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WAsHINUfON, I7th January, TbUJ.
All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits of this city, into which tho
Aqneduct Water has been introd uced, other than
property Of the United States, are hereby re.
minded that on the let day Of January instant the
water rent for the year endiug January l, 1857,
became due and payable at this office II the
said water rent be not paid prior to the LIST OF
February, the deliuquen.s ara subject to stop
page Of the water from their premises and pen
atty Of two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full to January l, 1867, previous to
the restoration OF the water.
RANDOLPH CoYLE,
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New YoRK, Jan. 2O.-The steamships City
Of. Baltimore, Borussia, Louisiana, and Argo
sailed for Europe. The total amount Of
specie shipped, $6s6,O0O. .,..
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS for the week
ending January 20; Jan. ID, 1902, 499, 49,
Jan. 10, $3.50, GGs.3li Jan. II, $497, 1850;
Jan. 10, $7l2, 595. O9i Jan. 10, S9S7, 79l. III
Jan. 20, $500, O2ISO. Total for the week,
81, OO2, 1922.
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sUNDRIEs TO suNpRIEs.

| pApxrp M Nh. pos,-oaso. N.v..t.nd
In, B,oas,, N,,c Mon,ILv 70, Fohrn.rv
DoaAs ,ame uuoAs ~ '"' N'"
1o'A "p'"' ''0'A 'o~'u '''' "''A'
YEN hise, commanding " n.,an'a' mas
wv" 'O'oou vi 'ni'e nor'e' W n'sn"Ayn'"'
W, II. RussxLL's Atlantic cable book is
out. .a-r -.. r-,. .-..
ytorop sApnor oats ala 600 for his NAV
81 les Ertinses H. 81 go ..t.'-i. =-77-.
'MoNrpKAIL. g;iivas TIsnrv C;;lss The essovsst
ssOD. -'-- - -. - -. -
+ g,s " rlsas. agI .s a.ssaa 40 Es..T =.
~ VsfsosrStsAIise--A NoNhis = Aasor'
'Fsu, -eut the fundit cons soc the novelty,
49, gsep -.J.a ..ytaa fed. -v-,fa al 20
hhk orS susan west, At Fortress monroe,
nom oape food Hope for New fork' hssher
crew under arrest Tor mutiny.
The steamship Nova Scotia arrived, at
Portland Yesterday. from LIVERPOOL With
dates 10 the sth inst. o., a.nl..a 81 t-.a :.
- Tar engineers on The Michigan Southern
railway h.vipy ,truck for h;gher vaq,s. have
been stricken from the nav rolls nltosother.
- !. -- -, -. =. Ia ,.,..t,
oos a'aee .on',n'''n ~ ,oalas N~sn'
ior 'n' nom'na.,oh OF q oano'da's TOT oo''
crnor' 10 DC neid AZ harrisourg march " Il
By order Of the Treasuror. Of the United
States, the Louisiana National Bank ut New
Orleans Is named depository Of public
funds. .- .'.'"' g. ~ o.
TEE London Time, Anticipates that by
mart January the Em,,rov. Nspo,eon win
have withdrawn his troops from Mexico and
from Rome. ... y. .....,,g. :
THI trial Of the rebel ex-General Mercer,
for the murder Of seven U zion soldiers, has
been completed nj Savannah. Result not
vat known 90 -" -'4 ..
be-. .'''a'. '...' ~ 60. .r
THE Fenian trials at DubIfn have been
g, - = Ia =
concluded. several convictions were secured.
The aliena were permitted To depart on THAR
- - r'r-' 80 :
own recognikances' ,.r -.. ..
srs,,o,ovs u..x,.;, .l., 1..l,.
soe''''No Pie'ai' '""' hofe oenAinsosa anu
Ketchums will be exposed, II values con-
tinpa nm thu doxrw.rd ,ooa ora s-..,,
nrssssd In Nav yorL
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PEDDLING WITHOUT LIcEssg.-J. N. Is
rael, a German, was arrested yesterday by ofieer
Crown, Of the Second precinct, for peddling with
out license. He was taken before Justice Walter
And fined A.
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CARELESS DRIVING. - Yesterday after
room, about three o'clock, a lady named Marion
Hyde, while crossing Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, was knocked
down by tho pole Of a carriage aud badly In
jured, 'oaicer Coomes and several citizens ran
to her assistance. She was taken to tha- dru 9
store Of Mr.. Gilman, on the Ryeuue, aud prop
erly cared for, after which a carriage was pro-
cured and she was taken to her residence, No.
122 Washington street, Georgetown. Carter Glib
son, the colored nau who was driving the car
rage, was arrested by Oflcer Coomes for careless
driving, and taken before Justice Walter, where
he gave Ihail Tor further hearing. Gibson was
in tho employ Of Mr.. Price, vito promptly fur
nished a carriage TO convey the lady to her resi-
dence, -'.'f. exc "a. -. 80
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Jndge ESher.-(Ed-
ward G. Darlington, esq, District Attorney,
proseeuting0
Yesterday, after our report closed, Charles
Gordon, indicted for larceny, was found guilty
and sentenced to Albany for one year. Miller for
defence. ..s...t
John W. wilkinson, alias John W. Rauey, in
dicted for larceny; verdict guilty, and sentenced
to Albany for is months. Drury for defen Q.
against bim. ,.a
Edward Wheeler, indicted for stealing money
from his mother; nOfle proSsguf entered by the
United States attorney.
The grand and petit jurors were dismissed un-
til Monday morning at ten O'Clock.
This morning the Court met, bat no business
was transacted.
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he pledged himself to assist in enlisting tho
which Interested 80 thoroughly his own sympa-
