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Evening star., 1870-02-11
ALEXANDRIA,,

p SUNDAY SCHOOL CNION.-A meeting of per-
sons interested in the proposed Union of the
various Sunday Schools of this city was held
Tuesday night in the rooms Of the Alexandra
Christian Association, Jefferson Tacey, esq, in
the char. A call being made for reports from
the various schools to which notices of the
meeting had been sent, and i'm vitations given to
attend, Messrs. Clark and O'Neal, from the
Methodist Episcopal Church reported their
school in accord with the proposed movement.
The committee representing the school of the
Nj. +. Church, South, reported a resolution
from that organization declining to cooperate
Methodist Protestant school, reported his
school as in favor of the project.
There was no response to calls for reports from
the Baptist, the Second Presbyterian, the
Village Chapel and other schools. After the
transaction of some unimportant business, a
resolution was adopted stating that iuasmuch a.
several delegates are absent, and that the sem
timent of the christian public has not as vet
been developed, that the more perfect organ
ization of the association be postponed for the
children's Sunday School meeting be held in the
Methodist Protestant Church On the last Sab
bath in this month, to which all the schools were
to be invited. The meeting then adjourned.
RUNAwAY-The horses attached TO the car
riage OF Mrs. Baker, OF Fairfax county. ran
away on the Washington turnpike, just north of
the canal basin, yesterday morning, and were
not stopped until after that lady had been
thrown out and had her ankle sprained.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the Circuit Court YES
terday, petition to remove the cause of French
vs.. Stewart ct al to the U. 5. District Court
was argued, and a motion to Quash execution
issued in the same cause was argued and over
ruled.
RoBBERY.-The cellar of the residence of
Mr William Wilburn, corner of Columbus and
few nights since, and robbed of about s25 worth
Of meat.
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II. Cragin, Wm. r. Collins, p. =. Crime. VIII.
son e. Fuller, A. n. Gam 80 - Psser Herrx
Wv; Curtis, George W. CSsissar. Alfred Popee.'
eolored. 1, sAo WV '"S''' 00A"s
fursy neyono .ne nor .lnatispsf candidates nothing
.o,.rs;t,.. % ne than the appointment OF .
inasion. notify the candidates Of their NOM
pa,ie war.horses OF the party, Messrs. Hill,
N and Bronaugh, Republican members OF
-e present Board Of Aldermen, were dropped,
, 1t will be seen, although the complimentary Sc
lection OF the latter n chairman OF the conven-
| ton seemed to indicate his denomination be-
yond a doubt. The names of L. l.. Clements
and John II. Newman were up also, but were met
| with cries from all parts Of the hall of ' No -
| Mop" No such dead-weight as that!" So they
shared the fate of the hot potato. When the name
| Of A. L. Grimes was presented, 1t was at once
| confronted with that Of Colin Crusor, and then
| there was hot time. Three ballots were taken,
| each standing ten to ten, when other names be-
| ing thrown i'm as a diversion, some Of Crusor's
| friends bolted, thus giving the nomination to
| Grimes, whose friends stood firm. Henry ID.
Cooke, ESQ, in nominated for reelection on
both tickets, 50 he can count his election
sure.
RIVER observation-disclosures John Glib
| son, Winters, for New York, with full freight
| OF flour. The steamer Valley City has been
laid up at the Steamship Company's dock for
the winter.
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RESULTS OF THE EANENDMKNr.-Thea adoption
of the Fifteenth Amendment confers the ballot
upon 100000 negroes, 800 900 Of whom reside i'm
the old slaveholding States. 1t revOlutionizes
politics in Kentucky, and probably secures for
the Republicans one, If not two Congressional
districts, now represented by the Democrats.
With the negroes voting. Maryland stands a
chance of becoming Republican State. Owing
to the i'll usage they have received from the Dem
0cratic party since the latter recovered power.
the Maryland blacks win, to a man, vote the
Republican ticket. Their oppressors are be-
already are undertaking steps to pacify and win
over the coming voters. The proposition of the
Democratic Superintendent Of Education for
the Legislature to vote money for negro schools
Is step in this direction. Kentucky and Marv-
land politics promise to be very lively during
the coming two years, and no mistake.-NeI
YorE C0asRx rct0l.
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DENTISTRY.
EN- Al Assoc OCIATION,
DRs IEwIr = n.v,,

