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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03

RAILROAD MATTERS. is reported that
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Companies
have declined proposition in behalf Of the
B. & 0. management, to give through tickets
over their roads in connection with translts
over the Washington branch.
1t is stated that Mr. Garrett intends TO run
his fast trains between Washington and Balti'
more 10 fifty-hv minutes.
Several gangs of men are at work on the
Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad, in the region
of Collington and Upper Marlboro, and also on
the Washington branch from those points.
Work is about to be suspended on the West
ern Maryland Railroad for want of funds to
prosecute the enterprise. The Frederick Re
publican understands that the difficulty lies in
the sale of the bonds of the Company"
The report Of the special commissioners ap-
pointed by the President to examine the Union
Pacific railroad is very favorable as to the 10 "a
ton and construction of the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
! COUNTY, November term. 1868:

| COUNTY, November term 1868:
James Folin vs. Elizabeth Follin. sc.
"And the Court doth further adjudge, order
and decree that one Of tho Master Commission
ers of this Court do inquire the names Of the
heirs of John Follin the elder, deceased, and
their respective dstributve shares or portions
of the proceeds of sales of the lots of land sold
under the decree in this cause after deducting
the costs and expenses attending the institution
of this suit and Of the sales of said property and
allowed by DEGREES in this cause and that, in
taking such account, the said Commissioner
shall advertise due notice of mis- action under
this decree for four consecutive weeks in the
Alexandria Gazette, which advertisement shall
be in lieu of personal service on the parties in
terested and mentioned in the proceedings in
this cause. A copy, teste:
w. +. EDWARDS. CPk. p.t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03

CURE OF CoRNs.-We clip from an ez-
change a remedy, which is said to be very Ell
fectual in removing those troublesome and
painful excrescences. Should the remedy be
what is claimed for it, its discoverer deserves
the thanks of the entire community who suffer
with them:
zone teaspoonful Of tar, one of coarse brown
sugar, and one of saltpetre. The whole to be
warmed together Spread it on kid leather
the size of the corns, and in two days they will
be drawnout"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03
w. i. ED WARDS, CPk. p. t.
Comm'rs. Office, Dec. LIST, 1868.

Comm'rs. Office, Dec. 1st 1908
To the heirs of John Follin the elder, dec d.:
You and all others interested in the forego-
ing decree, are hereby notified that, vt my
Office at Fairfax Court House. Va, on the 4th
day of January 1869, shall proceed to execute
the same and make up report AS to who are
entitled to receive and in what proportions, the
proceeds OF the lands belonging to the estate of
said John Follin, decd. Given under my hand
this 1st Dec, 1868. THOS. MOORE,
Commr. in Chy. Circuit Court
dec 3-1aw4W Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03
Comm,rs. Office. December 1st, 1855

Comm rs Office, December lst, 1858.
TO VIM. r.. Smithson, and all others interested
in the foregoing decree:
Take Notice, That, at my Office at Fairfax
Court House, Va, On the 9Th day of January,
1869, l shall proceed to execute the said decree
and repor. pursuant thereto.
THOMAS MOORE,
Comm'r in Chancery Circuit Ct,
dec 3--1aw4w Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03

I n THE CIKCUII CUU NJ OF rAIhFh-A
| COUNTY. November term, 1868:
Lucreta Coxen VS.. George II. Padgett.
The Court doth adiudge, order and decree
thot one of the Commissioners of this Court con-
vene the creditors of the said intestate before
him and that he ascertain the debts against
the said estate, with their several prorites; and
that he report the same to the next term OF this
Court in order to final decree that he give
notice thereof by publication in the Alexandria
Gazette for four weeks prior to taking said &C
count which shall be equivalent to personal
service Leave is granted to Jane +. Sweeny,
one of tho creditors of said estate to file her pc
tition setting forth her claim against said estate
and that the said Commissioner is required to
loan out the funds in his hands, &c.
A copy, testo: w. l.. EDWARDS. Clk.p t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03

