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keti~e.-Books of -
Thee Hundred Thousand Dollars al
crescent City Bank will be enrnsd !.
Caro- delet and Union streets. on he Z
hAhCH MKT. a. authorized nv IN.
last general meeting.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
CHAS FAi
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rance Company, No. lOl Canal &c.,.
IL, lSC9-At a meeting Of tba Rosrd Z,
day, II was resolved 10 pay, on Ar a aftss
balance due on the scrip issue for tho
cent interest thereon, for ak months'
n w
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fune l6 loo-n accordance with seotSs 81 and Is al tbs
oct entitled an act ITO establish gesSt svse oF r.
Banking in tho State Of Louisiana sapproved March III
1875 notice hereby gvon to the boe Of the orcustins
notes CT hs Bank, only audited prosons ~ 49,
ct 70 present the same at TIE sank&s House. or at the
Once OF the state Aud or, for the p1se on redsmntlon
within from this date otherwise funds denSsitj
b. said Bank Tor said purposes win be h,ciaipned
N. Att1USlIN Cashisx
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GEORGETOWN.


FIRK.-Last night, between and 10 o'clc Z,
nre was discovered In the third story Of q Ia ,re
stone building on High street, between the
canal and Wafer streets, known as the old
penitenuary, and now owned by the heirs OF
James +. Essex. The fire, which was commu :
nicaled TO the floor from q fireplace, was speed.
lily exunguished by the police and some ciu
Zens.
SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-John j. Bogue
real estate agent sold to-day atwo-story fran,
dwelling, No. 2, with lot, on the south side Of
30 street, TO John Y. Lilcott for sLsU cash
also, the old "febry" farm, situated in Alex
ahdrla county, Va, about AZ miles from the
Aqueduct Bridge and containing sax acres. 10
Charles Earle for $1,000 cash.
BuRGLARY.-On Saturday night, Mr.. Pe,el
Dill, residing on Hugh street. was awakened
from sleep by noise in his bedroom, aud dis.
covered man moving about, but As soon a:
the thief noticed an alarm had been given. hs
speedily left.
RBsIeNArIoN.-We are authorized 70 say
that Jenkin Thomas, Esq, Will resign his sea-
in the Board OF Aldermen at an early date, and
previous to the approaching municipal cleo tiou
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This old and well known = medy, which mas &C
CURED world wide reRown for the cure Of sud on
Gods, cOsghs, etc, weak stomach, general debit
ny nursing sore month, ankered mouth or throat,
liver complaint. dy spe psia in digestion an
pain In the stomach, bowel com plsint painter ;
collie Asiaiic cholera, diarr hea aud tysentery,
lo IT none of its good name by repeated trials; but
contin ses TO occupy prominent position ia every
family medicine chest. ya2l-l
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.

