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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-07
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GEORGETOWN.

FIRE IN THE COUNTY.-YeSterday morning.
about s O'Clock, a fire was discovered in the
barn of Mr. Peircc Shoemaker. who lives at
the intersection of Perce'S lane and Broad
branch road. near TennallytOwn. The barn.
4 stone one, and an adjoining Outbuiding.
were burned. The barn was stored with grain.
straw. rye and tools. The buildings were
valued at +! 600. the grain at 800, the straw at
$500, and tools at 500, in all $l,SOO. Uninsured
SUDDEN DEATH.-Elijah Brown, a colored
man. about 30 years OF age, died suddenly
Garrity'S alley, between Prospect and lSt and
Frederick and Fayette streets. DR.. Patter-
son, upon his arrival. pronounced the cause OF
death CONGESTION of the lungs, and an inquest
unnecessary. Brown had been employed for
some time past by Mr.. Ritter, market master.
DEATH OF A POLICEMAN.-Ofticer Samuel
Lynch died at his residence, No. 50 Congress
street, this morning at half past II o'clock,
after a short illness. He leaves wife and
two children.
DEATH WITHOUT A DOCTOR.-Blanche Hutch
home. corner of 9Th and High streets. yester-
day. of scarlet fever, after an illness of so days,
without having had any medical attendance.
DR.. Patterson gave certificate of burial.
A GOOD Enthusiastically morning Christ
church. at the request OF the rector, Rev. A. X.
Stuart pledged itself to the support OF a rector
for Grace parish, agreeing to contribute annr-
ally the sum OF $500. In further aid OF this I'M
portant work, there has within the past two
months been subscribed by the same congre-
CATION the sum of 5000 for the purchase and
furnishing of rectory for the use of the rec,
tor of Grace parish.
RIVER, CREEK, AND CANAL are all frozen
over.
Mr.. DEENER is better TODAY
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District Government Affairs

The District Commissioners today decided!
in favor of the Acme. two-ply rubber hose Of
Walton \ 60, of New N0Ik, at Sl.l0 per FOOT
for the Fire Department, in accordance with
The recommendation of the Fire Commits
sinners
Mr.. r n. Chaplin. superintendent of repairs
Ols streets and sewers has, in consequence of
the cold snap. been obliged To furloligh three
entire gangs oi iahorerS, consisting Of twenty
SiN men and seventeen carts and horses Al
the men EoW emN0yed are enga get in clean
inG ont sewers. This state of things will last
as long as tHP cold weather lasts
Mr.. Lewis j. Davis has asSeufa,I to the re-
quest OF the District Commissioners asking
him To temporarily withdraw his resignation
in view Of contemplated action of Congress
commission 10 the Treasury department.
MARKET HOUSE o. FSTTON.
lie butchers and other dealers in the Cen
ter market nave lodged a complaint with the
market officers. of The Illegal and constantly
growing retail trade outside the market and
adidc"n thereto which seriously affects their
interests. Recently retail dealers in fresh
meats. poultry. eggs. fruits. and other products
have spread ont their goods ON Louisiana ave
nUe. between nth and 10th streets, and other
app caches Ia the market house. aud i'll arcppt
buyers on their way to market, and induce
them To make their purchases Offering them
better terms, III consequence of paving no
rent Tor stalls. &c. The market company has
referred the complaint to the District Com
mIs>iOnCrs. and il is likely proceedings NAV he
Instituted against outside crrhstone retail
dealers, as such practice is against the ordi-
hanctS
LIBRARY FOR THE ALMsHOUsE.
Commissioner George A. CaSwell, of the
Washington asylum. proposes To establish Il
library ut that institution for the use OF the in
mates of both the work and almShOuse
branches. and asks OF the citizens TO make do
nations OF such books, magazines and period
Gals, including newspapers. as they can spare
from their households for this purpose. Col
+. + FaehtZ. the intendant, whose literary
tastes and culture are Well known, fayOrS the
project and has promised to read before the
assembled inmates once week. and 0ftcner
if possible. Among the inmates are a number
former associations. to read and lecture before
the assemblies and act as teachers to the
youth. \ room viii be set apart for the library
and the purposes indicated. and any donations
iii tine way OF new or old books. &c, handed or
sent 60 Mr.. FaehtZ. at the asylum. or to Mr.
CaSWTt. at the office Oi the District Commits
>ionerS- viii he thankfully received, and ap-
piled is stated
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CITY ITEMS.

