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under our institutions. could become a tyranny.
You are the mouarchs of public opinion. which
In Tree nation Is imperial. You can tear down
ana build up; you can conquer and reign.
1t has been with me a cherished hope to see
journalism freed from the pettiness and selfish
ness that at times surround NJ. The urnalist
too often makes himself a he w-sr of wood an
carrier Of water: too often sells a heritage of
priceless value for a mess of pottage Our
trouble Is, that we do not always know our
selves. The anxiety for an immediate gain
some temporary ambition; the vanity of office
too often tempts the young journalist from the
path of true glory to an uncertain, temporary,
and Improbable career. How many men have
ruled England during the last eighty years,
since John Walter, printer, issued the first num-
Der Of the TIMES? They have persisted; their
very names are forgotten. while the newspaper
still remains to speak the voice of England
Greatness is phenomena. and parties come
and go like the seasons. They live their day
and pass from us, and are not even rpmem-
bered But a true newspaper should be eter-
nal. This can only come when we have a great
newspaper professionally hen men devote them
selves to this destiny with the same fervor and
singleness OF heart which we see in the young
scholastic when he accepts the vows of the
Order of Jesus.
I see evidence of ths.more and more 1t is
little more than ten years since entered this
service, and in that brief time l have seen
journalism take mighty strides. see il gradu-
ally become great, an honorable, and varied
profcs sion-full of compensation and useful
ness and comfort and opening n path to the
ioftest and brayest ambition. In this work
none can give more sid than you, gentlemen
standing as you do between the press of the
country and the rulers of the country.
Your kindness has tempted me into the writ
Bg of long letter. i owe il a better recon-
pense; and SO again return you my thanks
and nave the honor to he your friend, faith
fully, JNO. RUSSELL You're
The Committee.
Fraternal kilograms were received during the
evening from the Press Club. of St Louis and
Chicago, and the following from the Boston
Press Club:
To President Correspondents Club In behalf
OF the Boston Press Club i send a greeting to
the Washington correspondents, and through
them to the "Intelligent Contraband," the SIRE
liable" gentleman recently from the South. and
the ''man' in the confidence of Mr.. johnson,
who says: ''What state is on high authority,
&c, gentlemen" Keep the country safe and
damn the politicians.
EDWIN II. HASKELL,
President Boston Press Club.
Upon the conclusion of the :oasts and
speeches, all of which abounded in felicitous
points, the company separated about midnight,
after singing "Auld Lang Syne," and with
complimentary cheers and a tiger for their un-
rivalled caterer, Welcker.
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BOARDING..

BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED by a Lady ami
- Gentleman in q private family. with pleasant
front room, in healthy and delightful part of thu
city-S. h. cor. 10th St and NJ ass ave ia lI-sts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS JENNY BUsK.
rHE HIGHLY CKLKBRarEB
AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA.
Pronounced by the New York journals a. -.
GREArEsr Artistic that has been in this cosntrv
for many years.
Will appear in
TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERTS, At
METZEROTT HALL
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY rs~
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY isrs.
Assisted by
HERR JOSEPH HERAAsNs,
The Great Bas-o.
Late Of the Grand German opera,I
MR.. J. h. PoZNAssKI,
The Eminent Polish vioiinist
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
s !. a 90
ceculsl 4 90
The Diagram will be opened 10 the pubise
Monoay morning, January 18th, 1T 3 oNolock q
MetEerott's music store.
The Grand Piano TO be used ON the ooossie,
from the celebrated factory Of stcinway a soes
Jas-u
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JNo. p. BLAKE, President.
MOSES KELLY Cashier
DIRECTORS.
Lewis johnson. George Parker, w. b. Todd,
William Of1ne, w. q. MetZerort, A. X. Shvphsr
1hos. feran, Francis s. Walsh John u. Blake
ia list
w. A LECTURE RY II. CLAY PREUSS,
u3 ESQ, for relief Of the Poor. under the au-
SPICES OF the WCrkinRmap's Assembly, will be de
inst Subject =. l. sbor ia relation to human de-
velopmtnn.' Ifckets 20 cents. ja6W,SkT
~. CITY HALL W AsHiS GTON. ID. G., Jan. J. 50.
