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Dispo osing Of tho Policy Dealers.

DlspOsanR Of tho Policy Dealers.
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday held In
$500 bail each to answer the policy dealers who were
arrested the Jefferson Market Police Court district
on Monday afternoon. The names Of the parties
were published In the HERALD OF yesterday. Wien
arragned they formed motley crowd, and the
court room was crowded with sympathlzlng scala
wags and small-fry gamblers.
esteiday afternoon captains Mcdonnell and
WaShDurn, Ol the Eighth ana Ninth precincts re-.
spect.vey, set cut another RAID and arrested the
following parties:-Gharles Curtis, As Thompson
E-gers, S43 hudson street; LOUIS Mil, 5oh East
Twelfth street, and Samuel Grery, VA Third avenue.
$6uV bail each to answer &C the Special Sessions.
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MARINE C0UaT-pART l.
DE -i.i3ns.
Do I,t.l-. l...&a,

DE .isi3ns.
by Judge Curtis.
DonRDler rs Tsdacsen. Judgment for the plaintiff
Koiler Us. Cou0h.-Judgment for the painlin.
Hahn rs. Decker.-Dlsmissed.
Dn'eger cs. Tuin0er.-Judgment for plaintiff.
E,tVs rs. CfOuse.-Judgncnt lor de enlant.
CrdcJ0rd rs. KeHp-Judgmcnt for plainllfr.
10lcasend Us. COttrtu.-Judgmtnt for plaintiff.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE % l87-TRlPLE SHEET

the policy raid would create an unusual quantity OF
labor 10 the edince. but It was all over when he put
In an appearance.
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MARINE C0y3T-2AaT 2.
Decisions.
By Judge Alker.

Uatdron ps. Cohn.--JudgTent for the plaintiff for
slg5 ana ccsts and $25 allowance.
Bush rs. H.--Judgnent for plaintiff for x273 %
and costs, and as allowance.
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ApANs.-On Tuesday, June 40 passed nom tns
earthly sphere, PRAIRiB VIOLET ADAxA mians
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SANDBLOoM.-On WEDNESDAY, June II, IN BROOK.
lyn, Il. d., AUGUSTUS j., only grandson oi A. sand
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from No. 23 Con-
sclyea street, on Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
sHADpLr.-Tn Jersey CITY, on Tuesday June 20,
OF heart disease CHARLOTTE, WIDOW of John Shad.
die in the 18th year OF her age. ge.
Relatiyes and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, TINS Ihursda afternoon ~ Two
M. CIarK, 251 South Fittn street, Jersey City.
SHASD.-On Tuesday, June TO- HENRY, Youngest
son OF Margaret ami the late leter Shand, a2eu
ReIatlves and friends are invited to attend the IN.
Hn Fifteenth street. this Thursday AFTERNOON, at two
O'Clock.
STARRETT.-Suddenly, on Tuesday, June 20, JAMES
+. STARRETT, In the 73d year Of MS age.
The relatives ami friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from MS ale resi-
dence 43s West Forty-fourth street, on Friday siier
noon, at one O'Clock
TELFoRp.-At his residence, after q long and
severe Illness. JOHN TELFoRD, IN the 7Stn year OF
Tne relatives ana friends or the family respect
fully invited attend the uncral from ms lte resi-
dence, "a North Moore street, on FRIDAY @terhoons
at two O'Clock, without further notice.
v.y ZANDr.-At the residence OF ner father BARD
avenue New Brighton, >. l., on Tuesday, June 70,
OF dropscai enuslon, following scarlet lever MARIA
MAYA" Mary 4. Van zands, aged 10 years, months and
DAYS.
New Brighton, 4. L., on Friday morning, at eleven
O'Clock. The remains Will be inferred the family
vault. Trinity church, New YORK city, ON Friday AZ
ternoon. at two O'Clock. The relatives and friends
OF the family are Invited to attend without further
New Orleans picayune Times and Bulletin please
| copy.
| voLcEMANN.-on wednesday morning. June n
BEKE, widow OF Peter Volckmann, agei A3 YEARS.
The relatives and friends OF tue family nro invh1
to attend the funeral from her late residence, MO-
Ein street. on Friday afternoon. st two o'clocE
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ALEXANDRIA.

