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GALVESTON. March 2Coton firm; Gcoi -r, Ni I'2e' rt
receipts bles expors-to Great Britain, l. f; aes 80
bales; 5,ocA 55,2.3 ba.a -
GAIvrsroy NJ rh 2l-C'on strong; Goo O-1ary. l2dl2c
receipts, $50 aCsi cxlorto Great BrNn LIZ asi coss
wise s03 bales sales H. i-.esi stock J3,eJj 5l 49,
sAyASvAH, March 2-Cool quiet ard lm AtI19s, tiei res
23i bles; eNprtO Great Btun, ZJ ui ecassse
l. bales sale. 40 i8lcs stock. 6j8i4 lalcs.
NORFOLK, March 22.-Cotion hwi Low AG'-s. 49, net r
c-iDt, ezpos-eOas,Se S9 bas sales O ci s;ocs
6.i bales
BosroS March 2'.-Co'ion frm MdNnes Isl 't'; ret and
g receipts l3l Lss saies CO. bales; stock. l'f1 Ila
WILMINGTON March l2Coton arner; ht ilsr. lt nat re -
"A tss exporl,-ooassc bales sales O. isi ct a h
EEyORLFASs. March 22toton scyei MdLuet a.. Fe' ns
receipts 3379 bales; goss 80 tts expors.o l.r t
Cork 3465 baes To Cfousat lbi bsesi 70 e o9 bae'
coas;yise lo9l lales fe ~ bales oce, - ,,,.
CHARLESTON March 2l.Cotton IN fair dement, Htirgs, I5.e
l3c receipts 5O3 bales; eXrorO Greet By an, lF0 haes
co stgtsc bales; gales goo lals stock 1880 h2ct
BALTIMORE. March 2Co'ton ina at Ia her rate il'' - ~
receipts leo balesi gross, l02 baes saiea' - ' tA i
bales $500. o.. -
MOBILE March 22Coou quet MilinlS lic net rc,ins ls
bates; experts, ooaSwse. "a 0aesi sales, LOU Oi so ooS
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Net increase for nine months. .

The rate of interest for the remainder Of the fiscal
year would show total improvement IN the earn
ings Of s977O22 4s. We have carefully examined a de-
tailed statement Of an the items that make up the
count of the large sum saved in expenditures and find
that they include nearly every OF the mutudlnOus
expenses of gigantic railway establishment 10
paid for salaries and wages, which would to
indicate that railway managers gradually becoming
awake to the fact that strict economy essential to
success In their line of business as !u any other.
There has been nothing important TO note in gold to-
day the prices having been steady at Ill Qi thosgh
momentarily touching lOI The easier OF foreign
exch3ngc, and the irmess OF bonds the other side
calculated to depess the price, but the large short
interest encouraged sitter tone TO the premium. The
lending rates ranged from per cent for carrying
fiat the borrowing side The Idaho sailed with $4,000
In specie. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank as follows: Gold cleared s25,977,CO0 gold
balances. 1,IG2976; currency balances, &G29OOs The
4. .ilnut tho Du.tat
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| NEW LOAN OF THE UNITED sTATEs-CIRCULAR PRO-
POSALS-SCRIP IN ADVANCE.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, 1871.
Public notice is hereby given that books will be
opened on the 9th day of March next in this coun-
Try md III Europe for Subscriptions 10 the National
Loan. under the act approved July H. 1870 entitled
An Act 10 authorize tho Refunding of the National
Debt and the act in amendment thereof approved
Jan 20, 1871
The proposed loan comprises three classes of bonds
namely:
Firsi: Bonds to the amount of Eve hundred mil
lions of dollars payable III coin, at the pleasure of
the United States alter ten years from the date of
their issue, and bearing interest payable quarterly
III CON, at the rate OF i've per cent per annum
second: Bonds 10 the amount Of three hundred
millions of dollars payable in coin, at ihe pleasure
OF The United States, after fifteen years from the
date of their issue. and bearing interest PAYABLE
quarterly IN cOin at tho rate of four and half per
cent per JnnUm.
IMd: Bonds to the amount of seven hundred
millions of dollars, payable in coin, at tho pleasure
Of ht United STATES. ait thirty years ff0m The date
oi their ihsue and bcailng h. rest urvahle mar
Subscriptions to the loan viii have preference in
the bllowing order, namely:
Fbai: Subscrpi ions that may be first made for five
per tnt bonds % he anOuLt Of $50 hundred mi ons
Ofdiars; Of which there VIII b. rcBeryrd for tyouy
days one half lor suDScriJers in thtI country and
oneAalf for sItacibcIG IA foreign cOunt.ic
SeVnd: Subscriptions ior equal a.upgn,s of oach
Clals Of bonds
md: Subscriptions for equal ap.ouufi Of bonds
bear ~ interest at the rate uf f0rI a,d h.f per
cent ard Of bonds bearing interest ~ tn rte of i've
PEI tnt.
fclri6: Subscriptions for any five pcr cent bonds
that may not De subscribed !lor in Che prt,ra:ne
clascs.
Wacn snbscriDtion is made, the subscriber vii,
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A CHOICE SECURITY


NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND hAlkoAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS
A very large full paid up stock subscription
500, $500, AND $1,000 Bonds,
CoUPoN AND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from New-fork CITY 10 ths
North and West, between the New-fork Centrai anu
Eric RoiIrravs and many miles shorter than either
from New York TO Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount OF bonds
issued; may fairly be called the best character OF
real estate loan title perfect and value constantly
enhancing issue of bonds positively limited to
$4,000 per mile Of finished road; very small loan
per mile, highly thought of by bankers and, we be-
lieye, security of the highest grade. The road is
earning largely; is better investment than money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. Bankers. No. p Nassau-st'
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lie money market has ruled easy at and per cent.
win Father more activity among the brokers The latter
quotation There are present Indications OF increas-
ing hardne's Discounts slow ut Ca7 per cent for
prime names.
iho proposal OF the Treasury ~ buy saO0Ooo VI 2oa
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Tho following were the Dds Tor city Ddnk shafes

In railroad bonds there was also Iesa ttIINe DUtH'
noted than usual though Union Pacific were weak and
lower First Mortgages declining to $50 Land Grants 49,
and Incomes G9i Central Pacifcs Were steady North
Missouri 90 sold at co.. Toledo and wabash ls ST. LOUIS
Division at s0z and Fort Wayne and Chicago lst at lO3
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Win-u.tt, 81. -.b y. c.itt bt., rr have artsl
,ir'' Nol. n' rr ,. i,at st.,ti c .c 'rr ' pr..
tr .e ~ sr .t ft+I .s t4Ny Fcoi
l.r.t.. tIc ara ,s su. lle Ht ,.aga o3 vi
T.. %; .rtu,t I b. 'aaI t,ta co. zoe t.ta tla'a.
-Art,ai a. d" t-t 3D. st Ip1'.un.
paw, $50 Boz a. rri %. Tia ta.-a- f.s veg
sIfug en-, l.1G ,,c NtlCTs slibs Ntl stc.sl
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RFCTNTs on PEOT- ID.

MARCH 222HT nsles Cotton = pl Asis lc1
gP57 bbls Fo-r 700 busb. Wheat - Com
buh Baseg 10 brsb Grass Seed. 3i1 b1h Beans
bi Corn al 400 hl Corn Ee1l hbls
Meal D bbls rs ar2ertne 81 b5s Tar Of bbs
3CT bbls Pork 2f9 kgs Beef J25 pkgs Ca Mats IS pkg
80 pkcs TalOw % pkg Stean 40 pkgs Batter ~ pkD Ceess
35 hills Ryg Lard pkc Dried Fruit 2l3
per 92 bbs hsLy % bales wool b Hemp II tses Hops 80
sides Leather bd Illes bids Tobacco lOl3 pgs Tobacco
us pkgs Rice 8G0 pkgE Ssh go bush Pc1ss D. bfCs To~
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THE MARKETS.
TCaftfully reported for THR TRrBUSR.
LVVn,PspAy Mar

TCaTofqy reported for THE TRIBUNE ! - 49,,
"WEDNESDAY. March ~. lSTl
ASHEs-Po moderate request aud with cont huea at
steady; a. 20 - ieAis eie
All n0miael a. =3 7J0 80 23. -
COTONte market opened advance Of !c under fsvors
be o news and light receipts bat closed dull and the improvement
partially lost; for uuro delivery there fair ns ness but TIE
unsettled sales last evening Of bales for hrch ST
IL q1Ac bales for April NJ 3o 400 for May at Sc o baes f
Ju AZ IL Lee and 100 bales August at IL Lice TO-DAY,
400 bales for March al4 100 bales for April at l3 bit
IiIc 6CJ bales for Ea1c LOO bales for June az ~ u
lie 10 bales for l4ic; so bales for August t c
ard September 3c tie es on the spot are
bales eyeung including 2 bales for export 80 OAes oE
coluH p,ion, and POI bales ioi speculation. We qloe
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Geafhere.

