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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georgetown.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pest o.
nee. Georgetown, ID. G., January ~, is6s;
Ladies' Lisl-Bsnson Mary Ann; Brown Mss
susan; Feite MISS Rosina; Hauf Miss rneresa;
Hammond Hannah; Luckett Mrs Clsrey. NJ =
Cruz Mrs Jane; Popkns Miss NJ j; Se1wick
MISS Clarissa; Stevens Mrs Oscar; Thornton
Eiza beth; Thomas Mrs: Wood Mss Annie e.
col: Williams Mis- MaryC
ee ueHsns Li:t.-Arrlngton Joseph; Brown
Int odore; Brown Mercer: Chapman George q;
dorsey John; Darnall T; Everett f: Hughes
tasus Peter; Potter John, 2; Phillips john h;
Reagan Dennis, Q; Saxton Major W; Wash
,nefon q; Wilson George, col; Woodward Geo
Thomas.
toe recent article in relation to this Cemetery
TO which we referred Yesterday, was not pub.
lishsd by the committee (Messrs. Hyde, King
and kurtz,) but the report Of the committee to
the company was simply embodied by the
writer in his communication.
ACCIDkNr.-About noon yesterday, young
man from Washington, named John Miller,
who visited Georgetown, was walking on
Davidson's wharf, and tripped his foot acct
dentally against pile OF hoop poles aud fell.
tracturipg his right leg below the knee very
badly. He was assisted to The station house by
part es who witnessed the accident, and DR..
Peters was summoned. who baudaged the
injured limb; after which the su ;ferer Was
removed by Ohcar Sebastian 10 his home at
the corner of sth ana ID streets, in Wash
logon.
THE WAR ON LroUoR.-The police are still
on the lockout for dealers who are selling
Iqnor by the small without license and have
already brought q quite number. whose fines
Of $40 each come ia very we'll Just now to re-
pienish he depleted Golfers of the Corporation.
CAvED IN.-Tbe sewer on Washington street
has cayed in at the corner of Beali street. and
Is to be INN diaiely repaired. The repairs
VIII he quite extensive as the sewer is nearly
twenty i.et under The surface Of the ground
PoTOMAC DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE
ihis DIVISION hello stated meeting last even
ing, and the regular business ~as followed nv
the following exercises: Address by P u W
p. O'NIel, OF Alexandria; Songs by Johu Ben.
Ter; Miss A. Foster, j f. Cathell and Joshua
Ellis, piano solo by Miss Minnie Davis. and a
recitation by Joseph Harris, OF Equal Di.
vision.
THE COAL WHARvss.-The agent of the
Cons olidatsd Coal Con pony has awarded a
contract for the repIirs of the Conpany's
wbarves on the river, and the work will be
pushed for ward at once.
1NJUNCTION.-The sale OF extensive mill
property on Water street, which wss to have
come or yesterday afternoon, was postponed
rs sn iniuncIon on the same had been granted
by the Supreme Court Of thu District
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Universal Peace Union

"A special meeting of the Universal Peace
Society was held this afternoon at o'cIo X at
Union League Hall. The hall was abou: half
lul, aud among those most prominent in at
ie ldante were Alfred III. Love, Prof. ]. h H.
Nlloo&, Lucretia Mott, Deborah l.. Butler,
Llvinia u. DuBdore, Josephine 5. Grifiing, All
OF whom are officers oil the so iesy
The meeting was called TO order by Mr.. AL
frsd II. Love, of Philadelphia, Presidenf, who
stated the ohIect TO be to deyelOpe the peaceful
nature and noble impulses of man, and TO cul.
uvate among human kind better feelings to.
wards zach other as well as among nations
fai .icuiariy, ne said was 1t for the purpose of
coEsideaing our relations with tn. Indians and
with England concerning t. Alabama claims
that the special meeting was held. In coacIu.
SION ne called upon Mrs. Catherine S'ebons
OF n ich gan. 10 act as Secretary
MI j. r. Wolff, OF Colorado, addressed the
con yention.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VIC

