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place till after halfpast one This was ia some
measure due to the fact that Saturdays there is
but one session held but the activity of business
was the principal cause. There is no check thus
far to the tide Of speculation though prices fuctu-
ate from day to day according as the sellers out
number the buyers, or rice rersa. To-day prices
were generally lower at the board Illinois Cen
tsl fell of per cent in the face of an improved
quotation from Europe; Galens declined l, Rock
Island /, Toledo /, guaranteed 1, common stock
Michigan Southern 1. Michigan Central /, n. Y.
Central Reading !, Harlem B. Hudson Erie |, and
80 on throughout the list. The demand for bonds
continues active, and the mortgage issues of the
Western roads continue to be bought up at ad-
vancing prices. We are informed that the coupons
on the first mortgage OF the Chicago and North
Western will be duly paid; the road is doing large
business. State stocks were rather quiet, without
change Of price. After the board the market stiff
fened up somewhat and quotations were per
cent higher than on the printed list.
The business of the Sub-Treasury TO- day was as
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The Adriatic arrived to day, with dates to August
/. The funds are IA higher, the public being
large buyers, and American stocks are quoted
higher with more business doing. Flour is higher;
grain steady; cotton dull. The following are the
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Drsw,SG. % the :o Dslawsrs state Lsfte-

RES WOOD. EDDY A CO.. Managers Of ths
DELAWARE. kEsrUcxr AND MISSOURI STATE LoTrrRfyS.
DxaAvAnf-ExrxA Class No xsl. Arcgsr u, 1850
IS, Il, 81, 20, SO. Al, IL, ~, as, z, q, 80, 8.
Z. 40, SO, As, IS. 80, II, 9, 2, 20, ~, "a, rs.
Circulars sent free q charge by addressing either 70
WOOD, EDDY co. Wilmington Delaware,
or 10 WOOD, EDDY A CO, st. Louis. Missouri.
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Dr.. marsh Csnsanues 90 Apply His Rads.
cal Cue Truss success 10 erecing permanen q
hernia rupture. MARSH co, No. vesey street, n.
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wNrCHrs AND JEWELLERY.

comrc.sen a doid YES: cSAas-HAadNae oasas "A
dxnsse, 4 ~ Roeawu.
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Cholera. Collie.

WIND sPASM.
These affections becoming aarrninEy frequent, but VI
SECURITY AND RELIEF NEAR.
-Four or sixof . -
Should be swallow ed. ard repeated required. This cours
VIII alive and shall come oft OF the CONFLICT our hcs
in ed and bi0sd purinrd.
Sold vt 2st CANAf. STREET No. tuNTOS SQUARE
And b. al dealers. Price Is cents. with directions.
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UHr FOLLOWING TWO PATENTS FOR sALE-Dx
ANDRE sARATrER ~ 13q spring street. wes Of Broad
wayBlack French vani.h suitable FOR vsrnhna AZ knSs
leather boos harness metals also rrench PonL
paror and other furniture Al the above depot hess -
nishes offered or SAFE 81 NE oss pYSs o. ceas per -
Tie Military accotiremenis renewed Il u q SET
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ny their Action on the system, Hollo-
way sps have eisced extraordinary cures No matter whA
dSader DO IL the stomach blood bowels cnion
btpsness o. cos,iyeness the result invariably The ssnes
po~iti,e
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DR.. y. Bovee Dods, Imperial Wine Bftters
sch universal demand that they SHOULD he kept In
drug store grocery IN the ciy Depo, rs
William a reef
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GEORGETOWN.
Ce-'s'po"dsaes Of 1As Star.