:, All occupants of pre1 in which the Poto mac
Water To used will please take notice that the water
sent for the year ending December 81 1855 Il now
que, and must BE- paid in full At this Office or
before the let day Of February next other the
water will be shut of from such premises md not
restored until the vster rsrt shall have been paid
together with two dollars additional OK penses,
No bills are sent out from the ONCE. No personal
,ofices are required BY the law to be given. All
delin9uents win exp Tie the penalty Of the law.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
Jaz-1m Water Registrar.
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1DNiN ID. ffAskELL,
President ROStOp PreSs Ciuh

NEW MUsIC.-Metzerott & Co. have brought
out 1.-The Pickwick Galop," dedicated to Chas.
Dickens, with a likeness of that author as the
frontispiece.
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~EAST WASHINGTON BUILDING AsSO
S CITATION,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD.
The third monthly payment of 81 per share will
be made
FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. l7TH
Persons desiring stock are requested to attend
DIR. s. A. ii. McKIM, President
W. Il. JOHNSON Secy. Exp Ia Bat
n@CFNT Raj BUILDING ASSOCIATION =
QS The 2Sth monthly meeting of this associa A.
ton viii be held at the City Hall the evening of
TcEsnAl, the l4th of January. at O'Clock
ia n-3t WIN. W. MOORE, Sec.
0SJOERNEYMEN sTONE-CUT rERS' AS
iS ISOLATION The regular monthly meet
Ing OF this Association will he held q. Trades
mon Hall corner Sth and T. SITS, on MONDAY
EVENING, January 18th. IS =, at o clock precise
ly LA n.H'l JAS. j. MITCHELL, Pres't.
TTHE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN
S TARGET ASSOCIATION are hereby in.
formed that the Secretary of the Board of Uirec-
tors Mr.: j. HI EGLE. IL prepared to receive the
hrst IDstalment Of all shares subscribed, at his
Office, corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue
from to ii a. m, and to o. IN, between the 9th
and 18th insts.
jalI-tIs THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
n n, II u ID
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE CO.,
BAL ERS
FIFTEENTH STREET, 0PPos- rB TREASURY,
Buy and sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEYEN-TBIkTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C executed
and collections made on all accessible points.
80 Lift
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S Y. M. o. A.
TIL EODORE TILTON
GREAT LECTURE
1.-THE AMERICAN WOMAN"
At METZEROTT HALL, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING NEXT, the 18th instant

The Sixth Lecture of the Course before the
Young Mems Christian Association will be- deliy.
cred above.
Doors epens att o'clock Lecture commences at
quarter tOS
Tickets. with reserved seats, IS cents to be OBJ
tanned only at Metzerott's Other tickets 20 cents
at William bsliantyne's and the usual prices
ia l3-3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-On the 18th inst, -FOUR SMALL BRASS
IL KEYS; they are Of no use to any one but the
advertiser. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leave them at the star ONCE. jal33t
I OsT OR sTOLEN-On Saturday evening the
snsSsrs to the name of Dolly. LIBERAL reward
Will be paid If returned at No. 345 Sth St ia 1884,
@o Spotted SEwF0USbERND PUP, about
months old whoever returns him to e.: G.
eei'e the above reward. ia 1927.
c. REwARD-Lost, on Saturday, 18th instant,
Tan BITCH. The above reward will be given II
returned to D. NJ. LIGHTFe0T,
ia ST. No. II Centre Market
TAKEN UP AsTRAY ON MY PREMISES
on the 9Th instant, large red and white spot
ted COW in good order. The owner will pleas
f ns.r lyons
Mil, Rock Greek. jal3-3t+
sSAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB.
~ scriber, on the 2Sth of November, 1857, q small
red BElFEk. The owner is requested to GENE
fTraFs prove property aesEgs and take
near Georgetown,
"a 1885, on the Drovers' Rest road.
