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LEGAL INTELLIGHNcH.
Court ef Oy er and Terminer-Judges Peirce and
PL ~

PRXBOn.
THE MURDER OF COLONEL sEIBERT
In the case of Philip Flanagan, for the murder OF
Colonel James j. Seber on the night OF Septem Der
10 at Thirteenth and Wood streets, the defense
having offered testimony on the points mentioned
in our report yesterday, closed last evening" This
morning the arguments OF counsel were begun but
at the time of our going to press had not been CON
cuded.
District Court, No. 1-Judge Stroud.
Margaret Wharton VS.. The City. An actien to re-
cover damages for injuries sustained by plaintin m
falling through hole in the city bridge at Gunners
run, which was alleged to have been Kept In a dan
gerous condition. On trial.
District Court, No. 2-Judge Hare.
Christian Cook VS.. Charles +. Snitcher An action
TO recover for rent In arrears. Verdict for plaintiff
44T9'O3.
Whaley 4 Brother ys. Neil N. Brown. Verdict by
agreement for plaintiff, t2s2'67.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.
Bvthe A,lgIo-American Gable.

BU the A1lgI0-Anlertcah CdDH.
LONDON, Dec. Ill A. M.-Consols, 9GzI for
money and account; u 3 6-2Os OF 1852 S425; 1868,
90 Atlantic and Great Western, 2T.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Ill A. M.-COtton buoyant
middling uplands 1lzsd. middling Orleans, i21d
The sales viii probably reach $4,000 bales. Ship
ments of cotton from Bombay to the goth ult, ac-
cOrding TO private adyices, 200 bales
LONDON, Dec Ill A. M.-Tallow, 46s. 9d. Sugar
quiet. Refined petroleum, ls TId. Turpentlne,
2ss. Cd. @29s.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. Ii p. M.--COnsos for account, 929.,
ex.dlvidend. American securities quiet; 5-20s OF
1861, s53s. Stocks quiet; Erie, 2l.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. III p. M.-Cotton firm: mid
ding upands. l2d. middling Orleans, 12aSd The
sales are now estimated at 1900 bales. Lard, 76s.
3D. Beef, l06e. Cd. for new.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Railway Accident in LouIsIaxsa.

Despatch % 1he bUeItIy ItEdJFupH.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 1.-Passengers who arrived
here yesterday from New Orleans report an acci-
dent on the New Orleans and jackson Railroad,
on Monday, resulting in the death of the fire.
man and the severe wounding of the engineer
and number of passengers.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Ror addittonaI Mari,le Nelos Bee I,lstde Paaes
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.......,.. DECEMBER
OLEARED THIS MORNIN

STATE OF THERMOMETER EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA .....4SIIIA.M M. 81 lsP M.......52
CLEARED THIS MORNING
Steamship XazCo SathSrine Ney Orleans via Havana
steame% ANN Eliza geSsrd. % New sp Yerf 20 6EdeAoo
RSLg1s daofae nsrkee hsyr9 Workman HS
schr Active, COOmbs, Charleston s. O., Lenncx Bur
Hudson TrftSP MsSsl,sHp ESpqE GRnEIsstS1
Tug 0om%OapTs TiIsOn s HHaVrodeGraco. with of
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
denes with ndse to B. $ stetsca Co. DD'. O,n ''O''
Sss to sGaS g. "a hours from Ne" with
steamer Willing. CaSdin. ls hours from Baltimore
b. 6SSqas baiT StaS uI5. Hsine; days from Salem
Norw b9rqne Louise Dehlsy, days from New York, in
with salt to A. Kerr TO warren Gregg
S. with plaster Smith Harris vessel to r. A. sOadsr
sc6r NJ. NJ. Weaver, Weaver. from Boston.
sohr + T :A Allen, Rislsys from rom BsstGn Sss90.
shr sSr ~ Mas ASs fssd nef TseS from r6% Boston
Sem q ShSEd, 6TCysll from sa,I BgssSa Sso1id.,o.
sSRr JAS q b. Patssson sea from Provdsnqe
A%iefEs hfssis ifS% asSsu
fs.%s stS% EssiSSssD'r'
tow % of barses to W = oEds Co. ' baltimore with
to% q Ss1sss g Ssde co. with
MEMORANDA.
Steamsaip Jnniata, Hoxe, hence via Havana, at New
stss@sSiD wyoming. ZEAL hence. a. Savannah y..,s,
SIs SsT95gs sd, Prescott. Mills hence for acO. At
Brig REPORTER oOOmbs for PhiladeIphia, cleared n,
from TURKS Island istS & asd Gr Ensdepha sailed
usS would have 70 discharge and repair.
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THE SINKING FUND.
Special Purchase BOnds-Expenditures of the
Navy DeparIment-Trensury Reforms.

