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THE LATEST NEWS
Georgia PsIitics-rhe Le.isla,.re
I Ell EG r AP HIO.

MILLEDSEvILLE, Nov. 29-Mr Msloney, Of
Clarke comfy, to-day introduced bill In the
House prohibiting the levying Of executions
issued from the L. =. Courts tie property Of
citizens Of Georgia prior TO December, 1851, and
declaring void all such processes.
In the House, the bin 20 protect the ri hts q
the citizens Of Georgia was deoated.
Mr.. Lewis. Of Greene county. offered an amend
ment, 20 extend the provisions Of the bill % the
citizens Of every State that voted for Lincoln cleo
tors, which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Nc Donald, of Lumpkia county, opposed
TIE bill and amendment. He expressed warm
Union sentiments and moved an amendment,
Inning every Georgian - 900 who sells a bale OF
cotton or barrel If apples 20 any person north Of
Mason and Dixcn's Lilac.
This amend ent caused much commotion. and
dlsnnion and conservative sentiments were freely
uttered. The bin was made the special order FOR
fnday, when an exciting scussiOn 10 sntici-
pated The disunionisis will oppose the bill aud
the conservatives will advocate its passage The
Governor will probably veto It. should u pass
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Prom California

FoRr KEARNEI, Nov. 27.-The Pony Express.
with dates from san francisco 20 the 18th VI No
vember, has arrived.
The election returns. far a received show
Lincoln 20 be from $40 to 90 ahead Of Douglas,
and all parties conceds the State TO him
The Express also brings returns from hfeen
counties Ia Oregon, which foo, up as follows:
l.iuColn -S-NoA
Breckinridge. .......................is6 S
Douglas--. -.......'--......-.O-o
Afo
Cass, Curry, and Alameda counties are % be
heard from, all Of which will increase LiRCOln's
majority in the Stats.
The people Of California waiting with great
anxiety for news from the southern States es 10
the character Of the secession movement.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

6EoRszTowN, November 30. 1850
Yesterday being Thanksgiving day, there was
a general suspension Of business here, and all
classes Of our citizens observed the day in a
proper and becoming manner. There were but
few cases of drunkenness, and quiet ard good
order prevailed The weather was delightful
and the interesting services at our churches
morning and afternoon, were well attended
We wefe pleased to see large and respectable
audience at Forrest Hall last evening, number
Of ladies being present. and were better pleased
to see good order maintained. Not single breach
of decorum came under our observation, and
ladies were safe from the usual insults and an
noyances. We believe none Of the police force
were present. The performances went Cd exceed
ingly well, the "Conjugal Lesson Loan Of a
Lover" and Jenny Lind" being rendered In a
manner entirely satisfactory TO those present.
The contract for sOdding the slopes and terraces
Of the entertainments at the High Service Reset
voir has been awarded 70 Mr.. p. J Dowell.
Its almost impossible 70 cross Bridge street al
any point this morning without being mired
Now is the time, while the wet weather con-
tnues, TO scrape OF the mud with hoes, otherwise
we shall be alternately smothered in mud and
choked with dust all winter.
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The Chiriqui CommI..isn

NORFOLK, Nov - The United States Brook
lyu, with the United States Commission which
visited Chiriqui, Lagoon, Boto Del Zorro, &C 8,
has arrived. All in good health. The crew will
be paid of here
The members Of the Chiriqui Commission re-
port that their Commission was entirely success
full They found hsrbors on eboth sides and
superior coal ineXhaustible quantities.
Lieut. Morton d soovered a practicable pass
through the Corderilas, and located a railroad in
a mOst advantageous manner. The country sfJrds
abundance Of provisions.
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A Furious AND FLYING DUTcHNAN-
"Wednesday afternoon, Oficer King arrested and
took before Justice Thorn pSon a German named
Stackman. who for some weeks past has been in
own dwelling and place Of business, u respectable
housekeeptr and his wife, who reside In the Fl fth
Police District The charge Of disorderlY conduct
being prov-d-the lady testifying that the prison
ef'S conduct waE most outrageous TO her, even on
her way 20 chuTch-the Justice fined him 50 and
costs and warned him that IL he continued such
behavior be would be lined SO, or committed to
the woFkhou 90 days in default Of payment He
left the ONCE, after paying his nne and costs,
Inuttering, I'm bad English, threats against the
conpIainants In less than half an hour the com
plainant returned and informed the magistrate
that IN. defendant had made another attack upon
tee house and, after a torrent Of abuse, bad taken
20 his heels and run away; thus acting the double
part Of the hying as well an furious Dutchman
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The TraubIe. i'm Kansnl

