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LOCAL NEWS.

ray ofhe Legislature. A resolution has
been introduced in the House of Delegates, by
Mr.. Henry Bell, to fix the paw of the members
of the next House at SIS per diem. The Gene
raj Assembly that used to meet at Alexandria
could afford to pay sc per day to its members,
both Houses together not containing dozen
members. The members of no representative
body that ever assembled in Richmond pre-.
yious to 1855 ever received more than 81 per
day, and that sum in old times was deemed suf-
hcient pay for the services of such men as VIM.
Q. Rives, John Marshall, p. p. Dandridge,
John Tyler, John Floyd, and such men. The
proposed reduction is a step in the right direc-
tion. II is, however, much easier to elevate the
pay even of incompetent officers than to reduce
it, especially when the parties to be effected
have the matter in their own hands. 1t may be
safely assumed that all the Virginia State Off
GERS, the members of the General Assembly in
cluded, get more pay by a great deal than they
could earn in any honest private employment.
Why, the Governor of Rhode Island only gets
S3oo per annum for his services, and S400 per
annum is deemed an ample equivalent for the
services of the Governor of New Hampshire
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THE most powerful Iron aad Vegetable Tonic,
English Female Ditters.
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DIoHMoND THEATRE.

DICHMoND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
of the
CHAPMAN SISTERS
and
G. b. BISHOP.
THURSDAY EyENING, February 2s, 1871, by
special request will be oduced the following plays
Aladdin,
ALADDIN
ALADDIN,
AND
REGULAR FIX,
REGULAR FIX
REGULAR FIX.
Bishop as..,......,......",..... De Bras.
TOMORROW,
JOINT BENEFIT OF THE
CHAPMAN SISTERS AND c. b. BISHOP.
SATURDAY,
MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK FOR DADIES AND
CHILDREN.
fs 23-1t
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GRAND SUCCESS.
TABLEAUx AND sTATUARy,
UNDER AUSPICES OF
MARSHALL LoEGE No IL, KNIGHTS CT pYTHIAs
WILL BE REPEATED
VIRGINIA HALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2irB,
AT O'CLOCK. p. NJ
An excellent male quartette, assisted by A FULL
BAND OF MUSIC, will be in attendance.
Tickets can be procured from members of the
Lodge and at tho Bookstore Of West Johnston.
fe 22-3t
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AMUSEMENTS.

II ICHMOND THEATRE.
N EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT. One
week only, commencing MONDAY, FEB. 18th. Fam
lily Matinee Saturday, March 4th, at "a o'clock
THE CELEBRATED BERGER FAMILY, SWISS
BELL RINGERS, Harpists, vocslists, violnists, and
Cornet Players the largest and best company Of
Bell Ringers in America assisted by SOL SMITH
RUSSELL, the Renowned Humorist and Facial
Artist and other Vocal and Instrumental Talent
EVERYTHING NEW, BRILLIANT, AND AT
TRACTIvE, far surpe ssng any other entertainment
of q similar nature ever before seen in this CITY,
Admission. RESERVED SEATS may be OBJ
tsined at West a Johnstons book store. Box-sheet
open SATURDAY, Feb. 25th. GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY, March 4th. fe 23-1w
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BY TELEGRAPH,

TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES,
BY Southern and Atlantic (oppositiop)
EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIE STATE JOURNAL
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SCIENTIFIC PARTIES.