ALEXANDRIA And EICINIrY.-The Go.ette of
last evening has the folio wing items:
Special PsieemaR.-Orlando f. Hoskins baa
been appointed by the Mayor n special police
man, and assigned to duty at the depot OF the
Aexnnola ana washington Railroad. The
position has been vacant since policeman oh'
ert Meade was displaced for eiscting a coiored
woman from the ladies' car ON that road last
winter.
Hill, was set upon and robbed night or I 10
ago on the read leading from his house n
GEORGETOWN. II Is stated that the Fall,s
Church and Georgetown road 10 now q famous
resort for footpads, and that the robberies con.
n.itted upon II are Of almost nightly Occ ur.
renee.
Alezandrto, Aqwia Greek and RicAmond Rail.
voadL-9en. Stoneman has issued an order
extending until August ID, 1874, the rights and
privileges conferred upon this road by act of
Assembly Of February ID, 1864.
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COPNs, &C.-Dr. White, So recon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years PRACTICAL experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established at
va Pennsylvania avenue, between * and 9th
streets, since lc6l, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and ingrowing
Nails and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe Canbe worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and Thousands
his establishment. Hours from a. m. to o.
NJ. Owing to press OF business at Office DR.
White is unable 10 visit pate lts at their resi-
dences except betwoap and 3 y. 10.
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THE CoNMIssIoNERsHIP OF THE SIXTH
~ARD The Mayor this morning appointed
Mr.. William Y. Dobblns Commissioner OF In.
provements OF the Sixth Ward in place OF Mr..
Stephen Plumsill. removed. Mr.. ID. enters on
his duties at once, relieving Councilman J. III
Russell, WHO has been filing the position for
the past few days.
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THE COMING WoMAN.-There are quite a
number OF noted women attending the National
Female Suffrage Convention, VINO have not
heretofore appeared as advocates OF the cause.
This indicates its growing importance, aud
shows the intentions are to Obtain for il such
strength as not enfy to demand, but command
the attention OF legislation. Its advocates are
sangulne of ultimate success. Among those
referred 10 above. notice Mrs. Victoria g
woodruff, who has Ter many years prophssied
the coming eff great and fundamental reforms
In the Constitution and Government of this
country, and who now believes these changes
are near at hand, and the esult to be att lined,
system based upon equal rights to all, ire
spCCtIys OF nationality, color. sex, and admin
lsteIed In sternest justice, securing freedom of
body. mind, and soul every living
being. Mrs. w. possesses a commandn 2
tntel!ec', refinement. and remarkable ex-
o.utive ability. and will undoubtedly play
conspicuous part in such changes should
they come; that she Is creating an impres sion
Is apparent from the IA ct that several Leading
papers contain articles regarding her; If those
our attention has been called to indicate her
peculiar talents, she will certainly form q
prominent character in coming years. She is
also deeply interested in several great pu Ole
enterprises, such as the removal of the dau ger
Gus distractions to navigation, known as HaN
Gate, elevated railways, the pne umatic dis.
patch, and a new system for piers aud ware.
houses adapted to the .stide5." She in,ends re-
naming here during the present SexsioR of
Congress in the interest OF these etft6rprises
Possessing the ACKNOWLEDGED talent for H. she
may appropriately be called The Coming
Woman
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FIRg.-This morning at Ok O'Clock, an alarm
ef fire was rung for box 81, corner Of I'D and
l. street; fire being discovered In the frame
house owned by Michael Ryan, and occupied
by Milly Nolan, Ann Simhls, John Newman,
and Henry Barns, originating in defective
stove pipe, loss about 500. The fire depart
ment was on the spot promptly.
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WRECK OF A SCHOONER.-it is reported that
the schooner GOwan, Capt. Thomas p. G. IN.
non, which left Fay's wharf In this city. a fe "
weeks since, with 4 load OF iron for Philadal.
adelpnia, was wrecked on Monday night last
oil Absa, on Beach, while on a voyage from
Pailadelpbia to Baltimore with load of coal
She vas cut through with the ice, and sunk 10
the bottom of the river, depth Of sc veral tata.
Ons of wafer.
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SoCiARLK or ISDIANIANs.-Au Interesting
enFrtsinmentwes given lasteyening by the citI-
z@ps OF Indiana at Union League Hail. large
u um Der OF ladies and gentlemen were present.
including Speaker Colfax, lady. and sister, and
Rtpresenr aiiVes Nashburn and Shanks Of that
state and their families. The exel cises consist
ed @: music aud singing, and remarks by
Speaker Colfax and others. w. H. Goddard
suf gsst@d that the association gave H11s,er
Dinner on tie Sd of March; aud on motion of
Mr.. urTey, a committee OF one from eaco Dis
tTIct was appOintso 10 Ike me mater into CON
s'deration I'D report at the next meeting The
>JG'able t1sn al IouTnSd 70 meet in Il no weeks
= IT, same place
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A. X. SHEPHERD, ESQ, Treasurer Provldent
AID Society, acknowledges the follow ing re-
ceipts: From Anthony Bowen for collections 10
Interior Deplrtmeat-Judge J. II Hodges s.;
John vi. Thatcher, 81. From DIR. Peter Parker.
$50; Judge j. w. Wright, s.; O5car Hough So
Mr. :. Aman, sundry collections, siO.05 Sur.
geon L. A. Edwards for Office Of Surgeon Gen.
sral. s32.5O; q. Birge, s..
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