Renews the vitality of the scalp.
ReI ews the hair to it's original color.
Beuews the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken softness.
Renews the growth Of the hair.
Renews the appearance Of those that are Bald
and Gray, aud is a splendid hair dressing. No Oil
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle show
its effects
b. p. HALL CO, Nashua, n II Proprie'ors
Fer sale by all druggists. Ial3-zm
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THI WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BAIL
ROAD BRIDGE.-In consequence Of he unsafe
CONDITION Of the south end OF the railroad
pany has been compelled to entirely suspend
travel over the same by cars for the present.
ne cords and bracings OF hve spans tnterve
shore, which were condemned Is unsafe a
Snort wnlle since. gave sucn indications OF
utter worfhlessness and unsoundness on Sat-
urday evening last, during the passage OF a
cattle tram TO Washington that the COM
pany Immediately gave orders that the
bridge could be used mo more hll the
necessary repairs are made. The local train
mas been suspended altogether. so now the
only public communication between this city
and Alexandria is by the steamers Of the Poto-
mac Ferry line, which makes connections
further notice, omnibus connections will be
made for through travel over the Long Bridge,
morning and evening, on the departure and
arrival OF the Southern train, and once daily to
accommodate the travel from St. Anthony's
A
PRISONER SHor.-About lOX O'Clock this
morning, as Detective Bigley was passing
along u street, near 9th, he came across a col.
ored man who subsequently gave the name OF
FRANK Love, and regarding him as suspicious
character stopped him and asked him his
name. This he refused TO tell rs also his
residence. and Mr.. b. said that he would have
10 take him TO the police station. They then
caught hold OF each other aud scuffled, Mr. Il
drawing hts pistol and firing three shots 10 the
knocked Love down with the butt of the pistol
Love then selzed Mr.. Bigley by the throat. aud
the latter struck him with the muZzie, when IL
was accidentally fired, and the ball struck him
in the left breast, passing around a rib. He
then gave and was taken TO the Second
Precinct Station house, where the pail was ex-
tracfsd by enc of the surgeons al Campbell
Hospital and the wound being bnt sligh t one
Love after acknowledging that he was in the
wrong, was allowed TO depart.
FUNRRAL.-Yesterday afternoon the remains
of Mr.. Andrew Aigler were conveyed from his
late residence. 9th street, between ID and f, 70
Glenwood Cemetery for interment. large
number of relatives and friends attended the
funeral. as well as 81. Johns Lodge, No. IL,
r. and A. M with Healds brass band.
CANTERBURY.-Not content with the won
derful Gurr. who eats and smokes under water
with ease, the manager, FitZ Simmons, adds
another marvellous man this week, who is an
nounced to do most astonishing things. See
advertisement.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor 4 DEF CURTIS. author off, anhood,"
Medical ksssys on Marriage 90: &c, begs 20
extensive practice in Baltimore, he will in 10
Ss able devote emily the following dsE: e ssI
and SATURDAY EVENINGS from 5to p. Ii =,
and s9NpAYs rom 10 70 and w;,, 70 p H. m At
Other days Of his residence, So North Charles
street. Baltimore
SPECIALITY asd etre OF ner sous &c.
biity, and all diseases arising from abuses OF the
system &C IS 6m
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PHALON,S "PAPhlAN LOTION"
srAur1,11ss TIE "a skts AND COMPILE,

PiSPEss Az h6r5 HSHnJrSH ras
and E.adsrs fHE SKIN s0RT,
Tor LADIES In the NUReERY Il 10 Invaluable.
Tor GENTLGMEN after SHAVINGit has no eQcnl
"PAPHIAH LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem.
edy Tor dtseasee and blemishes OF the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP"
br the TOILET, NURSB1Y and BATH Will Soi
chap the eKIH. Price - cents Per CAKE.
"FLOR DE- Mayo
WFLOR DE- MAYO."
4 NEW PERRUIa FOB THD HANDKEk.
CHIEy, EX0UiMTE, D1LIOATB, LASTING
pHALOD D SON, Mev aork.
ise-ly Sold By an Druggists
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.

Fsssys for Young Men, on the Errors, Abn---
and Diseases incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment ani
cure, sent BY mail in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address HONARD ASSOCIATION,
ROI 4, Philadelphia, Pa. ai8-33t
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Coon NEWS FOR THE TEACHERs.-To-day
the check was drawn by the Register and
signed by the Maver for the salaries of the
teachers OF the public schools 10 date, and they
will be paid.
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BArORILOBB HAIR DIE.

Thss splendid Hair pysis the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rsaebls
anis; ssssais; tSs III sasess q BED dyes; in!iso:
rates and yes the H;ir soft and Sss1sifSl kl.sl
md properly aDpheA at Bachelor Wig Bsotoy
10. 10 6oud Sreet New York. ieW-sod1v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

