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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-08
TOWERS A sP1RrUAL1sr.

Mr.. Powers being asked whether he really
believed tn the epfetenslons Of modern spirit
n,ansts' said: am not q believer in the reye-
diums or otherwise. for naost corrupt isna IN.
worthy communications are often mada. and
triaba1s Eith mens sbs there great Of
diums who are nothing else than snnSIa,nno
Bnt do beiieve in the fa Of spiritual M sS,tes.
tations, si,imsl magnetism, aud the ipoy,no ~
solid bodies, by means as yet unexplained bv
purely scientific men. believe we are now ~
the threshold:of q snew era Of discoveries yery ~
unlike the past. '!aa' 'eAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

A FIGHT WITH KNIVES AND PISTOLS II A
BALL.RooM.-The La Crosse (Wi jconsin)
Democrat says: A most terrible and bloody ar.
fray occurred down at Bad Axe City, twelve
miles below here on Christmas Eve. There
was q ball At the hotel in that small river
town, and manv persons Were present. A
weli.known desperate by the name of John
Oliver was there. There were also In attend
ance at the party three brothers by the name
OF Dennison, who had, at some previous time,
crossed the path OF Oliver, and on whom he
had sworn vengeance. Those in the bali room
had heard il limited that If Oliver got another
drink OF TWO down there would probably be q
COLLISION.
'.AbOut half-past ten Oliver commenced
swearing and talking very loudly, and imme.
dia,eiy drew large bowie-kuife. Dennison
saw him coming, and in attempting to ward of
the blow, received IL through the arm, just be-
low the elbow. The other brothers seeing this
went To their brotber's assistance, when Oliver
stabbed at one Of hem. emitting an ugly wound
an his side, and ipmediately clinched. the re.
naming one, and had his knife raised to give
the fatal blow, when one of the wounded broth
ers pulled out a revolver and SHOT Oliver
through tie head, and he fell 10 the moor and
expired.
Little excitement existed and no arrests viii
probably Be- made for the universal verdict
SEEMS 70 be, OF the viIiaesrs. that Oliver get
what he wan1G ara ceeded most"
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs An Gesrgesew,.

RRPuBLICAE MEFrrNs.-A meeting OF Re.
ppblicaas, for the purpose OF Organizing a
club, was held AZ the Market House Hall Ias,
evening. Colonel J. Il. Adams was called 70
the chair, and briefly stated the Directs Of the
meeting. committee OF five 20 dram resolu-
tons reported the following. which WIRE
adopted: That Impartial suffrage throughout
these United States, without reference To color
condition. or race, is cur watch word. and that
we, the Republicans Of 9eoreetown. ID. e.. in
mass meeting assembled. will continue 70 de-
msnd Il until II is secured 10 every colored man
throughout the United States, they, the col
ored men. now ENJOY IL In this District nat we
citizens IN States where this privilege IL denied
them, and We rs Republicans say h is useless
70 talk Of the existence OF freedom without
giving the means OF selecting your own rulers
by the ballot That we. the Republicans OF this
cliy. residing. as We do. at the seat OF 9overn-
ment. Will unite a. one man. and urge Con-
gress 70 pass such laws as will secure the rixht
OF suffrage an every State OF this Republic
That taxation without representation ~ repur-
nant 10 our form OF government and thai We. a.
Republicans, demand that true republican
principles be carried out, in spirit well a.
In letter. That the cOlored citizens OF George
town bring the first In the United States 20 en-
erclse the right Of suffrage given 70 them oy
loyal congress and President since they have
ssAeIclsed mat rlgst have faithfully. as Repub-
ncahs' 10 man, advocated at the sallot-box
the representatives OF the Republican party
selected LOT hem and whereas color is no lon
ger tes, OF Slttzensaip, therefore 4, h due 10
the colored Citizens 20 hAya A far renrassnt.
ticn IN the minor Offices OF the civ Aasr..s..
were made by Messrs J. Il. Adams, a. Carasi
Robert Padgett NJ. Duffy, aud VIM IA. Bsron-
after which the netting ADJOURNED
POTOMAC DIVISION. SONS or rRNPKRAncs
held a regular meeting last evening ana m.
newly erected officers were installed: when
spirited addresses were made by Messrs O. X
Harris, r.. u. Berry, and others. after vhicb
the members sat down 70 an eleean, sumner
provided for the secession. Toasts were dfant
ana responses made. the tune passing ysry
ttf
District Were present.
st. JoHN's EPISCOPAL CHUCH-lt Al m
mored that Rev. q. PerlnchieL pastor OF this
church, mas received a call from the yestry of
Epiphany church. in Washington
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEArH-Miss MARY
Mulholland, aged ~, was found desd ,n h.r
bed yesterday morning. AT the residence of NJ
James Wallace. lac High street. Deceased re-
ceiyed a severe fall about three weeks ago, and
had been complaining CT its effects 10 the tim.
Of her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