Special Purchase BOnds-Expenditures of the
Navy DeparImenu-TrensuryR Reforms.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The following is q com
plete resume of the operations Of the Sinking Fund
since il was first instituted
Between the 11th OF May and the 25th OF Novem.
Der there was paid for United States six per cent
bonds, on account of the Sinking Fund and for the
fund held subject TO order OF Congress- interest ana
premium paid thereon, $50 2S2 49, The Treasurer
now holds on account OF the fund named S75 500
in United States six per cent. stocks.
The dividends on the stocks SO held will net an
come to the Treasury OF s4,52S,I2S per annum.
There has already been received in these bonds
S7O4, ,3O4 in gOld which has been invested in United
the same rate OF purchase were hereafter MAIN
tanned, and the interest accrulng invested semi
annually in like bonds the whole national debt WOud
be paid of in less than thirteen years. The following
is recaptuation OF the purchases for the two funds
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JAY COOKE Il Co. quote Government securities as
follows;-U. s. 6s of 1881, 1bA@1l6; b-2Os Of 1852,
1ll9a; do, July, 1865, l18S@1iS9S; do. do, 1861,
9ll3k@113S; do, 1s6s, 1l34@1l3A; 1O-40s, 1O6N@
lOI; Cur IS, 1019S@1O7sS; Gold, 12l4.
MEssRs. DE HAVEN IL BROTHER, 40 No. y. Third
street Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
u 6s OF ISL ll5 sS@1l5Zs; do 1862, 112%@1121S;
new, 1i3@1i81 dolS67, do i13N@l18E; do. 1868,
do, l1S6@l13H; l04Os, 1O6]6a1O6}S; u. S. 30 Year
9, per cent, Currency, 101L@1073s; Due Comp. Int.
Notes, 10 Gold, 12156@122; Silver 1l91I@12l.
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Il Co, No. SO s. Third
street. report the following quotations:-U s. 6s OF
lsSl, 115A @1i5N 62Os OF 1862, 1125S@119 do 1864,
1l31a@113A; do. July, 1861, 118%@ll3h do. July,
1865 113@1lSb; 6s, 1910, 1O6k@1064. U. s. Pacidc
RR. Cur. 6s, 10T2S@10TN. Gold, 2l1@122.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEaRAP
IA M.........48l IL A. 81 az. M......i
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stook 0uotntIons by TeIesraph-1 PM.
elepdlnning, Davis \ Co. report through their New
BANK ROBBERIES.