oEoRsErowN, February %, 1850.
We had intended to furnish you With the official
returns OF our munich pal election held on Monday
last, In time. for your edition of Yesterday but
!ouna III impossible to do so; a correct report not
pelnS made until the afternoon. When made, IL
cohnftheo and completed the victory claimed by
the democrats, all of the members who are elected
being OF that persuasion, although the names
OF two or three Of them tvefe on the Citizens
ticket. This changes the completion Of both
boards, "Amercanism;' having been in the an.
cenddncy The official count u.s.:
or tne board Of Adermen-George w. BeaIl
Sl; w aitef :. Cox $50; DR.. Joshua Riley 562; .
T.; Mauhews 537; Philip T. Berry 526; Robert
w niue ga; Joseph Libby, ST., 521 Francis w heat
icy OH; Anthony Hyde 1876. And the five gen.
Yemen nrst named are elected. For the lower
board~Wi lillian King, of VIM, 97s; George Hill,
r.. S9a John NJ. Stake 5Sl; Esau Pickrell SIS;
Wlliam L: Dunlop SAT; Brooke b. Will ans
David English 526; John b. Davidson 525; VIM
a tGaey 525; H. l.. Offnt 525 w. II. 3. Taylor
~ u L.. Shoemaker 5i9; c. F. Shekell 5I5;
B d Darby Sill; VIM. H Tenney 5OS John
4 bangs, 5o5; John Marbury, jr., sol; and VIM
n f.des oO0 and the nine gentlemen whose names
are nrst on the list are elected
AS the three gentlemen whose names come next
upon the list received 525 votes each. and as il
Only requires too Of the three to make the Board
coInp!e'e, tll) Especial election will be neces-
saIy, 70 choose members for the two vacancies
petofe the Boards can organize.
we learn this morning that the coal trade OH
sne cahai expected to be very heavy the ensuing
season, and Mr. Ray and other shippers are making
ample arrangements to accommodate those COM
Pdnles which ship from here. The trade will
soon commence
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Pennsylvania Demecratic Csnyenasn.

READING, Pa, Feb. 2e.-The town is ian a whirI
Of excitement this evening, and crowded 10 excess
with delegates 10 the Democratic State Conven-
ton 10 be held here tomorrow. The trains from
all points to-day have been well filed The hesd
quarters Of Messrs White and Fry, the prominent
candidates for the nomination for Governor IL at
the Keystone House, where the attraction centres
The current this evening Ia apparently running
in favor If MIR. White The friends Of the re
spective candidates holding a caucus to-nig ht
The Keystone Club, Of Philadelphia, arrived here
this evening
READING, Feb. 29.-The State Democratic Cor
vention assembled, and organized bv the election
transacted
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Horrible Tragedy in virginia

RICHMOND, Feb. 2s.-Yesterday. in Pittsylvania
county. Capt. Vincent Witcher taking teeti-
moay relative to the divorce Of his liter
from a man named Clemens, when the latter and
his brother became angry end fired their revolv-
ers, grazing Witcher's clothing. Witcher then
son of Mr.. w, named Smith. attempted TO enter.
when third Mr.. Clemens fired upon him. Smith
immediately killed him with a bowie knife. Mr.
WitcLer is IS years old aud is a well known cit
izen. He was formerly President Of the Danyille
Railroad
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Destructive fires.

GIRARD, Pa, Feb. "a fire last MIG ht in tbs
place destroyed four stores and several dwellings
Total loss about Slo,u0O, which is but partially
insured.
ST. Louis, Feb. 2S-The smoke-house Of Roe
& Co in this city, with large amount Of bs-
con sides, WIS destroyed by fire yesterday. Less
SOS Goo
CINCINNATI. Feb. o9.-The tobacco factory cf
George w. Walker, al Rockport, near Glasgow,
morning, together with IS 900 worth Of tobacco
$1,000 i'm bank-notes, which were I'm a safe, were
also DESTROYED
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The Rio Grande Invasion.