LEAvESwoRTH, X T, Nov. y Acting Gov.
Beebe las issued Proclamation relative 20 sf iirs
in Southern Kansas, calling on Capt Montgomery
and his baGd Of Jay Hawkcrs TO disband and re-
turn 20 the obedience Of the constituted autbori-
ties. He saws that peaceahle citizrns shall receive
Just protection, and all offenders their due punish
ishment There is nothing new from the scene
of Il stnr hancP
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The south Carolina Convention.

CHARLEsToN. Nov. 2s The Mechanics Insti-
tate Hall, ia which the National Democratic Con
vsntion assembled. has been rendered 20 the Gov
ernOr for the use Of the South Carolina Secession
Convention, which is 60 assemble on the 18Th OF
December Several canddstes for the south Car
olina Convention, their 81 gnatur-s repudia'e
the project Of permitting anyfree State to in the
Southern Coufederacy.
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From Fort Scott.

FoRT ScoTT, Nov 25.-Much Of the excitement
here during the last week has been without rec
sonabie cause.
The business Of the Land Once has not been
Interrupted, and no fea exist that IL will be
IL is the prevailing opinion here that the flight
Of Judge Williams AMI bis court was not war
ranted by circumstance
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Son,h CnraIinn Member, Of Cenyre,,.

CHARLESTON, Nov. % The Senators and men
hers Of the House Of Representatives from this
state have TO-DAY, after consultation. resolved 70
take their seats in Congress on Monday next, TO
remain until the State withdraws from the Union.
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Secession Meeting Augusta

AUGUSTA, Nov 30 A grand secession demon
Stration will take place this afternoon hag has
been suspended over the Savannah river bearing
the coats-Of-arms of south Carolina and Georgia
Music, salutes and large attendance is expected
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The Result i'm NIrginia-Pr0clamat ien of
fhe

RICHMOND, Nov. 29-The proclamation Of the
Governor announcing the official vote for fres!-
dental Electors la this State will be published
Tomorrow.
II declares Messrs Bruce Marmaduke johnson,
well, Chand ~Gr, and Christian, Bell electors, and
Messrs. Lamb, Edmonds, Lyons, Clay5rook
lsbe and Massie, Brrc kinridgs electors, chosen
TO cast tue vote OF the State ia the Electoral Col
lege.
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RaiIread Accident.

MAUCH CHUNK, Nov ga passenger car OF
the Beaver-me5dOw railroad was thrown int
Beaver creek yesterday, by the breaking OF q rail-
Mr.. Nichols. conductor. a Mrs Farrow and sister
and a Miss Smith and sister were drowned.
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00O LBS. WOODEN YARN in Blue, Grey
lOU Back, White and random co'ors.
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery and Gloves.
Gentlemen's Ribbed Wool Shirts and Drawers.
These goods are extra quality.
Silk Shirts and Drawers. ~.
Merino Shirts and Drawers of all grades.
We would call partlcul ar attention to our well
assorted stock of all kind of Dry Goods, suitable
for all casses of persons, all Of whivh will be sold
at the lowest market prices.
= WIN. X RILEY 4 BRO.
No. &c Central Stores, bet 7th ard 9Th sts.,
90 29-Stawlm opposite Centre Market
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sn.p.n,ion Of Sonth Carolina Banks

CHARLEsroS, Nov. - The state Bank Of
South Carolina. and the Richmond Banks have
suspended The Planters, and Mechanics Banks
will suspend TO morrow.
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Suspension of 81. LouI. Banks.

ST. LoUIs. Nov. 2s.-All the Banks Of this CITY,
excepting the Mechanics Bank which withstoOd
the pressure Of 1857, suspended specie payment
this morning.
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RnIfIHars NInTkat.

