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VIII De given to any person who can produce
IS many genuine permanent cures az DR.. Gal
'agAer's Great Vegetable Pile Cure It is prepared
expressly to cure Bleeding, Blind, liberated or
Itching Files, and FOR no other purpose. Hun.
dreds Of Physicians recommend 1t In their prac-
tice. It has cured permanently cases of over
~ yeaEs standing. Sold by Drnggists generally.
Prepared solely by B. p. GALLAsHnR, No. sos
North Third Street, Philadelphia, Pc.
John Bsngston, Druggist, Agent fer Gil of Dr..
Gslia6her's preparations.
feh20-dsu
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MEDICAL,
raE nRrnAL CHAMBER

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on Great So
IL cial Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for the
ErTiug and Unfortunate, diseased and debilita-
ted. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge.
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID AssooIA-
rIoE, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadslp hia
Pa. myl5-dWSm
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The non Episcopal Methodist Conference
now in session at Pittsburgh, refused to au-
thorize the ordination of females TO the min
istry. The Conference decided to remove
me me, book concern from Springfield, Ohio, to
rn'sourg, next September. Alex. Clark
a se,elected editor, and A. d. Basse.t
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DEATH In THE HAIR f!

Remember every hair is 6 tube. Don't fill
these tubes with poison. Any desired shade Of
color can be obtained without the slightest dan
ger. Have you read Professor CHILT0Es
statement tmGpe after analysis), that
CriStadOro's Excelsior Hair DYE.
is absolutely harmless 2 Nothing can be more
conclusive. If you wish to change the color of
your hair to q magnificent black or brown, and to
COMBINE SAFETY WITH BEAUTY.
use the Excelsior Dye. Beware of unAuth 'nti-
Gated nOstrums. A good dressing is necessary
after dyeing, and the best is
CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERyATIVE
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BATCmkAoR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world the only true and perfect Dye; harmless.
rOliEble, instantaneous; no disappointment no
ridiculous tints remedies the evil effects OF bad
dyes; invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and
beautiful, Black or Brown. Sold by all Drug
gists and PerfpmOTs. and properly applied al
Bachelors Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street.
New York. js3.dIy
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Tickets S1.OO Each

Admitting one person to the concert and enti-
Ting the holder to one chance in the distribution
of prizes. A discount of FIVE per cent. will be
made to clubs Of individuals purchasing fifty
ielrat. ar mora
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MercuFiaI or SyphilItic rheumatism
and Neuralgia,

Thoroughly srsdicated Mercury and all dis
eases arising from an impure eF poisonous state
of the Blood, and defy those who suffer from
such diseases 70 obtain radical cure without
the aid OF this important remedy.
1t operates on the system entering the blood,
neutra!z'n g the virus of poison, r.-sstsblishiHg
the healthy functions, of the animal economy,
an thereby enabling the system to eradicate the
disease and cast of the obnoxious matter by the
Bowels, Urine, Breath and Skin, causing no
sensible excavations
1t is pleasant TO take, assimilstes readily with
the foed, aud does not interfere with the usual
diet adv ocasioDs.
Enclose cent stamp and send for sealed cir
oular.
All communications strictly confidential
Price sS.0oper bottle, sent free from observation
By mail or express, to any address, Cd receipt OF
the money. Address
JOHN Il. WILKINSON
Druggist and Pharm aoeutist,
In Medical College Building, corner of BIondesu
and Seventh Etrests, kE0kUk, IOWA.
m27-dly.
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Din. GALLAGHER'S
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
GU - 80

at once dissolTes and carries off gil Rheumatic
Neuralgia and unhealthy matter from the sys-
TEN, and the patient must from necessity soon
get well. There is 10 mistake about it. The
money promptly returned in every instance
where no benefit has bsen received. A large
number of unsolisited testimonials have bean
received attestingsits great value.
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~ -O6A&& - y = &V8Dn
DOUBTING PEOPLE.