ELECTION OF TEACHERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The consolidated Boards of District Schoo
Trustees for the city, met at the County Super.
lntendent's ONCE last evening, and proceeded
to the election of Principals, when Messrs
Theodore II. Ficklin, Edgar T.. Harper and s
and the two former were elected; the first
named unanimously. Miss Lena K SHAY was
elected on the first ballot. The second and
third ballots were Intellectual, but on the fourth
Miss Margaretta Law was chosen. For Assis-
tant Teachers-On the first ballot, Misses
Phoebe Littleheld, Sallie Yates and A. V. X
Sbay were elected, and after several other bal
lats, resulting in tie between Misses NJ. Ellen
Price and Mary z. Walsh, the former was
chosen.
FIRE.-A fire broke out about eleven O'Clock
last night in the bakery of Frederick Schwoop.
on the south side of Wolfe street, between Fair
FAX and Water, and before il could be sup
pressed had not only consumed the building in
which 1t originated, but the two framed houses
ADJOINING on the east, and partially DESTROYED
the brick house adjoining on the west. The
bakery was owned 10y William Wolfe, and was
insured. 1t was occupied by Frederick Scl,woOp
whose effects were also insured. OF the framed
houses, the one next the bakery was owned and
occupied by Mr.. Charles Rudd, and was insured;
the other was owned by Capt. Ezekiel Jones
and was lnsured-it was occupied by Cant
Jerry Frank, whose effects were not insured.
The brick house was owned by Mrs. Cathariue
DeN vaughn, and was insured, il was occupied nv
Mrs. Ann Dobie boarding house, b!It upOn
her efiects nor upon those OF any Of her bOarders
was there any insurance.
A. X F. Il. X AS already stated, the work of
constructing the A. X F. IL. r. from section II
10 Shipping Point has been let to Chas. Mead
den, OF Philadelphia. The rem inder of the
line has been let to Mcclure Il Studs, of Fair
tax county.-EGzetts, Wednesday eUenfng.
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THE COURTS

COURT IN GENERAL TERN, To-DAY-In the
case Of George Petry, appeal from the Patent
Omce on an application tor patent for "A re-
Hector, Chief Justice Cartier delivered the
opinion OF the court. sustaining the action of
the Commissioner OF Patents refusing to issue
patent.
Mr.. COrwine called the attention of the eourt
10 the sIragut bounty case, stating that mo-
ton bad been made by the government to dis
miss the appeal, and he would like TO have the
case set Tor hearing at as early day a. would
suit the counsel. The court entered the case
Tor hearing.
The case OF Curtis and Hall agt. Cushing was
continued.
The Court announced the commissioners NJ
election, a. stated elsewhere, aud adjourned Ia
Monday. ~
49,: LiS& COURT, TO-DAY, Jadgs Sael.-Chas
E'r an, charged with using profane and obscene
words on n street; tined -. Jane Lewis col
Thomas Gler, larceny of a pigeon valued at
$50; dismissed. jas. Burrill colored, charged
with TObbing Levi Young of q silver water
pitcher, valued al So, in Georgetown; fined $50
or six months in Jail. Charles Sailor, charged
with fast driving on Pennsylvania avenue;
nned 500. John Eggleston, fast driving on Penn
sylyania avenue; ined SD. In the case of John
Heeting, before the court yesterday. charged
with the larceny OF q stove, the Court sentenced
him TO four months in jail in default OF $50 fine
FORGERY ON TIE TREASURY.
d. w. Barrett, colored, charged with obtain
ing 500 from the u. 5. Treasury by means of a
forged paper and false representation. There
are two cases against this party, and throuyh
his counsel he waived An examination and WAS
committed in default of g, 900 for action of the
grand jury. The witnesses were also held in
their own recognizance TO appear at court.
THE CLOSING CASKS.
Edward Edwards, colored, assault ON
GEORGE Lacey, fined SO and costs. Abra-
nam Young, colored, charged with steal
ing pair Of shoes valued at Al; lined $40 and
costs. Also, charged with assault and battery
on pohee man; fined SO and costs, or 80 days
IN jan: Henry Warren, colOred, charged with
assault and battery on Catharine Maloney, an
a,ish woman; nned SO and costs. Thomas
kearcon, assault on Ellen Reardon, his wife:
heid IN 800 bonds to keep the peace and re-
CURED to pay costs. Francis Common, disorderly
conduct; lined -. Joseph Kelly, profanity:
tined s.. Burley Young, Robert johnson and
Andrew Tibbs, vagraDts sent to the work
house 30 days. Charles Edelin,, pulsance in tina
market house; not proven, and case Dismissed
John Taylor and Joseph Venng, celored.
charged with aiding in forgery; a nolle pros
was entered. on condition that they give bonds
In the sum Of 500 each for their appearance as
witnesses before the grand jury in the case Of J
W. Barrett.
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Government Securities.
stock RNeDOrf.