This old and we'll known T NEEDY, which has &C.
quir,d world wide renown for the cure Of sudden
colds, coughs, etc, weak stomach. general debil-
ity. nursing sore mouth car kered mouth throat
liver complaint. dyspepsts or Indigestion, tramp
or pain in the stomach, bowel complaint psiDtsr
collie, Asiatic cholera, diarrhea and dysentery haa
oontinses to occupy prominent position ia every
family medicine chest. 10 U.lm
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The COLONIZATION SoCIgTY.-The Board
Of Directors OF tue American Colonization So
ciety clio td their session last evening at their
rooms, corner OF =. street aud Pennsylvania
avenue Steps were taken to render effective
cooperation with the government of Li5eria
in furnishing additional facilities fo- general
education in the settlements of the Republic
The Society have several hundred apple ltions
for passages from this country, and the ship
GOlconda, which will be dispatched in MAY
Eext, will have full complement Of passen.
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Bins FOR GRADIsG, TRIMMING SC.-To.
day lar -e numbe- of bids We're received III
the Mayors office for laying brick pavements
grading, trimming, &c. for the current wear
These bids were 10 have been opened on the
l'ts instant, but a proportion being .aen pend
IpE before the Councils TO egaIize the use of
the Seneca stone for tagging, curbing. &e, the
tine wss extended until day, when forty-
fOur prof. DO -als were IN. but in consequence of
ne Mayor being otherwise engaged, they were
hot opeL sd al noon
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

"M::diesl Iss:y. on Marriage Co.: Co., Ssss y
s1tsnsive Yraeucs IN 9sIaaoss. Ss vim in future
p able 70 devote snly ths following DAY. % thsiI
ana SATURDAY EVENIN0e from to ,. N.
scd SggH1AIs Gsw 70 . esd 70 3 .. n. :,
Other day.. Ct his residsnos, IS North Charles
street. Baltimofe.
!eIEcIALrTy ..fFsatmeut asd es,e Of nervous De.
System, oc a i'm
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAZE
REVIEWER.

Renews the vitality of the SCALP.
Renews the hair to its original color.
Reuews the nutritive matter which pourishes
the hair.
Renews the grsWth Of the hair.
RsneWs the appearance OF those that are Bald
And Gray, and 10 q splendid hair dressing. No Oil
Or Alcohol to clog Mp the pores. One bottle shsws
Its effects.
B. P. HALL h CO., Nashua, n Il j, PROPRIETOR
For sale by all druggists. jaIl1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