BURsTED UP.-There was quite an excite
ment in Nashville on Monday caused by the
sudden collapse of the Southern Fire lnsur-
ance Company. The concern was started two
Years since by few Northern men, and, by
adroit management, had extended its business
over large portion Of the South. The com,
pany was on the mutual plan, and a recent call
for fifty per cent. on the cash premiums excit
ed the suspicion Of some Of the Stockholders,
which resulted in an investigation, disclosing,
as is alleged, rotten and fraudulent concern.
An injunction was applied for and granted on
Monday, and the Office is now in the hands OF
receiver, The stockholders will lose all the
cash premiums already paid In.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03

LAND SALES IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
MD.-Fendall Marbury and Samuel B. Hance,
as Trustees, sold on Goth November, 1868, the
real estate of VIM. Lyles, deceased, as follows
Lot No. l, containing 247 acres, to John ii.
Underwood at $3.50 per acre; Lot NO. 2,
containing $50 acres, to Dennis b. Lyles;; of
Washington, d. c., at $3l per acre. and lot
No. 8. containing 305 acres, to Dennis b. Lyles,
at SIS per acre. The purchase money for the
three places amounting in the aggregate to
$l7,758.50. ~
r. B. B. Chew and Dan'l Clarke, as Trus-
tees, sold, on the 30th ofNovember, to Thomas
Seabrook, esq, the real estate of the late John
Contee, called Webb's, containing 23o acres,
at SIS per acre, and the wood, land, containing
294 acres, at $2050 peracre- the sales amount
ing to $9,597OO. Mr. Seabrook is the primer
nal contractor of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad. These lands are situated on the
Washington Branch of said road, and were
sold at an advance Of four thousand dollars
over the price bid for them in 1868, when they
were offered by the Trustees. Marlboro Gazette,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03

Comm RS. Office, Dec. 1st, 1868.
TO the creditors of George ii. Padgett, decd.
Fairfax 9. H. Va on the 9Th day Of January,
1859, shall proceed to take proof of al claims
that may be presented against said estate in or
der to report the same.
THOMAS MOORE,
Commr in Chancery Circuit CT,
dec 3-1nW4W Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-03
HEEDl FEED |

We are this day opening full assortment o..
Domestics We name in part II beautiful .il'
OF CaIicocs, the last styles Of the season; Caa,
ton Flannels, Bleached and Brown Cotton.
Flannels, in grey, red and white. A we pli-
chase almost all goods in this line by the essg
and bale of agents hands, we can oher poem
inducements to wholesale and retail! purG,jn iGis
nov rs WlTME Elk * SLA Mh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
FEyERISHNESS.

The dIstrust felt in financial circles in regard
~ impending action At the seat of Government
II shown by the fact that gold has been worked
mp 20 the war premium OF Ii2. All classes of
business sympathizes in this feeling of distrust,
ara Is suffering from depression and paralysis
The expression Of opinion that reaches US from
all parts of the country is 10 the effect tina; n
VT more serious state OF affairs, including per-
hap- " ide-spread financial crash, can only
h aVerted by the adoption of n conclusive line
OF policy IN regard to reconstruction, and the
rational debt and revenues. II does not matter
- much what that line of policy is, As that
v hen once adopted it shall be made finalitv.
- hat the people Of the country can have some
solid base for business action, and not be COM
piled 10 build upon the quicksands Of fiuc-
sUatIBg legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
Raltim0Ye MARKET.

