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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

HEALTH AND HAPPINKss.-The reputa Ion
OF DIR. Aborn, No. 2iS street, a successful
practitioner in all diseases of the eye. ear, head,
throat, and lungs, is one which is emInentiy
due him. and we are pleased TO mole the fact
that his invaluable services 10 the afflicted are
beng properly appreciated by the public far
and nesr. Making these diseases an especial
study, DIR. AbOrn has invented instruments as
the srpliants of medicines to assist him in his
treatment of the patient, some that we have
seen being most wonderful in their mechanism,
and equally as remarkable in their elective
Less, and displaying skill and fertility of iu-
vsntlOl in the orgination most rare indeed
We are aware of the susceptibility OF the inva-
lid to the loquacious and fiowery tongue Of the
physician and-the soothing effect it has upon
nervous natures. but DR. Aborn is none of
these. Like Gram, he is r3ticent Ike Grant,
he is practical; like Grant, he is successful
Conf1de in him. all We that are afflicted and
you will soon gladly and gratefully testify, as
thousands Of others have done, to the merit
and ability Of this great practitioner.-Chron.
lcle.
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NUN OvrR-ies'eIday morning. a little
colOred boy named Charles Cunningham. aged
ven years, was severely injured about his bod v
oy oeIng run over ~ grocer wagon near the
conner OF Massachusetfs avenue and lst street
ne was Crossing the street. and in attsm nun
70 nprry out Of the way of the wagon stumbled
snd ieIi ehen the driver being unable to rein
Up ms team, The vehicle passed over the un-
Iortunate yonths body, breaking one Of his
rlhs and otherwise infiictinc Internal in iuyies
Ire services OF physician were soon pro-
tured, ard every attention required was rem.
Cered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

Meals, 9c.-Beef. ch0lce, 20a30c. per H.; or
dirary; 15e: per ID; hind quarters lic., fore
quarters i2o. per h.; Lamb, l5a25c. per H.;
Mutton, 15a25e per H.; Pork. l4a20c. per h. Sal
Beef, 15alec. per H.; Smoked Beet. DOC; Sliced,
3oc-i Clipped. 30c.; Bacon meat, 17c.; Breast,
DOC: Middling. 1ea20c.; Sausage, I5a25c.; Pig
Feet. 25c. per sett; Veoison, 25s35c. per h.;
Lard, lsazCc.; Butter, 35a3Oc. per H.: Legs, 5a
75e. per doz.; Head Cheese, &c. per H.; Phila
delpnia Butter, 7oc. per h.; Roll Butter, 40a6Oc
per 10. Hominy, lOc. per quart. kraut lOc.
Poultry, Com, ac.-Chickens, 25casi per
palT; Ducks, SIPS per pair; Rabbits, l5a5Oc.
EACH Squirrels, l5c. each; Turkeys, 25a3oc. per
H.; Woodcock, 75c.: Canvas Back Ducks. 81 SO
per pair; Partridges, Soc each; Prairie Chick
Vegetables, ee.~Po,atoes, s1.sOai 60 per bush;
Onions. 3Ual5c. per bunch: old Onions SOC. per
peck; Cabbage. 3aIO cents head Beets IOaI5 cents
per bunch: Cucumoers, 10a20 cents per dozen;
Lima Beans, IS ceuss per quart; Carrots,
ia5c. per bunch; Spinnage, 25c. per peck:
Radishes, &c. per burcn; Celery, Ice. per bunch
Pumpkins. 5a25c.; Parsnips, iOc. per peck; Tur-
nips. ACC. per bushel Green PeppeTs, l5c per
dozen; Dried Apples 20c. per ct; Dried Prures,
25c. per pound; Dried Currants, 2oc: per
pornd; Raisins, 25c. per pound; Dried
Cherries, 81 cents; Dried Peaches, l5sr2O cen IS
per at; Preserved C.tron. SIC. per H.: DrItd
Blackberries, l0c.; Dried WhortIebeTies. 25c.;
Currants, ~ cents per quart; Egg Plants,
5aloc. each; Eermicelli, 25c. per pound;
Honey, Soc per pound: Apples, 3Oc.aSI per
peck, Sl.50aS6 per barrel; Ounces, 81 per
peck; Canned Peaches, 3Oa5Oc. per can; Pine
Apples 25a3Oc each; Bananas, IOc. each; Gar
den Grapes, 25c. per To-; Fox Grapes, 40c per
peck; Chesnuts, 2Oc per quart; Mint, sc. per
bunch Mustard, Csc. per jar; Sage, SC. per
bunch; Lavender, Zoe; Tansy, 1Oc.; Balsam,
5alOc. each; Lemons, 3Oa40c. per dozen;
Oranges, 25c. per dozen: Cocoanuts, 10al5c.
each: Shipstuff, 40a90c.; Brownstuf, i0a6Oc
Middllng, sOa9Oc; Shorts, 40c.; Corn, shelled;
81 5aSl.35, Corn. by ear, S}.5OaS5 Sc per Dbl
Corn Meal, 81 .20aS125 per bushel; Oats, 9Oc a
81 per bushel: Hay, 75c ,asl.25 per cw!.; Straw,
sl.25 per cwt
per bunch; Perch, 4Oa50c. per bunch. Cat
Fish, 25c. per bunch; Bunch Fish, Soc Trout,
Soc. per bunch; Lobsters, 12c. per H.: Mac kereI,
25c. each; Cod Fish, I2c. per ID. Salmon,
75c. per h.; Sea Bass, 15o. per 10. Herrings,
Acc. per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

