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The oppra i'm Boston-,he Weather.

BosToN, Dec 30 Mr. Ulmann, the opera man
ager, and MIR. Barry, have taken a lease OF m.
Boston Theatre for one year, commencing on the
list Of June next, for operate and dramatic per-
ioIman'e Is. The name OF the theatre IL TO be
changed 10 the Boston Academy OF Music ~
Mr.. mann's company give their last perform
ance on Tuesday afternoon next, when they return
10 New York.
We have had thick snow storm this morning
but IL l. now mOdeFating, with Indications OF a
Inv
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State Bank of Troy. New York.

TROY, Dec 80 In consequence Of a large GUAM
lity Of counterfeit twenty dollars on the state
Bank at Toy, circular has BEEN issued by the
Bank, calling IN all the ir twentirs So that they
may be destroyed The counter eits are 80 W, Il
executed as TO deceive the most Expert and large
quantities were taken by the banks
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nboat Collision.

ST LoUIs, Dec. GA collision between n,
steamers Dickey and Uncle sam has occurred y
miles below here. The former was damaged "a
the value II $500
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

EF TBs STAR PUBLISHES The LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WASHINGTON CRY
Posr OrYIcE UNpER TEE PROVISIONS OF TIE
LAW DIRECTING TEEN TO BE PRINTED IN TIE
NEWSPAPER BAyISG TIE LARGEST CIRcULA-
rIoS WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF TEE OFFICE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE rHAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
TN rHE DIsrRIcr or COLUMBIA
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Lynch Law in Georgia.

ATLANTA. Dec 3i.-A man named Webb wss
shot ana kiIled here, at noon TODAY. by w A
Choice. public meeting was held atthe Court
House thi evening TO determine WHETHER the .aN
shall ba allowed 10 take its COURSE or hang Choice
on tie spot \ mot is how assailng the Gala
bose, and there is great excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
Reception of Senator Douglas in PhiIadel-

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3I.-EKtensive prepara
tons are made by the friends Of S-na'or Douglas
Tor d ~ srption on his arrival here The CIT
Councils have rendered him tie use of Indeper
dence Hall 10 receive b : friends
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NEW Hokk. Jan I.-fhos ]. Barr thu mem
Der Ella CT from the 4th district for the next Con
gTess, was last evening nom mated by both win:
OF the DEMOCRACY, TO I'll the vacancy occasioas
by the resignation Of Hon. John Kelly
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Pardon Of Officers French aud Weeks,

BosToN, Dec 81 Officers French and Weeks
nrst aud second Officers Of the ship waverly, Of
ba>toa, condemned TO ten years imprisonment
~ Centa, Tor trying 10 quell a muniiy on board
that vessel at Manila in ISJ5 have lre6 nardon.d
by the Spanish government through the intprces-
sion Of Mr. Dodge, L. : Minister al MadrId
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Senator Dourla. i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. senator Douglas last
evening, made speech 10 his friends here, de-
flung his position on the Clayton BulweT treaty
aad the foreign pol'rY IF the Cabinet generally,
but carefully avoided recurring TO any question
OF d personal cha ecter between himself and the
administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

ST. LOUIS, Dec 30 Authentic accounts con-
hr;natcry Of the previous sdvices respecting the
richness and extent Of the Kansas and Nebraska
gold mines, continue TO pour in.
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DAKER'S GENERAL AGENCY, INTEL
Id GESGE AND
EnT n EIHTT NJ, n EETC r

The subscriber having removed HE once TO Ne.
$40 Penn. avenue. opposite Browne Hotel, a;
en oloy ed lciard Judah. coore.. servant twho o.
well ACQUAINTED m the city AMI with ersants fen
eraIly,D is prepared 10 SaPPy Hotels. BoHrdlns .
Houses, Private Fam lies, aud Parties. and others
with suitable SERVANTS, &c StryEts and
Others IA want OF aLy Mind Of employ meht may had
situation ~ applying az thIs oft,e.
Collecting, AUdItiI &, end SeaiInS ACCOUNTS. and
9th n deb.s; RuyInE. SsiIHE. and kenIlng houses.
and other property. attended 70 eHo1ehais ana
promptly. ,,,o
AND other claims az alnst the Government
~ JNO. r.. BAKER, Gen'l. Aren't.
n B-Richard's services a. Porter IN going err
rsuds cAIrying packages, serving Invitations, O..
msy be had at 81 times.
a. 81 cost. j. 4 n.
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The Anticipated Revolution I'm Cuba.

