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RAILROADS.
BALrIMokE AND OHIO RAlLRoAD.
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NOE ana ss' SsssfssftossS AND 4 fsR @isf.
ere nov rua 50 follows, VI:
FOB 8sL9gN9RR.
A. ;. and IssS. sso. .ss SO ?. a. I'0
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except sundsJ u, Ct and 80 AN
and : ''' r t E ANNAPOLIS.
Leave 81 A. N. and Pm. No train "a
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ro SF Bs sEERAh
Leave q = a. H., and 1890 T. 3:ie. a.
FOR wAf STATIONS;
Leave st A. NJ, and 4 and : SO r. NJ.
FOB ALL PARTS VI rae WEST.
Leave daily except sssu-dsI and Sunday. ct :
4 O. t. u sss !. q. 4. n. .nssr,n.
o. Sunday a. :nd e" ,s! Only s co..
more g Mhst. .isGH - SS 'l'" o'l
LhrGssh as.si; 70 tie .es. Gan be hsd q the ..
=: as Also q he %ns ono
Pepusyivsris srenue PASSENGERS purchasinG
Il
residence, taken 70 the depot, ard put In the bag
FOR New Yor.. .sllaeelphis. and Boston. see
=. WILSON, Msstsr OF Transportation
ncs, teES 5: Ho0kT re Ssn.r. i sss chs
TgLOCeH LINE BKTwEEN wAeBTNereT
Hs~ IoHR. AND 0S
ws-sIxsroN, ,sS.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND nHW
YORK are row run foil Jws. NJ:
FOB NEw YORK, ,e.taovs oaarssof =.
Leave dsilT iexcept Sunday st a alc
1880 and - 40 M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LEO L:sss sS S,y ,sfeesf sunday ct A. NJ 81
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York $40 p. n. and Pail.
deIphis at $40 p. n.
Sleeping cars for New York on : 40 r. M. train
daily.
Through tickets to Phiisdelphia, New YORK, or
bsstoa can be bad at the Stattoa 6ce at eli hours
IN the day. Also. es the Oompanys Once, No
400 Penns{ ,yAnfs avenue. Passengers urchasing
tickets a. tue Avenue ONCE can there arrange 20
have their taegaee called for and check cd at
residence, tssen he Depot, snd put In the bag
sage car.
See Baltinc re and Chic Railroad advertisement
Tor &C hsdule between Washington, Baltimore, An
Il. WILSON. master OF TRANSPORTATION,
u. m. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
no1 GEO. @. K00NTZ, Agent, Washington.
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FLEE BLACK CLOTH Dress and Frock Goats
fine black Doeskin and Beaver Pants. NM
black, Velvet, Siik. Satin, Cloth and Beaver
Q ticles, At Geo. q. Henpings, No. 5l1 7th
strest The largest assert cent TO select from
for New Year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

FIRST ANNUAL BALL.-The first annual
ball Of the Sc0eutzen verein 9ermania, WIN
take place on New Years evening At Carus,s
Hall, corner Of 1lth and q streets, and will IN
doubtedly be attended by a gay and fashion.
able party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

feet warm when riding only 20 ana 25 cents a
pair. ADAMsONs
800 9th St, next to Pa. avenue.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 6esryessvu.


GboHsKrowx OoLLKaL-It 10 generally re-
poftsS, ana fFSrc = bat We could learn r.iIsbly,
tnat Chang 10 he PRESIDENCY Of thIs veneer
sole institution viii take place on The slst OF
January next Rev. b. A. Magaire going 20
anoihsr held Of dngy. Tue appointment OF
Kew. Father Heaiy % the pO si,,cu 10 spoken GA.
hev Senn mutually hse arrived frou. Fred
enct. NO, 10 succeed FstseT Hagaa N me
fnrstfr seetsnip .; the COll,ce Fathef Hasau
s-asss IN lew cay fpr Boston, where he viii
BE- siailon "a At ~ Nary thurch. The )o,ser,
grounds fos blank ga ehser,ess, ss mos, q,
the scholars are out snendine The Chris,mas
holidays.
DIcRAsID.--Mrs. Ana BphAn HIN. rphc. a,
the late George Hill, ST died at he rrsidep =.
OF her son, Ma Sor George Hin. this rnornTnr a,
half.paxt4 o'clock, "a the s2d ear OF hsr 49,
Her husband died ou the I-sh OF octoe-- Is.,
Also ageo eighty-thrce- IrS Hill was horn an
Portsmouth, England, aad coon after h.r
marriage came TO this countrN OF wh,ch sns
has been a resident for about uuy yea-s NJ
funeral viii take place on Wednesday after
noon, ths ,xth inst, At he f-psst three o'clo,k
BKIDgs STREET PRE- gy1 zziAN CHURcH-
Rev A A l.. Taylor, Re, fOr OF this church.
delivered very instructive lecture last eve.
ntrg, on JOSIAH" being one of a series on the
csl-bsitlss Of the Old Testament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

