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The weekly loyal Georgian., 1867-08-10
THE SURRATT CASE.


WASHINGTON, August 1. Judge
Fishers charge covers four and hall
columns. It's general tone is regarded
as uniavorablc to the prisoner. The
following is the summing up Of bis re-
marks:
First, that conspiracy. formed
in lime of war to take the life of the
President and Vice President Of The
Republic, and heads Of the Executive
Departments, for the purpose Of aiding
the enemies Of the Federal Government,
BY throwing il into anarchy and confu-
sion, is treason as heinous and as hurt
lul to the people Of this country as the
comprising the death Of the King or
Queen Of Great Britain is to the subjects
that of realm.
Second, that every person engaged
in such conspiracy as long as be
continues member Of it. is rel
sponsiblc not only for the act Of
treason, but for any murder OF less
crime which may flow from it.
Third, that the government may
waive the charge of treason against
any or all the conspirators, and pro
cced against them for the smaller
crime Of murder, included in the
greater crime OF treason.
Fourth, that under an indictment
for Il murder resulting from the prose
cution Of such conspiracy, evidence Of
the entire scope Of the conspiracy may
be considered in estimating the
hcinous character of the offcnsc laid
in the indictment
Sixth, that It was notnecessary oaver
in the indictment the fact that Abraham
Lincoln, the victim Of the murder, was
at Inc time Of It's commission, President
Of the United States, or to prove il in
order to allow The jury to take that fact
into the account in determining the
heinous character Of the crime, it
being fact Of which courts will take
judicial cognizancc.
Sixth, that he who does all act
by another does it by himself
aud is responsible for its consequences
in criminal as well as civil cases.
Seventh, that although an alibi
when clearly established. forms com
plctc and unanswcrablc defense, the
mere absence from the Immediate
scene Of crime resulting from con
4piracy unrepeated and unabandoncd
by the party charged, it will not avail
him if he were at some other place
assigned him, performing his part in
the conspiracy.
Eighth, that this plea is, unlcss
clearly made out, always regarded
with suspicion, and circumstance
weighing against him who attempts
it, because it implies an admission d
the truth Of the facts alleged against
him and the correctness Of the infer
cncc drawn from them.
Ninth, that right from the scene o.
the crime, the fabrication OF false ac
counts, and the concealmcnt Of instru
ments Of violence, are circumstance:
indicating guilt.
Tenth, although confession in thC
slightest degree, tainted with th'
promise Of favor, Or BY durcss or fear
is not admitted as evidence against
him who makes it; yet, if made
freely and voluntarily, is one Of the
surcst points Of guilt.
The foreman Of the jury was re
questcd to copy all Of the recorded
evidence.
.Jndnc Fisher said it was usual
The defence was willing, but tin
prosecution objected 50 the jur.
retired without the documents.
The verdict is waited for witt
anxiety.
The weekly loyal Georgian., 1867-08-10
AUGUSTA MARKET.


THURSDAY, August S-r. n.
SPECIE q old, 1.40al.42; Silver, I.30a
1.33.
COTTON Prices range from 25 to 26!c.,
the latter for Strict Middling.
WHEAT White, $I.9On2.lO; Red, $1.G5
al.S5.
FLOUR -Superfne, Sl2; Extra, $IS;
XIX, $lt.
CORN White, I.5O: Yellow and :IiXed
S1.50.
BACON-Clear Sides, lS4al9; Clear Rib
Sides, l8alSl; Shoulders, l54al6c.
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Government, or by the supreme power
in that Government. And as Congress
has shown itself supreme in that Gov
ernment, we, as The conquered, are
obliged TO submit to any changes made
by Congress, till the State govern
ment has been approved and ratified
by them.
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Military Orders.

