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The COUNTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cart.er-Tre case Of
White y Bro. VS.. j. u. Naylor is in progress to-
day.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge kcArthgr.-In this
court yesterday tie last ~ill and tesra ment OF
john L. Calhoun was exhibited. proved and al
mitted 10 probate. = h. Il. jackson appointed
administrator, and qualified. Will of Matilda
Young proved and admitted to probate and
record. Wall Of John Williams proved and ad
mifted TO probate, making Barbara Williams
Misunderstanding. who gave bonds Citations we're
ordered 20 be served on q. p. PATTERSON, W. II
Phihps and Walter 8. Coz. executors to the
estate OF Catherine Pearson, 10 show cause why
the estate has not been settled Joseph Schwartz
gave bonds in the sum of - 900, and qualified
as administrators 10 Elisa Daft, recently de-
ceased. James q. Payne gave bonds in the sum
Of 5000 rs executor to The estate Of Matilda
Young. Adjourned.
Police COURT TO-DAY. Judse Snen.-So,on
flsher was arraigned Oh the charge Of assault
and battery on William Hayes. This difficulty
occurred about load of hay which HAYES had
sold TO Fisher, and which Fisher asserted did
NOT come up 70 the contract. The testimony was
conclusive as TO the assault, and Fisher was
hneo Sl0 and costa. Washington Brown, charged
with stealing bolt of cotton from in front of
the store Of Messrs. Selby & Naudin. pleaded
guilty, and was iiIed $50. or three months in
jail. Edward Mathews and Thomas Cros.
charged with disorderly conduct: fined -
James Ciawson and George w. Chandler. inde-
cent exposure; tined as each. Lewis Clare dis
orderly conduct; tined SIS. Alexander McCnI
iCch, profanity; fined as.
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The Markets TO-DAY.

1ttFrophsd Exclusively 10 The Erenias Say,
BALTIAoRE, Feb. s.-Cotton-mddling upIsnds,
stock scarce and trner than other grades At f5aI5
low m1ddling; lts. Flour more active ct slight
concession. Whest entirely unchanged. White
- nthern is nrmer at 50 cents Oats 55as0c Rye
dnll A. s5cs ssh Pork steady at s23 Bacon steady:
hams, lbaL3a. Lard dull az l3alSse whisky, DC
BALriNoRE. Feb S-virginia skies, old, a., bid,
IS asked; do new. 81 asked ~ w.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Stocks very quiet and IN.
Shansed. Gold steady st llX. Money essy nj tas
exchange long. es short No.. $50 bonds co,,p- n
ia Virginia sixes: ex coupon, 65; do new, d.
Horth Carolinas. old. Az: do new. %.
NEW YORK, Feb. s-Flour aujet and .t.,s,
Wheat dull and UNCHANGED. Corn haaHN .Ne'!
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Government so~urftfes.
St0ck RODOrt.

