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GEORGETOWN.

TIE MASONIC CHOIR of Georgetown gave
delightful musical entertainments at Forrest
Hall last evening. The object being so COM
mendable a one, viz: the relief Of the poor. we
were glad to see that the room was crowded 60
ovcrfowing, and that many of the most rromi-
nent citizens were present. The entertainment
opened with a march, composed by Becker. in
which the whole choir sang. and were accom-
panied by string band. The music was de-
iightful. This was followed by solos and Duets
from some Of the most distinguished vocalists in
the District:-Mesrs. Chase, Prof. Seligson.
Mrs. Droops and Miss Lucas. Young kickhof-
fer performed beautifully upon the violin, and
bids fair to become q noted performer. Profess
Kr Benkert PLAYED with his usual taste and ex-
preston, which has won for him a wide reputa-
ton. The choir participated at different times,
and closed with a waltz of Vogels.
Doe AND CHICKEN FIGHTs-Another dog and
chicken fight took place yesterday evening, near
Rosselyn, Virginia, at which some four hundred
spectators were present, mostly roughs from
Washington and Georgetown. The Georgetown
dog whipped the Washington dog. and after the
fight closed several chicken fights took place and
lasted until dark.
SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Thomas Dowling
yesterday sold a large tract of land, consisting z
of six lots, situated Congress street, and also
ESQ.,, at 20 cents per foot, amounting 10 $1,000.
Also, another large piece adjoining, 10 james
X. O'Neal, at 33 cents per foot, amounting to
$500.
MORRIS READY was arrested yesterday by Of
ficer Cunningham for soliciting trade without
license, and fined so by Justice Buckley
The STEAMER T.. c. KNIGHT, Capt. johnson,
arrived yesterday from New York, with passen-
gers and freight.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FISHING LAws.-The Gd,ette saws: Ii is car
nestly hoped that one of the first matters that
will be brought TO the attention OF the Legisla-
ture will be the urgent necessity for the imme-
date enactment of laws to prevent the wasteful
destruction of the shad and herring in the Po-
tomac river. Without something Is done, and
that quickly, to operate upon the springs fish
ing, il possible, the Potomac fisheries, once so
beneficial to the prosperity of this city, will be
entirely destroyed, and the famed shad and
herring be olassed among the other good things
Of Old Virginia now gone forever.
ARREST OF THIEF.-Wm. Claggett stole a
lot of butter, and was arrested and committed
TO jail, but was discharged at the last term of
the court While i'm jail he promised his pals
there some tobacco. Tuesday evening he visit
ed the jall to fulfill his promise, bringing with
him several bars of tobacco. Constable O'Neal
happened to be there at the time, and immedi-
ately arrested him as the thief who had robbed
the store of Knox & Wattles the night before of
large quantity of tobacco, and upon investi-
cation the charge was sustained, and he was
recommitted TO his old quarters.
DIsCHARGED.-R. c. Nash, the man who
passed a forged check on Mr.. Dealham, as here
tofore stated in THE STAR, was brought here by
a detective from Washington, but before any
examination was held, he managed to get pos
session of the fraudulent check and swallow A
it. An arrangement was then made by which
he was allowed to go back to Washington, and
he is now at large.
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i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived of tbis bls..,n. rr,~.
its loss The pimpied, blotched and letter coyered
pelSon looks upon clear, smooth skin with jealousv
cna mWardly desires the same. Those whose sys
n Isms are nlIed with the virus Of SCROFULA ana
SIner cutaneo9s diseases cannot have good health
tne blood impure, disease Il sure to foIIev
All pave timely warning In those Blstches, PIN.
re-, Ietters Sores, Boils, Copper-colored Patcbes
yetem with the " puinyng the
sAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICrs
before Scrofula takes frm hold
a ~ many haze the virus Of philis I'm the svst
snd IN that condition contemplate marrisSe smsem,
ing little OF it's baneful influence on the NOV
iSsss in wH ~ ST3P cleanse yourself n
N many cases is hereditary in the constfD,sw Which
ISre yen pring misery on yourself and oI!.II;e Do
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Thomas Blag-
den, one of our oldest and most respected citi-
zens, died at Argyle, i'm this District, this
morning, i'm the 65th year of his age. Deceased
has been during his whole life one Of the most
prominent business men of this city. Commen-
cling as he did early in the lumber business, 1n
what has ever been since known as Blagden's 5
wharf at the foot of Third street east, and
among other results of his prosperity is the row
OF magnificent residences bearing his name on
Indiana avenue, between Third and Four-and-
a-half streets. The father of the deceased was
killed by the falling of a bank at the southwest
corner OF the Capitol during the erection Of that
building, on the Sd of June, 1876.
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SERIOUS AND PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT
Last evening, about IL O'Clock, an old lady,
named Betsy Edmonston, residing on Tenth
street, between ID and T., South Washington,
fell over on a stove and was very badly burned.
She occupied the house alone, and two colored
men hearing her groaning went i'm and found
her lying the stove fairly being roasted alive,
and taking her of summoned Drs. Melvin and
Allen, who attended her promptly. 1t is sup
posed that she was intoxicated at the time, and
il is feared that she will not recover.
DIR. Melvin rendered medical aid, but doubts
if the woman will recover, and she was to-day
sent to the Washington Asylum Hospital.
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THE GRAND VOCAL AND ORGAN CONCERT at
the Metropolitan Church, tonight at O'Clock,
will be one Of the finest ever given in this city.
The best musical talent has been engaged for
the evening, and good selection of ovcrtures,
quartettes and chOruses are on the programme.
AS it is for the benefit of the church, the church
should be crowded.
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CIRCUIT CouRr, Judge Cartter.-Yesterday
large number judgments by default were en-
tered. Kaiser agt. Fleming; Judgment below
reversed. Jones agt Smith; docketed ana Judg-
ment below affirmed.
To-dav, Mcintyre agt. Hickman; Judgment
below am rmed. Kuchling agt. Cox; do. Moore
agt. Chitter: do. A number Of judgments by
default were entered.
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nkS. w. AND III. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS.
No. VOC PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
AkTlFIClAL TEETH on any kind Of Plate <00
oesired Pure Nitrous Oxide Gas constantIy on hand
Iof sxtracung teeth without pain. We Ruarantee 10
In every particular NJ 81 ~
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ST. TAMMANY TRIBE, No. 13, of the Improved
Order of Red Men, organized last night by the
election of the following officers: Prophet,
Robert HardOn; Sachem, Alex. z. Gray; Senior
Sycamore, Jos. L. Coldwell; Junior Sycamore
II. II. kimmel; Keeper OF Wampum, X. C.
Hewett; Chief of Records, w. W. simpson,
Assistant Chief of Records, X. .. Polkinhorn
Representatives to the Great Council, Il. e.
Hewett, John A. Mclean. A. b. Cannon.
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L N tai ASSO CIATION.
DRS. LEWIE a DAvIs