New ORLEANS. Feb - The steamship Ari-
zona from Brazos on the 18th, with about sIc9 100
in specie has arrived here.
The latest intelligence from the Rio Grande
states that Cortnas still in possession Of the
west bank Of the Rio Grande. and frequently
making predatory incursions into Texas Captains
Tobin's and Tomlinsons ranger corps had been
dishandoned and sent home. Capt. Stoneman's
cavalry and Capt. Fowler's rangers WIRE guarding
the border to the extent Of their ability.
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Later from Havana

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2s.-The steamship Isabel,
from Havana the 18th. arrived here ibis evening
with her usual punctuality. The miscellaneous
news is unimportant. Sugars ruled steady and
unchanged Molasses was declining.
KEY WEST, Feb. 25.-The brig Tiger, from
New Orleans. bound 10 Baltimore got ashore near
the mouth Of our harbor Oh the 18th, and nlled
and will probably be total loss 4 part Of her
cargo (of molasses) was saved
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II ATpPJVATE

nESIRABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE
- "CIRCLE AT PRIVATE SALE.-The sub
scrihers off r for sale Lot a in Square No. 26,
ont; ne 25 f. ct inches PennsylvanIa avenue,
b7twe- Gath and 18th strAets, Iunnlng through to
north l. strs.t, with q front of 50 feet said l.
stantal three story brick Dwelling House, with
brick he K building.
tb M1 pIape2I could be Converted Into
residence.
Also, lot No 8. in Square No. 81, fronting a feet
10 riches on 24:h street, between l. and NJ streets
north, running back l22 feet "a inches to 81 feet
al ey, with brick stable In The rear Of the lot.
For rns, DC, apply to
JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Il CO,
f. 2I-eO2w Auction And Comm Merchants
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THE LATEST NEWS
Excitemen, nj Leui,vilIe, Ky.
T Ell E G. r A p 81 &c.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb IA man calling him
sen !ohn Haskell, hailng from Massachusetts,
out VINO is said TO be an Englisbman and a sailor,
recenuy IRON New Orleans, was arrested in this
city on Saturday for committing an outrage on
three boys. This forenoon a crowd gathered ,bout
the court house. increasing In number Till two
O'Clock, when the Mayor ordered steam ere
engine TO the spot 10 drive away the crowd Tbi,
was tenn porariIy successful, but towards dark the
crowd swelled till il numbered several thousand,
aud attack on :be Jail and application Of lynch
law 70 the pr soner was spprehended. The mill
tary were ordered 10 hold themselves in readiness
Two pieces Of cannon were placed inside the jail,
and the police marsballed. The latter kept the
square in front Of the Jail clear and arrested
raj intoxicated and turbulent persons. This even
ing Judge Bullock addressed the crowd, saying
that the parents Of the victims desired riotous
proceedings, but were willing that the prisoner
should be dealt with by the law, and counselins
moderation.
At this time (ten O'Clock p. m the crowd is
gradually dispensing, although spirit Of great
ind gnatio still exists against the prisoner The
fears Of attack on the Jail tonight are subsid
ing.
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MEN's DIIss SUITS,
Mss's Bssissss Sssss,
YoJIHs' DlIss SUITS,
Yessks' Bxsissss Sstss,
CH1LpRHN's DRESS SyIfs,

NOAH Waller Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Fall and
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection II
il comprised OF an assortment Of GeEtlemens and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
in material, trimming, and workmanship.
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city. at very re-
duced prices. ap8-1v
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The CaIiforuia Mail.

New YORK, Feb. 29.-rhe steamship Northern
Light, from Aspnwall, via Havana on the 2ith,
with the heavy California mails Of the 5:h inst !,
$500 600 in treasure
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BALrIMoRK,Feb 20 Flour closed quiet-How
ard ftreet and Ohio IS SO Wheat closed quiet
red 81 3OaSl .35 white 81 50aSl IS. Corn closed
stesdy-white 6Sa73c yellow 7oa13c. Pork Is
frm-m.ss Sle; prime sli.50. Lard closed scti.s
al lie. Whisky closed frmer at - Ss2Jc.
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Outward Bouad.