NV OsLEAN., Dec 3l-Private advices from
Cuba confirm positively the statement thai ,
squad OF Americans are IN Cuba ready to aid "a.
revclutIonisIs. All have gone there with reguIsl
passports.
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Nen.ArrivsI Of a steamer.

HALIFAX, Jan l, u a. m.-There are no signs
yet of the steamer America, from Liverpool on
the 18TH inst.
(Tue Maine and Nova Scotia lines close TODAY
at ~ m
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NewspapPr Office Burnt,

DETROIT, Dec. 3l.-Ihe Tribune Office IVES
burnt this morning, together with its contents
Loss s25 uOO.
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oHN1kE MARkEr-As might be expected. the
attendance OF dealers at the market this morning
was small, the unfavorable condition Of the roads
prevented the arrival of those from the country.
aud the supplies Of the city dealers have consia
efaoIy diminished. The sales were dull, com
Paratlveiy, there being no rush of purchasers 10
tue market. Inc prices now are about as they
Were Two weeks The hav market contained but
a small supply. The wagon stands and the new
sntos were poorly attended, and the business
Vas Princlpally transacted in the old market
The prices Were as follows: nv
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FOR RENT AND SALE,
SEE FIRST PAeN.

FOR sALE-The GOODS and FIXTURES of
b.t d sman t1IoeeTy store on street, ne. 2lsl
stands in W ashington city, can be rented bT he
purchaser of the goods and fixtures. The adverti-
ser seIs only because compelled to be absent BY
other and more important basIness int erests Apply
on the prsmlses. ia I-iws
FURNISHED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS
L to let. with or without Board at No. lBs r at.
Mwen i7h and 18th streets, late the residence Of
TOR RENT-One of the two tbree-stor, BRICK
q u HOUSES on the south side OF III st, between
,th ard llth streets lately occupied by Judge Hi
and is the best STYLE with gas nd water
throughout. The KEY may he fOurd next door NJ
Of Rant Te or boTmins yh2 will give toe terms
Water street. GsOrgetrun. de 80 St.
3kRENT-A modern butt three story BRICK
Il HOUSE, containing " rooms. with = two story
ac u, Duang; ana vault for wo d and cosl-in
OF the most desirable and healthy locations in the
cuy-lronling street, public reservation, and ar
Avenue Possession given Immediately. Inqulre
Of Room NO. s, hrst floor Post Once DepaI tment.
pleasant ROOMS AND BOARD if de-
ard 18th streets. de n If
FOR RENT-The DwELLING-HOUsE on
the east side OF nth street. doors south of NJ
81 eet. Inquire within or of MRS HAMILTON
I9s Pa. avenue, south side, he .ween 9th and 10th
uaIv. de 70 Ct.
t'qR RENT.The building and premises lately
Maine avenue. between "A and 6th streets. The
Duii ding Is wei suited for ia uring purposes
square feet of ground. substantially fenced In his
property can be leased for term Of ears by appi
ca ION to wM; Nj. ELLIS, ct the Eagle iron
NWhs, or az MS residence, No, 7SD New Jersey
aVen. Q, south of Capitol. de Is 2taw3v
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, including
three on the I'd story at 30. 45l 18th street be,
tTeen r. and +. de 28-eoiw*
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BOARDING.

