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GEORGETOWN,
Correspondence Of TIE Star.

GEoRsErowN, February 8, 1851
we congratulate our German friends on III,
dehgnuql entertainment afforded our citizens by
Tue "oal-masque' at Forrest Hall. on Monday
hignt, which was success In every way-numerf-
caiiy, socially, and financially. The costumes
Were In good TASTE and strict order and propriety
were observed. We regret that the space az our
disposal VIII not permit us 10 describe the char
acters scenes, and incidents in detail Suffice n
10 say that the taste displayed by some of the
ladies' ELECTED general appreciation from the large
humoef OF citizens present, and that there was
general freedom from constraint and that liberty
without license, which characterizes the Germsns
ana 10 uat which our countrymen would do
wei 70 adopt. One Of the features Of the evening
Wa )ovial little fellow In motley and bells, who
would nave done credit 20 the Ravel troupe and
who by peculiar shake OF his BODY csussd the
juggling OF bell attached to that part of bis
azure which 10 ordinarily concealed by the coat.
tals "Our American Cousin, was immense
ana elected shouts Of laughter A view az the
whole world, including 'sSecessian and All for
cents, was another feature Of the sntertainment
ne dancing OF waltzes, mazourkaS and schot-
usnes ana quadrilles, was kept up with great
morning no one showed any signs Of fatigue
Another hint to our countrymen-If more sslaeer',
ana iess ne hitting whisky was Inn bibed, they would
PROBABLY be more orderly people We proved
on Monday mig ht that "lagern Ia not Intoxicating
out confess, honestly, that we went to bed with
whole nest Of "bumble bees" In our head
we regret to have to announce the death this
F. Aiken, long assistant pastor OF Trinity (Ro-
man Catholic) Church, and highly esteemed by
our cltzens for his amiable disposition and the
general excellence Of his character His Illness
was long aud painful one, and his death deeply
by large circle Of friends.
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Another Abolition Meeting Broken On

ALBANY, n. Y. Feb. 5.-The State Anti Slavery
Convention was held at Association Hall yester-
gay. The attendance was very good. The mayor
had promised TO protect free speech, and was
present at the convention this evening with q
considerable police force.
Lucretia Mott made speech reviewing the anti
slavery movement, past and present, which was
listened TO with occasional Interruptions Of hiss
Ing Gerrit Smith also spoke, and was followed
oy Mrs. Stanton, who attempted portrait Of the
OF the northern disunioniss. that In, the Garrison
lans, whom she painted as very pure and worth v
people, engaged in a holy crusade against q mon
strous and gigantic iniquity. During her remarks
many OF those present hiss-d and stamped till the
was finally broken up before the LADY had con.
cluded her remarks. The mayor was compelled
TO address the dlsturbers, who finally dispersed.
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rstOn has acquired its immense celebrity net by
1owery advertisements, bat frOn plain statements
viduai who has given IL q TRIAL What the adver-
tlsements OF the prop'Istors promise, the
iably performs, and hence the pO putr ia Tn
its virrpes. Ii acts as a gentle stimulsnt on the
stomach ard subsidiary organs, communicating in
this way amount Of vigo equivalent t. that of
which the patient may have been deprived by SICK :
ness. Their nature is sustained, wills the Bit'ers
alternative ard anti-billous m dIcine relieves
the stem of ali morbid matter and lmparts reEu-
iarty TO the secretons. This is the simple phi oso
termttsnts liver comp laints, chronic melancholy,
hysterea. headache, Oh lie, fatnlence. DC. which
are creating a ming feeling of astonishment and
gratitude in q parts of the country.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. fe ) cost
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The New Mexican Mail.

1NDEpESDEScE, Mo, Feb. 4.-The New Mexi-
can Mail from Pawnee Fork arrived to-day.
The snow on the Plains lie from two 20 four feet
deep.
The mail was compelled 70 travel part Of the
way on packed mules. They were three days
making siI miles
Nothing bad been heard at Pawnee Fork Of the
murder Of Majors men In the Rattoon Mountains
and the presumption 10 that IL IL was they would
have heard Of IL, as they are in weekly communi-
cation with Fort Wise
Quite a number of candidates are cut In this
county for the State Convention. No doubt those
who are for the Union IL is will be elected.
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From California.