GaLrusoRI. Nov 80 90 Flour IL firm ard steady;
sales 200 bhls at S. - WbeStis dull. Corn 10
steady. Coffee quiet Sugars, no sales. Pow
sions very quiet. Mess pork SIS.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago ard Rock island 5lHi Illinois
Central shares 81; do. bonds g; Michigan SOUTH
ern guaranteed 3OS; New York Central 1ki va.
Coal Go II; HUDSON River r X 1915 Ianton
Co. lax; Va. 6's 79E; No. 6s GO; U. 3 SIS Of 1874
96k.
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ANOTHER SERIOUS AccIDKNr.-On Wednesday
night, while the ball OF the Journeymen Bakers
was progressing at the Assembly Rooms, request
was made Of the managers TO afford relief from
the dust which had begun to float In the ball, by
hosting two upper windows. Mr. Thos. Young,
SON Of the proprietor, proceeded TO do 80, and
roof. The frost was thick the roof, and he
slipped and fell TO the ground some thirty or forty
feet He was conveyed TO a house near by, and a
physician sent for. His back Is badly Injured
He was removed to his home, where he has the
attention Of DR., Boyle. This morning he is i'm
proving
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ST MATTHEWS FREE SCHOOLS The fair for
the Of the free schools attached 20 the parish
Of -. Matthews is progressing at Willardsp Hail
with good attendance and success. The object 10
one that commends itself 10 the consideration Of
the public, and we hope the ladies who have
charge OF the tables will have occasion to COM
plain OF want Of patronage The tables all round
The hall are hlled with tcmptingly displayed ar
tieles, and the fsirauendaats spare no efforts to
make the visits OF the customsrs thereto agree
able both sides as well ~ profitable to the cause
they have espoussd s 9l-
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.. Humphreys d Co.'s specific Ho-
meopatkic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, in boxes, at % and 80 cents each. Also,
IN cases, containing % walls, from 81 to Ss
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
II. D. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, 333 north + street;
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external llttammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma sly
READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read it; it will interest you.
au 1D-eoIy
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THASEssIvINs IN ALExASDRIA.-Tbe Gazette
Of this morning. says; Although yesterday was
be,s kept IL as a holiday The streets presented
an ercsedingly sntrnated aPPearancei the ladies
sspaeiaily com ny out In large Numbers ana never
looking better or more beautiful Tne conference
Iosetin2s AZ both sessions were attended by large
crowd Of lady spectators who seemed exceedingly
Iatsrsed In the proceedings.
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f, GREAT ATTRACTION TONIGHT AT THE THEA
TER.-Prof Anderson's marvellous performances
are to be still more marvellous this evening. The
occasion being the benefit Of Miss Anderson, who
Is pianiste, clairvoyante and mnemonic artistic,
eontri butes much to the entertai nments Of the
evening. One Of this young lady's accomplish
ments is that Of being able to speak the most diff
ncult words backwards with a much ease any
dictionary-m would In the ordinary method
So simple word as aLdiboyontip ski hiSkyphor-
words, such as TrfIoxtehiH, appear to be about
the first lessons in her primer Her art is entitled
on the bills Rstro-rsnsiniSesnt Orthography, aud
Of II she Is lady professor IL Is with some civic
vanity that we claim so accomplished young
lady as a native of Washington. Her talents
alone ought TO secure her q very large house this
evening" while the fact Of her having been born
In this city should be sufcientt to ensure her being
honored with crowded audience Of fair an
fashionable Columbians
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MAR RIEn

On the 18th instant, at Wesley Chapel psrson-
age, by the Rev. Mr.. McCaul.y, CHARLES r.
IREfLER to SALLIE V. ROBINSON, all Of
this city.
On Thursday, the 22d November at the residence
OF the brides father, st east, by the Rev Dr. W.
u. Ryan Mr., SAMUEL +. PER KINS, to
Miss MAR fHA A. SUIT, all Of this city.
baltimore sun copy.l
On Thursday, 18th lastsnt, at st Pa'rIck's by the
Rev Father Boyle,J A. RATLIFFE TO MARY
G.. THOMAS, all of this city.
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s-~ York MARKETS

New YORK, Nov. 30 Flour and what duu
finding downward Corn unchanged. Provi
slons dull Whisky duh at l9Hc.
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Th-nk>siyinsIna Mobile.

