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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.

A RESOLUTION to pay for repairs on county road
hsSoieed by tie Board Of Aldermen aad Board o.
Cery1on CoEreii Of the Corporations Of Geo,Eefoscs
That the sum Of twenty-five dollars be and the
the amount appropriated by the Levy Court on
the Sd day Of September, 1850. for the repair OF
the road leading from Seventh street 20 the stone
wsfehouse,) aud the Clerk be and he 10 hereby
directed 70 pay the TO the order Of the CLERK
and treasurer Of the Levy Court, on presentation
OF proper vouehefs that the fifty dollars appro-
Priated by the Levy Court have been expended.
Approved January 10, 1861.
A RESOLUTION in relstion 10 the expense of the
Poor and Workhouse
Resided By tke Board of AkdermeH and Bcard OF
Common Coaaetl Of the Corporation Of Georgefo,rH
That the sum Of four hundred and sixty three dol
lars and seventy-one cents be, and the same 10
hereby appropriated, 70 defray the current ex-
pepses OF the Poor and wofkhouse for the quarter
ending September 30, ESQ; and the cleff Of the
order Of the late Trustees out Of any money In
the treasury not otherwise appropriated said Trus
tees producing the proper vouchers.
Approved January 10, 1861.
RESOLUTION in favor Of Joseph Nicholson.
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Connei Of ths Corpo,ottoa Of Georgetoscs,
That Joseph Nicholson be allowed to reconnect
his supply pipe with the water main on Bridge
street, upon said Nicholson paying the water tar
on the part Of the lot on which his workshop
stands and that he be permitted to use said water
until otherwise ordered by this corporation.
Approved January 10, 1851.
A RESOLUTION in favor Of w. d. wallach and G..
Myers Son.
Resosred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Gsorgefotcn;
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized
to pay to the order Of w. ID Wallach twenty-nine
dollars and eighty cents for his account rendered
9th December; and to the order Of c. Myers q
Son eighteen dollars and eighty-one cents, for
their account rendered 18th December 1850.
Approved January 10, 1861.
RESOLUTION authorizing the Mayor to accept
the services of a volunteer patrol.
Rssolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized
to accept the volunteer services of any number of
the citizens Of Georgetown, not exceeding one
hundred from each precinct, to guard the property
Of the town from incendiaris and robbery until
the sth Of March next
Rssolred, further, That each and every citizen
Of Georgetown, whose names shall be enrolled by
the Mayor, and who shall take the oath taken by
the police and night watch, shall be clothed with
all the powers Of the police and night watch while
on duty, which shall be from O'Clock D. m.
until O'Clock a. m.
ResolUsd, further, That the volunteer patrol
shall be under the direction Of the Mayor who
shall designate the number to be on duty each
night. GApproved January %, is6l
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War in Persia.

NEW Your, Jan. ga Constantinople letter,
dated December "a, reports the utter route Of the
main Persian army of 60 900 strong, by the Turco-
mans Almost the entire number were killed or
made prisoners
The letter states that this may lead 10 the over
throw Of the Persian DYNASTY
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Conservative Reieicinxa.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan Is AT Reading on Satur-
day, 100 guns were fired for Rhode Islands repeal
of her Personal Liberty bill The citizens there
Were very jubilant. The repeal by Rhode Island
Is the first tender of the olive branch Of conclis-
ton to the south, and is hailed here an the har-
binQer of peace.
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LGC AL NE w s .

~ fi'oTgh gEE SThs IL printed on the fastest
sszT T-Ss' in scufh IF Baltimore, its edition
Is % Isgs - ." rriirc it to be put to press at an
e-T'Y b"1r, Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; ctheTwise they may
uei sFT%ar until tie next day.
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Cemmi.sIsners frem Alabama

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 26-The Governor has sp-
pointed Hon. L. J Judge, Commissioner to
Washington, to treat with the Federal Govern
ment in relation 70 the Forts, Arsenals, Custom
Houses, &c >, In Alabama
The Convention adjOurns on Tuesday 10 the
4th Of March.
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ever the msnamed and Inisaatkrope PHILOSOPHERS
may say 70 the contrary. Show them good thiag;
icy It's merits be clearly DEMONSTRATED. ADD they
WI not hesttats to give It their most cordial pat
robase, The masses have already ratified the Irdg
merit OF physlclan, concerning the virtues of Hos
fstteI's .Biftsrs, as ray re cen by the Immense
lnsntlLes Of this medicine which are annually sid
IS gTesty superior 70 a. other remedies vet devised
fqt diseases OF the digestive organs, suci as oar-
rhGs, dysentery, dyspepsia, and Tor The various
levers thst arise from ofthnse portions
~ the system Host tiers name is rapidly beoer,-
Tag honsehoid word. from Maine to Texas, from
article and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists IN the world ia sl-eo3t
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RAltfRsrs marksts

