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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRT, Justice OIis Yesterday,
after our report closed, Geo, w. Mortimer aud
Jas. Smith alias johnston. on trial for bur.
eiary. were found guilty, aud sentenced % 5
tentisry.
In the case Of Isasc Mills, charged with
petit larceny, q noIis pros. WAS entered.
To-day In the case of the United States W.
Jas. j. Aidrich, where MT. Phillips moved for
new trial sometime since on 'ha ground that
tried did NOS give him "a opportunity ~ plead
enilty. The Court rendered its decision, and
said the law OF Congre-s, sec S, CHI. So, resu-
lairs the province OF Justices of ths Peace.
ca d that 10 was The duty Of the defendant TO
take notice OF the law it. he wished to taka the
ber ent OF 10. and his own leches does not ex
cuse HIM. The motion was denied.
VIM Henry, alias Washington, indicted for
horse stealing on the 1871 OF June last, was
found not guilty. W. 5. Mcfarian for pri.
soDer.
william S. King, alias Bush, for stealing a
horse. saddle, birdie aud blanket, the property
OF WIN. 5. Grahsm, on the 25th OF December
last, from his stable, on Cennecucut ven ne,
In TINS city, wac found guilty.
In The case of Minerva Washington and Ro.
setia Wa'kins, charged with larceny, q Rollc
pros was entered. fF
Eliza Brown and Charles Jones, for assault
and battery, verdict entity. Rscoguizanee tor
teiied. Capias 10 hear judgment.
Moses Kelly, indicted for tne larceny Of
money from the drawer in the store OF VIM. +.
Given, corner Of 18th and L streets, on the 81
day OF August, 1907, was tried. 7. Wilson fog
defense. Jury ouI.
CIRCUIT COURT, Justice WyIse-The case Of
Hurforth VS. Corporation OF WASHINGTON WIS
resumed this morning, and il still on trial.
EeurrY OoURT, Justice Eytic-Stro,her VS.
Nicholson. Decree hnal ratification OF xas-
tees sale.
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CITY ITEMS

SPLNpsp HoLIDAY SUITS, heavy overeos;s,
And . magnificent and extensive stock OF fur
nishipg goods ~ the most elegant description,
arr 10 De foand in great perfection a. liable q
Ce.'s, United States Clothing House, iee Penn.
avenue, between Sd and Az streets 2
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UREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW STORE.
PIANOS AND PARLoR ORGANS.
Sold from the
NEW WAREROOMs

Wac purchased theBr and r-hsTs thsy rssiSs.
Nm u, kslIey, Esq, SO on streets Piano.
WIS. M ID. Burrows, S99 on 18th srreet-a Piauo
yrs hlnsey Brewer. SO On I strest-a Piano
Piano.
Mrs A. Gold. Maryland ayensA, between 18Th ana
18th streets, Navy Yards Piano.
P-H, sIaitn Esd, Plains. fsuquier county lvir-
gfnis-a Piano.
James G. Meem, Es9; No. III Green street.-De
West. GeorRetown-a Piano
John Humphrey, Eco. lss 9Th street between NJ
and streete-a Piano.
r. b. Hough, Esq., High street, near BesII,
GeorgetOwp-a ParlOr Organ
- Rev FIR. Morgan, Georgetown College, Psri0r
Organ.
rosi-0rgan.
Church Of Incarnation. corner 18th and stres.s,
by the COmuitteen-s Church organ.
Am delighted with my sncsess. The public r.
them.
Fer the Holidays have 3 complete assortment
OF all musical goods.
3os pen,.,,x.n;. ohA hLLI-,
de H-eoSt New Iron Front.
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OFPICIR WRsTKFELD MAKES RArp-At
about haf-past nine last evening, officer A.
Weetefeld, of the second precinct, arrested
seven colored persons in house In The second
precinct They came before Justice
Thompson this morning, when Levi
Whitaker was fined ten dollars for
keepinga disOrderly house. James Burnett.
$40 for having con ceaied weapon about bis
person; also, % for disorderIy conduct, as were
Henry Wheeler, Mary J. Smith, Marg't Eos.
ter and Margaret Clagett Franklin Harris
was dismissed.
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II you WANT TO make q handsome presses.
TO some gentaem IN 60 to the original FraRc.
&s4 Seventh street, betwe ID and T., where
you viii find gents furnishing goods OF the
very best quality, AZ prices to suit the most
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LOST AND FOUND.