There is hardly . thing subject that some
people Will not doubt, and 1t IS only by actual
proof that they can be convinced, In nothing II
this fact moro clearly Demonstrated than IN med
icines. I,s true many have reason to donbt, as
they write 20 us saying toat they have tried
both Doctors an dioines for the curr Of Scrof-
ula and sill to no efieca therefore think there is
no cure for them. Now want TO dissipate
those doubts by showing that scrofuls in all its
forms can be cured by the use OF the
sAMARITAN's ROOT & HERB JUICES.
This has been proven 20 thousands who are now
well and sound. And to the doubtful and those
who have given up ell hopes, we will furnish
the Root snd Herb Juices free of charge until
perfeo: cure is effected. PsrsOns awaiting them
selAes of this offer viii please send reference
that tkey will pay when cured. Root and Herb
Juices $l.25 per bottle.
EAH1ARxTAM'S GIFT,
1NHE only real and positive cure for diseases
i arising from indiscretion. Balsam Copaibs
and Mercury discarded; only ten pills effect q
cure. They are purely vegetable; cure in from
two to four days. For no other reason than t.
avoid being exposed the Samaritan's Gife should
be used. Men Of experience know that the med
icines given by quacks are Balsam Copaiba anC
Mercury. The first can be smelled from the
breath worse than bad whisky, and the Mercury
ruins the system. And, GgSin, no person wht
cares anything for his reputation wants to b
seen going into the shops of the vendors of thos'
disgusting drugs with which the afflicted ar,
gorged. Male packages 81; female 50. Sent By
mail TO any address.
Sold by Druggists generally.
DESMOND CO., Proprletors,
9l5 Race street, Philadelphia.
CEAs. BESsEE, corner Illinois and MArks
street, Agent for Rock Island.
mchsdW1y
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The Secrets Of Eonth Unveiled

A Medical Treatise of thirty-tWo pages, sent
postpaid, on receipt of two three cent postage
stamps. Address
Ia3-d&WIy 81. B. La oroix. Albany, n. z
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EMILY II. MOORE.

(The well-known Western Authorizes
a LOST LIFE is one Of the most delightful
novels ever written, and will command wide
sale throughout the community. Orders are
pouring in from every quarter, and thousands Of
readers will be charmed with it, Mis- EMILY
Il. MoORE, who has written so long under the
nomae de plume of "Mignonette." has made
that name very popular all the great West,
aud this, her fret book will be welcomed by
every one. The book is beautifully printed and
bound, price 81 90.
e9- The above book is sold everywhere, and
sent by mail, postage free, on receipt Of price, by
the Publishers
q. W. CARLTON 4 CO., Publishers,
Madison Square, N. y. CITY.
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Rheumatism. L NeuraIgia

in all their various forms. 1t is taken inward
Iy only. 1t is positively the only stand ard spe.
cihc before the public, being composed of pure
aud harmless vsgeta BILE in gredients solely, con
tanning no minerals, poisonous or injurious
drugs.
1t has actually cured ninety Ave in every hun
bred eases, in the last six yearsa res ult unpar-
alleed in the history of medicine.
The principal advantage in taking this msdi-
cine is, that it is quite different in its compost
ton from any other article before the public.
No other preparation does or can act in the
same manner. While every medicine purges
and sickens the patient,
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GIFT CONGEaT.

Or earlier if tickets are earlier disposed of.
A GRAND RAILROAD SCHEME under the
management Of Locomotive Engineers, Of
ths @. h. L. & P. k. H., Company.
Should any change of time be N ade due no.
tice will be given Ticket HoIdsrs.l
At the conclusion Of the eonsert the property
nemed in the list given below will be distributed
to holders of prize tickets by committee to be
then and there chosen BY the ticket holdars
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GEORGETOWN.