COINS, &o.-Dr. w nite, Surgeon Cniropodist
of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
Va Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets, since 1857, successfully treats Corns
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe canbe worn with ease Immedia,eiy
after the operation. Refers to the mAny
eminent physicians, surgeons and thcu sands
Of other responsible persons who pa.ronlze
bis establishment. Hours from a. m. to D.
Nc. Owing to press OF business at office DR..
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and p. m.
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EVENING STAR.
LOG AL n. W S.
Anusements, &C, re-~izh,.

NATIONAL THKATRE-The great spectacular
play Of "U ndiae, or the Naiad Queen
WALLS OPERA HousR-Shakspeare's com.
edy, AS You Like H." by Mrs. Scott Siddon 5
and the New York Company.
CANTERBURY HALL.-The great French Can.
Gan, and Mons. Adrien's ballet troupe.
AEIzERoTr HALL.-The Davenport Broth
ers.
LECTURE by Hon. T.. e. Cox. at the Congre.
satonal Church. Subject: "Roeers Burns, the
Poet and the Man.
Potomac HALL, (Island. last night of the
Festival OF Rsbekah Degree Association, No. 3,
concluding with q soiree dansante.
PROP SHfTH's ART GALLERY 304 PsnnsyI-
vania avenue. New pictures on exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

THE THIRD INDIANA SOCIABLR was held in
Union League Hall last evening, j. NJ Dufour,
vice president Of the as ISOLATION. in the chair
The exercises were Of very interesting char
acter, opening with music by Miss Hayden; a
poem, entitled I" The West" by Mrs. A. L. r
Dufour, which was read by General Mckee
by Miss Staley; recitation OF a poem; " Sher.
mans March TO the Sea- by w. H. Goddard;
Duet by Mrs Thomas and sister. Ire meet
ing was attended by Gen. Coburn, wife and
Miss Test, daughter of Judge Test; Gen Hun.
ter, wife and daught; Gen. Shanks and wife
Speeches were made by Messrs. Coourn
Shanks, Washburn and others when the asso.
cation adjourned to meet on Wednesday night
two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

WARRINGTON SCHURTZEN VERRIN.-A meet
ing OF the Washington ScnuetZen Verein was
held last evening. Il. Hence, president in the
chair; H. HANDLER. secretary. The committee
given by the society would take place on Feb.
ruary 4. at Carusi's Hall. Mr.. Reese reported
that he had reason to believe, and could assure
the members OF the Schuetzen, that a railroad
TO the Park would soon be built The subject
OF building one was discussed at length. A
new constitution was reported and amend
ments edopted; when, after the transaction OF
some other business, the meeting adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

TIE GRAND CoNCEkT OF Mr.. Jesse Il. H
Sheppard, AT the Baptist Church, corner o!
Gay and Congress streets, Georgetown, las
night was great success The church was
crowded with prominent citizens and theiI
families, who were unanimous IN their endors Sc.
meDt of the great merit of Mr.. Sheppard as
brilliant pianist. The concert will be repeated
al the same place this evening. See advertise.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

