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|ood Fair. IA G. Whine I6k9I7o.
4 MoLAssEs-The receipts stree Saturday EN-
krsce 195 bbls. and 96 half bbls. The market is
|uiet and the demand some what restricted. We
Seard Of no sales to-day, and therefore repeat
Brevious quotations without comment, viz; esq
I5c. S3 gallon for plantation reboiled, and 7501S5c.
gallon for refinery reboiled.
/ FLoUR-The market to-day is quiet aud steady.
The receipts have been lihe al, and the stock on
Hand is ample and well assorted except in the
trade Of double extra, which is scarce and in de-
Dand. Sales today were ll34 bbls., of which
IS on its merits at private terms so dne at 80 Is
% mixed brands. so on its merits, and 100 super
pe NJ $40; 500 double extra at $40 67s; So do.
Do $40 75 40 on its merits at sl2; 200 treble
IA at SO 80; 100 do. at $l2 90, and 20 do. at
rs IS Z Dbl.
4 CoRS-The supply on the landing is light and
brices are looking up. The market is quiet but
he demand continues fair. and sales were 75f9
backs, OF which 500 white from warehouse AZ &C.,
40 white mixed. 200 500, 1900 and $500 sacks
white at 81. and 7C0 sacks at 81 02a q bushel.
OATs-Tbe supply is moderate but the demand
) falling of and prices tend to inside quotations.
kaes 10 day SIS sacks of which 800 SACKS at &C.,.
Is. $50 and 200 sacks at 17c and 100 sacks az 7sc
D bushel.
BRAN-The market is quiet and dull but prices
tfmsIn unchanged. Sales to-day were connned
o jobbi66 lots at 81 20 " 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply is light, In fact nearly exhaus-
ned. but the demand continues fair and prices
have undergone no change. Sales to day we're
B5O bales, OF which $50 old from store at SIS y
on. 100 iair at $40 and 100 choice Ohio river at
k20 u ton.
Possible market Is quiet but very firm. Mess
8 held at s27 y bbl and retailing at $27 IS y Dbl.
BAcOE-We have no change to notice under this
beading. The market is quiet but firm a. Satnr-
Bays quotations. Sales to-day were 10 casks
lear sides at 6c. Shoulders are held firm at l2lc.
bnd clear sides at l60l63c. II n.
LARp-The market Is quiet. The demand IL
komewhat restricted but prices are steady and
rm az previous figures. Prime IN tierces is held
! { l6Gl61c. and In kegs at lie. y h.
fREI6HTs-Ihere is very little cotton offering
osstwise and but little tonnage. We quote: By
team 10 Liverpool l3-l69Td. for cotton, led for
orn, Cos. tobacco. Liverpool by sail, to Gil
D }Gll7 SAD, and for consignments 9-led.0- for
cotton, I'D. for corn and as. Cd. for tobacco.
To New York by steamer lc. for cotton, 20a2Ilc.
for corn, 90c. for -four. New York by sail, &C. Tor
cotton, zoe. for corn, and SOC. for -four. 70 Bos-
ton by steam lie. for cotton &c. for corn and
soc. for flour. Boston by sail Ic. for cotton, Is
@20c. for corn, and s5c. for -four. To Bremen by
ss lie. gold for cotton and Ala Sd. for tobacco.
To HsvIe by sail ll9-- for cotton. Glasgow by
sail l63d. Tor corn.
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sROcEafEs. WINES. Eric.

GROCERIES,. WINES. ETC.
CHAMPAoNE AGENCY.
The ssa s = s
Nsssrs Bazile o Chateau de Ludes Vezenay Frame.
qa 70 which would direct tbs q
the SS kP esS h' &c ,s AID Ss q s Paris
Exposition Of lat yssv for lie superior quality -.
where il saie hes been extensive stock viii Be con-
SANITY ispt hard the Agency in this eiss vhsr.
usually asked for Wines Of 80 hns quality
Commission Merchant,
90 rarendelet street. New Orleans
PERRY q HART
q. q. BERRY-PETER HARr)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FANCY
Staple Groceries,
No. CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS. La.
County Orders Promptly attended to-
B-Goods delivered ofths city free Of drsyags
CROOKS n MAKIsTANY.
wHoLKsALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS. SPIRITS. WINES. CIGARS ETC. ETC..
