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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-17
10000 GRAPE and OTHER VINES
FOR SALE.

Home Ruiscd-.Succ Transportation.
1000 Scuppcrnong vines; 1000 Delaware,
Ives and other kinds, which have been
tested and proven hardy and very produc-
tive.
-lPRICES:
Scuppernong White, year old, .5c each.
81. 80 per dozen, Sl5. 90 per 100.
Clinton Hartford Prolific, 25c each, $50
per dozen, $500 per 100
Perkins, and others, 25c zach, $50 per
dozen, $500 per 100.
Delaware and Ives Seeding, SOc each. $50
per dozen, $1,000 per 100.
Straw berry Vines, very hardy, Sc each,
pc per dozen, 81. 90 per 100.
Philadelphia Raspberry Vines, delightful
flavor, sc each, 3719c per dozen, $3.50 per 100.
L,wton Black berry Vines, large, juicy and
rich SC each, Size per dozen, $3.50 per 100.
Plain and simple directions can he had by
sending lOc by mail to Mcssrs. Purdy x
johnson, Palmira, n. Y, for the cultivation
and general treatment of all small fruits.
except the Scuppernong Grape, it being of
Southern g''owth only, send SOC to Mr.. J. Van
Buren, Clarksvillc, Ga.
Now is the best time to transplant them
December to January until March next
will do. Please send Your orders at once
Tcrms-C4SII, or Trenton or Monroe ac-
ccptance at sixty days. u. G.. TEMPLE.
Trenton, La, Dec. B. 1870. lift
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FOR RENT.

I WILL lease to the highest bidder. at the
i Courthouse door in Monroe, on Monday
the 10Th of December, 1870 nv plantation
on the Ouachita river. seven miles below
Monroe, known as the Lilies place, for the
year ISL; the lessee being required to give
his note, with approved security. payable
LIST of December. 1871. with 5 per cent inter
est after maturitN-leSSor'S privilege re-
tanned. A. LEVI
NrN' ~, $50. lost
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The Ladies propose this method Of supple
menting their collections for the now and
beautiful BRICK CHURCH, now in process OF
erection, and promise the community a
most elegant and agreeable entertainment.
AS the supper and many fancy articles have
purchased in quantities at reduced rates,
they can afford to retail them at prices pre-
vailing in our own town.
They hope to obtain all the CHRISTMAS
TRADE they are able to supply, and solicit
that orders for special articles, or fruits,
fancy goods, etc, in quantities, be handed
i'll at the Parsonage, to Rev. c. f. EVANS.
disappointment in their prompt delivery. NV
For the benefit of persons living at a dis
lance and others debarred attendance at
night, the Fair Room will be kept open
during the day.
Everything that the country and city
markets can afford will grace the Supper
Tables, and, as tho Restaurant plan will be
observed, purchasers will pay for only what
thcy receive.
Come one! come all! Enjoy yourself, and
aid a noble cause.
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DAILY TELEGRAPH.

The st. Louis Times, of a recent date,
says of the WEEKLY TELEGRAPH that
it is ga model of Typography" Our
little Daily-may it bloom into Il large
daily!-is launched under the same
auspices and in the same mechani-
cal style as the Weekly. Its ap-
pearance, we fancy, is decidedly pre-
posing, affording to the reader relish
for the matter, domestic and foreign,
Geographic and selected, which go to
make up its pages. A great number OF
dailies are larger, but few, we think,
make better display; and in reference
to size, the dimensions are all the bust
ness at present will justify. We shall
be happy, at any time, to enlarge, if the
demands upon our space require it.
The prices of subscription and adver-
Using have been fixed at the lowest
possible standard that will justify even
an experiment., and we trust the read
ing and trading public will afford us
that assistance that will render the
experiment to us success and to the
and undisputed advantage.
The principal attraction of our Daily
will be the Associated Press dispatches,
comprising interesting news items from
all portions of the civilized world but
weshall add to this, judicious selections
from exchanges reaching us by every
daily mail, items of local news picked
up here and there, editorials upon all
legitimate subjects, criticisms, reviews,
correspondence, and in short, whatever
goes to make up a live, representative
daily and weekly. Our weekly edition
will be made up of selections from the
Daily, and will possess the advantage
over the weekly heretofore of full tele'
graphic news and market reports, thus
affording to the public the cheapest
weekly paper, at $500 per annum, in
the State. Offering these inducements
in behalf of home enterprise and
pointing to our past poor services on
the side of our immediate section of the
State, we lay claim to a share of the
patronage which has SO long been be-
slowed upon similar enterprises in dis
tant cities and pledge in remuneration
such profits as an honest and earnest
purpose may secure. For the liberal
encouragement shown in this our first
issue-wherein the advertisements are
all new and paying regular daily rates
we are more than grateful. To ON
credit at least, we may say that not
more than three or four of the business
men of either Monroe or Trenton, from
whom we solicited patronage, refused
to extend it. OF those who did, the
only discrimination proper to be made
is that of comparison of space occu-
pied by their advertisements, their bus
mess and means being duly weighed.
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MONACO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Il,
tation of the old House, and
WILL SELL GOODS FOR CASH ONLY
~'''''
They have just received be con-
stantlv rcccivinw-a splendid stock of
o
DRY GOODS,
DDrS.
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The place to buy your Christmas Presents.
The place to buy your Christmas Candies.
The place to buy your Christmas Fruits.
The place to buy your Christmas Cakes.
The place to buy your Christmas Toys
The place to meet your Friends.
The place to get a fine Supper.
The place TO enjoy Yourself.
The place to do Good.
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BssSr Il Present for Ere>:ybOtly. ~Essa

Your moneys worth guaranteed.
Tho chldren's jubilee.
At 5 o'clock, Christmas Eve, the curtain
will be withdrawn from the tree, when every
one i'll the room will receive present
Any person wishing to use tho opportuni-
ty, will be allowed this means of presenting
to his or her friends their material congr:,t-
ulationS.
Admission to the Tree: ADULTS SOC
CHILDREN 25c.
Country papers favorable to the enterprise
will please copy.
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ADMISSION csc.

