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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-27

The new method Of supplying water to the
Continental hotel, in Philadelphia, by means of
the artesian well, has, after a trial of seven
weeks, proved satisfactory. The well is two hum
dred feet deep, one hundred and ffty-hve of
which were bored through solid rock. The bore
10 eight inches in diameter Fifty-thousard
gallons Of water can be obtained for use every
day. The cost for the work was three thousand
dollars,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-27

AT NEW YoRK-Loss $4,000
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The total loss by the
Worth street fire was 100000; Forstman & Co.
and Bauen lahl & Co., each losing $780, 900.
AT YOUNGSTOWN, o.-Loss $4,000.
CLEVELAND, Jan. Pa fire at Youngstown,
o., this morning, caused loss OF $4,000; in.
sured.
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ROliiicnI.

oHIO-THE LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 26.-The house to-day de-
feated-S7 to 57-the senate bill to increase the
salaries of the supreme court Judges
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OutAmong the Miners.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 26.-Several mines in
East Canon, near here, have been sold to eastern
capitalists within the last week. 1t is said that
rich discoveries have been made at Camp Floyd.
Universal indignation exists among the miners
and capitalists with regard TO the removal of
COY Ynmphan
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Weather Report,

WAR APARTMENT.
Division of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
Commerce.
January g. 1871.
observations taken at A. NJ, exact local time at
each place, except in the case of Mount Washing
ton, which furnished by the party of gentle
men spending the winter at the summit, and are
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-27

CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 26.-Col John P. Jack
son of Newport, KY, has been appointed presi-
dent of the Central Pacific railroad of Califor-
mia.
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Mr.. Washburn said that he had allowed his
name to be used at the solicitation of his friends,
and now that he had done his duty toward
them he would withdraw it,
Mr.. Rice also withdrew his name, saying that
it had been used against his desire, as his bust
ness was such that, had he been made the can
didate OF the meeting, he should have been
Obliged to refuse the honor.
Another ballot was taken with the following
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-27

DEATH IN THE STREET.-A French woman
named Demars persisted in the street at North
Brook6eld last evening, at five o'clock. She
was very thinly clad, and had been to the store,
from which she was returning, and had only
gone few rods when she sank down and died
in few minutes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-27

There were ten other names among the BAL
lots ]. Fl. Walker and c. H. Morgan, each had
two votes; Henry Chaplin, Geo. Crompton, Har-
rison Bliss, L. W. Pond, Alzirus Brown, A. B.
Lowell, Z. L. Davis, and G. Walker, each re-
ceived one vote.
A fnr,,,nl hnllnt ,,-ns thnn tnI.nn.
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COUNTY NEWS.