No. goo PENNSYLyHNiA AVtNur
rHSetMsfn 18th and 18th sts., Washington, ID. q.
By fhe nae e. M nnaCIED N;,sD WITHOUT PAIN,
Uafant HnflSITloiM, NJ or Either if requested by
tracing when Artificial Teeth are TO be in YS8
er s although the patient will be required pay
VIII pc deducted when the teeth are made We will
insert ayEn upper and lower set Of teeth permansni
on american Rubber, at New York rates, and a
Syterd,d set Of upper and lower teeth pernaaenf on
Engsh kubber at SIS tand all partial sets at these
Der being from $50 to SIS e ~o
FtHing and ResxiatiRs, and all other branches OF
Operative Dentistry attended to and performed in
the very pest manner at moderate prices. You are
requested to call and see specimens at our once be-
fore engaging elsewhere w
y; B.IOld gold plates taken in exchange at full
gold valuation for every (above speciied5 class OF
dal
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THE LABoRINa MEMS PROTECTIVE UNION of
the First Ward met last evening at Stevens
School-house, the president, Cornelius Clark, i'm
the chair, and Thomas Sleeps temporary secre-
tary. Resolutions of regret at the death of a
late fellow member, Andrew Lewis, were
adopted, and after few remarks by Rev. Mr.
Talbot, the meeting adjourned.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-J. X. Arrison, real es-
tate broker, on Capitol Hill, has sold part of lot
II, square 693, to Messrs. Walker Il Knowlton,
for 81 1856; also, lots %, o. 80, 81, 3D. 33, and 81
in square 737, to Brewer Il Holden, for 81 1916;
also, lot A, in square sol, with improvements,
to Ann Marshall, for $780, also. lot 2s. of Blag-
also, lots % and 80 in sub. of 743, to Isaiah Vinn
for 81 ,072.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs & CO.
3s4 PENNsYLvANIA AyENUE.
CORNER FoUR-AspA.HALFsr.
NTGARS.
G GROCERS.