No. go PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
,HelEsfp i2fh ana 18th SITS. Wellington, ID. q.
~ ~ the use OF pure Nitrons Oxide Gas, and with
Snioroioim, or Either Il requested by the<~
patient. NO charge will be n ade for eXA1
iraetlng when Art,dcial Teeth are to be in SNIG0
atheggh the patient will be required to pay
Ior the surgical operation when performed. Nhich
VIII be deducted when the teeth are made We viii
ON American Rubber, at New York rates and a
s. % set 81 upper and lower teeth prnlarent on
rates. for which the usual charge for English Rnb
Der being from $50 10 So 49,"
FNtng and ReeuiattnE, and all other branches NJ
Operative Dentistry attended 10 and performed IN
inc y very pest manner at moderate prices. You are
fore engaging eisewh here ~ ~ w
BOD gold plates taken IN exchange M fun
work. 'f'AOu' las oi
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manifest MANTELsN MANTELsm

Iersens building and repairing houses would do
TeH s 10 cali and examine nay assortment Of MAN
IkLs, which Is the largest and most varied colIec-
tion ever offered for sale In this District They con
slst OF all the leading styles now manufactured in
teventeen dlnerent colors many Of which are MAID
representing two or more kinds Of MartIs and Wood
m also have on hand CRATES, summer pieces
htGkETS, BRACKET SHELVES, FIRE
BOAkDS, &c, all Of which are from the best mann
factories. Please call and examine them
b. p. WRISLEY
No. Young Mems Christian As q Buidinp.
set1V corner 9Th and ID streets
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tcr sS Stser take ne other and you will saw.
$1,000 REWARD for any case OF disease IN an,
stage which they fail TO cure VI '0 AN &''
~, ~. hsshass Golden Bais4m No. cures Ulcers
eeo1s as i sGre Threat and Mouth Sore
Soreness Of the Scalp, Scrofuia &c; s the ereatesr
nenoSator, Alternative, and Blood Purifier known.
blood pure and healthy. -.
rial Ansetione khenmatism in all its forms, whethss
from mercury or other causes; gives immedjate re-
LEI IN al cases. No dieting neeessary i hsy,
cnves asc, I Cefuncates proving the miraculous
or No 2 $500 per bottle, or two bottles for sIoo
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary bersnes
nsnss, accompanied with full directions. Srice 0sG
cure Tor Nervous or General Debility tn old or vo,
@psrtins energy With vonderfuI eject. Price. IS
On receipt o. price, these Remedies vfl he shyr,>S
20 Any place Prompt attention paid te Al enrrss
Pc.ddsnt: N None genuine Without the name Of aT
vesos ySsasf hssdssg - 3. RicAa1ds sole pro
A. .Addrsss Dk: ~; RicHxSDS. No. sas y.r,ca
n. = CtrsulaEs sent
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION AT BLADEys
BURG.-The Sunday School of the M. T.. Church
at Bladensburg gave an exhibition and concert
last evening, and under the direction of Rev.
Geo. V. Leech, superintendent, the school ac-
Quilted itself handsomely. The church is in
charge of Rev. T.. III. Mytinger.
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S5-FINE BLACK DoEsKIN PANrs-s5.
A. STRAUs,
Popular Clothing Store
Pennsylvania avenue,
Between 10th and 11th streets,
Three doors east of 1lth street
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SONS OF LIBERTY.-Grand Chief John W.
Thompson and other officers of the Grand CamD
OF Sons of Liberty of Maryland and the District
OF Columbia will visit Baltimore on Tuesday
next, for the purpose OF instituting two new
camps in that city. This order is now in more
prosperous condition than it has been for some
years past.
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UNi1ED SWTATEs W..r,s.r PATENT OFFICE,

