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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

Am. LinSd, ca, caska I
Am. Lins'd, bbls. ....
Crude Fish Sttrin...
NaIufAct'd BleAched
Winter Whale. 49,.
hsnufaet'd Blesche1
Winter Sperm .:....I
Manufactured UabPcb-
cd Winter Sperm. 81
Lard on, Prime Win
ter.,..............
Lard OH. present
mske..............
Asssadss, skstoe w
Asrtsdeu ehDtrA Nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

PAILROAD, State. City, County, and Town
IL BONDS OF ai sds BOUGHT and SOLD By JOHN HANNA
Wallet New York avesnsns sscuSss Teealy Quotation
ists fhnhksd to iavea0h go ..-..-
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with 1000 bales Ordinary sold ct


lie. we quote at 13c., gold.
asa Shipping and 81 %OOt 10 for Retail oa straw
opet hut firm at 81 Is Long Rye &c. 1tl for Shot do
and 9ia9eDe for Dat - ut. .,,..,.
NJ neslv priees sales 230 bbs at 4405Sc.
NAVAL STORBspiu Turpenne continued to rule doll but arm
c with only sold that price, Rosn has been nny held
and csrsoes for export ales wes zoo bo
a0 bbs Common at 81 70 b Pale at 81 asa 81 So Tar
80 sDa ~ IS y bbl. aud Pitch. 81 !50sa
Fish Oils quiet but firm at 80e for Cnde
Whale Sperm Menhaden s quiet but firmly hsh
hs Ctv Lnsecd request and arm at M tor ea.n esd
sSc for bb and In fir demand At sa for Prime Winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
l.. D. RrCKBR. Gep'. supt.
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
~ NV ROAD


COMliEEClAG MAY ~, lS.l.
PASSENGER Station 10 Nex Yori corner Of Tvetys'vnih aid
luu.tL.ave Ksuspce GU Twenty serentlrsa
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COTTON NARKErA


.n S.s:s p; s. s So ~ 49, ~ &C.
&c: PSI s:.. s:'.t IS
De- ecs::s 9s:' L; I &c
BE: -. <: ); &. ~. :. n ISL '''
sss e. isssYD s, ~. s.;' .osi sss ss Is.
49, 8 s:,: Us :. s: e ss 'a..'1
81: e.! R;s Is. sSsss s::es' s1 :; J. $:
~ s s:3:: So S: 's:: sas S
t.; si'.:s sas is''; ''Ss'' ls' $40 ''' ''s' ''
hale. ss.. ID: s s:l::: Is: -; .
sss s &. s s.: + o. cs.a'''' ~ -
S:'' S. +: K: &c., Co. Si:y
e. s, ' :ss: .::s S''' Britain '' '"
S S.ss. &: p sss: ss;: s' 'S's' -
go s: in n5 on: s s . i.lsas =.
s -: :s ~. ts' .. S:: soc ' s.s: sssi
8. 3. ' cs:.::s s::' ::
ns'15 4. Dc g.. sSs:,s: 10 bales so -:
ss q a. :': 3: s:. :s
s: ;.i.: q 2: s. .61!.s :s.sy xs.s i rsp ~
p.ouD.sGr e 49, D' 80, s~c entirely tiarss .is ~
othen. 49,. Ill NNdInss lel d19te Bss: ren1lD0,
Vi s e: p: = IS: 81: !.s.s. & 81.
oripn a The vesh, ]. IA belssi eioNb A''' ' =
D:; :: 49, 20 i 8 e.. ID: 81: :.'' s'
g. 8 ss;.: s'' I'll n.' -:
S.,::i ,.sns ~ ~ Ss.i Sss. sAp.sat sa' a''s
l 70: b.. ss,.s ~. ss.i o a I; i.:
ssipss s "a 1890 u Ss vs, - haiku 'a's Of - s
s1 an 49, ..!'
BUFFALO LAVE STOCK nAnksfv - % I ,,~.I..
C.tsRecpt sla bead nahsG ne rs.Sis eiosl assivs =
s.a ssss:sss .: r. 81: i,s
= ~; sssss - - !I:a:; n its 9: = q ss.s = r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

