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ALEXANDRIA.

MuIrAL PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. The
second meeting OF the Cameron Protection As
ISOLATION was held on Thursday night last.
Twelve additional members were enrolled The
report of the Committee on Organization and
the Constitution and Bylaws was adopted.
The most important OF these laws are the sixth.
Which Prescribes "that when a horse is stolen
the captain OF the patrol shall instantly send
zen men, well mounted, in pursuit, on the roads
%Ss5 snsnn likely to be taken BY the thief that his
capture may be insured; the 9TH that directs
the Executive Committee to offer a reward ana
communicate promptly by telegraph with the
police OF the neighbOring cities and counties ;,
and the 9Th THAT establishes scale Of weekly
assessments on horse owners, to raise q fund to
be placed In the Treasurer's hands to meet Ali
expenses" '
BURGLARY.-The Jameson Steamer Cracker
BAKERY Of Mr.. George X. Hill s Co. was en-
sered by thieves during the interval between
Saturday nigh and Sunday evening. tbronch
irom its fastenings. Fortunately no money had
failure. "o
The CONTESTED ELECTION CAsR.-The In linn
OF testimony In the case Of Charles Whittlesey
VINO proposes to contest the right of Hon. Lewis
Mckenzie to his seat In the House Of Renres
sentatives, is still In progress here.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu.-To-iay,
letters of administration ON the estate of F. w.
Fihan were issued to Henry Iseman; bond q 900.
Juliana H. Barry obtained letters Of admins
Euphemia b. Reilly; bond $500. The win of
the late Jane l.. Graham was fled. fully proven
and admitted to probate, and letters Of aiminis-
tratfOn with the will annexed, was issued to q.
W. Graham; bond $14, 600. She bequeaths GER
tain property to her son. anil the balance in
trust for her daughter and heirs. The will OF the
late George Chapman, bequeathing his estate to
his wife during her natural life, to pass at her
death to the wife Of his son George. was fully
proven Mary Gallant qualified a. administra-
tor Of the estate Of tae late Peter Gallant
bond 50 900. Louisa b. Wcigl tnan qualified az
and also as guardian OF the ehiitiren-bonj
81 200. The will Of the late William Marshall,
bequeathing his estate to his wife during life
and at her death to his children. was filed, fully
Evening star., 1870-01-04

BRoNcHrrle.-From Mr.. 4. II. Gardner. Prin-
cipal Of the Rutgers Female Institlte. n. V,
May II, lsSs:-"I have been afaicted with Bron-
chitis during the past winter, and found no re-
lief until found your frnct g." "Brcxss Bross-
cAiai IreoAss, "or Co.gh Lozenges." give prompt
relief In Coughs, Colds, and hroat Diseases, and
are for sale throughout the United States and
most foreign countries.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

SIMPLE, NolsELEss, AND NEVER GET OFT op
ORDER--fartiss wanting 60 buy a sewing ma
chine should rot fail ~ see Wilcox * Gibbs i'm
operation at the agents, e. BAUM. Corset and
Hoop-skirt man ufao turer, 9Th street, between
ID and T.. n
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L HI InPoRTANCE OF HKALrn.

None ogs thoee deprived Of this blessing know a
ts Ioes The pimpled, blotched and letter covered
peEscn Iooks upon clear, smooth skin With jealousy
tenn. ssd VIII shs ses ,rs. c eGse hr's "a
whsn the blood impure disssss Z ssrs 70 foIis~
s retsers, Ss'y Sery .iSsSins MIN n thoss bsshss Pin
esls., IL zs Avert the calamity by SarifyinS tSs
san ksif1Ss ROOT AND HrRn yu,cr.
bc1ore ecrofula takes Q hrm hold
H9S nany have the virus q syphilis On the Usssm,
ana N that condition Contemplate marriaee fno1s
ING nste o. ne benefu udnence the cons{itufion
these impurities; Of that scrouio1s e~hicS
many cases II hereditary IN ths Constitution, be-
81 ~ y99 Srne mlssery oa yoerssh and onprinG.
SANARIfAN'S GIFT,
n only real cure 1or Gonorrhpe, Clesx s,6 n.
T. csussc S ind.scTetos Only ten piIIs pure
eary "os usss:. Sss css ssi;s :Sa
cures N frOn two 90 four daye thus ss odIne troubia
exposure, and the eztortion OF ouacks' Hale PssSs
sei, r.s.i.:s ~; iks"ais'' o. Sold y q FoRp, ssa
nas-soiy sis Rae. ssrset. PhiisdeiSsl..
" bfSfRicf of coIGmsIhH. T. ws.xvs,o.
CogsIy, 10 sst:-In the oase Of rOCLnIN A
ss.S sss = Pc S
Cosniy sso!s1N,, sRPointsl ga TURDAT, ysnssy
8 Sns kin, a. ~ - 49, Tor Tie anel ssts!smsnt ssa
ssd "a he 80. 8 hand :: isr . de ssss sS; ~;
ben esilssssd an4 tsrnsd into money; vhsn anl
so ss sn q sse sss9sa, sId hs Of I'D dss...sa
ifcn al Sssss il "a sssssssds sssss. p Ps.ss ssc
s'fss a ,ssss sess .Ist e ,Ss 6, t.. ~
&r-h1sW a. w1DeIKR. lssisssr q vm..
Evening star., 1870-01-04

