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ALE x A N DRIA.

The REVENUE SUITs-In the L. s. District
Court to-day, Judge Underwood presiding, in
the case of the U. 3. VS.. the still house, &c, OF
j. A. Rudasill, claimant, verdict was rendered
for the U. s., and decree of condemnation en-
tered with order for the sale of the property.
U. 3. VS.. StringfellOw; on a second Indictment
for violation of the internal revenue laws; on
motion Of the district attorney a verdict of not
guilty was rendered. Catlett VS.. Milburn; on a
motion to dissolve an injunction; decision re-
served.
SELLING WITHOUT LICENSE Captain
Webster and officer johnson yesterday arrested
Peter COhn and Henry Fensterstock, strangers,
charged with selling cigars without license,
and at night officers johnson and Hepburn
seized large number of cigars owned by Cohn
in house near the o., A. & NJ. X. r. The
parties were examined by the Mayor this morn
ing and ordered to quit the city.
FORTUNATE ESCAPE-A Young man, the
son of Mr.. Joshua Harrison, while at work yes
terday upon the bridgeof the W. & o. r. r.
across the Alexandria canal, fell through the
timbers to the water below, distance of TWEEN
ty-two feet, turning a summersault i'm his de-
scent and acquiring such momentum as to stick
his head into the mud at the bottom of the ca
nal. He succeeded, however, in extricatinp
himself, and rising to the surface swan safely
to the bank and so escaped with only thorough
ducking. Fortunately the water beneath the
bridge was clear OF ice.-Gdxette, 9th
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SILVERBER0'S
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3lS SEVENTH STREET.
jan6-H Near Pennsylysnis syenus
D o Il o b A l. 3 A MINER
a NEW DISCOVERY.
TIE GREAT ANTISKPTIC LOTION.
WATERY SOLUTION OF THE HrALINn

WATERY SOLUTION OF THE HEALIN0
BALSAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED.
process discovered and patented Sept. l2th IS7l)
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINH
Is Isl gnpsraiisied e dressine for WOUNDS, uLcHHs,
tsdsetas healthy srarslatsoa. II IL the most R1-
FEcTIvE remedy for all SKIN DISEAeES.
CLINICAL BOR0BALSAMINE
nno cure all, nor Q secret compound but every
intelligent person can see and understand from the
single tests set forth in our circulars that IL Il the
most RATIONAL remedy ever introduced to the pu6-
lie, Tor the purposes for which IL ID recommended,
CLINICAL BOR0DALSANIuE
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:
ingredients which enter into the composon 81 m
article, have no hesitation in declaring that the
Preparation MUST BE- valuable for tho seS To Vhich
i 10 intended % be applied- Ishal tsfe pIeasure
N admitting the BoRonALsAMINR to the us1al ts0ts
In my practce, end win communicsts to You tho r.
sun s'''cciaifkSfSss. CHRIS. ~ d SSSs9si
bu. from e. SS = yTc
BALoA4INE all pain and innammsSisn ceased
ADDISON DENT, II. D."
e. persuaded friend TO use Il Tor . very A.
graveted case Of tHifKR. which had bsen treated By
nvartety Of remedial agenfs-to no purpose. Amer
the ne ofthe hrst bottle decided naproyemenf W
Noticed and nov, having continued ifs uss Tor three
v'sn' Is rsrihrIyw eT 3 rPPjHouAs ph.,u..,..
Al DQR0BALSAMIh1 PR1PXRAfiOHS are
pal Depot. No. 800 stfsst 8 W, wss6iassos. J. q.
s.r.a.t, 0HAs. sT0TT 90, zfsaS.
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@London complains that its milk is too thin
SFuchsias are readily grown from seed.
~PersOns in the coal trade predict low
prices OF the article the present year.
SWendell Phillips thinks the LATEST institll.
ton in the land is a Court.
@"No cards, as the pious father said when
he gave his son flashing for playing euchre.