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on the
- 9Th OF January, white yesrling HEIFER
was last seen following after some beef cattle,
which were eing driven down street, in the d.
rection of the Northern Liberty Market. Any
person giving Information that will lead to the
toveTy Of the same will be literally rewarded.
CLARK MILLS,
1t 25 Indiana avenue.
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BEPATD FOR
"A "A the be- feeoTs s OF GOLD BRACEbET which
Penna. ave. between 9th and 10th. ia IL st
I OsT-A MEM 'RANDUM BOOK. No use to
- any one but the owner. Please return to No.
49l 18th st, and get suitable reward jas
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HSrS nhNHa HIpNsNIY PARL9Rs AMI
and In one Of the most Desirable locations In the
@ty OF Warrington, and only enc minutes walk Of
No. 4S7 18th Ut .betw. en- y and y streets, vest
SIDE. Apply on the premises. no Ss-U
EQR RENT-Ths commodious STORE, WARE.
and B strsefs west, forsaerly occupied 81 Messrs
Morrison, shaw Co. il ID one Of the best busi.
north. no % n
NOTICE.-FOR RENf-TULIP Hill FISH
IN ING LANDING AND OUTFIT AND FAIRY.
this eide Of Fort washineton joining Tenth Land.
ing. Apply 60 II. = JOHNSTON, No. 353 Penns.
avenue, between ~ and Ssh sts. jal. eoins :
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
1 scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
CT Washington county, III the District of Columbia,
letters testamentary the personal estate of
christopher Friess. late of Washington county. D.
C.: deceased: All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhib the same
VI III the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the llh day of January next the ymsy other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the sail,
estate. Given under hand this 18th day of Jan
nary 1865. l. FRIESS.
Oh. WIpMAYER,
ia l5-wSw- Executors
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IA ID Ed PRICES
OF YARD WIDE BLEACHED COTTONS.

IA ID u Ed PRICES
OF YARD WIDE BLEACHED COTTONS.
" bneutta' Dts y cts
" aU'utta. ~ cts
Androscoegin Is cts
Abdroscoggin -................. 5000. 10 cts
James steam d Is cts
Several kinds of good a. Muslin......... Ia cts
In addition te this we are selling
TIE BEST AMERICAN PRINTS at I2ls cts,
and full line of we'll sci ected Staple Dry Goods
Hosiery, Notions, Sc, at extremely low prices.
hogan & wYLIE,
ia list 329 7th ST., bet. X and L.
CHEAT INDUCEMENTS.
In consequence of taking an account of stock
before the LIST Of FEBRUARY, We shall offer great
Inducements to purchasers of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Our entire stock will be sold at a reductIon of 30
PER CENT. from recent prices.
Good DRESS PLAIDS.....-..........15 cents
Good CALlCOEH ........................I0 cents.
BLANKETS. BROCRA SHAWLS. and LYONS
MAETILLA VELVET, at great bargains
JOHNSON Il SUTTON,
ia l0-eo4t 52l Seventh street.
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GEORGETOWN.
affair.iu G~orretown,

TIVE AoUEDUcr.-The last span of the new
aqueduct bridge is now up on the piers, the
stolen keys having been obtained. thus allow
ing the builders TO go GA erecting the frame
work.
TENPERAscE.-Egual Division No. 3, Sons
CfTempsranoe, Of Washington VIII, teis even
ing, pay a fraternal visit 10 Potomac Division
at Odd Fellows Hall.
READING RooN--A number Of gentlemen of
Georgetown and Washington, have leased a
room II the Union Hotel from Mr.. Shinn, the
entrance TO which is on Washington street, and
which has been neatly fitted mp and supplied
with the papers of the day, as a reading room,
10 which they can resort and spend few leis-
ure moments whenever they choose
JAIL FoR CoURT.-oiicer Kitchens this
merning arrested a colored boy, II years Old
who was taken before Justice Buckley, charged
with cutting and damaging The honss OF r.. IL.