4
New ORLEANS, Aug. 8.-The follow
ing are extracts from special orders
No. ILL.,
"Sec.5 5. For denying the supremacy of
the laws Of Congress, stating he would
not obey them when they eonficted
with the laws of the State of Texas,
and openly denouncing the Govern
ment Of the United States in the Office,
and in presence of Brevet Major Gen.
J. }. Reynolds, commanding the Sub
District Of the Rio Grande, Edward
Dougherty, Judge of the 18th judicial
District, State Of Texas, is hereby re
moved from that Office, and Edward
Basse appointed in his stead.
"Section A. AT the request of his
Honor, Mayor Heath, of the city of
New Orleans, Thomas Z. Adams, Chief
Of Police Of that city, is hereby re
moved from his Office, and j. J. Will
hanson appointed in his stead.
"By command Of Maj. General p. H,
SHERIDAN. Signed
GEO. J.. HARTsUFF, A. A. G.
RICHMOND, August S.-Gen. Scho-
field, to day, issued an order that after
the Goth instant all the destitute in the
State be turned over, by the military
authorities, to the overseers of the poor,
in the respective counties and cities.
The FreedRlen's Bureau rations will no
longer be issued.
CHARLESTON, August S.-General
Sickles has issued an order in relation
to certain moneys advanced by South
Carolina banks during the war for
the purchase Of horses for Confederate
service, but which, not being expended,
had been distributed since the war
under chancery decree among banks
and other claimants. The order annuls
the decree, as fraud against the United
States, and appoints receiver on the
part Of the Government, TO whom the
funds distributed, including costs aud
fees Of counsel, are to be repaid. The
receiver is directed TO report promptly
any delinquency or obstruction on the
part Of individuals OF corporations in
the way Of Executive orders.
The weekly loyal Georgian., 1867-08-10

zs- TO CONSERVATIVES. The ad-
vertiser, having been restored to health IN
few weeks, by very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Con
sumption, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy
OF the prescription (free of cbarge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them
! nothing, and may prove a blessing,
| Parties wishing The information will
| please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, N. \.
/ novl7-ly
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REFER ENCES;
Hon. L. NJ. Morrill,, NJ. c., Washington
d..
Hon. Sidney Perham, NJ. c., Washington,
D. G.
Hon. L. j. Sizer, Buffalo, New York.
Edgar Ketchum, Esq, New York City
Gen Geo. Z. Sheply, Portland, Maine.
Hon. Joseph Howell, Portland, Maine.
Col. Albert G. Browne, Jr., Boston Mass
DIS. Shullz, President Board of Health,
Nav York City. myl2-G
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DIED.

brother SINGLETON SoEpis of 81 his
In the 10Th year Of his age
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets, February g.
at ii o'clock q. m.
4th, Mrs Il b. Brown, wife Of Rev. B Psvton
Brown, aged - years.
OBITUARy.-EBERT In Georgetown, d. O.. on
Friday, 18th nit in the sd year Of his age, Mr.
WILLIAM kBEkT, son Of the late ohm Ebert,
1t 10 always sad and melanc holy duty TO nav
the last tribute Of respect 10 departed worth
whether IL be to the memory of = friend or rel :
alive but In the subject Of this notice recognise
aud whose modest bearing and sterling Qualities
OF head AND heat so wrought upon my feelings AZ
TO ripen into matured and enduring friendship
Hence, alter the lapse Of nearly a quarter Of a
tGes had wei. been out OF mind by the
ORES OF life 1t may we'll he inns usd he al and
sorTewiulIy tins notice met my vision, and called
up the remi MISC Dces OF the past and carr ed me
back to the haley On days of boy hood when arm
IN arm, We wended our way to Sabbath sch.ol, to
church, 10 lectures, &C.. buoya with hone a nd
expectations Of along life of happiness together
In his companiOnship always felt secure from
the Temptations and foliies which so often lead
astrsy the unmary youth, and culmi nate in a
ruined character in after life II inhexibIe yir.
tue and go"d conduct had their inf q ence pom my
growing character, and oubtless saved me from
many transgressfoas in nv youth. Thus We
passed from yout tn TO manhOed in mutual friend.
shlD until his residence chang ed to the % ace
Of bis demise And now, that he ha. departed to
better country, leaving large circle Of friends
and relations t. msurl bis LOSE, add my IN mble
tesukaony 70 bis worth by saying, that in all the
relations OF life o. father. husband. brother aud
we sondols with his bereaved family, we have
reason To hope that their loss his eternal gain
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MARRIED