thies. Bis heartwas in the enterprise. They
were to erect church at the nations capital,
where New knglsnd ConErepa.ionalism, In Its
sturdy faith and simplicity Of form, could have
an altar and home for its children-ropresent-
atives as there were In this city FOR almost every
Congregational church in America rEEls lI'I
After the business was concluded the re-
mainder Of the evening was devoted to an ex L.
ceedtngly delightful social entertainment
Everything looked very encouraging, aud the
members are sure they will soon have hand
aorfe sdthce sa4'' .. .H.. lI ...as4 .".f
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many Chronic aud Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by Its use, ~ thousands eau testify. Circulars
sent free. Price III per bottle, or . for %.
DR.. h. ANDERS & CO., Physicians aud Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gists generally. ocl2sSndSw
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CHASE, OF lllinois, the popular speaker and au-
thor, will lecture In seat"n Hall 90 SUNDAY,
Jan 81, commencing at II u. and ~ p. IN.
Subject In the mornipg-" The Powers and Du-
ties Of Spiritualists; - In the evening" Spirit
ualism as Religion. " Admisslon-murniug,
free; evening, 10 cents Its
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w MnUNW MOIIhIs' FIG HhNe-n
Valuable Remedy for that Disease also, Cou-
sumption Destroyer, aud an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c; can be found at
Stot's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman =, near metropolitan Hotel; Ford =, cor
nor Of Eleventh aud Pennsylvania avenue; En-
twisles, corner Of Twelfth aud, Psnnsylyau
avenue Eliou's, corner Of y aud Twelfth streets;
liaFbaugh's, corner OF Seventh aud q. jal2-lf
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EcLgUTI COMPOUSDs PROM PLASrs.-wm. r.
Prince, Flushing, New York, for sixty years
proprietor Of the LinndRn Nurseries, la wing dis
covered positive cares for all scrofulous and
Chronic diseases, including Catarrh, Bronchitis,
SpermatorrhWa, and other viTulent affections, will
mail his treatise all diseases for fifteen cents.
Explanatory circular, one stamp.
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Why is the letter l. like priceless GEM
because It's invaluable.
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H1- soldiers and Sailors National
Convention will meet at the Hall Of the soldiers
and Sailors National. Union League, ISL Ninth
street, on MONDAY, tho I'D lust. The public
are invited to attend. jau20-lt
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ton OF The Unitarian Faith, given 10y tho Rev.
DR.. VIM. +. Farley, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, to-
morrow (sABBiTH) evening at ~ o'clock, at
the Unitarian church, corner of Sixth and
streets, at which all are invited to attend.
iA2O-llf
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.9r 10 TINE rHK AMERICAN PEoPLE
rssAsoN Is A CRIME-NoT IN RBvENGE-
y VI IN ANGER-BUT THAT TREASON Is
OdfMK, AND SHOULD BE ESTEEMED AS
SUCH AND PUNISHED As sUCH''--AspRKw
Jousson, Prasfdsat ef ia Baitsd Stdtes-Aprl
a., 1888. ..-.....
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G5- New Jerusalem Temple, North
Capitol Street, between b aud c streets Service
every SUNDAY, at II o'clock, a. m. Subject to-
morrow "Ths Mosaic CosmOgeny; Its Spiritual
Significance. Seats free. Its
Ag- The Celebrated Granville Moody,
D. D., will preach al Foundry NJ. +. Church,
corner Fourteenth aud @ streets, tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock, and in the evening at 7.
seats all free. The public are invited. jG2O-+
Go Calvary baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in Il Q Church, corner Of Eighth
aud II streets. Service every Sunday at II a.
M. and evening. Seats free. Rev. T. X. How
EFT, pastor. de30-u
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"0UR YOuSG Folks" an illustrated mag
azIne for boys and girls, published by TIoKNoR 4
PIgLDs, Boston. for February, Is out. with a rich
freight Of young folk sllteratuFe, HUDSON TAr-
JoR keeps II for sale,
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Bonzine removes Paint, Grease Spots, sc, in
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equal TO new. Only 81 cents per bottle. Sold
by DruESlsr. aEGEMAN y CO.,
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ut WHOLE LIFE SHALL BIZ DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRRsERvIno THE UNIor, AND
EAKINe IT, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
eAEsR or THE TERN, PERMANENTLY FRKs
-.Aspzsv Jouxsos-Washsnofo~, April ,oth,
IBg6. "Ha -f.s r,s ...
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HARPER's New monthly MAGAZINE for the
month Of February has been received by HUDSON
TAYLOR. The first article In the magazine Is
"BlacEwell's Island Lunatio Asylum" illus
trated In the best style Of the HARPERs. The
number Is gorgeous with wood eugrayings, and
rich In entertaining reading matter.
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TWO MORE NEW NOVELS.
A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GREELEY