1t sells eyerywhe and gives satisfaction Read
the following extracts from letters:
L.. b. BOWIE, Druggist, Unfontown, Penn
WRITE. ALIENS Lupg aalsam has performed some
remarkable cures about hero ! recommend Il witt
confidence in all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
STERLING Bros Druggists, write from Garroi-
ton: send us six dozen ALIkN'S LUNG BAL.
SAM. Wear entirely out of IL 1t gives more
sell. in 2I-lm
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THRFOLLowING transfers of real estate have
been made BY =. A. Darneille, 30 + street -
One brick house on Congress street, George.
town, ID. c., owned by Ben amin Darby, Esq
and sold TO Col. Robert Y. Dodge for Sl2.5OO:
two frame houses On Chestnut street, sold to
A H. Mackenbnr, owned by 5. a. Lambert, for
Sl,lOp.
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CHEAP FUKL.-Messrs.G Gleason It Glenn viii
offer for sale, at Rays dock, Georgego wa, TO =
morrow at ii o'clock a. m, loo tons of Cum.
bel I'D coal, " hch will be the first of a series
Of sales proposed to be held at this depot upon
the last Friday Of every month. Tho in augr.
rauon Of these sales by Msssrs. Gleason Il
Glenn is of vital importance to every consumer
of this indispensable article of fuel. As this
coal will be sold in lots to suit heavy or mod.
crate consumers, all who use 1t are equally in =
tercsted. We hope there will be a large attend.
ance TO welcome this new enterprise.
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PRoTRACTHD MEeTING.-At Wesley Chapel
Mission corner Of 9th AID streets, pro.
tracted meeting was commenced on Sunday
night, which is still in progress; a number of
seekers OF religion coming forward nightly.
and several conversions have been reported.
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GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION
A meeting D ~ above Union was held last
evening. az Wills Hall, Seventh street: Vice
PresIdeDt Captain Jenk in the chair. Resolu-
tons Of cor graduation on the election of Gen
Carl Shurz from Missouri % the United S.ltes
Senate was adopted COMMITTEES, consisting
OF Msssrs- George kand., Zmmer and Scherer,
Were appointed To represent the Union, to- act
IN junction with the Centre Committee IN
p.riecting arrangements for the Inauguration
of General Grant
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WCEKINGNEN'S ASSEMBLY At an informal
meeting OF The above association, held Iist
right a the COunc'l chamber OF the CITY Hall
mo quorum be.ng pr6sCnt.J the ere 1eaiIals OF
Ihomss McWi,lltms X. T. , hwell, Alexander
Pate sen. and William Taylor, as delegates
fTOm The StOne-cutteTs' As @ iation, were pre-
senied and referred 10 special committee e. who
subsequently, reported them back properly
accredited, and they thereupon took seats as
members Of the Assembly. Considerable con.
vocational debate occurred about the non- Il.
tendance OF delsga'eS from certain Trade
tnIOOS. the result of which was the appoint-
neat by the Chair of committees to wait upon
the d -feTent societies and represent the ncc,,-
~Ty of their delegates be.ng regular in attend
s.nCe, as follows :-George o. Cook. (the Presi.
dent to visit the OOkbInders' Association:
NJ Mach Murray. the Coacbnakers'; Mr.. Tay-
Tor, the Granite Cutters; Mr.. McCaIhran. the
P!astererS'
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ASSAULT AND BATTRRY.-Yesterday Officer
kneas arrested Vincent Docket for assembling
Mary Dockcst, and he was committed to ia,l in
default Of bail TO keep the peace. James Gar.
rison, arrested by Officer McColgan for threats.
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DOCTOR J. II. THoMPso HAs REMOVED MS
Office AID residence from the First Ward u
Massachusetts avenue, betweep Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, and
from 70 .. m. Hours of attendance AZ the
TOman's Hospital, from ! 10 PIP. M. every
day, Sundays excepted 1913
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DELICACTKs.-J. W. Moore Il Co, wholesale
and retail dealers ia foreign and domestic
fruits. nuts and confectionery, 4si 9th street,
have Just received a fine lot of fresh Malaga
grapes in ive-pound kegs for family use; also,
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Tn LECTURE at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
corner 10Th and G streets, this evening for the
benefit Of Calvary Baptist Church, will be free
TO the public, and NO charge for admission,
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LIoroR DEALERS ASSOCIATION meet
ing OF this ASSOCIATION was held at Trades
tnion Hall yesterday afternoon, which was
largely attended. Several persons Were pro-
posed and elected 70 mem bershlp and ths
COMMITTEE on Memorials reported progress A
resolution was introduced and adop'ed, THAT
de members OF this association appreciate those
VINO have contributed To its support in pref
srsnce 10 those who have shown no dispositioa
10 ard the society in its endeavors to maintain
the rights Of American citizenship
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BAT0HILO1v IAN DYE.

.. - $1,000 h. pyeis u bess q the yey,a
sss; .s: :: rs ~ q ss.s 1--WE sy!se
Iatee e1d e1ysc the Helr 0ofI ana bssetfful sIael
e re 4; !. a RI:F f.ssS,
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TEE PgxAcBIR's NsIrIse of the

