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Probate Aatitrs.


70 me Honorable Judge OF PRO 5atc Tor ihe Coun-
Is OF Hancock
George II. Emerson and George ". Persln-.
A.liafni -frators ot the Goods sud EatAir which
were oi Geo. D.. : Bukcr. laie of Ca.isnc. dccess-
~ peetfnlly Represent that there uume reus
small claims due 10 said Essste. many IT which
are of unce ain value, and that Il viii he tor the
advantage Of those Interested ~ ihc kstste. ami
conducs 80 IT, more speedy seitiemcnt. that said
ele' snoald be- sod al rnOlie Auction. wherc-
fo hey praY that itey may ~ authorized to sell
-.. same accordingly. Z. >. AHnorr, their AttN.
Al Court Of rroba;s holden 81 Ellsworth within
And tor the County of HaBcscs. an The 10. We .
ursaav Of ps-r., A. r.. l-sls.
tBgiI AN. That tar szil retT's give n1fire
20 N persons Interested. rs cAn-4nE copy - this
order be puhii- hs,! thrss week. .uccesslsely in
ths Lilsworih American printed Al Ills Snrth, tasi
iscy mas AppcRr AZ Frohsts Court to - held a;
Hu'k pof;. IN I'D couniN. un tho twentieth day
81 Jsn. uoNi. al ten of the clock tho forenoon.
end ~hsv cAuso d any they have. Why the saiac
Should not b. allowed.
FAEAuR TUCK. Judge
A True opv.-kttes
4w - tEn- A. nfER. Register
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Merchants Line.
BOSTON Il PENOBSC0T RIVER
WINTER ARRANG EMENT.

1hs Steamship Wn. TIBBsrr-
SwIil run .eekly during the Winter
h@iwecn Ninferf.ort and Boston
ieaving wini.rport every MONDAY ats o'slocs !
M.
geiurninE-wiil leare Eowe.s warf Boston sv.
cry IHtRNDtJ. u NJ. touching al Bucks port
sandy Point Belfast and Tenants Harbor.
Freight taken at reasonable rates.
Also good accommodation FOR pas ssngvrs
Fare frsm wiuterport and Bueksport. ESQ
Fare from Belfast ard Tenants HArbor 2Jp
Meals extra.
FOR further information enquire 81
ID. w. {. FOLSOM Agent
yuvsss~t bee. a. lss. SSa
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STATE oFsAI~,.
Hancock. -, Court Of Probate oct. Tenn. a.

HAncock. -. Court Of Probate oct. r-rtn a.
l~N.
Euu ihc orrEainc Petition. DEnEHTp-Ilsat
sals petitioner gsyc gatlt uoile, " aI i,er-.tt
Interested ln CAUSING /. cnps uf th.
prt'ilau ard thi= -rarr thereon H. ~ trtl..b-.
thrre weeks -ucc.ssiNrfv .u the e. worth Amer.
can i newspaper Tunit-h.I Us Etlswurth. .a ....a
tounty iifat ihfs mas appear al a Iuu-t I'D rrt-
bate fgr sald tuUltv a. lc held at HueAst.4-t ,+I
To" Pa Mt.ius .lav uf Jan. nrNt 40 i,t I'D t.4,
ciock .r ihc ;sFsnoon 10 show cat.-c. IL zuv thtt
Day. SHY thc rrat cr of sAla petitioner th9l.t lot
DC Ersat.i.
FAHKFE TtrK JuI.c
Attest 'rfr'H-r a. NfIrt. u - ter.
= irue oat3 Ali"-i. tsvursc 4 p-,r Rcs ,trr-
swGI
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A n n f R Y.
,rcr,can and Foreign Paienis
r. II. EDDY.