q al bssguly bound in CLOTH fre sod every
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A GOOD ROME SCHOOL tOl BOYS Iorh.n
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Mem nntlifaiione.


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Gam Schools.

I AW SCHOOLS.
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The ninth annual Of this Institution commences At The Law
School Buius. No. n Lafayette place, Newfors WEDNEs
DAY October sd continues until May l5 1901 Gradu.ies
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Warden OF Columbia College Law School
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Jnsirnfifcn.

A GOOD ItUME SCHOOL fol BOYS 1oph,n,
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DOYS PREPARED FOR BUSINESS -DnrIng
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D-FAn term commences sept .. Address NJ A. CtMhiNoS'
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DEADY THIS MORNING.
BEADLE's DIME NOVELS, No I@
original Of decided merits to character plot and s'ecD
ton, viz: .
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY;
OR.
THE ORDEAL OF FIRE.
ATALE OF THIRTY YEARS AGO.
By MRs. ANN Z. PORTER,
Author q 1.-THE Creole Sisters"
Founded upon the facts Of tragedy whose incidents are well
remembered the Massachusetts, courts, this fna romance viii COM
uand special ,s varied and merit Mr' Porter
one pures conscientious OF wTes and this her s
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BEADLE COMPANY
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- Nv r. P. a..
hAbva
VOL i2u,o. - pssez Poe o'ILt -
OPINIONS or THE PRIZE
From TIE Worcester Gl.sre. - .,,,-.. .. n,
"Tbe whole tous Of he work tceystng ana ~
tis,e tie story intensely int cstrs ara Il ,3Ds ,de Of
who has ed the reading TO tfit e''
ell ordinary dui,f We predict .or sterp I 81 ~
From The Charleston New. . !, - =.
W. .o,L mn . booI expecting e bet laid II DOW" -'eIp
that 1t finished and the pleasure Of iesdns " ma
saving adam 10 hieBds lheie Pi'} u
ne,, sbo ~ this charming boob which truly s N
We would r. nlehu Warmly 70 ~
r leaders and th, not the iS Wot we may nave
rom the pen Of gifted snthor" r,.,
combines interest q incident with nobeess OF moral pa
!. :. IN 81 in.turtiou as Of entertainment
'HD ~ % 'N " From Boston Coulter.
undoubtedly hnd many hppetGtiVe resoe'
CompAred with many publications now teemng nom the PRES
~ ue will take rank with large majority Of readers
'A'' From The Albany Argus.
"Thiss highly interesting story and hwruen IN .tye d
Is,ed ~ benefit instruct II is rational tale true TO NE e.d
the 20 be honorable effort and commentator
Industry WIN prove attractive reading o the season.
ID. APPLETON a. COMPANY,
Booksellers and Publishers
Nos. 4S3 & AS Broadway New YORK
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Mem pnblitatlons.
DULPIT PUNGENCIES.-A Rich Book.


