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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23
Hebron Academy.

7'iiE fALL TERN orekyea ~~eks -iH h~sia
Il - Tae~day septemDcr IOth.
A. c. HERRICK, A NJ. PrineipaI.
y. p. BORcHERS. frsf---o~ 81 Meosra Lss-
Eusaes
N,ss :. e nstLsr. Precepfrss.
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NJ o. shl siI sntsr upoa his seveath v-.r
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g. fse feafs.
80. q. sussys n Befiia. Prs-ss.. ~.
sfuife.. frerrri la Pare. has beea . teaeher ~
~ Nssk inf o. Frsiisfe { 81 e. the Precruf-
fof) ~ g. aaoa Ttsst,-irsi s-saissry ~ Ne- Nors
Cns.
VI. q hss haI rhsrre ~ Noa-s. A-.Ss..,.
49, taaThi Fssrran Aetr~sss .s.sl 49, h-@e
rof.rrfsd sifh HslFaa AosieraF falf seas.. 49,
hss tffei sra.ieafs a. Colsre ~. ek.u~i
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sasffed
rUrtas.
Ca.n.n.a Eaghst. go.
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uUARD fr.n. "a 60 to r8.nop~r srek. Waod
anf o. l1ff rsfrf. rssf s.aul isFuit ave l.rr
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- 90 10 fsrua -lateafs CO. go Haard ~ 80.
aI.tar 20 o. ~eefefsrs snl ~ o. the pffarrusl
it.t. asaishsi b., 70 Fnarip.i 81 rarthsd
JOSEPH BARROws. s-cs-,.r,.
urfrrn Malnr. ~. ISL
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soslrthluE 49, ptslts 81 effvbafT. Lst 81 80
-a.t ta- 49, i.atrrial 81 ts pf.iurfisa -saf A.
tisr Frae-r 90 rJ.s- -sierstas so tsks - oihsr
o. b. alssys o. rf ia poanl rs-tsr-s.
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CATARRH,
BY DIR. LIGHTHILL.

ftfarrh g. disease ~ the ult,ri- unsr..issn- &c
tn nassi pfss-sss aa4 these es~siiss 81 th~ hssd
coiiauut csiing sifh th-ta. in-fgni6li.rt 80 % sr-
~ars b. ara stage b. - ia 80 progr-.s H.
- go. iilssr'uieu-si e-uiss 80 49, o. inuIstr-
iaE "a su--n, tt-ts. h-ir,ag. and sighi. aad e.
cissttrg -sri-s cpn-tiiutosisl lcrsng-sasulis at
uu "a DO rfif tsruiiasiiug 81 coasufnls ION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23
Special Notices.
HELMBJLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
1BCCuU

l. csrtalu curs Or dlasasss 81 fhs
hiAllf II. KIDNEY Is. Ef ANlr. uEuTSN or.
hANtG WEAKNESS FTMAfE GtnNfsT Az -
GfNtltAL nEnlfGTN
art al disrasrs q ffn
tEiNAEN DREAMS.
shst1sr existanxin
MALI coz FEMALE.
frou shairssr csuss ofirinafInx AT - natter -
How tftNE STANDING
fi-ssass - thsss orran. r.-auI~r go 80 ~ = a.
ureftc ~ - trrafuaFut ~ sunusiffsa o.. tnnsIrnE
tl,an 20 ln-auifF uaar Nar tl.sn and AiQll
az 80 Ilrfrsi irI.ru fIr - stFnrrFa. ani ~
tEkLrU And a. AFftNE~S
"a
thst ~ Fe-tsrity. dsp-ei. sIon pruuuri q ~
ishir be- rrrfs.
HELNnoLp-s EXTEACT nUCtTr.
tstshiishsd sp-ar'i- ri D. rear. prsF.srsd o.
II I. HELMBOLO.
hl.l'fsfsI~I
80 truadE aF. Nrs ars 81
ia ~rafh a ll street. l-ll.a ffrtfs p
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r~rfissrs So sar-rrl Co. Ffa-. f---a rfr,ous
irti..ff. irF-aa-arU Decay. aa4 Eu fns sfart. q
raailial la.a-rrt..u i. Or thf sakf sa r~rlas
haglalftf srai fsff e. co eha n~ri 81 49, rrcfr-
ali 4rfrfllna 90 uaslrE o. .Iulf.ir fru.rfF e.
~ - - rrr -~rrf ~afrrrrs uIsf..rr ts rr n e..
"a AdFfrflsrr sn fsrisrcr a. a. ~ $3.50
AS tn ~ Sd caufI.lrurr IUfIN q. flf.f1FN
f. lu,isr .irrsf. Nrsnor
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P RO ON S
TANNINGI
Farm for Sale