FATHER WIGEr-Letters from tia D.,
Father Wiget. of the city, announce his arriys
in Switzerland, and thar his health is improy
Ing.
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TEE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

ana Purge Corrupt and Acrimonious Humors. and
retained deposits from the system N six hours.
AS A CATHARTIC they irc.sase, when sus.
pended, the periostaltic movement Of the bowels
and promote a quick evacuation Of its contents
Their iDfIence is extended throU ghout the system
pnrging the retsaed derosit- in the stomach into
the duodenum, stimulating the secretory ducts Of
the .ancreas and i.eI: in the promotion and in
crease Of the dow Of bile and rancrestic fluids.
PURGATIvEs OF common sloes exert their &C.
@u e nemSPsne. Without influencing the seT
or it's secretions. Such cathar.ics are unsafe In
that ind ace drastic liquid dischsr es should never
be giveL In cases OF inflammation or when there lie
The APERILNT and mild LAXATIVE p,o,,,
ties Of RAILWAYS PILLS are the best safegu ard
In tnese disorders, and in all cases of eruptions
and malignant fevers, their balsanie, heclias and
as and ses
Of the fauces.
The NUTRITIOUS and TONIC properties Of
these Pills are Of great service in depicting fever.
snd uterine DISCHARGES likewise . dinner PAIL, te
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sKDATIyE properties sllay pain In the
nervous system, stomach and bowels, either from
Inflammation, collie, astulence, Wind, cramps, SC
Their COUNTER IRRITANT influence extends
tion, congestion, or irritstisn. stimulating the
blood and nervous fluids in the congested vessels,
Counter Irritation 3 orally applied to external
remedies. Its application, internally, in the form
ct . rurgatve medicine, exemplf6ed in Railways
Pills, has proved q wonderful curative principle,
readily Withdrawing from the blood and fluids their
ecrid snd irritating huDon.
AS pIAPHORETICs Or sUDORIFICs they
stimulate the secrstions of the skin, induce exhs
iation of obstructed persp iration.
THEIR DIURETIC prophecies act on the kid
a ssEs; correcting and regulating the no" o.
ruryp ANTI prtvors ,-.~-...,. ...-,...
the liver I'm the secretion of bile and its discharge
thrshsh the hillary ducts. In ell ceses OF Head
SKIS. IMPERItOT DIaEsIION. c.ased ~. the
these pills. in doses Of four % Six win quickly req.
.laiethe actiop Of the hEerland lfree the patient
Pills taken DAILY, BY those subject bilious pains
and toFDidity Of the liver, will keep the system
regular and insure healthy digestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

MODERN LITERATURE. The following
unique EFF usioD. picked up on the street. adj
dressed 10 one Of our public school teaca srs, we
copy verbatim:
"MlsSers - TleeZe eckskuse phorr
s'eaIsn hom day fore ysrsturday beakawse he
wars ohfailen ldst1ILed J hoame phOrr ne after
mad TOT Goe tur the Offiss pbor- q is farthur
didn't git pai"d oph Sadsy. Oblyge mis- surs
washgturn DE-
Petroleum Mast y, Josh Billings and ether
writers Of thar style, will have to hide their
diminished heads before this new candidate tor
literary honors.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KfLL.-OmceI
Drane inis morning arrested Daniel j. MofFhtt
charged with an assault; and battery with i'm.
tent TO Kin Conrad Sole, with whom be Ia.
6een IN business, and he 10 held by Justice
Walter for a hearing.
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Persons suffering with any disturbance Of the Sc
eretory organs, that have diiculty in disehare.
ing the contents OF their bowels, that are an the
habit Of taking Pills opening medicines. should
try one box Of these truly excellent Pills The hap
piness of their effects the system, and the salts
factory evidence one box will give you of their
wonderful curative powers will convince you that
your faith and trust In them will become firmly es
tAblished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