BALrInoRl. Jan. . .-Flour dull and heavy;
Howard street and Ohio $3.50; City Mills s5 IS,
butwith no sales Wheat hrmer; red 81 3sal SO;
white 81 4Sal 90. Corn steady; yellow 6Dse2,
white 6sa70c. Provisions arm; mess pork SIS IS;
rump Sl3 SO. Lard lox. Coffee steady at II n a
axe. Whisky dull at isc
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Einnuctal

NEW YoHK, Jan . Stocks are lower but
closed frmer. Chicago and Rock Island SIN;
Cumberland Coal Co. sK; Illinois Cerhal shares
Is; do bonds s6i Michigan So. %; New York Cen
zal 7shi Reading 4ik Hudson r. r.. Az; Can
tons Is; Va 6's ~; Mo 6s s.
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- be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
~ and forwarded from THES-A Once.
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Te1a. Csnxentisn EIectisn.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. % The returns Of the
Texas election for delegates 10 the Stste Conven'
ton indicates an overwhelming majority fof I'M
mediate secession.
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The New York and Charleston steamship
Linz

NEW YORK Jan. 26-The steamer Nashville
for Charleston has been detained until wednes-
day. in conseq usnce Of the light freigh and small
number Of passengers appearing, and because the
steamer Columbia Of the same line hes gone ashore
at Charleston harbor.
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Cemmi.si.pers frem Kentucky.

FRAKFoRT, Jan. 26-The Legislature has sp-
pointed the following Commissioners 70 meet the
Commissioners Of Virginia, at Washington, on
the ith Of February; James r. Bell, Ex-Governor
Morehead, VIM. o. Butler, James Guthrie, Chas
Wicklife
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Sale Of the Erie Railroad.
NEW YORK, Jan 2s.-rhe Erie Railroad was
sold this morning at auction for $40 900. IL was
bought In by the trustees.
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New Ysr. M.rs..

New Ysrs Mark-s
NEW YoRk, Jan. 2S-Flour dull and Sc. lower
Wheat dull. Corn advancing tendency. Pork
quiet. Lard steady. Whisky dull at lee.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. sc, 1850.
GeNtfenasn: After suffering severely for three
years with an aggravated form of Dyspepsin ard
making use OF many of the popular remedies Of the
day. as well as the prescriptions of some OF our
most eminent hyslciAns-And all to no purpose-at
the suggestion OF M. H. II. Hazard had recourse
to the Cxygesated Bitters with the most salutary
result. Too much cannot be raid IN favor of thi :
valuable remedy. and hope that all who are az
icted with that horrible disease, Dyspepsia, viii
make use OF this remedy at once: -
Prepared by Seth w. Fovie q Co., Boston sp And
for sale IN Washington city 9. Stotfs 3. Is. Waite
John wile,, Moore, and h. n. al cPherson;
In GEORGETOWN BY r.. 3. r.. Ciss.li, and g. a. & II
Southron, and by druggists everywhere. js % Iv,l
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lust RECEIVED BY

Hallam's Middle Ages, the new Bostcn Litersr,
Edition River sde Press; topped paper; price sS7:
Aiso, the ssne editiops Of heCsaley, Hume 6ib,
bon, Carlisie, Lamb, ehakspeAr. de 3
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THE GREATEST RIppLE"s Of the age is to be
found at 800 Pennsylvania aveneue In spite of
hard times, Riddles hxins go OH like hot cakes,
and everybody who has dollar to spare 10 rush
ing to Riddles.
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WIrHDRAws.-Mr. C. II Russell, Of Georgia
clerk In the Treasury Department announces to-
day on the avenue that the places that know him
here now shall know him no more, as he means
to leave for Georgia tomorrow.
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MUCH EXCITEMENT was created in Alexandra
on Saturday by report that Hon. Mr. Rust hat
been killed and Hon. Mr.. Dunn severely wounde.
in duel that morning
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CRIMINAL CoURT.--This court was at stand
still this morning in consequence of there being
no cases from the Grand Jury upon which to en-
ploy itself 1t is believed that the Grand Jury ire
to-day engaged In the distracted bonds cases and
that indictments will be brought in against Ex-
Secretary of War Floyd, w. ii. Russell and
Goddard Bailey, the latter for abstractng the
bonds, Russell for receiving the stolen property,
and Floyd for being accessory to the transaction.
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THE SABBATH SCHOOL connected with the M
T.. Church South give concert and exhibition on
"Wednesday night, for the benefit of the school. !
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-Four or five carts
passed through Georgetown Saturday mig ht,
loaded with long boxes, such nsed In pack
ing arms for transportation. The drivers stopped
to 90 hist in few swallows Of su'thin' streAg tn
enin'," as Artemus Ward says; and being ques-
toned, answered that they were taking furniture
from Alexandra to Langley, Fairfax county, Va.
What sort Of furniture could be carried in such
boxes (other than ''martia' furniture) passes our
comprehension
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HOMEOPATHIC RKNypIx,