AN Ice BOAT CoMINe.-The ice boat Mary.
land will arrive here in q few days, from Bal.
timore, and will be used TO open, il necessary,
(and TO keep open during the winter, y the ri yer
10 Acquia Greek. for the convenience of the
mail steamers plying between this city and that
point.
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Oily ITEMS.

SAYRD q 90. At III tn street, have q large
assortment Of Cakes and Confectionery at mod.
crate prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

SUDDEN DRATH.-Suppos.d Effect of Narcotics
Mrs. Martin, white woman residing In the
FIRST Ward, died rather suddenly yesterday
morning. 1t is stated that she had been sic X
for day or two, and the physician attending
her prescribed 80 grains Of Dover's powder a nd
10 grains Of sulphate Of morphine. to be divided
into len pIlls-Cne to De taken very two hours
The woman went TO sleep after taking the first
pill. Her husband aroused her to take the
second, which she did, and Immediately wen.
TO sleep again. and never awoks. The case has
attracted some attention liz the First Ward, and
there wss some talk Of holding an ing uest over
the remains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

CeLoRKD NATIONAL CONVENTIONAL meet.
ing OF colored citizens of Baltimore takes place
this evening, for the purpose of raising funds
10 meet the expenses of the regularly elected
delegates from Baltimore to the National Con-
yention to be held, on the 18th OF January. IN
this city, which il will be remembered, was
called oy Border State Colored Convention
held in Baltimore last August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

IMPERATIVE CIRCUNsrANCEs prevent the
presence of General O'Neili aud Mr.. Darby d,
the Fenian mass meeting this evening: II is
consequently postponed until further notice
General ONeill will, however, be present al
the grand Fenian military and civic ball On
Thursday night, and deliver an address,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

DEATH OF LAwYsR.-Mr. George q. B.
Mitchell Of the Nashingson bar, and we'll.
known real estate dealer, died ut his fathers
residence, on K street., yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

EXHIBITION TO-NIGHT.-It will be seen by
advertisement elsewhere that the very inter.
esting Christmas exhibition OF Waugh Chapel
Sabbath school is to be repeated this eveniDg 2.
All who wish to spend a pleasant time will do
well 10 go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

SALE OF REAL EsrATR-Cooper Latimer,
auctloneers, sold on Saturday q lot of ground
in square ~, at the intersection Of 2ist and N
street, containing $3.50 feet Of ground, and i'm
proved by frame dwelling, TO b. d. Plumb
tor S425.
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF THE CoLoREr

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF THE COLORED
ORPHAN CHILDRRN.-On last Saturday after
noon, the children and inmates of the Orphan
Asylum, Opposite General Howard S residenc &c
on the 9Th street road,) were literally enter
tanned in spacious room of that asylum
Through the liberal contributions OF the cOlorrd
people, splendid Christmas tree well loaded
with toys, trinkets, and other attractive ap-
pendages was provided, and exhibited to about
90, well behaved and neatly dressed children
AT the close Of the entertain me Mt. the tree was
Invested OF Its appeRdages, and each of the
children received Christmas gift, distributed
by the teachers ana ladies present. Much credit
is due to Mrs. Freeman, the worthy matron,
and the teachers appointed by the National
Association for the Relief Of Destitute Colorcd
Women and Children. for the capital manage.
ment OF this institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

In conssevrsc. Of the sericns nlssssosM NJ.
pg u WaiFs OD0a House. -
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PRoBIBITIoN.-Tbe rrohibitory League held
a public meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Wesley Chapel, and Notwithstanding the in
clemeDcy of the weather the attendance was
very good. q. h. Harris, Vice President of
the Le:gue. presided. The meeting was open
ed with prayer by Rev. Dr. Amos, who alter
wards made a short speech in advocacy Of the
cause of prohibition, and v7as followed by Rev
Z. W. Dennison, Mr.. H. ID. Tyler and Hon.
Hiram Price, OF Iowa. the League will hold
meeting on every Sabbath afternoon in one
or other OF the churches of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