No 80 Tehoupitoa.s street. and the Star Warehouse.
Notre Dame street. corner Conmsrce
r.. en- asss % iSss c q v o, Nor &
liberal terms ana at the lowest market
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
- We'll & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
Merchants and Dealers.
lMroRTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS
Respectfully inform the public that thsy have removed
No. $50 eravier Street.
Between Camp and ST. Charles and have Just
eeivsd by late arrivals from Europe complete stock Of
PURE WINES. BRANDY AND LIQUORS,
the West they viii keep constantly hand the choicest
BoURBoN AND RYE WHISTLES
Their Goods being choice in every respect they ask sshsrs
Of the public invite inspection from buyers
WELL 4 BRO, No. $50 Grsvier street,
Between Camp and ST. chsrles streets
ERANK DUPLEssrs. ~ "A
COMMISSIONS MERCHANT
DEALER
WINES, LIQUORS, CoRDIALs ETC,
No. 10 Cont street, corner Of Clay,
Near the Levee,
NEW BurLDISGsl
IoBr Anderson q co.,
John ANDERSON late of Shropshire. Anderson 4 Co.
II. L CHIP PEN)
Wholesale Grocers and Commis.ioa ner-
chants
90 PoyDRss STREET WV ORLEANS.
RULssER a CO.. .....
SUCCESSORS TO BAscooK co.,
~
AND DxALxks n-
ZINE WINES LIQUORS. CIGARS, ETU.
No "a rchoupitoulAs Street, Ne~ Orleans, Louisians
& s BIcEEy and N L. BUBGER 9th Bnieer ..
A n. D'RExxA. COMMISSION MERCHANT
Importer Of Cubs krsdusss
-Ass. DsaIHin-
koUIsIAxA AHD xoLAssxr
onos. 10 10 3, Loaf, ssr,s
hssIsi.s. ard osss sugar and xss..ss always -atrra
CHAs. LEDIG-
Whslssals areesr ana Dealer IN asnsrs.
Prsvisioas. CaEsra, Tobacco.
WINES, LaouoRs ETo.
Ne % FoYpzAs STREET. NEAE rxw kxvns-
New ors.n.
MILLIKEN n BRINoIER- :.
O. MILLIKEN-M D RRIrGIERi
Sugar Brokers.
AID GENERAL COMMISSION nEEoEAKYn
". u Canal street. Nee orlesnk
T..
Hsnufsetzrsr Il STEAM REFINED CANDIES. fnpcr<u
Of WINES. BRANDY. fRzsERyED FRUITS oIe4Rx
nd III descriptions # rrEEvoEKa
-AD-
Ars.s for shs Lss Angeles. GAL. ysinss.
80 and 81 rsw L>vss - sssehs~
nEoRGE .. oARNkR - co.,
J. Q. GOODRICH. n. l. aooDRIcH. q 4 xALLxY
vHokI8ALB aIooER
Uennissien wsrehants
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nRIMAULT - GOA
u SYRUP OF rrnruorsous rrnuvr.x s.xr.

GKIAAULT - C0.a
SYRUP OF FKREugINoUs rERUvIAN BAxx.
Chemists H. T. a. Prince Napoleon, IS Rchesu Paris.
7hs preparation the advantage Of combining
most powerful toncs known In the msdicAvorld or perfect
sdy and agreeable aste this syrup taken with pleasure
a suIur the most delicate stomachs
II n par excellence the FERRUdfNOus TONIC which
should be administered 10 ladies u deicze constitution, 70
persons backward in attaining the Of uee and
20 children OF weak constitution and 10 particularly
ployed in the trestent Of Chooross AneneA Pale Con-,
plexion Gastrics, Gastralae Whites. LencsrheA Debility
Want Of Appetite, Poverty q Hood. ste
Agents IN New York, Mr. BECKER ~ Grand stroet Neu
Orleans ct hesss DUOoS9E. DBLoCHE and the psncips
Qh~uixtr-
nK. BURN M BUIssON'B DIGESTIVE
~ Lozenget and Powders Of the Alkaline Lsctstesfhe
Alkaline Lactses exercise the most beneficial nhusnce
the arrangements Of DIGESTION either ~ their peculiar scn
onfhe membrane Of The stomach y sfong 70 the
latter through their combination with The s.vs 70 the gastric
Juice ssuppy q Tactic Acd which an English ssu
other Physiologsts admit be essential principle Of d.
zsstOn fer the Information Of those Who nay Be without
medical advice be stated bsre thst the symptoms Of i'm
paired dgssor are Headache pain In the forehead hcui
crsnfs gssts yssass heartburn, wind IN the stomsc
.ns boveis oss sppssite smscstion &c An tbe.s
disappear unoer tins action Of the Alkaline tetses vhic
nay ss si.sys a.d n lsssasss ss Pesasr: a., -.