RoAR DlNG-A family and two single gentler en-
- can be accommodated with good Boar C-aud com
irritable Rooms 10y applying at No. 50 Smiths X Ow,
Frat street. GeOrgetnvn. de 2 cow
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~ NOTICE.
~. r.. DUFFY Notifies persons " no wish 10 re-
nav their subscr IptIOns subscribe for the follow
ing Papers can do so, and save postage:
Baltimore Metropolitan,
Catholics Iouth's Magazine, 81 cents q year,
New York Tablet, Boston Pilot,
Philadelphia Herald ard Visitor,
Catholic Mirror, Irish News,
Irish Amf rIcan, irish Miscellany.
BIowrsOL's Review, Freeman's journal.
And Othe all of which will be served by carriers
in any part of the cit, or by post. Apply at
%. r.. DUFFN'S,
429 r. street. door frCm 7th,
ce23-2w Sole Agent anu Catholic Bookseller.
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A. GREEN, Auct.
Ry A. GREEN Auc,ionaa,

TRCS EE'S SALE BY DECREE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THX DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
90 VERf NALUABL PROPERTY.-On Thu
the btn day of January, 1889, I shall sell, on the
premises, at u O'Clock M by virtne of a decree OF
the ClIcu court. IN which the subscriber IS ap-
pointed trustee, the following described prope
to wit: That handsome and spacious r name Honse
and the land attached, being the late residence CC
Thomas Perkins, deceased. adjoining Good Hone
on the Mar boro' road, about one mile from the An,
acostla or Navy Yard bridge The dwelling house
Is large and conveniently arranged. and has $50 the
necessary out-h"uSes. The land contains about rs
acres OF ground, IN high state Of cultivation being
Us lor gardening poses, ard now adapted to the
CROWN oi al vegetables raised IN this climate,
&c aboEe-descrined property Is bsaui fully STU
atei on an elevated and commanding position, and
Toe SAFE Will he well worthy the attention of persons
wishing 10 purchase handsome country seat or o.
gage IN the gardening bus Iness.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in 6 I2and
u months, the purchaser To give notes for the de-
Ierred pas mcnts, bearing interest. secured 10 the
Satisfaction of the trustee. If the terms are rot
cpPlled with IN hive days after the sale the trustee
reserves the rg1 TO resell the property nj the RISK
aad cost OF the delinquent, by advertising svch re-
sale three times In tie National Intelligent
JOHN COSTIGAN, Trustee
de 10 eO6ds A. GREEN Auots.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL

A ANOTHER ARRIVAL
AT HAMILTON Il CO.'S
SASH BLIND, AVID DOOR DEPOT,
Per schooner Helen Mar, direct from Boston
$40 WINDOW SASH. of various sizes which
are on cred at low rates, for cash. Also large lot
that defy competitor. viz:
So Doors f. by e 8 a. the low price of Sis cash
81 do, at. 6 hy oft. 8, ." 80 81 50 cash
50 do. #. by #. 6 - d" s So cash
The above work Is equal to any in the Distinct
for the same money. All we ask for those IN want
OF the above article To call and examine and satisfy
yourselves that they ere well worth the money
Also. 6laz Sash Ofall sizes constantly on hand at
562 7th street, opposite Centre Market.
de2 ii. w. HAMILTON & CO,
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.
- Go to SHEPHERDS,
Go to SHEPHERDS.
Go to SHEPHERDS,
Go to SHEPHERD'S.
- Corner Of SeUenth and ID Streets,
For FANCY STATIONERY GOODS, CHEAP
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, TOY BOOKS,
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TO b f SOLD MEDIA ELY.
$4,000 WORTH OF
ID n Y e. GOD s.