~, MAsnIxe!oN. b. c., Jsnnsrx !. ,s7o
un ne petition Of CHARLES r. EaNffi 20, ~ ~; ~,
,r,a >, praying for the exten.ion af n,ien
improvement IN n R sae 9Th day Of May, 1885, for
closed on % that the testimony in this case be
I4r nne argumtnte and the Enaminers rensrt b
ijfen he hsa, III Gay q May next, and tha; said
Any person may oppose this estension. next
scxxe SAMUEL =. FISHER
Ccmnsissfonsr Of Pafents
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CIRCurf CoURr, Jsdee Caytees-T0-day, Mur-
raw and wife agt Corporation OF washington;
plsintiff has leave to amend. Busey at Moore
et al; defendant has leave to take testimony.
WHITLEY agt. Bsnnerman; discontinued. Wheat
ley agt. Board Of Registration Of Georgetown,
(maniamus;) certified to court in banc Maein-
mis- AIT Green; verdict sustaining the validity
of the will. Mary G. Campbell agt. American
Popular Life Insurance Company; this suit is to
recover Is 900 ON the life Of plaintiffs husband.
which the company refuse to pay, alleging that
the party died from intemperance; on trial.
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NATIONAL THEATxR--E. l.. Davenport as
IovsI in wild Oats" and wfliaT in "Black
Walls OPERA HoUsy-Laura Keene in
" Dreams of Deiusion," Matrimony," and
"Actress by Daylight
LINCOLN HALL.-Scientifc Lecture by Col
Daniels, illustrated BY tine series Of views.
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for st. Patrick q
church.
WAusH CHAPEL-- Fair and Festival.
WHITEH JRsT GALLERY.-Mammoth Ili1mi-
mated War Views, and other Magnificent fepse-
oentations, every evening at 4 O'CLOCK"
SMITH & STRoSs's ART GALLERY, 2ij z 1t.
MARKRITKR's ART GALLERr, AS sti street.
BARLoW's ART GALLERY. 23I Pa. avenue.
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ga member OF a school committee I'm Massa-
chusetts, when asked the other day if he had
visited certain school, replied: sWhy. no: I
idea of his duty evidently Is that it lies in onei.
ing insurrections and diseharging obnoxious
teachers.
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THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, d. Beck.
Jewclry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. s13
Market Space, between sth and 9Th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 251:
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PENNIES FOR SALE.-Apply at the Star Office

NOTWITHSTANDING our heavy sales, we have
still a few heavy Business Coats and Overcoats
left, which we are selling far below the actual
cost, to clear our counters for the Spring trade
Oak Hall, SIS 7th St, opposite Post Office. G
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CITY ITEMS.