FoRT KEkRNEY, Feb. 5-The Cslifornis Pony
Express Of the 18th ult. has arrived.
The Message Of the Governor Of Californie is
strongly in favor Of the Union.
The letters Of Congressmen Scott and Burch,
advocating the erection Of Pacific Republic, are
severely denounced by the papers
Judge McAlister's decision confirms the New
Almaden mine 10 the claimants against the Gov
eminent.
coalition had been formed between the Re
publicans and Democrats in the Legislature 90
elect a United States Senator.
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From pike,a PEAK

DENVER CRY, Jan. 3l.-A. q. Riley, a young
lawyer from st. Josephs, Missouri was killed al
Mountain city on Monday night last, by q man
named Looney. Riley was destroying some Of
Looneys property, and when told 10 desist, be
attempted TO shoot Looney with double bsrreled
gun. Looney wrested the gun from him, when
who returned the fre with the gun, killing him
fnstsutly
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The Southern Csnfeder.ey Csnvesusp.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. S -Convention met again
this morning and proceeded 70 business
Duringa discussion on the adoption Of rules.
Mr.. Stephens, Of Georgia, aid "the Tules were
MADE on the principle that we are a Congress OF
sovereign and independent states, and we must
lions providing for the appointment OF q Com
mitee 10 report a form Of Provisional Govern
ment, the Convention went into secret session
"A Dill aPpropriaung sS00, 900 10 the cause OF
southern Independence passed both Houses Of the
Alabama Legislature to-day.
The Governor has signed the bill legslirins
The stay law was defeated In the Senate bot an
effort win be made 10 morrow % reconstder Al
which II 10 thought viii be successful
The line is down south Of this point
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Opening of the New Orleans Custom Hsuse
by tEe State Authorities -seetssisn Of
Texas
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-The Custom House a.
this port was opened to-day under the Govern
ment Of Louisiana
rumor reached here to-day that the TEXAS
Convention had passed an Ordinance Of Secession
by vote Of ayes 81. nays6.
The sentiment in favor Of uniting Texas in the
southern Confederacy 10 represented to be largely
in the ascendant
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Fran TeYaa

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 5-Advices from Austin,
Texas, to the 18th ult. have been received. Gov
ernor Houston had sent a message 20 the Legisls-
ture condemning the New York resolutions, (ten-
dering men and money 20 cecrce the Soufh) err
act az unit for the defence OF her rights.
resolution to tubmit the Secession Ordinances
to the people was lost.
The House passed a bill establishing patrols
throughout Texas.
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7 HE LATEST NEWS.
EL EG RAPHIO.
Appointment Of Csmmtssisners ts the Pea.
Congress frsm Massachusetts

BosroN. Feb. S-The House Of Assembly %
day passed the Senae,s resolution FOR The ,nn1,,t
ment OF Commissioners 20 Washington The
Governor has appointed John Goodrich, Charles
Allen, George :. Bentwell, and Messrs Forbes
missioners.
The Union meeting st Fsnueil Hall to-day and
,ols evening was large and enthusiastic Hun
areas Were unable % gain admittsnce. A letter
from Hon. Edward Ever,tt v-.s ,e,d st.t,ns a..
"Congress was unable 10 heal the breach Mem
oen Were bound by party ties and the Alternative
was the Union or bloody strife " His letter con
The Union must and shall be preserved ,D
Resolutions Of attachment % the Union were
then adopted also, resolutions approving OF The
recent speeches Of Mr.. Seward and Mr. Adams:
appealing TO Virginia and other Border States o.
femain faithful 20 che Union; conceding The equal
rights OF all the States In the common Territory;
ana approving the compounds basis presented IN
the resolutions Of Senator Crittepden
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Iowa Delegates to the Conference

SPRIsGrIELD, III Feb. 4-Governor Kirk
wood, Of Iowa, arrived here this evening. He
says that the Iowa delegates 20 Congress have
been instructed 10 act az Commissioner from that
State.
IL is rumored that Gov. Washburne, Of Maine
not only refuses 10 send Commissioners 20 the
Virginia Conference, but advices Others 10 pursue
the same course
Part Of the Illinois delegates 10 the Washington
Convention left here this evening.
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DRowNED.-A brakeman on the Orange and
Alexandria railroad, named Daniel Stonnell, was
drowned about O'Clock Sunday morning in
Harris Creek, in Amherst county, near where II
empties into James river. Stonneu was about "a
years Of age, and was from Alexandria.
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HoMxoPArHrc Rrnxprra