SlO.UUU WOhTH OF
p r. Y O. O. ID 3,
BOUGHT At THE NORTHERN AUCTIONS
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
THESE GooDs WERE PURCHASED WITH srcs
ADVANTAGE AS TO ENABLE Us TO OFFER ISprcr-
CITY. ' me
r, We name a few of the extra bargains
Beautiful Deaines at l8o, worth Is,
Rich Chshmeres at $50 worth 81,
paId MerlnOes at $50, worth ST.
F;encn Merinoes at &C., worth 81,
All The bsst makes of Calico at Ito,
LADIES' Cloaks and Kaglans very cheap,
Steel;SprnS E1 tension skirts ST,
syards 5-4 Blesched Sklrtng for 81,
Wh,ts i " OBI Liza FIaHas.t l2e: wOrts2s.
Pure LINEN Diaper 81 per piece,
Ladies Vests only 6{c.
G,eatsmsn,s updersh iris AID Drawers very cheap.
LADIES' Embroidered Collars very cheap.
ladies', Embroidered Handksr chiefs, extra chesp,
Ladies, Black Cashmere Hose,
LADIES' Lamb's-wool Hose,
Boys, Shaws only S4
p IN rhs elsi 9I store No SIS: we have CAR
Complete STOCK Of B66Ts SSp A If al
and and
Ing at manufacturers' prices.
extra bargains should call early as the stock must
be sold Immediately to make 70; N for other goods.
dsso-st Nos s7s and SIS 7tS Street, aboTeI.
NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
Execution, and Style, and CRsGp riifaI.
SHILINGTON'S, ODEoN BUILDING.
Corner of IA street and Pennsy wanna avenue.
IN among tne most prominent are
The Strstford GALLERY,
The Republican Court.
The Household Book of Poetry,
The FavorIte English Poems,
the American Fema Poets,
The Camp Fires of the American Revolution.
roet,sa Quotations,
Tho Blbe Gal cry, illustrated.
Episeop3 and Catholic Prayer Books, in exqui-
Writing Desks snd Portfolios,
Nearly every English and American edition of the
Holy BIoie, among which may be found small
editions pTIoted IN hre large type
j. sHiLIINGTON,
BOOKSELLER Odeon Building,
de So-5t corner of ~ street and Pa. avenue.
ECONOMY OF MONEY, TIME, AND La
fTNA FIRE KrN BIN to irni,. Wood o,
,oa;c the hest cheapest, and most convenient artI
Gle OF tic KIND ever produced. Give 1t al only
= cents per box, containing enough matrTsl for
Uniting one hundred and twenty fires. Also 10 and
AIsO.a very super. or lot of Wood and Coal.
Oak and Pine Wood Cut and Split every ize and
length at my Wood and Coal Yard.
de So correr of s4ih and streets.
ROYs' CLOT HING.
9ve,sacks. Jackets. Erock and Sack Coats,
Pants. Vests. shirts. Ties,
Collars. Gloves. Socks,
Suspenders. &C., &c
AT our usual low prices, for cash.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO,
$50. Browns Hotel Building.
de 81 tInteiligencerD
dissolution OF COpARVNERSuIp
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Do NOT FAIL to attend the lecture by Frank
McNerhany, to- morrow evening at Philbarmon-
ie Hall, before the Catholic Beneficial Total
Abstinence Association See advertisement
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SEE THE ADVERTISEMENT in to-day's paper OF
the Promenade Concert and Ball of the Columbia
Typographical Society, to come off at Odd Eel.
lows Hall. on Monday night next It's hard 10
imagine any entertainment that would promise
more genuine pleasure to its PARTICIPANTS than
does this grand festival OF the printers
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ZEE ADvERTIsEMEsT OF the Young Mems b.
bic Class and PRAYER meeting at the Rooms of
the Dung Mems Christian Association, opposite
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MARSHAB'S SALE.-Iu virtue of writ Of f.
I'VE ert acISs, on lnCgmeut OF condemnation ISSUED
from the Clerks "fc@ of be Circuit Court of th-
DIstrlc' OF 60 umba for the county of ~ ash lrton
and To me directed. will ea pose to public sa e. for
CASH, at the shop of }. g. GTeenusli, OF. Mar, and
avenue, betTeen 18th ana eth streets west, on the
Island on SAL IRDAl, the Bib cay Of January
mex, IL = at o'c ock p IA the follow described
goods AND chatte.s. To Wit, viz: Two Portable saw
mills and Horse power Coupled, seized and levied
upon as the property of John A TupiIn and wall he
sold 10 satisfy 1udlclais No. liz to January term
u 9, 10 iayor Of James l.. and Henry ;. Haily Is.
John A. Joplin. w. SELDEN,
d2a "a Marshal for the District of Columbia.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of writ OF
lfI herr ficlas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF WASHINGTON, and TO me dlreoted, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, In front of the
Court house door of SAID county, on FRIDAY,
the 2tth Gay of December, 1873, at u O'Clock m
the following described Property, to wit: All
defenGants night, title, claim and interest in and TO
Lot No. nine. 49, an Square No. hundred ard
ninety SIX 81, An the city of Washington. ID G.,
together with al and singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud LEVIED upon the property of
Francis A. Dickens and will be sold to satisf, in
psrd. =. D. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
no 50-dGs
HI The above sale is postponed uut Thursday
j. ID. HOOVER, Late Marshal
% Tor the District of columbia.
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foR FIRST Glass EsrABtIsIrMEy1s in ALL de-
paItnents Of business, for holiday shopping &c ,
see our Alphabetical Business Directory and
o;her advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