A LADY, accustomed to teaching, is dcSlrouls
"a obtaining artscssenen ia al, o! scoo di ~ & Wt~r
ans orsi.t o. tie ng ia Branches, Muuc, Painting IN vi a -
C5or and syics Of Dawa ie leiretoea ae gHeN
able. Address rEACnfA Box %, iollaa Ce No.' ". ;.
TNIRST-CLASS GERMAN LESSONS, by an
s. experienced German telcher Acdrls e. o. n lIDu,
y3TAN'TED - Eypericnced TEACHERS for
w T1sCIpNs Sq.rcs y I21l Sl51l &ilol ana i'V''
Airly d. Tie INST TiTUrE IN UNION, ~ bIollN-l.
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Receipt. for tree days. 4SJ Cattle l3 - llo iriN Soe'p
Choice Cattle steady Gui lm az 4t1 ... as. Pime,
81 I2i; Conncn 10 81 um 90 5oG S5 25 III. o lbeu
and the mostly to NeYok Pittsburgh, az AZ hg lsjcS
o-s are In large supply sud prices Orcr 1 ass ~ r
Meiinn' snd SO aGd ~ 2l for Cool rs q
held - Saeep i've arf to fen are W.
cleared ont; sales Of Fair to Good at - 75 Aeun so
~ so; Common at 80 81.
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Prom TIE Golden Ige
VTLLI1M HENRY BURLEIGH
BY THEODORE TILTON.

Is a. is the only tribute We should pay
These funeral flowers that on his hicr DcIohg'
Himself singer, lie deserves q song;
But who has any heart 10 sing to-day
Should anv stranger chance % come i!is WY, ,
Aud vew with fearless eyes, this lump o. e'r'n'
Ard call for witness g. its living worth,
o loving arc the words we then could Tay'
Rut sITce 10 make q lacuJI.- Tor our dead
His virtues-Trufh. Faith, Honor and thc rest
With one loud-chIntcd requiem all have SalN' go
"Rchold orr chosen dwelling was lis breast
Since tongues like these have spoken, dunno De ours!
50 Ict ms sSectlv leave him with his flowers.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

The Government bond market was steady IN inc
morning and weak and lower at the close WIN moro
liberal offerings principally owing to the largeness of
proposals to the Treasury.
Fisk A. Hatch report as follows at 4p. M:
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The State bond market generally steady the vol
ume of business having been light and the fluctuations
limited The largest business was In Tennessees, Virgin
las and North and South Carolinas The following were
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prrF,1o LIVE STOCK MApvrT-v,rcg p

RVFFNIU IINE oIIIh
The Cattle market fm snl noceatl Tie dyro.
noted Yesterday; receipts gh; 5g against E of
lest sales l09 bead caai q e raagg RON - 70 lze
n al SD %; Illinois s9I n 10 llt3 ID. p ~ p; 81
iuSna POS ID Al 81 20; IG Pennssnil L. Do 80 - 8
sheep hrma demand sales ZOE OiA d. - a
.
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ctiOns nt the T.. :. Treasury \

ITtIHFIIIIVIIN ~ TTt =. IIFHrUTN NIT'I
tbltab 4-',i19 81
doH gymcnts..... Xlbl 80 Currency balance. GliHi a.
GoJ balance ...... Gcas&9 % Customs ...... 5Jl 90
Cuuetcy fsceps.- 2Ol,,14 %
The Treasury will sell $4,000 90 tomorrow.
Foreign exchange has been duh as usual Wcdncs-
lnf anaI1-. I'll.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAS MARKETs.