All q DR.; Humphrey 9 Co.'s spsci6c Ho-
3 Ss.. md sssss:. s.e i Anil.
]. eases eSn s " ~, p ayisl., rom g e q
z. b. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale and
retail essnS "; a: Fitsssrsm, Sss north Q strest;
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Poas Exfyaef Of WitcA
Hazel, for internal and external lndammafions 81
" kipdA Sold - ebove msely
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MARRIED

a 9n The 9Th instant By the Rev. Mr.. Noble, Mr..
HANNAH P. POWERS, Of Phiisdepsia'
tPhiladelphia Ledger copy
In washington city, Jan. q, 1861, BY Rev. Byron
sunderland EDWARD N. LEWIS, of WISHING
s19n. TO Miss ANNIE OAKSHOTf, of Boston,
In 81 Mary's county, Md. on the 18th January. By
SUSAN O'DONNELL, formerly Of Washing
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THERE'S A BETTER TIME COMING!

Victims of Self Abuse and Secret Diseases should
apply at SHUMAN'S southern Medical House,
under the Clarendon Hotel, corner sixth street and
Hotel, and try DR.. SOuthey's Celebrated London
NJ edioines. They are warranted TO cure the most
viru ent forms of GOnnOrrhGa, elect, Syphilis,
Nocturnal missions, Structures, and Weakness
Of The Bladder In from TO days. The Reme dies
p IN, ia 2-IRs
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Smithsonian on the evening Of the 22d Of Feb
ruary, for the benefit of st. Matthew's Washington
Infant Asylum.
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NEW yolE, Feb -ssocEs are better and
active Chicago and Rock Island y; nlinois
Certlsi share. IS; do. bonds s.; Miehigsn south
crn ak; New Yofi Central ~. kesdln t3t;
Hud.aa n. AZ c.nssss Us Va wi Nc,
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New Vsrs MARKETS

NEW YoRK, Feb. -Flour has q downward
tendency, and prices ere shade easier. Whest
dull and prices unchanged. Corn has down
ward tendency, but quotstions are unsettled. Fro
visions are quiet Whisky is dull af 1sxe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-06

TONIGHT Mr.. WILLIAMS delivers his second
lecture on China and Japan. The subject for the
evening Is s'The Civilization Of the Chinese
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-Today, the court took up the
case Of Thos. Carberry agt and ii. A. will
lard. Action to recover money alleged to be due
on account Of rent.
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HoIlowAr's' PnI. AsD orxrxr,,.

IsSarirafigr efIke Kids.ys and Uriso- reu;tal
Tsaas;-tn al intefla inf animation Of the KIDD
neys, bladder, re-. caused by gravel or other local
lrritatlon these medicines viii effect speedy and
lsnlcal cure Out of hvc hundred cases Of persons
tm~mbers OF the faculty 81 siucurabie al who took
these remedies recovered hut one, ard he dssrair-
lag OF success. discontinued them &C or one vesk's
os old BY all Druggists, at % OTIS, 81 cts,
ouu 81 per Dox or pot. .ss Ia So-lV
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oTIcz.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted In the BALTMosE Sun are received
st and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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10 THE AEyLIcTxp-Be sure to read the sdver-
uusienent OF McLean's Strengthening Coftiinl and
biood Punher. In another column. If
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The LIGHT ARTILLERY PARADE The U. g.
Light Artillery Company, Lieut. Fry command
Ing, passed down the avenue this morning, with
their battery, attracting much attention We pre-
sumo the purpose of the commanding officer is to
keep his men and horses In good condition, by
reservations in fit condition for the exercise
Of troops upon them at this time; otherwise, our
citizens might have opportunities of witnessing
the splendid ligbt-artilery drill, which was so
admired when the battery of the lamented Ring
gold visited this city some years ago.
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THE REV. JACOB SKcHLyR,
The XIV. JACOB SKCHLER,
Well known and much respected among the &c
man population of this country, makes the fol o,
ing statement for the benefit of the affi icted:

Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population of this country makes the fol ow
ing statement for the benefit of the afi icted
HANovBR, Pa, Feb. l6, 1889. 4
Msssrs. Seth w. Fotcie 4 Co I, Bostln-
Dear Sirs; Having realized in my family import
ant benefits from the If your valuable prepara-
tion-Wtstar's BaIsanI Of Wild CAsrry-it affords
me pleasure to recommend it to the p0bl O. Some
eight years ago one of my daughters seemed to be
in decline, and little hopes Of her recovery were
entertained then procured brittle of your ex
ceent Ba' sam, and before she had taken the whole
Of the content. Of the boitle there was great I'M
case, made frequent use Of your vslusbe medicine,
and have always been benefited by il. ,coxld,
hotcersr caution the public against imposition be-
there as GOOD deal Of spurious Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry afoat throssho1f the eoxnt,y.
JACOB SEcHLsR.
III Bnca,e Of rile aad icorthlsss eoanterfeits !,
The only Genuine, Pure aad Medicinal Balsani
has the name Off Butts, !" written with PEI. AID
the printed name Of the proprietors, 5. w. Fowle
Prepared hy Seth w. Foxls Co.. Boston, and
z. d. Gilman, John Schwarzs, Marin & Pa mer,
John Wiley, b; Moore, and Il. n. MeP heT.on;
in Georgetoyn by r. 3; 7. Cissell, and 6. N. J..
Southron, and by druggists everywhere. fe4lwI
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TOMORROW NIGHT a concert will be given at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, by the young
ladies Of the Third District School, under the
direction Of Prof Daniel. A quartette of young
gentlemen will assist upon the occasion. A fine
entertainment may be looked for.
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Baltinsrs maPksss.

sAI nn Feb s.-Fiour steady; Hsw.rd q
81 .&Ssl 65 Corn arm; white 6es73c; yellow ele
SIC. Provisions active; nes po,k SIS Lard
10Ac Coffee sctive st u ksf3c. WHISKY steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-06

The STEAMER George Page was taken from her
route yesterday for the purpose Of undergoing re-
pairs
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO THE UNITED
STATES PENITENTIARy.-A scantling with kleets
on Monday morning, by one Of the night wall
guards, laying by the side Of the eastern wall of
the Penitentary; and no doubt but an entrance
would have been effected II they had not discov-
Gently appointed to this station. There are at
present about dozen convicts, whose terms ex-
pired within short time, and have been dis
charged, now prowlng about the city, and who
are familiar with all parts Of the prison, and no
doubt are the main source Of the many depreda-
lions committed In the city.
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IL Though Tn sTaR il printed on the fastest
steam uress In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
Is large TO require IL to BE- put 10 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
seat In before L. o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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LoBSTERs The finest lot Of Holsters Cust re-
ceived from Boston, we have seen this morning
at Emrich's Restsurant-one of them weighs no
less than 20 lbs. Mr. Enrich will serve them up
to his customers in his usual satisfactory STYLE
cal
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Ladies, Call Early
k kEBBtE's 9 SREsfNAt & s sFFSSRRE

RibbEE's osiGfNAAEE 81 STORE.
N Ne: s sSs FFEESSS SA: AVENUE AVENUE:
Additional invoices jSit Iscsyed of New and
you CAN FSRE w sF!at T52e For ONLY
-a ONE DOLLAR.
GSsAt rHa s 2W}s sET Is,cs q,
RERh ROMAN stMT Mosaic SETS,
k kgsK s and S gAsb ssEEFFss;
eAME9 and g kSlS F HSSAsG s EEffsss'
s BoaSr S9 sad ii SH Bsas SETS,
t tApifs NNE EGkt eASHRfS!s,
S##!!EEPPkkEE S's S SEESk 2sHHsAISs'
S SENNFs' XEsE cfH kESYs:.
$ENTs, S 81 ESEs BE}5ff5Ss and STUDS.
ktNSss, sfiy fs Lk fEE6i saFs6oNs,
guaranteed u be such as represented
IL Eyry article manafae Hred for the REGULAR
retdiI trade, and warranted TO b. the quality
as is retaled from five to thirty dollars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REGARDLEss OF Cosr.
As this great sale continues but short time,
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewelry
at these unheard of prices will please call early at
90 original ONE DOLLAR STORE.
"'- ' b aa Sn1 9Th and 10th streets
ID w. RIDDLE.
HI Remember the Number-302--as we have
no connection with others, protesting TO sell at
prices, In this city.
Resolved this day . large inyoios of SILVER
WARE. consisting of Breakfast and Tea Sets;
Card and Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives: Forks
Table, Dessert, and lea Spoons; Tobscco Boxes;
sugar and Cream spoons; Napkin Rings; Butter
sets; Ice Cream, Pie and Fish Knives Brr akfast
aod Dinner Castors; Double and Single rats; q
Cups, &C. All the above articles TO be sold with
out regard to original cost, at from 81 to So, add
warrnn ted to bs what they are represented, and
fully 100 per cent less than they can be bought.
ia S-tr 500 Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sits.
RuY YOUR Stationery and School Books ae
~ SHEPHERD'S, while you have chance to
| ia a Inn
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THE NATIONAL RIFLEs.-Last night this corps
paraded, numbering sixty men, under command
Of Capt. Z. Schaefer They marched to the
vicinity Of the Presidents Mansion, where they
spent some time in company drill Upon their
return to their .armory at Temperance Hall an
election was held for first lieutenant, in the
place Of A. Ross Fisch, resigned, which resulted
In the promotion of Duport Davis, first sergeant
Of the corps, to that position. The corps is in
fouIishing condition, numbering about one hun
parade Of the entire corps on the nd inst.
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PENNIES.
: PERSONS desiring pennies will always hnd them
for exchange at the Star Once counter III
.READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Req it. It win interest you.
gu 3-eoly =
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Aid fer Kansaa

