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~ Mrs. Mackenzie, who recently elOpel
from Montreal with young Mr.. Bridges,
sailed from Portland for Liverpool Saturday
with her four children.
SCardiral Manning is about to visit
Rome in order 10 advocate scheme for a
union OF a portion of the English Ritualist
with the church of Rome.
aS-COlonel Valentine Bakers wife has not
got divorce, As was stated, but, on the con.
Tary, visits him daily in person, and at the
expiration OF his term will come with him 10
this country.
syA party OF rative Roman Catholics,
some thirty or forty IN number, living in
Tsusidji, Yedo, propose to petition the gov
err menL 10 remove all impedi mentS to the
free ard open exercise of Christianity.
RS-We learn of a recently failed concern
that began business year or SO ago with a
capital OF SIS, 600, and now offers to settles I'm
such a way a. to retain so, 900 to start again
with Boston Transcript.
TThey say that Mark Twain is to run
for mayor OF Hartford. Hope he will be
elected. Imagine him issuing an inaugural
in which the board of street commissioners
are referred 10 as "bald-headed reptiles"
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SUICIDE IN VIRGINIA.-Mr.Ja Jacob G.

SUICIDE IN VIRGINIA.-MrJ Jacob Cooper
q well known citizen of Frederick county,
' a.. committed suicide on THURSDAY last by
cutting his throat with razor In reply Ia
questions. Mr.. Cooper assigned no reason for
his act, except that lie wished TO ego to q
better wOrId.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

MURDERoUS SoN-INLAw-At st.
Johns, n. B.. yesterday John O'NeiI killed
his mother in-l law and perhaps fatally
stabbed his father in-law, his motive being
rage and persuaded their daughter to leave
yro -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

PRISONS who are subject 10 headache.
weakness, ind igc>tiun, loss OF appetite ard
depression, should never be- without LieGtg'S
Liquid Extract 81 Bc.f in pint bottles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

The NORTHWEST CORNER.-The board of
trade of Portland, Oregon, have passed a
resolution urging Congress to make an APP
preparation OF $4,000 10 build a military TEL
egraph line from Portland to Astoria; also q
10 Was hingtOn territory as county, in or
der TO free Alaska from military jurlsdic-
fipn.
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THE C0CRTS.


fOLlCE Ef--ytA11t S11cI-
To day, Jack Thomas. a sneak thief. was
stood up for being beggar and vagrant; his
name was therefore recorded among the ar
rivals at HodgsOn's suburban hotel. Dudley
Thompson was sent along with Jack. Chas.
Williams, Indecent exposure; IS. James
Taylor, profane: IS. John Kenuey, disorder
IL; -. Addison Coburn. cursing: a.. Also,
charged with resisting Officer Kearney in
the discharge OF his duty; pleaded guilty al d
was sent 10 the Grand jury. Thomas Coates,
disorderly conduct; SIS. Robert Sherlock,
yagrant; down. Philip Hall, alias john
Smith, carrying razor; $50. Robert Jones,
avegrant, was sent TO HodgSon. VIM. Smith
and PhlIlp Hall were sent with the rest
Greenbury Duvall and Frank Lowndes two
notorious colored thieves, were jerked in by
Officers Morgan and Sullivan, OF the county
last evening, for breaking into the premises
OF Mr.. r.. j. Middleton, near Brook station
on the metropolitan branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and stealing nine white
Leshorn chickens, worth $40, eight black
Spanish, worth S25, aud six chickens worth
50. Mr.. Middleton testified TO the manner
IN which his premises were entered on the
3lst OF January, stoIt bolts and locks having
been broken, and his chickens carried away
The officers testified to the finding of Them
all dressed and ready for market, in the
shanty where these men live; grand Jury,
Another charge, similar TO the preceding
one, was preferred; this occurred on the Ist
were then arraigncd on the charge Of stealing
20 chickens, worth 81 each, from Jos. Rhine
near Colesville. Md. They confessed 10
Lieut.. Noonan to taking these chickens; six
months in jail. VIM Jones stole pair of
pants from Solomon Brown, and settled for
Owith the court. Thomas johnson, LARGE Nv
Of $3.50 from John 7. Bailer; 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

THE SPRING CROP or COUGHS ANDCOLD5
Is heavy. ard will ripen into a terrible har~
vest OF disease and death, unless rooted OUT
with the standard antiGote, HO'e's Honey ~
ROTehO1fsld and Tar.
Pixies ToothachP DrorS cure in one ruiu1fa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04
LOCAL Ne " S.