NEw YORK, Feb 29-The steamship Arabia,
for Liverpool. sailed at noon to-day, with fifty
passengers. She took out no specie on freight.
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New YORK Markets

NEW YORK. Feb % Flour 10 quiet; State aud
Ohio unchanged Southern better-sales at - ga
5 50. Wheat frm but quiet; Northern and Wet
ern unchanged; no Southern reported. Corn trn'i
yellow SIC. Pork dull; new mess 81. Lara
steady Whisky dull at 2ic.
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THE ROOr OF ALL EVIL" Is the venom ofGlsease
lnstil!ed into the sysem by early abuse, lndu yePoe
and excess of any kind. This must he t5adicatsd
from the s,s em " ithout delay; not moment should
ma lost. The pernnio"S nss OF nls~cnry Will not do
1t; nay. 1t will njufe rather than cure. TrieSeniar
J., + 8, Isyour only chances perusa' of the hook
Human Fraiity, or Physiological Researches" Ii
Illustrated with culOred en- CRAVINGS will explatu e~-
thing. 1t will only cost 25 cents. TO be had
Of DR.. Barrow 194 Blocker street, New York
Sent free of postage everywhere.
SOLD also by 8 Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
ID. u. fs lm.T
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The Massachusetts Strikes.

BosToN, Feb. ~ Six hundred shoemakers Of
Haverhill, about two-thirds of the number en-
Ployed there, organized to-day for a strike. The
proceedings Were orderly. The strikers at Lynn,
Marblehead, Saugus, Natick and other places,
remain also quiet, but firm. At present the bosses
manifest no disposition TO make the required con-
cessions.
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Cotton Press Burned-One Thousand Bales
Consumed.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.-The Union Cotton
Press was partially burnt this morning, together
with about 900 bales Of packed and unpacked
cotton. The loss is estimated at $50 900.
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Baltimore Markets.

ALEXANDRIA. Feb. 20 w heat-white 81 So 4
81 40 red 81 .3OaSl 81. Corn-wbite 55c. r.
SIC. Oats 37hc.
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THE EXHIBITIOT AMP CONCERT Of the Sabbath
school and choir of the Foundry church. last
evening, was very largely attended. and passed
off, on the former OCCASION to the great satis-
faction Of all present
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Norrcx-Disrtof Of Co!xm5ia Advertisements
. l. asserted IN fke BALTIMORE Sun are ,,rs,r,d
=, ,nd for,raSded Jre~s THE STAR Office
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NEWS.

II Ne>sA THE STAR - priafed OF tAs fastest
sfsa1s p,sss ~ sossA ef Baltimore, its sditio.
., large req~ir. IL TO be pxf 10 press at an
.arly AeHr; Advertisements, therefore, shoxld be
go. &c sefors Ticslrs o'clock, M; othe,tri,s they
.rsy net appear ssfiI tie MART day.
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Financial

NEwYo Feb % Socks are d lll and lower;
Chicago and Rock Island ON; Illinois Centrsl
New York Central 30 i; Reading sOSi Mo. 6ls
rnI.
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Kansas and SLAVERY.
Republican National Conyeptier

ST. Louis, Feb 2S-The bill abolishing slavery
in Kansas, which was vetoed by Governor Medsry,
has been passed over his veto by vote Of 30 &c :.
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OF COURSE the ladies will attend the great sale
Of cloth and velvet clOaks at Iron Hall to morrow
morning. as great bargains may be expected See
advertisement Of c. w Buteler i Sons in another
column
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EOR RENT-The south house Of the row Of
street, between and f streets north. Also, the
three new story dwellings on An street front
ing the City Hal SO uare. These houses contain
ali the modsrn Improvements, and are del ably 10
eSsed For terms, &C. S9PiY to PALp WI, Il,
Attorney at Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 6th st.
cot
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No. 9-"SPECIE PAYMENT SUSPENDED These
words create great pane, hilst the oft rep ted
expressions, thousands rushing to Nltime v
gravrs." is scarcely ever needed, though always
true: Mrs. Gardner's Indian Ba sam Of Liverwort
sumption # rcsOrted N time Ii cures nnfailipg-
ly, and is sold by all druggists f. 24-Iyr
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WATCH RErURNs.-James Hayes. drunk and
disorderly; workhOuse 81 DAYS Martin O'Con-
nor. disorderly; fine and costs, S3l5. Twenty-six
dodgers Were accommodated
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THE GREAT MAGICIAN, LOVE, IS now holding
forth every night at Odd Fellows Hall The
hali was crowded last night, and among the au-
dlence Were many Of the prominent notables now
in the national metropolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-29