ALBANY, Feb 5.-The State Assembly have
peaed bin spproPriating sloo 90 for the relief
Of the Kansas sufferers.
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United States senator Elected.
ALBANY, Feb. 5-Mr. Ira Harris WA to-day
elected by the Legislature member Of the United
States senate 20 succeed Senator Seward.
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An Out.s M Chsrl.ss.,
Death Of the Rev. DIR ShurtIeff

CHARLESTON, Feb. 5.-There 10 nothing trans
piring here. The report in the New York Times
that Fort sumter has been reinforced 10 false.
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CousHs:.The sudden changes of our climate are

CousHs:-The sudden changes of our climate are
Afsetioss. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should st once So had to BrosesIs Bronchial
Toehss." OF Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
preoeution more serious attack may be efeotus!ly
varded OF. P1bIie Speakers and Siaseys will find
voice. See advertisement. -, de lily
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH. Feb. 5.-The Senate has pssed q
general stay law.
The House 10 employed on the Military bill
The military will be thoroughly recognized
and volunteer companies will be raised and armed
The election news from Virginia elates some and
dePresses others. II 10 the absorbing topic Of con-
versation here to- night
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Louisiana Csnventisn

New ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-The Louisiana Con-
vention has passed the Military bin, providing for
two regiments-artillery and infantry-to consist
Of 1 200 men
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THE Aqua CREEK mail steamer, on her tip
down the river yesterday, got aground on Sherf.
dams Point. The pilot came up to the city, pro-
cured tug, and succeeded in getting the steamer
of. She passed up yesterday afternoon without
stopping at this place.-Alez. Gazette, yesterday.
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S -
DIED.,

On the 5th instant. in the 2Sth year of her age,
MhkY JANE. wife of Robert l., Martin.
her funeral will take place on TO morrow 1Thurs-
oey at 10 o'clock a. m, at No. 164 at Relatives
and friends are invited to attend,
baltimore sun copy)
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LAST WEEK was bad one for Alexandria. We
got two heavy blows we believe on the same day
The House Of Delegates passed bill for stranglng
our Manassas Road by the Strasburg cutoff, and
the House Of Representatives gave its assent to
the bin for suangling the Alexandra, Loudoun
and Hampshire Road, by the Georgetown cutoff.
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HANOVER, N. n Feb. 4-The venerable Rev
DIR. Shurtlef, Professor Of Dartmouth College
died this afternoon, aged 81 yoan.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.


A RESOLUTION In favor Of g. B. Barnard 4 Co
Resolved By the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetotcs
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby. authorized
TO pay George b. Barnard Il Co eighty-fve dol
lars and twenty-one cents, for bill Of glass, and
charge the same TO the gas light tar
Approved January &c, 1861
RESOLUTION to supply the deficiency in the
expense In repairing High street north Of Eighth
street.
Resolred By the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council of the Corporation of Gsorgetocs
That the sum Of six hundred and eighteen dollars
and bfty-three cents be, and the same is hereby
appropriated to supply the deficiency Of the front
foot tax, north Of Eighth street. on High street. in
covering the cost Of grading curbing, and gutter
Ing the same. lApproved January 26, 1861.
RESOLUTION in relation to the fine of A. Camp-
bell.
Resofred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Connion Council Of .the Corporation of Georgetotrn
That Andrew Campbell be, and he Is hereby
released from the payment Of the fine Of i've dol
iars on the l4th July, for keeping dog, he
paying the cost Of the same
Approved February 2, 1861.