PURCHASE OF LANDS IN VIRGINIA. - We
learn from the Richmond Journal that Col. r
II. Stitscn, OF Washington, formerly law part.
per OF Daniel s. Dickinson, is n Richmond
with u view Of investing in lands IN the tmme.
diate neishborhood OF the city, II an opportuni-
" should Offer. Colonei Sdtson has aireacy
N EIDE some exonsiv Purchase In shs State
ecusrrisipE about so.fo0 sores in Tszs we'll an 1
Raess nan counties, ard a,ae0 in P-iace VII
liaE. = - e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICrrIaN ham
RENEWER.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICTLnN HlyR
RENE WEIR,

Renews the Hairi
Restores Gray Hair to its Original Color,
Prevents its falling off
Makes the Hair Smooth aad Glossy,
1t does not stain the skinl
1t has proved itself the best ever pr
scented to the public,
Give 1t q trial. Price n 90,
r. p HALL CO., Nashau. n. H., Proprietors,
For sale by all druggists. neA eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

TIE CASE OF Mr.. RoLPR-In the case OF
MIR. l.. Roife, arrested on the charge of pre-.
senting fraudulent vouchers against the Gov.
eminent, heard before United States Commits.
sioner L. +. Brown yesterday. after our re port
Closed, the case was postponed till tom orrow
fErl6ay) at noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

OLDEST lNHABITANTs.-Ths regular meeting
OF the Oldest lnha bitants' Association wss held
yesterday afternoon in the Criminal Court
room. Mr.. John Il. Blake (president) in the
chair, with John Carroll Brent, Esq =, Sec.
retary.
A communication from Hon. John Wilson,
through Mr.. Nicholas Callan was received en-
closing the muster-roll Of Captaia John David
son, company f. District of Columbia militia.
Col John Thompson commanded the regi-
ment in the war o; 1872, and the roll of 1913
SHOWS that there are only two members Of
Capt Dlvldson's company living to-day,
namely: John Underwood and J ID. Barclay,
The roll of1s1i exhibits but one living Inembe:-,
Willard Drake.
John ID. Clark, ]. Carroll Brent, John f.
Callan, Jenkin Thomas, and John Purdy were
appointed a committee to make arrangements
for the celebration of the 22d of February. The
following were elected members Of the associa.
ton: Matthew Waite, Thomas Galllher and
Thomas Thornley,. The thanks OF the associa.
ton were rendered to VIM. Helmick, Jr., for
list of the original pew.holders OF St. Johns
church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

AnorHKR LIQUOR CAsR-John Corriean has
been for several days before Justice Tucker, on
the charge Of selling liquor without Incense
and Mr.. HIne appeared for him, and we'd TO
quash the writ because il assumes to confer
authority 20 arrest as d commencement of suit
to recover penalty Of deb, and TO recover
debt due tb' Corporation, but does not purport
10 have been sued out by any officer authorized
10 institute suit for the Cooperation. After
argument the justice delivered his opinion
reviewing the law bearing on the case, holding
th1 actions IN corporation cases are quasi
Criminal until after ja igment. The justice
proceeded 10 try the case, and the evidences
failing 20 sustain tie charge, the case was dis
missed. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONm
szAUr1'nns The Isl 81. And COMPLEX.
PlMPLEs, MOTE, BL0T0H rs. TAN, etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
FOR LADIES In the No R6ERY It il invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rem.
ccy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S sPAPHIAN SOAP''
or the TOILET. N URSERY and BATH, will not
chap the ekIN. Price rs cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
ssFLOR DE Mayo"
4 H8W PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER.
EH1EH REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, New York.
je Sly Sold by all Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Some time in October
last numeer Of trunks belonging TO General
Alex. :. Webb, ". s. army, were broken open
and robbed of from $1,000 to Sl,5JO worth of
clothing and lewelry. The case was placed in
the hands of the detectives, but no clue could
be obtained to the guilty parties, until last
Tuesday, when Sergeant Taylor, of the ith
precinct, arrested Martin Phelps, alias S. J.
Martin, on suspicion. At hearing OF the ac-
cused, before Justice Drury, 1t was proved that
Sergeant Taylor had recovered from pawn.
broker shop clothing to the value Of Sl75 and
lot OF jewelry, the property OF Gen. Webb,
and that it had been placed there by the rris-
oner, who was, thereupon, committed to Jail
in default Of 81 900 bail, and VIM. L. Riley was
held to bail in the sum Of $500 as a witness in
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR CLERKS ON Mon
DAY-On Monday next there IS TO be held in
here an anniversary celebration OF the Mstho-
dist Episcopal Missionary Society, and the sec.
retary Of that society has requested the Presi-
dent 10 grant leave of absence for that day to
employees of the Government who desire tc
participate IN the exc. cises of the day. The
President grants the leave of absence requested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