March 2ll0 -COnsols oIeued II ~ FOR money ans
20! 09lt osthe American cunes q Lnd Hses Ese,
Twenty bonds 1892 o.; 1859 old Sls; 1891 Hi Ienlor 80
PRASKgoRT March 2Unite States Fyei @eny bos eioed
9tl for the issue Of 1872 - 80. -
LoSpov March 2-I3O m.ne Rlway shares l8 ilIos Cen
trsls Oi Atlantic Western g. Lneei Cakes tlo tsi
22-ll:OA A. m-toOn opere Hib abArneang
tendency Mddlng Uplands. Id MddiEg Orleans. ~.
LoSDos Z2-l:JO mAmeean seeu1tes get ana eny
IIyYRPooL March 22-l3O ?. m-Pok, Al y bbL for Eea
Prime Mess Tallow, q g y cg.
ospoy 24:3O Consol' closed t for money .Rf
sias2f American securities dull Und S.s.s n .s,
Twenty bonds li6l 1885, old, 9lt 1857, St Tenf"re
Railway shares r. Illinois Centrals oi AuAoue ana usA'
Western. IS. v,an..
uplsnI 5ia7d h3dng Orleans id7d sale Of The day is"
baes-30OD for export and speculation n, ,,t,
LogpoS March 22Iinsed OIL f22 l5Gf53 tun Isor 80
LyKRPoOI March 2-ATive City Of Antwerp RON ssN
york Nareb n Win g28 bales Cotton; Arbitrator IRON
Charleston Feb a. 1853 bales; Harvest HoBs from NesOean'
Peh IL 3l4 bales PsTepa from Galveston fe ~ o Osi
shin Louse New-Osns Feb 49, 2t bales bp inaoa sa
New March lol bales; brig has '" H"i""'' NUN wa"
weston Feb 9, .557 balea -
March LlEyenng-Cnited htaf oo~'s
closed at sst the issue Of 1862. 40 49,, n.
IIyERpoct March rs uPork, % bbl for Ry''s Phms
Me-. Bacon Al for Cumberland Cut bOsn o. q eSt for
North
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Leland Bros. n Go.

elected offerings to the amount OF $500 Poo at o' 70
1oo7o Tue s2,cOoOOo accepted were at 1924 10 lV'i'
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Colcmau LencdlCts clOsing quotations. wore:

statement of the bu iness OF the Chicago and North
Western Railway Company for tho past nine months,
while showing dimnutiOn in gross receipts Of about
half million, compared with the corresponding
months Of last year. exhibits at the time decrease
Of a million and a quarter in tic operating expenses.
The exact figures as follows:
earnings nine months ending Fh o. 87o.
earnings nine months eaIng Feb .5l.. go3 10 o.
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To BRoKErs.-Wanted, a position as BookkeepeI
,rd sher In stock Gold House. By party toror ny poen
t te, Best Of renee gwen Address w. L. j. Box 3@l 20
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paHrii.9 Aeaosmies.

4 D0DW0gTH's DANCING CLASSES
- FoX LA.s.f GkEfLEAE. aE CHILDREN.
40 NteN., ~ EJD@k, IYESiNG 80. Iroei7ng prdI II
No =. ave- eeL tssEt aI'gs., 30 6sl Eibas ssld
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THE MONEY MARKET.
s,rs Ar TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10l O'Clock A. n.
! ijads-Bank ana Railroad-EIpr,,'
1.Oo0 Tenn c., old..

o''' Si3ct' fc
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ITARNE6I TEACHING.
4 COMMON SENSE MANAGEMENT.
YONKERS NILITAfY INSTITUTE.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
BENJAMIN MASON
Box n y
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GEORGETOWN.

IBE MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN-Tas First Gun
fred Last Ni0ht.-A meeting OF the republicans
81 a.n GEORGETOWN was held last night at Market
nan, councilman George w. Castelar, in the
cnalr, and VIM. Barker secretary. The Chair
stated the object OF the meeting 10 be to take
mt, measures for the organization OF the party for
Monaay IA this month. A large rnmber Of col
osed republicans were present. also the foIo ~.
i,R hnite citizens u. +. Birch John ", Gross
Pstn nu5 u Cropisy, X; L; Grimes, j. NJ. Goszler,
~ e'ST otTry, VIM: II. Craig. M. Shekell, john
~. newman, and about ten others Messrs
WARD and Brooks ventilated their ideas on the
Oete'S :; am and mission OF the republican
parry IN Georgetown, which they claim have
not been fulfilled yet Mr. Barker then offered
aresolution looking to the selection OF canvass
ing committee, who would urge all republicans
sogo up snd which was adopted, and We
from each precinct were selected by the meeting
MI Barker alec offered a resolution which Was
unanimously adopted, empowering the chair
man 10 cali the different precincts together for
one purpose OF organization and electng dele
gates 10 nominating convention for the pur-
tose OF nominating Mayor and eleven MEM
beTs OF the Common Council. Also anotbar
resolution, asking the Commissioner of Streets
AM a. o'lefs IL charge OF town Work n thanae
hands every two weeks so mat all the laboring
men could have show adopted. John Ford q
colored man, who looked like he had be EN- living
ON the fat of the land, then walked savagely
into the white adherents OF the republican par
ty in Georgetown, and particularly some OF
those row in the City Councils. He warned the
republicans PRESENT to be careful who they
elected. What have they turned out as gem
eral thing? Generally turned out as good DEM
ocrats. You elect man as q republican, and
the first thing you know he shows his hand
against you. The first Monday in January,
when they elect the town officers, is the day
they come out in their true light. Then you see
who are republicans and who are not. [Cries of
" That's SO ~ " that's co." bully for you."l
No further business was transacted previous to
adjournment.
TIE REGISTRATION for the first precinc. was
concluded yesterday at No. 80 jefferson street.
but 50 little interest was manifested on account
OF the change proposed by the territorial bill
that few candidates presented themselves, the
total registered SO far being but little over
three hundred, subject to revision and addition.
OF course.
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tn = COURTa