The arm tnesa 30 ~ R-ls Wiriauns fsru sii-
sste 500 ~ tarts 81 ~ Asiruscrxr.a ~ Haso
ser. % herets oar-d ~ So. a. coassfs - st--.r
twelve srres n SGT assiifF iaferssi. - $3.50
quanFiiy a 49, asi asd 80 haairef ser-s n
p-fursre. tiliars sr.f susllsnt. sa.f has uIea y
Soy so hsd $3.50 - god rrpair. = btrn. 80
haihiisrs 80 orrharf. 81 ferus a payrneat flr
thsr r.srttruisrs oall - wiuiaa ~ts~ ~ ~
pr~uisesor ID. HANNONS.
Bethei. Ass .. 1877 81 Hefhel vdl-gs
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ERRORS oF NoTT.I.

MANHOOD tNpNOg THFtf vtCpH a.. ~
raiaed ~ nrfHs,.l-u's ExrEssr D. car
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Non Resident Taxes

u the 'o~u - nROV NFtELD 90 ID. C..,us, n
o. I'D, o. 10 sear I-c6
hs toil1siug lst ~ Ike - real e.rat~ a 49,,
80 sni $500 fn the toss - isse~assi u ias Al.
3taf 80. 30 Li.s cosaulliird o. Iso.s At..a Dat
- toAeetor a. rstd toss o. The sh.~.sh -,
oi Job l-so, 49, t-eu reiasae,i - IN o. ~ -
ffin 'n'as uail-id un tAe trufh tsy 81 Jase IsSs
~ be rerihrnfr "a itat dsir. sni na,s rrrIlsis.
snpsid, snl 1.f o. hrrrl, z,ren th.t o. a.. s,.I
iahe- 80 tatrrcst ani chsrg-s are eos patf tafs
90 trrssr-F oi sal tr~a ~ithta q hlssa assihs
ifoa thr ftte % rhe o..an-auauf 81 saif htIIs -
ifch oi - zeal estate taxei ~ iH b. sufir sut
o. Iaf tir aursafa DO there's. 90 uisng ini~fe-f
ani ch4rg~-. ~iH wilhaut ffth-r nofie. & "a -
rstise auciius "a tte stasr 81 81 o. B-sasia 49,
to~n 'a ~ s.srr~aih cay 90 Nsfrh. Iec-. &c
to- o'ctlck. 4 n.
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III rr.~fratut D'. DIV cnnfiruss fo devote ~
eutirs tiH.s to iar fratrut 90 a. ucl.irut
- "a ftul1.r sfsfrn A. sNFFrlsnfr 81 fssnfr.
thffs frars Tut'l.rs h.rn I'D nraufHr srsrfr anH
lrrunaaent rslsf in 80 $500 casrs of q
ani At ot.Ff Nsusfras' lirlr frrnr - so.
frsr laasr A.. .-frrrs fsr nfrr ruusf cl.rfasr 81
ttaoT. ~ sai...sll STREET. ilaslaa.
a. i-a.ra fsratslrl to thass 40 sisa o. o.
1nla auirr tfrafr.srf
u1stCr. 1urf . ferr -
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ffNfspffr~ FNrEkTT HTCUr- rfr-s f.a'fa
s.f trnr to tas fraus sal tfli o. go arit rt..s
iFl.itF II aol.ral tlaisf ~ ulsns aiarrainr ~
toes so ~ ur frrafrlf m is 90 .ftr.I q.
tea. ias4alig, or TFirrfic 81 slsse-
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sCHEscx.s NAN DRAKE PILL