The WOMAN's RIGHTS CoNvENTIoN.-Eliz.
abeth Cady Stanton, Susan Il. Anthony. Clara
Pomeroy and Wilson, John NJ. Laugston
Giles Il. Stebbins, Col. Richard ]. Hinton, ID :
Daniel Breed and J. X. II. Wilcox will take
part in the forthcoming National Woman's
Suffrage Convention. Rev. DIR. Gray, chap.
lain Of the Senate, will open the proceedings
with prayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor =. DEF CURTIS, author Of " anhood,n
Medical Essays on Marriage sc. &c, begs 70
~ tffy his Washington patients, that owing to his
extensive practice in Baltimore, he viii in future
0e able 70 devote emily the following days to their
interests, and will attend on WEDNESDAY,
ard SATURDAY EVENINGS from to 8 ,. m,
and SUNpAYs from 10 TO and to 8 .. m. at
No. 222 street In rear of Willards Hotel
Other days at bis residence, SIS North Charles
street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY Treatment and exre of ner yous de-
bility, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system. &C Is 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

The CORPORATION BoNDs.-The Register
MIR. Boswell, has thus far issued Corporation
bonds under the act authorizing the issuing of
S5O0a0 in bonds, TO 1iquidate the amou ats to
over $50 600, Of which $4,000 were in $1,000
denomination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

The APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAYS makes its
essentially necessary, at least for majority of
our citizens, to economics, as the arrival Of
TINS holy time Is very apt tn make extra de-
mands upon our cash on hand. Taking this view
OF the matter we ought to make dollar go as
far as it possibly can; in other words, we ought
TO GO TO the Original Franc, 494 9TH street, be.
tween Dand Z, where Gents Furnishing Goods
are sold at prices TO suit the most economical
For the benefit OF strangers, We would say,
that ''the Original Francs" store has a large
plate glass front; that he has no branch stores
aud nis stock is the finest in the city. 12,2,E
DOCTOR J. H. THOMPSON Has REMOVED his
ONCE ana residence from the First Ward to
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four.
tenth street Once hours before 10 q. m, and
from to p. N. Hours of attendance AZ the
Woman's Hospital, from to 2p. N. every
day, Sundays excepted. lO,3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

CARRIAGE SLIPPERS AND SOCKS, to keep the
feet warm when riding, only % and 25 cents 3
pair. ADAMsoN's,
$50 9th st., next to Pa. avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

AT MEETING of the Junior Glass Of the
Medical Department of Georgetown College,
Mr. = Keene was elected President, and MT.
Mr.. VIM. b. Gurley, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

Fl. T. LITCHFIRLD has resigned the cIerkshir
OF the Eastern Market, and Mr.. J. Parry Ia.
been appointed TO fill the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

"ASIIGHr Cold, " OeUeHs. Few are aware
OF the importance OF checking a cough OF
"shSht cold" in its first stage, that which in
the b. ginning would yield TO . mild remedy,
II neglected. soon attacks the lungs. BrorH',
Bronchial Troehes'' give sure and almost i'm.
mediate relief. "The Trcches" have prored
their efficacy by a test Of many years, and have
received testimonials from efficient men who
have used them. eo
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THE COuR rs.