General depotin Psrfs. st6kIMAUhf . oOB. cbsuss v
r5nss ssp. % g re- xiPsAssi au
LoTs and q ssss ethG sssd cA11issh
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mEDIeA.~
TunsEk's TIC DoULonsUx.
NEURALGIA PILL.

sEuRALaIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
IT'S EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL. Il Is the UnfAiins
Remedy in all Of Neuralgia Facslis sscting
perfect cure In less than twenty four hours TIE no
more than two three Pins- ~.
No other form Of Neuralgia Nervous Disease failed
70 yield to this =. .t.......... ...fv
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even in the Of Chronic Neuralgia and gene
raj nervous derangemensof many years misunderstanding
tie entire system, its for few days few
the utmost always affords the astonishing relief and
very rarely fails TO produce complete and permanent cure
IL contains drugs other the slightest de-
injurious the delicate system and can
always be used With
PERFECT SAFETY.
It has long been in constant use BY many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give II their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent BY mail on receipt Of price and postage
One package. 81 90. Postage. 6centA
six packages. IS 90 Postage. q CENTS. .I.r
Twelve packages. 50 co. Postage. 4s cents.
1t sold by al wholesale and retail dealers drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and BY
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
40 fremont Street. Boston. Mass
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slatiouaia gspablitau.


WALLIS opRnA HoysE.-As we predicted on
former occasion, the sensational play Of mo
body's Daughter" does grow In favor, and a very
mo house greeted ts representation at this place
last night. The piece was vol sustained, and
tho audience were decidedly dcmonstrativo In
their approval. Miss Reignolds was moro effoct-
i've In the tower and drawbridgc kcene than on
any previous occasion, and appeared throughout
TO great advantage. The acting OF Mr.. Bangs In
his duplicate character OF Joyce Harkor and
Larkspur, was quite q feature In the piece
Whether 10 the sailor comradc OF the murdered
Valentine German, or In the intricate and dis
guiscd character Of tho detective, he presented
the idea intended BY tho authcrcss and dramatist,
with graphic cicarncss 10 the audience, and,
though having a isborious part, preserved the
full interest and carnestncss Of the character.
Tonight the piece will DO repeated for the ben
EFT Of Miss R., and the house doubtless will DO
well filled as an Apprcciatlve testimonial to the
fair beneficiary. Next week Miss r. will appear
o. "Maric Antoinette.n In this she has the rep
utation OF being an excellent representative Of
that character, and the press has been enooml-
Astic Of her rendition OF It. Tho piece will BIO
put upon the stage In superb manner. ..r.
TnE NATIONAL THKArRE.-Thc 'Grand Ouch
ess" 10 growing In public favor, and, unlike most
pieces Of the kind, tho more one sees and hears
OF II the more attractive Il becomes. II Is m
with fond and pleasing reeoilcctiona. Itsharmo.
niles 20 with us, and the mind dwells upon them
with almost infinite satisfaction. We feel our
selves inspired by tho concord OF sweet sounds
ion'e after the vibrations have ceased TO undulatc
tbe al about us. As forgotten dreams arc some.
fine. hro ,ght back to us with all the vividncss
of or.t ,mn,. >ssions, so this music OF tho "Grand
ruchoss,, c,e,,S sort Of spiritual influence
over our minds 10. 's after Its last faint sounds
have died awav IN M distance, and ceased as
wo think at tho time, to affect us any more I'LL
another repetition.
Only two nights more and ". pa.emnns w.
rivaled opera troup bid us soodb. ''' Out ~0''u''
not forever.