IvTT,N Yn>-'r
ST.. r. r,Iss ,,i -, 'o"S S Iis9,tc,te
~ fa ,,n,,te and s0s Io Si'h neoachS
drug stores
Perry Ep,rns ~, S,r,~,,rs Dow, &c
P,tinr Powders wh,.h ~, 9, he i" 'ttS o
Weiarfs 4 mannfnrtnrs %te ~ up S4 ror
Ena5yn%,,r i'm Weirbt viii p, Hnu Si
adnitersfed hakin% pnrI n'' n[@i r ~ 1911 seq
PaIrC7er has a world wide rqnutatIon for ner-
i i ptulS any diNdye Delhg lull weight. Ii
oedlS every 'es' loI supeFlGreNcellence.
PERFECT HEALTH is vorobsofas 80 fo,,.
probab biz ninety neonIe ont "f 60, L" icy"
vino raIl themseIyeS IeaItbv II, n'i ILL., Gu
..tnrDs. Of lan1uor eIbanSfinn d nnSnS Cnelt "a
spirjtS and badly pain 1t tTaS "
rlaSsfrI OF 0SiettPTs Sf6I1nb P;tte a W ne
frpShinr rs the shadow, rs = 80 - Is re-
land II inyigorateS and 800 IN y, " ~SdIS
ami cheers the mind "'-' ''''' 'he s!s'C'ii
DEATHS Door STANDS WIDE OPEN for those
who suffer 4 cough 10 '.riln on'' until tha Imno
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January :, 1878.
Heather Indications To-day.
LOCAL NEWS.


1HH11 'aS< NV fa&3s @~N'4 HO-EI'@ -.R-
National TEeGter.-LawTence Barrett as
" Cardinal Richelieu.
TheGter COnltqHc.-'' Broken Fetters" and
varieties
ONT FtHO'rs' FoH-MUsicll and dramatic
fhnTLI
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AnNuSemenGs- Etc.