ceTtata curc for Ds~eas.d I.ir~rand the
mtny dangerous maiadis~ uhirh atr
CAUSED b. mofbid cosditioa OF that
organ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13
CITY ITEMS.

THEORY OF CoRNs-Where there is excess
slve pressure. or friction, against any mart of
the person, the cuticle, or outer SKIN, forms
1nred part II the foot be the part effected,
Inc irritating cause is generally continued till
what WASH the first place designed as a protec-
uon pecomes painful ofitself. For at those par
ueuiar parts where the extern-I pressure i
most severe, the cuticle forms in little cone
SNAPPED uneyenness, with the points pressing
against The cuts vera, or true skin, which In :
terNenes between the corn and the flesh, and
Whlch is very sensitive. the nerves in the trpe
sklh being so close together that IL is impossi-
Ole TO pass the point of fine needle through II
without woundIng nerve, and thereby caus-
ing extreme pain. Instances are on record of
persons losing their lives by resortipg To that
most dangerous method, OF endeavorIng TO ex-
trpaie their corns, with knives or razor And
as those little cones extend into the foot quite
distance, IL is impossible to cut them out
without cutting The nerves and arteries of the
SKID, which Is apt TO result IN very serious
sequences. Specialities are now being an
preciated, and where the chiropodist is located
people do not allow themselves TO suffer mt
periodically submit their feet 10 the ms pection
ofbls more experienced judgment and SKILL
bis method is 10 extract those little Cones for
which he has instruments adapted to his pro-
tession, that enable him 10 entirely Grad icate
the excrescence, without causing pain, or
craving blood, afording the patient imme late
rsIel, ana unless in very extreme cases, If the
preulsposlDg and exciting cause be avoided, of.
ten effects perfect cure. LANCET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

DR. WHITE, Chiropodst, ga Penn. av be-
t~'en ~ AND 9TH streets, continues the sue
eessful treatment OF corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
cresences, DC. Once hours from 9 a. m To
p. m, and TO p. N. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

BOARD OF COMMON CoUNCIL-The Board
met pursuant to Adjournment last evening
Messrs: Moore, Anderson, Joyce, Mead, M ul-
10y and Nalley present.
There being no quorum the Board adjourned
10 Monday evening, when the con sideratIon of
the bill TOR the purchase of n boat and seine for
the Washington Asylum Will be resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

NALEsTINEs.-Comic valentines rs cents
per gross The largest and cheapest assort-
meht oil aientlnes In the city, wholesale and
retail, at Shillington's Bookstore, corner Y
street and Pennsylvania avenue. g.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

FOR CHILBLAISs and Frosted Feet Whites
Embrocaton is a specific Price 81 Der bottle.
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ an d 9th streete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

OPTICIAN.-I sell gold, silver, and steel
spectacles, opera glasses, made of the finest
BRAZILIAN pebbles, and sold for half tbe price
charged by opticians. /. Alexauker, 24O
Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

a VARIETY OF business suits, Just marked
down to S2U, at Hehning's One Price Cloth
ing Store, on the corner OF Seventh street
and Maryland avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13
DIED.