Nniondl 7hedteT. - Maggie Mitchell in
"Lorle.r
Fbrrs Opera Hostse.-' Babes in the Woods, -
by the Joe Jefferson Club.
1heGteT Co1niqtss-" Marco, the Dwarf" the
Centennial Chorus, &c.
Odd FtIlOsUS' HdH.-The cantata, "An Hour
in Fairy Land" and charade entitled The
Birds and Fairies"
TdLlnldd0e RdH.-Grand ball and supper by
Mount Vernon Home Communion, No. 2.
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FETCH IT RIGHT ALONG.-We don't want
to make silver ga drug on the Market" but
fear We shall come near so doing before this
time txt year. Virginia City (Ner.) Enter-
Prise,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

THE PATRONS OF Mr.. Jos. j. May will find
by bis card elsewhere that he has removed 10
No. so Pennsylvania avenue, next door 20
Mr.. Jno. i. Mitchells. His large stock OF
aEd very low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

fHE NATIONAL SAVINGS SANK, c1-nsr
New YORK avenue and 1Sth street, payS 5a5-
cent. per 2nnull on deposits FOR each csllerdar
month. BANKING hours, 9 too Ssturds ", :
10 and 5 toe. gtS,Ixtls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

y NATION OF BEER DRINKERs.-Messrs
Bass 4 Co, brewers of Burton ale, paid the
railway carriers, last year SIS, 900 a week for
freight charges upon their goods. As they
are not Tie largest firm in the traiiic. II can
be guessed what the largest firm pays. Ger
talDly rot less than 100000. How much
beer is drunk in London every day We
canrot tell exactly, but, as there are 1900
taNcrns, we can venture to calculate; there
IS not less than an everage Of % gallons in
each. and decidedly not less than 80 600 IN
all. There is small mn close TO the Lon Ton
genera pest office where lSJ gallons OF stOut
are retailed every day, while one opposite
the Bank OF England gets rid OF not less than
200 gallons. A not very large beer saloon
close TO the Great Northern Railway depot
lately sold its good will for 5000. Nam
very quiet-looking beer houses have a wagon
load of ale and stout every morning. The
lead is never less than dozen 10 dozen
and half gallon barrels. Certain houses,
such as the Elephant and Castle" the Red
Cap" Adelaide, - Mother Shipton, -" Royal
Oak Eagle" and Angel" couldn't be
bought under moderate fortune and would
be cheap at that, so enormous is their trade.
= London Cor. SpTiHUisid EeDRJ'icTa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE, OF
New York, have passed resolutions advoca-
ting the immediate passage of an absolute
for all offenses of the great civil war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

CHARLES HE1DsIECR Sillery. Extry Dry,
ana Strand Van MedaiLe Champagne For
sale by Hail & Hume. I2S,eo3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

ANOTHER GAS kEDUCTION.-The Lynch
burg (Na.) gaslight company has announced
q reduction IN the price of gas from 81 to 80
10 private consumers, and from SIS to S2.75 to
The city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

THE NEGRO ASSASSIN, who killed Colonel
ofut In st. Landray parish, Louisiana. has
been lyncned by a mob WHO took bin forci-
bly, from the Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

three prisoners, named VIM. III. Skinner,
Henry Simpson ard Martin Henry, all col.
OTcd. confined in the jail st. Mary IS coun-
~, Maryland, escaped therefrOm by cutting
through the floor Of their cell and picking
ont through the stone work of the edifce
Skinner and Simpson are charged with grand
larceny. Martins crime is not stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