These investigations, with visits to adja-
cent plantations, occupied several days,
during which time the two scientific expe-
ditons sent out, returned and reported
Prof Ward found much difficulty in reach
ing Cape Cabron by land, owing to the
miserable roads and limited time, so he
concluded to return and make second at
tempt by sea, in canoe. Among other
valuable Information, be reported that the
hills which run down to the sea were
limestone formation. with beds Of mica
schist covered with very deep rich soil,
which renders it difficult to see the rocks
1t was only in the beds of streams and
along the coast that they could obtain any
idea of the stratification. The vegetation
everywhere was NEST luxuriant, consisting
of bamboo thickets, magnificent mango
and cocoa groves, and the curious saber-
tree, from which the dug-outs are made
Ho found some quartz, which increased
as he advanced.
Prof. Blake made most interesting re-
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rI,HE SOUTHERN AsSOOIATION.--RAFFLE,
L for the Benefit of the Widows and Orr hans of
he Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. 100. EVENING FEB. %.
l6, Il, 81, 20, 2T, 8, 50, 61, 8, 81, 81, 40,
DISTRIBUTION No 19i. MORNING FER. 23.
60. 81, 4s, s6, SO 80, 7s, 81, 2l. A, 55, 6s
Witness my hand at Richmond, Va, this 23d day
of February, 1871.
SIMMONS q co, @. O. TOMPKlNS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE, can be purchased
from Capt. W. /. DABNEY, at the Branch office, No
g. Eleventh street, one door from Main,
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WANTS.

WANTED-
wv Some halfdoZen more GENTLEMEN as
BcARDEBS to which the amplest accommodations
will be afforded and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
Apply at No. l03 east Clay street, between First
and second fe Z2--1w
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GEORGETOWN.

Summary OF THE COAL TRADE FOR THE
WEEK.-The coal trade is growing duler "a the
season advances. SchOoners have been scarce
this week, and but few loaded canal boats have
arrived. The receipts and shipments OF the
different companies for this week are as follows:
Borden Mining COmpany-receipts, 40 tons;
shipmets, $50 tons. Agnew's wharf-receipts,
600 tons; shipments, 900 tons. Rays dock
receipts, 2,114 tons; shipments, 1886 tons Con-
solidotiOn Company receipts, 3.i21 tons; ship
ments, $3.50 tors. Total receipts fuT the week,
G,2s5 tons. Total shipments, 8, 246 tons.
The CANAL.-President Clarke has directed
that all loaded boats arriving here be unloaded
as soon as possible in order that they may go
into winter quarters up the canal before the
10Th inst. About twenty boats. whose owners or
captains live in this city, will tie up for the sea-
son near the collectors office.
An UNUSUAL number OF arrests were made
last night for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. The parties arrested evidently began the
celebration of Christmas a little too early.
PAST GRAND SAcHRa ROBINSON, Of Logan
Tribe OF Red Men of this city, was presented
last evening by his brother warriors with en-
crossed resolutions OF thanks for his eor t. in be-
half of st. Tammany tribe before the great
councillor the United States at IFS last council
fire. The resolutions were presented by Major
john II. King in neat address.
MERCHANTS EyCHANGE.-The market for
wheat is firm. $500 bushels were offered by
Hartley & Brother to-day, and sold at S15s.
Two HUNDRED barrels of flour were shipped
from this port by the steamer Lady OF the Lake
Yesterday.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, |Rdgs M1c4uhsv-Y ester
Gay the case OF Douglass agt. Douglass Was c.n
ci9de., by verdict for plsintif -,
To-day, Dunn agt. straining; verdict for defend
ant. Myers Bro agt WrOe; Judgment By default
POLICE COURT, To-pAy, Ja5gs SnsR.-yosep oh
Piper, charged with disorderly conduct, forfeited
Quadr, CHARGED with profsnity in Ge5rgetown: aneI
s.. Eliza Carter, same offence on 81 street kned
50 Beverly Pey,cn and Mary Green, disordarly in
Ge3rgetow n; fined 50 each. james Welch, charged
With yagrancyj workhOuse thirty days. Charlie.
Bishop, same charge; wOTkhSuse ninety days. Jas
Mont az ne, Robert Ward and Henry Saowden, thr- e
cclored men, charged with IN ,licious trespsss in
brea king down and carrying swav a stone vail be
longing TO Georgetown College; fined SIS ich and
hnt d So
A.. SLASHING A MAY WITH A RAZOR.
Adam Blanket, CHARGED with assault on Samuel
Garter by cutting him N the leg with razor. Ties
tNony showed that while a party of Bank ct =
friends we're h ldna Carter, Bans ct came in with a
razor, and, sicoping down, cut him a CASH five in
ches in length and about one inch deep on q heshy
rat Of The leg Just srsz;pg the fsmoral artery
NNhterWa,ds' he threat med TO eut bis heart out.
jealousy Is supposed to be the cause. The case was
continued, witness for defence not being present
REDDY REFORM
The annals Of the Police Court are again embel-
Eshed with the name of I" Reddy' WEIGH Last
called upon to suppress big row which was going
on in Reddy's old rancho, on street On Fastening
to the spot and entering the alley leading TO the
arrested with bic wife. Thomas Donohoe and VIM
Cornell, two of Reddys companions, interfered and
struck officer Howe a heavy blow in the face and
very roughly. He blew his whistle, and soon had a
squad OF pobesne by, who ba aged Reddy, his wife
DonohOe and Cornell, and tne entire party took
Lodgings AT the central suaedhouse last night This
morning they were brought before Judge Smell on
On anotioD of Reddyi 5 counsel, the case was post
poped until next Tuesday, Mr.. j. W. LeBarnes
going heddy's security in the sum of $40 for his
il default Of bail.
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Condensed I<neals