Flour-The demand for Flour is fairly acti ye
and the market firm in tone. There were yes
terday sales of 40 bbls choice Kentucky Extra
at Sll.25ai1.50, 1870 bbls Howard street do at
Slo..5. $50 bbls City Mills Super at $3.50, and
2OJ bbls Northwestern do At S9.51a92j a bhl
High grades of Baltimore -four are in active de-
Iaand for Eastern markets, and large sales are
+ ing made for Philadelphia, New York and
Boston.
Grain.-The market for Grain generally was
rather dull and heavy yesterday, and for Corn
prices were to cts bushel Off Sales were
reported of 500 bushels Western mixed at 124
cts, and COCO to 900 bushels Pennsylvania vel
low at 1s2a123 cts., delivered at the Point and
We note also sales of 25t0 bushels yellow IN lots
at 1lSa12U cts. 1850 bushels damp white at IlGa
lib cts. and 1000 bushels dry do at il6aiIs cts
VI w heat sales comprise 1900 bushels fair TO
good Pennsylvania red ut 2iGa246 cts, 500 to 90
bushels prime Mary land do ut 27Oa275 cts and
$50 bushels prime Virginia do at 2sO cts. Oats
the receipts of which were only about IOyD
bushels, sold at 75a76 cts.
Provisions.-There is quite an active demand
Tor Bacon, in the obbing way, the orders for
The last day or two anon nting probably to $50
u 300 hhds and they are being filled a. ii ct- for
Shoulders 12k cents for rib Sides, and 13 cts for
clear RIB do Hams are steady at lea Is cts. Bulk
Meat is in demand, and we note a sale to- day of
20 hhds Shou lders at 90 cts. Sides we quote
1irm at 1Gk cts. Lard is steady at l3Lal3I
CTS for prime Western kettle rendered We not
a sale Of 81 bbls new Mess Pork at Se2 70 a Dbl
We Euote old Mess at S12.5o. and new do at
S2295a23 a Dbl.
Sugars-Remain very quiet, no sales being
reported. Prices are however unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
RECEPTIONS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZEO TO ASSOUNCR that the
l.snl-e Of The Executive Mansion Mrs. Patter-
son and MTs. Slower, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even =
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
- during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice
Mrs. POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of
each week.
The LADIES OF SECRETARY BRowNIsG's
fAsIY Will receive their friends, as usual, on
" edneeday's, from II TO o'clock, D. IN Resi-
drnce on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER CoLFAx's RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening. from ~ to IL p. m,
commencing Friday, January 18th. The recep-
tons Of the Speakers mother and sister, Mrs
and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen
accompanying them, Will BE- every Wednesday
afternoon. from 10 p. m.
GENERAL GRANT will be at home on We'd
needay evenings, January 18th and February
9th. No cards of invitation will b. issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

VOLUNTEER OFFICERS IN THE ARsY.-Bv
sh" report Of Mr.. Stanton to the senate yester-
day II appears that the volunteer officers now
rttaInsd In the service are the following
Major General q. o. Howard. Brig. and RE-
vet MAJOR Gene al r. X. Scott, Colonel and
hseTt Brig. General Il. II. Sewall, Colonel
and Breyet Brig. General Orlando Brown,
Lieut. Col. frsd. :. Parker, Major WIN III
NiHeei, halor NJ. X. Delaney, Captains Whit
man, HSmIli- GriersOn, Royce and Fosom. as
si-tant quarternasters; Captains Beaman and
Ea4Iock, cofnmlssaries OF subsistence; Captains
Remington, Judd, Dillon and WANDERING. First
Lieut. Coates, Second LieUts. Fuller, Nickel
ZIP, root, walker and Dodge. all of the Vet
ran R serve Corps; together with additional
f1ynasiers McPhail. Taylor, Bannister Scott,
hilcSTnan. Watts, BrOdhead. Robin son. Moore
Holmes, Beechsr Dyer. WOIcott, Bowen. Vroo
u-an, 1rus sdell, Tumey, Drew. Gardner Tuck
- and Gibbin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