By Banktys', Brokers and Commercial Tsl,srayA
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds N
home and foreign markets, as follows:
ssnsw aokk, Feb ST.: 3. Is, lssl, coupon, lls;
90 % coupon loss; pc new Is, coupon, lG99s 5 ss
% Soupo o ES ~ ts coupon, loss; 10 @'s
pref Canton, Is; tumbersnd, r @; ~ We 90
ern Union Telegraph, 20; Quicksilver, IL; Pacific
Mail. x's;; Boston Water Power, as: Adsms Ex,
Pres =; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express, sss4: Ameri.
Central and Hudson, $50: do scrip e.; Erie, eiis
40: ETsierredN; Harlem l2ti; do preferred. =
4 MiG ,bi Southern, 81 Union Pacific Rail
PLttsbnrg, 1883; Northwest, AS; do, preferred
SIS; olevelaId Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
spnls:-; New Jersey Cent? NJ, l03is; Rock Island
To- Milwaukee st. Paul, So do, rref'd, 7l1S;
Wabash and Western, 52.; Fort Wayne, =;
Alton Terre Hante, =; Hannibal and st. Jo
SS5; So; Chicago s Alton. no.; Do, preferred, ls5a
Che: Ind. Cent, Is; Tennessee state skies
sia' 81 Do, new, 63. Virginia State skies, old
o.; North carolina SKIES, old, 47sa; do. new.
- Missouri SKIES, s9si; Central Pacif, Bonds
mon Pacific First Bonds, So Gold. III ssrlI1,
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QUICK SALES OF REAL ESTATE by TkLR-
GEArH -Mes>rs. Fitch " Fox telegraphed an
offer. on Friday evening last, to party in Santa
Barbara, Cal, tor q valuable lot in this city,
and received reply on the following day; 1T z
O'Clock j. M, accepting the proposition. Yes
teIday the same hTm communicated the fact by
telegraph, at halfpast one, to a gentleman in
Boston and at r. IN. received All answer which
resulted in the purchase of the adjoining prop.
erty. he amount involved is nearly S2j 900
and the purchaser IL one OF the wealthiest ana
most influential citizens Of Boston. The prop
erty Is IN the immediate vicinity OF the new
Circle at the inter section OF 18th and NJ streets
and will probably be handsomely improved IN
The spring.
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The LATE FIRE ON STREEr.-lt appears
from the examination OF the buildings on V
street, III which the ire occurred on Sunday
night, that the loss was overestimAted by some
thousands OF dollars, the first estimate having
oSen made when il was impossible, on account
OF ice. 10 get into the houses, and when il was
supposed ;ast inass ., ule iu.nltu.e nag peen
some OF the firemen. in taking hold OF the hose
absolutely froze to them. and one of the mem
bers OF No. l company was frozen to a ladder
and had 10 be detached" and handed down by
his comrades. The clothing OF all were, more
or les, coated with ice, and i'll setting down on
their appars tus many Of their coats were broken,
as II they were Of glass. The National Union
Company. in which most of the houses we're in
sured, has made arrangements to place them in
repair.
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The New York money market continues 10
work with extreme ease. new call loans being
made at four and Ave per cent; the latter being
the highest rate. Commercial paper continues
in good demand, and the best names sell at y =
Yer cent. Government bonds are strong but
dull,
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The CARNIVAL,

Grand DiplGy Ezpected-The .Nli,ary, h-
ItrelrCrkS, de-, d..
The secretary Of the Executive Committee Oh
the Carnival this morning received a letter
from Colonel AuaenTeid, in New York saving
that probably
POUR REGIMENTS
from tina; city will participate in the Festivities
here On the 10Th and 2lst instant. The dis
play OF
FIREWORKS,
made by Detwiller OF New York will be grand
and the following are the leading features on the
programme, which is very long: On the plight
OF the 18th instant-BOmb and Rocket Salute:
Egyptian PYRAMID; Star OF America; Fusilade
OF Rockets and Bonlbsheus; Grand Tree of
Liberty: ,Ieweled Cross OF Honor; Representa-
ton OF Washington On Horseback; Terminating
with a grand ascension OF flights on signal
rockets. On the night CT the 2lst-Cross of
Honor: Original Yankee Windmill; Fountain
Of Sparkling Silver; Greek Fire Illumination;
Gross OF Diamonds: Revolving Sun; terminating
with grand Temple IN honor of Washington,
com biDlDg varlegated tires, decorating marOons
sun cases, &c, the whole affair being over lD1
feet IN length. 1t is probable the DISPLAY will
take place in the White Lot.
THE sOU THEM REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
are PREPARING 10 participate, Is also the
various
GERMAN SOCIETIES
OF this city, A they notified tie committee yes
terdsy OF their intention IN that regard. Wan
german viii have his orchestrion, which l. an
Instrument representing full band of MUSIC
on the verandah in front of Concordia Hall.
GRAND TRIUMPHAL ARCH
is being erected AT eth street, under the direc-
ton Of Major Ployman. number OF the
committee VIII soon 90 70 Baltimore to make
dehnlte arrangements with the famous FYrrn
regiment OF that city. The secretary to day
wrote to the President OF the Board of Guard.
/. ~, e ~ ''"hi'e school. - -.. -
the schools he closed during the carnival. The
u>tets have directed the closing OF the schools
IN this city. Mr.. Busker, of the st. James, has
offered his parlOrs and balcony to the executive
for the use of the President and
me mbers OF the Cabinet, during the two days of
the Carnival, and IT is probable that the offer
will lie accepted.
The finance committee OF the carnival has
authorized MIR. Arthur Anderson 10 receive sub
serIption> therefor.
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INSURANCE.
GORTAwBsTERH