MOBILE, Nov l9.-Than ksyiving day was very
generally observed here. Nothing was done in I
commercial line
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DIED,

On the 10Th instant, of typhoid fever, s JSIE E.,
only child of /. A. and Josephine Stewart, grand
daush liter Of Jas 8. Msgee, aged years and IL
months.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers res
idence, 9Th ST., near corner of " st. north, on
Tomorrow tSaturday.D at 10 o'clock a. m. The
friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
In Prince Georges county, Md +, near PIscata-
way, on sunday morning, the 18th instant, ELLA
VIRGINIA, only child Of George w. and Laura
v. Blandford, aged III months.
baltimore papers copy.l
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Tn. Virginia kIeetiea settI.d at Las,

RICHMOND, Nov % The Governor has issued
his proclamation declaring the choice OF nine
Bell and six Rreckinridge electors.
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Y. NJ. T.. AssoCIATIoN.-TheS Sunday afternoon
Union Prayer Meeting at Waugh Cha pei. Capitol
Hill, conducted by the Young Mems Christian
Association, has been suspended on account Of the
short afternoons. The meeting will be resumed
In the spring.
HYMENIAL.--sThe license clerk at the City Hall
has issued no less than seventy-eight marriage
licenses to as many applicants during the present
month. Even hard times present no tsrrors TO the
seekers Of the connubial hOnors and privileges.
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Holloway Pills AND OINTMENT,

FalIing Of the Womb During The early stages of
CESSATION, many young married fema es are subject
to q sinking ofthe womb, which causes them con-
siderable trepidstion ard uueasin ness. The Oint-
ment will be found invaluable in these emergencies
as it entirely dIsPe with the necessity for pes
saTi sor mechanical agencies. The Pills viii; brace
the enfeebled organs, strengthen the system and
secure the invalid from future relapse. These
medicines valuable all com ANTS incIden 'al
to the FEM, sex. Sold by all Druggists 25c go.
ana 8 per box or pot. 10 % lw
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SEwERAGE.-At the corner of Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue workmen are engag ed
In putting down one OF the improved stencil
traps These drops are so arranged as to prevent
the posi- bility of bad odor coming up the sewers
with which they communicate well as to OBJ
viate the necessity for cleaning them out.
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General Bank usPensisn I'm Charleston, &c.
CHGKLysToN Nov 29.-Tbe four remaining
Blnks In this city suspe nded this morning. Cot
ton has advanced = cent.
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wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

WIsTAK' 3 BALSAM OF WILD CHKHRY.
The following letter from Rev. HENRY WooD, OF
Concord, n. H., Editor fthe Congregational Jour
nal, speaks volumes in favor of WIStdr'S BaIsdm:-
CONc6RD, ". H., March2.
MEssRs. SETH w, FOwLK a. Co.-GentLsmsn:
Two years ago, a sudden and violent attack upon
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks,
and when recovered, was go much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing, that was often unable TO
sleep or rest upon a bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and judging from the neficacy of the
remedies used, | supposed the disease incurable.
Being persuaded to try bottle of WistGrs Balsdnl
Of Wiid Cherry. without confidence in its efficacy
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy W It'll my
fellow sufferers induces me To make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly aff cted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY WOOD
Mono genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 3. w. Fowe L Co., Boston, and for
sale by T. ID. Gilman, y. G. Ford, jr., ;. b. Waite
G. Stott, John Schwartz, Nairn & Pa mer, Wash
Ington; and by dealers every where. nosj-lwI
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REPARATroN.-The Criminal Court room is
being put in order for the coming term, which
commences next NJ onday, Sd proxlmo The docket
promises to be pretty full. II is gratifying to be
able to state that the health Of Judge Crawford
has been constantly improving during the vaca-
ton.
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HosTETrKR's STOMACH BITTRRs.-The opera
ton of this palat ,ble remedy upon the stomach,
liver and excretory, organs is singulary soothing
and conservative. il regu ates, recruits and puTi-
fees them. DyspePsia in all its forms Yields to it's
CO. dial and invigorstng properties, and II Is REQ;
commended to mothers enfeebled by the duties and
cares OF maternity the safest and best tonic they
can possibly use 10 all the crises of femtle lfe it
WILL derive much more benefit from its use than
binary stimulates. Such has been the popularity
of this luimitable preparation that host of Enita
tors and counterfeit RS have sprung up in various
parts Of the count J, In the hop TO profit by i'm
all to see that every bottle they buy has the fac
siuIle oft, proprietors written signature on the
labal, and the words, "Dr. J HostetteI's Stomach
Bittsrs" blown the glass and stamped In he cap
covering the cork. Also notice our note of hand
on the bottom of the engraved label. All these
marks wo give to secure purchasers against impo-
sItlon.
no % cost HOSTETTER & SMITH
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