CRIMINAL COURT, Ju iye Fss,e~.--Yesterday,
manson hsrri~ wa acquitted ON one charge Of
larct nv and couviofeo on another. R,chmonf
Tor defense. VIM. Brown and Simon DAVIS;
guilty. Georgianna Taylor, grand larceny;
guilty. Charles Ellis, assault and battery,
two cases) guilty Lewis Thomas, larceny,
guilty; sentenced to Jail tor five DAYS.
The Petit Jury were discharged until Mon.
day morning.
EoUITY COURT, Judge Wyie.-Henry Him.
Der VS.. Tracey; order to Continue injanct
pointing r. Fendall guardian al Eam Miller
va. Spalding ct a.; order for hearing appiica.
ton for Injunction. Cruit ct al. vs.. He'll order
appointing 5. w. Owen guardian ad litim
Middleton W. Fowler ct al; order continuing
cause until 9Th instant
cause to special auditor J. ID. Mcpherson.
Miller vs.. Van Hook; order vacating decree Of
January 5, and reference 70 auditor.
CIRCUIT Court, chief Justice Cartter-In
the Circuit Court yesterday the following cases
were tired Beran & Co. va Sears and Sears;
Judgment by default final Alvey and Will
liams We. Sears and Sears; Judgment by default
BY default final Leofiler VS.. Hockmeyer;
Judgment BY default. Leoffier VS.. Eslin; judg.
ment by default. Purdy VS.. GOoding; verdict
10r plaintin Tor one cent damages. Garter vs.
Mackey; verdict for plaintiff for 2li5, with in.
tertst from April, 1865. Sattler VS.. Forster and
VS.. Jouvenal; judgment by default. Shields
vs.. Hall: judgment by default. Russell VS.. De
Wnzleben: judgment by default.
To-day, Bishop VS.. Smoot; Judgment con.
fessed. Miller We. Wendt; verdict for plaintiff
hewett vs. Freeman; judgment by default
Comstock; judgment by default. McKslden
VS.. Bayly; on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

A PLEASANT TINE.-I.ast evening a very
pleasant time was spent AT Odd Fellows Hall
by The members of Central Lodge No. I, their
tsn lilies, and the widows and orphans under
The charge Of the Lodge, it being the annual re-
Hunt, and the proceedings were opened by the
membership singing the '.Opening Ode" fol-
lowed by prayer by Rev. r II Sweet. Ad.
dresses we're made by p. @. NJ. ) Z. Douglas,
Grand Secretary Sweet, Rev. A. b. Grosh, G..
Rep. j. r. Havenner, and @. M. e. Il. r. Col
ledge. The feature Of the evening was the pre-
sentatlon TO each of tae orphans of useful
10 perform and p. G.. J. q. Robinson, Of the
School COMMITTEES, received 8 beautiful boo net
from one Of the widows of the lodge. A plen-
ufut supply OF Ice cream and confectionery
was on hand, and every one seemed to enjoy
themselves until past ten o'clock, when Grand
Secretary Sweet made few appropriate closing
remarks, and the closing ode beng sung, the
Assem- blage left the hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