Robbery of the National Bank of Port Jervis
Fifty Thousand Dollars In Money and Bonds
Stolen-Wedging, SIedging, and Blasting
Safe Bursters Outrivalllng the Snfe Builders
Full Details of the Anair-Eive Thousand
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Of sl-7,O0O worth OF real estate dis posed o,
~ Messrs- Fitch & Fox during The wo NOR IN.
last past, more than Sl2J,OOJ worth has been
to persons who brought capital from other
places for Investment In Washington Not ONLY
tais, out they have now on their books orders
from members OF both houses Of Congress and
from others nonresident here, for desirable i'm
proved property.
These are important and suggestive facts.
They show clearly that Washington is fast BE-
ING regarded as desirable place Of winter res.
idence BY people OF means and culture,-not
only BY those whose duties req uire them 70
spend portion of their time here. out bv IN rs.
whc wish to enjoy unusual social advantages
ana an une4 nailed winter climate, with the
efei'enents ana attractions al ways incident 20
me ~ the espitai Of a nation. IL ner people
oniy DO their duty. II cannot BE- long until
washington shall be to the country IN winter
whaf newport and Saratoga are IN Summer.
and what Paris 10 TO France all the vs,r
round As we have already shown ON more
man one occasion. they need 10 inaupurats a,
once and push forward as rapidly a, possibls
such Improvements as will tend TO MAKE :, an
attractive and desirable place OF residence in
other respects than those named aboxe-Snd
her prosperous future is assured.
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Ii must be Q qualification to all par,is. in
tsfested that, while the selection of Mr.. D-lano
Tor Commissioner OF Internal Revenue N ran.
orally conceded, has peculiar fitness for ,es
plsee 10 quite As generally admitted. And this
opinion 10 held strongest by those who know
him best. But he 10 recognized every where a,
q man Of very decided talent Of extensive legal
requirements aud expenence, nrm. clear headed
snd industrious, and mas withal very consider.
- executive abilities. as was aoun dainty
ssown IN the ONCE OF Assistant Com aisssry
oeHs1ai OF Ohio, which position he filled with
srse, credit In the beginning OF the rebsIlion
IN addiiior TO these qualities he is scrup ulous.
~ horest- prudent and economical in the ex.
Peaoi'ure OF public MONIES. and will hold all
connected Win him &c a rigid accountability
IN the discharge OF their duty whatever i, NAV
be.
IfPresicent Grant ge,s men T.. his csbinsr
cfhees IS Well qualified for their r,s pecti We
pisoes - Mr.. Delsnois for the position "a
him, he viii b both a wise and tortpr az
r.s1.
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cheap building material of q cheerful color
has been a desideratum, for this locality. aud
we Were much in hopes that the patent brick
used at the Howard University would supply
this need. Its warm pleasing color made the
University buildings IN their col spicuous posi-
ton very attractive TO the eve The bricks
were made with great facility from a sand
bank on the ground. and were much cheaper
than any other material for building purposes.
1t could not BE- doubted that II the experiment
proved asuccess, the new material must super.
sede all others; but the disastrous affair there
in the falling OF the walls of the hospital build
ing, and the verdict of the Scientific Committee
appointed TO exsmIne the brick, forces us to
abandon the expectation Of realizing the desired
cheap and handsome building material in these
snowy but unsubstantial blocks Of sand. W.
hear, indeed, that the professors and students
Of the college still profess unboun ded faith iu
the strength OF the sand-brIck walls, and con-
tinue to occupy the condemned upper stories.
We should imsgine, however, that their sleep
cannot be Of the soundest on windy or rainy
nights; and we sincerely trust they may have
no occasion 70 repent their confidence in the
patent walls.
The public distrust in these sand BRICK will
ne heightened by the recent disaster TO the
Methodist Church in Morrisanis. New York.
built of tins new material. IL seems to crumbIa
to pieces when exposed to damp and frost, like
dried mud. 1t is asserted by the patentses tina,
the bricks harden by age, aud if this is the case
thev had better put them by for a half dozen
years TO seaso on. when their merits can be fairly
tested. Or they might be used for stables and
outhouses, where there is 10 great strain on
the walls. But It is quite evident that huma a
life should not be endangered in walls four or
v To- hniI of orto hat -,
crumbled between the thumb and finger like SO
much dried mud.
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NEW BooKs.-From Blanchard Mohun
we have:
Part 1 Of Anthony Trollope-s new novel "He
Knew He Was Right" published by Harper &
Bros.
Alse. "Her MaJesty's Tower" By William
Hepworth Dixon. New York: Harper Bros
An interesting history of London Tower, by
the author of spiritual Wives.''
From Philip Il Solomons we have:
MADAME De Stael; an Historical Novel. ~
BY Amely Bolts. New York: G. p. Putnam &
Son. A brilliant novel
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rBANKBUP roy The last amendment of
uS the Bar krupt Law provides that in al pro
eoedinge CO pmencvd after the first day Of January
ieo9, no discharge ishall be granted TO @ debtor
whose assets shall not be equal to fifty per centun
81 the claim prorsd against his estate upon which
Re shall be liable a. principal debtor This clause
does net however. shut out from the benefit of the
law al poor debtors, for il further provides that
certain petitioners and gil who comply with GER
tain conditions, can receive their discharges
though they may have no assets. Not withstandinp
the provision, In view Of its limitations and excep
uons debtors without assets are still applying for
the benefit OF the lew in all parts OF the counry
Persons In this District Who still wish to avail
themselves Of its benefit, and who have no assets
should examine carefully whether they are in
cluded In the terms Of the Limitation The sinh
times without charge.
GEO. MASON,
City Hall. r.
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To Adrer,i.rrs.-Our advertising pa,ro