MlLWAUkEB, WIS.
htf VAHInRD, Sec. HEBER SMITH, Vice Prest:
JOHN II. VAN DYKE, Prest,
a. was organized ia ISIS Has 5000 400 asse IT, and
- w msmbers Being purely mutual Company,
me NOrtnwestern furnishes insurance its nsf cost
I'm: net cost win be less than in most, if not ali
eastern com panfes, because u obtains higher rates
OF interest on its investments, has lower ratio on
mortality and holds high reserve. AGENTS wanted
fec I'm Csns,aI sc.r.
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AN Ac1 granting certain priviles. to G.orc

An ACT granting . certain privilege to G.orce
Smithson
be ~ thorfed BY the Bonrd Of Aldermen mt BoayS
o. common CONaeiI o. the Ctfy Of WaShisefos Thar
me privilege Of erecting frame shed ad DIN NO his
briek house, in square S14. on ID street south be
tween sixth and seventh streets east, be, ana il
hereby; granted to George emithson Prortdsd
thecossent Of the President OF the United States be
Approved, January l6 ls7l-M. O. Emery. Mavor
Approved, January ia, lS7l-u, .. GRAM
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[0FFICIAL,l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
OF the City Of Washington,

AN ACT granting certain privilege to Charles Z.
CerrinRton
II ~ enacted " The Boardof ALfsrnlsa asd Board
81 toDiron (ohacit AZ the CRY Of WASHINGTON That
permission be, and the same ia hereby rran,e 20
Cnaries n Darlington to erect frame kite hen adj
Iong the rear Of his brick house. TO- 1881 street
nortn on lot sub g. in square Ne. 20l Prorided The
consent Of the President Of the United States be
Approved, January Il, lGI-M G. EysRv. Msyor
Approved, January 10, 1s7l-U. I. GHANT
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LOCAL NEWS,
AMIsyMENTs, sc.

NGioR0l FAsat>r.-Charies Fechler and Car
tsftAIeClercq IN 4" Hamlet"
Vets Operd H6sse.-Mrs- =. w. lander in
''henry ne Eighth.'
Ced FeJorS' HGU.-San Sharpley's Silver
Skss.
ka.coh, HaH-TheOdore Thomas Grand Con
cert.
ts;ond Baptist eAErcE.-FestiyAL
haNkriters Art Gallery, As 7th street.
BATioss Gallery OF OIL Paintings, izs6 Penn
sylvsniA avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
ONLY $40.

--O
GENTS AND LADIES' Kid Gloves IT ~ q pair,
All sizes. 4 new assortment Just received at O.
Raum1 Corset Factory, 4eS It'll 81.
BAIBRIaeAN HOSE Tor ladies. ut the astonsh-
ing low price Of IS cents, at u. Baum's Corset
Factory, 40s 9TH st. s's .
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Az Acr granting a certain privilege t. Marti

AN ACT granting a certain privilege t. Martin
Cannon,
H II ensftsS tv the Board Of Aldermen AID Board
a. common Council of the Cify Of WdShissloH, That
permission be, aud 10 hereby, granted Martin Gan
non Add three rooms to his frame house, situated
on street north, between Nineteenth aud Tween
tieth sreets vest, the same TO remain during the
pnasrre OF the corpora alton P,ortdsd The cSpsent
tanned. w
Approved, January lS, ls7i-h q. Emery. Maroy
APfIoNel. January u, lGl-U. s. GEANI
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Az ACT granting certain privilege to Thomas
WynHe.
81 II saaSi,d ty tie Board Of Aid.rmeH opd Board
az Common Council Of the Ctfy Of Washin gtoa That
permission he, and the same is hereby, granted
Thomas Wynne to make addition TO MS frame
heuse situated On street north between Nine
tenth and Twentieth street west PTcrifed, The
obtained. " 80"
Approved, January l6, ISL M G EVERY Msyor
Approved, January 10 lS7l-C. S.GRAyI
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ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. l.s BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
CAPITAL AND ASSETS s4oo mn
OFFICERS
kpMUND 9: FISHER, President.
JAS. GOpbILL. yfca Presden,