nOMEoPATH1C RENEDIkg
All Of DR.. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
ne, Remedies put up expressly for family
IL osses, Containing. % walls, from 81 to IS
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
II. IL. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, 353 north r street;
also by E ], Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave;
Hazel, for internal and external lnliamnations of
all kinds. Sold as above. mas
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A GRAND concert for the relief of the poor by
the choir Of st. Peters Church at the Odd Fel-
lows Hall, Navy-Yard tonight. For particulars
see programme.
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FROM Mr.. S. w. X. HANDY, No. 227 PKNssYLvA

SEE NOTICE, In another column, of the loss of .
gold watch chain in Georgetown.
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GREAT REpYG ~ N PRIcEs.

The whole ofcur large stock Of Dress 6 foods, sucn
IS Silk Robes, Dress Silks, Merlnos, Popins, All
Re Lalns, Reps. Xalenolss. IN fact 9 I Winter
Dress Goods we viii sell off this month, at greatly
reduced prices many at less than cost for tke casa
Also, Is or % handsome Black Cloth Closks re-
main,nE IN our stock which we offer now At % per
cent less than cost We invite the ladies and ali
IN want OF 3 handsome Dress or cloak TO call and
examine our stock before purohaslng elsew here.
j. w. COlsLEY & CO.,
l4N6 ~ S23 Seventh st., above Pa ay.
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THE LECTURE announced Tor tomorrow night
bv the Rev. G. G.. Gubbins, at Willards, Hall
promises to be Of exceeding interest.
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THsArER.-Publc curiosity Is at the highest
to see Mf. Sothern, the comedian, of whom re-
port speaks SO warmly. He appears to night in
% Suspense" written by himself, and as Windsor
Brown in the new farce by Morton, 90 Away with
Melancholy
Suspense is to be brought out with new
music, new scenery, striking tableaux, &c. TIE
bill is an attractive one in itself, TO say nothing
of its Introducing an actor of SO much Tenown al
Mr. Sothern.
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THE ST JOHN GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUrHE-
RAN CHuRcH-The suit lately pending in the
Circuit Court of this District, In chancery, in
regard to the church property has been settled
Good and sufficient deeds have been executed
and the property now duly vested in the trustees
Of the said church. This church is situated on
Four-and-a- half street, In the Seventh Ward.
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MARRIED

On the 18th instant, at st. Alaysius' Church, b,
the Rev. Mr. Weigert. ANTHONY BECKER
Esq, of Washington City, to Miss MARY TAU
WE'LL, OF Prussia.
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UNDERSTAND that the choir of st. Matthew'S
Church, assisted by eminent amateurs propose to
give grand concert at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton on the 22d Of February for the benefit Of the
children Of the Washington Infant Asylum.
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RATCHELoR's INIMITABLE HAIR DYE,
~ And ell hIst-class Toilet Articles, for sale al
SibBS'S Wig, Braid. and Curl HauufActofy, 2l3
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THE CIRCUIT COURT to-day went into the trial