CLOSING Our SALE OF WINTER CLorHNe.-
To clear our counters for the Spring trade we
are selling our Winter Clothing regardless OF
cost. No customer will leave without pur-
chasing, ii any reasonable concession in prices
will satisfy him.
L. ID. BARBOUR & Co. Oak Hail.
1926 460 7th street, opposite Post Oficc.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAnRoAD.--Yes-
terday, in the Criminal Court, (Judge Fisher.l
m the case OF the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company, charged with obstructing public
thoroughfares, Mr.. Cook concluded his argu-
nent on the prayers offered by the defence. He
eontended that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road In the hrst location of their road. exhaust
ed their power, and were without power to make
any change whatever; and offered PRAYER ask
ing the court to instruct the jury to lind the de-
fendant guilty on all the counts except the
fourth count, and 50 much Of the seventh count
a. relates to street.
Mr.: Buchanan, for the railroad company, fol-
lowed Mr.. e., and said the very gist of this case
VA. what rights were conferred by the acts of
oDgress OF 1851 and 1855 upon the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. Before going into
the argUmcntaTy he thought that minds must be
disabused of false impressions and place Our-
selves in the position of the Congress and cor
porafion OF Washington in 1851 and 1885, and in
thls view the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pAny was not gigantic corporation, but pio-
aeer railroad company, struggling with finan-
slal IL ln1cultles and without means to move the
corporation OF Washington by the champagne
snPpeTs which have been described. He quoted
from various authorities to show that the words
OF a statute should be adhered to, the intent Of
tse legislature furnishing the key to their con-
struchon. and that these acts should be liberally
constructed to promote their design.
He proceeded to construe the act of 1881 under
the night OF these principles. That act evidently
Intended TO make the charter granted by Mary
land the measure of the rights of the company
In this District The construction of the rail-
road see med favorite of Congress, for the act
gave The railroad right TO enter the city at q
point and in manner which was most bene-
neial, not for the city, but for the rairsad conn
Pany. He quoted an ordinance OF the CITY of
August, 1S55. releasing the claim of the city
apon the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for a
change of grade at the Second street bridge over
11beI creek, in consideration of the payment OF
a certain sum. and argued that this alone proved
the assent OF the city TO a change of the street
grades
To-day, Mr.. Buchanan continued his arru-
ment, contendlng that the onus of proving that
the company had not pursued the law Tested
with the prosecution; and he denied that the
company were liable for obstructng the streets.
Which existed only on paper. MIR. Cook is reply
ing this afternoon.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

IhrrrtHnE SuPREME COURT OF rHr mr.,
ceMb.r. ~ Hse ooLUhBiA, the 2lst day Of De- De-
The Oak Hin Cemetery Co.,
Anna n Stone, Francis h. BAN. 70; Lsst Equity
lem 80 =. =; stone, 4 Perry Fulisr,) eAs'"
Msthevs .,asne ~ me complainant, by Mr.. Charles n.
herein 1a%sa nH % cause their % be enssrs
Ssys ate, % hSsre the first ruc day Occurring forty
Ny the Court.
Trss e0py-Tsst:-R. J. nrIGs. ON. sep-v
Evening star., 1870-01-04

THI NEW JHReEY ASSOCIATION met lsst
night In Union League Han, and Messrr. Salter.
0arfetson, and kaighen were appointed com
eeaeon,
Evening star., 1870-01-04