HINES-EGLAN. At Stoneboro, Mercer Co.
Pennsy lvsnia, on the 2lst ult by the Raw
Rice. MI SAMUEL HINES. formerly Of Wash
ingt3n. ID U. TO Miss ROSA NOLAN, Of Ii anil
ton, Canada West. N @ cards
GITTINGs-COvENTRY. On the 18th nit
by the Rev Mr.. Krsbs. at McKendree Chapel,
MI THOMAs b. CUTTINGS to Miss AUGUST
E.OO'EkTRY. all of this city. No cards.
sIMPsON-SMITHs0N. On the 18th Noyem-
beI by the Rev. Geo Forrest MIR. W A SIMP-
city.
wEBER-MULIGAN On the sIst of January.
by Rev Mr. Odds. MIR. r. W. WEBER, member
Baltimore.
hEREDlTH-TAYLOR Tuesday evening.
January sth, by the Rev. Mr. Brav, LEVI MER'
EDITH. Of BoJnsboro, Md, to Mrs MARY
TAYLOR, of New York
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HeUsK observation-disclosures ass 7th
street, has long enjoyed the reputation of
Keeping on hand as large and select an assort-
ment OF picture frames, window shades, paint
lngs- engravings. and other articles of house
decoration, as can be found in any of the
large cities: and his taste rs indisputable. He
now advertises his stock at reduced prices
ana NO housekeeper or person about to set up
housekeeping. should fail to visit bis estab-
ilshment- There is hardly anything in the
line OF decoration he does not keep on hand,
and many of his paintings and engrayings are
worthy place in any collection.
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FUNERAL OF ALFRED KIGER.-Yesterday
the funeral OF Alfred Kiger, formerly a WELL
known eolored hackman, and latterly an EN-.
ployee OF the Patent Once, took place from the
18TH street Presby terrain Church, and was very
largely attended. Eureka Lodge, No. s, Ancient
York Mascns, OF which he was a member
being present In body. The sermon was
preached by Elder ID. W. Anderson. OF the 10th
street Baptist Church; after which the pro.
cession proceeded 10 Harmony Cemetery, where
the remains were inferred.
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The NAVIGATION OF THE PoToMAC-To.
day an attempt is to be made. II is said by
starting TWO tugs IRON the navy-yard 10 break
the Ice In the channel as far down az O uaptico
creek, where the United States gunboat As
Quincy and the steamer +. e.. knight are living
lce-oound. The Ice is very thick at the navy
YARD, anc we are not yet aware of W hat pro
gress has been made. The <. O. knight is
now on her nTst Trip as one OF the new line of
steamers between Washington and New York
III Is runored that the Swatara, with Sarratt
on board, is in the river waiting a chance to
get up
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1S6 I hARKRITERs. { 400
It'll street.i APPROPRIATE goR (Tth street.