of COLUMBIA, at their session of Monday, the
18th instant, took appropriate action in refer.
epce 10 the death of the Rev. BENJAMIN Newton
Brown. for thirty six years q member Of the
Baltimore Con fere1cs. ana passed resolutions
expressing their appreciation Of HIM, and the
feelings which the event Of his removal has
awakened.
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TIE URIvIRsAL PsAcR UNION ms~t. th,.
afternoon and tonight al Union League Hail.
The addresses viii be Of q very interesting
character At Doth meetings.
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RHv1Rw.-ln the list Of Vice Presidents Of
the Woman's Rights Convention, published on
Tuesday last, the name OF DIR. Mary Walker
was inadvertently omitted.
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EOB RKnT-A first class HOUsE; on llth near
= street inecife AZ she cofasr 81 nth and n
sarsees. Dc 2-solm
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IHD CAsTExsURY keeps up its stock of sen.
sanops. md continues 10 BE- well pafronixsd.
T he norman u not the isas: OF the Attractions
Ale isrg. crevGs 20 70 see him nightly.
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SUDDEN DRATH.-About noou yesterday a
coiored woman. named Mary Mart N, residing
with her father on New York avenue, fell on
the fioor, and the family hearing the noise went
10 ascertain the cause and found her su 6ering
with convulsions. Medical assistance was
cent for, bat before the physicians arrived the
woman was dead, having. ia the opinion Of the
physicians, died from apoplexy.
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LITERARY ExHRCisEs.-The Irving Literary
Assoclauon VIII meet Tomorrow evening At
me CooDcii Coamo Der, City Hall The SUBJECT
which now ax.tates the public mind that Of
woman suffrage in the District, will be dis.
Guessed U,her interesting literary exerc,ses
may b. expected. These meetings are free to
The public.
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BEAR THIS IN Mind have TODAY msrxa,i
down my uLriyalled assortment Of Oyercne,s
for gentlemen, boys and children TO aDout cost.
in some cases below cost, as / su to close
them out. The assortment Is nearly com ,leta
and of desirable kinds. But one price i.
asked, and 10 less taken.
GEO. T.. HRNyIEa,
No. sill Seventh street.
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CsARGE or LARCENY OF HoRsEs.-A col.
ored map, named James Reynolds, was arrest.
cd BY Detective Coomes yesterday, charged
ofLewis Ciephane, the horses belonging TO J.
:. Jones Justce ID. X. smith held MIN TO
bail for his appearance to-day
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-HE RIVER fROSr.-Tne reports from tue
nveT fro1t are not as yet very brisk. the sew
srai vessels nave Tea he'd post within the las.
week:
taJs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Thomis Car
roll. Henyor, from Quantco, With wood TO-
market, Great PIRATE, King, from 3u.at'co
with wood for mraket; g. BoIell, Perry, from
Baltimore, with wood for market
Rsi-gs WbGJ.-ArrIved, Schr. Piwnee
Weaver. from Norfolk, Va, with lumber tor
Gohun N Son; and about To eaty other smaller
sehoouers from York river. Hunting creek
Gone river and other lsudings. loaded with
oysters for WiDgiield * Co, Turner II Son. and
other dealers
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RELIEF OF THE Poor IN THE SsyErEx
WARD-Last evening an ad iourned meeting or
the association formed last week in the Sayeo N
ward for the relief of the poor, was held at s..
Paufs Chapel-Rev. Anthony Bowen in the
chair. Mr.. Charles Hendley, who had been
elected president AT the preceding meeting ten
oeTed his resignation on account OF Business
Glscusslon took place among the members,
GuTlng which various suggestions were made
ana cases OF destitutiOn spoken of. A letter
was received from Varnell x Myers, offerin z
20 donate 3fO pounds of beef 20 the association,
and committee was appointed to receive IT
and a vote of than ks rendered the donors. Mr.
Hendley Offered a resolution. which was
adopted tendsring the thanks of the poor of the
Seventh Wa-d 10 the Mayor and CRY Councils
aud The generous persons who so literally con-
tribu'ed 10 the treasury of the PrOvideat Ala
Society for the relief of the poor of the cjty
4hrsm Dyson and Miss Cornelil Gibson ware
nominal d as visitors of the Provident Aid So
Ciety. An appropriation was made tor the
purchase OF bread 10 BE- distributed wtth the
meat COLLECTION papers Were ordered - be
placed IN the hands of certain ladies o: the
ward Adjourned.
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TIRE PROPERTIES OF TIE RRADY BE
LIEF ABE COUETER-IRRITANr. RUBEPA
GENT, ANTLSPASMODIC, DIsINFECTANT
ANTIsEPTIC, DIFFUsIvE sTIMULANr
TONIC, NEBvINE, ANODYNE, AHT-ACI
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CITY ITEMS.

FANs.-Opera Fans received this morning a
Prisg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No IS
Pennsylvania avenue. Lear street.
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THE COURTS,

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. The
our was occupied yesterday with the case of
the chicago, Burlington, and q uincy Railroad
Company, appellees, VS.. Asahel Emigh. This
case involves the liability OF the railroad com.
panies TO Francis Stevens for the use Of his
patent car brakes.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Oiia-To-day, in the
case OF WEIGH VS.. Wolfe; Judgment by defau 1t
final. Same vs. Van Hook; do. BAN berger vs.
Furst; do. Stone VS.. BrIntnall; discontinued
keIner VS.. Walker; on motion OF Mr.. Terry for
plaintiff, leave given 10 withdraw. Crawford
VS. Mayor, &c, of Georgetown: motion of Mr.
Matthews, that he should not be required to
plead. denied; and, on motion of Mr.. Cra wford,
defendant ordered TO plead.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Eisher.-To-day.
District Attorney Carrin gton argued the motion
of Mr.. Hinkle in the case Of the United States
We. Read Reynolds, to quasi the Indictment
for conspiracy to defraud the postmasters Of
the United States.
EQCITY court. Judge Olin.-To.day, Key
worth agt. Taverns: order confirming trustees
report of sale.