CHAscx TO Buy NICE HOhE-See sdver-
- NE st Of threcst0ry brick dwelling, With bay
sf DIV and iron IA hing in 'front.' north siSie
strset bstween Vermont avenue ard i4fh stree.
s.e ,ihip one hundred feet CT l4th street cars,
81 aaie.
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a. has obtained from the Orphans' CoUrs ~ W.osf
s0nnly IN the District Of Columbia. ett.r.
fOkS, fbK9OkS, late Of Washington COUNTY a,a!sWlS ,m.WlS
deeessed Az ar pc5sons having claims sssIust The ss;s
With the vouchers thereof TO the mhScrsns me same
vie law Be- osy e dssssn ar Other
estate Given under M hand this Isth 2. the aid
deS lsSs1 wALTER s. COX, W
Evening star., 1870-01-04

1T Ie UHDKRsrooD that an interesting m eetinz
or the Washington Railroad Association viii be
heid at the City Hall At half-past seven O'Clock
liver an address.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

THE FIRKMHN's INSURANCE. ConPaNv nj,
their annual meeting yesterday, elected the
following directors to serve the ensuing vear:~
James Adams. T. Edw. Clark, Andrev Roth
well, Ihos. Parker, B. B. French, j. ID. bar
clay, W. Z. Howard, C. w. Davis, Esau PICK
erell, Leve johnson, Geo. Waters, Ed. Shoe
maker and Albert A. Wilson. The new hoard
win organize this evening.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

THE Wisconsin, REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
held meeting last night, and committee WAS
alIo,nted In reference to holding their second
sOciable.
Evening star., 1870-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL TaRArRR---Mr. and Mrs. W. j (.
TloreDce. Colleen Bawn.
Wallis OPERA HoUsR--La Rue's Minstrels
WHIrKH JRsT GALLRRY.-ManmOth IIlumi-
nakd War Views, and other Magnificent Repre-
eensAtons, every evening at ! X O'Clock, AMI on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 3H
Pm
6eEzAGA HALL--Fair for the new German
0Aureh.
LINCOLN HALL--Lecture by Rev. W. III. Nil
blrn.
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, at 10 o. m.
SMITH & STRose's ART GALLERY, 31 +
street.
MARKRITRR's ART GALLKRY, 4s6 7th street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 30 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

CoRNe, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chrropodist,
of twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, previous 10 being es-
tablished at 42 Pennsylvania avenue. between
~ and 9Th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions. Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases Of the feet,
without pain or Inconvenience TO the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands OF other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from A. m. TO 6 p. I'M. Owing to
press Of business at ONCE. DIR. White Ia unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and 8 p. m
MoTro-"Quaek Sales and Small Proftsv
just having opened an immense stock OF new
Goods, of which We will dispose Of as quick as
possible, We win sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz White Shirts75, 81, 8. lbs and upwards,
q splendid article, all Linen Bosoms, and Cuffs
g and e2.25. Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 80, 70, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
and S1.25. Good Cotton Socks, 3 pairs for 25c.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock Of all
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c. per box Knit
Jackets, a splendid variety. The finest selection
Of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen i'm this
city. Come one, come all, and every body win
be satisfied FRANC q GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall,
No. 45s 7th st., opp. Patent Office, and
1852 No. SIG 1th ST., between ID & sts.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

GEORGE SNALLwooD, cOl0red, was arrested nv
OMcer Anderson yesterday ON the charge Of
pastarday, preferred BY Louisa Green, and
nifty the mother.
Evening star., 1870-01-04
OLIDAY LUXUR RIEs

HOLIDAY LUxURIEs
THOMAS RUs9ELL'S,
ESQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NAPoLEoNs CABINET
CHAMPAGNE
the iavorite Wine Of l.. Dclmonico. New Yorh
CHAMPAGNE IN HALF PINTs,
For invsiids.
Also,
BouCHE, fILs 4 co. s ard L. RoEpERERe
DRY NERZEEAH, CABINET,
DRY sILLERf, CARTE BLANCHE.
HOLIDAY
WINES, LIQUORS, CoRpIALs.
FRhsH HAVANA,
And the Popular Brand Il
LITTLE BELT sEGARs.
BOOTH co.'s CELEBRATED
OLD TON GIN.
OLD RYE and BOURBON WHISTLES.
FINE OLD CoGNAC BRANDlRs
OF guaranteed purity.
JAMAICA and ST. CReIx Run.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISTLES.
STANDARD sHERRIEs.
SUPERIOR oLB PORTS.
CHOICE CLARET and RHINE WINES.
sPARKLING and STILL BU RGuHpIps
SCOTCH and ENGLISH ALEs.
LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES.
OLIVE OIL, sARDlNEs, PEAS. MUSHROOM.
ETC ETC
THOMAS RVsSEI.I,
256 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
dE-tJa. Between 18th and 18Th streets
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HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF -
REAL LACEe, CLOAK vELvETs,
6AfINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKs
DRESSES, RIBBONS, FEATHERs.
FLOWERS, BONEETs, FLATS,
TRIMMINGS, and al kinds OF Partisan Noyslti,s
Also the celebrated J. p. B. FRENCH OORSEp9.
Dresses md Clocks made 70 order
336 Pennsylvania sveuua.
novl Cite Trcvise, Paris.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