G. REwARD-Lost, or the 7th instant, a small.
s'c mouse -colored- Japanese BOG, without hair
The above reward xill be paid for him NJ " a-h-
ington ST, Georgetown. de d \ n
II 0sT-Yesterday afternoon, hsfweep fge aus
~ six O'Clock. = ladies' SABLE TIPPRT salt
able reward viii he paid by rsruruingit 70 3EI q
street, between nth and 18th. aelslt
n 0sT-A large MINK YICTORINE On Monday
II night, on st. between 9Th aud 10Th. or Oa 9tk
g., De.ses. SUD 4. Any person returning the
sane To 34s street will De literally reward
GS EEwARp-Lost, on the isth December a
~ black HEIFFER. The finder will ra.,siy,
the above rewAr1 by leaving II az my resideucs
81 street, Navy Yard. near sfh street
1T EbWARD MCCARTHY. 9
G BEwABD-sTRAYED. en- Thnr.day Last
yc red and white HEIFER. about Is months
old; has no horns. reward of SIS will be psid
Ior her return % me, or for such information As
~iIl lead 20 her recovery. MARY GIBSON.
de 1851 Corner of b and list streets west
4 osT-sl0 REwABD-BEN HUMPHREY
on 18th street. between VI All n three months
Aso His mother will pay the a,Oye reward 70 any
one no viii inform her OF his whereabout. or
viii bring him - her residerce. deE-a'
TAKEN Up AS AN EsTRAY-Decenber IS.
Il white. horned COW. with black care: rop,
around her neck. The will please cO,iIe for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take her
de E-St' Corner 9TH aud Boundary streets.
/ osr-A DIAMOND STUD sei in Black ONYX.
- he Hinder, or any one giving infsrmstiop %
IT, shall b. hands smely rewarded-hslfits Valae or
more-at No 90 Washington street. GeOrg-town,
ID e There IL only more Ike IL in this cOu nfry,
and all persons are fOrexsrIed bUying IL. IL "a
known 20 have been found de- -a'
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DR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-and.a-half and SIKH
streets, continues the successful treatment of
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints,
warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c.
Once hours from q. m. to p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
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In fac'. our entire lire. TO H. boys from three
years Old upwards, will he offered n prime
cos. This must he done in order TO close this
apartment until spring, on account OF con-
tenplaied improvements. A. Saks & Co., Jl7
Seventh street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and ID street
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Mr. KENNEDY, the celebrated Scotch vo-
calist, who sings the songs OF his native land,
and intersperses them with amusing and pa.
theiic anecdotes and sketches, gives two con
certs at Metzerotts Hall-the first to morrow
evening and the second on Monday. His en-.
terteinments given here last winter are 70.
membered with delight by the large audiences
which attended them, and unanimously voted
Kennedy q gen uine bard.
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STEPHENS & Co. Merchant Tdilors The un-
dersigned cutters for q. Z. SCHAFER, Eso for
the last fre years, would respectfully inform
their many friends and acquaintances thai
they are now located with Messrs. Steph ans Il
90, $40 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10TH
streets " here they would be pleased to have
them call. B J. HAM,
VIM Hart
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MILITARY FUNERAL.-Tbe funeral of Drum
MAJOR Low. of the l2ih u. S. Infantry took
place 81 noon to-day, from the barracks on
Capitol Hill, where the ceremonies were read
by Lieut.. MCGOWAN, OF the regiment THE
corpse, which was enshrouded By the national
flag. was preceded by q firing party Of I6 men,
was followed TO 18th street by the balance OF
the command and was taken to Arlington.
where the interment took place,
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RKLIRF FOR TIE PooR.-Material epeour.
aEement should be given TO the New Years
eve ball at Major John Watts Cottage Res
taurant, a. the foot OF Sixth street wharf, the
proceeds OF which VIII be eq ually distributed
10 he Door In the several wards. At a former
movement of the same character by this be-
Devolent gentleman, the handsome sum OF
500 was realized and properly distributed.
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MAR RED.

kRApSE-MAIF0RTH. On Tuesday. the Eth
instant BY the Rev. }. G Butler. CHARLES A.
kRAUSE. of Batimore, to Miss HELENA MAJ
FORTH. Of Pittsburg, Pa
baltimore and Pittsburc papers please cory I .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