II sells eVefywhefe and Gives satisiactlVu httu
the folloxing extracts from letters:
LIB BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontown, Penn
writes: "Allen's Lung Balssm has performed some
remarks able cures about here L commend II with
confidence in all d. of the Throat and In ngs
STERLING Bros Druggists, write from Csrrol
ton: send rs six dozen ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM We are entirely out OF is. 1t gives more
sell a I I'm
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LEVY CoURT.-This court convened in reeu-
lar monthly term this morning at II o'clock
but, without transacting any business, ad-
Journed over till next Monday, at the same
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT OoMPANY.-The
following gentlemen were to-day reelected
directors of this company for the ensuing year
II. III. Barto;. VIM. Orme, John Bailey, Charles
ii. Rogers, Henry l.. Cav.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n EW s,


h"usFW rHt>. 6ts. Io.NIsht.
Lancashire Lass
WALLS OPERA HoUsK.-Second week of La
kues Carnival MinstreIs.
CANTERBURY HALL--9urr, the Man Fish
The new Can-Can, and other attractions.
PRsF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3O4 Penusylya
MIA avenue. A number OF new pictures inst
received.
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'oMICROG'

ExHIBlTioN oy rhv.~-T.S; 'TAfAs' by
invitation of Surgeon 9elefai Barnes, a large
and select audience assembled at the Surgeon
Generals office on 10Th street. formerly Fora
Tbeatre,) Saturday evening last, 10 witness an
exhibition Of photom crographs and the us" OF
The microscope. Among the audience were
several members OF the Cabinet, Senators ann
representatives, and Generals ThOmfs. Han
cock, and other prominent officers of tue army
and navy, most of the visitors bang accom-
panied by their families. The exhibition " =
a very interesting one.
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CITY ITEMS.

SILvRR PLATED WARE.-Cara Baskets, -:
Cake Baskets, SI.50; Tea Pots, Sl.50: knife
Fork and Spoon, 81; received this morning at
Priggs One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i3S Pa.
avenue, near Z street.
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APPRAfsRKs APPOiNfRD -on Saturday,
Judge Purcell, Of the Orphans Court, appoint
ed Measgs. James NcKenna ana 9e0fse Joha-
son, ~ sDpraisers for The court
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WAsBIN6ToN SCHURTzKS SRRKiN.-Oa
Tb day evening next Carusi's hall will pre-.
sent scene Of attractive beauty, as the Wash.
ington Schuetxen verein will on that evening
ave their third annual ball. The affair will nc
doubt be IN every respect brilliant success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

THROAT DISEASES We would call atten
ton to Browns Bronchial TToches' We have
found them efficacious IN allaying Irritation in
the Throat and BrochIa and would commend
them 10 the attention OF Public Speakers and
others troubled with affections OF the Throat
Ihey are also an excellent remedy for Hoarse-
ness resulting from cold. CoRgreqdttoaGlist,
BOStOR. eo2
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THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT 500

HE HEBREW BENEVOLENT s>FtIETT i III
annUa al meeting OF this association was he Il
Yesterday at the hall, corner OF eth aHd !
streets. and the election OF Off GERS resulted a.
tollOWs.-S. Wolf As Presirent, Mr.. Muilard-
Ginning to serye) Phillip Waiiach. Vice Presi
dent; Rev. Mr.. Jacobson, Recording Secretary
J.. HellburD, Financial Secretary; Isaac Hei,Z
berg, Treasurer. Board of Managerial. :
Solomons, n. II. Miller, l.. Hellburn, q
Lar sburgh, CHARLES Brown, 5. q odstein, a ~
NJ Hoffa.
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PRoY. NARINI is rapidly perfschng all his
arrangements for La Coterie Carnival, which
takes place at his Assembly Rooms on Tours
day evening. 1t will undoubtedly be oEs OF
the finest affairs Of the kind ever witnessed IN
this city. and patronized by many OF our FIRST
citizens, o. will appear by reference to the sub.
seription books now open at the academy on E
street and al Mr.. Bogues N Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