BEST NEW YoRk BRA;sps.
LOAF, POWDERED, AND GRANULATEp.
- a. coFFEE, Is sen,..
"B DO C&hite, and commonly sold q. best
BROWN, L Ind Is cents; best, Il cents.
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sAMARITAN,s aIrr

esnsed des, 4 snfe iGr elect and Dis
vegetable We discard BaIsam ToseS,pp sS ps sn pure
cures n SHs e fcuyy fsny asss aS,sIsss but Gin
e1posuse and the extortion of aaacks msa sGp1De,
Sgef; ~ ~; Iemaies, So Sold by s O. FORD. snS
ymsE ~. a, DESMOND CO =
WY SAe Raee street, Philadelphia
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RELIEF OF THE POOR.-The Board of Visitors
OF the Provident Aid Society met yesterday at
directors Of the different wards of the destitu-
ton therein, which were listened to by a dele
CATION from the House of Representatives who
were present. Mr.. A. X. Brown said that 500
families had been supplied daily with bread.
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COFFEE.
kYRURS,

sTEwARTS SILVER and WHITE DRIPs. ana
other brands, which can only he appreciated by "a
aminlng price, quality and flavor.
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interest than they can In the present form Of
government. How does he propose to do Ii? lie
says the territorial government can 60 to work
and pass such a law. Can 1t? lCries OF No;
no." If 1t does, it must carry its labor, in order
to be constitutional, mp for the APPRECIATION OF
Congress. And wien they have done that, how
long 1t going to sleep there before 1t is taken
up? How long?
Mr.. HALF want to ask the gentleman If
Congress has not the power to delegate that au-
thority.
Mr.. CoOk.-Congress has no power 70 delegate
its general legislative power in this District.
Mr.. Hall.-Then ask the gentleman how il Is
that Congress had the power to delegate to the
city OF Washington to levy tax OF 81 900 on
this people?
Mr.. Cook replied, that it was by special mu-
nieipal authority.
Mr.. Cook referred to the Republican, saying
that it sustained Johnson's veto to the Freed
mems Bureau bill when Murtagh was proprie
tor. Mr.. n. H. Miller said that it was false
hood that Mr.. Murtagh had control at the time.
Mr.. Cook referred to the editors and reporters
being opposed to the Republican party. Mr..
Cook, after again speaking of the leaders of the
movement, urged the colored men to be true to
the principles of the party.
Major Morse said that at the territorial meet
ing when General Howard was speaking the
rebel hiss was heard, and referring to Judge
Wright, he charged that he had swindled the
poor Indians, and intimated that there were
some things in relation to the Judges connec-
ton with New Jersey he (Judge WI would not
like to have ventilated. The meeting, however
had been held, and would amount to nothing
Adjourned.
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COMMITTED FOR A HEARING.-Last evening
Detectives Bigley and Thompson arrested Hen
ry Shadwell, John Sasley and Thomas Hurst
the first two for highway robbery, i'm knocking
down, ,on Saturday night last, Mr.. John III. John
son of South Washington, and robbing him OF
S102, and the latter accessory. Justice
Walter, this morning, held them to bail for a
hearing.
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CoREs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
United States and Canadas, previous to being es-
tablished at 4sa Pennsylvania avenue, between
* and 9Th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
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 ofother
responsible persons who patrOnize his establish
ment. Hours from q. M. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press of business at office. DIR. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and D. m
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CLEANS1NG DISBURSEMENT,
No. 49 JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown, ID. g.
keplete with every desirable apparatus and pro
yded with the best talent and artistic skill be OBJ
taned, with constant personal attention the part
Of the proprietor, makes this the best place ia the
District to have all orders in his line well and
rOmptly executed. se2i-6
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MOIASSHS

genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS al
ways ON hand, as also other lower grades prices low
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LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
WOOD AND COAL,
COAL AT REDUCED PRICE.

Not wishing to carry over my large stock OF Coal
nave greatly reduced the price for the next thirty
have large lot Of very free burning RED Ash
10G COAL. l will sell IL very low.
h. CLAY STEWART
J&Si" Once cor. n and 18th SITS.
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FIlOT'R.
S0A

Several brandsofc B JEWELS several brands
OF d. i BABBlTS :. DoBBlNS ELECTRIC. .kFNS'
IALLOh IN fact twenty -hye kinds more, all as
the lowest prices.
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PURCHASE OF A FARM.-The farm Of Eman-
uel Cation, near Piscataway, Md. containing
160 acres, has been sold to James Joiner, of this
city,
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OAK HALL, the popular Clothing and Mer-
chant Tailoring establishment, 525 9TH street OPP
posite Post Office, having secured the services
OF new and stylish cutter, late of Broadway.
cloths and dOeskins, Is making a speciality of
the manufacture OF fine black suits for dress
occasions. OAK HALL,
1886 525 7th street, opposite Post Office.
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ANOTHER Yesterday about forty
labOrers were discharged from work on the
Treasury extension.
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TEAS.