The OLD FoLKs.-But two more mig. ~. a,,..'
to witness and hear these Singers Of Ia.
time" Their concerts during their stay 1. o ",
city have been perfect success, and We ad, Wv
all who have not yet heard them to embrace the
opportunity before they leave. Their rendition
Of tho grand old ehoruses, Before Jehovah's
awful throne, vhnd "Ail hail the power OF Jesus
name" will tend TO LIT the hearer to higher
regions, which he will not regret. Tho Old Folks
viii sive matinee this afternoon at Forrest
Hall, Georgetown.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The PnorosITIoS TO BUILD AN IsEnRIATEs'
HoMs.Mon; Thomas Thomas IL Ford that excellent
Al the Capitol on Sunday night last, urged
Enss. 10 support D to Com
asking an Of 1900 with
N shis city, M. Ford deserves s e.: praise S9 or
our entire community for this commendablcs
move; for, Il the proposition should DO carried,
hrmcd drunkard would be rescued from the de-
eating bowl, And not only this, but the families
OF many OF these unfortunateI would experience
Ssy Sss and sh,m
properly care Tor, protect and maintain them.
and We sopc AND trust viii b. isy
mated; but the question may DO asked, have tho
sRs ssSs Soa: S %h I'll ss s ,s sy
; ,Ss r ooy we thew yi ssvs to then
should ever bear In mind tat Goa helps those
who help themselves, and aone Others.
done much that renec m eredit on Them, and
which has carried ',eaee aad Joy to m any q
hssrshS,one s SacS senss only q want, heart
ton and ability Sut they lack the proper energy
which, hs ss i.o This SI,a they can command and
The maj main lever q al good undertakings they
have, qui5 tiy anu almost without struggle, per-
mitted " die almost before II knew what It was
to breathe. That level was tho press, which was
% ably conducted BY our, friend, John H. Gun
energies, both day and night, and the little means
at HIS command, TO this noble enterprise, and we
Solved the sreaier part Of his SUPPORT u those
who were IN no way connected a with the tom
IN this city Could ye manage aS%
to subscribe to one copy OF weekly journal, and
many could have done more and thus spread the
lay II the tables OF families who h nd husbands.
fathers, and brothers that might lave been In,
ssined IN It's columns. All this could have been S
!. done with comparatively little effort, and the
members Of the order themselves, 1t Is in our
knowledge that the various temperance organi.
cations OF this city comprise membership NUM-
ibering between Ave and six thousand, and that
this membership have, uncxpcnied, nearly II not
$4,000. Il necessary, every cent Of this surplus
70 tSeir 70 ghUR w n
tina. amount, could have secured able writer's,
and. Consequently, could have vastly improved
Wn TN 4 better and more buslncss-like spirit
NAV herea !ffer pervade these societies, and they
he good results ArriSedN.
RgyRL OF TIL SLEIons.-The slcighing at the
present time 10 the best wc have had thus far
and tho weather being mild, alarge number were
tempted out to enjoy drive and partiolpato In
OF ss
Treasury Department was crowded Win
Sspisys o OF speed were exciting ia the ext,eas
Most OF ths fast horses q the city VERY there
. ticed reipsmen were heard on all sides, 9neside
&. walks were thronged at the street-oressings BY
e and S SS SnE ss S
a and tsse up 4s ssom "a nS
eaa hat u.
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Carpets.
y. W. BRANDENBURG.

l76 y w. 0RANDESDuRa' l76
Particular notice Is given to ny fellow -essns aHa
have estabiished myself In manufacturing The bsi
Ingram. List and Common or Costumsr CAIpsa.
their advantage TO call. promise to make the bel
qualify and sharfe the lowest pries, Hopsskssgsn.
notice. Y, W. BRA1DRNBURU,
No. lU Pcnnsylyania avenue,
JA52lm bet, Seventeenth and Rghtesnh -.
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BoAnp OF MHrRoroLrrAs PoLicR. = This
Board held 9 regular semi nbnthly meeting at
police headquarters yesterday afternoon, when
the following business was t'tnsActedi
John u. Rodgers was appoin ted a private, vice
Thomas J. Bufrcil, dismissed u a former meet
Ing. :.
giect OF duty.
sane charge E.l1 -
! Privstes Henry Waterman and william II. Mar
ders were each hncd 60 and ordered 10 be reprl-
handed for violating the rules and regulations
OF tho force. III .. .#.u
The following. named persons were appointed
additional privates for Ninety dsys TO do duty at
o'Connor, deorse W. wise, dhaflss y. sigour.
ney, William II. Muldoon, William Reed, Will
liam O. Smith, Samuel W. sloan, Frank Porter.
and David l.. Watson. ..H.