FL Over one tho usand young men are out of
Employment in Detroit.
T. ADMIRAL fdrrIgut was ..smUthpred with
kEses' 10y the ladies o. Sweden. Not insured
Tie somewhat startling announcement =
mace That Mrs stone wall Jackson has received
Si5,UO from the sale oil the life of her husband
II Boston rs TO have n masquerade on skates
~ Minnesota has sent 1,VlG0GO bushels Of
wheat to mari 1T this year. and IL much more
is believed to be still in the farmers hand,
E1r Dir. II. AthOm, of Biddeford Me- has
lost his wife and two chIldren-alI his family
within fourteen days. OF diphtherla.
NJ Nearly two hundred ship carpenters and
other mechanics are employed this winter at
the yard OF the Northwestern Packet Company
at La Crosse, Wisconsin.
r. The Prince Of Wales spent Christmas
Eve, IN the very proper employment of SUPER
intending the distribution OF beef to poor peo-
pie.
H. Hereafter the Trav elers' Insurance Conn
pany, of Hartford, viii insure no pers1n under
the age OF eighteen or over sixty-fiye " omrn
are not to BIZ insured tor indemnity. but for
death only.
~ he butchers OF st. Louis are making
combined movement against the meat shops
which impair the regular business in market
houses. They demand that they be abolished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

SEWING WOMEN's WAGEs.-The poor wo-
men of New York suffering an unusu
season of distress this winter, aggravated by
competition for the little work offering from the
wives and daughters of the farmers of the coun-
Try al AGENT To that city. The New York .Su.
says the railroads are daily filled with goods
de> tined for the interior of the STATE. where the
agents dist ibute them among the farmers wives
anu daughters, who in their leisure moments
maze pin money by working on them This
bears hardly upon the wretched working wo-
men IN this city. 1t would not be so bad If the
country women did not work for less than city
women can possibly afford 10 do it, The follow
ing STATISTICS VIII give some idea of the wages of
women II they could get employment Shirt
haKcfs- working on full time. could earn 10
cents day, but now they fortunate if they
earn % cents. Linen busters which We're lately
pad for at the rate of 20 cents for long and IS
cents for short now bring only 20 and Is cents
respectively. sewers of underclo'hing range
ION 20 to ~ cents. and sewing machine opera
tors from 10 TO 30 cents day Hoopskirts
when gave much work. have gone out o; fash
ion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

LAMP OFFICE DECIsIoNs-The Commission
= II the General Land Office has replied to in
g"'rirs made by the local land officers at Green
ir-tf, Minnesota:
fUSt. That the Homestead law reouiras mar
L. Al have Initiated claims under that statute
sud only declared their intention 10 becorne
'iHzens II the United States to obtain final
laptrs 81 eiiIzenship before patent can be ISSUED
Tor the land.
second That where claimant becomes an
ac'uai settler within six months Of the dale of
'hldy' we hve years residence and cultivation
WI ~ considered as commencing with the data
81 tntry.
lhird. The party VIII pay the same commits
IONS on proving Up as required by the act in
-"fCe NJ the date of his original entry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

lHH WEEKLY STAR. now on our counter for
sale and IN wrappers ready for the mails. con-
Iains :" The Story of a London Fog" which l.
calculated 10 interest our lady readers; full par
IculSrs of the reinstatement Of II On Edwin NJ
Stanton IN the War Department. the statements
81 me Presiden; and General Grant Senator
Icohttles Minority Report. &c; Receptions
dn1ng the week; Movements for Relief of
u" fo0r; Society News; Washington News
,Id CIoesir; 4 he Courts: Temperance Matters:
Mcvcm'nts of the Working People. Useful
t'ms OF Domestic Economy: Humorous
Sketches. with Domestic. Military. Naval D.
I''Tth9n 'al- and Local News; Agricultural and
Housekeeping MISCELLANY. and the Iata.r TEL
graphic Dispatches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