To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
are requested to send IN their favors before
IL O'Clock IN, as advertisements received
latsl cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR of the same day, on account of
the pressure of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
ind ourselves obliged TO lay down this rule
and adhere to IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

William w. ClapP, one CT the editors OF thu
bs'f0r JOs'-not has purchased the paper OF its
Invalid prop rietoI, Colonel Rogers.
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uS hAILkoAD COMPANY.
Ner York areRHe and I7th Sweet,
WAsHINGToN. Feb. "a, lSi9
Netice is hereby given that the semi. .uc1al
interest N the bonds OF this Company. which will
become dee on the let Of March will be paid from
sna an tnat day on the presentation OF the
j. W. THOMPSON. President.
VIM. W. MOORE, Sec'y and Trsssf fs 24N
~MARINIB FAsHIONABLE DANG
A9 ACADEMY.
Y between 9th and 10th streets.
bays OF Tuition For Misses and Masters-Tues
day fhursday and Saturday. from TO s - m
FOR S+ntlemen-Monday, Wednesday. and Sat
The last quarter Of the Season will commence on
iohsDAh, march 10, 1863 feb 23-Iw
0@REy W MOTLEY FUNSTON,
uS The EmtRsRf Esglish Pulpit Orator,
heIosbed Tor bis eloqu. mt. powerful aud cap
uVatns sly OF speaking, and whose lecture upon
IDA IELo
Delivered in the Western and Northern cities
has estab llshed his fame la this country will De
liver ecture in the new Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Of A., and q
streets.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH On.
Subject - JOHN BUNYAN.-
Lecture to commence At O'Clock.
For sale 81 TIE Bookstores of Messrs VIM Bal.
anty ne. al 9TH street, and Philip Sslomons 33 2
Pennsylvania avenue. fe 81 eost
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Long John Wentworth has just got ready for
publication a history Of the Wentworth fam
ilJ, commencing with Reginald Wentworth, OF
England, eight hundred years ago, and closing
with the last born Of the name known in this
country 1t will be printed in elegant STYLE in
two volumes, at q cost OF about $4,000.
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~BICHAR STUART EVANS
S will Repe AZ his Lecture on
IAN NHYATInN

THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
the 18th and 18th inst al TT sces' Onion Hall cor
ner and oth SITS. the Pest ffice; md on
March lst I'd. and 81, at Woodward's Building
Pa ave near 18th st. with band Of mo sic in at
& ndance. Books Open Tor subscribers 10 the old
Contfn. ntai League. Admission free; reserved
seats, Fifty Cents. fe G-1s
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BALLS. PARTIES Sc