ALBANY, Feb. 2o.-The Republican State Ne
tional Committee have changed the day for hold
ing the National Convention at Chicago TO the
18th of Nav
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By C. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctloneer..
THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MORROW

This HF1ERNOON d TOMORROW
BY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auctioneers.
REN. +. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
and SATURDAY, at the st, re eS Of ". F. Bay,
fe 2s,5t Rem. F. FRENCH, Salesman.
By THOS. BOWLING; Georgetown.
aT AZ DAY next, %ES
kS HS + sSS
st,eet, belonging TO James Curtis.
fe,7stavts ribs RIO Z p 81 us sas sHe..
by c. w. BOTELER SONS. Auctroneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF LADIES' CL0Tu
0kSN Mach Sto "a IL ncSsp
the second floor of our sales rooms, Iron Hall. we
Velvet Cloaks, Ragans, &c
These ClOaks were manufactured for first class
CITY sales and the style will be quite as fashion,.
worth tn attention of the ladies as great bargains
The Cloaks. &C.. wi be on exhibition and cata-
loeues ready Oh Wednesday afternoon, February
Terms cash. Sale peremptory.
n. BIN addition to the above, there will he of
ffe! small lot W Of R FHFSi PEy Goods soNs no,
ByWM MARSHALL. Auctioneer.
464 Serenh Street
FURNITURE, HARDWARE, WOODEN
Mach at A 5 % HUkshAm
font OF my It good 1850, tent Of second hand
Furniture of family breaking up housekt eplng.
Also, a large assortme Mt of Hardware, viz:
shove. Forks. hoes. Sad Irons.
Talks, Coffee Mills, Slew. s, Spoke shaves,
PlsLes, Squarss. Rnles, Knives, &c.
Also, a aTge lot of Wooden Ware.
Bsske and Flour Buckets, Clothes Pins,
BrIshe-, BlachiIg &c DC.
Also fine lot of Liquors snpe ior srticles,
One half cask of French Brandy,
! ar~ols of perv superor WAisky,
. "as t sfsn 81 OBJ Brandy and Whisky
u boxes nt Scotch Whisky, superior article,
~ of Irish Mat Whisky, do
Is lash ets of Renauder, Bcllengcr Il Co., Sillery
champagne.
K rms a. sale,
fe q dts VIM. MARSHAL l., Auct
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS should bear i'm mind
that the Picture Gallery Of the Washington Art
Association is open every day from O'Clock a m
to ~ p m, and that it is one of the most pleasant
places in the city at which to enjoy an hour or so
OF recreation
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
Advertisement of DIR. Woolfson. the optclan, 24
teenth streets, which appears in the Intelligencer
and states. 1t will be seen that his "streng thenng
many eminent gentlemen. presumed to be judges Of
their good qualities, and of the comfort 10 be de-
rived from their use by those VIII" require the and
OF these important !nstrumentalltes. Dr.. w. has
heon located In this CITY for several Years de 2OI
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SOME RARE bargains in the way of valuabl,
books at low price may be obtained at French,
sale tonight. His stock is unsurpassed, and h,
is bound to SELL See his advertisement
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By A. GREEN, Auo.ioneeI

WATCHES. JEWEI.R1, CHINA. GLASS
w AND CRoCKERY WARE AT AUCTION
THURSDAY, thalst March, shall sell, In front
OF store, at 10 O'Clock g m, a large assortment
hLives aid Forks. A so, on account Of whom it
may concern h3e lot of Watches and Jewalry,
II lngs, d c., for Gentlemen.
fe 28-d (COn.D A. GREEN. Auct.
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nFFlE r.