FIRL.-About 10 O'Clock last night fire was dis
covered in small frame house on H street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, and Officers Zirwos
and Ryan extiBguished Il without giving An
alarm. Damage slight.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

THB LIST OF LICENSES issued by the CORPORA
tion Of Washington city since November Ist.
tsoS, which expire November 1st of each wear.
nas been published by the Register, Mr. John
e. Cook, in handbill form, as required bv law.
and contains 600 names, distributed as fol-
Goods, Wares, and Merchan.iise.-First Ward
M Second, Isl; Third, DID; Fourth, 3I2 Fifth'
IL; Sixth. III; Seventh, 2o2-Total, 1,32I.
Liquors, Wholesale and Retail.-First Ward
5I, Second, 80; Third, 26; Fourth, 43; Fifth, rs:
Sixth, 2G; Seventh, 57-Total, 21s
Hats, Caps. Boots, and Shoes.-First Ward 3:
second, y Third, Is, Fourth, "A; Fifth, 4; Sixth,
.; Seventh. sTotal, -
Fourth, 3; Seventh, 2-Total,I.
BaEatelle and Jenny Lind Tables-Secopd
ward J; Third, 4; Fourth, II; Fifth, ,; Sixth, 1;
Seventh, Total, q.
Bllliards.-Secondw Ward, 2; Third. 1; Fourth.
eTetal, 6.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

The N STREET TUNNEL ScHRMI-An ad-
Joerned meeting of the property holders on VI
street north was held last evening at the school
mouse on M, between 10th and llth streets for
the purpose of hearing the report OF the COM
nittee appointed to procure signers to the re-
nonstranee against tunneling that street for
sseam railway purposes, Mr.. j. Russell Barr in
MI Wilson +. Brown, from the committee.
reported that they had found the work a te,lious
enc, on account of the difficulty in finding the
property owners. He stated that the signatures
OF about three-fourths Of those Interested With
IN the territory so far canyassed had been OH
tanned to the protest, and that i'm no case had n
property holder refused TO sign it, nor had he
yer seen an owner OF resident on the street with
one exception, who was i'm favor of the project.
\ enable them to complete the work he asked
Ior further time, which was, on motion extended
Tor one week, and the committee were instructed
70 have the document then properly presented
70 Congress.
Gessrs. VIM Stickney, s. III. Kaufman. and
y. W. Wright were added to the committee for
ses purpose, and after number Of those pres
snt had signed the remonstrance, the meeting
adjourned sine die.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

III ~. klERSTEADS
" UkRIVALLED REMEDY
IHE KING OF ALL PAIN.
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND EXfrpNAl
MEDICIEE, WILL CORE
Neuralgia, Sprsins s nAA1's
Rheumatism, Diarrhr.s
coushs sho Soipe, Hevcr and Ague,
Crsmps snn Cholte. Cholera Morbus,
Inflammation Of the Kidpsys
fllee, Burns, Foul Stornsch
sno many other diseases and ailments of the hun,a.s
body, too numerous 90 enumerase
Diuretie, curing diseases Of the X Kidpevs ana
Bladder. II is Tonic and stimulant giving an ap-
Hi sna insieoraune the sy stcm Ii is Diapho-
an Expectcrant, acting the Lungs aud good In N
There is not Q pain ache, nervous or inaamms-
Tory, but that the King Of all Pain will relieve and
IN most instances entirely IL should alvavs ls
USED before any other remedy 10 tried for ID Z AZ
nssdsd Sef'AAn An s'eV case TO Dc the only thing
PRICE, so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
ooa ~ Az Druggists, Apothecaries and Dealers
W. II. BROWN BRO, Sole Pro,r;.,o,.
en-Aw@ Wholesale Druggists. Baitimore. Ma.
81 col kEn COX Em
Evening star., 1870-01-04