r. N. nj. NJ. Co AT the annual meeting
Oh t1e stockholders of the Potomac Mills MN
rag and MISUNDERSTANDING (,ompanv. haid Ia :.
evening al Clagett 4 Sweeney's, the following
directors Were chosen 20 serve for the ems uing
ysar James w. Barker, John Purdy, ". q.
T. Brown ald ). r. q Morseu
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HISTORICAL PAINTING Mr. 4. NJ N
1uhianme, 10 artist Of Richmond. Va. has
recently arrived in .hIs city with a paan an p
when ne has Just finished. represent AZ the
feet By i've. and he figures OF the part.c,p ao,-
IN that event are Semi-liie size
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CANTERBURY HALI-This is aunounes1 n.
the last night OF the grand company ma, has
been so thoroughly delighting large audieorss
al mis- place of AMUSEMENT. A can.cau ma,iase
announced for this afternoon. CUR, the
H-hsb, Will appear Oh Monday nigh.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

~KNOWLEDGE IS POwER-A Free Lee
U3 tuIe will be denvered in Grace Church
.hapel; Gsorgetown TEL Saturday EyENING
je2t Circulation Of the Blood and the Apparatus
OF Breathing; illustrated by die and the mi
croscope. The public are invited. It.
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THE COURTS.

tRINiSAL CouRr, JHlr, ITstsr Yesterday,
aiter argument, the mott N Tor new trial ia tue
case n George and Catherine Garrison, con-
victed OF assault and battery. was ever-ulei
In the csees Of VIM. Johnson, alias Carter,
convicted OF burglary, aud Beverly Carter. lar
ceny, second oRense,1 motions tor new trials
were overruled.
This morning, the demurrer to the ind II
ment in the case Of Alansou Reed aud John -.
Reynolds. for conspiracy to defraud 10y means
Of circulars to postma. ters) was sustained, and
the accused " ere discharged.
CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Cdrttsr.-This morn.
ing. Nyce agt. Davis; Judgment by default set
aside. Wolf agt. Gernardt: motion for new
trial overruled. Barnard agL Poler do Stick.
ney agt. Baker; judgment by default final.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Olin.-This morning,
Hill agt. Gales ct al; order appointing w f.
Mattingly guardian ad Item. NJ ahoney ag,
Mahoney; order Of publication against absent
defendant
ORPHANS Court, Judge Purceu-To.day,
the will of George l.. Mackenhumer, beq ueath.
ing bis property TO his family, and nominating
j. w. Baden as executor, was filed, as also the
will of Mary p. jackson, beque;.thlug her
property TO her brother and sister. The will
of the late George Thompson was fully proven,
and letters testameEtary issued to John W.
Wade; bond $500. The will of John Foller
was also admitted TO probate, and lie tiers ties =
tamentary issued; bona 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

The MEETING OF THE CoRRRsPoNpRHrs
CLUE TO-DAY has necessarily been CHANGED
from } 20 D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

THB BOARD or SUPERVISING INsPKCTORs ov
STEAMBOATS,, IN session at the Gao toll To-day
inspected SAFE ty-yalvss and mercury guaees n
he works of Petit, DrIpps & Dalton. Tth
street and the canal. There is quite q WA
Song on now IN reference 10 the safety.ysiye.
snd y Is the purpose of the inspectors to thor
oHghiy test the newly invented mercury
guages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

CASE DIshIssKD.-The charge Of embszzIinz
lands belonging 10 the Hahnemann Life Insur
anee Company, CT Cleveland, alleged arain.t
Clark, snd which was partially heard
before Justice Shepherd some days SINCE was
again calico mp for further Investigation before
toe serce Justice Yesterday. Clark appeared
with his coansel, nv Ferdsll. who asked for
ID discharge OF mis- client, as the amount of his
inoeo soness was not as great as represented
ano setti.ment had been agreed upon between
them; besides which II wss then past the hour
Get Tor The hearing Of the case and the wit.
nesses for the prosecution had no, vet an
Peared- Upon these grounds Justice Shep herd
dismissed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