BY BaRksrs'. Brokers' and Com nlsrcial slssraph
Lewis johnson Il Co. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets, as follows:
Nkw YORK, Jan. s-U 6's, lssl, coupon, 1l0ts
0s, %, coupon, los1s; 520s, "a, coupon, lUISs
rs, 90. coupon, lG5s; 5-20s, new, Is, coupon
lbs; DDS, %, coupon, WIh; 5-O's, g. coupon
Mariposa,-; Canton, g.; Cumberland, =; West
e,n Union Tslegraph. AZ; Quicksilver, =: Pacific
press, 81; Wells. Fargo Co.'S Express, -; Ameri
can Express, q on d; y. 3 Express, 11s; New York
do. prsRie egGids Harlem . DO: preferred
Lake shore 4 Michigan Southern, SIs; Union
Pacific Railroad IinosCentral, 1854; Cleveland
Pittsburg, l0tSs; Northwest. 7O1S; do, preferred
STA; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and lndi
ana -; New Jersey Cent l.. leo: Rock Island
I0t4; Milwaukee 4 st Paul, t9'S; do, prefd, 7l5s
Wabash Western. 4S1s: Fort Wayne, ga; Alton q
Terre Haute, %; Chicago Alton, ll4; do, pre-
Col Che Ind. Cent, IN Tennessee state -ixes
old go do; new, 61f Virginia State skies, old s.
North Carolina skies, old 4fAt; do, new, - 4
Missouri sizes, SO; Central Pacific Bonds CO.,
Union Pacific First Bonds, 10H. Gold, nos. Mar
ket strong,
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The Markets To-Day.
T.I.sraph.d ErtIn.ireIu % u Ersn,nr s.

TffSrnphsd Exclusively 10 The Eren,Hg S'Gv
BALTIMORE, Jan. lotion heavy: midIIug I'm
land. liAalFs. low middlng IiaaI4is. Flour ac
i've, cry Mills high grades advanced from - to tc
Howard street superfine S5a $3.50: do extra sea
SbIj; do. family. S615a s. 30 City Mills superfne
S5auaSl p, do. extra. sd. 50a rs; do family SSa
500, Western SupeTiine. S5a 8 25 do extra S6a
ST. o.; do. family, S6T5aS7 20. Wheat firm and
stock scarce; price entirely unchanged Corn firm:
nrmer and in improved demand at $40 ~. Bacon
hrIner and in improved demand; rib sides, II1sc ;
dull at l2ai21zc. Whisky quiet at gla92c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-Nirginia 6s. old, EDls hid
u asked do. 1876 90 bid. 81 asked.
NEW loRK. Jan. 6.-Flnur dull and UNCHANGED
heat quiet and heavy. Corn firm.
NEw ioEK. Jan. 6.-Stocks weak. Gold steady
~ htsal0@e. Money easy at 6a7. Exchange long ..
short. ga. ~ bonds, S5. Virginia . = coupon.
-; do new. 63 North Carolinas, old, a.: do new
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f0EFICikL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
OF the City of Washington.