Barre.i, in Cecil alley, between Cherry and
Water streets This house. being an old one,
has for some time afforded kindling wood for
the dem zens OF that vicinity, aad Brown is the
first one caught cutting the house. He WIS
committed 10 jail Tor court.
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CITY ITEMS.

APrEAL.-The great and appalling suffering
OF the population of the eastern provinces OF
Prussia, by famine and its dreful attendant.
typhoid fever, warrant us to appeal to the gen.
crosby Of our German as well as American
fellow citizens.
The American people opened its bountiful
hand to the English poor during our great war.
sending forth ships laden with provision and
certainly it will not refuse its assistance 10
ameliorate the distress OF the starving poor of
people whose sympathies and active aid was
ling the days of its greatest trial.
We do not deny that the moment for this APP
peal is rather inauspicious. considering the
heavy responsibilities toward our own poor.
but yet we hope that our wealthier citizens
Will gladly avail themselves Of this oppor-
tuDity 10 prove that the American heart always
responds TO the cry of suffering humanity
The undersigned will Immediately begin TO
solicit contributions, and gentlemen DESTROYS 10
aid them i'm their collections will please send IN
their names TO John HitZ, Esq. chairman ,ro
tenn, or Henry Semkens, Esq, treasurer
Funds collected will be turned over by The
treasurer TO the North German Minister Tor
transmittal, and full account given through the
city press.
John Hitz, Henry Semkens, A. Cluss A. Hart.
c. j. Behle. l.. Schade, DIR. G. r. Schmidt. Wm.
Wuerz, L. Roeser, Theod Poesche, L. Keter-
stein, DIR. Theodore Hansnan, Charles klo-
man, A. de Witzleoen.
WASHINGTON, February 10, l>6-.
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TIfECouRrS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Jussise Wylsc-Yestsrsiay,
after our report closed, the case OF Boston vs..
Marsh, which was on trial, was concluded,
and the jury returned verthet for the plantif.
Byrne VS.. Mayor of Washington; orlrr dis
missing tie appeal rescinded. w llian Kelly
VS.. Christian Worch, Hine & Sehmiii- This il
an appeal case, and comes up from below. 1t
arises from ;tn action of unlawful detainer of "A
lot on street, between Virginia avenue and
Il street south. Kelly claims under special
contract, from which oee years notice 20 quit
is necessary, which Woreh denies, and Aft rms
that il was n monthly tenancy and liable to be
determined by thirty days notice. The jury
retired, and brought in verdict for Kelly, the
appellant
To-day-James Lawn VS.. Corporation OF
Washington; Hine and Bradley. This is n case
that comes up on an appeal from the Judgment
of the magistrate below, III. l.. Chaplin, ESD,
where Lawn was fined before Justice of the
Peace for selling liquer on Sunday, in coutra-
vention oftbe Corporation ordnance ferbidding
1t. Lawn appealed, and the case comes mp for
hearing. Appellant claims that the man
Daniels, who laid the information, came into
his house sick and asked for and received a
drink Of liquor Case being closed the Jury re-
tired and brought in a verdict guilty, in regard
TO the defendant Lawn Mr.. Hine entered n
motion for new trial and in arrest of iudg-
ment.
Doughty VS.. O'Bricn: case oflandl,orti and
tenant; Adams and Swami. This is case
where property said TO belong TO appellee
OBrien is claimed 20 he unlawfully deiain d
from him'by Mrs. Dougherty. 1t comes up on
claims that the house and lot said 10 b., unlayv-
July detained belongs wholly i'm part to
Mrs. D., on account of heiDg purchased by her
money; while O'I3rien claims IL To be- his own,
and gave her written notice TO quit.