ST. Josrrn AND DENVER Cry RAILROAD CoNrtNY's
FiEsr MORTGAGE SINKING Fund LAND GIANT
RoNDS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

fosDd r Dec Sugar 30 seaI p ewi fer No. 70 Dutch
'' iaspo, De-. s-ryrrnscscu. rp..,a cs; Sperm OIL
s ;;%.s, w.. ,1r, s. ;, ~o. . s, Is,
An ss", ks Fin. R..n !. tr '' ''" ~" '' W
-
r...v. Dec DOMESTIC srI,,. MATkk i s.,.l No. >, ~,
' q 'f, . .ss 1; !. Flour % v1
E, 4 j. g Sisea' e. Sc, n' e
So al W'Ff Rt E9 h @ corr m soa d.m,d r.
Ws. sil ss T T ri: @ It ,.s,, o' @
e Pro,,iss,-a o.!t.. hs.as Ssw Me-; rGsl
fosa sssai.: nws$y IA T. Ill., 1r yrm's ,,,' n., bel,
% S.% r Ss a'" .T
s s". k. sGcs - s; S. 10 % s a. t. Lp @ iS'
rdne. tGd Sc q: do Ertra - 10 FAMILY
Yellow southern. s::e aici e',rn :a:r. on.
rT ss,;s,y "ls. Sa, b. . a WILL Barley
hu. ioar s.i :%,i S,i' sI,, es.~a
~ .' IT, ~; & %
, Ss 4's:' pee avs..' r.,e, r,. ~s.,";
.tai; ; s.: s.s, - "a: , sa .ss;.s; whf
&c S A1 'f cs-ti s:,e nj si
e ". and s.l s . as f s f
% g; :siis.
t ta . e"f S% is sI
f S SAC, ,; ; ;"'' i5s'
g side y; Live i"f. h,%. - S w. 90; receipts sIs
1 %ss h ssis : .at. A ss sft a
buyers oh No Spring 81 5 No d E. ~ AZ Lea
s Misi on ey s.s s' - * bs.
WHISKY 49, 1876 Fork unchabgui orc, 10Y, 81 p Saea
Ma,sJobbng AID order lots Loose s S s a s o mr.
&C.; Clear sides Gjc " Hnl"s. email I mo
S .sa. ~ as s;'
Heeps-f"o nis ri1ai ~" m no a.. 20 t.s a. On. "
t cEr~s1ASn Dec aWhe dm,r; No ei Winter Il -
81 e. j ~. l%. t 4 Petroleum H steady
hs,ssr Dec s-Flou UNCHANGED whea-Dem..d Eight hold
er' linn; NJ" - ~ n" Ws n' n NO. Ss er
l; No. S a hade loxr; No. Fail Gsie Live Hogs da sud
droophg; @r 80 WIr, ,s.dy' M II e WALSH
81 81 No d. 81 81 Amber hehs.n n ii No. ne
a. Low W. Mi,si .oe Dat. shade better ~; No q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

A. -
CINCINNATI and TERRE HAUTE RAIL
~ WAY CoNPAEr.
Den ALFRED p1gAsONroN Pr.s JOHN D. sCULLY Treasurs
C. BETTs seerst.ry. H. Il. MCDOWELL Chief Enstaeer.
Mp WOOD. O~w,l ssssrsissdcsa
Beots Of bsst CAy~al s>ock ssS spss a. s once
the Company No. @ Broadway NswYok Terms 10 per cent " time
o, Subscription, and per cent monthly tbsrsaher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

Sour 4 bt ..&4 0Of3 10 Ohio Ind ILL., Snip IS 1896 IL
No 41D - OHIO Round.hoop M
:
hrrn1l... nd Ohio.
State tFancv do. t5d ~ White Wheat, Extra
stn SL,pIn. Int. Srd 20 Obl1 Ind and MNb tJd u
MiHre3oi, E,a hd 50 Dcrhe Extra TO- do. Pcd 81
Good choice Spnps ~. Louis Single Exta lad y W
Wheat Eiras..... 950 % e. IGu Double Ext '"G ~ ~
Extra Amber Indiana. 81 tous Triple kIt. ena 10 81
thi" Mich. 0 Is Gtpesee EItrs brands 1G 30
Southern 1Onr IL SRA nI n mcra DEMAND ~ the the
ltt will fair demand sa'r OF 20 bts. We aloie
Bait AeI and Georretoon MIi oti"oi Snip Sc e'h 81 u,
Bait Alex AMI GeHyeioTn. BI:rA ana Family. CJh II -
Rolinopt Corhtry. NO 66'
pehsirc'. az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09