zen. Harlan, of Kentucky. was to-day admit
ted to the bar of the Criminal Court.
Inc trial of Thomas Kahly, charged with the
granddaughter of his wife, is set for Thursday
next in the Criminal Court.
An able and eloquent lecture may be expected
from Rev DIR. Bellows, at the Unitarian church,
tins evening.
Collector Slater reports receipts of taxes from
November 18th to December 9th, amounting TO
S121,S15O.
TIE second track of the Columbia street rail-
way has been laid from the toll-gat terminus TO
9Th street east.
The wife of District Treasurer johnson. who
was recently injured by the oyerturRing of a
street car, has nearly recovered.
M. CatacaZy's handsome furniture, stylish
carriages, &c, are offered for sale By Messrs.
fltch & Fox, OF this city, In their advertisement
in another column.
Coroner Potter did not DEAN il necessary to
hold an inquest in the ease OF the c0lored man
Peyton Hays, found dead yesterday morning
over the Eastern branch, as stated in last even
ing's STAR.
The Board of Public works yesterday author
iZed the daily sprinklng OF PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue.. and one block north of all interesting
streets until further orders, and the work was
given TO Mr.. Samuel Lloyd.
The announcement of the prizes in the gift
concert enterprise, which was commenced at 1
O'Clock yesterday. continued until o'clock y.
m when the last lucky number was announced.
There were Ices prizes, OF which 800 drew $40
each.
At the annual election of Harmony Lodge. F.
and A NJ, last evening. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Samuel Bax-
ter. w. NJ; i. 5. Tichenor, S.W.: Il. p. Murray
treasurer
Messrs Hall, Carroll and Hardness. of the
committee on charities and corrections of tue
House o.; Delegates, Yesterday visited some OF
thought we're legitimate objects OF assistance
nc IN the government.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 7, 1871.
BY virtue Of the authority given by act Of Con
gress approved July IA, $50, entitled An act to
thcrlZe the refuDding of the national debit" here
by give notice that the principal and accrued inter
est Of the bonds herein below desi gnated known
FNe-twenty Bonds, will be paid at the Treasury OF
the nited States, in the city of Washington, on
and after the 9TH day Of March. 1872 and that the in
terest on said bonds will cease that day That il
TO say, Coupon Boz Dis known as the SECOND SERIES,
act OF February Is, 1852 dated May ], 1852, fol-
lows:
SO from 20. to No. 500, both inclusive.
Sl0 - ] - 1888,
$40 - 1874,
SlUO 1llU,
Aud Registered Bonds Of the same act a. follows:
80 hom No. go to No. ,6G both inclusive.
SIeO s9H lIu,S
SIOIt0 2gO7 3Sg
OF the amount outstanding (embraced i'm the num-
beers as shovel sixteen million $40 N0Iol dollars
Coup Bonds and four million 40 900 dol
lars are Registered BOnis.
Coupon Bonds of the act OF February q, 1862 were
issued in four distinct series Bonds Of the first
ries (all of which have been previously called for
redenpton do not bear the series designation upon
them, while those Of the SECOND third, and fourth
series are distinctly marked ON the face of the
bonds.
United States securities forwarded for redemption
should be addressed to tn" - Loan Division Sec
Rotary s flee, and all Registered Bonds should be
assigned to the Secretary af the Treasury for
demptiOn.n GEO :. BOUTWELL,,
cS-dl2tSw2t Secretary.
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON THE Gov
ERNoR-THE WEST ENDEEs wAKED Up TOO
LATE.
A meeting of citizens of the west end was held
last night at StOtt's Hall TO hear the reports of
the committee appointed at a former meeting to
confer with Governor Cooke on the subject OF
the location Of the Western Market house.
Mr.. &. Wilmer, chairman of the committee
reported that they had waited upon the Cover
nor, who said he regretted that our community
had not made its complaint long ago. as now he
regarded the agreement for the purchase of the
McBlair site, binding upon the District, and
would not incur the responsibility of bringing
on law suit by disregardlng the agreement
lie had no personal interest in the matter and
thought the location selected sufficiently large
To meet the wants OF our comm unity.
Mr.. d. +. Murray moved that the committee
be continued, as they might be able TO effect
something. He did yet not despair of having
the wishes of the citizens respected I'm this mat.
ter; they might renew their protest 10 the Gov
ernOr, the Legislature and the Board of Public
Works.