An Acr for the relief q Emil Jouscher and Bush
r"d Washington.
BE AZ saaef.d BY TIE Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Com a0a Council a. n. Cry Of WdShssgtoa That
the Mayor re. AID he h. her H. suIhnrix-d and r..
Cured 20 remit the tax Of fifty -four doll rs and
irD cents, assessed mp 'ois ami in "a rare No
70. be property Of Emii JOnscher tor grading
sidewalk fronting on said lofs, tegeths with al
sceumu sted int thereon and the of adv.
tising the said lots. and other charges which now
stand CHARGED upon the tax books sgain.t the said
fmil Jonscher. end the said Emil Jonscher is her bv
relieved from the paym mt on the same, the said
having been enormously assessed
SIC. And be ii further ,adr.ed, That the Mayor
be, and he IL hereby, authorized ard required b.
remit the tax OF twenty two collars and sixty enc
cents ass ssed upon lot X, IN square No Ts5. the
property OF Bushrod ashing ton. for grading side
Walk fronting said lot, together with all cpmu
lated interest thereon. ana the cost OF advertisur
said lot, and other charges which stand charged
upon the tax books against the said Bushrod W ash
ingtot and In said Bushrod ashing ten is hereby
relieved from the payment of the same the said IA j
haNisg been err one, usy assessed
sEC. AH0 az further enacfsc, That so much o,
the ether act approved May 80. $50 a. applies 10
Emil Jopscher and Bu-hrod Washington he and
the same 10 hereby, repealed.
Approved, December 10, $50.
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GEORGETOWN.

VALUABLE Doc KILLED-The large Nav
toundland dog Dixie, belonging to Colonel H
Sehgson, which was bitten q few DAYS since by
mad dog, was yesterday killed by the police,
at Col. SIS request.
IHE NEW HAY WElGHER, =. COakley, (col-
ored.) took charge of the scales this morning.
paving therefor S135 to the late incumbent, Mr..
A. +. Otfutt.
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AN ACT TO pay 1essrs. Merchant & ButIer ano.ba
carries OF the Fourth Ward, tor medicines fnr.
nlshed the poor during the quarter ending Septem
her 20, lo10. 0P'0Ai
bt ~ >Hdctsd By the BoGri Of Aldermen and Board
OF Common COUhctk ~ the Cay Qt WASHINGTON Jbat
the sum OF ree hundred and sixty ive dollars AMI
seventy cents be, ana the same is hereby aonronTi
atod cot II the general fund TO pay Messrs Mer-
chant Bitler. apothecsries or said ward for
medicines Furnished the poor during the ouarter
ending the goth day of Sep'ember, Ic7U
Approved, December L. 1870
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AN ACT for the relief O, Ben am

. AN net Tor the reIitt OF Ber amin Tilley
be enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and Sn1r1
p common Council az the Guy az WnSh,ngton T. A.
the sum OF iwenty-ore collars, paid for take. Nv
senJamin Tilley in 1859, assessment
De aud the same Is hereby, refunded to hin: anl
tne toIector is hereby authorized. also, to dedu
inc same amount from his tax ow dle for the pres
ent year. based on the same erroneous Assessment
Approve december 10. 1870.
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National Tksater.-The ZavistowsH Sisters in
/" The Forest Daisey" and I" Rebelious Girl"
Waits Opera House-Mrs. Jas. A. Oates Comic
0perA Troupe in ." The PTima Donna OF a
Night" and Z" Nan the Good for Nothing"
Odd FeH0prs RaH-Two-he2ded girl q giant
and eiantess, the bearded woman, and other
human euriositiee.
Lincsln HGH.-GraDd concert by the pupils of
tke Fourth District public Schools.
Aarkriters Art Gallery, ass eth street.
BArlows Gallery Of Oil Paintings, 1236 Penn
DyNAnia avenue.
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JONI RFsoLUrIoN in relation to the pay Of the As

btHhUIt IfIt CIIN AfhlngtcU
tsSofred ~ the Board Of Aldermen and Poay,
~ common cOnicit Of The CRY Of WdshtRgtOH Tha
sand collars for each year of the gener al
ana SIX hundred dollars for each Of the AMIN
asstetment, or nifty dollars per month for the yea
OF June, $50. WIZ IA .
SIC. 2. dHd be a. further resoEred, That sectio,
st OF TIDE act scrIbipg the duties of the
sors, approved May ], 1865. be, and the same 4
heI0by, rel ealed. IApprOved. Decemher LIZ IS-n
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Acrfor the relief of Peter L,rmopd

be az endctsd by the Board OF Aldermen and Board
o. Common Council 81 tis Cry Of WoShiHstoH That
the sum OF one hunor and eighty ive dollars be
ana me same hereby appropriated out of the gen
era und 10 paw Peter hammond for services as cIer
70 ire commisson appointed TO ascertain the ndebt
edness this corpoT alton PrOrtdsd That tbs Mayor
arc amaJority OF the commission will sign the shoye
claim. IApproyed Dacsmi,.r a. 49,
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An ACT for the relief the