PpiL Dec Rtlurvtroh Bark dcInsd "" ~ SO.
lover pccs asceralpei-sbon S0 Na u a. lwchy
ed n 40 =: isrseed strrdy at r 49, Flour moderately active
IS asa S3 -; Extras 500 81 ~ Wi.consn ad Nnne-
Ezra Family 81 5rd 81 81 Penn ssna do Sc ..@t' 20
n.ana Oiin d. x1aS7 So High vD~s &9d So Wbsst dull
ari Western ssa ~ 5s amber 81 6la ~? White,
held Corn IA good demand; yellow al 10 %
,t On MTd Weserp, Nav sells freely at 7@,} Oats steals,
5ad~ Nxrd Sc. Baeysdvancng suhprv. tr"c6rcs
sales Pro,isiovs-a better eag; New Mes Pct,
Il 2sdt1s 90 Lsrd VI ac Petroleum firm Crude, tic R'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

FOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD AND TnB NORTH.-Stsanen Ped ~ ks New.
Haven II 3:l3 and II eonpectng With the Railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

The new Law for regulating the social evil in
81. Louis, by means OF registry and other reg
siahcns. not meeting the expectations OF it.
ad'ocstes' II being found almost impossible to
enforce the rules adopted by the Board of
Health for carrying out its provisions, a new
ordinance Las been reported, remedying the
defect in the first bill by duly providing for tue
punishment Of offenders against il. proxi.ions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
TNOIICE To PERSONS DESIRING TO
Ill 4 LEARN GERMAN-A snac;ai rn--.s - -

struction in German will be COMMENCED al the
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
on JANUARY 9th, 1911. by D. l.. SEEK Z, teacher Of
German in the public schools. Terms for the course
Of ~ lessons, % Applications win be received ot
the College, cerner It'll and ID streets and Of the
and n.
Private classes IN German and French can be
formed q the teschers residence, at moderate
etee. Oa1oly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

our Washington grocers no doubt will speed
'iy reduce prices on tea, coffee, sugar and
spices to the extent OF the recent reduction Of
the tariff on these articles, but if they would in
form the public Of the fact through the adysr-
tising columns Of THE STAR, read by every
body, they would undoubtedly attract lots of
customers The early bird, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

The District OF Columbia 1. rupn;,, a -..s
with Indiana Last year forty-three divorces
were MED IN the courts, while the mArriay
we're but eighty-three.-N y. Post
Not SO bad a. that. There were I ass mar
rls;es in Washington city alone during the year .
"hie there were ~ divorces applied for in IN.
en'ir' District Of Columbia, and IA granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

IL apsars that the steamer Hornet. which
escaped rom an American pert. 10 to be en-
rioyed oy &c Cubans IS blockade rupn.r no,
q privateer ""'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

Il for sale in Nari0u. localities by the folio ing Drug
gists ~ ard Walsh, 18th street and Penna ave ,
and 18th and q streets: Calvert Ford, los Pa
avenue; Christiani Bros. 7th ard streets N W
nell, 6th street. Navy Yard; G. W Cropley I 10
Bridge street Georgetown. and Ut the Depot, ID and
psreets Price one dollar per bottle. Give il 0
tr1al. nOG tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

No visitors viii be received by the President
on Cabinet days, TUESDAYS and Fridsys,) nor
win they be received on other days until after
IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

One Of the most notable events of the season
in commercial circles is the failure of the Ames
Brothers, of Massachusetts. Cakes Ames il a
member OF Congress, his brother Oliver il a
Director of the Union Pacific Railroad. and
both arc men OF immrnse possessions. 1t is Ger
tain. however. that they have become encum-
hered. and have at least asked for a suspension.
though the Boston papers assert that their
assets reach fifteen millions of dollars, and only
six millions liabilities. The Journal of that
city, says there is no doubt that in a few month.
Mr. Ames will he able not only to sustain him
self and come out of this trial with a large for
tune, but he will, without causing the Io.s of a
dollar to any one, carry TO a successful termina-
ton those projects which his energy and enter
prise have induced him to participate in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