icAL SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LlhbiA.Ihe Color Question Agaia--After our
report Of the annual meeting Of this Society
sioeed yesterday afternoon, DIR. G. NJ. Ford.
Irom the committee on the ''Annual Oration,"
announced that the same would be delivered on
Wednesaay, the 18th instant, az O'Clock D. m,
In the Medical Hall, by DIR. n. s. Lincoln Dr'
robert Rey burn asked a suspension of the rules
70 allow the reading Of a resolution THAT no
physician lwho is otherwise eligible) should h,
e1eluded from membership in this Society on
account OF his race or color" and advocated its
passage al length He referred to the fact that
tne clerical, legal and other professions had
opened the doors to all, without distinction Of
race or color, and the medical profession would
necessarily have TO do the same. He did NOT
mean dscourtesy to the Society, but Thought
they might as well submit gracefully As 10 he
compelled to do so, and he asked that the resp
lution be considered al once. Dr. A. W, Miller
asked Dr. Reyburn if he meant for cslored
physicians to come into their meetings and mix
In generally, to which Dr. Reyburn replied ..un-
questionably so." DIR. Borrows said thai he was
prepared To vote for the resolution when il came
up. The meeting refused to suspend The ruIes
Tor The purpose, and then adjourned.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

NJ DIR. jos. TABER JOHNSON h.. ...,....
~ his position under the Goyernment. s1d ds.s3 wS'
nrofs1sas give his entire time 70 the Drsefos Of ~
Once corner 10th and n strests.
Once hOuTs-s 70 O. m
2tosp. m,
Evening star., 1870-01-04

TIE NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUE held THAR
loving ofhcefs Ter the ensuing wear: Gen T,ys =
Parker, Presidenf; Hon. John w. Douoias.
1nt Vice Pres dent; Cen. Noah l.. Jef9ries.
lag Secretary; j. ID. Hyer, Correspon,iino gu
setsry; A. H. Bsnner. Tre asurer; Jos Y. Potts
sssrsI; hessrs. Edw ard French A. X. Bennsr
". e. Cutler, and T. ii. wsdden were elected
Directors.
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TELEGRAPH u

TELEGRAPH
TIE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
SOMfANi mas extended wires to the Nayy Ya,d
and opened an ONCE in D ODonnellS Drug Store. u'
NO. S91 EIGHTH STREET EAST.
where the business Of its patrons in thar s.c.,,
IA Al y ~ S hereafter receive prompt attention.. y"
Evening star., 1870-01-04
Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS powLIyG. Auctsoneer.
- 1os Bridge street. G~ors~tovr

".
- ioI Bridge street. G~oreetovn.
HElGHTs FOR SALE
- Ny vfrtne af q deed ot bear ns date An
othe 18th of Decemher 4. ~ lSss and aui, p
>>corded In Lih-r and X. So.t q, folio al ard
a. The request cf the party sscurei thereby. viii
cnsr .cr sale. On the premises. on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON February 2, 1s-o. ut ~ clock all thaf
Lot oi Ground situated Georgetown H. ishts, and
bounded a. folows:-B.ginninS ne st point the
line of Congress street one hundred and seventy eD
feet eouth of the southeaSt of Road and Csn-
RreSe streets and running tn south in aid line
of Cong ress street hundred aud .etcu feet slr
inches more or less, e. the nnr,hsc-, crnrr a Vim
G. Bu~eys lot thence eaSeriy with the north me of
Buseys bot one hundrei and twenty two fa..t Ave
inches 20 the line &C fourfeen fet vide allie,
thence north with aid line &C aid alley o. the south
east corner of Jonathan Csrer LOT, snd thence with
the suth linz of aid Carter lot o. the beginning
The attention ofcsritsli-st g. call-d % this prop
eriN, a> u one of the eligible building ots
near +. N Iinthicum late residence.
Terms. One hall cash, balance in six and twelve
mouths, with interest. rnt Secured the premises
deposit u 8 lo viii no required q. -apn as the
property - Knocked down, u will be immediately
re-otd. IL the terms oi ssle MT compiled With
WYNN hNe dave, the property will be- rcslli the
fisk and cost Il the d"faultnC purchaser. All con
es anclng including revenue stamps, At the &C
the purchaser
JOHN n. DONNELLY. Trustee
~ eodts 1HOS. DON LING. Aucti.neeF
Evening star., 1870-01-04