ASNIvrRsARY or FArHBR YoUNe's OaDI-
SATLor.-Tnis teing the nftisth anniversary
OF the ordination Of Rev Father Young
prieet OF me dominican order, the Gay rs being
ceIeorated II 81. Dominick's Uhuren, South
Wasnine,on, in an appropriate manner. The
edince .his morning was crowded. there being
present. besides the mem hers of that ch u rich,
Represent stives OF other Catholic ch urcnes OF
the District. and there were also present Rev.
Fathers Mcguire, Wiget, Berroti, White, De
Wolf, Bokel, CAL, and Young GRAD high
mass was ceIebrated by Father Young, assisted
by Fathers Bohel and GALL and tina " n mass
OF Moxart wac rendered by the choir, under
the lead OF Mr.. George Artn, assisted by Mr..
Cannon, of 81. Matthew's choir-Mr. A. Wis
bach presiding at the organ.
"A very interesting sermon was prea ched by
Rev T.. 1. White, OF 81. Mathews shurch, in
which he gave = short sketch of the services
OF Father Young, and stated that as present
In this country there were between so and so
bishoPrics, including those determined ny the
plenary council held last spring IN Baltimore;
IS Catholic seminarIe 800 literary trs.itu-
lions. 5000 priests, and Catholic pcDu iation
or from six to seven million-about one fourth
OF toe entire population OF the country. He
spoke In high terms Of praise OF TIE Do
mtnIcaH Order. 20 which Father Young is
attached, as being one of the most il,Ustrious
orders in the Church.
The sermon was listened to by the large
audience with great interest, aud beside its
being repleie with interesting statistics, was
well delivered.
Tonight Rev. Father Rooney will lecture
in me Church on the s.Cc.ioacy OF the Priest
hood" and doubtless there will be large at.
tendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

BOOTS AND SHOES AT -A>
ID HALF PRICE.
From day will sch the Balance of my
stock at half price, to close by January LIST, -
DiANOS AND PARLeR ORGANS FOR RENT
Il small amounts monthly, and Era
rept applied TO the purchase, If bought VvS=yTf
within specified time. ~ "
de 1887 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
IlOLL BABIES HOOP SKIRT. Also, large
- stock of French Corsots, just received from Eu-
rope. at astonishing prices Ladies will not for
BABMiS, 40 La. av. hear eth st. de IS If
ENfTEP SAFES fHs 1Fs GTENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, December q, 1857
On the petition of HENRY b. MYER, OF Cleye.
land Ohio, praying for the extension OF patent
reissued the Sd day of MAJ 1859 and again reissnei
the sth day Of October, 1851 for Improvement ia
Gons erting Railroad Car Seats into Beds or
said patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of
tits ordered that the said petition he heard at the
next, at l2 o'clock M; and all persons are noti
ned to appear and show cause II any they ha ve why
eppo.ns nh the eSeS.nn are required to
Me IN the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth IN writing at least trsHty days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
mony must be filed in the once t,csnfy days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Republican and the Inteliieencer, Washington. D.
@, and in the Herald, Cleveland, Ohio. once 9
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
the aS o ss sf =. least hnEs
de is law3w Commissioner OF Patents.
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GEORGEI0WN ADVERTISENENTS.
II OLD DAY GOODS.
F. II. LAZENBY, I24 BRIDGE STREET.
GEORGETOWN, ID. C.,