Mnr:ss OF Tai PRovIDKssT AID SOCIETY.
A public meeting OF the Provi.i-o, Atd S.,cie.
VIII be held Tins evening IN the First Pres
DysnAn Church 81 stree;, at ~ O'Clock TO
nAe measures 70 alleviate the suffer Igs 4 he
poor and destitute Of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

S.CRHTARY OF FIRE CoMMIssIoHIRs.--W.
II. Stewart, Secretary to the Board Of Fire
Commissioners, has been suspended for neglect
OF duty, and Mr.. Z. L. Corbin appointed tenn.
porariIy in his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

An Appeal for the w 2 shin-ton Menumen mt.
The following appeal addressed TO pastors OF
religious congregations throughout the United
States. has been issued:
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT So
CIETY, December 25, 1S6S.-Rereread and Dear
Sirs In pursuance of a resolution of the WASH
isgton National Monument Society, We tue
officers of the society, respectfully request You
to Caase collections, for the benef Of tue mon
ment, to be taken up in your respective con gre.
cations on the Sunday immediately preceding
the 22d OF February next, and remit amounts
TO the treasurer Of the society. A very small
sum from each congregation will in the aggre-
gate ins ure the immediate res uoption of work
on the monument, and with the expected aid
from other sources, ii is hoped that in fe W
years II will be completed.
The venerati0n In which the memory of
Washington is held by the American people
renders studied appeal to their patriotism
unnecessary, and We therefore simply make
known 10 you the request Of the society, conf
IDENTIFY believing you will cordially Cooperate
with them in the noble work.
Very respectfully your obedient servants.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President er oHcio
:. J. BOWEN, list Vice President er oficio.
". 5. GRANT, I'd Vice President
w. w. CoRCORAN. Sd Vice President
]. b. H. SMITH, Treasurer.
JOHN CARROLL RENT, Secretary.
The secretary respectfully req uests that edi-
tors and publishers of newspapers throughout
the country favorable to the cause will publish
the above appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

The WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
held lis regular weekly meeting last night st
Temperance Hall. A large attendance was
pre- emit Addresses were delivered by W. p
Drew, Rev. q. W. Dennison, ]. w. Thompson,
Judge Blood, and others. II was announced
that this society will hold a temperance meet
ing on New Years night at Odd Fellows Hail.
Seventh street. Eminent speakers are expect
ed to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

MASTERPIECES OF ENGLISH ART
MAsTkRPIECES OF ENGLISH ART. WITH
Sketches Of some OF the most celebrated of the
deceased painters Of the English school, from
the time of Hogarth to the present day. By "
Cosm0 Monk house. One elegant vol 4to 81, with
Is superb photographs, extra cloth, gilt sides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

THE FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING. To-day
the Mayor ana members OF the Committee on
the erection of the Franklin School Building,
III and 18th streeis,) awarded the contract for
hnis hing the bnildIng TO Mr.. j. G. Naylor, the
work TO be completed by the first of Augus,
next. This will include every thing except
the heating apparatus and the amount Of toe
contract is S52,UCO. There were but two other
bids esented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

REPAIRKp.-The Ocmmissicner Of the Thlri
Ward. Mr.. J. Il. Wright. has list had the
efsose over the branch oh eth strsSe, NsatSeen
Lana hraised and put in order for travel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

VI HAvn RECEIVED, from Mr. John a..
raiksr, calender for 1850, wnich Is bo'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

To ALL EPioURHs.--l have received to-day
nfty barrels Cherrystone Oysters, and ave bar.
rls Lynn Haven Bays, and i've barrels Saddle
Rock. and will receive daily those choice
brands j Am also prepaid 70 furnish two
hundred gallons large Norfolk Oysters daily
] am determined to keep q large supply on
hand, in denaL &c OF the blockade Of the river
Give me . call, and you will 90 away satisfied
The old Iron Glad is still at the front.
3 r. n. HARVEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

FrRE.--On Saturday evening about seven
O'Clock. . ire occurred 10 q carpea,er shop On
Sixteenth, be:veeu L aud VI streets. Union
company, Mo- I, succeeded in extir guis hing
the naNes before Tie o:hey companies arnvea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

LARCENY OF Boors.-Last week, oniosr
o'Callaehan arrested John Robinson, coiosSd,
ON the charge Of STEALING pair Of boots from
L. "A. Saltef, and Justice Walter committed
him 70 Jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