FETo.-It Ia understood that Mayor Svee-
ney will send = message TO the Board Of Com
mon Council to- night vetoing the tax bill re
Gently passed ny the City Councils. thus yielding
10 the pressure brought 10 bear on him, not
outstanding the state ment OF the faithful clerk
OF the corporation that the taxes should be
g. % on the hundred dollars 20 enable the cor
poration TO meet its obligations. This amount
tSlso) was cut down by the boards IL will be
remembered, 70 sl.4s on the hundred dollars.
TIE REPUBLICAN, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
met last night, and Collins CTGsoe and A. Pope
we're nominated for chairman. The bslIoting
was tie throughogc-the vote standing To
land the meeting adjourned without organ
lling TO nest Wednesday evening.
CANAL NRws.-OB Friday next at O'Clock a.
m. the water will be drawn from the q Gorge
Town level for repairs. Water will be let in
from Cumberland to the Great Fails tonight,
and from Great Falls TO Lock No. D. above
Georgetown, on THURSDAY next. when the re-
pairs on the Georgetown level will commence,
which will last about ten days.
Masonic CHOIR SUPFrR.-Last evening AT Q
ocioc Z, st Fueitt's Hall, 4 supper was given by
the active members OF tie Masonic Choir 10 the
honorary and inactive members. The party
consisted O. about 30, man OF whom were from
WashingtoI. The supper was gotten up ip
tugitts beet style, and a. enjoyed themselves
hugely. Ore O'Clock ended the entertainment
CATTLE MARKHT-Drovers' Rest, 40 cattle
sold at ass to s., few prime 8. So 400 sheer Al
s. to SO 30; oOws and calves s3s TO SEQ (market
very dull;) dressed hogs are bring 81 10 I0c.,
good demand
GRAIN MAahBT.-G50 bushels wheat. sood.
slNa 200 bushels, fair, sl.5s SEQ bushels fair,
81 cents 49, 49,
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TRES RY pEPARTalrNr.