18th .'s..s| .;r.g,;T.nsGs t,.ss S .'ss...
BEAFgAisETEIs a as Rs ESEESh SSSihsssED
S 81 fo:
.6 SEs nam e: s..
90 .nd 1%
AfssaHTs:
Pietg.: 0ssa and Is..el. III dies and colsr,.
n sssisfs Si nsis' s. SHADES
A beautiful variety q! these goods. smsracins the
sss With ss rsr .ooe e.
the cheaper gredes. with . large variety Of Win
Wlnso" 20. ssIo P:p.rA..n
Dunstually nlled. in city or country.
he ss6: %sSs
snS aiming & issy A. az: q coed; " rs.s.cs
Geods With any IN the market.
TERMS ;reSsTx;dksk k s ss.A No .ss -, ,.,...
de Is nm. Eisht dooY above Odd Fellow Hall.
EZEKIELS vIRaINIA HAIB BIsTO11R.
the 81 eur w.iISsovn mt so.Ssnan.
s' q IL. the l::s
but pnt up BY gentleman Of known prohity and
q Wien e
Will publi.h. These recemmendstions are bona
IL = SsI the ra2
and you WI save ysur hsir.-Riekmond TINES,
-wAsHIssroN Orr, D. O., Bee 81, 1888.
DEAR BIZ: am gratf6e1 to see that You have
again commenced the manufacture Of your " Hair
From the testimony Of many friends Who have
ued it, i have No hesitation In stating that he
heve II to 10 the most oncfent compound OF the
kind syer presented for sale. Indeed, many OF
eisanssc the scalp Is5f.stiy, but undoubtedly res
RESPECTFULLY, &c; your,
+. YEG asII.L. H HEaa Vs. eAnSrrr'A D.
DEMAs BARH1s Co., Park How, New forf.
PsoT.ozlI sEffi1ks S4zt ..,t.rr.,s PAT.
sns @ - HnB,ana, I'd seeSssd By re ssss Of she
0:lisss Of Esdicsns, vssans.
1ricsensr No. J., 10 the snsct1sl Eelsdy aSr He:
!axeuon. oDefmathorrhoea, end 0xhaustion Of
ne !yesem. 1nssenAr ue. hes entirely super
eeoeo tne na1seo.s use OF Ooyavia, Cueees. -;
3r1eosmar No. q the infAlltble remedy Bor al
- ths nee q nsnlIy and al oSlsr dSlsssrioss
1seh Irs1sesssca % in. the sor4 q enest egres-
able Lo1eqUo eeearsd freD - e1eees Of cd:
nete and choAgee 81 aGmosDAsre. q TN eeces, 8
% ssch, g tour d ssses q ess for O. end 4 90
go So: s S..s: iS.s
.GSoI:sals a,d retail By Dr.. BARLOW, 10. lsl
s:s1 e g: :sr ::c y tsf No. see r....
ovsa1e, segnsr utA8s seeay
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The SATCHKL OF Mr.. PETRRs.-Some DAYS
ago we mentioned the larceny OF a satchel con :
tanning about 5000 in Virginia money, from
gentleman named Peters, at the MARYLAND
avenue depot of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. Yesterday a lao fished up a satcheI
from the sewer trap on the corner OF 18th and
r. streets, with a stick, and IL was taken to the
central guardhouse, where IL was identified
py Mr.. Peters as the satchel in which he had
bismoney. No money was found
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP

We, the undersigned. BISHOP COOPER and
MARQUIS b. LATIMER, Ibavins been for q
number CT years employed clerks in the we'll.
known Auction and Commission House Of Messrs
Jas q. Mcclure 90. } have, this I'd day OF Feb.
ruary 1857 entered into Co partnersb nder the
name and style Of COOPER & LATiMER AND
have secured the spacious Rooms Ia the Star Ofjce
buiidlng southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and lth treet for the Bur pose Of cond
general ucton and 90 mmi ssfon Busi ss n All its
branches. BISHOP COOPER,
MARQUIS B. LATIMBR,
We refer, BY Permission to-
Thos J. Fisher, President Fucker Manufsctn RING
Co., New York
VIM. B. Moses.
Sibley Guy.
Samuel Pfp1 Ss,s, Co.. Aue'0nss5; B.I.inS,e
ONLY FOR LADIEs 70 READ-EleeantIy
" Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and Oh EN- rs
fOKES, more elaborate than any ever offe red
here, of the newest and most beautiful designs
received daily, frsm our corps Of $50 superior
hands. and for sale at REDUCED PRICES Being
the largest manufacturer here Of this Kind oil
lad lee, wear, We can please all. both in DUALITY
and price, and are deter ned, at whatever cost
to pred uce the best work issue the most ELEGANT
patterns, and STAMP CHEAPER, than any Cor.
Germ in this or any other city.
Oar reputation a. the only Practical stamper
are used, and shields them from trusting their
work in the hands OF those who buy q few block I
and proclaim themselves stsmpers Stamping,
cents per Width and give you Collar and CUFFS In.
WIN. PRINCE, 439 eth street,
fe 2-u opposite Patent Once.
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POLICE REPORTS FOR SATURDAY.-Yester-
day, the lieutenants OF the police reported So
STrests IN the entire District The fines i'm :.
posed in Corporation cases amounted to S1l3 S.
Two parties Were locked up several hours
fourteen We're dismissed. two gave bail for
court, one was committed to Jail, and one gave
security for peace. The cases OF drunkenness
and disorderly conduct number thirty-two,
while Tor larceny there were II We arrests only
attempt at rape one, keeping gambling house
one, OF which last cases but one a petty lar
ceny case against DANIEL Webster colored ar
rested BY officer Crump, OF the First Ward,
was sent to court. The others We're all dis
missed.
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m o o 1t IIlDi