CORPORATION OF GESRGEToWN, DIS
" TRlCT, MARYLAND, and VIRGINIA
BANK NOTES at par for Groceries, AID three
dollars in specie given In change when two dollars
worth 10 bought st Tenney's, corner High and
Bridge streets, Georgetown, ID e.
The subscriber VIII continue to sell st the same
prices as before the suspension His stock large
and well assorted comprising almost every article
usually found in first GLASS Grocery Store.
Also now on hand snd constantly receiving du
ring the season large supplies OF fresh slaughtered
no 24-6t w. n. TENNEY
lust RECEIVED
y 10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS,
$50 bbls. ibid Rye WHISKY,
$50 bbls. HERRING and ALEWIVES,
50 bbis. Crushed and Refined -UGARS,
81 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. dow pricedD MOLASSES.
For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE. se1e
100 BBLS. OF FRIME CIDER,
JUST Arrived and for sale cheap for cash.
no Is Army Il SHINN.
MASSEY, COLLINS & CO.'S PHILADEL-
lNl PHlA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are constantly
receiving fresh supplies ofthe above delightful bey-
erage, and invite al persons who want o pure un-
sdulteTated Ale, 70 five il q trial.
Army d SHINN, Agents,
ss 81 Green st.. GEORGETOWN.
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WANTED. $1,000 Virginia, Corporation, or
Washington money wanted, in exchange for all
kinds OF Dry Goods, at Matthews r. Cores, $50
Seventh street, between and X, east side. If
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NoTIcK.-DiEtrict Of Columbia Advertisements
TO be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from The srAR Once.
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RENEWED ELECTION ExcITKMKsT.-The tele-
graphic dispatch Published In Yesterdays Gazette
concerung the result Of the Presidential election
in this State created quite an excitement smong
the betting portion Of our community, several OF
whom had recsived from the stockholders the
relished the i6ea Of refnnding.--ALz. Gazette.
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LOST AND FOUND.

G1A REWARD-Lost,o on "Wednesday morn
tDlU ing, between -Four. and-a-baf st. and the
Capltoi, POCKET BOOK, couta ming S42 prin-
cIpslly VirgIni, money! The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving it at this office.
Nh nbWahDi-Suged sWax' on SUNDAY lsst,
in the hack, and piece cut from the right ~
ear. The above reward will be paid on1-
returning IL to MICHAEL RAGEN No. 304 Sd
street, between and III SITS. It,
G1n REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
ID III return to tn Star Office land questions
askedD of a small double case detached lever GOLD
WATCH, made by Cooper, of Liverpool IS jewels,
number not recolleoted bearing inscription,
q present from the Washington Club
no H-Rr WIN. X. MURRAY.
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EOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, oon-
Il tanning 8 rooms. In good order, with gas FIX
lures complete, on III st -eet. between 9Th and 5th.
Also. u two, story brick COTTAGE, with large
yard attached, corner of street north l4th ST.
east. 70 punctual and relIable tenants the terms
will be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
between " ald II. no lS-u
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PRor. HxSRY will give an interesting lecture
on Saturday, At iex g. m, al the Smithsonian In
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EMPLOYMENT OF THE MAGIsTRATRs.-It Is a
matter for congratulation that for several davs
past the police magistrates have been more busily
engaged in attending to civil business than IN the
disposition Of criminal cases Just at this time
the merchants and traders are obtaining their
licenses for the ensuing year, and the filling Of
blanks and admi mis- ering the usual oaths relative
to the average Of capital invested is the principal
employment Of the Justices
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TOR RENT-Two ROOMS in third story, sd-
Z joining with water and gas, or q fine PARLOR,
lighted with gas, second story in pIeasaut part
of the city. Terms low. Apply on the premises,
north side no l6-tf
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Il basement BRICK HOUSE, with back-build-
Ing, on street, between ID and sd streets, north
furnishing store Of McGREGOR & CO., No. $50
Seventh St, opposite Suter, Lea Co.'s Banking
House no % Luz
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EOR RENT-Handsomey furnished suits Of
II ROOMS. with Board, If required. No. 500
Elev enth street, between Pa. avenue and f st.
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CENTRAL 8uARpHersK CAsRs-Chas. Macdo-
Maid, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. George
30 Is Pat McKenney, drunk and disorderly;
do. lis. Lewis Travers (col. y dsorderlv; do
"a Is. Fred'k Noltie, drunk and disorderly; do
s2 Is Anne Maloney, sleeping In the street; dis
Wednesday night. Nine were registered las
night.