ORPHANS CouRr.-The regular court day be-
Ing New Years day, Judge Purcell held bis
court Yesterday. Among other business disposed
OF was the settlement in part of the will Of the
Dnalop, who Is the executor. The estate was
worth at least at SIS 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

UissoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The copartnersh;p of l.. Reese & Co was dis
solved on the 9Th December 10y mutual consauI
!. KEESE,
]. ROLLINS.
n. B.-A persons having claims arainst or IN =
debted to the said firm Will call upon the subscriber
for settlement.
de S-StS L.EEESE.
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IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES !-wsueu's
Telegraph Needle has q large oval eye. il essy TO
thread. and made from the best steel. A good as
sortment for sale, wholesale and retail, by
r.. X. LUNDY, $50 Penn Av.,
d28 lw IStates.l National Hotel Building.
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JAS. c. Mcguire co.

nELANO'S LIFE PRESERVING VEST.
~ Patented October 1858.
g. STEPHENS, Dealer In Fine Clothing and
Gents FURNISHING Articles, No. SO Penn. ayenHe
under Browns Hotel, the exclusive agent OF
Washington and vicinity for the sale of this highly
celebrated LIFE PRESERVING VEST. Cal
r. them. 6-tf
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WATCH RETURNS David B0iver was arrest
ed Tor carrying concealed weapon and firing
the same in the streets for the ST offence he was
nned $50 and costs. for the second SIS and costs
masking total Of $40 % VIM Thomas colored
drunk and disorderly. 81 65 g. w Grav coll
orHd, do. do - 65 w Carusi, colored. do do
80 65. James smith, theft, held for future hear
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FURNISHED PARLORS ANDB BEDROOMS
TO let. with or without Board, at No, lB9 r St
between 7th and 18th Streets late the Of
WIS. II. J. Dove. de 81 ST.
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R s. l. o T II Nc.
Ove'sacks. Jackets, + rock and Sack Coats,
Pants. Vests. shirts. Ties,
Collars. Gloves. Socks,
Suspenders. &c.,&c
At our usual low prices, for cash.
NOAH WALKER 4 co,
$50, Browns Hotel Building
de % lw tlnte,ligencerD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

pleasant ROOMS AND BOARD if de-
NJ d 18th streets. de o. If
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Ut y TdVFr DtIng c'F-
cn'ated among private citizens here for the pur-
poe OF receiving subscriptions Of fifty cents to-
wards the Mount Vernon Fund to be forwarded
10 Hon Edward Everett as often as the sum of
twenty dollars shall have ben received large
numner OF signatures for the above sum have
contriou can do so A. the office of Justice Hol-
lingshead corner Of Eighth and f. streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