MARRIAGE LlcENske.-Tbere were during
the past month va marriage licenses issued,
u less than the correspoudinE menth last
year. -@- $3.50
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ORPHANS' DOUBT, Jannary 10th, 1859 Ibis
~ The g, esss " suaS
Of James AcWilliams. dscesssd. the s1sout1I
.soressid has, yith the sRIro5stien Of the 9S
sppointsd sATUSDAY.' the issS day 81 Tee
rnsry, 1853. for the hnal settlement and digtri
and Of the assets In hand . far - the eene hAvi
been collected and turned. into money: yhsn ssd
where all the crediterS end heirs Of eaid decea g
are notified to attend, with their claims lrolerll
yorch.d: or they may otherwise 6y L.. be sxclsde<
Q cory Of this order Do published suce week ~
three weeks in the evening star" vssvSous q
reste: JAS. r. O'BEIBNl,
in B-lsv3ws Register Of WiHo.
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RpopvNruc Mr. Johp r. Mar HAVING

RBoPxNIrG.-Mr. John T. Mari having thor.
oughly refitted and remodeled the bowling sa-
loon formerly conducted by him at No. 325 I.
street. between 18th and 18th streets, will re.
open il this evening al six o'clock, when he ex :
poets to see has many friends and the public
He has four as fine alleys rs can be found in
the District. Sab
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WASHINGTON ,TRMPE6ANCR SocIRTY.-A'
the me citing of this Society last ev. ming. Al
, Temperance Hall, Mr.. John ). hollingsh.ad
tendersd his resignation as president, and NJ r.
John H. Thompson was elected IN his place
Interesting addresses were delivered bv Nessrs
w. p. Drew, T. q. Clayton, T. q. Smith. ]. IL
Blood, George Savage, and others
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WALLS OPERA HoUsR-1he attraction n,
Wallis Opera House the present week, as
during the last, will be La Rue's Carnival
Minstrsls. The entire troupe stand unrlvalled
In their line, and no one should forget 20 see
them. r. Ia ed e.
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Pace Is CENTS.
SENT SEALED By POST.
MANHOOD

One Hnrdr,d asd FIrfy 5oH-fA Edstio. OF this
new medical pamphlet, revised and Just published
BY the author, DR. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and man hood. N
gives clear synopsis OF the impe diments TO mar
risge, and the remedies therefor.
Ap GsksLr rh sTR HETh Psif hSi sosrH
Ezraos, from Reri.w, Of si's wor& ,onmsncsss
nom "a. year 1850
MANHOOD. By DR. CURri..-In this are % pre-
rtsntiy usurped BY the false and fraudulent, IL is
difficult TO afford the sufferer from nervous debili-
r.hef The authors Of til. @orR s.Ss 90 Si.see
the difficulty. Their experience and reputation "a
tents susrsnty' and veil deserve for ,se sn ss pa
its immense circulstion.-Era.
CURTIS on MANHOOD should be IN the hans. OF
sSg -riteD and Develop. ass tresf@sS oG
Glass OF painful mslsdies which have too long
CRtfsd Strrtos Gazette.
CURTIS on MANHooD-It developee the fearful
shoals on v hlSh 2 large proPorton q human hap:
they may be avoided and escaped. FOrtunste for
aoOuntry would ~ be did tts youth put into prsc-
laid down one cause of Matrimonial misery might
then De benished from our land. and the rsce OF
hardy ai.oTous spirits Of the Sldsn smscsro sne
| Gle.
CURTIS ON MANHoop.-rhis ts really valuable
sses..ss the evils Of which are manifest in eVsr1
insane asylum, no lees than in the shattered con-
| prevent the vice which, BY its prevalence among
the young. has 90 much Influence on the present.
| on the future vel being Of mAny.-Hrald.
| DIR. CuRTIss work, entitled Manhood. 10 one Of
| the few books nov before the public on such Q
subject which lay claim 20 the character Of be-
fully inteiii sibie to eli Who read IL The moral
and medical prsospts given In &c render &c ipssis
| sble.-Massss.
old. The professional reputation Of the suthor,
%s1iesi rsfsrss 10 the srsssmsss Of nervous Ssei.
~, te fully eceesnts g, che inmenss cirorlassoa
Is sss oSs.isss.-s.:Iss N.ss.
Dr.. CURT1s may b eoesultsd upon I'll easrs Of
sEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, Spec
nAT0RRREA. and al other diseases arisins from
abuses Of the natural fascsiops 1t hrs residence!
10 o. HoRTH CHARLEs STREET. BALrI.
noRB, where al communications should Be- ID.
drssssa.
0aes ho.r.-lo . .. essstosp. oessm
SHATsIELDS ERInga CONFECTIONERY
- "a. AND SALOON.
~ B.,. sst ls.s ana lsss . asss'''
OYSTERS, GAM AnD RRFREeHMENrs
Parties, weddings, Dinners, Rsceptious, So,
| furnished q ths shortest notice and the sstest
style; also, Table Ware ead = xyerienoed Waters.
de2-sD JOS. n. sHAHFIELD.
GTNITEp STATES PATKNT OFFICE,
. ! " WARRINGTON. ID. q. January 10. 1863.
On the petitlon Of JOSEPH PBABQDY and
q
q; :.s a. r.
pr.vsnens In Boy nski.s nschiss:
| this o0ce on the nh day Of march next. AM
Derson nay opDooe THE extension. 0osections,
this once twenty days before the day q bearing.
| % q w3w Commissioner OF Psteats.
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MEETING OF lOwAHs.-A large number 81
citzens OF Iowa assembled Al the law offics 81
General n. +. Chapman, few evenings SIN e
Tor the purpose of organizing as an associati Du
Hon Stephen j. w. Tabor, Fourth Auditor
was chosen President pro ten, and J. II. =
Poulton, of the Quartermaster l9enerals D.
partmeht. Secretary. Committees were q =.
pointed 10 perfect the organization, and ate
some time spent in social intercourse the me u
ing al lOurued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