Bonner, OF the New York Ledger, contradicts
IN that paper the published statements that he
will be present ia this city at the celebration of
WsShirg ton's birthday with his horses. He saws
he has received great many invitations to ex-
hibit them in different places, but I'D to this
time has declined to let them 20 out of New
York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

nIARIES FOR 1871.
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED AND WRITTEN
BLANK BOOKS,
LLpGERs, JOUkEAIs, AND DAY BOOKS,
sLACKWOOD JET BLACK INK
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL FURNIcURE
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE
ia5 402 eth street, InteIligencer Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

IL is now stated that Fred. Douglass will not
be appointed commissioner to San Domingo.
It Il not known what the chances of Savles !.
Bowen are for a commissionership. We trust
ne may he appointed Everybody here would
be glad to have him 60 to San Domingo. For
one thing, the climate is warm there, and the
people OF Washington would be glad to have
him 60 TO . warm climate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
"wATER KEATS!

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, CIrT HALL
WARRINGTON, B. c., December q, 1s7O.
Owing to the great labor aud delay consequent
upon q correct transfer Of the accounts Of water
takers from old to books, the time for the pay
ment Of " alter Rents, is uaavoidably post poned
until January Is, ISL, previous to which time hill
Will be rendered upon the premises Of all who use
Potomac water.
CRANE, Water Registrar
decsr IRAN PAT Girar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

Among those Who paid a premium for seats
IN Plymouth church, Brooklyn, at the late auc
ton, Is the notorious Joe Howard, OF the Ner
York Nar, who paws premium OF 1926 on the
annual rent charged. He came in little ahe,t
OF Mr.. Clatin. the great dry goods merchant.
FROM which We are led to infer either that a
bright little newspaper is better than a first
class mercantile business in New York. or thu,
JoSephs religious fervor il more intense tina,
that of old baies and boxes. Most Hkel, the
latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
ENCOURAGE HONE MAHU1ACruRrs

ENCOURAGE HONE AANUHACruRHs.
WASHING TON GLASS HOUSE
Corner 18th street west and street north.
Are row prepared 90 Manufacture ali kind. NJ
FLINT and OOLORID GLASS e the moaf -
sonahae terms and shortest notice.
On hard . Large Supply Of the beet onality Of
CHlnNiES Of eli sizes and patterns.
Strict stsention paid TO Drivats AOULDS.
GEORGE LAN0QH. Superintendent
JOHN PC1DH, Proprietor.
John SEX SMITH has nothing to do With this
Ynrfory. uoS-eo2m
MR. CAULFiILDB OLASvEs
Vocal AND Izsrs1nIsrAI MUSIC.
. \ S-T AZ Y. n. q. A. Rooms.
OSE FOB YOUR PRIZEs-Every person m.
| PHI for halt dozen Carries de- vfsite draws .
PhoSSt the Cottage Gallery. Gems, Pearls ana
dex3-3Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
ALE1ANDRIA, Va. septen.ber lcth. ls7O.

ALI sDhiA, VA, september lutn, lSIu.
nv. A,thVy NdttnrS L have great pleasure
IN estiiyi to the excellence of Crystal Dis
Sosery ior TIE Hair; Nv back bair il remarkably
long and thick. and become oreiaatureiy grey this
being hereditary In eight day IL resumed its o.,
urai Color, Chestnut brown, cUiori"g ny hair. 4
bte Our preparation for its purity pleasant Oior
and freed m from all mineral md poisonous sut-
stances, as Well as its ether excellencies / will
recommend IL to my acquaintance.
Very respectfully, MISS L..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

The work of laying wood pavement in the
middle Of i street, between 9th and 10th, ha.
been completed, but the contrast presented Inv
the wood IN the center with the rough cobble-
stone sides Is not creditable to either tie taste
or enterprise of those who Planned, and carr,sd
out, the so-called improvement. 1t looks too
much like preteDtious fellow with smoothly
'roned stove pipe hat, and coarse muddy shoes.
out at the toes, and down at the heel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
p. DOYLE, 7Ol 1 street, N. W.