| TREAS RY DEPaRTNvvr.
Public not,:e i hereby given, tSa, bsols W. viii be
edntTy on and 1 F1rn DAY o. MsEcH next in hi.
National Loan under the act pproved jail H. $50
entitled An act to authorize the refundinf OF the
scn,aH nIoI 9 'he act IN amendment tereof
The places at which subscriptions may be I, ade.
errment, will he announced hereafsr The srGr 1sed
loan c.HlBIlses three classes OF bonds, namely
.: dosrs, payable Is coin at the yieastre Of Shs
sne and Ss ssn ifsr i9E from the ts Of r
coin, at tie rate Of 1--WE pr cent per aaaum -"
Seeond Bends to the amount OF thTee hundred
Of the United States after fteen ears rom The date
teri. n Coin al The rate Of four and hsE Der cent
~ Third sonds to the amount Of seven hsndred
nHiions OF dollar. payable IL coin the riessure
o. tue niied States, ate. THIRTY years froan the
date sf their issue and bearing interest psyste
quarterly III coin, AT The rate OF four per rent per
,b s1osertsrs to the Loan will have preference IN
,Ist Subscribers Tor equal amounts Of each ciss-
seeoId, Subscribers for e4ua! amount, Of bonds
bearing shterest a. The rate If toar and q half per
per cent
Third Third s MI hrs for five PEI cent bonds
to be- Sr Of hS
when the bonds are divered and msy b
piade either IN coin or IN bonds OF the nited States
The coin received in payment viii be sppea 10 ,e
redemptiOn If ve-tweDty bonds " '"e
The bonds will be registered or issued with ror
pons, as may Ice desired by subscribers. REGISTERED
bob0s viii be issued Of the denominations OF HS6
Sh0. 500, u 800 $500, and : IL 600 and coun0n
bonds 81 each denomination except the last Two
The interest will he payable il the United States M
me ONCE u Pie Treasurer, any Assistant TeasureT
OF aesisnated depositary of the Gov ernmegt
The bonds Of the several classes Aforesaid and the
lnterest thereon, are exempt q n the naymeut ri
all aHes or sues OF the United States we'll az from
AVIATION In any form by or under State munjcipai
~ local authority.
After maturity the bonds last issued i'll be first
redeemed. % classes and NUMBERS, a. ma he drsy
mated by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
GEORGE s. boutwell,.
les lot WI Secretary OF the Treasury
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice CGr't>r.--
Mccarthy vs.. Fitzgerald, trisl resumed. NOyes
IS. Eesher, submitted TO court, on demurrer
alter hearing. The court directs judgment 10
be entered Tor plainti II for amount o. note and
interest. Weaver vs.. Picard & Soioman, judg-
ment by default against soloman VIM Hind
default. keene & Haggerty VS.. John q. Myers,
Judgment by default. Geo. W. Eddy W. Daniel
Phiel, Judgment by default.
POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, J"ige Sa,ll.-Sanlv
Williams. colored, driving through funeral
procession: tined 81. stephen Hamilton, pro-
ianity in the street; lined s.. James Davidson.
charged with fast driving on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.: lined so. Walter Brown, making threats
of personal violence TO John Brown ordered to
give bonds 10 keep the peace. Samuel Williams,
c0lorcd, vagrancy; workhOuse ninety DAYS.
Louis Howard and Louis Howard, ir.: drunk
and disOrderly: lined 81 each. Thomas Pltchl yn,
charged with AssauN Oh Charles Pitchlyn, his
brother, by swapping gun al him. sent to the
reform school during minoritvs Thomas Ven
able. cOlored, disorderIy conduct: lined -
Lewis Medley, profane in the street: tined 81
Joseph Gates, last driving in the county; lined
so. Samuel Williams, yagrancy workhouse
ninety DAYS. John SimORds and Andrew Maber
loud and boister0us talk Oh Maryland avenue:
lined - each. Mary White, Ben; anime Viii.
lisns and Angelina upshur, three colored
women. charged with stealing ten pounds of
meat; fined - each.
HARD CASE.
| Josephine Miles. charged with being an idle
/ and disOTderly person, OF evil life and fame.
| come chargeable to the corpOr alton pauper,
4 found begging IN and about the streets, found
lettering IN and about tipping houses, Q suspi-
| cious person, having no fxsd place of residence
| and unable to give good account OF herself,
| guilty OF open profanity and grossly indecent
| language and behavior in the streets, q public
| prostitute, leading . VIGOROUSLY iewd and las
| civious couree OF life Josephine has been be-
4 fore the court weekly for the last three months
| and pleaded guilty TO the charge. After giving
| her wholesome advice, the Judge hnsd her 10
\ in default Of which she was sent to the work
| house 40 DAYS. The Court directed that an en-
| dorse ment DO made ON the commitment to the
effect that she is an incorrigible hard case, and
| not TO relieve her until her time il served out.
| VIM Ross and Vim. Graham, profane and
| indecent language in the street: fined IS each
| VIM. Radcliffe, charged with cursiDg on 18th
street; fined -. Joseph Taylor and Mary Sutsr
coiored, disorderly conduct; hned - each
Charles Anderson. colored. vagrancy; work
house ninety days. Adjourned.
| lNote.-We ase requested to state In relation
| TO An item on the "hotel case" heretofore pub
| lishes that IL was not Dir. Hanmope, the pro.
| prietor, but Brink his clerk, who was held to
| BALI in the sum Of 500, and that Judge Smell
said il the right OF the guests had been violated
they had their civil remedy for trespass.
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CITY ITEMS.
ONIY so.

TENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at 81 a psIr
All sizes. a new assortment Just received AZ q.
Bsum S Corset Factory. 4Gs 1th st.
BALEgIGGAN HOSE for ladies' at the as.onish-
ing low price OF IS cents, at e. gsan's Corset
Factory, 4oo til st.
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InP.OvE YOUR sIOCK; ~
Two pair y.ry superior pure breed whiteG@6
CHRSfBR PIGS. ~ months Old, At barge IL
ordered soy1. Address Box 2 BtsT ONCE. ia&-u
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a WOMAN I'D.
ExECUriON ArMAsLEeEc' TO-DAY

Mary Wallis the Chile rAfsouer-
She Sa Hers the EXtresese Penalty og
the Laa-Ter Last A0Hsenfs Nome
Rarttcuh- OF the Crime .er " hien
hhe sUaere~ Death-Her Trial cad
Conviction.
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Ky THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r. Georgetowr
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY

IN 6EORGkToWN.
- Dy virtue of q deed Of trust. dated and re
En ce-c ed IS follows June 10th, lSsS, duiy re
corded IN Liber VI II, No. IA, folios AL 49,
ana &c, one OF the and records of the county OF
washington District Of Columbia, and at the writ
ten request OF the Treasurer the Central Building
AssociatIon OF Georgetown, District of Columbia
We shaii sell, IN front OF the premises tuesday,
te Istn day OF February. A. ID ISL. at O'clock
p M ali that piece or parcel 81 land lyinr and .it4l
aIed IN the city OF Georgetown. District of Colurr
Ola ana known and distinguished on the plat of said
clty IS PsFts Oh lots numbered fourteen and fifteen
10 w w 20 coTan's suhdiy ision Of lots numbered
seven, eight and nine q, and 81 in the original
pan OF u EGetoNn Aforesaid, and bounded as FOL
Iows:-BegnnDg at the southwest corner Of the
properly conveyed TO Henry Wingste by Francis
tcber the twenty fifth, eighteen hundred aud sixty
Tour. AID recSs Ged in Lfber L T. r. No 4s folio
iGs one OF the land records of the county and DIS.
irlct aforesaid, running thence north in the weFt
Ine OF ssld property forty two Feet eight inches
thente east ana at ht angles 10 Congress street
forty hye feet six nckes thence south and parallel
10 hrst line forty wo fee; eight inches thence west
m straight line forty Eve feet six inches 10 TIE
pace OF beginning together with the free use of the
alley bounding on &ld leading to the same improyei
by three Two. STORY Brick Dw cllngs
Terms of sale: One half cash. and tn balance in
eqnsi insiaiipents inteT 4 from date of sale i'm
the property sold. TS he resGd in five days II the
terms 81 sale are not implied with. purchasers
est Sgv Will be rcqS>red when the pT perry Is
ksocked down. Conyeysncing and stamps q. pur-
ohaser's cost. W.
WILLIAM D. GASsIk Ir-.,
FRED. W, JOKES, Irustees
llE iaw3WSdffes THGS.- BOWLING .A1ot.
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INSURANCE.
NORTHWENTERN

MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY.
MILWAUKEE, WIS
h'%- d, Sec: HEBRR Smith, Vice Prest
JOIN d skS pYKE, Pres,t,
vas organized IN ISIS. II las 50 900 90 assets, and
poo members. Being purely mutual company,
ne furnishe Insurance at its nj COST
Inns net cost Will be less than in most, ii not ALL
Eastern com panles, because obtains higher rates
~ interest ON its Investments, has lower ratio OF
mortality. and holds high reserve gents WAITED
once 9O9 .th street. L. .KNIGHT,
fei Ina C.sne-.I Aeon,
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ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
no. IFS BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
CAPITAL AND AssETs.."...,....-..... $500, 900
- OFFICERS
HnMCNn q. FiSHER, President.
JAS. GOPSILL, Vice President


This Company Issues all kinds Of Life an ndov.
hlent Policies on the MUTUAL PLAN.
~ III PoifCies non iorteiting after two payments
no RESTRICTION on travel residence. Annual tiyf
liycs. ~ io's
Thirty days grace allowed in payment q, IRE
miUms - -"
No Forfeiture Of Policies for Non .psymsnt Of
Premiums.
BknrcEn RArEs.-The premiums charged by thI.
oompsny are reduced SO low TO equal in come
Is PER CENT. DIVIDEND IN ADVANCE
All the Policies issued by this Company cont ain
,lause guaranteeing positive CASH SURRENDER
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOB DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
= hartmann Pres't, 5. y. Smoot, " Presr
g. b. White, Treas. T B. Marche, seciy
gsoT Lighter, Asst Sec. i. q. kimbaIl, Atty
"a n Men i'm, Med Ex. Robert II. Graham
ElPhonlo Youngs. ia Cook
]. d. Witherow, Geo. T. Guilick
LIGHTER a. MARCHE,
Genera! Agsnts for DiStylot Of CoIsakia,
Jana An sl5 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMTSEMENIS. &C.