THE TERTH'S SALvATIoN-The interior
bark Of the Soap Tree OF Chill is admitted py
botanIsts 10 possess cleansing aud preserva-
tive qualities unshared by any other known
substance. Its native name, Quilldg, is from
QttHtdR, 10 make clean. This matchless anti
septic Is main constituent of the famous
preparation for the teeth known as Sozoiont
which has long since taken the lead OF every
Other article Of Its ciass throughout the Wes:-
ern Hemisphere. 60
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THE WATER RRNTs--The Water Regis IT
and his assistaLt Is are at present busily engaged
in receiving the water rents, and the rush is
very great, and il is probable that they Will DE-
kept busy several days more. The Regis rar
gives notice that If the rents are not promptly
paid the water will be shut OF from premises
ON which the rent is due, of which fac, he
public should take notice. This rule enfor ced
Will save trouble in hundreds Of cases between
landlord and tenant.
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SHATsIELDs E q z. &c SoxrsorIosrs

/, ,,.,.r.s .. r.-,!s A hhuAssi5 for soe.., .,as
TssA''ssss fssss,ss 4 - sr ;H:E;;:s sss'es
essyesa llsA I'D Nh, Q. e - grssdDeas eevf,e
FGo al asR III SHi. = : ~ a.
CsS ,RsSSSLiIs DRAG e Fr::;.i..,.ss
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DISCHARGE OF CoEDUCTORs.-To-daya all the
conductors upon the 7th street line of street
cas- received their Dismissal by the presiden,
OF ne company No charge was made ayainsr
me conductors, many OF whom have been for
several years upon the road and are grea'
fa,orites with the public. but II rs stated ID II
their places are 10 b. fill by New Workers
The conductors thus Displaced are Mpssrs
keTyerst-in. johnson, NJ. Goddard, Root.
Spaies. Henry Oysterhouse. Edward HolIpy
Richard GODDARD, Lewis Rosenberg, Nick Por.
Levens, Clinton Thomas, ]. Wordeu. James
knight, and Charles Riger The public will
regret TO hear of their loss of employment az
this time, when business is so slack generally
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CANTERBURY.-Not content with the won
derful Gurr. who eats and smokes under water
with ease, the manager, FitZ Simmons, adds
another marvellous man this week, who is an
nounced to do most astonishing things. See
advertisement.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
. REGISTRY NOTICE.