N"ticnoI THe0!er.-Mr. Lawrence Barrett
the promising young tragedian. vii! begin his
engagement here this evening as Richeeu.'
In this role Mr.. Barrett has been very success
full. and his rendition has been faVOrabIy com
pared with any now OF the stage. He will be
supported by Miss CumminS. who is We'll and
taN ura5lE known here. and others of ability
" IICheheH will be followed by Hamlet.
Julius Caesar" A Counterfeit Present
ment." Sc.
TTe"fer 6OmiY5'c.-C. W Barry will appear
this week in the new drama Of Broken Fet-
terN. The varieties will be fully up to The
standard.
Odd Fp'I0lr$' H0H.-The entertainment here
this evening. i'll aid of All Souls church. will
doubtless be very successful. Music will be
given hy the new choir, and the comedy.
Down BY the Sea- will be rendered in good
style. Characters will he taken by Misses
swallow. lubbock and Kennedy. and MeSSrS.
Sailcr. Murdoch Gisburne. Nyman, WmslOw
and y iIiard.
Lincoln IInH.-The National Woman SUI
frag" association will hold its tenth annual
convention here tomorrow and Wednesday
AFTERNOONS and evenings.
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FsThe confession is gradually being made
that ii there had been no politicians on either
side To interfere with the armies the civil war
in America would have been ended i'm a short
time. The politicians commanded the gener-
als.-[S. Y. Herald.
AsrThe standing committee of the diocese
OF New York have given their canonical con-
sent to the conservation of the Rev. DIR. Ec-
eleStOn. biSh0p-elect of West Virginia. and the
Rev. DR.. Seymour, bishopelect Of Springfield.
Illinois,
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EdttCf St0F:-AlOW me, through tie widely
circulated STAR, to protest against the manner
who indulge in sIeighing on our principal
streets. Sunday morning about L o'clock
noticed in one sleigh drawn by a noble looking
by driving up midtown the Avenue at a iuri-
Gus rate of speed without giving the poor
willing animal time to pause even for a mo-
ment at each turning point. Such Il display is
not smart by any means. and those who show
of on the public Avenue only incur tine utter
contempt of ali who have any regard for our
muclI-a DuSed dumb creatures. w j.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIOSAL THEATER. Barrett,
Tie Brilliant Tragedian
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT.
MONDAY EVENING, january 7tl, 1873,
sirGytton Bulwer,s beautiful Play of
Mr.. BARRETT as the Cardinal.
TUESDAY-Sh akspeare's HAMLEP.
WEDNESDAY - Shak>peaFe's JULIUS C.E-
sAR MIR. Barrett in his great representation,
THURSDAY A new Play by W. ID. HowelIs,
esq; entitled "A Counterfeit Presentmcnt.''
fRiDAl-Mr: Barrett in two characters-sky-
SATURDAY -IncOnstaut, or Wine
SATURDAY NIGHT-RICHARD III.
TUESDAY. January 18Th. 1918,
j5-u kELLo6G-CAREY OPERA COMPANY.
NATIONAL THEATER. Ertaw Notice.
KELLOGG CAREY OPERA COMPANY.
MAN STRAkoSCH Director.
Commencing TUESDAY EvEN'G. Jan. Is. '7s.
The Season will comprise Ave Evening Perform
ances and one Matinee.
The sale of Reserved Seats will commence on
WEDNESDAY. January 9th. at the NATIONAL
HHEATER Ticket Once at Ga. m. jan5-u
SINTEENTH AMENDMENT con-
- NENTIoN.
THE NATIONAL WOMiN SUFFRAGE
-fSSOCIiTfON
Will hold its
TENTH ANNUAL WASHINGTON CONVEN-
TlON AT LINCOLN HALL,
9th and u streets, Washington. ID. e..
JANUARY Srh and oh, 1873.
Elizabeth Gladly Stanton. Isabella Beecher Hook
lie Devereux Bake. tie smith Sisters Of Giaston-
bury Conn, and new and brilliant representa-
afternoon and evening.
sd M2ming , Sessions for Delegates only. Public
Wednesday, 2 to . m. and 7:30 to 10 pm.
aCnlSSlrH To afternoon sessions, free: pVeniDp
SesS!GI S. 90 cents. jau5-4t
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Entertainment in aid of the Bufldfng Fund of
MoNDA1 Evf fSENG J AN :, 4 :. 1878.
~s,. IONA ~ sT TH hH 'I $EG Gi.S"' d
IhalacteIs by Misses swailow, Tuock and heh-
man, Wins!ow and Willard.
r dgfGs 80 Gsas For sale at Metzsro and
En fsnFfa aEnsr 1,Fl fR1 xvEsrr
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
PERFoRNANCE EVERY NIGHT
NEsDAY and SATURDAY AFTERIo3N.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Variety. Drama. Burlesque and Comedy. novelty
WEBER & SON FURNISH MUSIC FOR
w idlYate Parties, Germans. CONFINEMENT
oENtfS ielt AT feSienre, IN street
east, between u and streets, navy YARD: NeiZe-
rottS or Ellis music store, Will receive prompt at
tehlion dec22- I'M
626t oN A SNnb'' shIE 1926
ct. At 4 ST.
FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE,
NO. 626 4 STREET.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayngs, Chromos. &c.
Also, largest stock Of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades Pictures. Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
III TERMS CASH.
Ao-PleaSe remember Name and Number willy
NOW Is THE TINE TO sELL.-I.asifes,,
~ Gents and Childrcn'S caSt-Oif Wearing APP
paEel, BootS, Shoes, &c. at extraordinary high
cash prices at 'tJUSTH'S Old Stand, - No. 6l9 ID
street NV. All notes BY mail viii be promptly at
tended 10. SeP13-tr
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.