Has inst opened a large stock Of Fancy Goods aud
TOYS.
Bureau Sets. Tets-a-tete Sets, Jewel Stands
Match Boxes. Ash Holders, Cologae Bottles, Card
Receivers and Baskets, Toy Tea Sets, Dinner Sets
Toilet Sets. Toy Knives and Forks and spoons,
Tobacco Boxes, Smoking sets.
VASES-Bohemian, Lava, and French China.
Fancy spttoons, ancy Toilet Sets, Motto Cohees
Mugs, &c.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
Gold Band and Decorated Dinner, Tea, and Toilet
Sets. Bohemian an American Cut nd Engraved
Decanters. Goblets-Chsmpagne. Wine, and Cor
dial; and a variety of New and Handsome Patterns
Glass Ware.
PLATED WARE TABLE CUTLERY-Bri-
tannia. Block Tin.
TIN WARE AND WOODEN WARE
Lamps, Oil, Wicks, Cbimneys, ana a general as
sorfment of House Furnishing Articles. and large
assortment of Toys. which am Offering at reduced
prices and to which invite the attention of the
public before purchasing elsewhere.
Z. M. LtZENBY.
No. 12t Bridge street.
de L. tjanl georgetown. d. &
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A9s SgvHSra STREET. For Alexanoer's hes.
KID gloves, castor casstmeres, buck and Berlin
gloves, call at A. Bauer'A &es Seventh street
For q fine white shirt, warranted TO at; for
linen and paper collars aad cuffs, for nader.
shirts, drswers an d hosiery, IN great variety,
call at A. Bauers New Store, late Bsiiaaty ne s
bookstore, where alb goods are sold for one
price only. Also, shirts msde 70 order az tue
shortest notice. 1i,30,l:
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Whites Embrocation is a specific. Price 81
per bottle. For sale At All Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between \ and 9th streets.
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GR1AT REDUCTION II PRIeks 1T the cele.
brated Oak Hail Smith Bros. 4 10, Msr,
chant Tailors and Dealers in Gents Furpist-
ing Goods, No. 46i 7th street, Opposite Post
Office. i1.6
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL THEATRE-Edvin Forrest IS
Richard Ill, supported o. the full strength OF
the Company.
SExLDoS's ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Pennsylvania
avenue. between l7th and 18TH strees-Annu-
~ complimentary hop BY Prof. Russslis pu-
oils tonight.
AETZkHOTT HALL.-The fifth lecture OF the
course before the Young Msa's Christian As
sociation will De delivered this evening oy
-sCrace Greenwood" CT Washington, Lon
don and Rome "
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ACCIDENr.-We regret to learn that Mr. T.
5. Whitney, clerk In the Post Once Depart.
ment, residing on 10th street, between l. and
NJ, met with an accident yesterday, which may
disable him for some time We understand he
fell from a step-ladder and fractured two OF
his ribs, one OF " hich IT was thought was forced
INTO his lung.
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DIED..

pawis. In Phiia.a;eipfiaa; pssssmber lHL; Of
son of George ard Ellen Davis, in the 18th year oil
his age.
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$3.50, FoRMRh PRICB $l3, then reduced to si1
and now selliu z at S9.50-our Box Coats. This
coat is heavier and better trimmed than our
former ones al sl3. A. Saks d Go 5i7 Seventh
street. between PennsyivanIa avenue and ID
street. los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

BLANKETS OF ALL COLoRs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse Bian-
kets, OF all colers. Five lbs Blanket for $50
Ready made Sheets, Bed Comforts, Feather
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &C.
ADAMsoNs, SOC 9Th ST.,
ILLS one door from penn. avenue.
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Now Is YOUR CHANCK.-For the next thirty
days, a. the famous Oak Hall, p per CEN. dis
count from old prices. smith Bros. & Co.,
Merchant Taiiors and Dealers in Gents Fur.
nishing, Goods, No. i6i 9TH street, opposite
Post Office. II6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !-Ccntem-
plating 10 change our business we will SELL
Tor 30 days only, our entire stock of Meu's,
Youths and Boys Clothing, At 25 per cent
less than orr regular price. Heavy coats for
IS TO 80, ali wool pants from 50 to 50, heavy
vests at 81, and all other goods in proportion,
at Bars, corner Of 7th and Z SITS. I2.5I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

THOSE WHO WANT the most attractive, ele-
giant, and standard Books, AT very low prices,
should not forget the Great Book Auction this
evening, 81 $40 Pennsylvania avenue, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, conducted by
1921: WN. L. WALL Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

If You WISH to buy your Christmas presents,
fine Gold Watches and Jewelry, you viii save
nifty cents on each dollar by going TO L. Alex
ander's, 2i0 Pennsylvania avenue, bet Ween
18th and 18th streets. ll.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

THE STEAMER l.. q. KNIGHT is breaking the
ice in the Georgetown cham Ell, and il already
above the Long Bridge. At her present rate
Of progress, and she is MAKING Iapid head way
considering the strength of the Ice blockade
she will reach her wharf in Georgetown this
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

PROFESSOR BLoT's LKCrUREs.-The second
lecture by Professor Blot was delivered this
morn ing at Union League Hall, on the prepa-
ration and cooking of butchers meat an
game, and was very well received by the au-
dience, which was twice as large as a. the frs L
lecture. The art of preparing beef in every
manner was clearly illustrated, and the va :.
rious ways In which game can be served was
also noticed In detail. The most pleasing Tea.
ture OF the lecture this morning was descrip.
ton OF the way in which coffee should be
made. To morrow he lectures on Poultry and
Birds In general-the cleaning. filling, truss
ing, cutting, sewing, turning, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