LA RrEs CARNIVAL MIHeTRRLs, SAID 10 h,
one OF the best troupes in the country, will Civ
> series OF their popular entertainments a
Walls Opera House next week commenr,n,
on Monoay evening
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PROMPT PtYMENT-On "wednesday the
property of MIR Michael Ryan, on l. street,
between 21st and odd street, was damaged by
fire 10 the extent Of a few hundred dollars, an d
yesterday the National Union Insurance Com
panv, in which 1t was insured through its
:. secretary, Mr.. n. ID. Larner, paid the money,
drawing check for the amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

SuDDIN DEArH.-Last night, an old mar
Damed DAILY living on The avenue, near Tibes
nue. for several years, died quite suddenly, a.
issupposed from the effects Of hard drinkipg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

CoRre, &c. DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
d twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established at
t24 pennsylvania aven ne, between and 9Th
streets, since 1851, successfully treats Corns
Bunlons. ChllblaiDs. Club and IngFowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience 10 the patient The
shoe capbe worn With ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
Of other responsible persons who patronIze
his establishment. Hours from 4. M. 20 D.
ne. Owing 10 press OF business at Office Dr.
White is unable 10 visit patients at their resi-
dences except between and . p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

REV. w. II. ASDRRDON. ID. d., will preach
at ii O'Clock mass, az 81. Pstrick's Church, 70.
morrow
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Significantly morning, as Elizabeth
crawford was awaiting her turn at the soup
house in The Seventh Ward, she was takeE
with spasms. Odicer Towers procured q cor.
veyance from Mr.. Seitzs, and took her to heI
residence where she was attended BY DIR
Ricord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

TIE SECOND LECTURE of Rev. DIR. Ander-
don, late of Oxford. ENGLAND. will pe deli vered
Tomorrow evening at Carroll Hall, his subject
being "Ritualisn,' and the proceeds will be
devoted 10 the clothing and education of indi-
gent boys under care of the Young Catholics
Friend Society. DIR. A. is one of the most
learned clergvmen of England, and thoroughly
uDds-s'snds his SUBJECT, which is now occupy
ing so much attention. HIS lecture last Sun
day evening was listened TO by large and ap-
pree'afe audience, and no doubt the hall will
be crowded tomorrow evening to be lr him
upon "Ritualism." The number of children
now under c1re Of the Young Catholics Friend
Soeieiy Is very large, and il is to b. hoped the
lecture season just Inaugurated will be q sue.
Cessful one.
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w OBMLEY'S CELEBRATED
DINING ROOMS.
Between 18th and 10th strs.is.
1saA
W o Il II l. E Y

WOR MLEY NE
Having returned from Paris, is now prepared to
furnish Dinner Parties, Suppers, &C., in the finest
style He purchased when in Paris superb Din.
ner Set, which cannot Be eQuallsd in this country
u 7.lm JAMES WORMLIY.
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DIR. MAURY,S
PATENT
IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES.
RECOMAENDED az TIE MOST EMINENT
AMERICAN DENTISTS

Letter from ChevaIiey Maynard, A. ", NJ. d.,
ID. D.. S
WARRINGTON, ID. o., April, ls63.-My Dear Sir:
think have now tried your brushes pretty
thoroughly. Your Improvement is one Of very
r:ry important. Fi,st. It favors tender gums
Ibis best brush OF the old kind fails to do SEC
ordty The ends Of The brstles being IN de hin
the will clear places accessible to he old
brush-the very places, of all others, where bru.l
ing 10 most needed. shall be very glad If You ca
Bile, for desire thar my former patients may not
remain day without the use Of this beautiful in
ventfon. Very respectfully, yours,
EDWARD MAYNARD.
Thomas y. Maury, n. D., Washington. d. O.
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CoRre. &c -J,r White Surreo,