Editor StCr:-ThcTe has been some talk of
bringing Murphy here to help on the temper
ance cause; learn from active temperance
men that 1t will cost E, GEO for the few weeks
work he proposes TO give. The high figures de-
manded may have ended the matter: il is to
be hoped this is true If ''refOrmers who,
themselves have been saved by. temperance
men. put 50 high price on their services in
the cause OftcuPeraEce, would il not be better
for the. cause to let them severely alone?
Cough long ago ceased TO be temperance
'rcformer.' and Murphy, too, must follow
Cough il he seeks 20 use the cause Of temper
ance as a stepping stone to fame and fortune
If Murphy is seeking to save men and point
them 10 Christ he must deny him SELF and
take up his cross" If The boys are reformed
il can only be done by plain. hard work. You
must roll zip your sleeves and go 10 work like
meI!, and If you are not clear grit the boys
viii detect you and laugh in y0nr face. We
have numbero Of reformed workers here in
our midst who are working in the cause for
love of the cause. and they are doing good.
square work, and ask no pay for their labor OF
love. These are the 'Murphys" we want, and
II there is money 10 be collected our boys
Will put it where it Will do the most good NJ
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STEAMERS, &c.

E1QR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II Until further notice the Steamer &c.
MATTANo,' Captain WM. IT, sssaaassxxN
EYLFs, will be ran as follows: Leave zz@<
washington from 6th-street Wharf, every MON
DAY and TIL URSDAI MORNINGS. at z o. CLOCK
for al Landings as far down as NOmini returning
on III ESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SAFE
URDAG MORNING at 8 O. clock. for all Landings
as far down as MachOdOc stopping at Brick House,
and Little Ferry Landing: returning on SUNDAY.
Freight received daily. For any Information. in
gnire at G. l.. SHERIFF'S Coal Offices, lila and
32S Pennsylvania avenue.
mal30-tr VIM. H. KILLMON. Agent
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WILLET & LIBBEY.
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND N. Y. AVENUE.
k%No Branch YQrdS.TA
M EISNER e. cos
MI, DUTCH STOMACH BITTERS,
~No Branch Yards. SA

NJ EISNER e. cos
WI, DUTCH STOMACH BITTERS,
(Booaekomp Of Mag Bitter):
l suffered for years with pains in the stomach,
headache congestion Of the blood and loss OF appe.
attend to my business. used several remedies
put 20 no avall,untiil received your sIoMASH
cause it has cured me entirely. My desire for work
has returned. and feel like newborn. can rec
ommend your BitterS to everybody, and say it
should be in every house.
l. JONAS. Wflkesbarre. Pa.
For sale by all Druggists, and VIM. MUEHLEI-
SEN, 91S 5th ST. northwest. sep19-m, w,s,u
LtAUTH Il CO., Manufacturers of Astronomical
Il and Surveying Instruments, No. 80 and LIST
Department of Optical Goods. and now have on
hand full line of Opera Glasses, Field and Marine
rims, Drawing Instruments, ,Aneroids; &C., &C.
We keep only frst-ciass goods i'm stock. Every
article manufactured or sold by US js fully war
ranted to be rs represented, a2l-lM
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW IORK IND LIVERPOOL,
EAILINLI 4

CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Parthia Wed. jan. Aby sG Wed FEB.
China We'd. Jan ls Parthia. Ned, Feb. u
Batavia. Wed Jan. 80 Scythia Wed, Feb. "a
.. And every following "Wednesday from New York,
RATE OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50, $50 and 500,
gold, according to accommodation. The $50 pas
sage is special low passage for winter months.
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional. Return
tickets on favorable terms.
Storage tickets TO and from all parts of Europe at
very low rates. Through bills OF lading given for
Belfast, Glasgow. Hayre, Antwerp, and other ports
on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For
freight and passengers apply at the Company's
of1ee, No BoTling Gresn; or both steerage and
jan28-1y CHAS. e. FRANCKLYN. Agent.
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TUNARD LINE.