LOVELY On the 8th Instant, from drow nj Ia eeAt
{ssrs and ii months, and CHARLES CALVERT
LOW ~ aged !. years and tbs, sons Of larry
funeral viii take place from the residence Of
tneir ersDdfather: CHARLES Calvert, 342 18th
n; The friends OF the family are invited to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

MY OLD PATRONS will fina il greatly TO their
advantage by calling az the new Shoe Store
NO. So2 9th street, under Odd Fellows Hall
G.. b. WILSON,
I'M late OF the firm OF Burns Il Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED SPOONS.
FORKS, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells, Butt-r
hnives, received this morning, at Prigg's
Ohe Dollar Je welry Store, No. 433 PennsyI-
wanna avenue, near ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED LOT OF NEW
Il Spring sty les OF
BONNET FRAMES.
Also. select assortment Of hpe
FRENOH FLOWERS,
to which respsct fully invite the attention OF my
Customers. Rooms 446 II street
feRH MRS. A. g. CASTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

MARRIED Yesterday morning Rev. Father
John McAnaly, OF ST. Matthews Church. at the
pastor residence, united IN marriage Joseph
Allen, Esq, OF Illinois, to Miss Margaret Cath-
crime, eldest daughter of VIM. Forsyth, ESQ
the Surveyor OF this city, who has a host OF
friends. Many wishes are expressed for The
welfare OF the bride and groom, who IT Is hoped
have commenced happy career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13
WMH,, yWJHnATLEYs PREMIUM sTEA
lNEPARfMINT OF TIN INTBRIOR,
- TO ALL kHSR X 2'i HAf ' S5s sh Asas'

ALL k EEsSsRIG' p 2'T %af 'SlI 81 ssa
:U1is.S sSS &, the Isi::s. q the a:
n S ioss OF aestrsyed Notice 10 hereby given
variant new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
vi. De reassued' II no valid objection should then
JOS. h. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No, p4.7s4, for 100 acres Issued under the act Of
March ID 1871, In the name Of Robert W Pierce,
Mo- 80 40 for leo acres. issued under the act Of
March 1865, IN the name Of Eli ali D. Ball and
vs. granted s,s Jnps 9: lasl. 49,, March 8, 1857.
March Sd 1855. in the name Of George Plum 0 and
No 81 81! for leo acrss. issaea nnter the oct Of
wac granted April nd, 1851. March 30. is,7 '"D
March Sd, lsss IN the name of John Wood, ana
No. 90 $50 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March Sd 1855. In the M ne Of Sarah Wood, widow
% hoh,rt wsoc; and was granted February II,
No. H.4ss, Tor ice acres, issued under the act of
February II, ls4f in the name OF Samuel Hodson,
and Was granted December 4, 1898 April 20 1851 !.
1850 n the name II i ~ oh o.
, sS1 and vas granted March 5, 1855. April 20.
No ISL, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
son and Vas granted April !, 1855. APRIL 20 1871 !.
NO az Is! Tor I'D acres Issued under the act Of
msrch 1854. In the name OF Mary, widow Of
nyhs ~ insSsshns, and was granted May 8. 1855.
no. IS iss for l2q acres. issued under the sot Of
MeIcn ), tMh, IN tho naue OF Psily Pease, widow
e. vaesSr Pease, and wss granted July IS. 1850.
IS sse for leo acres, issusd undsr the cot OF
arch %: lo5, In the names ofthe minor children
=, l6CU = May 4, l667 =
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fe list
CHEAP COTTONS,
y RS,