GUNPOWnER. JAPAN, ooLONG, IMPERIAL,
40 ENGLISH BREAkFA>T. kC.
Al grades and prices, guaranteed AS Low az any
house in the city.
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PENNIES FOR SALE.-Apply at the Star Office

IMPORTANT FOR LADIEs.-By a superior pro-
cess and short notice, clean ladies' valuable
dresses of velvet, silk ETC., thoroughly, without
being ripped. Also, take out stains, without
cleaning the whole garment Kid gloves
cleansed without an unpleasant odor.
ANTON FISHER,
First-class ScOurer, and agent for the Staten
Island, New York, Dyeing Establishment, 435
9Th street, opposite Patent Office. 1,2s,5
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POTATOES.

Several choice varieties, by the barrel or usheI.
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BIITER.

Several choice varieties, by the barrel or bushel.
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CITY ITEMS.
JET JEwELRY,
Sets,

Chains,
Buttons,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No: 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and 9th streets
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs clear and give
strength to the voice of Singers, and are indis-
pensable to Public Speakers.
81 recommend their use to Public Speakers ;,
REV. T.. ii. CHAPLIN.
They have suited my case exactly, relieving
my throat and clearing the voice so that / could
sing with ease.' Il. DUCHARME
Sold by all dealers i'm Medi cines.
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ES. FIGS.
APPLES.

DATES. RAIsINs, PAPER SHELL ALMONDS
and NUTS Of all kinds
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LOCAL NEWS.

NATIONAL THEATER.-nelly s Leon Min
strels.
WALLS OPERA nousB.-Lar<a Keene in
ssOur American Cousin.n
WHIrEHyRsI GALLHRY.-Mammoth ulumi-
mated war fevs, ard other Magnificent Repre-
sentatons, every evening at TX O'Clock.
METROPOLITAN M. L. CHURCH-Organ and
Goe.i Concert.
Smith & STRoNs's ART GALLERY, 2i5 r
street.
MARKRIrHR's ART GALLERY, 4s6 7th street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 p Pennsylvania
avenue.
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DENTISTRY.

WELLS q BRIGHTWELL,
DENTISTS, VIIO
REMOVED FROM ST., BET. 9TH AND 10TH To No
1928 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
jai Inn 18th AND 18TH Sis.
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THE BALL MASQUERADE OF the Arion Omar
tette Club, at Marini's Academy, next Monday
evening, pro mises to be the most successful Of
their usual delightful entertainments the p
rangements being such as to assure us thar a
delightful time viii be enjoyed by all who par
teipate.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED in 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857.
w. H. WHEATLEYs
n U n STE YEIN0