SOLICITOR tt IA IN >.
tAt 4 gent = tAe l & Patent once, " AshiHei~h'
nnaer Tie Act cf isSs.
Ne, IS state ST.. Opposite XII by 81.
BOSTON.
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I'm slbscribcrs hereby givs puqlc notice - al
| N.ur.rncl. that thet have bveu dllN appoint
~ ant have taken upon iAeirsclFs- tho tru-: oi Aa-
i44lat. tratlr. ~ the .=tat- %
Charlie 4. cate, late u ca-tinr- - the
county 10 Hancock. Trader d"cea-rd. ny s1Flng
hnnd a. the law directs, they therefore quest
al per -ous lie arc indebted 20 the .Aid dsccas-
Cd estate II make immediate pA1 ine nj and
those who have any demands thereon 10 cAhibt
The same Tor settlement
WV II. WIrHEgII.
>AML h. MHIEING.
bee. 4. lsts 3wSs
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To the Honorable jung % Probate for the esun
~ of Hancock.
TIE uadersiguei. widow of Jainrs \. Cos!don
ste % neittAuu. ln E,sd county deceased respect
flls Represents that .A&d drccasol iled ros.e seh
. Personal Esfate. Inventors % which hss
tl.sa 3uly returned into the Probate Ofsce that
h"r rirSumsisncc- render it necessary that she
should have more of sand personal Cetatr than she
cntiilcd - distribution thereof. She there
f1rc rrSss hist tour Honor would grant her suc h
allowance out % said i.sr.o~-f " .Nss A. IN tnur
G'scrcil' ~ you may determine .-Ty and prop
AMI assoc appoint comualEs Esionerr tet nut he 2
caurf n Tho real estate of her aid husband
AnRA " CoNIspN.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

HHE subscriber hiss purchased the night % sell
Dr. A X. Abbott's Tobacco Antidote ln the
Sonnty Of Hancock. Orders received al his store
a Bluehill Fails and supplied.
Il. :. WOOD 4 co.
Bu.hlllFa liz. Nov. ~. 1865. smos46
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetsvu.

TEE INV Toll BRIDGk-The new .oIl
brloee over the "a 1educ; IL now cOmplated
and open 70 the public, and yesterday aeoat
twenty teams crossed. The toll collectors Of
OF the bridge, but NO toll will be charged for
the present The bridge was inspected On
Thursday. in accordance with the require
nents OF the charter, by the chief engineer OF
the TINTED States Army.
9os1 Ur.-The old ALTERED registry book a,
the police station has gone mp on me shelf.
where IL ought % have been long ago. and In
future the names Of all arrivals there will be
rendered IN large new book provided FOR the
purpose.
EUREKA DIVISION, SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
This Division held q meeting on Thursday
evening, and elected the following orfcers for
John Lovi r. 3, H. J. Peters; A. Il. ), X. X.
Mattngly; r. =, J. Il. Thomas; T. B. X Glad.
mon; q, ". II. wiihsms; q. w. A. Dumeerth;
A; g. r snsesmi = w r. james fenwiesi
RrNAwAY.-Abopt S O'Clock this morning
the horses attached 20 q hack belonging 20
Marcy & Paine, while staodiug on West street,
took fright and ran down Congress 70 Water
speed, they ran into the store Of Evan Lyons,
ESQ. The team WAS there secured. and. strange
10 cay, very little damage was done 10 the
vehicle.
TIM GRAIN MARKEr.-Stephen Branson,
colored. was seen coming down Bridge STREET
TINS morning by officer Cameron with a bag OF
corn on hls shoulder, and as he could no. give
SATISFACTORY account OF himself, the offieer
TOOK MIN 10 the police station. Bransou statad
that be sbought the corn from a dealer an ms
market. aud that AZ was " bite corn whereas !,
proved 10 he yellow. He is held TOR a hear,ng
RIVER -Eniered-Steam-r Valley
City, Mccarthy, from New YORK, with me-
chandIse for District merchants
FLOUR IssPECTroNs.-The -four inspection.
during the month OF December amounted "a
1854 barrels, Of various grades
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ALEXANDRIA AND "

ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.-The Gazette Of
last evening has the following items:
- The Late GGrrOting CGse.-ln Wednesdays
Gazette appeared a notice of a garroting case
that had occurred here the preceding night.
The following is statement OF the affair as
narrated by the sufferer Samuel Edwin Nc
Ciollan. soldier from Fort Washington. He
and George Mcdonald and two other soldiers
from Battery Rodgers, and a man dressed in
citizens clothes, had been a. a house of bad re-
pute on West street, kept by woman named
Frank Miller. While there he had eaten
cake which he supposed was drugged. Al the
invitation OF one OF the party ne had starteu
with them to some other house, out mad not
proceeded far, when having reacnea sort OF
and he was suddenly seized BY the throat from
behind, bent Backward over a knee, and rob-
Oea Oh sss Belonged to sergeant Williams Of
company NJ. ith U. s. Artlllery, stationed at
Fort Washington. His assailants then started
to walk away, leaving him lying on the
ground. but as he attempted to rise. one Of them
said ''the coat the s-ofa bias on Is worth
ten dollars let's have that too;" and fearing
that they would murder him if he resisted, be
allowed them to take his valuable overcoat
Having got all ne had, the highwaymen ran
of rapidly, in one direction, while he, as
speedily as he could, made his way to the sta
ton house
Seriously Hurt.-Pratt Dixon, son Of the late
Henry T. Dixon, about years old, while play
ing in the Warehouse of ID. Howard, on KING
street, between Fairfax and Water, about half.
past TWO o CLOCK tnls evening, Tell through the
hatchway In the second story, and was serious.
ly injured. The poor little fellow was taken
to the City Hotel. where his motner is board.
ing, and where Drs. Hommond and Gregory
rendered the necessary surgical assistance.
Both arms were broken and his head and face
severely hurt. He is the brother Of the little
girl who was run over by wagon and killed
on King street a short time since.
Painful Accident-Mr. Felix T. Taliaferro,
son OF Dr. Z. p. ] q iaferro, of Orange county,
in attempting to jump on the southern-bound
train on The Orange, alexandra and Manassas
railroad, al Orange Court House, had his leg
crushed so severely as to necessitate amputa-
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor j. DEF CURTIS. author Of n an hood ,
Medical hsseys on Marriage &C.: &C., bsgs u
extensive practice in BALTIMORE ne will in future
be able TO devote emily the following days 70 Their
interests, and will attend on WEDNESDAY,
EVENINGS from 10 p m, and SUNDAYS
from 10 TO and to .. m. at the OH oe Of tbs
Manhattan Relief Association, No. 222 + street
In rear of Wiliardb Hotel Otner days at his resi-
dence, 81 North Charles street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY Treatment and cure of nervous de.
bilty, and all diseases arising from abuses OF the
am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-02

Browns BRONCHIAL rRocHIs, for Pulmo.
nary and Asthmatic disorders, have prored their
emcacy by q test Of many years, and have re-.
ceived testimonials nom eminent men who
have used them. Those who are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, etc :,
which 10 IN Almost eyery case efectusl. '"e'S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILlAN HAIR
RENEWER.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILAN HAIR
RENk WEIR,

Renews the Hair
Restores Gray Hair to ITS Original Color.
Prevents its falling Off
Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy,
1t does not stain the skinl
II has proved itself the beet preparation ever Or
scented 10 the public,
Give Ii q trial. Price q 90.
r. p. HALL CO., Nsshau. N. H., Projectors.
For sale by all druggists. nsa4 eo2m
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Georgetown Advertisements.
L oBACco, SNUFF, snGARs AND PIPES.