GHH KKRING PIANO--Has been usei bat !
~ few moDths-wili be sold AZ g bargain. -,
New IRON Front, VIM
te ls-3t 306 Penn. ave.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
WEST SIDE OF MARKET SPACE
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, sitting as a Court Of
Equity passed In cause of HUNTINGTON and Others
vs.. John May and others, No. So upon the docket
Of said Court the snbscriber as trustee, will offer
at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon, part Of
Lot No: Al. in old Georgetown, beginning on the
west side of market space the end of liz feet from
the corner Of Bridge street and market space, and
running with the line OF market space 81 feet and
2inches to market alley; then west with the line Of
said alley Is feet and inches 70 the division line Of
lots numbered 10 and Al then with the said divi-
sien line north to the end of LIZ feet from Bridge
street and thence TO the beginning, with the brick
warehouse upon the same.
Terms: One third cash; balance of the purchase
money in and IL months from the dKy Of SALE with
interest the purchaser giving his notes for the de
ferred payments, with surety, or the whole Of the
purchase money may be paid on the day of sale On
the payment Of the whole purchase money, the
trustee will convey to the purchaser, at his cost
the property him sold, free clear and dschar Red
Of all claim of the parties 10 the cause.
X. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
de7-l0t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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QUITI A CROWD has been attracted opposite
the STAR office to-day TO witness the operation
of placing the large plate glass, seven feet by
ten, (the largest in the city, in the win do W OF
Shillingtou's tine new building on Peunsyiva.
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ALEXANDRIA IT.Ns.-The Journal OF this
morning says:
The clothes Of colored child named Jo-
sephine Davis, whose mother lives near the
tunnel, Water street. took fire yesterday eyen-
ing, and II was 90 badly burned before being
rescued that death ensued. Its mother was
out washing when the accident occurred The
screams OF the little sufferer attracted the at.
IGNITION OF passing female but the aid ca ne
too iaie.
The new steam fire engine builr by Poo'e &
Hunt. OF Baltimore. Tor Fiiendship Fire Com.
pany. arrived yesterday. and had Q successful
trial At the Pioneer Mills.
The religious lever generated at the Village
Church som etime since continues, despite the
cold wea Their, 10 exert lts beneficial ind uence
Tom Butler and Bill Arlington, of this place
had = game OF fsrfcuH Sunday morning at
I.ochabsr, Arlington throwing up the sponKs
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In ORDER TO BUN OFF our entire stock of
ooys clothing, we shall Offer them a. he fol :
lowing ereatly red need prices. -
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RIVER NAvEe ArIoS.--Althoogh the temper.
azure fell considerably ags'n last night, and
another solid freeze ensued, yet he prog.
noeticatioHs Of the STAR yesterday alter
noon with regard TO the resumption OF RI yer
travel viii prove in the main 20 he correct
The river is clear OF DISTINCTIONS beIo ladian
Head, SO that the smallest craft can reach ID at
point. The schooneS Octavia Ellen, which
was sunk near the White House . few DAYS
since with a cargo of coal from Havre de-
Grace, having been raised, Aas eucceeded IN
reaching Alexandra. while the steam n z
Gibson, aground of Port Deposit for
tour or five days, is now aaoat aud
working her way up to tue city. The
Alexapdrie ferry boats resumed rheif trips
To-day. and The steamer Wawaset was in
readiness at noon 10 leave for Done river On
ner usual trips. The mail boats have enconn.
tered no interruption since Sunday morning,
and passengers and mails are carried South
upon schedule time. The steamer Keunsbec,
Capt. Talbot, OF the Baltimore and Washing
ton line, reached 9th street wharf this morn
ing with large quaint ity OF freight and
mum Der OF passengers. She lett behind heavy
cor sienm OF freight, which will be brought
on the next trip. In the Potomac, reaching
from W ashington TO Alexandra the major
part IL sill covered with ice. though on the
north side q wide ehannel-way has been
opened and remains free from ice.
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Wa III DYTE HIsAsTIHsE I'D SL fEsssss5ys srEA'

Ts SS in - o., SssrfsseX, p o.
Politsn Institute, l6N rsbuik ISL sn1 Il nov b
iar the largest and most comDless cstablshnent q
the kind IN q Il section Of country.
Dysing ana Occurring Of II Kid done In the bsa
manner.
solicits thss outinaed costsR II TIE con,Irnffv.
Goods rec tyee and iSturns4 By empress With tn
Utmost pron DtDouU end doGpatch.
= Post ONO address, Lock Box No. CO.
Gnss cs :. e .Se,y sssansss saesps ssssrssy -