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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 2l.-Nirginia skies, pecerS,
3, do. consolidated, 53is West Nirginias, lO3
North Carolina skies, old, y; do, new Is; do spc
cial tax, 5 bid to-day
BALTIMORE, January Election easier and quiet
low mldllngs, l4aal41i: Flour dull and heavy
unchanged, Wheat Notwithstanding doing; IN
changed. Corn nominal and qdiet-white southern,
1Saol; yellow southern, S0aSl: mixed western. 50 OH
spot, II February Oats tirm-southern. 65a6S;
ern white, 66a67; do. mixed, 65a66 Rye hrnl-I OF
al 05. Hay quiet but firm-Pennsylvania and MARY
land. SlGa2l. Provisions dull and heavy. Pork
nominal, $50 Bulk meats loose held-Stoulders, !:
clear rib sides %; buyers Offering 61Sa91s; 10.
packed j0bbiag, 7l{alOalOi5. Bacon dull-j0bbing
shoulders; sIS clear rib sides, lgllli Sugar cure,l
hams, IIslp9. Lard firm, I4al415. Western butter
easier derate business; good to extra fine tub and
r0Il, 2ia.i2: most sales az 2da2S. Petroleum un-
changed. Coffee quiet but firm; fair 10 prime Rio
Cargoes, E'4a2l't. Whisky nJminaiiy unchanged,
sSass =. Sugar unchanged.
NEW \ ORR, January 2I.--Stocks steady. Money,
21e Gold, l21s. Exchange long, 4S7; short, 1901
Governments strong,
NEW YORK, January 2I.--Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wbest quiet. finn. Corn quiet, steady.
LONDON, January u, l2:g p. m-Consols for
mouey 921Ra92s; and accounts, 80 sa921s; ID 40 ;,
lolss; Erie %.
LONDON. January 81, p. m.-The bullion in the
Bank OF Eli gland has increased 29 DO pounds during
the past week. The amount of bullion Withdrawn
from the bank on balance to-day is El0en. The
proportion of the bank reserve to liability which
last week was SIS per cent, l. nov ia. Erie
&s<.
FRANKFoRT, January el,-Bonds-62's, 9s15
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FINANCI4E IND COMMERCIIL.
Washington stock Exchange. Ian. aI

,,-o,....,-. tn5H'S4sd bg M'di'st0H d Go, t0Hks5S
The following glTe he prices Lil aid asked a, the
L-'e'i' " ne ashiHgtOn Stock Exchange to-day
{ : gold ll2' Iid ~ asked L, : Bands rs.
askel . :, new F.. NJ. \. d \. ll5ls bid, 1854
asked. Bank Stocks-NatiOnal Metropolitan Bank,
JUS bid. Citizens National Bank, lf6 bid. City
Passenger Railroads-Nctropolau stock, - bid. 2 :
asked; Columbia stock. Is bid. y asked. Sundry
IIst-Ma>,uic Temple bonds. +. X \ o., n. C., gold,
"a bid, VI asked; Great Falls Ice Company stock. -
bid, Arlington Fire Insurance Co stock, l@2 bid.
National Metropolitan Fire lns g." stock, l0l bid.
District Sccurtic>--t District OF Columbia Was
in2ton Go. ;. BIDS, :, j. Is j.. 1871 - bid; Chicago
Relief Bonds, =, K J lSzz, 81, lid, Permanent
Improve mant, Is j. Al. lS9l, - bid. * a asked
Market Stock Bouds,7 !, Il J., 1892, So, bid x
asked: Water Stock Bonds, :, 4 J., 1871. = bid;
Fund Loan. congress 365 : r. & A. 1924 6g's bid
So asked. Washington Five Year Ger, 3 TO-
" & y $50, 81 bid, y9ls asked; Ten. Year bonds
O. J. n j.. ISIS. 20 bid; Fund. Loan bonds
leg g. g. NJ. q y, 1902. - bid, 81 asked; Ger
Of .Dck. ISI3, i =. J. Al Il AT pleasure, - bid
Board 0t Public WuIks-Certifcate, Gen. Imp, 81
j J.. 1874, 81 bid - asked, do. 1875. IS bid "
asked do $50, 81 bid: 10 a-ked: do, lS17, IS bid
- asked, do, 1875 81 bid; do. series. z hid Ger
tihCStc~. sewer. -, j. X J.. 1874, % bid - aSkci
Water certificates. s., IS17. s. bid.
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"A h = - : ''"'I''0I - "OII.'9 !