Mr.. Wilmer said they had no one to blame
but themselves, as acton now being taken
should have been taken months ago. Had it
been done as he had urged the whole trouble
could a. well as not have been avoided, as the
Governor told the committee that square IS
would have been chosen for the site had the
wishes Of the people been known to him. The
McBlair lot was too small and altogether un-
suited for market purposes.
Mr.. Il. X. Wilson said that the powers vested
I'm this market committee and the Governor was
an instance of most sublime Confidence. 800 600
could have been saved in purchase money by
taking square s., and a much larger and more
appropriate site secured. They should not be
frightened by threats Of a law suit; better by far
stand a law suit and have their mari et- house
where 10 suits the citizens interested. If they
are obliged to take this McBlair lot let them
hold IL, and dispose Of it whenever they can do
80 TO reimburse themselves for the cost of the
other site He, for one, was willing TO be taxed
90 oppose this site.
The motion of Mr.. Murray to continue the
committee was adopted, and the meeting adj
journed.
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DAvEN PORTS ASSAULT ON o. S. b. WALL.
To-day, IN the Criminal COaTt, (Judge Cartier, }
the case of James NJ. Davenport, charged with
having committed an assault aud battery with
intent to kill q. 5. b. Wall, on the nth of June
last, was called. and defendant being arraigncd
he pleaded guilty. The sentence was, at the
request of the prisoner, suspended
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CAR0y BAzAR, Yll Pc. avenue, be v,-D q, \
~ end 10th ets., = the chea pest and besf Mac f
ans GUYS, PISTOLS. CLOCKS No sro o'sSs 'e To-
INV sooes' soc5tr
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uOL 1 AY OCk.
NOw'S THE TIME TO SELECT
HOLIDAY GIFTS
FROM THE
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
we have ever offered, comprising in part, all the
New illustrated Books Of the season.
Standard Poets, in every variety of binding.
Sets OF Standard Works, in calf and half calf
Devotional and Theological " orks.
Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bibles, own i'm porta-
taiion. The largest, most choice, and chea pest
offered in this District
All the New American and English Juvenile Books,
beautifully bound and illustrated.
Chromos and Notices.
Writing Deutschland, Paper Mache, Rosewood,
Mahogany and Leather.
Work Boxes and Dressing Cases
Albums. Card Gases and Pocketbooks
Games Parlor Croauet. Psrcheese, Building Blocks,
Magic Rings and Desections.
VIM. BALLANTYNE,
dec9 VI 400 7th st. IntelliRencer Building.
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DEATH Prom SMALL-Pox.-James Feehen.
the coacbman in the employ OF Hon Fernando
Wood, she was removed 70 the smallpox hos
pital yesterday By the sanitary police died thef.
las; night.
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MRS. r. W. LANDER has benefit at the Ma
tiOnal Theater this evening, when Sheridan's
Inc comedy, "The School for Scandal IS will he
performed. There should be a crowded house
On the occasion.
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sHIILINsroN sends us an advanced copy of
The GALAXY for January.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY COUPLE FROM yIR-
GINIA.-Yesterday, Mr.. John E. Dudley and
Miss Mary T.. Goodwin, Of Coresyilie, Able
rarle county, Va, the former about twenty
two years of age, and the latter about sixteen,
and both good-look ing, arrived here, and through
a friend procured the necessary license under
which they were made one by Rev. ID. Peyton
Brown, of Wesley Chapel
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For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c, visit Dr. Whites rooms, No. 535 l5tf.
street. opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore
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MEEINo UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, Soc,
i5c., 81, $780, 81, $3.50, at the Original Franc,
Isl 18th street, next door to Franc, the Halter.
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FINE Roll PLATED BRACELETS. from tvo m
% ten dollars pair; hne Double Plated Earrings
and Sets, from two to fifteen dollars a set:
french Cut ana Alaska Diamonds, from five to
thirty dollars q set, received at Prie1,s Jewelrv
store, No. AZ Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and eth streets.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
IA PPY NEW YEA A B.