AN &C Tor the relief OF the Industrial Home School
be u enacted ~ the Board OF ALf,T,1en ana Bn1yJ
o. tommoH tOune't0 the CRY Of Washington THAT
me tum OF one tho usand dollars be- and the same il
hereby. appropriated out OF the general fund ana
that the same he presented by the Mayor 10 the ie
gary constituted managers of the Industrial II ON.
School. to aid in dcfrayin the current exnap.es s
said school for the year Gliding June 81, ISL.
Approved December ~, ls,f
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JOINT DTSOIUTro,

JOINT RES0LUTTON ~ ,. grading Of c street
north, between North Capitol and First streets
east, and for other purposes
Efs0irSd ~ tSs BCarf ~ Aldermen rpd B'r7d Of
Common CCHSri Of o.. Cary Of W0SfHgio8. That
the Mayor be and be Is hereby. authorized and re-
q1ested to order the grading OF street nerth, bs
tween North Capitol and First streets east and cause
the gravel taken the etTom to BE- deposited On nth
Capitol street, and 10 the sidewalks on and
North Capitol street To be lowered in accordar, .
with tie established grade: said work TO he don
under the superintendence of the Commissirnsr o.
the Filth Ward. and that ment therefor b. made
made without delay, 80 that communic. ti0n 10 AMI
trcm the United states Capitol railroad depot anS
the city be made cafe and proper .I
APPROVED. Decor
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DMutua acknowledgements and coroners.
ga girl with a cork leg is the best skater In
ST. Louis.
"Chicago ladies give no their dissipation
gum chewing manufacturing Lent.
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Be u ,HGcted oy me Board 81 dl8srag.n Gaf Fnqyg
~ Common CobHct 81 the Cary 0f EasstHcr9st Tb.r
me sum OF Two hundred aud fifty dollars he -
the San Is hereby, appro priated ont of The q nr
fund for the relief OF Andrew Maher
Approved December Is. 1870
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N1CI LOT the TeIiel ol PIoN l1ence Hospital.
o, ~ enacted ty Inc Board Of Aldermen ami BO1,d
Of Common CopactI Of the Ctfyof VaSh,nEto. TIT
the sum OF one thousand dollars be- and the same Is
merely appropriated out of the general fund 10 en-
able the Mayor TO contribute this amount to the
port OF Prov,dsnce Hosrital during the year ISL
Approved, December 70, 1870 "
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Az 80! Act to grade and gravel Fourth street east,

frcm Matylsnd avenue to III street northeast
BE ~ sR1G,d ~ the Board Of ALd,rp3e1 AMI gooys
81 Connoh CoRHe1t Of tas CITY Of WaSkiHgtoH, Thai
Ile MAY or De, s9d he hereby, authorized and re
duested to cause Fourth street cast FRI m aIaTyIan
syenue II street northeast, to be graded and gray
etd ana 20 defray the {, penFe thereof the sum of
eight thousand dollars or so much thereof smsX 10
neC"ssi ry be and the same is kerby. Appropriated
our ~ me iuncs 81 the Fourth and Filth Wards in
amount Of work in each ard. ~ INV
Approved, DeceICi.- '" %.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE PLATED BRACELETS, gold lined, a,
s., 80, s., $40 and : II per pair, with gold
chains, received at Prigg's .Iewelry Store, No
i51 Penna. avenue, between /, and 9th street
The JUNIATA-A Double Heating Coat Store
Something new, and warranted to work as rep
resented, adapted for Dwellings, Stores, Large
Halls or Churches Call for CT rcular and eX-
anime Stove, at HAMILTON K PEARsOS's.
No. 1, Y. N. T.. A. Building, 9Th and ID IS.
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An Acr for the relief of the womens Chri.ti.,


Bsu enacted BY the BOdrd Of Aldermen and Board
o. Common Council Of the Guy Of WASHINGTON Tia,
the sum OF four hundred dollars be- and the ssme !.
hereby appropriated out of the general fund 70 Aid
the omen 8 Christian Association 10 SUNNY nedi
clnes TO the poor who may come under their care
Approved. December 20, 1870 0'
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A USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT is a SEWING
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms a
the Agency, q. BAUM's HoOpskirt and Corset
Factory, 40s 9Th street Terms to suit the pur
chaser
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Az AcT to extend -, -. the employment