rUNARD LINE.
" NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COL
isiOn, the Steamers of this line take a specific
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to
New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 80
at 43 lat, or nothing to the north OF 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
of 30 at ~ lat, or nothing to the north of AZ.
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THE ANNAUI. MEETING OF the Ladies' Aid
SUcirjy of Capitol Hill viii be held at their
rooms IL i street southeast. tomorrow (TueS-
day) III q clock. All members and friends of
The society are earnestly requested TO attend
ihiS meeting. ia order 10 take part in the elcc
lion OF officers and payment Of dues for the
coming wear
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ADVANCEMENT
FOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain j. WHITE, rr->
leaves 6th-Street wharf, until fur 6-sESt.Aaa.zN
theI notice, every MONDAY. WE'D sss2Hza7
NESDAf. and FRIDAY, at 3 oclock p. M, con-
meeting with steamers for Boston, Providence and
other Northern Points. Returning, leaves Norfolk
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY, al o'clock p. N.
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IA sail every TIL URSDAY direct ar =
from Philadelphia to Liverpool, & 1ssSesti5S1
Cabin, intermediate and Storage passage tickets
can he had at III. ID. COOKE. JR. & co. g Bank.
ers 1929 street. Also, Agents for the Red Stal
Line to Antwerp. my22-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-07

WHY DON'T NoJ TRY L0dGIsS Headache
Specific. Ii cures nervous and sick headache
in few minutes, and costs but % cents al all
drug stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-07

n WIPE BEArER.-JOhn Brown, eOiored
hth, HFlhG IN Temperance alley, beat his wife
.inIte severely last night and thrust her out
nito Ile street. Her screams attracted the at
tenti0n of the police. and She WIS taken To the
station house. Brown escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-07

DEATH OF j. Y DONNIE. John Y. Dom.
son Of the lafc Justice Thomas {. Dom. died
on SATURDAY morning in the i1th year of his
age, of rheumatism of the heart. Mr.. Dom
was na!iye Ot this city and by trade stone
cutter. During the late war he served in the
thTee months service, and subsequently was
FIRST a lieutenant and afterwards Il captain IN
The second District regiment. For several
years he was a Treasury secret service agent
In ante bellum days he was an active member
of the tire department. and had many friends
I'D the nori hed>tcrn part of the city. Tie was a
member Of Washington LOUg NJ Odd Fellows
and THIS afternoon they are attending The
funeral.
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- FUK PBIDNAT RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. Captain JOHN
K. WOOD, leaves her wharf. foot of rGUs ,
TUESDAYS. at O'Clock a. m. for Hsszazszss,a.
Cone river: THURSDAYS, at O'Clock a. M. for
Currioman and LeOnarttOwn; SATURDAYS, at
O'Clock a. M, for CurrOman and LeonaritOwn.
For further information. apply at the Office over
Metropolitan Bank. Knox's Express once, or at
the Company S Wharf, foot of 9Th street.
baggage called fer on application at Knox's Ex-
press Office. SAMUEL BACON Pres-t
b, J, ACCISEIIY Agent ' law -
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VEIIRE CLICQUOT PONs4RDIN.
White label-Fruity. sweet. and with an ev-
quiSite fine bouquet.
Yellow lalel-Dry. trinity. and full bodied
Per Case, S24 so. gold.
HALL Il HUME,
J4-tr SO5 Market Space.
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EVERY PIECE. cyeryyard must be closed out,
regardless Of cost. Only 4 few days longer 10
remain in this store All of our beautiful
double fold cu!Orcd caShmereS. y cents. All
uf our PUr" Wool large size white blankets.
- -. Al Ul our black silks, black cdshmereS.
tisTHeiS. >ha"l~, must be sold. Carriers. 7D7
Marker SPACE
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FTHE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFIM-
Il FRIES is 1t the FRENCH ESTABLISH
LENT, GIG 9th street, opposite U. 5. Patent Of
nce' octx3-u
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CONFESSION AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
evening 4 man. who gave his name as John L.
Sacks, appeared al the NTH precinct station
and stated Ia Sergeant Guy that he recently
stole a watch and some money in Blltimur z,
and desired 10 surrender himself tn be taken
back to Baltimore He was turned over Ia the
detective officers at hHIdquartcrS and was
SeGl 10 Baltimore last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-07