u INT LRR,S,
101 BRIDGE STREET. GEORGET1WN, d. O.
Just received. q large stock Of COTTON GOODS,
which We are selling at lower prices than they
have been sold since the war :-Bles ched Muslin,
l2h,. ID, Is cents good ard wide Shifting ditto. 20
and Is cents; - Audroscoggin Bieached Muslin,
80 cents; Al Wamsutta de-, IS cents; 4, 6 1. 8 4,
"a ~ IL Shes DRs, very low; Oalicoes at Ia,
ID Is cents; Merrimscks, Spragues, aad other bes {
makes, % cents: Shifting PIiHts, % cents; Tn
6leaehed MusiiBs, I'm. Is cents; yard wide disto,
MONTY OAH BE SAVED BY % doing
VIM. WHHATLEY's PREMIUM STEAM
w piELH4 CLEANSING ESTABLiSH-
MENT. Office No - Jefferson St, 9eor gstow q ,
Do Estsblished 1891; presoiu n awarded BY the
Metropolitan Institute, 1881 rebuilt 1856, and 4.
now by Gar the larGest and most com pie to estab.
lisbment of the lind Ia this section or oou ntry ,
with large stock Of the best fore On and domss.
tic Dyes and Chemicals; rsplete with every desir.
able Apparatus, aud provided with the best Tai
ent and Artistic skill to be obtained. The sub
scriber 10 prepared to demonstrate to his Gu
ytous reputation, his motto is - Hxeslsior" in
Gentlem en- . Apparel. Silks, VeIvsts. satins, Me
rtno. C!oths, Ac:. he means to stand 1nrfvalled
Truly thanhfl fer past fav0rs he seSSeits the con
timed custom Of the com nifty.
- Goods received and returned By Express
With the utmost prompt ess and dispatch.
% n-ln WIN. n. WHeHTLEY, Dyer.
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MARRIRD

by the Rev. Dr. White, MES s BAYHARD' OF
Edfs,o Island 3. o.. and JENNY, daughter of
as. Riordan, Esa Of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

"A SURE PILE CURE--Dr Gilbert's Pile In
srrumenrpoSitvely cures the worst cases OF
piles. Seney mail on receipt of g. Circu-
lars Free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address ]. b. Romano, Mana.
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York 3.
PsHEIHs can be had in any quantities at the
Star ofnc counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

BLADRSsBrRG-Tbe bill authorizing the
building of n bridge over the Eastern bran CHI
of the Potomac at Bladpnsburg was read a
second time IN the Maryland Senate yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

POLICE REPoRTs.-The police reported 50
arrests in the District Yesterday, and the fines
imposed amounted TO SlG657
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

FoR Court. Yesterday Oficer Hill, of I'll.
Attn ward, arres'Sd Harrison WILKINSON for tn.
lsTeeh, Of plsted castor stand and othel
articles. the property of Elizabeth A. Wrich
.oner was sent 20 jail for court by Justice Wal
tPr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

ALEXANDRIA AND VIorNIrY.-f'rom the
A i,.. papers Of yesterday we clip the
Owing to the rise in Goose Creek. ana large
CAKES OF Ice NO ating in It the stage from Les.
burg, with passengers and mail couId not
cross II yesterday as the ferrymen were AFRAID
TO risk their boat, and conseQ uently no conpec
ton was made with the Loudoun and Hamp.
snire railroad train, the passengers on which
who left yesterday for Leesbarg, were CON.
peiieo 70 return TO this city IN the We e. and
WAIT uniii TINS mornings tram, by when time
was supposed the creek would ave fallen.
Leige numbers are availiDg themselves Of
the W; q A. X. X. each trip, tnat mode of get.
ing 10 the city being far preferable to the
OF the road, thrown out of emp ment by the
suspension OF through trains have started a
Terry across the Washington channel, and ha We
reduced The fare ~
In the Senate OF Virginia, on SATURDAY., on
motion OF Mr.. Meade, Senate bill No. Us, to
authorize the transfer Of the property. charter
and franchise Of the Manassas Gap Railroad
Company and the stock and shares in the same
10 the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany, was laid on the table.
a large force Is At work repairing the trs ck
OF the W. q A. X. r. between Fort Runyon
and the bNdge, and II the weather should prove
fayora ble1he trains Will run across the bridge
on Thursday Or Friday.
Gales Settle, youthful son of Abuer Settle
ESQ.,, OF Fauquier, was drowned in Goose
Greek, near Piedmont Station, on Sunday, the
90 INST He was thrown from his horse w Mist
crossing the stream, which was 10 swollen
condition. and was drowned before assistant e
could reach him.
Ihe Ice in the Potomac is still quite heavy
In places, and is constantly shifting its posi-
ton.
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7 o A NTOTTTOHT-