The selectmen Of Athol offer reward of
500 for the detection and conviction Of the
miscreant who set fire TO the barn of Mr.. Wright
in South Athol, on Monday night of last week.
Rev. A. McKeown will deliver lecture before
the soldiers monument association of Holden,
this evening, in place of the Hutchinsons' con-
cert as advertised in programme.
At a meeting of the Fitchburg Fusiliers,
Company b, 10th regiment NJ. V. NJ, on
Monday evening last, R. o. Houghton was
elected second lieutenant, vice Orlando Wether-
bee, honorably discharged.
They are having plenty of sleighing in the
northern part of the county, according to the
Athol paper.
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liouor nuisanccs and were fined $50 each and
costs. Lawrence Henry, for liquor keeping,
was fined SO and costs, and ordered to give
bonds in $1,000 not 10 sell in one year.
Catherine Mcdonald of Worcester was con-
victed of keeping IL liquor nuisance, and was
fined $50 and costs.
Bernard Baxter of Milford, pleaded guilty of
Drunkenness, second offence, and was sentenced
to the house of correction for two months.
Charles Gillou of Milford was convicted of
liquor keeping, and pleaded guilty to another
indictment for nuisance. For the first offence
be was fined $40 and costs, and ordered to give
bonds in $1,000 not to sell in one year. For the
last offence he was fined $50 and costs.
VIM. Morrissey of Worcester, for assault with
saw upon Mrs. Rachael Morrissey, verdict
guilty, and sentenced to the house of correction
for nine months.
Meeting of the Citizens Mt Mechanics
Hall - Edward Earle Nominated for
Mayor.
The citizens meeting at Mechanics hall last
night was attended by as many as could be
seated in the body of the house, all classes being
represented. The meeting was a very quiet one,
no discussion taking place after it was called to
order. Whatever was accomplished in the way
of electioneering was done in the half hour pre-
vious to taking seats. Mr.. John d. Washbun
read the call for the meeting, and called Mayor
Chaplin to the chair.
John D. Washburn was chosen secretary Of
the meeting, and Mr.. Chaplin spoke as follows
Fello,0 Ctizens:-I am happy to be called
upon to preside over this meeting of my fellow
citizens. This primary meeting is in accordance
with the spirit of our republican Institutions.
1t is called to nominate q candidate for the office
of chief executive magistrate of the city, and
| have faith to believe that the right man will be
nominated. Important interests are committed
to the city government, and il is important that
one who has so much to do with the affairs of
the city as the chief executive officer, should
have the qualities which not only entitle him
to the confidence of the people, but to sustain
the good name and character of our city.
He should be an honest man; he should be a
capable man; he should have the time necessary
to give to the city, and the disposition to give it
faithfully and effectively. | know of no office
in which true and skillful man can make him
self more useful; and | also know that he will
have the privilege of being among q body of
constituents who will be generous and reason
able and will be surrounded by a city govern
ment each member of which will be ready to do
his duty. The meeting is organized and is ready
to proceed to business.
DR.. J. Marcns Rice moved that an informal bal
lot for candidate formayor he taken, which mo-
tou was carried, and the following named gen
tlemen were appointed committee to collect
sort and count the vote: j. Marcus Rice, Henry
A. Marsh, Joseph E. Davis Robert H. Chamber.
lin, Henry C. Rice, Gerry Hutchinson, George
Geer Michael O'Driscoll and George H. Clark
The informal ballot resulted as follows;
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miscellaneous.

pATENT OFFICE BUSINESSMAN
a can ana Foreign Patents procured Rejected Ap.
pigatons re-argued; Interference Gases Prosecuted
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement Of
Patents an suits prosecuted and defended in the u g.,
Courts by
THOs. II DODGE.
Nonnerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF 1.-THE
Board Of Appeals, U. s. Patent ofice) Counsellor at
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office, Dodge $
Block corner Park and Portland SITS. Worcester. Mass
u24 WITT
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EDWARD EARLE was accordingly declared as
the candidate of the meeting, having been elect
ed by 1877 majority, and the meeting dissolved
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-DEwEY, ].
Thursday, Jan. 26.-The case of John Donovan
VS.. Geo. F, Allen ct al, for conversion of beef,
was decided by verdict for the defendants.
Staples & Goulding for the plaintiff, Very and
FaIes for the defendants.
On trial, No. s11, Mary Estin VS.. VIM. NJ.
Willis and wife. An action to recover posses
sion of certain real estate in Douglas Village.
Deane for plaintiff, Potter for defendants.
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Zeal estate.
PURCHASE & SALE or REAL ESTATE.

ton Of City and Country Property.
AZ Hundreds of Farms Houses. &c. for sale. not
mentioned IN advertisements
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EG STANDING WOOD AND TIMBER
<f& FOR SALE, In lots to suit purchasers-irem to
- u Rcres-about / miles from City Hall
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>, wAsHBURN 8 MoEN M'FG co.