- STEAMERS FUR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and r. c.
Knight alternately leave Pier IL East -essS
River. New York. at O'Clock p. IN. [N(fEh
every SATCRDA1: Georgetown every .z5SStss5&rf1
SATURDAY at O'Clock a. M, and Alexandria
Freight taken at lowest rates. For information
apply at Office over Metropolitan Bank. 18th street
or TO X. Z. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street.
Georgetown.
aI21-tr SAMUEL BACON President
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INJURED WHILE SLEIGUING.-On Sunday
morning. at , o'clock. officer Il. ii. Cook. of
the Agricultural department. found 4 MAN by
the name III Michael Curry lying near he 18th
street gate. with his head terribly cut. Dir.
Leach was sent for. who dressed the unfDrtu-
nate mans wounds. after which he was taken
Ia lis home by OGiCeT Burns. Mr.. Curry had
threw him ont His horse and sleigh have not
been found YET. The horse blankets Officer
Cook has.
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BIANKFTS. BLANKETS One hundred pair
tO bee closed out prior To stock taking-$l.5O
- - 80. 8, $50 81, $50, ard s.: 10 bales Of
comforts 10 he closed OUT cheap: ffannelS
cheap: at TOVSon's, south side PENNSYLVANIA
avenue .-1dtf.
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BTIIBiNG PERMITS ISSUED by Inspector En-
twisle9-Janes Robbins, construct four two
story and basement brick dwellings l3fh. be-
tween and streets northwest; s., COO
DR. BANNING viii remain AZ .67 q street till
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA. WASH
INGTON AND GEORG ETOWN,
Connecting at PhiyadeLp hia nth CEyIe's Line
for Boston, Providence, and Neto
England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philadelphia-Sat at IL m.
From Washington, at Ii a. IN.
From OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, at Z p. m.
Freights received daily. Through ~n->
Bills Bills Of Sn ading given to Boston and
their goods landed at Georgetown wharf will please
have Them marked ''Ge0rSetO1cn, ID. CO
& Co, 1902 f street northwest, and 12th-street
wharf, Washington, ID. c.; G. F. HYDE. 80 Wa
CO., General Managers, IL South Wharves Phia-
.ielphia. ulaI20-1y
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TIE FUNERAL ot The late William Wilson.
whose death was noticed in Saturdays STAR.
took place yesterday afternoon from the main
saloon i'll Odd Fellows Hall. and was attended
Ivy Washington Lodge No .. |. q. o +. Rev.
MI Little, Ot the ASSembly'S Presbyterian
Church. oitciatrd. and the remains were taken
10 The Congressional CemettrY Tor interment.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
Henry Brown of g oTd01Syilie. Va. and Luey
Taylor j. ". Herman, of Fairfax county. Va.
and Mary r. keaHe. of LOudOn county. Va. ;
W. b. Atkinson and Miller A. Day. ~ George-
town Del JOis r. COqUire and Rosa Ford.
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THE COTRTS.
COJ-RT IN GTSFR.J TEp,,

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day-Judges Cartier, Wyiie and Mtckr-
thur-the court convened its january term. A. VI
Sctede, ri New York. and j Ohm NJ Blair were adj
mitted 20 the lar.
4 = rlLl L i.
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| QARLOW'S.
. lob PENNSYLVANIA AyENl-F.

Fine lot OF Genuine RUSSIA EATHER
GOODS Just received, embracing Elsels Gases
Frames, Porte-Mona &C. N'
ENGRAYINGs. PHOToGRAvUREs, Pho
TOGRAPHS, VELVET and GILT FRAMES
and NOVELTIES resolved for the Holidays.