spared no pains, aud am able 10 lay before sou
an assortment of goods which for
QUALITY, CHEAPNEss AND VARIETY
In the DOLLAR DEPARTMENT on first floor
you will find:
FOR LADIES
iap ns psr Go Ban
briggan Hoe, very fine Hemsfitchsd Linen Hand
o finer Linen GR Collar. d I1 Sr q Linen
Cuffs set OF Lace slesSes and nollar Real lac
or Hood, Tucked Skirt, Chemiss or other GsrmenI,
WORK Bass
handsome Fan or silk Elastics, hne Corset, with
Snet Tnfss s fseeies Black and
Gold ditto, and several other styles: Jet, Shell, Gilt
Je~eify Git, Coral Peari and IS" Spar Necklaces,
Lockets. Finger Rigs, &C.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
pair supsrst ,qt English Hal Hose, pair super
Nerino or shaker Knit do. good ali linen Hsnmed
bHfddG a nsn do es Ss ps
fine Cloth or Kid Lined With Fur Trimming Bnck or
scar e.csent Seno Shirt or rf pT.%eE. Sleeve
Se: eeld Plated 5s O Screw Studs and Pins, watch
Chains, handsome Cigar Case, Sc, &c.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES
Dolls in about 10 differ nj styles, dressed and IN
!smas, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Building blocks,
Paints, AccoI deems and Conceftinss, Mouth Har-
mopeas, TTs mbcnes or coTnes, Ten Pins, Bsestsiie
spd Jiyoii Tsbles, Trsns q Car Express ssons
S%SS ITSys and
Tin knehsns and Kitehsn sets' Picture blocks,
Sets of Furniture, NOahs Arks. sheepfolds and
Farms, Boxes Of Soldiers, Iron Cannon, Swords and
Guns, &c, &C.
|
yet OF Chessm;n oI pominces, Bra. kets In endless
variety, Fa.cy WOOD Mats 4 iI set; White Piaae
Fruit Baskets, Decks, worn Boxes and neoessaries
Boxes with Puts, Hand and Standing Mirrors, I'm
sds and md lace and Hand
Combs, OH Paintings, wreaths, Flower Baskets and
1nSas eEss card IL Frame
PICKET .s IT, kniyss Made = su.ehts's best R.zSrs
asc eaes aanS
Key 61 b
The next thing to which invite all to come and
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS TREE,
ten feet high, made entirely of metal and on which
100 GAS LIGHTS.
expressly imported for me, and lie tke only on,
Of the kisd an fhe Unned States 1t will be II, up
by next. Saturday, the 9Th Infant, perhaps few
After talins look At that you viii please walk
| mp stairs in
THE TOY DEPARTMENT,
which. to suit sverybodys purse, have divided on
1--WE CENT DHPARrMENr,
| A TEN CENT pEPARTMENT
| A fIFTEEN CENT DEPARTaENr,
4 fffFTHYtdEkt T bf Gssf rRRiksHn4srAkHf'
sESEETY-FIvE CENT DEPARTMENT,
and Department for finer Goods, ranging IN prios,
| from u 10 70 40, and comprising au that g new
ana pretty In the way Of Toys.
You are particularly requested to make your %.
teSnons e. Early - lossible We win Gladly keeI
TINE you way mention, as you will, you walt until
the last few days before Christmas, fnd & very dim
cult 70 Be waited upon. on account CT De crowd
/ which then surely viii be In the store.
We guarantee that
You WILL MAKE SAVING or FROM rs m
70 CENTS ON EvERY DOLLAR You
| INVEST In
| alLvER1ED0'D
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3lS sEvEHTH STREET,
! deci-H Nesr PsnnUivania avenue
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GLOVES, Gloves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, in great variety, at the Original
Franc, 431 It'll street, next door to Franc, the
Halter.
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NFCHWRAp