I'VE FRENCH OPERA.-We have the grafifi-
e-''on of announcing that Mr.. Ad. Rirgfeld.
acting manager for Ra'aman-s c-Iahr,tad
fHhch Cptra Troupe II Al the Metropolitan
fo'"i having come 10 this city to 10 AXE arrange
nrnts for the appearance Of the company a.
M Nationai Theatre on next Monday week
"Ilhg the stason here they VIII bring out Of
J. ma ch's opsr bOufie, The Grand Duchess of
''rIoi-tlen, " hich has been so enthusiastically
received ~ musical circles In New Yorl, ana
I"-'on. The sale OF seats Will commence an
Mrtn.rCtt's Hall on "Wednesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Gold has receded from the highest point
struck Wednesday night, in New York, under
tbeexeitement caused by the rumors from this
city. There is a pause in the speculation. The
carrying rate has varied from las per cent
The loan market is quit with an increa sing
SUI ply OF available capital. The rate is per
cent ON call, but considerable amounts are
| nding at 8, and for time loans at7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

- tN-MayOr q. ". Brown. Of Ralt;
u'rr", n in attendance in New York NJ a
u..iirs Of persons who. during tn. Iat. war
"'F' confined in Fort Lafayette. Fort Warren
aud o'htr places. Their object being, they say,
% iAAe definite action in order TO yindica.e
titn7eiNee IRON the charge Of treason. and de-
n'~Ld Indemnify for the hardships which they
-Un-red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

~ !" u JVHiIhUH q OU QuUtt STOCKS ma D0nuS
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-First Board-U. s. SIS.
1881, coupon, 109K; 5.20's, 1851. coupons, IU9 \ /:
1e64, ex-coupon, 1u1; 1854, coupons, lls; 1865.
coupon, new, l05x: 5.2v's, 1867, coupon, 1Q5A;
los0's, coupons, u2 7.30's, second 105A .3Js,
third, l05x; Pacific Mail, iO6x; Atlantic Mail,
10i; Canton, 52H; Cumberland, j.; Quick
silver, 24H; Mariposa, 8; dc. prefsrr'd, none:
n. \. Central 123 4; Erie, 74x; do prefer'd, 75K
Hudson, 1917: Reading, ga Michigan Central,
1Os*: Michigan Southern, I: Illinois Central,
ern. GIN; do preferred, FAX; Cleveland and
Toledo,lt3a; Rock Island, 96X: Fl. Wayne, 100 \;
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 29x. w. u.
Telegraph, 37A; Boston Water Power, 18x;
Adams Express, TN; American Express, "a;
Wells Fargo Co. Express, 46k: United States
Express, IN; Merchants Union, J7H; Gold,
E,e u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
To-day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. I7-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn shade firmcr
Rye dull. Oats steady Pork dull. Mess
s2l.o7k. Lard dull at i3a13h. Whisky nomi-
nal. Ashes quiet. Barley dull. Peas nominal
Cotton steady at 164 for Middling Uplands
treights firm. Spirits Turpentine rather more
doing at 53a531 cts. Rosin quiet, at 81 for
strained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

N"rE ~ THE DANISH ISLANDS oS ASSyx-
Nri">--iy cable from Santiago &c Cuba. the
ScIftaIJ OF STATE is informed that the people +
~ L Thomas and -. Johns have voted enthusias
really Tor ann"xtIon 10 The United States. only
twenty-five votes in the negative being cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

'Hh~APEAkE AND ONO CASAL-In the
Na'yiand Scnn;e, yesterday, resolutions 10 re-
move ihe l'rlnciIal office Of the Chesapeake and
mo lanai Company from Washington city to
t-mbeIland- Were read the second time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

Miss GILBERT, The daughter of a wealthy
New \ Ork trade man, ran OF with her fathers
cierk, who had been promoted from the Office of
coachman. and got married to HIM She return
ca on Wednesday, after having been away three
day = " hen her father gave her her clothing
packed her of 10 her husband, ana desired her
10 come home no more. This rather took the
romance out Of the aff.iir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

- Prem French & Richardson we have the
'lrNer onflcSqus OF Dickens mo Thorough
'dFf' published by 1-oring- % Boston. and pur-
porting 20 be written by ..C-s D-s Bel
iamy Brown IOhn. and Dolby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
in41ul
r FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