MORE PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT
ST0RM-Additional particulars are received
OF disasters by The recent gale. The steamer
IheodoIe Weems had her steering gear
broken in the gale and drifted ashore on Pop
lar lsland in the Chesapeake bay. The pro
peIler Westover, OF the Powhatan line went
ashore at Kent Island. Two oyster schoonerS
were sunk at the mouth OF West river and
after clinging to he rigging for twelve hours
Inc crews were rescued in an exhausted CON
clifton. A number of bay craft and oyster
boats went ashore in the tributaries OF the
chesapeake, and the loss among them will
be large. Dispatches report that the steamer
blackstone, from Providence, K. l., for Bal
tlmore, is in Dutch Island harbnr with ma
chincry disabled; the RAJ PHI HoweS, which
went ashore at Cape HenlopeH, is in good
order and will get of, and that the Emma F.
Secor, aiSO for Baltimore, is ashore at New
Point, Va. A dispatch from Little Rock.
Ark, says that the late heavy rain storm in
mat section submerged the Iron Mountain
railroad near Poplar Bluffs, Mo, and q pas
sCnger Tram has been water bound at Corn
ing for several days. A Quebec (Canada)
dispatch says that Wednesday nights snow
Storm blockaded the railroads and no trains
arrived there yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04
another FEecdnab's Bank, Real Is
tate, suit Case.

Yesterday in the Supreme Court of the
District in General Term The case of A. Z. &.
DCd-e agt. The Freedman's Savings and
Trust company G. al, was argued by Mr..
TOtIeu Tor defendant and Mr.. Daniels isr
complainant. THIS was a bill in equity u
obtain the release Of certain property from
tie effect Of a deeG OF trust. and at the sgr
Ga, term the following facts were develop.
IN September, 1870, c. II. Holden being .ue
owner Of lot .. square 1G3, and other pieces %
property, made two promissOry notes for
>l.s"- 80 each, payable 10 the order Of Leadow
q Co, and to secure pay ment executed 4
deed Of trust 10 j. s. Jones. Between Sep
TENDER 4, ISL and April 1st following KOld-
Ell paid thereon about 81 200, and such pay
were sent to Jones, by LadOw & CO., with
C1ders TO collect them, and he was pressing
Holden fOr payment. Holden being unable
10 ray, made an arrangement with the
Freedman's Savings company by which that
company agreed TO take the notes from Lud-
i1w {; Co. and carry them for Holden for
Eix months, and Holden on his part agreed
10 pay the trust company interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. on the amount advanced
by IL. Holden then advised Jones, the
holder OF the notes, that he had made the
arrangement before described, and requested
him 10 take the securities and deliver them
10 the bank and receive his money for them.
ON the 18th day OF October, 1872, Jones vent
10 the bank, with the notes and the deed OF
trust by which they were secured. and deli "
cred them 10 the actuary Of the trust com
Iany, who thereupon paid him the sum Of
S2,-O5-th2t being the amount of principal
and interest due on the notes at that date.
To complete the transaction according -
the agreement, Holden about "a week after
wards, went TO the bank and gave his note
for the sum of S2,Z05, payable in SIX
months, with interest at ten per centu4u.
After these transactions had been fllly COM
pieted, and on the 9th day OF September, IeIs,
the complainant purchased from one Fran K
Bell the lot which he now seeks 10 nave dis
charged from the trust; ana he asserts that
an abstract of the record of the con VeyanceS
and membranes OF the property, showing
that II was free from membranes, was de-
nvered to him at the time OF said purchase.
Upon this state OF facts, the chancellor at
the special term held that the transactions
between the holder and maker of the notes
and the Freedman's Savings and Trust
Company were equivalent TO a payment and
cXtinguishment OF the notes, aud passed q
decree declaring that they had been fully
paid, and directing the trustee, Jones, TO exc
cute and deliver to the complainant "within
twenty days" a deed OF release diScharging
the property from the incum brance, and also
directing that in the event OF the failure Of
the trustee so 10 do. that the decree should
Operate as fiual release Of the said prop
erty."
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHrrr SIGNAL oYF1crR,

In the lower lake region. middle states and
New Fl gland. rising barometer, uOrtheTly 10
westerly winds, considerably colder and
clearing or partly cloudy weather, follower
In first district by winds drifting 10 southerly
and falling barometer tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04
The Book of American Interiors.
BY CHARLES w. ELLIOTT.