AN ACT TO extend the employment Of
temporary clerks in the Office of the City Comp
trOlier.
BE ~ enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Cannon tOHHcH o5tHs CttVOf WnShiHstoH, That
the Mayor be. and is hereby authorized continue
IN their respective positions the two temper AIRY
clerks in the Office # the City COmptroller, APP
pointed under the provisions Of act approved
september 20, lo7O; and q sum sufficient nay the
salaries Thereof for the present fiscal year be- aud
the same is hereby appropriated out Of the general
fund. IApproved, December -, $50.
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BIDS Tor 10 cords OF oak wood for the Quar-
termsSters Department were opened to-day.
and the bid was awarded to G. L. Yoder at IS t5
per cord.
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1RsT IN THE FIELD.-The directors of the
society Tor the Amehoration OF the Con Iition
OF the Poor, for the First Ward. have estab-
lshed depot on 18th street. between X and 1,
streets. ami to-day commenced the Distributor
of bread and fuel.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

n@EAbMFRS AND MECH ANICS' BANK,
w. GEosGsrow~, ID C.. Dec -, lS'a
ernd O. three go per cent. payable 20 the Stock
noiders on and >fter The sDth instant
de 80 scst Patriot Cashier.
Rv rHos BOWLING. Auc,r: Georset.wu
POTOMAC F'sHEKIEs AT AUCTION.
Sat pnhlic .ucIiop, ~ the tor of rhonss
nnMIpg: No. ia Bridge street. on WEDNESDAY,
nohN ING January 1ith. at II o'clock the three
commonly known ss Clouds Landing !"
Terms cash. RITOHIE
i.6 At TBoS. BOWLING, Auct
IN THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.: Georgetown
ApMlNIsTRAroRs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
ppsshSSirUks sND EFFECTS, CHOICE Ii
a On FRIDAY MORNING, January 9Th.
W III at 10 O'Clock, | will sell at tue 70. j.
~ dence Of the late X bert Dick, No. -. Cav
IL tSreet near congress- street, all the 9Ou-e-
named " which N'
Mshosany Hair cloth Sofas and Chairs.
French Plate Mirrors
Handsome Brussels Carpets and Rugs
MAHOGANY Secretary. Book Gase
namssk Cur aims, Shades
Mahogany Tables and Stands.
q tine Feather Bess
fine Hair Mattresses.
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads. Sheets.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, " srdrobes
Refrigerator, hairs OH Clo'h.
Crockei y snc Glassware, with many other articles
TOO numerous 10 nent' or.
Ar O'clock,
VIII be sold the choice Library.
About 2.H0 pounds Salt POrE
Lot choice I'D r ans aid Lard
GeoRGE PSTER Administrators.
la6 Pat 90 our THOMAS DnwLlNG. Anct.
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MIR. A. '. RoBEY has been appointed Post
master al Robey.town, Prince George county,
Md, vice X. ii. Mckee, resigned
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LADIES' GARMENTS al one dollar each. Very
large assortment OF Brackets. Immense stock
OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the HOLIDAYS
Also, large stock OF fancy Brackets at one dol
lar each, at JOHN wALLACH's,
n,S,E 359 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-At the seventy
sixth monthly meeting OF the Excelsior Build
ing Association, held last evening, seven shares
cent.
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~ D & e.
Although we were burnt ont last night we ar,
still prepared to furnish outside orders, such a
Parties &c, which may be LETT at Mr.. y. GAU
TIERS Wine store, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
and will be promptly attended to.
Ja3 ST }. H. SHAFFIELD.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
W KAsHIxerax- n ~ Nsca-uha- 20 I'm

ZONE FOB YOUR PRIZEs.-Every person sit
" ing Tor half dozen Csrtes de visite draws Q
PRIZE at the Cottage Gallery. Gems, Pearls ana
photographs IN fine style, e23 10th street, near
street. eea.2W.
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THr Union LRAGUE.-The National Execn-
tive Committee OF the Union League OF America
will meet for organization at WIZARDS Hotel.
on Friday, the 18th instant