To % duty In the washington navy.yard, O.
TO do duty In other parts Of the city, Franklin
L. Payne, Joshua Lloyd and Hamlet Dixon.
The folIo wing applications for liquor licenses
were reject~di James Steel, Anthony Rodicr,
and Michael Lynch, all Of Qeorgetown.
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TRANsyRRs OF REAL EsrATR.-The following
transfers Of real estate are reported, Part lot IS,
square 900, u feet on X strsSt, t1o0; sub lot I,
Rli, $3.50; part lot square oos, IS foot ON Penn
sylvania avenue, toooi part lot ~, Old George
town, n feet inches on Bridge street, t2,06o.
3s3, beginning at southeast corner square % feet
inches on Ninth street west.
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TILL TArPKRs Run IN.-Last night, about $50
O'Clock, Sergeant Stuart and Onicer Ourand, OF
the Sixth precinct, arrested two colored boys
named Frank Hurbcrt and David Rigney, charged
with robbing the till In Mr.. John Lynch,s store,
on Ridge street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, of about % in pennies David had Los
In his pocket and Frank "slung" u 81 Into pile
Of snow after the boys were arrested. They ac-
could be found In the snow.
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lyoeum for debate last Friday evening will be
further discussed this Friday evening, at 1870
O'Clock, In the Council Chamber. City Hail. viz !:
Resolved, "That the u. s. SO bonds should be
paid In legaltender notes.n
Before the commencement Of the regular lit
crary exercises, tho quarterly election OF officers
will take place, which will serve to make the 90
casion Of more than usual interest, and will Sc
cure full attendance OF members. The public
are invited TO attend.
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DRUNK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pierce,o
tho Seventh precinct, took charge Of James
Mooney, Justice Walter fined him %, but not
having that amount, he was sent to the work
house for thirty days.
John Mack was arrested on wednesday night
by Offlcer Hopkins, OF the Sixth precinct. JUS
tice CLARK relieved him OF ".
Oaicer Mansfield, Of the Fourth precinct, took
Catharine Cant, colored, before Justice Morscll,
on Wednesday, for being drunk. She was fined
g.
Barney Mcintyre was taken before Justice
ford, OF the First precinct. His fine was -.
Oilcer Prather, of the Eighth precinct, arrest
ed Charles and Nlmrod Love for being drunk
and disorderly. They were fined $3.50 each by
Justice Gull.
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ORIENTAL Lopax, No. u, Coon TENrLARs.-
Az a regular meeting Of the above Lodge, held
duly eiectedi W. @. T., Francis Buckingham; w.
vt, Mis-. Maggie saxtoni W. r. s., q, W.
Clements, W. O., John II. Q'bopnoil, W. M,
John Reinbergj W. ]. O., Miss Ada Acton; W.
o. g., VIM. II, Corington; X, II. s., Miss Martha
Acton; L. NJ: s., Miss Ada Tilletti p. W. q. T.,
Joseph =. Wills.
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TIE large stock Of men and boys ready made
York wholesale prices by Messrs. Stephens L
Go, 80 PennsylyaniA Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
Of purchasers generally, As they ofYer every va
rlety Of fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys in every station In life. Give
them call " you would save money.
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VIZ would call the attention Of our readers to
the hnc assortment Of gentleinen's dress shirts
silk and meriao undergarments, white and col
ored kid and other gloves to be had Of Messrs
Stephens l. Co., No, $40 Pennsylvanis avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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KEEPING Vicious boo.-onicer Nu,ting, Of
the Second precinct, took VIM. Chambers before
Justice Thompson on Wednesday. He was fined
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members Of the Metropolitan police force have
gotten up the following obligation, to which 4
is proposed all the members , Of the ioree shall
very commcndablc effort:
1--WE, the undersigned, members Of the Metro
politan police force, and other employees Of the
department Of Metropolitan police Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, do hereby pledge and bind
ourselves each of us to pay the sum Of one dol.
lar on the death of any member or employee Of
this department, whose name ishereunto Affixed
The said Amount to be paid BY each OF us to our
conn anding officer, and by him turned over to
ceased, to be paid, after deducting the funeral
expenses, SHOULD there be hnyD frat, to the
wife, child or children, SHOULD the deceased leave
Ter on brother or deeessed. Any member failing
10 comply with this agreement shall DO deprived
Of any benefits OF tho same"
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
EXTRA NOTICE.