The Book Of American Interiors.
BY CHARLES W. ELLIOTT.
Containing views Of Twenty two striking Int
rors Iow existing In this country, and Thirty
smaller Illustrations. With descriptive letter rress
aud essays on the Library and Dining 10 I'm.
HELIOTYPEs or
Library OF ID. W. Longtellow, Esq, Cambridge,
Dining Room of Or J E. Chadrick Boston.
Library oil Donald @. Mitchell, Esq, West Haven,
Library Of Or. Theo. r Breck, Springfield, Mass.
Dining Room Of Or. BreCk
Dining Room Of George Ward Nichols, ESQ. Gin
cinnati.
Great Hall OF MAJOR Rshbone, San Francisco
Library OF George Is. Chase, Esq Boston.
Dining Room Of EOn. j V. L.. Pruyn, Albany, y \
China Room Of Hon. \. V. l.. PFuyn.
Library of VIM q Bryant, Esq, RosiyD- L. 1.
Dining Boom OF anes Lee, jun, Esq Boston
Drawing Room of Prof. II. Rogers; Newport T.
Library az ohm 4 BurnhaD, Jun, Esq Boston.
Dining Room Of John A. Durham, Jun, Esl. Boz
ton.
Dining Room of George James. Esq, Nahaut
Dining Room Of Gss. A. Cummings, Es4 s-ton.
niEinE Room Of George W. Wales, ESQ Boston
Hall Of Francis Peabody, ESD, Danyers Mas
Memorial Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
This volume IL OF remarkable interest and rraeti-
cal value to ATchl'"cts, Decorators, ard AZ no ap
preCiSit house h".d -rt.
- For sals b. nj Booksellers. Scar, postpaid
ca receipt ~ PTtcs ~ The Publishers.
JAMES X. OSGO0D Il co.
ftb2,s5 BOSTON.
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THE SNOW, which was not much Of a sue
cess yesterday afternoon, commence 20 fall
III large quantities about p. m, and con-
tinued, with q few inte!IniSsIOns, through
out last night and mis- morning. y little
rain about midnight had the effect OF max
ing the SHOW pretty compact, with a heavy
lowing so close On the hurricane of Wednes-
day, people, whose houses were unroofed,
had nc time TO replace their house tops be-
fore the snow came. This morning the
sleigh bells are jingliDg merrily On the Az
enue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS IN gold, Jet and
IIGte Roman gold necklaces, crosses, lOcketS,
sets, buttons. bracelets, and STUDS, 10 match
silver Eiligree sets. chains. lOclIets and ban
giles 10 match. received at PTigg's Jewelry
store, No. 4J7 PennsyIv9F'a avenue, near I {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

MAINE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB
Tie citizens Of the state OF Maine organized
republican campaign club last night, with
dent; r. A. Harding, vice president; W. =.
Dodge, secretaTy;J. W. Bartlett, correspond
ing secretary; a. Weeks, treasurer; ard an
executive committee of three gentlemen
from each Congressional district, as follows:
Nessrs. O. r. Dana, e. II. Dow. a. II. s.
Davis, TnOs. Il. Cleaves, A. :. Richards, Jos.
Noble, W. c Clark, Stanly Plummer, Paul
Stevens, f y. Beal, H. g. Jacobs, NJ p
Eaton, y. b. MilHkeu, 4. ID. Brock, and y.
A Robbins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

AN INDIAN RING in Kansas is about 10 be
prosecute for swindling in selling lands be.
longing 10 POttawattornie Indians on pre-.
t5nce of b i g executors of their estates
when the owners are still alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT" Br0lcp'S
Efc7chiW JTCchcs' are the most popular
arucie IN this country or in Europe frr
Throat Diseases and Coughs, and tals pnpp-
lariiy is basCG upon real merit. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