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PORTSMOUTH, VA.
The Norfolk Landmark of Yesterday says -
The fire which originated Tuesday morning
in the grocery store of Moses Wheeler, col
ored man, ON the wood wharf, in Portsmouth,
proved far more disastrous than was antici-
pated in our report in yesterdays issue. The
members OF the fire department turned out
promptly and worked assiduously, but owing
10 the high wind and some deficiency in the
apparatus, were unable 10 check the progress
of the flames before four buildings had been
destroyed, with contents, aSgregating a loss
OF oyer $500
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Washington Markets.
THE RULING PRICES TODAY.


MEAT Reef. porter house. D 9la25c par III ditto
Lsirlous, 2c do ,round l5c; De- roasting pieces
i9a2ac; DO, tcoruedl I0al5c; do tdried, 30c. per
do. tcorucdI Sai21sc; mutton i5aNc: iamh. iSa9ic
veal l5a25c.; dried beef. 9a2lc: hams, whole, BE
Tongues. 5Datalc. each; lard. llalsc.
sb soc n PER , Ggncf perch c per
III pix t goa! per bunch hahut &c per n.
D. perch yellow 4 per punch iobst t. i iSc pr pr
III; blue fish, 81 each: shad y a.. 81 80 per pair
maCkerel, &c each: Boston snelt, ~. per NJ.
GANE.-Ducks: Rluc wing 9 per paIr; do sprig
iail, per pair do, red heal, { d do. DO. mai
lwidj 81 each; turkey (wiidl . G per H.; prairie
hens, 81 per pair quail+ S35 = per dozen; Sluir-
NEGETABLES.-Potatoo-. Irish. 40 cents per peck;
do; sweet 6octs Per peck onions % cts. per peek;
celery Saloc;; pumpkin, 2oaJOc. each.
4oa5oc. per DOZEN apples cooking 9Oa4O per peck;
do teaang 5aG1 per peck; pears, al 30 per peck,
pEiF0 FRUITS Nipples 5as,. per quart: peaches.
peeled aa25c.; do, tWpeeled) Zoe; blackJcrries,
BuTTzR- philadelphia print 60c. per H.: New
YORK creamery, 4c.; choice roll. 4Oaf5c.; fair do,
5a55c Eggs, S5a4Oc. per dozen. Cheese 2Oa25c. per
PorLGRy.-Chickeus, live, 75casI25 per. pair;
DO dressed jOc aSl pr pair. Ducks. dressed, : Ia
per ~.
Flour AND FEED.-Beavaus h Shaw. commission
merchants and wholesale dealers in flour, feed, Ii
northwest, furnish the follow ing quotations Of -four
aud feed. Fi0uT-Family -four, s. Goa 81 per hbl.:
Nelcb.S family, $500 per bib. EXtra-southrru.
S5fGa6; super. S450a 50; rye. s .JDd S5.75. Corn
m"al ~ cents. Brown stun. SIS per ton. Shpstuff
la4Uc per hUsheI. MIddlIIg, J5a6hc. per bushci.
Prices tiTuer
Prices ut the wholesale market a. furnished ly I
Il. MankiH, general commission merchant.
9i9 Louisiana ave. between 9th and 10th sts NORTH
wcst.-Potatoes- new. S0c.aSi per bu>hel; onions.
: pa "A per IuShol; dried peaches. ISa2n.
dried apples, S600a $500; peanuts, &lOOa : J IS:
lanhs, "a 80, calves, S5aSS; hens, per dozen,
live 2lc 81; dressed ~ per IL wool, washed
per H. 3sa42c do INV ashcd, per H. 2,L}nc.; bat
ter 2a35C. common. EalSc; eggs. 2i126C cab
hage; SIal2 per hundred; sweet potatoes S3aS5
per barrel. Oats. 20 cents Corn new. - CENTS
Wheat-white. 81 2na : 30; do, red : I5a - ~
northern apples S2aS225 southern, = 50lS2
Bel hind quarter S9al3; fore quarter, S5aS. Fresh
pork. slO,ll Mutton, S9aII.
lS tons ot hay aud straw were sold during tho past
Jugs free. and sales dnll
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LOCAL y f W ;.
AmusCmeuts. de-, Tonight.