NECkWEAR.
i have just closed out some lots of elegant
neckwear, of a London and Paris house. and am
onerng the same at much less than usual prices,
and present an apartment worthy OF inspection.
GEO. c. HENNiNG.
No. 40 18th street y. w.
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TT 1T EN- s.

GREAT CURIOSITY.
50 Stitched Boots,
at
HEILBRUN's,
4l9 9TH street,
R,15,6 Next door to Odd Fellows Hall.
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MRRINo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose
at the Original Franc, 431 9TH street, next door to
Franc, the Halter.
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Pr THOs. BOWLING, Auctisneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on THE
HEiSh is OF GEORGETOWN, AT AUG
- By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the
E::5 24tf day Of November, 1888 and duly recorded
- in liber No. 604, at fvlio No lis, a, upon the
written request q" tie party entitled Hereunder, the
suhscriber will offsr for sale, AT public auction
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 2sth instant, at
90 CLOCK, all that LOT II ground on the Heights of
Georgetown, beginning for the same If q point
the north line Of Stcddard street. distance eighty
seEep feet from the northwest corner Of stoddard
sud Washington streets. asd running thence west
with the line of StCddard forty three 43D feet
tx 80 inches, and ruubi " back Of that width
fondrtd ard thirty five tl35D feet This lot ~ i'm
pro- ed by one of thGss hands, me modern Il lex
X sidences known Cooke Villas and IL in the
inn date neighbour hood If ihfr,.SdeBces of Cover
nor Cooke, Admiral RadfOrd, Judge Peck, and other
". u known citizens.
This property will be sold subject to a deed of
trust dated the Is of February, lS59, for 5000
which will be due i'm Febru .ry. 1874 the interest on
W ch has been ~ " paid the 10th Of August last
Terms of sale % 90. in cash. and the residue in
SLY and twelve months, with interest from day of
sale at ten per cent per annum II the terms of sale
are not complied with within five days fr m the day
OF lie the trustee reserves the right resell the
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser. All con
veyancing, including revenue stamp the cost of
the purchaser. deposit of 500 will be required
q soon sold.
j. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
decl3 eoSds TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-15

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Becker q Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
or gents furnishing goods, would do wen to cai1
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. /. BRCKRR & Co.,
Odeon Hall, corner Az street and Pa. ave.