r.l-a.E1sssL
A fan ..soEse,.t q sIl Er.dss choice Blesr Tor
as Sc :sis s!r:s! $500 CIV s:s e..s:. s.n
p; esnhnn l.ss fstapsool and ti2f.9ss 1f1tG
6ssS sltsnss ysly % nssrfsissa - "a q DE
city, Ne would lf0r1 tsese vSsAfng tn1s Aoerey
than ID can be Obtained IRON any other source.
Qualify second 20 none. Price fraction les than
other Arst class Family Flour.
Duckvheat q low rate.
=. All srsdss Of Wsstsr. FlGsr sore snd Tor sole
ID61ana ave1ue and LIST street,
noW near DeDot.
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POLICE REPoRTs-The police in the entire
District made "a arrests yesterday. all for rri-
hing offences. The corporation fines amount
ed to SIS. The District was very quiet In
two precincts there were no arrests, and In
two others only one each. ... .a
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, S24 Penn. ay, be-
tween " and 9Th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from a. M to
p. m, and to p. m. Established 1861.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Psnnsylvania avenue, near Willard Hotel.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Psnnsyivsaia avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
First ''''issiass: + " in,isbi
fornss1y h'; lev RRsysPes,. Sne ,sl on
lSi III si fH Il h:5 FEES
Door: open q seyss; Gun tain viii riss At quar-
Tsssday evening, February 5, Mrs. LANDER
- : CHARLOTTE CoRDAY.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
4. 3. PsIELiFsSTxeaks p kksnSEs
s sHsHAH s 81 III s.ssT' rzxEsssE.
on which occasion will be presented the Great SEN
''s'on'l Play a at iss s's'' f fHs,ilfS
Il 0 :, Mr. fsas1
To conclude with tie 2, sspnsins Farce Of
Tuesday, MISS sess EYfISGSi. who ha. been
re-engsged for -Four Nights Only.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes, $s; 0rehestrs Cb.,rs:. 81, Dress
ooor:d da Ssei: cent cent Family CIR
pRoE. MERCHANTS GRAND MIRROR OF
L THE WORLD viii be exhibited in George.
%osDaf tss I'm mi.sss a,
See snail bills. Re .ee3tr
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
GRAND ORATORIO.
HANDEL's MESSIAH
Will be given by request
AT METZEROTT HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6
The following. named vocslists will appear:
Miss JENNIE Il. HOUSTON, tn Great So
prano of the handel and Haydn Society, Boston
Mrs. J. P OAULDFIELD, Oontrslto.
Mr.. ABTHUR MATrHISON. Tenor of Trinity
Church, New York and
Mr.. J. + WINCH, Basso of the Handel and
Haydn Society, Boston.
Chorus of nearly enc hundred voices, sustained
by sd orchestra Of over twenty pieces.
Tickets, one dollar.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Sale of seats will commence on Saturday, Feb
ruary I'd, at Metzerott's Music store. fell
EANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES,
Il For TabeauN and Private Parties.
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA,
ia % ST. 447 10th str Get.
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PREGKsTATIoN.--On Saturday night, Mr..
Il. Henze. propris tor Of the Metropolitan Hail.
vas sgreeably surprised by the pressa tafion
OF handsome gold headed cane by his nu-
nerous friends.
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WE TAKE pleasure in announcing that our
old fellow citizen, J. b. Gardner, M. d., ha !
renewed his practice, in which speciality wa
know he has had great experience We refer
you to the advertisement column.
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DIsORDKRLY IN CHURcH.-John Washing
ION, colorpd, was arrested last night for be.
having disorderly in church. Justice Walter
lined him 90.
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MY OLD PATRONS Will hnd il greatly 70 their
advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store,
No. SOC 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
G.. b. WILSON,
I'm late OF the firm OF Burns & Wilson.
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FOR CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is a specific Price 81 per bottle
For sale at aga Pennsylvania avenue, between
4 \ an 9th streets.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Some time ago.
Elias Chileni, Pennsylvania avenue, between
ISL and "a streets east, lost SI27 in money. A
servant girl who was employed in the house
having been taken sick, acknowledged that she
stole and gave IL TO her lover, Joseph Carroll,
drummer OF the 18th u. 5. Infantry. ORcar
Sprague arrested Carroll, aud recovered $40 Of
the money yesterday, and Justice Handy COM
united the prisoner TO Jail for court.
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SURE PILE CURK--Dr Gilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases CT
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circu-
lars free Sold by druggists Agents wanted
every where Address j. b. Romano. Mana
ger, NO. 5|5 Broadway New York 3:
PENNIES can be had any quantities at the
Star on Ice counter
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BOARDING..