ERAND COMPLIMENTARY B.LL-TEND-
" ertd ty the citizens OF " sshinetoa 20 =
tht fRANkLIN STEAM FIRE ENGfNE
p pn PIANf. No. 2, At ODD FELLOWS -
ball, seventh street. FRIDAY FERRU-
sRy 8. 1879. for the purpo' OF raisfTS frn1. !.
entrItain the Visiting Fire Companies at the com
oommittee Of Arrsngements-Francis II Myer.
Geo 8; Langley, Jno. johnson, chAs. Eseers, I'd.
flooI Msnseers-Jno. Pigeott. r. Williams.
Tnce stone. L Moulne, Sam Cook Chss Gotfep-
kisnsy, Martin CrSnin-
Rsllet Master-Jno Bickersou
Master 81 Ceremohtes-R. johnson.
IL 10 intended that this Ball shall be ons NJ the
most brilliant and recherche Of the srsson snS r.
That end neither pains nor expense ne. been spared
on me part OF the Managers in making their ar
Judgements. Cook ever popular Brass snd ssr,ns
Band has-seen engaged for the occasion. and will
se on hand 10 discourse their most excellent mu-
SIC. feb = Sc.
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MINIS OHRIsTIAN ASSOC
S ALTON FAB,
OPEN v THr 1SSf wv Rr AZ = 3ScLocS

COHNEk NINTH AND SThEETS
AeDfsstop-Adulfs. IS cents; chi idren, Is cents
season Tickets admitting one. 81 90; admittin Q
gentleman and lsdv 81 50 No charge for sdmssio
TO tee Dining Rooms, which will b. open daily NJ
70 O'Clock for Lunch. and from { to O'Clock for
supper The roo ms will he handsomely decorated
the tables will be filled with every variety of fancy
articles end Fefreshments. and no pains will b.
spared by the ladiea and gentlemen connected with
the f~tr To secure tie enjoyment OF all.
The Steinway Piano used at the Fair II kindly
loaned hv Messrs w. a. Metzerott 4 Co , and the
Chickerng BY Mr.. John =. Hills fe ~
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From BLANCHARD Il Mohun we have Hayper'
Weskley for March 9Th
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% oI'Ah AND TOBACCO DEALERS.
A msetng Of the Tobaccorists OF the District
H1illbe lie at o clock on next FRIDAY EVEN-
ING, at Trades Urion Hall, corner Of sth and
streets. TO transact important business. Prom Of
srtencance is urgently requested
George ". Cochran, r. III Finley, WIS Roose
Lewis Wsfgmsn, John Il. schultz, Committee.
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XII.
EORGIANA NJ. CRAIR
MILDRED. Novel By GeorRiapa NJ. Craik
eNoi Paper. ........----- .............. ..... so
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BANKERS.

JAy COOKE . co..
BAH KD
BIySIBNSH sIRRES, OPPos'YB rrHasy,y
Soy and % atcsrrent market rates, ana
constantly on hand full supply OF Gil
GOVERNMENT BONDS
sEVEN THIBTIEs, AND s0MPOunp
INTEREST EOTEe.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, o., sxeoc,ss
AID collections made on oil accessible points.
sel-d
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& IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
X. D OeOKF. tef jay Cook. a Dc. y Pr.,,ss,,
WIN. o. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
eoVERHMLHT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
ish ssvssf, spvostts sSs Essss-t Ds,xssas.s
Government Securities with Treasurer ur...
States,
~ONB MILLION DOLLARS
We buy and sell al classes OF GOVERN1kE,
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH BXCHANGE sad ssLs cs,l..,.-,
90 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHs
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government voucheu ON a..
MOST EVORABLB TERMS, and Civ. e.,.
fcI attention 70
kCCO UNITS OF BUSINESS MEN s~S sJsk
aud TO any other business entrusted % m.
FULL IMPORTATION In ress-s 20 CoylRH.
EEET LOANS st all times cheerfuIly furni.sss.
WIN. 8. HUHrfN0TeH, Dash
Washington, March -, 1853.
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MoXLEY,
FANCY DRESSES AND DoMIsoEs,
For Ladies, Gentlemen. and Children,
No. 445 TENTH STREET..
tSeoond door ROrsh of street, n n ?