LIKE "QUAKERs' GUNs."-Artincial teeth
are Of little use and eesily detected. Take cara
OF the real ones. All yoa need Is fragrant So
zodont. Use IL daily and your teeth will be the
last Of Natures gifts to tail YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN DBrERRBp uusil the
last hour from baying their holiday presents
will thank as for Recommending them TO 70 30
Mr.. PnPg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, $50
Pennsylvania avenue, fourth door from AZ
street There they will find an endless variety
Of Jewelry, Albums, Writing Desks, Work
Boxes, and Silver. plated Ware OF the fines,
quality. Usefnl and Ornamental presents can
here be obtained at such prices as come within
the reach Of all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

ANNvsRsARY OF TIE You've Mss o CHRrs-
TAN AssOCl ALTON evenin1 ~ Vo..n
Mems Christian Association OF thss c,tv vuI
celebrate their second anniversary with an
PROV pirate services, at Union Bethel Church, On
NJ STREET, between 18th and 18th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

"SPALDING's GLUE mends headless doll
and broken cradles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

COMMITTED FOR CoURf-This morning, J us.
uce waller had before him VIM. III. Bailey, ar.
iesten ~ detectives Ooomes and Miller on the
charge OF iarceny Of tools from T. Hand, Swim.
gle Hewlett, JAMS r.. Clayton and bean a
JocSsn, and committed him TO court. The ac-
ousfc denies the larceny, but owns that he
pawned portion of them at least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28
Levy Cssrt. roIn

Levy Co0Rt. rs-r T..
An adjourned mestas Of Ne levy Cour. Of
this county was held in the Aldermen's Caam.
Der this morning-Messrs. Magruder, fpresi.
dent,l Plant. Rowland, Nicnais, Bolt, aaa
Blagden present, with Mr.. N. Callau, clerk
The Chair LAID before the court a communi-
cation Of MI. Busey in reference TO bill. Re-
DIR. Nichols presented a petition calling at.
tentlon TO road leading from the Hamoietop
road TO Prince Georges county. Referred.
mr.; RANT presented petition from J. W.
Wrgnt, asking that Sherman avenue, in Todd
= BIown's subdivision OF Mount Pleasant b.
opened and bridgsd Referred
The Cnair laid before the Court the acc omit
OF ~. Potter, the Coroner, from October II De
eemoer 24tn, amounting to 50 o 90; referred.
Also, statement Of the Treasurer, sno wing
tnat the city is indebted to the Court to the ist
OF Jam ary last, x'l,66Os0
Also, statement from the Treasurer, showing
that he has received during the year S3l .62J.s7:
expended $50 sso3i, leaving a balance of 1855. 50
The Chair laid before the Court a survey of
anew road east Of the River road, petitioned
Tor by Messrs. West and others; referred.
Mr.. Nagruder suggested thar the matter OF
settling the account with the corporation br
left with the Finance Copmit,ee, with power
to act; that he did not see that the Court could
do otherwise than take the bonds.
Mr.. Plant thought the suggestion was a very
good one. but the committee should not receive
bonds for the debt accruing this year.
DIR. Nichols thought that the Court should Dr..
paid interest for the last two years, otherwise
The Court would lose at least 20 per cent.
Mr.. Msgruder offered q resolution directing
the Finance committee to settle with the M ayor
the amount OF Indebtedness due from the cit,
tne city paying interest, and for the presen
year settling in currency. Adopted.
Dr. Nichols, from Committee on Appeals, re-.
ported in favor of reducing the assessment Oh
Mrs. Little's lots 800. Adopted.
Mr Plant offered resolution rendering tn e
thanks Of the Court to the president, Mr.. Ma
gruder, for the faithful ana imp lrtiai manner
In W hich he has discharged his duties
The CLERK put the question and the rCsolu
ton was adopted, and Mr.. Magruder brief Y
returned his thanks for the compliment.
Mr.. Plant reported from Committee Of I'm
provemeuts in favor Of paying the bill Of Mr.
Bnsey. Aired to.
DIR. Rowland moved that the Court call on
the President of the United States on New
Years day. Agreed to. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