GRAND BLUE BEARD MATINEE,
SATURDAY, February
Admission 90 cents-Children half price TAI


NJ ALTON EATRE
Tho management takes pleasure in snnounsinsa
SHORT AND BRILLIANT SEASON OF ENGLISH
OPERA,
BY the Celebrated
RICHIN0'5 OPERA TROUPE
Commencing MONDAY. fEBRUARYs,
with Plotows very popular work Of
MARTHA.
TUESDAY. February 4th.
70 BOHEMIAN GIRL.
afF "WEDNESDAY, February oh,
MARIANA.
THURSDAY, February 9th.
FAUST. LIST time.
FRIDAY, February nh,
CROWN DIAMONDS.
SATURDAY. February sth,
FRA DIAvoLo.
Attic following popular scale Of prizes.
Dress Cirels and Parqustte. ...............75o ts
ylehostfh ChAfs
nIMho Doxos. uU
~ =: en
THKsAL OF SEATS COMMENCES
WEDNESDAY,, January %,
al the Box Once Of the National Theatre, JAMS
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HARD HoRsE-MAsrRRs.-Abou 4sso o'clock,
D. m, yesterday, We noticed three young men
rapid rate IN sleigh. rhe poor brute was unable
totraFel any further, when they were compelled
to uukitoh II and null tho sleigh home BY hand
Had they received their just dues they would
baye been punished,
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DIsrILLERY TURNED OvKR.-The distillcry OF
OiephaRe, United States Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the District Of Columbia, was turned
over 10 tho Marshal yesterday. The Marshal
formally took posiessidn Of tho buildings and all
tho liquors and appurtenanoes belonging to 1t.
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RIVER NEws.-The weather II cool and peno-
trating on the river, suficient TO keep up q thin
coat Of Ice on the shalloy water, but the channel
nisimmet and Thomas Collyer arc making their
regular trips between this city and Alexandria.
morning with cargoes consigned 10 Mcssrs.
Harvey Clarke q Given, and Riley Son. The
one consigned TO Harvey, Clarke 4 Given ran
where she still remained at noon, awaiting high
tide.
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Dry Goods.

OUR ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
COMMENCES THIS DAY, JANUARY srH,
CLOSING OUT CHEAP,
Rich Imported Dress Goods, French Merlneea
Lupin y cP poPlins. Rich Plaid PoplIns
Lyons Mantlla yolyets
Medium Drcss Goods, half price
Black Alpaca Poplins, very cheap
ISM cent DclAines
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths, half price
Selling all the leading BLRACHED MusLINs icss
-, ". skLBY co,
so PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
jaus)-coGI South side. near Seventh street =
CHEAP COTToNs.
Buyers IN want q s3lt9l goods are cguc'ed % eall
aud examine OUR IMMENSE STOCK, Just bought al
thclowost prices for years past,
We will continue 10 sell all Fancy Drcss Goods and
Cloakiug Cloths AT COST.
We have few CioAks which We aro soliinH At .
Loss. to close them out,
Our general stock Is well assorted,
All goods arc marked At tho LOWEST PRICES,
NJ, TAYLOR Il CO,
ja22-Gt No, n Centre Market Space.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-31

ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT, - Messrs. John r.
Elvans 4 Co., are having increased nccommoda-
tons for their business, provided In an additional
warehouse, adjoining on the west the building
lana avenue and street, between Ninth and
Tenth, which, when completed, will be the third
building occupied by that drm. The now build
nolds, brickiayor and contractor, has an average.
width Of 20 feet and depth Of oa and 10 Of two
stories. The front and rear walls are supported
kcker &veihmyer, and the noors are supported
by iron. columns. furnished by Mcssrs. Gray 4
II IL one OF the most substantial In the city.