MONEY iesusd on Gold and Silver ~
Wa'ehes piAmopds. Jswslry Ciothine, DC . q
Z D pONOvAH, Pawabr"ker, No. Jf2 3 st.,
/ fs7 In, .sa between 10th and 18th st..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

CATTLE MARKET.-At Droyers, Rest dpr
ing the week enGing Tuesday, 225 cattle were
offered, OF which number i7O were sold 10
butchers at the folio " ing prices Best in mar.
ket at ~ To ek good, 81 TO TX common S
10 OK inferior, 4 TO S Three hundred sheep
were sold AT 8 to 8 cts. gross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN.-Ata meetIng
OF the Grand Circle, '-Lippurd, No. l." OF the
DlstrIct of Columbia, held on Saturday even :
ing, the 9th Instant the following officers were
duly installed e. q. Washington, Thomas
Rich Il. &. Jefferson, Richard Emmons; G.
G. Franklin, John Adams; ef. G. Wayne
Robert &. Griffin; G. q. Fulton, Cnristopher
Long; q. q. GIrard, John w. Thompson; CT.
Treasurer, John M. Mcfarland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13
AMUSEM ENTS.

-Ell4 NATIONAL THEATRE.
fennsyivanis syenus, near Willard Hotel.
WEDNESDAY EyHHIHe. T.bruary Is. 1857.
MBs. dIAERAL LANDDR, d
formerly t,na , nisS Ian DAVENPORT, and last
MI DBAIa
70 snyclude with the isvOrite Assical Com 'di-
LOAHOP A LOVER.
oS.s Csrs.ia Vi. :iHu aiss sas.ne'
THURSDAY EvENINs. lLHAssrH, QUEEN
OF ENGLAND.
WALLS NEW OPERA ROUSE.
3. 5. fp maNASss
.wIDHEsDAY EVENING. Fs. IS. Isz.
Third nightsf the great drsmaiization OF Dick.
Gus '''a'-51 6S aUTuAss' rRInNp;-
N,.b. Oh IN! GOLDEN DUSTMAN.
Nightly received by crowded and dslighted au-
s% %he5so.s ter b ~ tn. GREAT ceABIsArIos
nrRIpA4Y. Benefit of M. c, HALE. The great
The LONG STRIKE.
''' ''' LOTTERY rIoKEr.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
rrissts Boxes, Ss; Orchestra Ch.irs sli Dress
Gle, Is cents: Goiorsd Giseis. 3 cents cent?: FANNY '
METZERoTT HALL.
SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
Mk. KENNEDY,
will give his fret entertainment TO hight, at
third and leg. on MoNDAY, ats.
PIANO Miss KENNEDY
Admission so cents; Reserved Seats Z cents, at
MetzerOtts Music Store. nt
NoTIoE.
Under the patronage of the Republican Associ.
alton Of the District of Columbia,
ORIGINAL POETIOAL READINGS,
BY J. MADISON BELL,
AT UNION LEAGUE HALL, 4sI Ninth stree.
west,
On THURSDAY EVENING, February IA,
Commencing at 8 O'Clock
Tickets IS cents reserved seats 80 cents to be
obtained at Parker's Post Office News Stand : of
Rev Huner Of israel chureP tls and Shs RI
Miller. Atto ney at Law, 3Il 9Th street west, at
the Hotels and Book stores Of the city and the
evening az the Hall
By order OF the Committee. fel3-2t
GRAND CoHOEh
On WEDNESDAY. GOTH INST,
EAST WASHINGTON z. OHURJH,
wAsHi No + \. ana 4. NJ LODGE.
Doors open att O'Clock; commencing ats.
II ii .i3. rs, liz - 20-7t
EANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
For TabieauI ana Private Parties.
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA,
1eS-st All 10th street.
LOST AND FOUND.
THE TWO YUONG MEN.wHo PICKED UP
the S2o ON lsth street south, will confer a
fsfsr ana get reward of g. b. leaving IL at the
corner OF and 1871, No. 100 south. feI33t
| 0ST-An Etruscsa Gold CLASP and FRINGE
- belonging 10 bracelet The fuder will be ib
LlsH'S, corner Of High and Water streets,
Georgetown. fel33rF
| l OsT-Yesterday, b. a lady on 10Th street, be
tween aud u, o. on G St, q fine linen cam
trIc HANbk kRCHIEF, edged with lace. A suit
abe reward will be paid the nnder If presented At
362 Nthst. IT.
| STRAYED AWAf-en the nth Instant near
- Fort slocum, one black HOkSE white hind
white .tsr on her forehs ad; hslteIs on. A LIBERAL
reward will be given If returned to DAME
MEHRLlNG, near first toll gate, 7th st fe I2-3t'
$40 wARD.
| Was stolen from my store, CUP and SAUCER,
| belonsipg to the Wassingto Ohins pure ased at
the auction sale of the hou hold effects the
| green vine, and the letter W In red, burnt the
| will give $50 to recover them and convict the
thief. A loaier mean encu eh to steal them would
'O' . ''' . "ON' JAMES GUILD,
Second hand Furniture Dealer,
| fell ST 18th and SITS near Canal.
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II IA PxshioxApLu pRrssM.k1se.
MRS: n A. EATON most respectfully informs
her friends and patrons that she has meved to asa
street. one door vest Of 7th street where she in
tends carrying on the Dressmaking Business in
All It's vsIio.s branches. Orders filled with mat.
Hrs = 10 prepared TO do Quitting and lasting n
TIE shortest notice In the most fashi on ABLE stys
-. NJ. t--.. "a fe ~ 2ts
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100000 aRA s1L yIHs OUTINGS sos
FROk KENDALL GREEN VINRYARD