MARIsI's 1AsHIossBLE DAsOIse
n. 80 between 9Th and 10th streen.
~ Nv open Tor reception Of Pupils ror
.rs co i or spgiy ct the Academy FOR circu
DaIs Of Tuition For Misses and Massers-r,..
csy, Thursday, and Saturday. from stosp m
for Gentemen-mondey, " ed nesday and sst
-ey, uea, . W ~ U. m se1<ff
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George Stephenson, and o. his Son, Robert Ste
phepson; com prfsine also History of The In
yeDtion and Introduction of the Rail Vav I,oco-
motivS By Samuel Smiles, Author OF self,
HELD" The Huguenots," &c With Rteel
Portraits and numerous Illustrations eyo
NlOth 3 90
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TAKE NOTICE.
The name c. JEWELL, and also the quality,
IL stamped on every bar.
Ask your grocer for any OF these, and be sure you
get them, and take no other.
Msnufsctory-5OO and soy street north. be-
tween 9Th and 5th, Washington %. Q. felS
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4 NEW UNIVERSAL ALMANAC.
WH!ffAKEBp ALMANAC FOR $50 -,
thick sel. small svo, ven printed, psS:r AZ az
.CosfKNrs: The calendar, Key TO the o.,.nI.,
H onss os 80 Scsndar he sneiish Government
Foreign Nations, 1ducasion Obi uariss 1.ssnss =.
oloes, Ar1y and Nav, British Poooesslons. Rsnr
- S~sSSs 0sss Sss fe 10
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HSArREE EETERTAIHAiNr, under the
q 9; Tsmplars will be given on THURSDAY
a-l 9Th street. The public are cordially invites
0@THE IRVING LITERARY AsSOOIA
~ ZION holds Its regular meeting To- NOR
row ktENlNG (EridsY at ~ o'clock ct the
Council Chamber. CITY Hall. The exercises viii
consist q Readings, Essay, Orstion, and Debate
The public are cordially invited. les
~THE FIRST MONTHLY TRADE SALE
AS of CO nBERLAND COAL will take place
10 MORROW MORNING, at IL q. IN prom utIy
az umc OF Nay Docks, Georgetown Ten thou,
II GLEASON & GLENN.
wAsPLcIsL MEETING OF THEBoARD
OF TRADE will be held on FRIDAY EVE
ING. 18th Instant. Tor the pur pose Of electi ng
oflcers fer the present year BY order of
John T. MITCHELL, President
r. SWRENY. Secretary fe S-7t
r-oFgICE NV YORK AND WASHIYg
AS TON STEAMSHIP COMPANY, G-srsEsr
WHARF, WASHINGTON ID. q Feb. "a. 1853 The
steamer Virginia, from New York, has arrived
OOnsignees Will pl-sse attend to the receipt OF
their goods without delay and fnrther potf ce
G. HOUGHTUN, Agent.
II Gstreet Wharf, Washington, ID. C.
Ar Ann ron
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- AND oALOOu,
SAS pEHNsHLvAnIA AvnHuH.
Between 18th and 18th streets.
OYeTIRS, oAnD AID BEGRsou nENTs
Iuinisheo st my Saloon q al hours.
Pefttee, Weddings, Dinnere, keceDeoos, g.
furnished Ct the shortest notice and the SfSaf
style: also, Table Ware sed BxDerienced WsitsrS
dea-sD jos. H. 0HAPRIELD
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND I4rH Srs.,
MOSDAY EVENING. MARCH Isr,
Tickets 10 be had at the different Book And
Music stores
fe24 Il IChrcn Int I
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PAUL DU CHAILLU
WILD LIFE UNDER TIE EOUATOR Ma.
I rated tor Young People. By PAul n IN
thaillu, Author Of Discoveries in Eauatoriai
Africa. Ashango Land ,''.'stories OF the tao
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