FOR SALE-To close an Estate-about
L 800 acres of land dncuing 50 acres suitable for
farming in GLOUCESTER situated on the shore adjoin
lng Little Good HaTbor Beach. On the premises are
houses barns hot and cold graperes and greenhouse.
10 number of families wishing control as desirable
aocation for residences as can found on the
coast or for speculative purposes this property offers
unusual inducements For further Information apply to
jail dl2t&5sTu Gioneester Mass
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SOUTH WORCESTER MILLS,

Is condensing Cylinder % inches diameter feet stroke
and can be run with economy. producng any required
number of horse power, from 50 to 100.
The situation of this Estate and the reliability and
urty of the stream upon which 1t lies render it espee
ally valuable for manufacturing purposes
For terms apply at our Office on Grove St.
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LOCAL VIEW -
Aassf ~ EMS, Ac

National Th.d'er--Frank Mor'ia ant and Mrs
Marie He'ls-isy IN - Maceesd' tor AIR. Nor
daunt's beIe-t.
Wars OpsTa HoHse.-MGss Efie Johns as
"FanCIOn.'
k0soaic HcIl.-FrenCh Fair.
MNkriter's Art Gallery, ass Eth street
1srlow's Gallery OF Oil Paintings, 1886 Penn
sylvsnis avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

BLACK GooDs.
am low getting in. daily, Black Cloth Coats
and Vests, and Black Doeskin Pantaloons, made
by my best hands in the intervals or custom
work; and am now offering the same ct very
low prices, retail or job.
GEO. u. HENNINs, 40 eth street, y. W.
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LEGAL.

In TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
ThIUr of COLUMBIA.
Weshington, Alexandra and
Georgetown Y. 4. CO., Ne.713 Equity Docket
n. Martin ct 81.
On the p-tiiion Of BALDWIN and others. 70 g. or
dertd by the Court in Equity sitrieg, this "a day of
utes D. m, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF Feb
~, a ID. ISL. etfng Of the stockholders Of
The Washingt, u. Alexandria, and GeorgetOwl RAN
hoed Company be cUnvensd ct the Office OF W q ter
=. Cox, the Auditor CT this Court, in Young Law
Bulid nR, Louisiana avenue, fsf the purpose Of
elect Dg new Board OF Directors CT said comp any,
and that at such meeting only the partie reported
oy the sstd auditor be stockholders ehsil be al
iow.d to vote: Provided, q cory Of this order be
published in two newspapers Of Wellington. ID e.,
three times a week for two weeks prior 70 the date
fixed for said meeting. By the Court.
true cepy-Tesf: MICS, Clerk
BIZ l.. r. WILLIAMS,
al<stswsw Repl Assistant Clerk.
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An ACT for the relief OF James Henderson
Be al eNaefsd ~ the Beard of Aldermen asS Bowl
AZ Common COHnoit ef tie Guy Of EasAtRzfoa This.
the Auditor be, and he IL hereby. aUthor1z @ set
tie the claim Of James Henderson for Lab nee
formed during the months Of April and MAY. is70
upon the production Of sufficient proofs that o. ia
isbsr v as performed By the said Henderson.
AVproyed, January g. ISL.
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ksH erac!eg ~ ne Beard 81 Aldermen and BOa~S
~ CoIr1'lor foinot Of The CIV Of WaShlng'O Tia
he Mayor be. and he is hereby, directed 10 pay
knoch Edmon.iOn tor services rendered as lerk in
the ihce II Water Registrar, from October l. ls6l
10 May 81, $50. IApproveo. Jsnusrv 4. ls1i
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC.
nvTY OFF GROCERIES /,
We AIS SELLING

We ARE SELLING CsEAPER THAN ALL
OTHERS.
BRAY az BRO
35l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
!al9 retween - ana ~ streets, uorth,
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An ACT for the relief Of Gustavus A. Henderson
be u enacted ~ rae Board 81 Aldermen and Bongd
o. toDsnsOa Coi,0uI OF the CItt Of WaShisgfoa That
the Mayor be. and he ID heEeby. authorized 10 nav
0ustAvus A. he nderson the sum OF seventy hve dol
lars cut OF the general fund, that sum being due
said Henderson under an act entitled AN act a.
ihoriLinR the payment of bouDties in certain ases
APPROX ed Msy }, ls65 IApprevea. JanuArI a II
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THE RENOWNED T.. Max Hasselbach, for
merry Of the Washington Chronicle, but at
present reporter OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
and the Philadelphia Gazette, is in town.
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TES FIRE yesterday AFTERNOON was in stable
at the corner OF I'd and II streets, and was ex-
tinguished with but slight damage. Supposed
TO be the work OF an incendiary
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THH SUNDAY HERALD continues TO offer
great attractions to those fond of lively read
Ing. 1t announces, to morrow, articles by Dom
TX.
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Az ArS Fov a.