In CHAMBERS, before Jg.tqe fgsaer.-Dodge
VS.. Marsh; an appeal from the decision of the
Commissioner of Patents. Marsh applied for
a patent for attaching self-rtke TO two
wheeled reaping machine which Dodge had
formerly patented and invented. The Commits
sioner had decided in favor of Marsh. Dodge
appealed, and the Court reversed the decision
of the Commissioner and decided for the appel
liant. Baldwin & Son and Totten for appellant;
Collyer for appellee. H.#
DISTRICT COURT In ADMIRALrY-ynxtices
Carter and Oiin--IR ~. bounty claimed by the
Western Gulf Squadron and claims OF inter-
venors; order granting leave to all parties to
take testimony. Hon. Il. +. Butler appearing
for the men and officers OF Admiral Farragut's
squadron, MIR. Ashton counsel for the Sec
rotary of the Navy, and Nath. Wilson for the
United States.
EQUITY COURT, Justice DIN. - Swain VS..
Swain ct al; order appointing Geo. w. Langley
guardian ad Item. Adams Adams ct al: de-
cree appointing VIM. NJ. Matthews trustee 10
sell.
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MARRIED..

WHITWELL-MILLER. On the nth instant,
at the Church Of Ascension, by the Rev. DR. Pink
ney, JOIN Q. WITHHELD TO MAGGIE g., daugh-
ter of the late j. 8. Miller.
HENNAGE-DRISH. On Tuesday evening
February 18th. 1873, by the Rev. NJ. V. Tudor, ar.
JOHN u. HENNAGE. Of Virginia. to INDIA p
DRJSH, youngest daughter Of the late Grafton
Powell Esq. No cards.
DOWNEl-MOCLAIR. On the 4th instant by
the Rev. Father Hendricks, at St Peters Church.
CaJitol Hill, Dir. HUGH DOWNEY to Miss MARY
y. MOCLAIR, both OF Washington city, d. c.
HAGAN-HOWARD. In Georgetown d c., on
the 18th instant, by the Rev. j E8sthurp Brown
Mr. JAMES II. HAGAN, to Miss FANNIE F.
HOWARD.
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THE HUMAN HAIR.-How many persons
abuse this delicate and beautiful ornament by
burning il with alcoholic washes, and plaster.
ing II with grease which has no affinity for the
skin and is not absorbed! BurHeR's tocodie.. a
compound of cocoanut oil, il unTiVailsd a. a
dressing for the hair; is readily ABSORBED. and
l. peculiarly adapted 40 its nervous condition.
preventing Its falling OFF and promoting its
healthy growth. 1t has been used in thou
sands of cases where the hair wa coming
out IN handouts and has never failed 10 arrest
Its decay, and TO promote a healthy and vigor-
Gus growth. Ii is. at the same time. uuriNalIed
as dressing for the hair. A single applica-
ton Will render it soft and glossy for 81 eT.ll
days. 20
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AN INPosToR Editor STIR. VIII you.
through the columns Of your widely circu is,ed
paper. be kind 10 warn the citizens of
Washington and Georgetown against an i'm
poster. who l. daily appealing 10 their sympa-
thy His plan is 10 C;,ll at a house and end I'm
a touching and well written note soliciting
aid. upon the strength Of bis "belsy the SON of
an old friend and having once been intro
Guced, &c &c, and begging for money 10
reach his home q. His fGher always hap
pens TO be some gentleman Of distinction in
The South. AT every house he assumes a Diff
lsrent name, but his notes all witi up with
1.-The m oECy being returned upon the honor of a
NirgiEIan." " lille there are many cases OF
real suffering in our midst, such nupostors
should De exposed.
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TWENTY PER CENT.-The Senate Committee
ON Appropriations yesterday reported back To
The Senate the petitions of the officers, detect
iVs>, and employees OF the Washington police
force. praying an increase Of compensation: the
PETITION Of the WatcbInen, gardeners, and labor
~ employed by the Commi .sioner Of Pubic
Buildings, praying that they may be- granted 20
per cent. additional compensation; the petition
OF watebmen OF the Treasury extension, asking
an increase of % per cent. on their salaries: and
the petition of employees AT the subsistence
depot IN Washington. asking similar increase
The com niittee was discharged from the further
COnsIdei alton of the petitions, which were then
referred 20 the Senate District Committee.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICINIrY.-The Ga-ette of
yesterday evening says disturbance occur
red at the ST. Asaph street depot of the Wash.