SLIPPKRy PAvEMxxrs.-Amongt the many
accidents arising from the slippery con ditiou OF
our sidew alks ON Saturday last, was that OF
Mr.. +. II. Wurdeman, Of the Surgeon 0sper-
ais Once, who was % unfortunate a. to dislo.
cate his right knee Joint. Is he was leaving the
once. He is, however,w we are glad 70 say pro-
sreeslng fayoraoly under the ueatmeE' .; Dr.
s. j. 1sdeli6e, United States Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07

i. o. U. +. UFFICHRs.-The following have
been elected officers of the Lodges and En-.
campments, i. o. u. T., in the District of 90.
inm oia, ana toey are now being installed into
tnelr respective positions:
Central Lodge. No. jackson Eimonstop
~. g.; NJ II. Narsland, v. e.; John ID. Fred.
eIick, +. B.; +. u. Lord, Jr., Il. s.: b. Cuttings,
Treasurer.
Washington, No. 6.-S. J. Sloan. N. g.: Harry
Burr, '. g.. w. CT Perry, +. s: W. H. Boards
lev, r. s; Andrew Jackson, T.
Eastern, No. III. =. Litchfield, ~ g.: Geo
Watkins, '. G.; Jos. Ii. Minnich, +. s; Chas.
Harmony, No. John L Herrell, ~ q.
John b. Ferguson, v. e.; Henry Stewart. +. 5;
Benz Palmer. r. 5 VIM. Young, T.
Columbia, No. l0-R. W. Barker, y. G.: Ju.
Illus SCIobs ], v. e.; ) l.. liable, F. = John A.
Moulden, Il. :; Sam1 WIse,T.
Union, No. n j. r. N. Curtin, n g; Rieh'd
EmmoIs. v G.; Edmund Carr, +, 5; J. NJ.
McFarlan- X. >; ". T. Richards, T.
friendship, No. NV. T. Dewdney, N. G..
VIM Morse, '. e.; r. A. Bassford, f. : p.
II. Sweet, Il. =; Il. A. KIdder, T.
Covenants No. l3.-G: +: Wetzerick, N. q.
Darne, L. s; :. e.. Palmer, T.
Hatch. g u g. Stier, X. :; NJ. ID. Months,
Metropolis, No. 81. T. Ford, n. G., s. p.
Robertson. CT; J. w MAXWELL 4. ST r
Grant, r.. s; 1. Deming, t.
Excelsior, No. 1I-R. II q. Bouic, N g.; II
Royce, r. =: J. e.. Shafer,
Mechanics, Nc, ls-Wm. A. Donaldson, n.
O.; j. r. Wallace, V Ct; W. HilIeary, f. =: III
q. Devine, X. ); A q. PTather, T.
Oriental. No Ig.-Charles Kattleman, ~ g.
H. ksndler, V. e.; Charles Lemkuhl, +. s.;
John Vail, r. s; Chas Just, +.
RNCANPMESTs.
Columbian Encampment, No. III. G. Ste.
yens, T.. p; Geo. W. MeElfresh. II. p; Thomas
H. Ward, :. W.; =. :. Turner, J. W; VIM. T.
Mclean, ScIabs: Jno. A. Mouldsn. Treas.
MAgensnu, No i.-JnO. b. Ferguson, e.. p;
n. II. Siahl. Il p; VIM Ready, = W: VIM
X. Hunt, j: w VIM. p. Allan, s; VIM. l..
Richards, t.
RIdgely, No. 5.-R. A. Bassford. q. p;
Thomas Dewdney. II p; Jas. Lambie, 5. w :;
LOUIS Wilson, J. W; b A. kidder, : Geo.
Rinehart, T.
Mount Nebo, Ne. Geo. s. King, @. p.
VIM. v. Balm. III. p: H. v. Van Dusen- s. W.
l.. w. Smith. j. W.; Thomas W. Fowler, >.
Jno. i. Given, I.
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FnB BLACK CLOTH CoAre, for Wedding
10 oG--Si9.S0; s25-i0 of-e22s0. s0-iO OF
~. Black pants, S650--l0 on-S5.s5; 5000
on-s6 IS; ss-i0 of-s7. 20: si0-i0 of-so; s,a-
10 on-Si060. Discount OF 10 per cent on all
PLAIN figures. A. Saks & Co., 5l7 7th street.