ARREST OF A FORGER.-At Evansville,
Ind, Hugh Hales, q detective from Rock
port, Indiana, has arrested Bob WeakIey, n
noted tank fOTgeT. Weakley forged notes for
a considerable amount on the firm OF Shan
non * Beais, Of Mt. Carmel, Illinois, and
some months ago presented the same Mt the
bank Of ROckpOrt and secured payment. He
has eiuded the officers ever since. Much i'm
poTtance Is attached to the arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04
THAr noG FIcHr AaAIN-Honls an

THAT Dog FIGHT AGAIE-Goms AI0re
Innocent Pdr,ies.-'' II appears that great
Williams in mentioning their names in the
article of yesterday. We are satisfied that
their business in Virginia had no connection
with the fight, and that their names should
not have been published"
The above paragraph is furnished us for
publication by the parties concerned, and of
course must be correct, as they were there
ard know more about il than any one else
could.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

COL. SCOTT NOT BANKRUPT.-In a state
meGt before the Pacific railroad committee
on January 10, Col. Thomas a. Scott took
occasion to contradict the assertion of an
opponent that ne was a bankrupt, and said.
49, am not in any sense a MISUNDERSTANDING
" rot ia means, and trust not in energy.
/ beg 10 state that every dollar OF the pa
yer Of the Texas and Pacific road, or tho
old construction Company that attempt
CT D. build IL, now no longer IN existence,
that All my name upon IL as endOrSer has
been vaid, principal and interest, in full, and
paiI n caS,I-nOt I'm bonds or trade OF any
kind That in addition thereto DO not owe
single dollar 10 any bank, individual or
party OF any kind whatever in This broad
land. and that am today free and clear
tiOn DaRCs a man q bankrupt, then / may
be ClasseJ as sucn, but not otherwise"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04
In TIE SUPREME COURT OF TEE nIsTRIor
OF COLUMBIA

OF COLUMBIA eA
. In l9ih ddg az ydEnarp. lS-6
ISAAC LAWSON ana lswTs ~. ,. - 80. -,
isnts vs.. srhr. Lydia n HesIitt . taesle- a.
,,1oocAkAN, master. defsndant-In Admiralty
Ihs PTeStdsHf of ths Untfsd Safs 10 "A, u,s,,a
Stdtts MARSHAL for sad DtSfrrof, greefaF All ner
sons interesttd in the above-enti.ad osnse s,e
hereby sotned 20 appear before the District Court
OF me nltt cfstes Tor the Disfric of Columhfs
On me L 18th day q February, lS76, at 4 o'cloeE
10 the forenoon 81 that day. II the same shall Re =
CAV OF jurisdiction, otherwise on the merit tsV "a
JURISDICTION thereafter, 20 answer the libel IN ssid
tate. Ttst: n arses ofo-
ganLc-dret4 CLERK 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04
The Washington Markets.