Al Acf for the relief OF Margaret Rutherford.
be ~ enaeted ~ tie Board Of AL5,-Baen osd BaayS
~ Common ,cneti eJ RE Cry az Wash,rgtoa Tha.
me sum OF nifty dollars be- and the same is here
approPrtaed out Of the general fund % .uabse the
Mayor 10 refund to Margaret Rutherford the s,ia
amount. " being one half the amount raid Tor an
Approved, January I. Is7l
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=. 5t eHccisi 5y tie Board o. Al6srInsn ard Roer5
q toD7hl0a Council Of me ftfp az WaShtH gfog That
the sum OF two hundred and twenty hve dollars be-
ara the same Is h reby. appropriated OF the va
ter und Tor the relief Of oven Hare in accordapce
with the accompanying bill and petition.
APPROX ed, JanusrF lSl
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An ACT Tor the relief q Francis ID. CopnelIy
ss H.endoitd ~ the Boosd Of Aldermen and tsoarf
y toRimoH CcaHo.i AZ the Cffs Of WosAingtan. That
voc sum OF two dollars and eny cents be- AID lie
same 10 hereby: appropriated out of tue general
uLd 10 enable the Mayor TO refund the said ar
10 Francis Connolly, being an over payrept II
taxes on account OF an error Of q clerk IN tbe Dol
Rector once. tApproved, January 4. 1871
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AN ALARM OF FIRE Was turned in last evening
from boz G2. % 81 O'Clock, caused BY the burn
ing o. q bale Of hay in the stable Of Michael
Eeegsn, at the corner Of ID and u streets north
east; damage slight.
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N hCT Tor NE relief OF LIoyl R0ss,
e. az enacted ~ the Bocrd OF ideTs,ea osJ Paoyy
q CoynnEoh CoSacsl Of tae City Of WaSAfnxton That
me sum OF e gh' eeukolas be and the % Q "a hero
by, appro priated. pay able out OF the urfh ara
tano 10 enabie he mayor 60 pay Ill boss tor nine
days work in the months OF April and Nay 1870.
under the conn iss Toner Of the Fourth Wsrd
Approved, January ISL
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9th Streets
CoUeHs AND CoLDs.-Sudden changes of eli
mate are sources OF pulmonary and bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that sim
pie remedies act speedily when taken In the
early stage Of disease, take ct once "Brosca's
bronchial Troches, let the cold, cough, or irri-
tation OF the throat be ever 20 slight as by this
precaution more serious attack may be ward
ed'of.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity
OF the Trcches, many worthless and cheap inf
tations are offered, which are good for nothing.
Be sure to obtain the true "BreeR's Drsacktal
1roches." Sold everywhere.
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves ut ST Q pair
all sizes. new assortment Just received at O.
Baum's Corset Factory. 4os 9Th st.
BALBGIoeAN HOSE for ladies. at the astonsh-
ing low price OF 20 cents, at q. Baum's Corset
Factory, 4os 1th st.
THH WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BAxK, cor.
ner OF 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to 730 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
In addition 70 its regular banking hours. Five
per cent interest on all deposits.
N0TI0E.-The undersigned beg leave to say
some fine CARRlAGES. with eood( -
and careful driyers, To b IRE b. the
hour, day week or month; alse, S1N0EN and Doe
BlE TEAMS TO HIKE. Trsnsiept horses care.
fully attended 20. Horses always on hand for sale
BUGUELY d BOWEN,
de2s- M Between 9th and eth streets
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MAsosIc.-Nob'e ID. Larner has been appoint
Cd representative Of the Supreme Grand Chap
ter OF Scotland near the Grand Chapter OF the
District OF Columbia, and has Just recei ved the
iewell Of bis office from Scotland, q very costly
and handsome affair.
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UsT RECEIyEp 200 BUcKETs
choice srtioie rut CD In real Ns~ England
ELPHONZO YOUNoS.
ovo,rv .n,o
!slo nAsoNlc TEMPLE
Reduction I'm Prices
METzGER az BYLES.
a., SEVENTH STREET
.,....p
wers.,.,,,r,, 80, -. .,,o.,,,or %. o.. ,,.,,,,.
''' Y,xr o.,c,v,
TEAS, WINES, &c,
.Il Of the FISksT QUALITY and nearly sHprr-
Us, 80 - .,D,-,n,- Va VINCE
call from the public rs solicited as We are conn
dent we can ,les.e both in ,ss,ra "a pRrCps.,.
S...c.,.-....... -.
"A r.. .,,, Cs ~. u.ue.
oorrespond v IN Ieser tsrir rates: 0''-' -
ssfEkEkF ana A.Gs3rior. reesooa z cent: ps!s
cLoyis, Sesnt.
I Tnpf6eH, fk,mos .ua ORANGE F ftsH.'
sd5Tcn ana rKfsB sIsnfss a Is :S5
me~ 1888 sTas.r
-. -
All All sI:Gs: ' ' i sn o,,o,,
s,.vv v,np,,.a. a., nora sa.s'
Brown sMTL rrrpo, ,n.,ns,
uo.-u 'If' Low s " = CALF 400.
|
| "''iS, &C.
| ,,,, u. $1,000,
soAa ~sAoJ fnAShs hihenAh
GBIB q FINCKKL,
No. 1919 STREET. near nth street
srx1 MUSIC AND MYTHICAL urpcHSI.
| Disc
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An ACT making additional appropriation for the
=, cleaning, &C, of the Centre Market
70, az eHdfsed by fke Board o. Aldermen ard BagyS
g Gov mon tssacti Of tse Csfs of Wash,ssfes, That
the snn OF fourteen hundred dOllsrs, or 90 uuch
Ihereof Ne the Mayor may deem nee sseAry, b., and
.he same 10 hereby appropriated out OF the genera
iui 20 enasie the Mayor 20 pay the hands
W and about the Centre Market, up 10 peceuab.r l.
ie'V lApproyed, Janusry Z, le.I
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FRENCH GILT JEwELEY,
Oroide Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Silver Plated Ware,
Received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store,
No. s57 Pennsylvania avenue, between and
9th etreets>
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BOILED CIDER APPLE SAUCE.
BOILED CIDER APPLE SAUCE.
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(oFFICiAL !
CITY ORDINANCES.
avs Passed by tbs Sixty-efghth Council
OF the City of Washington.