~Lesseps mournfully confesses that the
Suez Canal won't hold water.
o0"I don't dress to please men, but to worry
husbands protest against her style of costuming.
1.-THE last great effort Of smuggling genius
was shown in bringing liquor over the Canadian
border concealed in frozen turkies.
0Naonii, the daughter of Enoch, was $50
years old when she married. There's hone for
some OF you other ladies, after all.
ga religious journal opposed to the dogma
OF Papal Infallibiity Is to be published at Rome,
with Father Hyacinthe as one of the eontribu-
tors.
IThe Louisville Courier-Journal states that
the people OF Wisconsin are naming all their bow.
babies " Horace Greeley" No suspicion, how
ever, attaches to our Later Franklin.
~The Smiths had q dinner at Pittsbure on
New Years day. The first toast was, .sPoca-
hontas-Heaven bless her for saving the Smiths
to this country"
~ Miss Addie d. Ballou, disciple Of victo-
ria w oodhull, has brought suit against the
ought to procure Wyoming jury.
SThe enigma as to whether Fred Loring
and his fellow-travellers were killed by Indians
or white men, has not, up to the present time.
been satisfactorily solved.
- The Rev. DR.. Peabody, of Cambridge,
Macs, preached the annual sermon before he
state legislature, at its recent assembling, from
the text, "Thou shalt not stealo
ga Raleigh n. c., special says one branch
OF the Legislature has offered reward Of $40 900
for the arrest Of Henry b. Lowry, and IS 900 for
each Of his gang Of outlaws, or S35 600 in ali.
~ The North Corolina republican state con-
vention meets at Raleigh, April IL, and the
conservative state convention at Grsensboro,
May1.
VThe churches OF Lynchburg, Va are get-
ting up petitions to the legislature to pass law
stopping the running of horse cars ON Sunday.
II seems rs though piety in Virginia might find
There is plenty of opportunity in the Old Do
minion.-N. 7. Nail.
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G. BAUM sells the best fitting Corset in the
country; Abdominal Corsets, wen recommended
styles; Madam Foye's Corset and Skirt Sup
porter; Werley's celebrated French Corset; T.
p. p. Corsets, full line; Shoulder Braces, for
ladies and misses; French Corsets; German
Corsets, all styles. Our ow make a speciality
Red Merino and Silk Corsets; old style Corsets,
with board in front. COrsets made to order al
the shortest notice at G. Baum's Corset and
Hoop Skirt Factory, 4Os 18th street. Don't mis-
take the place.
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RECEIPTS OF THE Tx CoLLsCToI's OFFICE.
District OF Columbia, for the week ending IAN
nary "a. 1917 ssssss....ss t-f,lfo ~
Receipts from November Is, ISL, to
January %, 1s72... 1.oF .101 "a
Total from November 10, 1871, to
January q, 1872 ..................S1,07 OIL pa A
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New STORE Low PRICES

Gentlemen, il you wish to buy Gents Fur
nishing Goods at low prices, call at Prices
Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb It'll street, be-
tween d and E. He has the best 80 White
Shirts in town; also, Gents Kid Gloves for 81
and the best quality for $50.
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A CLEVELAND MAN knows how to enjoy all
the comforts OF a home. When he sees a book
peddler or a sewing machine man In front of his
house, he touches up his face with q box of
water. colOrs, in imitation of small pox pustues
goes to the front door, and then laughs to see
the callers try to break their necks in getting
over the gate and fence.
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FOR CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. BIS 15tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street. Baltimore.
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In CHICAGO q number of persons are sick
from-as they say-vaccination. The doctors
reply that If the people will drink immense guam
titles Of liquor, they have no right to lay the
blame on vaccination. 1t is never the cham
payne, but always the last oyster, that disagrees
with person.
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ELEGANT, wholesome biscuits, rolls, griddl,
cakes. &C, prepared in 10 minutes with Doc
ley's Yeast Powder.