THE CIRCUIT COURT to-day went into the trial
Of jury cass.
The following are the petit jurors for the pend
ing term: X. II. Lambell, Jas. w. Sears, Jno.
w. Martin, A. Goddard, B. T. Cuttings, Jas. w
GsrdneT Jas RSosd. Ricba,d 0En SOM, Wnt
rem Lowe, Geo. w. Hardness, Geo. w. Cooley,
Chas. Miller, Thos. Fl. Miles, Jno b Turtin, S.
F. Douglass, Chas T.. Walker, II. Alex. Clark
Jackson, Richard Petit, VIM. T. Seymour, Il
ID. Sheckell Thos. Thornley,, Saml T. Drury.
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UNITED STATES CAsBs.-Saturday night and
Sunday the following United States cases were
disposed of by Justice Dom Chas Shorter was
arrested by Policeman Ginnity upon a charge OF
larceny; sent to Jail for further hearing. Ed
ward Johnson, arrested by Policeman Gormley on
suspicion of larceny, was held to security for a
further hearing. Julius Ginnski, arrested by a
citizen for stealing money and gold watch In the
fully committed to Jail for trial In three cases. In
which the proof is direct. The watch was re-
covered, but the money was not. Jas. Kelley wal
arrested by Policeman King, and charged with
being connected with the robbery Of Mr.. Brad
ley's stand in Center Market, few nights ago. A
coat found upon person was identified as one OF
the articles stolen, and was traced to Kelley. He
was held to bail for a further hearing.
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To THE AEyLIcrEp!-BS sure to read the sdysr-
tisement Of McLean's Strengf hening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. In another column. ri
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange At the Star Office counter. If
READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Res it; it will interest you.
an 20-eOly
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THE MARINES AT Fort WAsHINor TON r ELIKvED.
On Saturday morning, detachment Of Artillery,
numbering fifty men, arrived in w ashington from
Fort Hamilton, N. Y, and passed Immediately
through for Fort Washington. The company of
Marines which has been occupying that post late
ly "a detachment of the force at the Marine head
qtarters) returned on Saturday evening to the
barracks here. The force at the Marine barracks
now numbers about $50 men,
The morning freight train from Baltimore on
Saturday brought In twelve howitzers and two
here. 1t is supposed that they come from Wet
roint, and precede the two companies Of Light
Artillery to be cent here in a few days, and to
be CHARTERED either at the arsenal al some point
on apitol Hill The stables for the horses OF the
Artillery are now in process of erection on Capt.
toll Hill, Just north of the Capitol building.
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CoueHs;-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asfhanatie
AGeeioss. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of the disease recourse
should at once be had to {" Brown's Bronehial
5Ioehes, or Lozsnges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rftatlon oil the Tbroat be ever slight. as by this
precsutioh pora serious attack may be efectually
warded Oh. Public Speakers and SINGERS will find
them ed ectua for clearing and streng thenIng the
voice. See advertisement. deI-iy
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HoLLowAY,s PILLS AND OINTMENT