Pyeeffent,
Jas. GOPelLL, Vice President.
ms company Issues Gil kinds OF Life and Epdcv.
ment Policies on the MUTUAL PLAN
~ All Policies non forfeiting after two payments.
no RESTRICTION on travel residence Annual diyi-
d 1; nonforfeitabls No extra rates for female
Thirty days grace allowed in payment of pre-
No Forfeiture Of Polieie, for Non.psymsnt Of
Premiums.
REDUCED RATHs.-The premiums charged BY this
company are reduced 10 low - to equal in some
caeesa
- PER CENT. DIVIDEND IN ADVANCE.
All the Policies issued by this Company contain o
clause guaranteeing a positive CASH sURRESpKl
LOCAL BOARD OF DIBKOTORsFoR DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
q. II b. White, Treas. T B. Msrche, secy.
Jno Lighter, Asstsec. I. q. kimball. Atty
S.A. ii .McKim. Med Ell, Robert III Graham
ElphonZo foungs. T. A. Cook.
J. n. Witberow. Geo. 4, Guilick.
LIGHTER d MARCHE,
Gm1dI Agests for District 0 Colombia,
Jana Am CIT 7th street, opposite Post O0ioe
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Mrs. LAspKR's Elisabeth" II Of itself sum
cient TO place her in the front rank OF tragedi.
ennes. She appeared in il before fair audience
at Walls Opera House last night, and her sup
CS,heIine,n in Shakeepeares great play,
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Az Aor granting certain privilege to Ann q.

Chandler.
Fen mated By ths Board oJ Aldermen and Bonrd
~ Common Coinctiot the City Of WdSiiaEtoa, That
Chandler TO erect and attach to the rear Of the
ewelltng house owned by her on north o street a
Of tire corporation: Pror,ded. The consens Of the
President Of the United States be first obtained.
Approved, January Is, ls7I-M. G.. EMEBY, Mayor
Approved. January l9, l7l-U.s GRANT.
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MRS. r. J.. JACKSON has been appointed q
coryist IN the Pension office, with a salary Of
s&a. t.
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NOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN. TuAT THE
~ PARTNERkBIPh heretofore existing between
III. q. COBURN & J. J. WILMARTu under the
name or firm OF
COBURN WILAARTH
was dissolved on the 4th day Of February, ISL
All debts due TO the said Fl nm are TO be paid 10 II
q. COBURN, and all debts due by the said irm are
10 be discharged By the said II. O. COBURN, who
will continue the business at the old stand corner
18th and II streets.
h. G. COBUBN.
FEBRUARY 6th, ISL. fe7.st-
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THRFI THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT will
be given al Lincoln Hall tonight. We have
ira a. the finest and most perfect musical Or
ganiZatlon in this country. The New York
TriLUAs says, in a notice ct his recent concerts
there. "Those who know Theodore Thomas only
by his summer garden concerts have no idea
whatever OF the perfection to which his sxtv
men have been brought. The "faDnhauseY''
overture was never given better in New York
than they gave IT last night. But Miss Mehlig
after al deserved the place of honor in our
notice. for the concert was Cor her benefit. We
know OF nobody except Mrs Krebs who can play
a fugue with such absolute fnsh, and make il
at tie same time so beautiful and apparently so
tree
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: 9eorsetown.
fBUsTEEs SALE 9ExaLTABLE PROPERTY

- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated and re-
E cerce as follows June 10th. 100, daily re-.
corded in Liber III, No. II, folios igi, i92
g. d Sy3, one Of the lsud records Of the county Of
warrington, District of Columbia, ard at fhe writ
ten request OF the Treasurer of the Central Building
Atsoclstlon OF Georgetown, District of Columbia,
We shall cell, in front OF the premises Tt ESDAY
the lAth day Of February, A. u. ISL, at O'Clock
ali THAT piece or parcel efiand lying and titu-
Meo IN the city 81 Georgetown. Distrctof Column
ba and known and distinguished the plat Of said
ct'y parts Of lots INBRED fourteeu and tfteen
~ W. W. Corcoran's subdiv ision Of lots numbered
seven eight and nine =. and 81. in the original
pan OF Georgetown Aforesaid, and bounded - FOL-
lows :-Begfnnfng at the southwest corner Of the
property conveyed e Henry Wngate By Francis
and Robert Dodge d executors, by ead dated DC
tober the twenty fifth eighteen hundY ID and 81 yty
fonr, and recorded in Libcr N q r, No AZ folio
10y one OF the land records OF the county and Dis
met Aforesaid, running thence north In the we.t
line OF SAID property forty two feet eight inches
thence east and at right angles to Congress Get
lorfy fve feet six incbes thence sJth and lei
10 irst lire forty two feet eight inches thence west
IN straight fine forty five Feet six inches 10 the
pace Of beginning together with the free use Of th
alleys bounding on and leading to the same improved
by three Two story Brick Dwellings,
Terms Of eale One half cash: and the balance =,
equal instruments, Interest from date of sale in
three and six months, secured by deed OF trnst on
the property toId. To he tesold in i've DAYS If the
terms 81 sals are not compiled it'll. ct purchase
Seu shy VIII be required when the property ia
stocked down. Conysyancing and stamps at bur.
WILLIAM d. GAssIN.
FRED. W, JONES, trustees
!l2 IaW3w6dffes THOS. BOWLING .Auct.
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SAM. SHARPLHy's SILVER SHOW appears 10
be an attraction 10 the public, to Judge from
the audiences which for the past two niobt,
have assembled in Odd Fellows Hall Thu Ser-
forming birds and animals are very good and
the presents are given AWAY every night, accord.
ing TO programme. - -
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TEE FLokAL DECORATIONS for many OF the
tnest entertainments in the city are furnished
by Small * Berry, florists, whose taste in ar
rsDgement i only equalied by the variety and
excellence OF the stock from which they select
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TIE BCRsIss, formerly of the (uartermaster
Generals ofice, vhe was ment Oned IN Mon
DAYS STAR IN connection with The abstraction
OF PSymssters checks, is not Nr. q. II Bur
CESS. no" engaged IN the wood and coal bust
neS corner OF sth and ~ streets, In this city.
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FEIScH fne gilt jewelry, new styles, sets,
locsets and drOps, received az Prlgyis on the
AVtI0e, this morning.
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TESTING WATER METERs-On Friday, at I
O'Clock, several water meters will be tested in
the pipe yard At the Central Guardhouse, for
which preparations are now being made The
test VIII be under the direction OF the Water
Registrar and the Water Commissioners who
bore TO zee the members Of the Councils and
others interested present.
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AID Fos THE MEDIA S. Selomons,
treasurer OF the Provident Aid Society, has
received rom the Hon. j. n. Edmunds SIS,
contributed by the employees in the city post
once, And from the Hon. A. NJ. Clapp S229, of
which floS was given by the hands In the Prin-
ing once ard SO ia the bindery Of the Con-
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC.

DROWNING q MIDDLETON
ID w0uid respectfully ask trisl OF thsir
Is: ao prSpoanecs ~ sSn Rssa1; ~
finest IN the market. l
FINEST GuNPowpIs.
Finest i9gs ssI hY Iss.,
FINEST ENGLISH Bk s1NliE s2.oS''
new crop R 10 %kfisst!y sfsHisf Rfifs5
,, CeFFEEs-
MOCHA 2in govIRNMrNr JAVA.
RSisfsSS Sca afEEkks NJ sIhLsa sK.bR.; Ero.
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
Ola PeansyivsnIs avenue
No. lMEss MACKEREL.
No. GE0KgkS BaNk hACKEREL,
Ne NO kc GO NY sH H
F FSGR sSEiT HERRING,
GOLDFISH md SCALED RERRiNG,
BROWNING 4 AIppLEToy,
Ola PeIIsylyNnia senne.
ASTRAL OLE.
Hpo'fer PTa;t,s Ma El-Plo,'~s As'ra o.
wsrrsnted not to expf0ds. Trade suFpiied =, Nv
BROWNING & MIppLEroS.
ola Pennsylyanis aveHue.
WINES. sc.
Our stock az NINkS aud LIQUORS i very COM
Elete, and cannot be surpassed by any this sac ~
New York. Ii comprises the best brands Of Cha-n-
payne, am ong which can be found
L. Roederers Carte Blanche" Champagne
Nre Cbcguot DO.
Moeft Chsudar. Green Seal 10
Munm Dry Ferzenay" do
Pheasant Valley "rarte Blanche DO
Pleasant Valley Paris Exposition Go.
Hennessy co. Cosnac Brandy.
Otard, DuTHy y 20 CccnAc Brandy.
California Brandy. Males "a wine 49,
eAeTry. Pert,
For sale low, by
BROWNING MIDDLET0N
bli Pennsy IL snia avenue.
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A SNEAK THIEF named Washington Brown.
Yesterday sns.ched bolt OF cotton from in
front OF the dry goods store OF Selby * Naudiu
and started TO run "A with IT, but was pursued
and arrested by Detective Miller, and locke A
UP n the police cells. While Brown was run
ming. he drew dirk knife ami threatened to
kill the first officer that laid hands ON him.
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TIE PARTRIDGE EATER.-Mr. Scott, who Is
eating one partridge per day Tor thirty days on
q wager of $500 side, at Miilers restaurant
LayIrg finished his twelfth broiled bird veSte--
day, " aich seemed, he said, TO be enormously
large, bad the style Of cooking changed to day :.
taking his bird stewed, and Is confident he shall
lie able 10 Fight IL out on that line.
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An ALARM OF IRE was turned in from box
y iaSt evening, caused by the partial burning
81 an OLD frame shsDty At the coruer of North
capitol and ID stress. The fire was extin-
guished by Lieut.. Kelly and Ofscer~ Atchison
AurihN and Fitzpatrick. sSsisted by other per-
Hent did lot 60 into sci vice.
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SHERRY WINE RONn