PREM U N sTEAM YEING
'1rss;s!sss A. sssgESshEss5ss EhSSsEhaEsS5ssHHssr' ~:
Reglete with every desirable spparatu. and pro
yided with the best talent and artistic .k be OBJ
the s ss Ss Sa pi
District to have all orders in his line well and
romptly executed. seldom
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
V,HE FASHIONABLE PARLOR
l. GAME.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
JUST THE THING FOR HOME AMUSEMENT.
hISi ss GE his % the
esting highly amusing, and innocent games, for the
It's unique and tasteful design. excellent fniss.
varied entertainments, and general compactness Of
sklful play render t unfailing source of arnuse
ment and a model parler game board. Ii is used in
and cOmmends itself 10 all
Price, complete, with handsome walnut top, $40.
A NOVELTY In STAMPED PAPERS.
FRENCH NOTE PAPERS, beautiful patterns.
style for regrets, invitation replies, and private
notes.
Ekx and in XIsITiNG, WEDDiNGF and REcEP-
ALL NEW BOOKS AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.
PHILIP 4 SOLOMONs,
WHOLESALE AND yS RETAIL BOoKsELL-
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Jas between 9th and 10th streets.
nRAPERs s CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.
~ frice----..-........... 81 90
DIAPERS INTELLECTUAL DEvEL-
OPhENT OF ECROPE-......-.....-...-...-. 800
DRAPER HUMAN PHYsIoLoGY-....... 500
DRAPER's CIVIL POLICY OF AMERICA ? 50
DRAPER'S TEXTBOOK PHYSIOLOGY. l.so
LADY BYRON vINpICATEp Mrs.
Stowe. -"
BIRDS AND REPTILES-Levis Figuier... SEQ
FOR SALE BY
BLANCHARD q MOHUN,
coz PENNsfLvANIAAvENuEANDn ST.
NEW BOOKS ssN AsP PoE MASAzISEs sa1,f ,4 RECEIVED
SHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE,
CORNER IA STREET AND Pa. Av.
Conugal Sins against the Laws Of Life and Health,
and their Effects upon the Father, Mother and Child
By Augusties Gardner, M. ID.
Mrs: Gerald's Niece. A Novel, BY Lady Georgi-
Cheap edition of Thackerayis Book of snobs.
ALL THE MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
Catholic World, Eclectic Magazine,
London Society, Temple Bar,
Overland Monthly. Old and New,
Lippincotts Magazine, Godey's Magazine,
Atlantic Monthly. Young Folks,
Peterson 3 Magazine, Pleasant Hours
Chambers Journal, Good Words,
Leslie o Magazine, Harper's Magazine,
Demorests Fashions, Ballous Magazine,
Hours at Home, The Nineteenth Century
The True Story of Mr.. shak-peare's Life.
Tribune, World, and Democratic Almanacs for
Letter, Note, Cap Paper, and Envelopes at the
very lowest prices.
For sale at
SHILLlNGTONS BOOKSTORE,
JAZZ Corner Rs street and Penna avenue.
LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
AysEy fine and large assortment Of HOLIDAY
FAMILY BIBLES,
POCKET BIBLES,
WHITING DESKS
PORTFOLIOS,
FIHE iJfitqI JIfLiEHsTEAIEp 4 Rated BOOKS.
PHoToGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS,
e Selling
At &c. PARKERy
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
de Du Corner 7th and Streets.
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The WASHINGTON SKArrSa Pam, ...
TIok met last evening, and an ass.sssmant Of
$40 was levied on each member of the associs.
non 10 meet the note OF 81 500 due on the 18th
PARK IN The summer fo- boating purposes. but
no conclusion was arrived at. N"'
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Particular attention given 90 this one article 4,
our Trade. and We are constantly supplied with I
choice article from New York state.
IL fact we give special and undivided attention
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The LIoroR DEALERS AssocIATroy ma,
yesterday afternoon and a series of resoIu,ions
we're passed condeHning the prohibitory bilI
isfeiy introduced IN Congress by Mr.. Pomeroy
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THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION met
yesterday afternoon at the City Hall, DIR. j. b.
Blake in the chair, and j. Carroll Brent, secre-
tary, to make arrangements for the celebrating
the 22d Of February, when letter was received
rendering CaruHs Hall for the use of the asso-
citation, which was accepted, and a vote of
thanks rendered Mr.. Carusi. Mr.. Brent an
nOunced that the next regular meeting would be
held at one O'Clock on Tuesday, the I'D Of
February, at Carusi's Hall, and that extracts
from the farewell address Of Washington would
be read on the occasion. Mr.. William Mullov
was admitted q member of the association The
deaths of Thomas Gallagher, the late Judge
Morsell, and Thomas Hayenner were an
association then adjourned.
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FAMILY TRADE,

And make il our whole study 10 furnish the VERY
BEST II everything in the way of Family Supplies
generally. Our facilities for buying unsurpassed
by none, and we guarantee 20 sell low other
house IN the city; also TO give the article quality
and suaniity as represented. Please give a single
trial at least.
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BURGLARIEs.-MOnday morning, about four
O'Clock, the houses of Alfred Horton clerk i'm
the Internal Revenue Bureau; Mr.. O'Brien of
the Post Office Department; and Mr.. McQueen.
residing on Rhode Island avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, were entered BY burglars. Mr.
Horton and his family were stupefied by chloro-
form and robbed of fine gold watch and chain.
some Government bonds, &C., amounting to
about 500. The administration of chlorOform
came near proving fatal in the case Of Mr. Hor-
toms child, who was stupid all day Monday from
the effects. Mr.. O'Brien lost two silver watches
Queens dog created an alarm, rousing that
gentleman and the villains departed without
doing him any damage. We understand the
Post Office clerks have generously donated to
Mr.. O'Brien q sufficient sum to cover his loss,
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RUTIER! BUTTERi
- Constantly Receiving,
PRIME n. Y. STATE BUTTER
IN Large, medium and small packages. Also,
PRIME WESTERN Tubs,
AND CHOICE ROLL BUTTER
in half barrels and barrels For sale. AZ redae.5
rates,by II. N. BROWN a Co,
1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
100 Pals OHIO APPLE BUTTER. Just reosived,
suiiapie ior 1rocefs. Jaleff