CIRCUIT Court, Justice Carttsr.-Goodyear.
u, We: nan \ Bros, submitted to court; judg-
menu Ior plaintiff for SIS, without costs. Cush-
ing, King Il De Graw vs. Rogers, Hubbard q,
70; by consent OF the parties, amended deelsrs-
..on, pleas and ratification fled and case d.
KnoSIe 20 oe pu. on trial calendar. Shelton VS..
i I,ve to amend declaration. Philbrook rs.
EIilsi verdict for plaintiff, $40. Collision vs..
u vi m Judgment confessed. Davis & Ergood
Vs. DeLacey; verdict for the plaintiff, S5lIS
POLICE COURT, To-Day, Judoe Sa.u-A de-
tacnment OF Lieut.. Johnson's men last night
made raid on house in the locality known as
Hel!s Bottom" in the county, and arrested
some twenty colored people at the house of one
Eliza Brown, and brought them to the second
precinct station house, where they were kent
antl tins morning, when they were brought be-
lore the POiice Court on the charge of disor-
Derby conduct. Their ages range rom fan Vears
10 my, and they are of both sexes Their
names are Joe Ball, Landry Smith, VIM. Njcb-
S Sis, ROBERT Evans, Joe Hoffman, Lawrence
sanders, joe Jenkins, John Evans, Jim Gaines
Jacob Brown, John Hill, John Forman. Jim
compton, Rebecca Shorter, Eliza Brown. Marv
TT tls Mary Holmes, Ellen Robinson,
!luy johnson, Eliza Alexander and Mary
Ann Scott. After hearing the testimonv Of
me ohicers, the Judge fined them g each
Geo,ge Humphries, stealing a piece OF pork;
sne9 -. Also charged with stealing a dress;
nned - or sixty days in Jail. John Dolorv and
bal zones, suspicious characters; sent to the
reform school. Thomas Robinson. alias Rnrcb
charged with making an assault on Maggie
marks OF Tom g fist, and he was taxed & and
costs Francis Mohun, failure to remove snow
from the footwaik in front of his premises: finsd
-. Georgiana Sharp, eolored. Charged With
UstuIoing church meeting by talking and
whistling; fined 3. John Gordon. coloreds lar
ceby OF bacon valued at S20 postponed.
he OUGHT TO BE REFORMED
Adolf Guillott, charged with larceny of O
t tS. Oh clothes valued at twenty dollars.
me property of John Smith Suit. This is
the young man who was arrested a few davs
SINCE by officer McDevitt on the charge OF ar
son, as stated in yesterdays STAR. Proceed
ihgs were suspended, and the young man sent
10 Inc reform school during his minority.
Co. MIsCBLLANHOUs CASES.
george w. Smith, a soldier charged with dis
tufbing the peace of Georgetown by cursing on
the street, fined So. k. f. HINT, failure tn re-
move snow from pavement; fined 50 William
LINTON, same offence; nOlle pros. Christopher
yior and John Mitchell, disorderly cOnduct.
nned 50 each. NJ. NJ. ROhrer failure To remove
snow from the sidewalk; fined 50 Tbos Tav.
oI; profanity; fined IS. Thomas Hill. peddlinc
without license; nolle pros. Charles Robinsone'
disorderly conduct; fined IS. Alex. Delanev
Profanity; fined So. "A'
MAGIsTERIAL WIPE THRRATRNRR.
?onn y. Cox, justice of the peace was ar
Ialgned on the charge Of making threats against
FRANCES a. Cox, his wife; req uired TO give bonds
IN me sum OF $500 to keep the peace. Ad-
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ALEXANDRIA.