DPsaotdi-in the .most vlruent stages Of this
experienced the most successful Tesu is while
thousands suecumbed 10 the violence of this dsor-
aer, npt single decease occurred among those who
practical experience, mid the de :ert of death OF
speou,apve theory. The Royal College Of Surgeons
sntldote for this distemper, by introducing them
INTO me new edition, of their pharmacalosis. In
olops. sod BY all Druggists, at Is cts, 81 cts,
6no " PEI Dox or pot. iaa-lM
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MILITIA OFFIcERs.-The following Is correct
list Of militia officers already appointed and com
missioned under the, new MALTA enrolment OF
the District Of Columbia:
Major Generals - oyer c. Weishtrnan, Ge5. c
THONGS, Peter EDtcs.
Btigadief Generals Hickey, Rober,
Ould, Hugh Caperton, Peter r Bacon
Assistant General-Charles Lee Jones.
Inspector 6eneral-Charles p. Stone
CoIonels-Jas. A. TAFT list regiment; Jas. Y.
Davis, I'd do Michael E. Bright, Sd do Jas T.
Morgan, ith do Jonah ID. Hoover, 9Th do l..
siddletos, 9Th do simon 8 fahnestoek, 7.h do;
Lieutenant Colonels-G. A. Schwartzeman, ID
regiment; Joseph Peck, 9th do; J. McH. Hol-
lingsworth, sth do.
Mejors-C. 5. wallach, LIST regiment; John
", Watt, Sd do; F A. KloPfer, sth do; Brooke B.
Company Oficers of Second Reeifnent--Csp
tains-Edward Towers, A. Thomas Bradley,
Heo. w Cochran, Jas. P, Mexican, WIN. ii. Har-
P. Wroe, jeremiah p. Bartholow, John H.
McCutchen.
First Lieutenants-E M. Chaplin, John Lord,
VIM. H. Baldwin, VIM. H. Nalley, Edward
Whittlesey, r. w. Barnaclo.
Second Northumberland w. Goggin, H P.
Chandlee, John 7. Stuart, John A. Baker, Jas
Allen, R; c. Lewis, John E. Hoover, Israel
M. Jackson, Jas s. Davis, John p. Dennis.
Company Officers Of Company A, Union Regi-
ment-Captain, E. C.. Carrington LIST Lieutenant,
John P. Shelcross; I'd do, Henry Curtis; Sd do
Metropolitan RiHes--C.ptain, A. r. Allen; list
Lieutenant, VIM. A. Grey; ID do, John T.
Chauncey; Sd do, David Lewis
Company Officers of SCOTS Rifles, Eighth
Regiment, (Georgetown) -Captain, Jas. o Berry;
LIST Lieutenant, s. b. Burroughs; I'd do F. Nj.
Lazenby; Sd do, J. l.. Owens
E1ior Star: The insult to the city of Wash
ington, which appeared In this mornings issde
OF the Baltimore Sun, is certainly the climax
OF reasonable impudence. Just read It, See
how the Oily Cannon editor shows the cloven
foot Disunion, See how adroitly he attempts
to pour the "soothing syrup" of 'sreconstruc-
tom after the neral and political death Of
the Republic, when he tells our citizens that
IL we don't destroy the Government our property
and business will he worthless. Patriotic sun
How sweetiy do you sing "PBans to the Union''
while treason turks in every fold Of your treachef
Gus garment Of ''No Partisan Politics." 'Inde-
pendent journalism &c. And thus do YOU "steal
the livery Of Heaven to serve the Devil - How
coolly you insinuate at the same time that we
have no newspapers, no opinions, no interests but
those of treason to the Republic, no princi pies
but those which you think potent lat least with
yourself)-those of the pocket. Between the New
York Tribune on the one hand, telling the people
we intend to hand the city over to Wise and the
revolutions and this Sun THAT knows better)
telling Its leaders substantially that sold
ont to the AbolitiOnists the rest Of country must
necessarily come to the opinion that we ought all
to be sent to the place where ''Satan exalted satn
UNION.
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OFFICERS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea
~ men who were on board OF any u. 8. ships at
the capture of any SLAYER can have their claims for
Bounty and Head Money promptly attended to by
aRplying to or addressing G. p. WALLACE,
Washington, ID. c. ia left
GlBBS WIG, BRAID AND CURL MANU-
ner Of Thirteenth street--A very complete assert
m,nt OF B,a,ds Curls. Fnzettss. Bandesus, 60,
notice: Hair Work repaired or taken in exchange.
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THAT NOTICE ABOUT PERSONS CALL
l. ing to pay up we find by many disregarded We
want it unU srstoOd wo are in earnest; want the
T. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
Dealers in Wood and Coal,
ia q ESQ Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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PRor FRAscIA gives his graad concert TO-
mig ht at Wtllards' Hall. The best musical talent
Of the city win assist upon the occasion, and from
what we have learned we can promise arch treat
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FOR HIRE-A COLORED WOMAN tsleve)
the Circle. ia2j est
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FIRE The alarm Of FIRE last night was caused
by the burning Of shed or outbuilding at George
town College. Some Of our fire companies with
their hose-carriages were on the ground, but too
late to he Of service, as the building was burned
down when they arrived. Itwas supposed to be
the act OF an incendiary.
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THE WESTERN BOARDS OF TRADE-Since Sat-
urday the merchants connected with tSe Mil
waukie, Wis, and Chicago, Ill boards of trade
have been arriving in this city, accompanied by
merchants of other western cities. A large num-
Der of the Milwaukee delegation arrived at Will
lards' Saturday night and yesterday morning. as
also number from Chicago. number of the
Chicago delegation arrived and stopped at the
National, and this morning the 10 30 train from
Baltimore added to the thirty-sx more of the
company, some OF whom brought their families.
Their stay in Washington will be brief. The
Chicago press Is represented by Messrs. Boone,
Of the Democrat, and Wignal, Of the Journal.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES


have just received lot of Sable Mink tufts,
made from skins caught this sea-. y
son, which ! will sell at nearly RFs5A
haif their usual price. 5&43s5&
Also, on hand, French Sable and 8&E<x8
Water Mink MUFFS, pnocs from n-M,
S250 to $3.50 uSkEds
HALF CAPES and VICTOR
INES OF various kinds of Fur extremely low.
few more Childrens FURS left. Mufs IS cents.
Misses JOCKEY HATS in Beaver and Felt,
for 50 and "a 80 less than cost.
Terms cash b. Fl sTINEMETZ,
Hat Store 236 Penn. avenue,
ia Ia between 18th and 18th SITS.