CASHMERE PANTALOONs, suitable for the
season, at reduced prices.
Cashmere and Melton Suits, very low.
One Price Only. GEO. G.. HENyING,
No. 40 eth street, n. w.
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Mr.. EDITOR R:-Renumbering the houses Of a
large city necessarily causes much annoyance
and trouble, not only at first, but for many years
thereafter. As means of mitigating in great
measure the inconveniences arising from this
change of numbers, l would suggest that the OLD
numbers be allowed to remain on the houses i'm
conjunction with the new ones, but to paint
across their center horizontally a narrow white
line, which ostensibly erases them, but in reality
leaves them visible to the pOstman and the vis-
it0r as an evidence of the original address. This
simple and ingenious method of preventing con-
fusion has been adopted in London, and an
swers Its purpose most admirably; and hope it
will be Immediately put in practice in Washing
ton Tor the great benefit of strangers as well as
citizens. Very respectfully yours,
MINER X. KELLOGG.
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COMES A WEALTHY HEIREss BIZ THE MURDER
OF HER MOTHER AND UNCLE.-Twenty wears
ago Mr.. Joseph Reisch left his fatherland for
california, where, after years Of toll and labor
in the mines, he accumulated a large fortune,
which, under prOvident management, increased
until the round sum of S100, 900 was his. Tirinp
OF the Pacific slope, he came East, and, having
no friends or relatives in this country he wrote
for his niece, Francisco Plug, now Mrs. John
M. Nelber, residing in Germany, to come and
make her home with him and share his fortune.
Again and again he wrote for her, and finally
about year ago he visited his native country to
urge the niece and her mother, his sister, to re-
turn with him. When he arrived i'm Bremen he
learned that his niece had married and gone to
America but short time before. He at once
d0wry. Several of his family becoming jeal-
GUS Of his fOndness for Francisco, quarreled with
him, and he and his sister, Francisca's mother.
were fatally stabbed, the assassins escaping to
this country. Meantime Francisco and her hus-
band, unable to find her uncle who had returned
to Germany, came to Newark, and are now
residing on Springfield avenue, i'm that city,
where they earn their daily bread by daily toll.
About a fortnight ago German woman, dying
at the hospital on Wards Island, confessed that
she and her brother had murdered Mr.. Reisch
and his sister, and made such disclosure that
her brother was arrested at Castle Garden and
has since been taken back tO GERMANY where
he is to be tried. At first the diving woman was
10th to tell who she was, but finally confessed
that she was Francisca's sister, and with the aid
of her brother had murdered her mother and
uncle. Several NOtaries Public vouch for the
truthfulness of the story of her unexpected large
fortune, and one Of them will accompany her
on Saturday. Before the assassination the uncle
had bequeathed his property to his sister and
favOrte niece, making her the heiresS TO over
800 ,0O0.-NeW FORK SNn.
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The Syracuse Journal says A new sensa
ton in social recreations is what is termed
pillow-case and sheet masqucrades. Ladies.oud
gentlemen envelope themselves in sheets and
pill0w-cases. and mask themselves SO that. by
reason of the sameness OF apparel, one person
cannot be distinguished from another. Several
of these parties have recently been held in
Syracuse, and have afforded great amuscrnent
to the paIticipants."
Evening star., 1870-02-11

KIDDER & MCLEAN ("Headauarters., All
Seventh street, eight doors below Odd Fellows
Hall, have the finest assortment of Cigars, To-
bacco, &c, IN the city. Give them call.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
N Having removed my stock Of GROCERIES,
WINES, and LIQUORS, from 1913 PenDsyivsnis
avenue, TO the old grocery store 80 LONG orruria -
Messrs. u all Hume. No. SO9 MARKET SPACE,
between 9TH and sth streets, third door from ross
furniture store, will be pleased see ali nav ia
Customers and the public generally, promising
prompt attentoE 20 all orders. With reduced mrs
and largely Increased stock Of fine goods hope 70
Ja4 Nv :. n. BACON
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FAMILY TRADE.

And make il our whole stsdy 10 furnish the VERY
BEST 81 everything in the way Of Family Supplies
generally. Our facilities for buying surpassed
by none aud We guarantee to sell low any other
house IN the city, also TO give the article. quality
and quantity as represented. Please give q single
trial AT least.
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RELEAsED-The young man, Chas. Colby
whose arrest at HoratiO Bolster's restaurant bv
Lieut.. Skippon and Detective McDevitt as a
suspicious character, was noticed in THE STAR
OF yesterday was dismissed, there being no
charge against him, on which he could be held
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TNSU RANCE rob MS