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THIN HAIR THICKKNED, badness cured, and
gray hair made to return to its youthful color
by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hail
Remover. 2
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate nj antels in the world; also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, al
Hamilton q Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. O. A. Build-
ing, 9Th and ID streets,
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~ FACTORY 10 REMOvED from his ODD
stand to 1Ol5 street, between 10th and 18th
streets. jls1w -
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FINE DIAGONAL and other styles Of semi-dress
Coats. with Vests to match. Handsome CASH
mere Pantaloons. Fine Dress Coats.
GHo. T.. HENNINa.
No. 40 It'll street northwest,
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PARENTS call and secure meriHo underwear
for your boys at half the usual price, at Prince'
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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/ WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1006 Penn avenue.
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Bors come and see the solid silver watches,
warranted for two years, for SO, at Princes
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NJ. II. PRINCE has decided till the first o
March to sell off the various goods he has, a
cost, as he anticipates making change.
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TY Ms.

The GRKATHsT BENRFTr to mankind Is Q
sound set Of teeth. This can be secured by
using Skaters Celebrated Tooth Powder,
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CONE AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba-
zaar. Ii you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

R0Ors AND SHOES.
We are selling our entire stock Of Fall and Winter
SOODS at coaeSto make room for Spring -
0oods Call and dee those fine Turkey No
rocco Boots for Ladies ct S2.8
JOHN ALDERMAN SON.
DOTAr0Es,
in store and for '.,stE uvn,
jan24-lm 80 Water street, Georsetown. D. O.
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ROGERS and other cutlery at great bargains
for the next 60 days, at Princes Bazaar, 1OO6
Pennsylvania avenue.
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DIR. RADWAT0
6arsaparfllian EesOlvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Stse4 as. the s Bic
siss1 az . for Il repairs the wastes y" Of he besy
with new and sound msterisl: SrafE,s, Ssyhii,s,
1S-sai, MosA, Tsmo7s, Modes i iss s,s.Ss a =.
ohfe1 Parts Of tAs systen1, Sors Eyes, Srsmsvos,
Sssa fsss S ss ssa H:a
E,ns Wern., san kAf S E7ys,ss.as, Ae.s, Blesi
Ec.-b, asd ali iesake.iss asd pa,stsI discAsrsss,
f.sh Ssceafs, Loss af Spe rng oad all tcasfes az a.
@o.d1 q MODE. CHess,,s, a.1 y.s aaS y -;
fH 70 aHy person sssss % Jor eihey af sAsss
forms Qf disease as potent SosoU 20 csrs fAess.
the patient; daily SecS@ns reduced Sy The
crossing, succeeds In arrestinR these wastes and
the ss VI: e. a
does secure cure is certain; for when once this
cees n the os % p h
will be rapid, and every day the patient wiz feel
% nS .sa P' asss a.
weight Increasing.
Not only does the sARsAPARuLiAs RrsoLvrvr IN
ana sas Sat
. the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLABDEB CoMPLAIKrs,
Urinary end Womb diseases, 0rsvsl Dfsbsss.
IN q vsn
there brick dust deposts. Or the water d thicS
ike sSss % ss:: so1s q
dsFk, bilious appearance, and white bons-da de-
e. ss:s s;.: ss s' 3. :s 3
ths Baek end along the Loins.
DB. DADWAY'O
ReRfeet RaFUaa1ve I1lls,
passstly sastsless, els6s,fiy eosssl vsn svsss -
Igree, tegSses, purify, cIseses, Ard strssGESea.
E1 6. Z: sss: 2 y s.s;ss:s: q q
Diseases, HsaaAche, 0onsdpation. Osstiys1sa, Indi
49, Is sessis. Pii::: ..s q t.rsS: ss
nnts q he Intsrla yise(a. ysrrsatsd g eject
s!se:y. .i:ss:ls. e 49, d.. q
a ssv dosae q 1ADWAYy Pills ym frss the
Scss1s - ioz. 66LD N DbUoo6fS.