DULPIT PUNGENCIES-A Rich Book.
OF al the comic books ever published In this country this
specimen RELGIOuSCOMlC affair must take tho palm
Tier. Is no attempt funny the book bu, Il. author in spite
oshse and aughsble thing
tempted
One critic call, Houoiiea mnee with th. bones picked
and everybody reading and laughing over IT,
9riet 81 Is.
TWO MORE NEW NOVELS.
Tvs ssexR-A most charming new novel by Mrs Anna
rera Richie Aogsit Her previous fiction fdny fin9ui W"
popular published and this second
n even better than than the hrst rhee VI "a
Tan HorG CHURcBrLRDA capital new novel BY sher
dan L. popular En1sh writer and author OF That great
s0ve Wyider's Had which sold enormously last year
Price OIL IS
O. These az besuuy bound In cloth sod every
srbers ADD vii be ssnt BY ms Pogssee on eet o. pios
A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GREELEYS
n AMERICAN CONFLICT" - ,..no.
hsvnf sod-and ephsey indsod by the pess Of
leading Generals Of the BY the rfesan
Cabinet aud Representatives IN congress-
Governor Literary and BY oosnd politically opposed 70 'n
suthor ., -
Vol II land as,l b. published In August and vii than
sustAin hish character In IT. prepaTson the
Of tine labor and psinstsks research devoted
sis adopted BY esrier winters
without verkcsoa and the collection OF important
hhso insceessb MISUNDERSTANDING much from the Rebel
sdecanno fail under the eminent quahcaons OF the sutho 70
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-17
DIED
PlGGOTT. At5 clock D. m on Sunday the
10th instant, WILLIAM q. PIGGOTT, in his s3th
Year, son OF the late Mason Pirantt' = o'

~ 81 Sands Il. s sss
ana Se sn the n pas
t TO have his bones Tingls the dust Of
before the spirit from ths
world was calm and serene. though his bodily suf
while the last struggle with dsath he esicd 1 bia
soIroxing relatives and friends arouad him and
@ Cod snd hss that he had made his
HIS spirit winged it's fight on high,
Relatives aud friends Of the family are invited to
attend his funeral to day. Monday y at 3 D. m #,
fTsn the residence Of A. Proctor, ESQ, No
m .ils4 br on ths 18th isss
resident Of this city many years 'N'
his 0 s the smy are invited to
stree, str, east and Virginia avenue, on Monday, the
MILLER On the 18th ins 'ant, after a long and
painful illness, JOHN MILLER, in the $50 year
His funeral will tahe place at the residsncs q,
his father. Thos- Miller. near Rock Greek Church.
On Tuesday morning ats O'Clock: Relatives and
TARLTON: On the 18th instant, at his late res
Sos snx s
Merritt Tarlton, ESQ in the 18th year Of bis age
v The 10 .,snS a. and friends Of the family
eli, on v ednesday, at o clock m. 0"sp
baltimore Sun please copy.l
DENIS This morning at half past six clock,
WALTER SCOTT DENIS, son of Felix Denis,
aged Is months and DAYS
his funeral will take place to morrow morning.
ct 10 clock, from his fathers residence 3Ss b
street. between 7th and Sth
CROWN. On the 10th inst ant, at quarter past
o'clock ,. m, CLARA REGONA, only child Of Jo
seph h ard Mary =. Grown, aged 8 years, IL
The funeral will take place frsn her parents
residence. 8th street, between l. and II No 3i3
on Tuesday. 18th instant. at O'Clock D m The
sttend.
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been typified in any branch of Manufactures
TO more striking degree than in the art of
making Jewelry, at such prices and of so ad :
mirable imitation of the genuine article as to
defy the criticism ofeven the most experienced,
ana as 10 come within the reach of all classes.
We were forcibly reminded of this fact by re-
cent visit TO Prigg's wholesale and retail dollar
Jewelry store, No. i3S Pennsylvania avenue,
near y street. While all the precious stones
are so dptly copied and set in the most ap-
proved styles, probably the success has been
greater In the fashionable Jet jewelry than in
any other branch. Bracelets, chatelaines, and
neck chains and breastpins, can there be pur-
chased OF superior quality. and we are not
surprised that they are so eagerly sought for.
MI Prigg also received last evening splen
did collection of bog jeweiry, in combs, long
drops, and pins, being the latest style of Jet
goods manufa ctured.