PROPERTY SALT.-The frame building adj
joining the Gazette ONCE, at present occupied
by DIR. Bedford Brown, was said this morning
Jacobs for $50.
MARRIAGE LICRNsEs.-But seven marriage
licenses were issued from the clerks onf &c of
the Corporation Court during the month of
January.
CHURCH DKpIcATIoN.-A new Methodist
Episcopal Church South will be dedicated at
Piscataway next Sunday.
NUNPs-Mumps is prevailing 10 a considera-
bic extent among the children.-Ga=sste VI LGst
sCsuiNg.
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No FRRsHRT.-The observer sent to SANDY
Hook BY the chief signal officer OF the War De-
lSFtmert reports a. II a. m. to- day -" Rise In
shenaI doah river IN nine hours eighteen In
ekes; sist In Potomac lees. No sneasiness felt,
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ST. PATRICK's DAY.-Rev. father walter
VIII lecture on the evening of March lIth on
The making and unmsking Of ireland" az the
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The CoNBIyATIoN- Snow NJ Metzerott Hall
ID doing well, but not better than IL deserves.
Its great variety and numerous comicalities
make this exhibition . very attractive one, and
those who have not seen IL should improve the
present opportunity. sf' '
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SAN SHARrLxYs SILvRR Stow, which has
been drawing crowded houses in Baltimore for
three weeks past. will open at Odd Fellows
Hall, on sth street, on Monday next and. in ed
dition 20 capital per tog nance, every BODY gets
4 present.
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AFFAIRS IN LoUpoN COUNTY, vA.-Pubiic
Schools-The work of establishing public schools
in this county goes vigorously forward. Votes
have teen taken in each OF the townships upon
subscriptions TO aid the cause in each, aud al
though we have received the result from but
three there Is not a doubt Of the appropriations
having been carried in all Schools will be put
in operation to day, "Wednesday, Feb. 1st,) As
follows:-Red Hill, - jackson, teacher; Sy-
colon, l.. NJ. Shumate. teacher; Male school in
Leesburg, John w. Wood, teacher; Female
school in LeesbuTg, Miss Mary LiZzy Birkby,
teacher; Colored school in Leesburg, Rev. VIM
Robey and Margaret Moses, (cOlOred.) Another
school IL provided for, to be established some
where between Leesburg and Goresville, which
will be under the supervision, We learn, Of Bis:
Whitmore.
Sale of Real 1state.-The real estate OF ,Jacol
Householder, deceased, near LOvettesyille, en-
brAcing the home farm OF l55 acres, was solo
last week to John Souder, for S59GO per acre
also, q detached tract Of 81 acres, without i'm
provements, to John Wolford, for Si1.10 pei
acre. j. Z. &. HOugh recently sold his farm
two miles west OF Loyettesville, to Davio
Axline, for $50 per acre.-Leesbarg Mirror, Is
instant.
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BOWEN AeAIN.-A caucus was held last night
under the auspices Of Thomas Martin Sidney
Mcfarland, Charles Peters, and other le ading
caioied republicans. At the hall of corner or
vermont avenue and Nj street. The object is
SAID TO he the advocacy of the interests of ex-
MAYOR Bowen in case OF the passage OF the ter
ritorial BILL Definite action was postponed till
q future meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

ArFAIRs IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Nd
fra small dwelling house, occupied by A.
Savoy. colored man, near the village Of Not
tingham, in this county, was entirely destroyed
by ire last Friday night. The loss was about
500, and no insurance. From circumstances
the fire is supposed TO have been the work Of an
incendiary.
Land Saie-wm b. Bowie, Esq, on Monday
laa purchased the fine far IN OF VIM. r. Elliott,
Esq, on West river, containing about 200 acres
at $40 per acre.-Mdrlboro' Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

HKir' attracted another good audience at
Walls Opera House sast evening. and Joe Muir
phy, by his clever acting, gained fresh iaurels
az a comedian. All who can enjoy . good lAngh
should Help" the management, and improve
their digestion by . visit 70 Walls.