Ea,,czsI Fesr,r-ChaT!es Fechter arc Car
sta Lec1ereq IN " Hamlet"
Wax orera Esse.-k-e. =. W. Lander in
" MASS and Faces
CdS Ft1lsSs' HaI.-Sau ssarpeys Silver
shcw.
I'rccTH Heil.-Tt eoEiore TtcE. asi C.ra-s Con
seEt.
nGsriters Art Gallery, 4ss eth street.
ssrlov . GsIleryof o. Paintings, 1886 Penn
syIyaDiA avenue.
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HoRATIO STONE. and not Horace Stone, a.,
some OF the papers have it, is the name OF the
sculptor who is to make the Morse statue.
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SAN SHARPLgY and his silver show crowded
Odd Fellows Hall again last evening. To-
morrow afternoon and evening are III" last per-
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FRENCH FIRE gifts. Alaska diamonds, and
Line plated bracelets, received al Prggs. on
the Avenue.
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- L BLTC TICE,

AsHrLsR has ali kinds of therrseme,er,.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC

FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
RnowNIsG . MIDDLETON
ID would respectfully ask trial n thsir
s p: zen fIsn1Hassd b. od s eee iss
finest in the market TIA. L.
FINEST l;S sEEE4F2 ;S Do
FisEsr JsPsN.
FINEST ENGLISH Bk kHSEsf .sspf.oNS'
I'll o." B TO sIs ss!' s1 SIn RIsTs sy
Ola Pennsyysnis avenue.
crhtSSSSA sTs ASE c5fFhr M as,kASibSS Sro
BROWNING & sIupLEroS.
Oh PeEnsylvsa;s svenua.
So. GE6RsES B.Nk MACKEREL,
~. iEGoNoMf sH.p.
P PI1kss sS6 sIhs s6kfT HERRING.
oopFTsH and SCALED RERKING.
BROWNING aIDDLEToS.
ASTRAL OIL.
~, r rs.,,. br3' ,t, N9a EtBo..-s i.aS,
y VAR net TO explode. Trale supplied at New
BROWNING & MIDDLETON.
Ola Prnnsy snis avenue.
WINES. &C.
Cur stock OF WINES and LIQUORS is very -.1,-
ple;e and cannot be surpassed by any thissite II
New ho7k. IL comprises the be-: brands II Chan
payne. sIu ons which can be for!-t-
Nre Clicquot 40
NQ e chsnSsr; Green Seal 90
u ID d umR DRY herZsnay' do.
Chss. Heidsieck 40
Pleasant Valley Carte Blarcha" D.
Pleasant ' alley Paris ExpUsiti1u do
AIsO.
Hennessy 4 Co. COgnac Brandy,
49,. Otsrd, Dupuy = -. Cocusc Brandy
California Brandy. Mailer, Wine
Sherry. Pert,
-.,., Musost, Pure Malaga.
BBOWNING MIDDLETON.
Oh Pennsl IL aria MAMMA
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4 CORRESPONDENT writes Us in reference to
the article in Thursday STAB, headed"a child
nearly killed 10y reckless driving" and says it
was not the fault OF the driver. awhile man. but
vas pure accident, also that AIR. Anderson,
!.oliceman, was on the spot immedi 8tely, ant no
arrest was made, as the parents of the child
we're convinced the driver was not TO blame.
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TIEIRATX for the VI Visionary Society OF IVES
lev ChaIel, corner y and 5th streets will be
given tomorrow evening, nj six O'Clock. The
sstibnion will shord n peasant entertainment,
and TIE prices have been fIed for Adults 3
cents. ard children j. cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10

FOR THE CARNIvAL--Parties furnishing up
for the Carnival would DO well TO attend the
sAle by Nessrs- Lstimer < Cleary az their
auction rooms tomorrow. as they have an
immense sale OF household furniture Of every
description.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10

SWISS BELL BINGERs--On Monday night. at
Walls Opera House, the famous Berger family
or Swiss Bell Ringers commence an engage
nent. This Is represented 10 be the tar sest and
best company OF bell ringers in the country,
and embraces nany celebrated hArrssts, vocal
ISIS, Nloiinists, and eorHet PLAYERS. Sol Smit n
Russell. huncr'st ana facial artist will ASSIST at
each performance. Seats may be secured At
Ellis music store.