Lumps, Fig, Rough and keady, Bright los Rlsck
Navy y 9, and los. Prices running from IN 20
down as low - 20 cts. per 10. wholesale.
sNoHING TOBACCO
900 D unds In Bales Of various sizes a Part Of
Which 10 put ~ and STAN PED according 90 the re-
N bottles 10 psoksges, "a do. a do, and OF.
suitable for retailing
15c 900, various brands,D ct $40. Sls. an.
$50, $40, $50 and $50 per M.
PIPES.
$50 boxes Scotch aud other Pipes. different
are offered for sale az re. a. under H n, se
Masonic sn) Georgetown, d q;
CEILING OFF at REDUCED PRICES TO
- CHANGE BUsINKss-fhe undersigned be-
ing about 20 make q change In business. will,
until the 18th day % March next offer their enri re-
stock 1t reduced prices Our Dress Goods, both
winter and summer. will be closed at cost or lees,
They consist OF Plaid aud Plain Merinoes, Mus
Inns, Poplfns, Alpacas. Lawns, &c.
Nj en- and Bows year, IN great variety; Flsnuels,
Cambrfos, Irish Linens. Shawls, shirtings, nd
Sbeeting fancy articles; together with all goods
usually found In Dry Good Store; will be offered
Cali and enamine for yourselves
MArFIELD BROWN,
de u I'm No. 121 Bridge st, Georgetown, ID. q.
g GoLpsTEIN, LICENSED PAwNBRoKER,
y. No. Bridge street, Georgetown. ID. ~
q. Money advanced Oh sll kinds of Mer- XOA
chandtse. to any amount. and for any timeo -
desired. af very reasonable rates Goods Bought
and sold. Business strictly confidential MS On
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONn
BEAurIrYINe THE SKIN AND COMPLEX

BEAurITrINe THE i skIH AND COMPLEX
REMOVES ALL ERUPTIONs, FRECKLEs
PIMPLKS. MOTIF, BLOTOHES, TAN, etc.,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY II is invaluable.
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has no equal
"PAPHIAE LOTION" is the emily reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN Soap
for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will mo-,
chap the SKIN. Price 25 cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
ssFLOR DE MAYO.o
A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER
CHIET EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, New York.
je s-y Sold by ell Druggists
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EATCHELOR's HALE DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the orid
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reli able
instan taneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
unts; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; invigo.
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful blad
and properly applied at Bachelor 8 wig Facsoy
No. 10 Bond street.. New York, 10 1S-eodly
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CITY ITEMS.