Az ACT providing Tor more street tsmns
81 AZ ,HgcIos ~ yht ssoGrd = sfegyBsss Gsf bs1Tf
g. tes1vgon Cosssctf ~ -. F'Saf edsAtE<fes fhst-
sutlsct o. the proFisVl ID re-rirtons cf the &C
OF smher q. ls6S ia Mzyer b., -nt he - here
BY srthorz-d sd ~ ST. q 20 cane lamps q b
creed and iieht,i th gas Sithiu the iccaEt,s.
named below :-FiIef street west, between Neg gey
~ avenue snd 7, sgr.St: -Four ana hall street,
ron n slne t. Ais-Curi svenue. kieSetfh s'ree%
st.lrOm ~ i-y Mana -nue 30 n uhdarb stE-et.
h street north, between Nv jersey sVesae and
Noffi spifoi street ~ stree north. between First
street w 81 NJ kcrth "a pito street street n~rtr
tw' IN 1senty trsf sud Twenty fourth streets
wcf, Twenty -sesoIc stttet N-et. between and 4
streets north. laFrfoy-d, January 4. ~,
Az tcr recuirirs The = p ~ .aSrs.s % ,b. po.,i
90 keep record h, Oh Il B.-dtcipes ,,rn,.,s
Es q eHGofed - re 6aagd % AIasTasss oSS &c.,
q Ct'nrIoH CcEnct' a. "a Cay 81 WashIsgina rhs,
The spothecsrtes 70 the 10. be required TO ken
recoii IN a ok provided nv IN. msslves, 81 tne
tumbsr OF prescriptions furnished AID the names "
hoeei Tor whom they ar fernishI q. With fha dates
a-d prices, aud that the scbe ule fur1is a hsse
Boards. acc 4 stnyin their quarterly Ills, lie .
duplicate Of this toak.
Approved, January 4. ISL
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The GRAND CosCgEr 10 be given by Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg, queen of Amsrc2n
socalists, a. L,rcOin Hall next TUESDAY, evening
Is much fylked Of mrsieal end fashionable
circles, ard the ssie OF seats at Netzerotts il
brick. The popular pJina doena Will be assisted
by Sixnors Naror', tenor; Rsndold, baritone,
md Wehh, piariSt, with hr. George W. Colby
as director.
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ROBBERY AND ARREST OF THE TmRF.-..r
I. Sunday night last the dwelling CT David II e
an the corner OF 18th and streets southwest
vas robbed OF some coats and other articles
Detectives NcDeyitt, Coomes and Miller. yes-
feroSy arrested negro named samuel Scott
Who bad on his person some OF the goods. liz
stated that he got them from man whom he
did not know.
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The above property is very desirable, paying o
GOOD revenue and will be sold payment OF cash
above and balance to suit, liberal discount for
all cash; or would exchange all on payment of
sleOos and unimproved property, first class resi-
dence. or good business property for the balance.
HAMILTON 4 PEARSON,
100. I'm No.4,YMC.A Building, 9th and d SITS.
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SUCCESSIVE Rival OF GAS.
N0N-EXPL0sIvE KEROSENE LAMPS.