NI'i0HGl ThCG,CT.-TIC Dead Alive.
E1OTcFs ODSTd HOtlse.-The Sea OF lee, or The
Prayer IN The Storm.
7TseateT C0n.jqse.-Ths Black Hand or The
Lost VIII.
Concert Soy the Camilla TrSO company AZ
the Congregational church, corner 10th and
q streets.
Fourth lecture Of the Toner course by Prof
". 4. Ward. at NaTiHis Han street. be
tween 9th and 10Th streets.
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THE TOME LECTTREs-P5oE WDaI on r.
tsr,.-Proi. IL. 4. Wood, lccturcr.oI the Uni
ver>ltyC 81 Pennsylvania. delivered the fourth
lecture under the Toner trust at Marini'S
hall last evening. The lecture was a study
Of fever founded on experiments. which lac
claims prove That fever il ucurO>iS. His
facts are based on a series OF experiments on
animals with ViYi~cCtiOBS and electric APP
pliauceS. IL" presented the various theories
Of ieverS 10 be contracted BY actual expert
ment. and showed cOnClU>ivcly that the
nerves have more to do in the production of
heat ia ihc body than the hearts action.
The lecture was attended by about three hun
dTed members OF the medical profession and
Others interested in scientific studies. The
lecture viii be published by the Smithsonian
lD>titUt ION.
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SAMSON At FOED'--On Monday Mr..
tna>. Pope. who has not appeared in this city
Tor some years. will commence an eugH gn-
Tleuj. producing the biblical drama samson
translated from the Italian especially TOR
MI Pope e"d with the copSent OF Saivift.
who made such p hit in il ia>i SEASON. sal
NLhl. Wh!ir ~ ~. LOuiS. witnessed Mr. pGna'S
i1LdiJ!oh oi some ShakSperian Characters
tDihFiimcuied him highly. and Offered him
M play samson. which was gratefully ac-
rrlltd. Mr.. P"pe'S splendid pbvSiGIIe ana
9c,tI f r. ,,l . voice FITS Lm emf
IoI-, we may expect the Seem and arTcrt
1!-.I, 10 tt IN accord W. th the pIav. Miss
fHr ei4fir, = lar Favor, cnactS Dciilah. and
90 Mr. rama VIII De cast 10 the strength
=, r'Cti-> excellent company.
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FUNERAL OF AN AGED EADY.-The fune-
raj OF the late Della IL. Kirk, mother-in-iaw
of our well-known citizen, Douglas Moore,
took place from his residence yesterday, and
was largely attended. Rev. w =. Hammond.
of the 9th-street NJ. z. church. officiated and
Messrs. NJ. G.. Emery, J. c. Hardness, p. j.
Steer, b. F. MorSell, j. ID. Harrison, and r. J.
Bartlett Were the pall-bearers. Mrs. Kirk
was native of Massachusetts, but had re-
sided here tor nearly sixty years.
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EXTENSIVE CONGRESSIONAL EToGEA-
PHIE~-S"iiy Aguipd W. C.. -, ~ P,f5byiiay
P0.y-lcSterdav Mr. r. n Elliott en-
tered suit, FOR Ire London New York, and
Hartford "uuli>hiug Company, against the
follow .ns member, OF Congress:
II. =. Bundy. To employing editor FOR pre-
pairing sketch. composition. press work. and
material therefor. sos, and interest from
March. l-1j.
samuel ShCllabar.or TO writing and pub
fishing sketch OF life. a. per contract with
compensation Tor length OF sketches being in
all fifteen books, at SO each with TWO and Il
half years interest. SgUD:iS.
J. Hale Sypher: To Tcwri'in" history and
composition and materials for same. SJjh
j. Richard Barrett; To rewriting my
script history. work and material, $50.
j. 4. Garfield. 70 writing and publishing
history a. per contract. and additional books
on account OF length, > books at -. $50, 4!
books at -, in addition To ordinary sketch
OF = pages, SIS. Interest. ~tI3.25. Total.
~f.1C,j.1S.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association, char
tered by the Legislature Of Virginia and the Circuit
Court of Orange county, proposes, by a series Of
Grand Gift Concerts, TO establish and endOw Home
for the Old, Inrm, aud Destitute Ladies Of Virginia
at Montpelier, the former residence Of President
James Madison.
The Association is under the control Of eight trus
tees, six of whom are elected biennay by the stock
holders and two appointed by the Governor OF Nlr-
ginia.
Remittances for tickets may be made by express,
pre- paid. post Office money order on Washington, D.
Il Nv rauisfnreh laffnr addressed a
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CITIZENS RELIEF CoMMIsSION-At a
meeting of the executive committee this
morning, the following statement was pre-
scented by the general agent - Exhibit of
expenses and work done since December "A,
lSIl. to date-FamIlies visited and aided in
December, 81; families visited i'm January, TO
date, GA; families aided in January, To date.
AS: total families aided. SOP. Approximated
expenses for % families in December. Sl2L5I;
Appropriated expenses for ib families in
January, $685.; approXimated expenses OF
office, including boOk-Keeper. clerk, visitors
hire: and stationery. Si05; office rent, Si5
total. ~ pQ095.
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ReIiable gents wanted everywhere. ans.eoiy

FJNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
j has obtained from the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
of administration on the personal estate of CHRIS.
TIAN HINES, late of Washington eity, Distric
of Columbia. deceased. All persons having claim
against the said deceased hereby warned to eN-
hbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, before the 5th day of January next;
they NAV otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
EFT of the said estate. Given under my hand this
9th day of January, l5l5.
jan7-thst JAS. w. BARKER, Administrator.
In BANKRUPTCY, DISTRICT OF CoLuMsIA, IS:
L At Washington, the 9th day of January, A. ID.
1875 the undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee of JOSEPH HERZoG, Of
Washington. ID. c., who has been adj1dged bank
rupt upon petition of his creditors by the Supreme
Court Of said District.
FRANK W. HACKETT, Assignee,
lalfHSt .4s6 L9uisiaaa sYelu,,
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CITY Ms.

WHITE PoSGEE KERCHIEFs for the
pocket
Fine Ties and Bows for evening wear.
Fihe pam Morning Robes for gcutlea m.
lEuFed hGheS in Persian, arabeSque. geo
metriCal and roSette designs
GEO q EE.NNINE LIl -.h -.
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DECISION N \ TENANCY CASF.-The case
OF Joseph Kelley. agent for JOS. w. Dwyer,
against Victoria ByTne, was before Justice
Thompson this morning. The facts OF the
case were these: In August. 1874, Victoria
ByTnC rented a dwelling house from Mr.. kel
lev as agent for the owner. and the agree
ment required the rent 10 be paid i'm advance.
After taking possession the tenant notified
the agent that she could not pay in advance,
when the agent agreed To accept payment
during the month. and in such sums as she
could pay. Tile defendant. by her counsel,
James +. Tustin. esq, made the point that
the agent, by such acceptance. waived his
right To compel her to vacate the house on n
notice OF Sere1 days and was without remedy.
The Justice held that. technically speaking,
such defence might be good but that injuS-
tiCe would be done TO the owner by the act of
the agent. and decided that the proceedings
were in form and substance correct.
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LEMONS. 'iTEoN AND FRENCH Prt-Nrs
INV AN iEE ~ GRANTS. 10 CENTS pp (,
POUNDS FOR as ~
stab IRIS BARTLETT PEaRS sum
NVANr 1BEEN PEAS AND NPPIE
SAJCE- CANNED
fnAM CHEESE. BEST GoouS a-.a,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BEST GOODS 49,.
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR.