GEoRGErowN. n. O., January seth, Isi9
.; % a tss
OF Election appointed to register voters nnder
the act Of Congress approved February ls7.
Of ne and for es ons s4tns % to-
vii be IN session al MARKET house Hall corner o.
S. Sna onrh
hith rroIimo, for the purpose of receiving aud
The act Of Congress entitled IAN Act to recu
late the elective franchise in the District If Co
lambda" provides that each and every male per
disnship. of the age of twenty one years AID ..
wards who has not be en- convicted of any Infamous
crime or offence, except persons v no have yoiun
tarily given sis and comfort TO the Rebels in the
ats KeSeon and md ;, shs have been b,rp or
resided in the said District for the period OF one
year and three months in The ward or election pre-
iIg eny election therein. .hsll he entitled to the
elective franchise and shall be deemed an slector
any dnf gN " afHS1s. Il G9Or
GU p p oohKIEE.'
a@a .chron. a iaus, n. q h'scn0n'
rToLL BRIDGE AT GEOR9ETOwN
HEADQUARTERS CoRPs OF ENGINEERS.
Major General j. NJ Scioseid, Secretary Of VA.
General: In compliance with the terms of sec
AIexaBdria Canal, have caused an ins pection to
be made Of the bridge over the saueduct across
and hereby eery sn. the sd
bridge Is go far completed to be ready. fit. aud
vehicles"
Very respectfully, your obediont servant.
A A. HUMPHREYS.
Under the above certificate, the AQued net Bridge
nov open for travel. a. the chartered tolls viii
1859 " W nriNGaN -
Secretary and Treasurer Alexandria CANAL, BAIL
road and Bridge Company Jai2lst
CokE FOR sALE.-0-ders will be received for
~ CokE at the Book aud Stationery store o,
GEO I. GETTY CO, No. los Bridge street
Georgetown, and Twenty Eve fas) Bush Ia deiiy-
cred in any part of GEORGETOWN for So ial6-Im
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70 LARGEST STOCK" IN
FINEST SELECTIONS
ALL KINDS
WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOW SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES.
Gu MINIS
INTENSIVE SHOE STORE,
347 SEVENTH STREET,
js72. Next to Northern MARKET
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEH ,
u LYIEG-IN HOSPITAL.

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEU
" INHO6PITAL.
Patients desiring 70 avail thsmselves OF the = ,.
vantage Of this Institution can obtain priv. q
rooms ~ spSlyins e the Mat,on ., These h TO-
S.se, X, FSsnss .o% g r & 5s5' %s:h
Ing, Medieine, 4sdisal, and euFGtSs, sstssHsns.
FREE BEDS n this Hospital can be obtained II
the honorable Secretary Of the Interior Rarseoa
General United States Army. and DR., 4orW. j
Chief q the bureau Of Medicine and bIrserT
AppiIcssios ior orders Of the Memorable Rser.s..
o. the Interior . Be nsde q the o0ce Of p; -
A Medical and e1fGieai Olinis q held 8 e. .
fhompson, for outdoor patients, Who 0rs fu e
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-01

CITIZEN OF GKOEC ETOwN GARROTED AND
EOBBkD-AbCut ~ o clock saturday night, "a
Captain WusTL, OF the Interior Department,
who les dies IA Georgetown, was passing ia
front OF the .tsId.nee OF the Brush Minister hr
Was suddenly attacked by two men who de
handed his money, but making no immediate
surrender OF his funds, one OF the men seiZed
him by The throat while the other searched has
poCsets- taking therefrom quite n large sum OF
money, being the eDure amount received by the
gentleman for his past months salary. While
attempting to SECURE the Captains watch n
horse WIS heard anC the robbers m. de their =
cape, rot. however. before one " them had
inflicted a severe blow upon The mead OF the
victim, Who was thereby knocked In-ensI DIE
Whrn be returned 10 consciousness the thieves
hac made good their escape with their booty.