BEAD ~HAlm AID 9Rul.w esql - Isesss
II! ssi 49, va sS:::ss7;s :Hs
TN sUBsQ1iBI1, fIAIKTUL 70 his
y ffisnde s.A the publie for shsir .vsry hbersl
ss g S a: & ss "a xs.1,,
-, q Hsrit : eont1..saes q tAs ssss. Gonsy
sss:sssily invested ed LoiPs Hssgss;S yith a.
,....e,. h: L. tx ss' i 3. ls.s.: s..
WAMnafSSss 81 Y5IHf7KT5SHAsT,
DI11ASn q the HI Ess3ei rsesissssly, -
Csoes, pR. BELLA Q. 1xikOt0, bR E0b6S
HSukA' ooassl&ans oaFssea, orD10u PAL
G1kAf gENeAfIoNi-Fins solid cola an1 On,
low :Ses.a Isses: 4 czsos E "a ~
Pc. ave., bstWssn Oh and 10Th ID. ocsrr
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THE JOINT COMMITTEES Of the legislature ON
manufactures will tomorrow visit Georgetown
and inspect the Touring mills and other estab-
nshments there.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
~ BETwErN
PHiiisspehTd ds hk bAdGkE5MsANpRIA VA WASH.
RAeular sailing. Gays from Pier No ., NORTH
SATURDAYS o. IL m.
From % Mater street 9eoreetovn. every MON.
Va "a Snc IhOkshAr; aud frsm Alexandra every
Freight received 81 any time.
Apply % O.. y. HYnE, 50 water street, 0eorse(
We; WI. GLIDE 4 CO., az souH Della ware Az
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LOG AL NEWS.

Amusements, &c, Tonight.
National Theater.-Maggie Mitchell in "Fan-
cEon-'
CG9raTy BoPti't ChHrch-Lecture by DR.. Ban
ning, ST.
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Or A CHIcKKx RAtn-Or s.tu,a.x r,oh. a..
D ,,ss Miller and McDevitt were eoine nm
LIN street, they saw three well Known colored
tnieees, one on mem carrying bag On being
them made their escape; the one with the bs y,
was caught, and in the bag were found fbres
dead chlekens thar were yet warm, having inst
been killed. The prisoner was turned over 10 =
policeman and taken to the central guardhoase
and will be held to await the idenfifcation az
The chickens by the owner. "
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HoUB
after readin this Advertisement need any on.
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS Ready RELIEF is A CURT
FOR EVERY PAIN.
Hwas the first. and IL
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excruciatns palms. Cd
lays Ineammations, and cures COMPOSITIONS, whether
organs, by one application.
In From ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
pS mater 10y Violent ezer.ci.tins the pain tbs
oua SesrsIeie or Hab ns
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDrb
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIoN OF THE REARI
MYSTERIES. Group. DIPTHERIA.
CArARRH, INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
GOLD CHILLs, AGUK CHILLs.
The application Of the READY RELIE 10 the
part or parts Where the pain or dincsly exist vii
Twenty drops I'm half tumbler OF water WIN I'm /,
feE o minqtss cpTs tRsAIMnPSs SPzSMS, S01k
EE ITNSISs in THE SoRkls and ii fNtkSEzzf
Traveller should always carry bottle Of Rad
IN water win prevent sickness or pains from change
Of water II better than French brandy or btssrI
FEVER AND AGuH.
is not remedial agent in this world that VIII cur.
Fever and Aeue, and all other Maiarious, Bilous,
ana sas ssh: n As
kkADI KELLEY. Frty cents per bottle.
DIR. RAILWAYS
sarsaparillian Resolvens,
THE GREAT BLOOD puRIrIrR
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OPENING OF NKw STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANgFACToRY.
Htrst-class goods At fair pricee, fer cash.
LITHOGkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND ENDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public invited 20 can and xamipe oul
eN stock. BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
sel7-u Washington. u.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE FRED ID. STUART writes us
to state that he was enormously reported as say
ing at the lat meeting OF the Board Of Public
School Trustees, during the discussion as to the
proposed change of Biographies in use as text
books, that he chad examined warren's series
now IN use, and also Mitchell's and CornelI's
series, and found both of the latter entirely unfit
Tor use in the schools" Mr.. Stuart also writes:
81 did not say that cons idered Mitchell's geog-
raPhy unit for use in the schools-to the con-
trary, said that the maps in Mitchell's geogra-
ply were the best had seen, and that in other
respects the book was equal to any and superior
70 several had examined"
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METHODIST CONFERENCES IN WAsHISGToN
The forty fourth session OF the MARYLAND An
nual Conference Methodist Protestant Church"
viii commence at O'Clock a. m. on Wednesday
the 18th day of March. in the East Washington
Church, Rev. j. p. Wilson, pastor. This body
consists OF 81 stationed and s. unstationed min
isters, and lay delegate from each charge.
Rev. I'D. r. Reese is president. The present
me I'm bersh1p IL about 70 900, besides $50 colOred
members I'm Charleston, =. c.; le0 Sabbath
schools $50 teachers, and nearly II 900 schol-
airs. They have 100 churches and 81 parsonayes
valued at SOS. 400. The past year has been one
OF harmony and prosperity.
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i. o. B. B.-District Grand Lodge, No. 5, 4.
.. Bnai Berth, brothers of the Covenant, \
comprising the state of Maryland and the Dis
uict of Columbia, held their annual meeting
yesterday in this city. The membership in the
District Is 127 Of the whole order. over 15.OOO,
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing years. Wolf, q. n. o.; 8. s. Nyburg,
q. A; III. r. Walter, G. Y; s. B. Gump, G. s.;
l.. j. Cohen, G. b. H.; NJ. ID. Frank, G. H. A
resolution, offered by Mr.. Wolf, was adopted by
reclamation, ''that all efforts looking to the in
corporation of any sectarianism into the consti-
tuition Of the United States 10 bigotry of the
worst form, and meets our unqualified condem-
natien; that we look with contempt upon ali
concerned in this movement, regarding 1t as
revoiuu0nary and antagonistic to the broad and
liberal spirit of our institutions"
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HE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL REehrTA
on SHE PoToNAc-At q meeting of the Analos-
tan Boat Club, held on Saturday night at the
Dickson House, the announcement was formally
made 10 the members that the Biglin brothers
had proposed, If the sum of 81 800 was subscribed
by our citizens toward the international purse
the champion boat race would take place
on the Potomac. The following committee was
appointed to cooperate with committees of the
other District boat clubs, with view Of raising
the necessary amount: Messrs. l.. Gardner III.
~. Gurley, I. Lubey, NJ. A. Tappan, and NJ
Baily.
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FASHIONABLE DREsSMAKING,
= IN ALL ITS B6ANCHEs
Careful attention to CUTTING and FITTING. n
ne Third sTRrr~,
JAM I'm between street aud Penn. ayeuue.
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FROM james L. Kervand We have Blaek,-
icoods kogarise for January. and Harper's b.
from j. 9. Parker We have the Lakeside NonfA,
" TOR February and Harper's Basar for Feb 10.
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AN CNPRovoKED AssAULT.-On yesterdax
morning, a. Mr.. Richard Lay. an old resident
of Washington, and for some years past CON
neeted with the Post Once Department. Vas
leaving ST. Patrick's church, he was met on fhe
street and brutality beaten by q man named
Nicholas Drummond. warrant has been is-
sued for Drummonds arrest, and the offender
will be brought TO trial. The injuries inflicted
are severe, and no cause can be assigned for the
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TENPRRANcR.-TheC Congressional Temper.
anee Society held a meeting at the Cougrega-
uonaI church last evening. Senators Wilson
Aad fomeroy, Rev. DIR. Rankin, Gen. Wright
and others spoke on the subject
PUBLIC meeting under the auspices of the
catholic Central Temperance Union was held
AZ Island Hall last evening, Father Fortune. OF
OF. Domimcks church, presiding. Addresses
were delivered by DR.. Kidwell, Father McDey-
M, r.. MeNerhany and others, and many sigma
lures 10 the pledge were received.