THn TRUSTEES OF CoLoREp SCHOOLS held a
special meeting ut the Stevens school house last
nlght In accordance with the request OF citizens
Of Seorgetown and Washington TO take into con-
esderation the differences existing in the Board
and 10 devise some measures for their adiust-
ntnt Present Mr.. Alfred Jones and Mr..
Charles King. The call of the meeting was
read by Mr.. King, and il was decided to cali a
meeting Of the citizens at An early day for a full
discussion Of the matters at issue and to answer
any questions that may be propounded In refer
ence 20 the dOings Of the present Board The
place proposed was Union League Hall, and the
nme named next Friday night. Several appli-
cations for teacherships were received and re-
ferred. Also, sundry bills submitted, some of
adjourned.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

TIE THEATERs.-At the National to-night
win be presented Bourcicault's beautiful Irish
drama, the colleen Bswn," with Mr. and
Mrs. Florence in the principal roles, a. oriQi-
nAlly performed by them In London over one
hundred successive nights to crowded houses
Zanfretta matinee viii be given at O'Clock
to-morrow afternoon, and also at the same hour
on Saturday.
La kue's Ministries proved by their perform
Ahee At wallis Opera House last night that they
are second To no other company. Ricardo is An
tngton" Is capital. The original Shoe Flv,,
By Talbert and Rogers Is another good th,n~
BESIDES these the troupe have Billy Reeve. Hn&
Hanaell, and other artists Of merit.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

~ ROSS wALeH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BROKERS'.
No. 321 PENRA AVENUE, south side
bssvsen Oh md 1th streets west
gAML CROSS
eVoH JAS w. WAIsH
Evening star., 1870-01-04

AT THH nEErINe Of the Directors of thu
Evening Star Newspaper Company, held yes
terday, Alexander X. Shepherd was elected
Treasurer a the Company, in place Of @. b
Baker, resiSned.
Evening star., 1870-01-04
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiope-r.
A

GeOrgetown. ID. q.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF STOVES TIN WARE.
HOUSE ~ IRNIshISG GOODS, kc., To CI0sE
- un MONDAY MORNING. Jauusr, 10. ps7u,
- at ~ clock. viii f-ll, AZ No 40 Bridge ct,
opposite jefferson rarsci. ala the stock, o.
~ Close business. con isting of
Cooking Stoves and R.ngrs,
Heating stoves, diNc~H1t stvies
Tin " are, sheet Iron " are,
Britannia Ware, japan Ware.
hnu many other articles too numerous fo mention.
JaSM THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
nRY Goors AT REDUCED PRICEs.-A. IN.
- season 4 advanced. have determined 20 spll
at greatly REDUCED PRICES. DRESS GOODS
shswis, Cioahs, Ciaakines, Blankets, Cloths Casri'
meree, and all cur inter Goods We are al-o ~llnc
Calicoes, Ccttans. and Domestcs OF ali kinda "a,
trict. BFNJiMIN MIIIER pN
del0-t!als' 101 Bridge ct :, Georeeto~n, d q.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

Supt. Bliss opened the following bids for build.
ing an arch bridge 147 feet inches long, with
an elliptical arch Of 20 feet span over the Tiber
at X street: John A. Grimes, informal ga, 100
sl2 go; jas. B. Deeter, (informal,) sI1. sos; w
b. Boyd, (informal) 81, ,105; j. T. H. Hail, s1l
s39.32; s. Stropg, s10,5lS.2l; Geo. o. Cook, SO,
goo; N. s. REYNOLDS, lnformal) $1,000. The
work was awarded to Mr.. Cook.
Evening star., 1870-01-04
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JklTED sIAIks PATEAr OFFICE.

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Gsnted to I'm on the nth day of March. - fos
= nDfsvenens In Spring Platform for isiirosi
Ii ,n = orcsree that tho testimcny N the c. n
~ foy an. . eay o. reprusry nsxf: thsf sks
pr oe ii1ltse TO the eth day of March ner, IA
sncs % - bsutson - hoard On the 9Th DAY e Iarch
Any person nay oppose this exte,sim.
<AUEL D. FISHTR
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Evening star., 1870-01-04

FOND OF HAM.-Frederick Blackwood was
arrested yesterday by Sergeant johnson, Of the
erty OF WIN. Lord. Sent to jail for court by
Justice Chase.