Gfes I N III. "A, hleNahufld, va
References. by permission: His Excellency, james
l.. Kemper. Governor of Va; His Exceilency, Gil
bert G.. Walker, Elk Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
r. Withers Lieut. Governor OF Va, and U :. Sena-
tor elect; Hon. Robert w Hughes, Judge Easter
District of Va; Senators and Members OF Congress
from Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c, send for
circular
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOIR.
Prest Nj. +. II. A, Alexandria, Va.
D,Isal Ia nfai rhara as-e-a oil
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.

SHORT POSTPONEMENT Day FCyFD
FULL DISTRIB UTION
FEB The PENEFIT OF The
Montpelier Female Humane Association,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES.-Ovrr IUg
81 the latest Now York style- ii. aFAR
Park aiiu Pony Phss'Uns, Top and y. eSTtiZSSS
TOP BUE-i-s- sash and Low Door aud ~
jump seat carnage. Second hand Carriages taken
a. ~ el4Ig-- tal before pun, hasiuE elsewhere p
-. - HMibI i 60. NJ. 3l9 lZth street, be-
tween 4La ID, Washington. and ~ W Fayeita
street. bhrlnoTe- Nd. mhyii-iy-
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FAMILY SUPPLIES
II AND kAJPHY.
CALL an Z. CUTTERS.

" III all i2ls pguu-s Z. MA ax.r.f.
reduced prices w. '' e'''i'7r 1T
tAlAN ia l.5H peg gallon. 10 80
GlN1Ek BRANDY RASPBERRY SYGrp
mas 1s.fr
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Last Words Of Darling Florence WV.
will.

Papa. kiss me, lust once more,
Ere | GO;
Fer see The golden door,
From afar
Stands agar.
This one Kiss may be the last,
Ere go.
Inc oark stream seems flowing fast
Mann, dear,
Stay the tear.
Darling Mama, take my hand
~ Ere GO;
Htber comes angel band,
In the light.
R0bed 50 bright.
such sweet whispers FIJI the air,
AsIgO,
lis the angel band in pray T.
Round my bed:
I've no dread.
X iss me; kiss me. Just once MORE
Ere go;
For near the shining shore.
fTis so fair
Meet me theraf
4 SINCERE FRIEND. r. NJ II
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GENiTNE GOSHEN BrFyrP
oNh 10. - ,i9I. p, ~ HALF FIEkINS r.
tkiNED bECkMBER n ll;s NJ
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SHEEEEHRFN
VI, - ~ - - a., GENUINE NEw YrEF
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
" heTITNErnN, Ian u IS-I