600 OFFICE,
ZSL PENN. AV ,BsT ilIE aSD I'm STREETS.
RAUIT, CGGKI"G.
LATRUBE AMI uhA z
q q. J.
Thoroughly screened lefJre delivery - be. ~
VI" KIWnI, NG and STOVE WOOD, prepared e,y
len .th and SIZE, or do!i =. 70 ccrd i-ngth.
io"S' n w "a GAIT,
p,on,i .,ors of the CIts steam tlre ocd Mills ard
Goa nepot, foo; of IL ste et below " a. depart
efboe NJ. 49, IA. av. bet 18th and s,h s,s fe p
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PROFANITY VIM Campbell. coored. was ar
rested this morning by officer Rietzel for being
disorderv and Profane in the streets He WAS
fined 81 GS.
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FRI LAST night. about ten O'Clock fire was
discovered in an unOccupied frame dwelling on
Pierce, near North Capitol street belonging to
Mrs Ruppel. 1t was partially destroyed b-fore
the flames were extinguished There can tie little
doubt that it was the act Of an incendiary.
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DOR SALE-A small FARM fSn acres situated
z at the Little Falls having comfortable dwell
ing house. corn house. stables, 40; ,well- fenced
and watored; within four miles Of Washing ton Is
acres III cultivation, the balance in handsome wood
land. is peculiarly desiTab!e IS a country resi-
ly situated excellant fishing ard hunting. Inquire
Of Mr.. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge
Little Falls. de 7-2awtf
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AUCTION SALES.

ByC.w. BOTELER 4 SONS. Auctioneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
IAN., 500 rat RsDAY NOR TNG. March
Ist at loa O'clock at Iron Hall second story sales
No.. ssuPtrior Cloth Clocks, cost each s,2.
S. IS.
6. 5Cloth Raglaus 10.
These Cloaks were manufactured for FIRST Q ass
city retail trada the present season, and will be
quite as fashionable for next season ss for Ihlf
Catalogues now ready and Cloats on exhibition 81
1t c. w. BOTELER r. SONS. Auct..
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctloneers.
old OFFICE FURNITURE. CARPETS. &C.,
~ AT AUcrIoy.-On FRIDAY AFTERN DON,
~. 3D. a. o'clock on the pavement N front Of
Desks, tables. chsifs: Wsshstands,
Carpets, OIlcloth, Mating, 30.
fe sd ~ j. G. McGUIRE CO.. Auots.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloueers
TO ROOT AND SHOE DEALERS-TwKN-
rGTs s1 rI BBsGTi .SP sEoEs e. Pgss sS
at 40 O'Clock the first floor OF our auction rooms
we shall sell, without reserve, IN lots to suit the
trade an assorted lot of Mems sud Women's Boots
aa pairs womens Cali, Kip and Grain heeled Lace
Boots, assorted sizes,
6s pairs Ladies, and Misses sewed morocco Con-
Men''- Women's and Misses India Rubber Over
So, ,Psirs Mems. Youths and Boys thick Boots,
471s dozen Mems silk P ush and Mohair Caps,
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum, q
cred of 81 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
fe % j. c. MCGUIRE r. CO.. Auct..
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN A

"A PIANO FORTE,
A gentleman recently dismissed from ofioe has
purchased from us only eight months ago. is there.
Tor nearly new; is fine tone and finish, and will be
So'''n00' JOINT. ELLIS,
fes7 SOC Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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Nothing Further From the Hungarian
Alexandria Markets.

HALIFAX, Feb -, p. m Nothing further has
been received in relation 10 the Hungarian or b.
passengers.
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The IHFATRE.-The engagement of James F.
murdoch and company at the theatre is going off
swimmingly, as usual and should be improved
by onr theatre-going citizens while it lasts The
Dill for tonight is The Inconstant or Wine
Works w onders''-Mr. Murdoch as Young MI
rabrl Mrs. Gladstane as Oriana and MIR. c. Bass
as Old Mirabel-and CHARLES ii. or the + asst
Men OF Oden Time Mr.. Bangs rs Charles II
and Mr.. Bass as Capt Copp. A great bill