(fetfetc Tor the Week ending February 4.
only u1iosS o 5fsr T. ~Ils perA'i'ns
til FL sn .6 standard eEands 2sa7 90 DO
90 hne 29a4 .e mddline, 375a4 20; rye. 0s5 20;
buckS heat fSnf, per per oSt, H eoa7 IS, Vs M
and Pa buesvheat, per cvt., 5Gsl90
to god 25ai 81 corn yellow ss.:s: Do. "" %h ii
b5aSS do. dam p sOs53 Oats. new, southern. 45as6
S45 h CO dana x9 so sye O as DO mixed %
Hay AND STRAw.-Hay, clover. Is .oOa2o 90: tino-
70 Noa23co; Oats 70 csl2 %; Wheat 6OoalO.cO; Cut
Hay, per cyt., s5al As.
frsts, 9ss4; do seconds. 25ao; Glsdss assss selec
..ooi is;ss EoiVs e and f1sts 5sasa Dc
STsis, sa2s seconds, isaao; thirds, Isais; Boil,
rFs 2Oas1 seconds lsaIS thirds l4.ls Grease TO-
CHEssE.-New York state factory, fine, new, l4a
fa sSlG isaGa15y GsGs'
POULTRY AND GLNE.-Turkeys, dressed, choice,
per H. lals dTshs do per D. Pals; Geese, do
de SsS d. per don ' co. eseh 80
d. soas co. Ra5bs, ' per doz 5oas co. vsnise9
hams, per ID, l2sn do, saddle, per ID 10al2 Wild
turkeys, eae h, oa2 co. Prairie hens, doz, ooa
S6ESS FsvITsuARples, New York, per Dbl
Cranberries, per box, 4OOs4 sos do, per Dbl /,
Il C0al4 %.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTs.-Apples, ,sncv. sliced 4,
hLight. As, Ga: a., do; common, Is, 5s6 Psachss,
q r, 7so. Cherries, pitted, new, Per h., l5aH;
do. sugsred aud wet, ltal5. Bla6kberries per ID !,
9ao; Peanuts, common. seal 90: do, prime, t0a go
PRovISloNs.-Beef hind quarter, per 10 6as, do.
Lard, country lots, l2al3; refined, l3al3,l
FURS, WooL AND HIDEs.-Wool. washed, 40a45:
unvashed. SOaS4 Hides, green. lac: dry, Gall;
Mink. Ga2 20: Otter, O0s6 %; Muskrat, Isa2s;
haccoon EaS0; Rabbits, 2a1as; Fox, grey, 25al IS;
d. red, 5Csl!0
KGETABLEs.-PCtatoes. Early Bose, per bushel
EadC; Peach Blows, do, 45atU; Peerless do 3Sak5;
Common do, Sos4Q; Fancy Sweets. per Dbl, Goa
sweets. per Dbl, 2cOa2 Is; Cabbage, per hundred,
tGOa25C; Onions, white. per tbl., I.SOa2 90; do.
yellow, PER Dbl, Aa2 q; do. southern, Ota2 %.
Scans, white, New YORK, Per bush, I5Oal.75, do
Vhite, Virginia, S1al %.
L1vE STOCK.-Cattlo, common, 3ai: butcher,
- a!}S. extra 55sa6; Hogs, ordinary. s91s fair
sEsN, ShCeE Sal; Calves, prime, Sas n; common
lsI: Cows, cGch 5uCa5OO; do. common, % 00a25 90.
MILL EEED.-N estern Bran, per ton. II O1alS ~;
Brown MiGdlings1 f0o1a2SOC; white, Is OOa2G.O0.
fERTsLTZERs.-PeTUy ian GUaHO. 81 90: Bone Dust
St0a42 70; Turner Excelsior, % 90, Turner'S Am
Hcuiatti rhUs 90 90. fOOres Half and half,
?" 90, dissolved Bone, 81 90; Y. 7. Goes Phosphate
- 90: Plaster. IN tag5,85
EUNrER.-Ycow Pine joist and scapt., Il ID 20,
\ t0al5 20; do. D TO p, 1. CJali co. do 4 boards
- vtai5 CO: do Poplar 5-S and a, 2300a400o Wal,
nut, ard ~, and inch, 80 OCa5l o., Dressed
tc9Til 6, 10 0Ia25 ~.
sUNuRIEs .-Bees,vaz, 25a90: Tal!ow, 7aS; Honey,
els, Iiye geese, prime, 5Ua55; do. do 49a45
Older, sweet. l2s5; DO common. l0al2, faxsead per
bush coal 20. walnut Kernels l0ali, clover seed,
re- ID Halls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

THE COAL MONCPOLY.-A meeting Ofrep-
resentativeS OF all TIC leading coal cOmpa-
mics a The office of Ic Della ware and Hudson
canal company, New York, yesterday, re-
solved that In view OF the large supply OF
coal now Oh hand all mining operations shall
be stopped from the 9Th OF February till the
18th OF March. a number OF the companies
have suspended work already. No new
agreement was made IN regard TO prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04
LECTURES.
BALLS. PARTIES. sc.

A GRANp IRF~S BALL viii h. given TUES
IN DAY ENhNING. E.irrary -th. - ths Ga
ASSOCIATED VETERANS MEXICAN ~
WAR. ~ Talima'Ee Hail. Tickc;s Oue Dol "a
lsr admitting gentleman and Ia % D. - be IN
had at TIRE rtiJci pal hotels aud bookstores on ~ tho
door on the evening & the ball tbl-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-04

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