TNSU RANCE Robins
T. NJ. HANSON RsLEwIs BLACKBOARD.
THE ETEA FIRE INstRANCE CO., Of Hart
THE NORTH BRITISH AND NERCANTILE
INSURANCE co ..ot England and United States
Cssh assets, : 10 100000.
THE HkRTr9Kn K @ d aIRE INSURANCE co. Az
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co, Of
Philadelphia. Assets. Ss,000.OOO.
THE sPRIEGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE co,
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
ford. Capital. 500 900.
THE "EOGER WILLIAMS" FIRE INSURANCE
CO.. OF Providence, X. 1.
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
CO.. Of New York.
And that old and excellent Home Company
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE CO, Of George
In Life Insurance we have the great
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CO., of New York
THE ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
ford Assets, S12 100000.
ing $4,000 600, and some Of them more than
half century Of experience. They are too well
textending, in the of Mr.. Hanson, through
twenty eonsecutye years in this ctyj is ample and
factory. T. M. HANSON,
B. LEMIs BLACKFoRD,
!afe-Iy 9l9 9TH ST., (old No. 466.D
NATIoNAL UNION FIRE ASSURANCE COM.
CAPITAL......-..-...-.-... 600 900.
Ofce-No. FL Louisiana ave-, one door east Of 7th 9.
NoSharge for Policies revenue Stamps.
kks taken on the M, 81 terms and losses
Rlsg %Ic. EnsF President. George
Henly, Hherry, krnard wsiaeh, Nm Dixon, Daniel Dodc
seS,ly NOBLE B. IARNER. Secretary.
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HAVE lux F~yefs Any <i~ht~>
The question whether tax .,avers .nI hon..
keepers have any rights which policemen and
magistrates are bond to respect here. M
doubt, oiten [ageested itself to that unhappy
class y, '-IIviduals; but, yesterday, it was sug-
gesteu 20 very forcibly to myself, that am fain
to PROFOUND 1t TO your thousands Of city readers,
for their edifcation, and possibly, admonition
few days since, Ito make a sure thing certain, }
L called at the office of a street commissioner
and inquired, whether, If pile of ashes were
wheeled from my premises to the street, he
was the reply, "if we are notified at the time
Well, yesterday, at about two O'Clock. I notified
the Commissioner that the ashes had Just been
wheeled to the street, and he said they should at
once be carted of. This morning, at about 9
O'Clock, police man served on me a warrant to
answer for a nuisance, because of the aforesaid
ashes; and 1 forthwith repaired to the magis-
trates Office, and stated under oath all the facts
in detail, and was fined 1915 for my pains, and
paid IT rather than 60 to the workhouse. 1.-THE
magistrate, you know, gets the odd seventy-fiye
cents for conviction, and nothing for acquittal |
Returning to my house, the street Commission
er's men were busy moving the ashes, and three
hogs were equally busy tearing up the green
turfs along the enclosure of my front yard.
called the attention Of my Teuton!c friend, the
policeman, who 1 Glanced to Soy surveying his
bright buttons, in doorway. and was COM
forted and edited by the information vouchsafed
by that excellent man, that Substantially if
would follow the aforesaid hogs to their hOuses,
and find out the names of their owners, respec-
lively, he might be able to get ont warrant.
And all this transpired not a hundred miles
from the First Ward and If it Is n specimen
brick Of the law and equity to be dealt ont TO the
benighted people of that region, may it not be
well for them to know it, in order always to have
the S5.75 ready for fines and costs; or, else per-
adventure, to reluctantly reconcile themselves
to some sort of a change. TAX PAYER.
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Several brands &. n JEWELL =. several brands
Of II. T RABBITS. .DobHI~ELECTRIC, KEYS
TALLOM in fact twenty live kinds OF more. all at
the lowest prices.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE TEACHERs.-It is ex-
pected that the teachers Of public schools will
all be paid OFT Tomorrow, as Mayor Bowen has
promised to draw a check for $4,000 for that
purpose to be given to the Treasurer.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

NATIONAL THEoLosIcAL INSTITUTE AND
tEyEksITv.-A special meeting OF the hoard
cf this institute was held on the 9th instant and
a1oIted resolutions declaring their contijence
n the Rev. Il. Turney, who " has ever been
EsiAiui In the performance OF his duty since the
hrst organization OF his school, and b..tore the
charter privileges were granted to him.,
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JULIA DukENs vas arrested yesterday after
no nOon, Dy Omcer Ohutt, Of the Eighth precinct
larceny OF clothing. and, after a hearing before
Justice schmidt, " as committed to Jail for court
Evening star., 1870-02-11

hELEAskp.-Thomas III. Batson. arrested ON
me charge OF perjury in bounty case, had a
nearing yesterday before Commissioner .Iohn
j. johnson, and was dismissed.
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COFFEE.
TRIPS

STEwART : SILVER and WHITE DRIPs. and
other brands. which can only be appreciated by ..
aEIIning price. quality and flavor.
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PRCNES, FIGS.