JAwKLRY.-Silver Plated Ware and Fancy
Goods, received TINS morning At Prigg's One
Dollar Jevelry Store, No. IS Pernsylvauis
avenue, near ~ street.
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TEMPERANCE ANNIvERsARY.-The Wash
ipgton Temperance Society celebrated its third
anniversary last night by public meeting al
Odd Fellows Hall, 7tn street which was well
attended. Mr.. John III. Thompson presided,
and speeches were delivered by Rev. e. W.
DenniSon and Messrs. Wolf, j. s. Holdings
head, VIM. NcPheeters, +. M. Bradley and w.
y. Drew, and quite a number of signatures
were obtained 70 The pledge Ii was stated that
365 signed the pledge book of the society during
the year-Just one for every day,
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LITTER CARRIERS REPORT.-Mr. James T.
Bell, Superintendent of the Letter Carriers
Department OF the Washin gton Post Ofice re-
porst that dunng the month of December, 1865,
there We're l3nita maiI letters, 1905 local let
ter. and 40,a5e newspapers delivered by the
thirty carriers employ ed; and during the same
time there were collected b, iS6 letters and j,5
newspapers. The report for the quarter end =
ing December 3lst shows 3i5,i94 mail letters,
$3.50 local letters, and lI29li newspapers de-
hyered- and 2iJ,04i letters collected
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1ssays for Young Men, on the Errsrs, Abuses
and Diseases, inciden Mt to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure sent by mail in sealed lie ter envelopes free
Of charge. Address, HOWARD ASS0CIATION
Box p. Philadephia, Pa. No IL SIN
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TIM ART GALLEY OF Prof A. V. S. Smith,
NJ 3e4 Pepnsyl vanIa avenue, Is fayoriie re-
SORT for connoisseurs, and his efforts 70 please
the public, by receiving new pictures, should
h. ee couraxed He has large assortment of
ehromos. many OF them very fine. THE Three
Friends" my old Kentucky Home" and
many others, are much admired Framing
Of mirrors, pictures, &c, promptly attended
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TEE SCHuETzrS VRREIN 6ERNANIA gave
tnerr hrst annual ball al Carpsi's Saloon, corner
of q and nth streets, last night. The Hall was
crowded. The Band of the &sth United states
Infantry, led by Professor Wagner, furnished
excellent music. and the festivities were kept
sp until after O'Clock tins morning. About
two O'Clock q fine supper was served BY M.
I'd AbneP
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CARRIAGE SLIPPKRs AND SOCKS, to keep the
feet warm when riding, only 20 and 25 cents q
pair. ADAMsoN's,
SOC 9th St, next TO Pa. avenue.
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THE ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL of
81. Pauls Church, I'D stree, was held on Mon
day last, holy Innocent Day. A large Christ
mas tree was provided, heavily loaded with
presents for the children; beautiful carols were
sung, and an appropriate address was deliy-
cred by Rev. Mr. Morris; after which the tree
was stripped of It's fruit, and each child re-
ceived a gi {. This school now numbers 30
teachers and about 1sj scholars.
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OPERATIONS OF THE DETECTIvEs.-Lieut.
Nelly, OF the Detectives, makes the following
report for the quarter ending December 31st:-
Number cf~oe 1eries reported. 2'6; arrests made,
llO; amount @ property lost stolen, S24 50 10;
amount recovered by officers, S3.2I5.25; amount
turned over 20 Property Clerk, S2Sj; amount
turned over 10 owners, $3.50 .; amount taken
from and returned to prisoners, Si6.SJ. recoy-
cred by precinc. officers 1855; recovered by
owners, $40 Of The total amount SEQ was
lost prOpSrty
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DRowNRD.-Yesterday afternoon, colored
man, name unknown, was drowned from the
Long Bridge, while practising gymnastic feats
on the rail running parallel Herewith. 1t was
reported as our paper was going TO press, that
the body of the unfortunate man had been re.
covered
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valuable pocket companion for registering
events. ShillingtoRs Bookstore, corner Of AZ
street and Pennsylvania avenue, has one hun
dred different kinds. in various styles of
binding. Z
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j HB JEvYDIsou ol0AH.
All sDokese aestfinG - extra 10 esas 0IoAR,
sheald not AL . sfy TIE nresa ecla - 031
Henoyivan1a aven1o, eDDoGito Willaedb.
Go In
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PLATES RDsfAuRAHr, at the old stand. sou.n
side Of Pennsylvania avenae, near 6th street,
Is one at Which every luyury is ob:ainable, and
liquors and cigars Of Ne bee; brands are a.
wayson hand.
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OFFICIAL.
CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the Sixty.fifth Council.