Ington and Alexandria Railroad, in this city,
at 3 clock yesterday evening, which at one
time threatened serious consequences lust
previous to the starting of the train for Wash
ington, two colored men, John Seaton, of this
city, and - Piper, of Washing ton, who said
he was brother of the woman who was put
out OF the ladies' car on the same road last Sun
day. entered the middle of the train and
took seats. Policeman Robert Meade, stationed
at the depot, Immediately went to them and told
them that a car for the eccOmm odation of color
ed people, exactly like the one they were in. was
attached 10 the train and that they must go in if
they wanted to go to Washington. They both
replied that they were very comfortably seated
where they We're, and if they went out of that
car they would have to be put out They
Were accordingly elected. large crowd had
collected in the neIghborhood by this time
many OF whom were colored people, who had
accompanied the eJected parties to the depot,
and the quarrelling and muttering that ensued.
and the threatening of one white man to shoot
colored man who had rudely accosted him.
ocCasIoned fears of a serious disturbance. when
happily the lomOtive's whistle blew Piper
jumped into the colored car, and the train
moved OFF, and the crowd slowly dispersed
The estimable wife of DIR. StrIbbling, o f
Markham, Fauquier County, Virginia, was so
burned on Saturday night last, by the explosion
OF kerocene oil lamp, that she died from the
elects of the severe injuries she received on
the following day.
VA. " itu. an tsVtUieu pTetcne' the
Methodist Epiocopal Church died in this
place yesterday, after long illness. Funeral
Seryices were had by Rev. Mr.. McCampbelI
and Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, and the body OF he de-
ceased sent to his late home in Maine.
The following are the officers of the Brick
layers Union, in this place: President, F. STAN
ton; Vice President, James Javeps: Secretary,
j. X. Smith; Treasurer, George W. Richards
Yesterday evening SON of Captain T. X.
Church broke through the ice at Prince street
dock, but was soon rescued from his perilous
situation by Mr.. Geo. Ross, the famous skater
MIR. George Wise has been appointed Secre-
tary and Treasurer of the Alexandria Building
Association.
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led.

DUAL. On Monday morning. the 10th instant
after long and painful illness, Mrs. CHRISTI
ANA Il. puVAL, consort of the late Major NJ.
Duyal. of baltimore county. Maryland
Her funeral will take place on Thursday, the 18th
inst at half past 10 o clock a m. from the resi-
sence OF her brother-in law, Baden Forrest Esq.
10 First street, Georgetown. 2t'
CANNON On Tue sday the 18th instant Mrs.
MARGARETGANNON,a aged 20 years.
7 h. funeral will take place from the residence of
h r sons, Thursday at half past two, N street
between 18th and 10Th streets.
DODGE. Ia this city, on the 9th in slant Mr.
SHEKBCRNE i. DODGE.
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EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Il HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the nth
day of ebruary A. D., lsos. swarrant in bankrupt
cy was Issued against the estate of ALM0N BK1-
AMI. OF the City of Washington. Of said Bistrict.
who has been adJudged ban kru pt on hi own petit
ton; that the payments of any debts aud delivery
OF any property belonging TO such bankrupt. to
him or for his snd the transfer Of any property
10y bim. are forbidden by law: that a meeting of
the redifors Of the said bankrupt, TO prove their
debts and choose one or more of is
tate. viii he held AZ court Of bsnkruptcy. 10 he
holden at the Gifts Hail. in the city OF VS. hing
ton. before j. Sayles Brown, Register on the 27th
day of February, A. ID. 1868. az 10 clock IN.
DAVID q. GOODING.
IL Us. Marshal OF I. e., as Messenger
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BCRNETT's COCAINE IL the hairdressing
which the bellies and fashion of this country
use. Its effect upon the glossness and ri chness
and artificial hair is equally durable. splendid
and efiiCacious.
Burnett's Standard preparation celebrated
throughout the civilized world.-New Yost Tri-
G9Llg-