ID y s. YSTER SALOON
JOSEPH IL. SHAFFIELD No. gao PennsxI1a-
ma avenue, between 18th and 18th streets respect
>lufy announces to his customers aud the public
that he Il nS prepared to furnish Oy ste ~ in su
geftor style. Also. Coffee. Tea, aud Chocolate
Parties. Weddings, and Families furnished wi IN
cAeice Cakes. Ice Creams, Pastry, and all articles
IN the Confec uoreTy business, made of the best
material anu at the shortest notice oc7-3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

-. ,i-LAI RS IN SEssfOS.-The folIoEing
.N.-' II EisIaiurrs arr now in sIou.
'allioinia, OlI'iC. democratics. Io,Va rad
81. Kansas radical; kentucky t.aroor-1tic.
h"1h@. iadicai; Maryland. dem0cratic; Ma.sa
81 tns' radical: Minnesota, radical: NV
HihoeIatS New York. democratic*;
priiO. c.HiocTatic; P-nns yIyania. radical. Ton
IA -~'e. radical: Wisconsin. radical.
IN VET virginia the Legislature. (radicall
n'e1-s Ia" 2ls, OF January
nos >fates marked with a star ~ have
only majority GrmOci as IN the lower house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

IHE ONO DEMOCRATIC toNygSTtox po,.
ffnpfEToS--Ihr following are the rpsoIu
lioils adopted by the OHIO DEMOCRATIC cOnyen-
tIGr-
Eesotrod, That Hon George VI. Pendle.on H.
t-ir unanimous choice of the Democrats o. Ohi,
i"F NJ II President OF the United States
~ sSr-S- 1hTt he delegate to the National
VpNentIon axe instructed 10 cast the vote of
shiO 81 4 uI.ii. and 10 use all honorable. means
u 80 urr the nomination OF Mr. Pendleton for
f'-rr.itn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

ENCorRACING ENIcEATTON.-A convention
90 southern f'illreads At Atlanta issues n circu-
Is. pTupOs ne, whenever twenty roads shall
al--t-T- 90 TRANSPORT immi grants At one cent per
n 10. and two nts pr ton per mile for haecis-r
over = hundred and hfty pounds. IInmigTant,
>. iJliH2 IN the line u he rOt u h trarsnorteI
With rF..tS, fire. Nv that road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

- Prom J. >hiliingtou. Odeon Building. we
nav -sdAen'> H~Or'sf's Etrrcr Of FASHIONS for
f~''usry; also, LipIiReotf's KGya:.as for Feb.
rtagy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
o~wArER REGIsTRAR,s OvrICE

uS CITY HALL w AsHINGToN. ID. O., Ian 8, e.
All occupants OF premises in which the Poto lac
water used will please take notice that the water
rent Tor the year ending December 81 ,ISS il now
due, and must be paid in full at this Office on or
% Tore the lst day OF February next otherxise the
restored mt the wster rent sh all have been paid
tosethtr with two dollars additional expenses,
No bills are seLt out from the office No personal
Eotices are required by the law to lie given All
oehnGuents will exp rience The penalty of the law
RANDOLPH COYLE.
I'm w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
lust RECEIVED.

lust RECEIVED.
ALARGE LOT OF
RED AND PLAIN LOUNGES,
Which will be sold very low il early application
is made at the Furniture Storeof
IL. +. ZIMMERMAN
No. 230 7th street,
ia E-3- bet ID street and Lo nj iaua ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17

DIANOs-A LARGE ASSORTMENT of EORr8
AMERICAN CoMPAEY'S Power 49,
erIGi lnstrufnen,s, A. also several offTT7
sItIh~Al a SONS. have just been w
r.ctiyed: making our st0ck plete. Persons In
search OF o reliable lhstrument are requested h.
give q. sesa. VIC. METzEROTT GO,
dssd Sole Asenls.