MoD4RN MIRACLEs.-t ne remarkable cures eff
cted b' Mrs. NJ. ~. GardneF's celebrated India.
nedIcnS, which staLds unrvailea as the great cure
fIr Coughs, old, Group, Bronchitis and tuny
,;Jmp amt. Sid by all the Druggists. Weeks &
fotter, ios Washington street, Boston, General
hsents. de 29-lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

ICE!-ICE,
JUST Received per schooner Matagorda lingo
mar, Grandeia, md Joseph Fish, eight hundred
tons BOSTON ICE.
J.. J. MIDDLETON,
OmcS-corner 18th and r SITS. de 29- cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

WsDrlss CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
tne fhiiadelPhia Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets streets Toe Cream and Wafer Ices 50 cents PEI
saN! dc l6 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

bsAS IN M'ND the Ladies Far at the No,tb.,n
Fletcher Chapel. ~ III 'He "'hen'
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EOK THE HEAD AND PEET-STINE
METZ, S6 Penn. avenue, has
now on nand the WINTER HAT,a ~
new style Just out 81 E3
Also, on hand, fresh supplies Of 6S
those (Phlladelphia manufactn-ed) "a XXI
Csltsklo BOOTS, sswed or p.gged "a H63
Tor $50; Congress AFTER VEETeS
". n. STINEMETI
, 1859-07-09
Prompt Patcrnal Punlahment.

Yesterday morning rs Warden Van Slyke
was standing in the penitentinsy yard, he saw
girl ia pasture field nt some distance and on
The river west Of the l'cnitentiary, who seemed
to have been intercepted by two young men and
to be trring TO escape from them. The Warden
started towards the group and as soon as the
cirl saw lin she ran toward him. She proTcd
70 be the daughter Of farmer liring near, md
had been to drire tho cows to pasture, wien she
was waylaid by the men who nccos!cd her ~
such a manner US 10 lenve no doubt OF their evil
intentions. The Young men werc from the vii
lare Of Alton. Tic Warden had some parlex
with the men during which the frightened girl
ran for homo. where she related the nflair to her
father. who started for the penitentinry where
tlcy found Mr. Van Slyke, the two men having
ronc towards tue depot.
The father and the Warden followed alter.
The youpr men saw thu pursuit and took TO M
al!cy but were intercepted and caught. They
denied yociterpuslv any improper attempts or
intentions towards the girl, but the Warden had
heen a w1tucss Of enough himself 10 rcute their
story. The father took them TO bis house and
confronted then, with the girl in order to glvc
then. a fair trial. lie then told them that he
would 70 down to the field and look At the LOCAL
i.y. and tue two cnlprits the father and TIC War.
tien went. uaying arrived at the spot, the faith
or drew most substantial and passion-qucllinf
cowhidc from his coat ard proceeded, Us it gov
crned br sense Of duty. 10 giye one Of 1he
swains castigafion which, through hls liner
clo,hes. wonld have made the coldest December
da5 seem quite t9E1id 70 hin. Having n gafst ta1et
n rorntcr.ir1itaut that would 10 far to subdu'
shs s'h i,est Of his Youthful blood he let him 60
| and The swain who was sufficiently striped t
answer ans for Fourth Of July banner, stood no
cn the order Of his going, but n'ade ssfalsh
wake .r,n
| ;,~ A,tnn;nn. Who in the meantime had remain
I'd The ward Of the Warden and IN intereste
.pectator Of the scene, that bis turn had cons r,
We'll" said be, "1'li takc it like = man" + H
the fa1ber administered it with much unesiot 9!
The ceremony ended, be als9 staF'en = an;1 II
i,s,h aonhtt'1 Il these Young bioods will be fouo
noschius on The manner in tue ricin''y Of II
i'enitcntiary again Columbus, Ohio, sIo4raa
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