TEE SKATING SkAsoN.-The National Ska
ing Park, II l&th and 5 streets, opens each
day ~ noon The prices for single admission
OF Tor season tickets cin be ascerfiined by ref.
etehce 10 our advertising columns. The Ms
rIne Band Is present whenever there is skating
HE washington SRatIng Park has become q
prcninent insptgc0a. Miss Carrie Moore, tbs
champion lacy skater of tbs United States, will
y a. The park this week when the ice permits
Due notice VIII be riven OF her first appear
anCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

WOMAN SUFFRAGE NATIONAL CONVICTION.
The advocates Of woman suffrage will no Id q
ma iOnal convention here on January 10 at
stone. and other leading advocates will BE-
present The object OF the convention Is to
asIiat- the making of the proposed constitu-
ticnal amendment on suffrage universal in Its
character. Also TO urge that at least Con.
gress make the experiment Of enfranchislng
women III this District and the Territories
where i: has the power. Senator Wilson and
Representative Julian have q bill proposing
this, and he latter has proposed q universal
outrage ameudlnent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28
STATES PATENT OFFICE,
deI6 laws

a IL OF rHE P0PuLAR PATENT N EDI.
a CrHIe and DruerurTs css Be- hsd AZ u K
DOoLhrss Drug store, ssst - ttnset aa.i nenn-
syfvsnia sseEHs. Capitol Mn. eeafm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

J IL b Is = ID q u y y .
I Have removed to the corner Of
INV YORK AvRNCR AND SIxIH sTREE
Vne square from Northern Libsru Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

TIE MERCHANTS LINE Steamship John
Gibson left New York on Saturday NJ O'Clock
With a full cargo for Norfolk and Washington
She will be due here tomorrow morning
The Clyde line advertised the Valley City 10
ledye on Sa, urday. She did NOT sail, however,
IS thls line has now vessels ice hound and
dis9bied In the Potomac-the Virginia at
GeorgetowA, the Empire at 9th street wharf,
arc the Rebeeca Clyde in Alexandra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

GRAYs ILEaY. With Finely Colored Draw
ipge.
JOHN LEECH'S HUMOROUS PICTURES.
PIOTURBs OF LIFE AND CHARACTER. By
John Leech. From the collection Of Mr.
Punch, -Four parts, Oblons folio, each with
$40 humorous engravtRes. Boards, each vol
uue 10 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

CAEICATyRE HISTORYOFTHEG GEORGES
WRIGHT lTl CARICATGRE BIsToRY OF
THE GEORGES; or, Annals of the Hoose OF
Hanover. Compiled from the eQuibs, Broad
sides, window Pictures, Lampoons, and Picto-
rial Caricsturss Of the Time. One thick vol.
crown $40, with nearly 100 humorous fllustra-
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FRBNCn 1 RICAARDseN's
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LANDSRER'S WORKS.
THE EARLY WORKS OF sIR EDWIN LAND.
SEER, \. A. A brief eketch Of the Life Of
the Artist, illustrated By photographs of elk
teen of bis most popular Works. With Q com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

LANDSRER'S WORKS.
THE EARLY WORKS OF sIR EDWIN LAND.
SEER, y. A.. A brief sketch Of the Life OF
the Artist, illustrated By photographs of elk
teen of bis most popular Works. With . com.
plete List Of his Axhibited Pictures. One
elegant vol. 40, extra cloth, gilt side and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

that the several Cosnciis of the Order n,
"ShsI herds OF Bethiehsm" have secured a ans
Hall in the "P.ugh Buildipg," No. u Louisi-
ana aven ne, east Of 7th siret and have fittsd i,
up "A handsome style, win every modern CON-
xeLknee Tor its mem b-rs; carpenters, Messrs
kobertso.. Smith; gas-fitting and plumb az
ms L: LekIon: decorative painting and in
grand reunion takes place first Wednesday IN
Jan uary, an ! We wish We were '-OLe OF them"
t0 n present on that impressive and happy
occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

"iLL'AH CURTIS, Grand Secretary OF tue
1raea LcaEe Of Pennsylvania, and Grind
Scrioe OF he Grand Eneampmsnt 1. u. o. f.
81 fennsy ivanta. died suddenly yesterday
mcreins, af his home IN philadelphia He
sc'ed as secretary OF the Joint committee of
= ang~menfs Tor the ssmi-cea,ennial cslebra.
jon On saturday evening, and appeared TO os
FEcmlhent member of the Odd Er.i1ws tor
ON'r to'rtL-nve years HIS funeral will take
place Cn Friday next. a, Il. IN, and wir De
city, where Mr.. GURUS has been Ionx and n.
vOrably known.