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A az Ill 1T n s5s4knais AND
~ Tkp pa5r 70 zND IRoM
MKsoAAHrs LINZ or srEAnsaIPs
wAsHuefoH AND new roRk.

wAsHusfon AND NEW YoRk.
lersefter The Pine etsemships r. o. KNIo8r a.
JOHN GIBSON viii nake Fs96Icr VEL. He -
BIZ: s SSssisddMroaHs s IA tdhE5oxaf
I0W = Solloys :-Lssys htW HOkK iron Pssr
stoke1fS 9S ~ :,.r sA fYibxN Lev:
Agent, once and wharf foof Il Hieh strest. 6sorss
tom, o. - ths corner q uth strSst an6 EsW YecS
isli-u Nv. THOMPSON, Prs.sse,e.
SHoRTReT AND QUboKIsr LfHI uoUT6.
~ ese fhs Rseknead, ffsdsri<ksbsrg
3: ... si.; :.s.s War. ;.ss. l ,:i
leun4eI N exceDtetJ q o. n. and n N OF.
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The HAcKMEN.-Sergeant Boteler, in charge
OF the hack stands in this city, states that THE
STAR reporter was misinformed as to the hack
men on the stand at the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and 9TH street on Saturday last. He
states that he was present from II O'Clock m.
until O'Clock p. IN. ON that day, and every
hackman had the numbers and cards displayed,
and the tickets for passengers, in accordance
with the act.
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SALk OF kEAL EsrATB--Green & Williams
1S, on East Capitol street, between Sd And 4th
streets east, for 81 800, and to Mrs. Msrv Lae
lot NO II, square 305, (McGunnell's subd vision 1
with improvements, for 1900.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL, the Washington favorite
viii appear at the National Theater every eve
ming this week, in her great play of ssFan-
ehon, which, like Jefierson's Grip Van Win
kle," always draws. She will be supported by
new and excellent company, and during her
stay viii appear in "Jane Eyre" and other
pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-29

DE-. LOCKWOOD ARREsTRD.-Dr. Lockwood
was this morning arrested on a warrant issued
on complaint Of u persons, mostly men doing
business in the neighborhood OF Union League
Hall, charging him with keeping disorderly
house 1t seems that there is an organization of
colored people, calling themselves "Good Sa-
night, and that the premises Of most of the
persons doing business in that vicinity are in
vaded during the time the meeting is in progre. 3
by persons who commit nuisances OF the most
offensive character. DIR. Lockwood appeared
this morning at the police court to answer and
the case was postponed until Thursday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-29

NJ W H. ROBINSON. F.V. ROBINSON.
ROBINSON 4 BROTHER.
MACHINISTS AND ENGINEERS,
No. ID W at Street, between High and Congress
Georgetown, ID. G.
Engines, Mill Work and Machinery Of all descrip
lions n sde to order. Prompt attention Civ to re
pairing en- the most reasonable terms janis I'm
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On spx after December !, the Steamer LADN ~
: sI lsi SS SFfSsS ;s Sc y
sndnes along the river SSros one ec,hS
Norfolk With the N: a n. stesmship co@psnyT
ship Company for New York, making . semi -weey
freight from the shove named cities. The Virgfs
3. q. 90. stesmers leave New York TUESDAB,
and sATURBAYs,sp. m, Pier = n RIVER
Agents.-V. ID. GreDer, Norfolk, Va; NJ N
ID. q; Thcs. n. Crouch WIN receive and deliS =
freight ~ 9Th street wharf until O'Clock D. m.
DORSEY OLAGETT, GenT 'Aeeut. J
decl-tr P.artt Store, corner lsth and nj n. Az