'SPALDING's GLCE'' IL indispensable in
every well regulated household,
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FRATEENAL VISIT. - tomorrow King
Da, ~, Looge, b b., tSons OF the Covenant,J
OF Baltimore, Will arrive here on A f-sternsl
vat 20 the Lodges Of the Bistrict-EIisha.
Grace Acqu,la and Po,omac-and will he re-
e-.veo Al the Depot BY committees OF those
LooCs. Amer visiting the LODGES a srand
banquet viii take place at Kreis' Hall, when q
geod time is expected. The strangers WIN
doubtless ENJOY the ho>pffalIt,es OF the District
Il. BIS
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DOCTOR j. II. THOMPSON HAS RBMovHp his
once ana residence from the FIRST Ward to
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
tenth street. Once hours before 10 a. m, and
nom to p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
woman's Hospital, from l to ap. m. every
day. Sundays excepted. 1913
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LIKE REGULATION DRESS PARADE
teeth shou ID al ways be scrupuiously clean and
free from blemish Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible Sozodont, and when
they are veterans In the service they will still
be as ssgOod as new
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:FOn sale at the Drug flores.
LILLY BROTHER,
"a South Sharp street, Baltimore, Md. sole
Agents for Maryland, District of Columbia, Penn
sylvania and Virginia. Ie 7 n
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masonic ENTERTAINMENT-Ale lecture was
delivered last evening al the hall of Andrew
Jackson Lodge. +. A. A. NJ, in Alexandra, by
Hon. II. +. II. Brom well, Past Grand Master
State OF Illinois, which was attended by great
number of Alexandria MasOns, and several
delegations from the Washington Lodges
headed by Most Worshipful Grand Master
Donaldso and several other of the Grand Off.
GERS. After the lecture-which wis yery
eloquent one, and listened to with marked at.
tentior-the visiting brothers were invited to
the hall of the Dancing Academy, where an
elegant entertainment was provided for them,
and they en- joyed themselves until a late hour
Excellent music was furnished during the
evening by the Masonic choir Of this city. The
visiting brothers returned home about O'Clock
this morning
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TIE POTOMAC ERoNT.-Continue ned inactivity
prevails along the wharves, though no obstruc.
ton Is offered 10 navigation ny means of Ice or
Otherwise Wharf o gners do not expect any
change Till ID" first or middle OF February
JohHSon's Whdrf.-Arrived-Stea Guiding
S'ar, Johnson, from Alexandra, with wood
for the ProvIdent Aid Society; schrs Ann Twi-
bell, Edwards, from Matthias Point with wood
for j. Il johnson; John J. Crittenden, Nelson
rom Norfolk. Va, with lumber for A. A. Nc
Culloch.
Carer, Whdrf.-Arrivcd-ScEr Yorktown
swami from Oceoqusn, with wood for John
Il ord.
Ril'ys HhdlT.-At this wharf there ara daily
arrivals of oyster vessels from Hunting Creek.
ork river, and other poin's. loaded with c-r.
goes consigned to Messrs Wingfield, Stewart &
Co., and Turner Il Son. The market Is now
well supplied, and prices range from 50 cents
10 81. so per bushel
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ALEXANDRIA lTRNs.-The Gaze tie of last
evenir has the following:
frs.-The alarm Of fire last night, about
eleven O'Clock, " as caused by the burning Of
the two story framed building on the southeast
corner OF the intersection Of King and Water
streets, the property of Thomas Smith, but oc.
cupsd by II. Graiz, as clothing store. The
Fire Department. rs usual, was promptly on
the spot, and at work, and prevented the ex-
tension OF the flames to the surrounding houses .
Mr.. Smith had an insu on his property of
S1,5OO, which will cover his loss The stock
of goods was insured for $1,000. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
Directory Nesting.-The meeting Of the Board
of Directors Of the Alexandra, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company, convened on
Wednesday lest, adjourned yesterday. Among
other business transacted by the board while in
session, wss the election of T. H. landowner
depot sgent at Hamilton. A revision of the
freight tariffs was also made, by which charges
co some articles, wood for ms anse, are to be
slightly increased.
AbScon5ed considerable CONSERVATION was
manifested yesterday among those persons
who had lett watches with George Brandt at
15i King street for repairs, when il was dis
covered that that md viduaI had left for parts
unknown. Some ten or dozen valuable
watches, II is stated in addition TO other arti-
Giles. not his own, were carried of by him.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATR.-Green Williams
anctioneers. yesterday sold two-story frame
house and lot on 2lst street west, between /
and VI streets north, to John Curtis. for s455
Also, lot 80. in subdivision Of square Az, with
improvements, fronting on Rhode Island ave.
nue., between 9th and 9TH streets west, to Gale
SiCsman, for $500.
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HABKAs CORPUS CAsE.-Yesterday, in the
case OF Spencer Butler. for whom requisitiou
had been issued from the Governor Of Mary-
land. after the argument by General Terry and
Mr.. Darlington. Judge Fisher held the afiida.
VT on which the requisition was defective and
discharged the accused