DATES. RAIsINs, PAPER SHELL ALMOND,
and NUTS of all kinds.
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SCIENTIFIC LECTURE.-Mr. W. Davis, Doctor
OF Philosophy and ex-Professor at the Uniyar-
sity of st. Petersburg, will deliver the first lee
ture on his scientific travels in Central Asia and
a1Iica, at Lincoln Hall, Tomorrow evening, at
So'clOck, giving sketches OF the life, customs
and manners OF the inhabitants so little known
or Central Asia; at the same time indicating on
large geographical map the picturesque coun-
Tries he has visited and the dangerous routes he
has followed. Prof. Davis having been with DIR.
Livingstone IN his earlier researches in Africa.
VIII speak in his lectures on the discoveries OF
this great traveller.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

w. JoNEs, whose name has frequently an
ptared In our Court reports In conneetion with
a,.s 10. divorce, is not Frederick W. Jones, OF
District oil Columbia. '''0 "~A Va s"e
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BUITER.

Several choice varieties by the barrel or bushel.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

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.O.5
Evening star., 1870-02-11

SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-Cooper & Latimer
auctioneers, have sold an unimproved lot on
w amsnty.eighth street, between Virginia avenue
ana north n street, u feet front by i42 feet deep
to VIM. Reid, for s16295.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

SCIENTIFIC LEcTURxs.-The last series of the
scientific lectures Of the Y. NJ. q. A. will be de-
lyered by Colonel Daniels, late of Chicago.
upon Geology. The first lecture Of these series
at Lincoln Hall this evening will be upon sThe
Structure and Individuality Of the Globe"
Evening star., 1870-02-11

1HE STEAMER WAwAsET.-The steamer Wa
Saset, which has been undergoing repairs at
Baltimore for sometime past will be launched
HoE the ways to-day, and after some retittino.
VIII start from there on or about the Dol insi
ior TINS city. She has been thoroughly over
hauled and put in complete order, and will re-
sumo Der trips between this city and Cone river
as soon as she returns from Baltimore. On her
ulp round from baltimore she will bring pas-
sengers and freight, and stop at all the different
landings on the Potomac.
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nIOL.aSSER.


4 genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS AZ
ways on hand, as also other lower grades prices low
Evening star., 1870-02-11

SERIOUS sCHAEGE.Yesterday Reuben Slauch-
rested by Officer Acton, Of the fourth nreci,,ct
charged by Frances Matthews, aged is w;tp
having committed rape upon her, and he was
committed to Jail for court. "~'
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APPLES.
POTATOES.

Several choice varieties, by The barrel or bushel
Evening star., 1870-02-11

CONTRACT PoRWAsTE PAPER.-Major George
Hili, OF Georgetown, was this morning awarded
tne contract for the purchase Of the waste paper
at the Government Printing Office which III is
SAID amounts to about $40 900 per annum.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

,,IID PAID DEAR FOR HIS SUPPER.-Eliiah Will.
OF the Second Precinct, for stealing chicken,
@ nun Eoward Hoppy, and entering his lardel
ana,s teains tnereffom his supply Of beef lard
p;na,,, pp;I.eL, &C. When arrested he was RECALLING
fowls and cooked them. His feast was broushi
70 an abrupt termination by the oficer. who
LOOK MN before Justice Wall, and after a near.
ing he was sent to Jail for court. oA I" A'"'
Evening star., 1870-02-11

SIMPLE. NOIsELEss, AND NEVER GET OUT OF
ORDER.-Parties wanting to buy sewing ma
chine should not fail to see Wilcox q Gibbs i'm
operation at the agents, G. BAUM, Corset and
HoOp-skirt manufacturer, 7th street, between
ID and Z. IA