AN ACT 70 set the curbstones and pave the foot
way and cutters on the north and south sides
OF 7 street north, between Seventh and Four.
tenth street west.
BE ii enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council # the CITY Of Washington,
That the Mayor be, and ne is hereby, author.
lied and requested to cause the curbstones to
be set and the foOtway and cutters to be pa we'd
on the north and south sides Of T street north.
between Seventh and Fourteenth streets west.
The work to be contracted for and executed
in the manner and under the superin ten den ce
provided by law; and 70 defray the expens es
OF said improvement special tax equal to the
cost thereof is hereby imposed and LEVIED on
all lots or parts Of lots bordering on the line OF
the improvement, the said tax to be assessed
and collected in conformity with the proyis ions
OF the act approved October 13, 1865.
Approved, November 81, 1868.
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COMPLIMENTARY TRsTINoNIAL-An agree
able feature of the New Year was the presen-
tation of a gold headed cane to Harvey the
Oyster King. on the part OF his employees, at
his establishment, corner Of 1Ith street and the
avenue,
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ELECTION OF OYFICKRs.-Weoeter Lodge,
No. :, Knights OF Pythiss, has elected the fol-
lowing ofhcers: w. C.. W. II. Bradley; v. u,
Hentry Stevens, banker, John Wheates: trus-
SDee, i. Hoffman, T. Goodheart Robert fleR-
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0MrL1NnN's PARTY or Wedding Suits ara
MADE, in the best style, 70 measure; or can be
FOUND ready made in variety, at Geo. Z. Hen
nIng's, No. 5ll Seventh street, for One Price
Only.
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LIKE "QUAKERs' GUNs"-Artfcial teeth
are Of little use and easily detected. Take care
OF the real ones. All you need is fragrant So
zodont Use il daily and your teeth will De the
last Of Natures gifts TO fail You.
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NOTHING Is MORE USEFUL TO all professions
than pocket diary. Messrs. Philip Solomon
have just received a large assortment, in
various styles, to which they invite the atten-
ton of the public, as they are disposlng of them
at very reasonable prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-02

THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL, corner OF 18th and
n, mission enterprise in connection with ST
Pauls Evangelical Lutheran On urch will be
open tor morning service for the first time 20.
morrow. Preaching at IL O'Clock by Rev. II
l.. Baugher, OF Indianapolis, Ind; and Al .
O'Clock Dy Rev. Nj. Valentine. ID. d., President
OF Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. Rev
II. G.. Grossman Is associated with Rev. DR.
Butler in charge or this enterprise.
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FIRr-About OK O'Clock the roof Of the
quarters Of the Hibernia Fire Company. tGov.
renment Brigade,) caught fire, but was ex.
tinguished before much damage Was done. An
alarm wA rang in from bon 70, and the
Fire Department WAs prompt On he spot.
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FINN ORANGEs.-Mr. ]. Pear son, &ei Sth ST.,
ras y1se s ,uJ nu s ~, ~. " .son =,
them measure nearly eighteen inches in cir
conference. and all are perfectly ripe, fresh,
sweet, and juicy. Pearsons .ruit storeis get.
ting 10 be an institution, and the display OF
good things there is very tempting.
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M. WILLIAMS. -

N. WILLIAMS. ~
CL0AKs. CLOTHS, WALKING surr.
BB00fktJs, TLxFs, IIoWsks. ktss su5ssss.
kkt0 SLovfs, fAIS, sAsass. s6Asrs.
Cannot Be surpassed IN Price and ousrYev
CLOAke, DRBseDe end BOGNkTe "a. a.,
sneistsss PaEisaAa Styls, q short notice
S3S PEhHyYL vANn AvBNwR
Asd 0ss 1tsesss, Psris. e.r
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" WAsHiN GroN, ID. u /, Dee Is zen
On the Ictition Of jaws A. VAN RIPs1 = a,
eerins xallsy: n =. sdninstrstor Of the estate Of
March, 1855, for an improvement in Locus:
IL 10 ordered tn.t the said petition be heard a,
thfs ONCE the lst day Of March next Anv nersos
mai oppose this extension. Objectfons- 49,
uoes and other papers should be hled in THE 60
" enty Gays before the day Of hearing.
ELlsHA.foOrB
ee2-lsww Commissioner Of Patents.
SAAI,i.LDsA ssbi s.IdS SSSsEsorIoHEEr
gao pESNsyLvASIA AyRyrx
besween 18th and 18th streets
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-02

THE CHARITY SERMON of Rev. Father
Doherty, at ST. Patrick's Church to-morro ",
for the benefit OF St. Aun's Infant Asylum
will NO doubt be responded 10 literally, as n
is for such q praiseworthy cause. The number
of infants in the asylum ~ this time is quite
large, and of course the expenses have in.
creased considerably.