COHCoRb. the NEST valuable Grape in the
country MOTIONS VIRGINIA, OArAWBA.
kHBECOA, DIANA, HARTFORD PROLIPIC,
with many other choice kinds. at o. Is Dor lao
cuttings. or $40 Per CO., warranted eli good
shipped to any address on remittance.
- j. PIAEsONs Fruit store,
fe SLIM l91 9Th street
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THE SOCIAL CIRCLs of Equal Division. sons
OF importance, wilt give grand assembly ON
ihuIsday night. At ODD Fellows Hall, and
Judging from the agreeabiensss Of their last
assembly, ana the arrangements being made
ior THIS one. fine time may be expected BY ali
who attend. -
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LEVY CoURT.-The first meeting of the Levy
Sourt TINS year took place on Monday, when
the following members were present: Nessrs
Burr, BlagdeD, Plant, Magruder and Nichols
Dr. Rowland was absent on account of sick.
ness, and the places of Messrs. Sargent, Bowen
snd Belt are vacant. their successors not
having been confirmed Thomas BIagden
Esq, was elected temporary president, and
MI. n. Call2n acted as clerk. The folio wing
officers (the same who served last year, were
appointed Clerk, Nicholas Callan, ESQ at
torney, Walter y Cox superintendent of
roads, Tobias Boudinot: surveyor. d. b. Car
penter: collector, James Piiling: sealer Of
weights and measures, Robert Boyd.
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a PICKroCKEr ABOUT.-Yesterday after
noon gentleman and lady were getting OF a
street car at the corner OF TIN street, near the
Avenue House, at Market Space, IN a moment
were surrounded by several young men, who
were pushing and erowding around them.
Inc lady Kept her eyes upon the leader OF the
gang, and saw him r. aching about the gentle
mans coat pocket. As soon as the gentleman
mad opportunity he looked for his pocket book
but II was gone. and with IL between fifty ana
seSenty-hye dollars in money. They had the
young man arrested and taken to the Central
Guardhouse by Sergeant Greer, where he was
searched but the money was not found. The
prisoner gave his name Edgar Wilkes, and
asked apostponement of his hearing until 3
O'Clock this evening, which was granted.