" ASfiNGTON Jan y 1~to- \
To- the nli,iile states and lower lake region.
Ealing barometer. decidcd rise in tempeTa-
tuTp irCTr g~iuE east 70 south winds. cloudy
WeatL,-. and followed by li1ht rams. cScrp
partly as SiC1f and Snow in the latter III triCt.
ard rorfh,m portion Of the former during
TO-DAY.
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" 1T as certainly the best of American
ndgGziHeS. '-ETpTeSs, Buf1lO. " T.
" Its present pOpUidFity Is the result of
pure itet-it Commercial, Pittsburgh, Pa
g There IS not u dull page Gettceea its coz
eJ'S."-N T. Tones.
" Il model periodical" Paid. Press
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GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
oDrR CA>ES-Tr Cut Glass. r., T...,t-
Srfauto W cod. from - in = a. Nil'
TOILET BOT iIE~-Iu- Rarha-,. go. ,.r...
Ha.ia n.ewFatlyn. tvva ltC % : IU '''.-
TOILET SEIS-iu BarEaraf- tfrrt f.r.g. a. m d.
Decoration, from : Z .o : so nj Sat '-' NUM-
Many NsTE elegant da.igrt iD AZ ~ pB,,-g,.
Guiding luE Wells. Mach S4f.. "a ~ =, Z. = pm.
1t''Ni D. flIlniil-"r-, iU CuT tTla.- ann Fr.-.
Ivory Hair BTI-hr- and ShaiI g.r.lr H. -.
SHAVING Glass Tourists Cups and Bodies Al "a
prices astoHishiHgiy low 49, Az a.
decls-tr ". ;. THOMPSON. 702 rb -
hUSICAL GIFTS FoK TUF u,tfn.XS
- ramos g IZau~, Music. Music B.sk.
Mu1ls boA'.,- Musical Instruments and No 80
si,al " ll great Narirfy, a. lower prfr.-tITtTl
uE'h eiSgMh-l h. q g. l. WILD a BROS Mo-
Patent Of,a 'i 's'a4' an"N %
Several fine PIANOS for rent. s.,,-,-
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RAKSTNN
DEhE>A>. LONDON IANFgS N,rr>-.....-
MATS AND SULTANA> '''ANr
Layers IN quarter boxes
fshtL ErHuut. quarter bHNaz O. - 'Atsr
GOud halsius, Is cents ~ 7 Ills FL.
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LIE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
met last night, and applications for positions
were received from II. BallengcT. James A
hardy, William II. Codrick and Charles a
teSSeS. commissioner Morgan was author
lzen 20 draw up blank form for accounts
AGAINST the department. and 10 request the
bistrlct Commissioner TO have a number OF
copies priated.
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As am determined to reduce Stock purchaser.
viii find it to their adv antage To give me a call
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THERE Is no excuse for poor Biscuits RpIlS
Bread. SFiddle Cakes. Mullins, Watffes &c.
when pOOley'S Yeast Powder is USED
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THE THFATERS.-One OF the largest houses
of the sea son assembled at the National The
alter last evening 10 witness the first per
l0Tmancc of the English Opera Boufe troupe.
The orchestra and dress circle seats were All
filled and luany had 10 stand up during the
performance. The upper part Of the house
was comfortably filed The opera was Of
lenbachS latest success, Madame I'Arrbi-
due its first reprCSontatiO i'm this city The
hTSt act dragged somewhat on account OF The
nOI-dFFIN3l OF the baggage and ruuiDlnpnfS
OF the company until Il late hour The soc
ond act was liVclicr and the singing of true
OncnbdchlaL trio By Emily SDldcnc. Mar
snail ana beverly, was greeted with rounds
OF laughter ana applause. Miss SOIdeur
made most favorable impression and
Marshall in the Grand Duke was very
lunny There are lots p1 pretty girls in the
chorus, ana altogether the performance was
piquant and promises well iOrtO-night. when
the more familiar Madame AngOt's Daugh-
ter Will De brought out.
The excellent acting Of Manager Forts
company in The Se;'Of lee" this week. and
the fine scenic effects are dclighting large ;tt-
dienCeS nightly No one should fail to see
lhi> piece Which combines an interesting plot
VIII Hch spectacular effects.
The exciting drama OF The Black Hand
holds the boards AT the ThcatCT COmiqur hi,
week. Mr. Jones in six characters manages
To perform each one 10 the satisfaction of his
audience The variety business is good.
4 DISPUTE AT THE NORTHERN LIBER-
THIS NAEKFT-ResOectjre Ejgt's OF Ua,,ir,y
Northern Liberties Market, Opened 10 th3
public on Saturday night iast3 there wa
some little cOmmOtiOn among the stock
holders and occupants iu consequence OF an
alleged violation Of the rutsS by q dealer IL
appears that when The stalls were sold. those
running i'm Tire center were disposed OF 20
butchers. and the next eligible to produce
dealers. while those against The walls were
reserved Tor bacon cutters. butter merchants.
bakers, cOutgctiOncIS. &c. This arrangcn nj
was not perfectly satisfactory 20 all, and Il
appears That one OF the stalls set apart for
butchers lin the central aVCnuc} got into the
possession Of Mr.. f. u. Daily. butter dealer
and yesterday Mr.. IL. spread his butter there
In short time the superintendent Mr.
NheckcllS. was informed OF Mr.. DAILY being
there, aDd ordered him 10 leave, but Mr. u
cOntcnded that the stand was his. and ne had
a right there, and declined to leave. Other
officers of the company also waited upon Mr.
u, bur failed 10 induce MIN 10 move Nj. D.
remains firm. and says he viii continue 10
s"ll butter there until I've is prevented by due
- law. ami IL j. said that the trustees
course "a III tomorrow take some
OF the company atFa.t ~ ,-,,.ri,'
action which will have the "a ''i7''i-
the matter 10 a LEGAL test.
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