WASHINGTON. ID. G. July 18th, $40.
Nv. Arthry Nd!IGns-Dear cir: IL affords me pleas
ure to s.y that have used your Crystal Discovery
with perfect success. Having tried many others, l
hrd yours euperi to any l have heretofore used
and cannot too highly recommend IL as a rapid pro
moter "f the growth OF the hair, and by few appli
cations restoring it to its original color liz is Dor
ectly c' an aud free from aay matter
Very respectfully, yours. Is W SILVOY
b street. between 4th and 5th n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

The Germans have made a very creditable
record by the truth of the news they have given
TO the public throughout the war. But the obli.
CATION they recognize to deal honestly with tho
world At large does not hold good In regard to
PARIS, and the besieged city would have been
respondent indeed had it given credit to the
tidings lately brought in by two pigeons who. a.
it proved, few nome straight from the Prussian
camp, where they had been captured in bal
loon. Their nissives told Of the delight OF the
peasants Of Normandy at the German occupa-
ton, the humiliation Of the army of the Loire
the hourirhinR condition of brigandage. the uni
Versal anxiety OF the provinces for peace At anv
price. But At Is significant fact that the Gar
mans who prepared the hoax could ind no
Frenchman to aid them in carrying out tn.
details; so the language betrayed itself In
awkward Idioms, the very handwriting wa, ana
Picious, there we're various blunders of sts,s-
Inent, and nobody was deceived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

The New York Tritun> and other papers are
making themselves q great deal OF needless
anhappiness over the idea that Surratts failure
20 get hearing in Washington will advertise
him into notice. There isn't enough OF Surratt
to make the people care a straw to see him, aud
the publication by TIE STAR of his lecture di-
vested his story of further interest by repetition
Since he left Washington on his lecturiny tour
southwark he has failed to get an audience,
even. lie was advertised TO lecture in Lynch
burg, but the number present was so unsa;isfac-
tory that he declined to appear. rhe Lynchburg
N,,rs says:
Some forty or fifty persons assembled n,
Hoicombe Hall, and waited patiently for soma
time for the appearance of Surratt, and n.
quietly dispersed. not seeming 10 care much for
their disappointment
He also failed, probably for the same reason.
to make his appearance at the hall in Ale,an-
dria on Tuesday night where he was advertised
to lecture. The Baltimsre Sun correspondent
says:
as few persons only collected sbout the
ball where he had been announced 10 appear
but the place was not lighted up, and nothing
was heard of the lecturer"
IL Surratt had any expectation Of sympathy
from the Southern people IN his lecturing tour.
he has evidently found out his mistake bv tb;.
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

AYRt PS AND MOLASsES
Msller white DRTPS SYRUP:
XtraGOLDEN SYRUP:
Choice HONEY SYRUP,
New crop NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
Also
New fork and Pennsylvania BUCkWHEAT. Tor
sale by ii. EGAN,
Jas-3th Corner l. and 9TH streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
AND HARMLESS AS wATER
Tho following letters speak for them.elre..

Tho following letters speak for themselves:
WASHING Ton, November 4th. 1870.
nv. A-ttuy NattoNS Pear Sir After q very
th"rsugh and impartial trial Of your Cry stal Dis
coyery Tor month feel con PEELED to acknowledge
ITS very great superiority over any other article
nos III use for the purpose designed-the speedy
toraln OF the color aud tn of the hair aud no
one using II according to d ections can fail, am
WINGED to attain this much desired result to per
lee ton The simplicity OF the prepara att n and its
entire cleanliness affords a new opportunity to the
vast numbers utterly disguised with the poisonous
personal scQuaintances who use your prep ar Atioi
with equal success, cordially recommend Crystal
discovery to all persons desiring to use any thing OF
this Kind. NarI racffullY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

In TIE sTPREME G0Ugr OF THE DIS
l. TklC1 OF COLUMBIA,
Ho1flng SPec'dL Tenn. January Sd, ISL
In The case Of HENRY IsEMAN, administrator
OF FREDERICK W FILIAN, deceased, the aI-
m'Dfstrator aforesaid has with the appreciation of
the supreme Court of the District of Columbia afOre-
said appointed TUESDAY January 24th, A. ID. 1871,
Tor tn. nsai settlement and distribution of the per
sopa estate OF said deceased. and of the assets in
hand, as Tar as the same have been collected
ana turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are
notihed to attend, with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from al dement, in said deceased = estate: ProVi5,G
Q copy OF this order be published once a week for
hree weeks in the Evening star previous the said
a5th-Sw' A. WEBSTER. Register OF Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