ROARD Front PABLOR, Handsomely fur.
- Ii, he'd. for tive, at SO per month; Back PAR
LOb, Tor TIVE, at $50 per month, at $50 K street,
near 10th street. fe 2-6tt
TABLE BOARD at No. 4o4 IUth street, Q few
month. de a. II
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FIRK-Yesterday morning., about * O'Clock
Oficer Mari discovered fire IN the bake house
OF George MOI beck, ON ID street. between 9th
and 10Th. He notified the inmates Of the house.
and with their assistance extiuguished the ii re
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RY W. l.. WALL D CO., Auctionssr.
- stores 81 8 and SIT.
South corner Pennsylvaufa avenue and 9th NJ
GBoO7BIIs, MULES. wAGoH, &C., AT ARC.
FRIDAY noRhFiiSSaa. r.,,,.
mencing At ~ Q clock. at the store Of Messrs a.
Will cell the entire stock Of Groceries g. com
Bbis White and rown Sugar
4bls Molasses ana Syrup
Bags Coffee
BbIs Flour
Chests Teas
Boxes Starch, Candles, and Pepper
Bills. Msckerel and Herring
Boxes Tobacco and Cigars
50 cases Jockey Club bitters
sreams Paper
1sesses Condenssd MiIk
- Sbls. Whistles and sctsvss Brandiss
10 bbls: vinegar
Isife:nks fia..osn scsis'' . .sfe' 800 lbs
Counter Scales, Tunnels. 10.
Pair very ftne brown Mules, six years cid, l6
hands high. we'll broke
setts double waecn Harness, very geoA
Lot , Dc. A. ssp si ssss H.ls.r rsr
With ersatmAny other ardcles usually found
Term: All Gums Of cleo end 80 cssh; over
that amount notes satsfsctorily e6Iorssd, Sssr-
ing interest for sixty days. --ta =
u. store fer rent; inquire 90 The prsni sss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

fESIANIsM EXPLAINED, CRITICALLY, AT
LAsT.-Thls evening lecture will be deliy
cred at MetZerott Hall by b. Dcran KiIIian
who will take for his subject, "Fenianism
Critically Examined and Explained" TIE
lecturer has been an active character i'm the
great Fenlan movement for years, and will
doubtless do justice TO a subject with which
he must be so familiar. We recommend our
readers 10 attend this great treat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04

FOUND DKAD.-Yssterday morning, the sex.
ton AT Holmead's burial ground found a new
born white male infant lying in q box near the
tool house. The head Of the infant was crushed
and the skin had the appearance Of having
been scaided- The Coroner was notified 70
Aold an inquest