There 10 no need of any more shocking deaths a. =
terrible fires from coal oil lamps podillg breG-
ing.
These Lamps are adapted for Screwing upon any
Chandelier OF Gas Fixture which may be already IN
position.
Gall for Circulars and evidence 81 critical tests by
the most eminent and scientific men.
Ar.ats ,raHtsd 10 Can paSS me DiAric,.
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Az AoT in rea' ion 20 the grading Of street north.
Be II er0cfsd By the Bodr6 Of Alderman and BodTd
% Common Council 0 tas C,fV ot WoShiHgfoH. That
the Mayor be. snd he is hereby authorized and
requested 70 order the grading Of street north.
between North Capitol and First streets east, and
cause the gravel taken herefrOm 20 be deposited
North Capitol street and to cause the sidewalks
and North Capitol streets 10 be lowered in ord
apce with the established grade; said work 10 be
done under the superintendence of the Commss oner
Of the Fiji Ward. and that payment therefor be
made cut IL the Fifth Ward fund; said i'm
10 be made without delay thar cornnunicafisn TO
and from the United States Cs oitol, Rasosd Depot
and Government Printing Once. and the central
Fart Of the city b. made safe aud proper.
Approved January 4, lS7l
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Az Act for the relief q Hugh TuOhy; ,

B.u eRaaed ~ fhe Board OF AsdsTmea aad Board
Of Co0,nsoR CouNcil Of the CRY Of WaSh,ngoa That
the sum OF fifty dollars AID seventy cents, be-
and the same is hereby, spsrosriated out OF the
Sixth Ward fund to enable the Mayor to und 10
Hugh Tuehy that amount for assessm.n Mt on
his property on Eleventh street eaet. between and
l streets south. IApproved, January 4, ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21
AN Acr 20 pay X. z Ferguson for medicines far
ni.hsd TIE poor Of ~. Firth Ward in quarter end-

ing 3 pfep her ~. ls7a
f. % saac.sd on iAs Enqrs n zls,rr,.n o,d Soo--
~ tcIinaon toHRcfi ~ Lhs gifn ~ WaShfpgfnp Thsi
the sum OF three hundred AID gweuty three alar.
as Sc .nts-c- - he. arf the same is hereby ppro
priAted oai OF the genera fund 70 paw f. y Ferrn.
81 an u az r III COR Of the EtfJ " ard. fof
ending &C Bteunpef 20. l.ss
Approved Japuarf ( ISL.