We have few or. casks very rsIe and delicate
favored SHERRY In the Custom Honse IN Ceorre-
town, ID; o., which we will sell at very snal si-
vance. II is wine 81 our own Importation from fha
celebrated house % Tsasi Csdiz and has been pro-
bounced by Judges the finest wine this siie tie A.;
lantlc. Samples can be seen az eiir store
We are eoie Agents in the District for T J. Mar.
In CO. wSrli renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distilled from the Lest grain eXnressI,
for medicinal uses. The trade 81 pplied AZ dstier
prices, by BkowNING & MIDDLETON.
lea Ola pepnsylvania
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TIE ANTI-TEgEITORIALIsTsF IZZLED OUT
Hksre ore Nor re Hopes scs Ck.risLsd- The
nineteen Seventh Ward opponents OF the Con-
gTes~lOnaI bill tor new government in thi,
District Immortalized in last Wednesday,
STAR, were 10 meet again last night at Island
Hall, but the meeting did not come on. for want
al an audience and speakers. The hall was
lighted and heated, bu. there was only about
hall dozen present. who, after warming them
selves At the stove. left in disgust.
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u,nlLn be- Sn lind q thsrnonststa
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

00OrS0COWu ADVERTISEMENTS
n~eEohErowN REPuBLICANs-Ths EI-
sas,s oss.p ss ss .. the :, 81
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CANTATA OF TIE MONTHS AND SEASONS,
FoRstsY HAIL, atoRG ErowN, DC,
TUESDAY lvENIEs. February -,
st JOINS CsUBCH.
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Iicten 81. to be Obtained 81 The Music stores Of
John y Ellis, hetzerott Co, aud - Scissor
EHORGETOWN, FyERUARY Isr, 1871. =
DISSOLUTION OF 90 fARrNERsHIP.
The % partnership heretofore eNis ting under the
nan. and style Of BURROUGHS s DOTGAL, doing
q Commission business, is this day dissolved BY
: The business will be continued By WILLIAM
n DouGAL at the same pace No. 50 Water
Either Of the members % the late firm are author
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EREAT BARGAINS IN COTToHs.
New York Mills, wamsu.sa, Androscossin and
PRICES: Splendid "A BIeschsd and UnbIesoSed
Muslin us. Good "a Unblesched Cotton, 10.
riIl0w Cotton. VERY CHFsPiP ps%ask. rsSi s
Linens, Napkins and Towels. silk finished Black
Gcod. TSSffd kT.Kp Sos Orr
TSSm lot Spring stock b :, American peisines,
,ssm 10, B Fhssa sistts' a aIsss
CAsaHh I ffIR EeB o ksPIEs CENTS ASp
BOOTS. Shoes, etc, q. L. GRApwOHLs, If3n
ss rl. street, GsSrgetown N9ts By mail from
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