M. A,fa~r snftars-hy Dear sir: I he bot 10 OF
your "CTyst&i Discovery for the Hair which
bought IN your city some tine has given entire
satisfaction 1t has given % nv hair its orig ma
color 10 perfection which dark brown in about
elLht GAYS also rotice that young hair sp pears OIL
the crown OF nv head, v here am partially bald.
predict ITS entire success lnciosed ind FIVE d.ars
Tor hall cozen bottles for my fri-ud-
Please send immediately by express. and obllge
Very truly yours, A. wFuLLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
|" n D T 1 q =

f" NOT OB.
OFFICE ,sscssrAa, BeAxs OF HrALrs.i
The Board q besl.n has declared tist co Us
RuhNisG AT LARGE within the city 'inits 20
SINE. All person. owning cows ere hereby mott ioi
= prevent ssd animals frOn running At large within
y sTRINerIRLp. ND,
ASST tRepl Secretary Of Board Of a. 9th
TwoMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
I'll. NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE As.o.
CATION will convene at Lincoln HaII on WED-
NEeIhl, January 18th. at % o'clock m to hold
sections Of the country are xpectsd to be present.
ard meeting Of n. ordinary in crest is .nteipatst
sympathy OF opposed, are invited to attend its day
By order Of Commit'ee. ja5-st
HsIass MfhftsS n T aso IDE r.
vii, t ,1 Place Sns, AL. Sol'eh on IHURsDAy
@ nSstn as business OF
By order OF the President.
rNEw AUCTION HOUSE.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
FORMERLY General Superintendent L. $. Clothing
sUCTiON AND COMMISSION M MERCHANT,
No. sea ninth STREET.
Oe door north of Penney " anis avenue.
F. Sales ano Consignments solicited
~ Tefrs reasonable. jas-et
rCiTY REGisTyRs OFFICE
~ WARRINGTON d & Doc. 81. 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that MONDAY, Janu
arg ed lssl, will expire all licenses given BY the
c.rporaton of the CRY of ashington to hucksters
Pawpbrokere, Bill p ers, Butchers Of the several
m ,tkets' keeHers Of Dogs, Insurance Agents, Auc
tloneers. &c. &c
must Be promptly renewed.
Deposits for licenses to this corporation are now
By Law mad with the City Collector, BIZ whom a
certincate will be given which must be counter
signed by the City Comptroller, aud then presented
TO the City Register, who will Issue the license
deg eoH JOHN n. COOK. City Register.
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~ 1HE So COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,
HsidtaS a Spectof Tenn. January 3. ISL
In the case Of Laurence Fleming, administrat
": OF MARGABEr FINNE0AN, eeceased ~
administrator W. o Aforesaid has, with the apnro-
petce Of the supreme Court Of the District oh 90.
omoM aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY. the i4th
Gay o. January, A. d. ISL for the hnal settlsu snt
ana dissrfo1tion OF the personal estate Of sad de-
eee. and 1.-THE assets in hand. far - the same
nav Ieeo collected and turned into money vhen
ana vnsre All tbs Creditors ami hsirs Of said de
esssec are noinee 70 stend With their elaine pro
eluded from ali benefit In aid deeeacsd's estats.
P'crsasd, copy Of this order be pubiished oncs =
wteA iof tnfss weeks In the Ssar previous tn the
1 uE: a. WEBST eR,
yss-tnJN Register OF villa
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(,AkklAGEs CARRIAGESl
~ CARRIAGES,
on hand q large number 81 first class
CARRIAGES, such As Landauletts, Six 2RSE
Pssseni CT Shopping Carriages jun Sc At I'm gois.
Cabri.ietts. &c &c
b pairing promptly attended to.
ROBERr fl. GRAHAM,
J53t- rector. 40 stb strss,
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~ D 1 G Il.
Although we were burnt out last night, We are
sui prepared To furnish outside orders, suCh a.
raE!tes &c which may BE- left at Mr.: y. GAU
flEkn Wine store, 1913 PennsyIvania avenue,
and viii be promptly attended to.
jas ST j. III. SUAFFIELD.
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VIZ II No Ton, hngCSt 9Th |, $50.
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L c heerluiIy recommend 1t. respectfully.
RS ANNIE MOURAIN.
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kOk SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
90. 900 ACRES OF LAND IN Macon county,
q Blae kdge Railroad running. through d
eO,0OO acres IN Cherokee county. n. o., all In
grazing lands, and covered With choice timber; 90
perlor fruit climate. especially the apple. Alse
xe,eSO acres in shannon and Reynolds counties
Oregon, Will exchange for city property, or par
D. II SWETLAND. Federal Block,
mh1-d corner OF 7th aud streets.