At the same place and for the same cause,
on tho night of the Gath of December, there
will DO
\ GRAND CHRISTMAS TREE
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails.

Orleans,
Departs daily at . \. NJ;
Arrives daily nj : +. NJ. lSun,lnys except
From Shreveport TO Monroe
Arrives daily at n. NJ;
Departs daily at 81. Il. NJ.
From Camden, Ark, via Earnirrvillc to
Arrives Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri-
Departs Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days at GlG p. NJ; closes at =. NJ.
From Monticello, Ark. vi" Basir"p. I"
Arrives r, Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat"r-
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days ut 5 A. NJ. Closes evening previous at
O'Clock.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and s'a'ur-
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at & \. NJ. Closes evening previous II;
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
ANDREW J. AIKEN. JOHN W. WATT
AIKEN n WATT,
COTTON FACTORS
AND COMMISSIOS MERCHANTS,
No 60 Carondc!ct street, New Orleans, La
Special attention given t" orders for the
purchase of all descriptions of Produce,
Agricultural lmrl"'ncn11. an" r va YAH
Septem Der %, 1870. nl:ly
A. LEVY |. l.. HAAS.
IL TFo,",e,Iy Of tot"mbt", Lo-l
| COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rlr
ovl5-bS-lN
r PINCKNEY SMITH,
roTTON IA TOR,
Commission Merchant and General Pan
chasing Agent,
| No. 1876 t;ravier Street, New orlran~.n12:tf
H. BLOCK. a. l.. nI:1rrIS. JAS. NJ. M'rANnI1~H.
DLOCK, BRIrTIN * CO.,
Wholesale GROCERs AND CoMlII>;-
SION MERCHANTS.
As x 80 Canal, and 81 Common Streets,
NEW ORLEANS, La
December Is, 1869. Misty
A Il. GRISWOLD q CO..
Importers of Fine Watches, Clocks, Jew
Pistols; Manu- f;,cturcrS of Pure Coin Silver
| ware. Prices low, and every article fully
warranted. February ., 1870. n2o:lx
$. l.. JAMES. G. h. BUcKSEK TOM BySrM.
JAMES, H'rcNNEn * CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSIONS
NEItEII.ANTsi.
Manufacturers OF
COTTON AND WOODEN GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, BARRELS,
HOGSIIEADS AND BRICKS
No. liu n,"ric,. street. -Ec,o O,}.nu>.
DIERSON II IIEWS,
L lSnccessosiS 10 IHhi", P",:~"" d" f".l
Dealers in
FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS,
Nos. - and Is Camp Street, opposite the
City Hotel,
INEIr ORLEI NS
Suits at sl2, SO, SO and 500 Ovcrcoat>, at
80, So, $50, and $50 to so: also BOYS
clothing, prices moderate.
Goods warranted as represented. Planters
and others arc invited to call and examine
prices. nelly
DEM, PACE Il SIMMONS,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
NERO IIANTSS.
No. 80 Union Street,
n f. " O II l. Z, Il 49,
December Is. 1860. Misty
@. d. FISH Err, J. +. JOHNSON, !. A. FISHER.
EISIlER, JOHNSON n CO.,
cotton "a Gro RS
AND CONNIE SSIOS MERCHANTS,
Tl,jo,t street, -Ec,o orleans, In.
Mr. y. l.. Busy, of Morchollsc parish, is
our agent for North Louisiana. | -6ul
E'ELLOsVS, FERGUSON N uEIsvEI,
l. Cotton Factors and General Commission
Merchants. No. Ri peTddo Street New or
leans. ID. w. FELLOWS.
Camden, Ark.
-. FERG USDN,
Late ellis Il Ferguson, n. O.
CALVIN NJ. lIERNEN
iiCml,S oad co.. Ark
December 49, lS'io. n12:lN
7. \. PETERSON. h.J.NIII :. /. rEH$I&croS.
JEFFERSON, Hill. n CO..
L Wholesale GroccrS. Commission and
Western Produce Merchants: Importers of
Wines. BrandieS and Cigars. orders for
promptly filed. Corner OF povdr;,S and
E..l,p itfIi 1rSS
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GRAND FAIR

GRAND FAIR
For the benefit of the
METHODIST T.. CHU RICH SOUTH ,
in Monroe, LOuisinnt, q
December 21st, 22nd, 23rd and Gath.
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4 TwO-H cadcd and FOur-Lcg"ed Woman.

There is on exhibition ut the Fair
Grounds in Columbus, VA, 4 most
wonderful freak OF nature. 1t consists,
says the Sun of that city, of :, negro girl
or aS some would say, 4 pair of girls,
aged eighteen years. The person or
persons have two perfectly developed
heads and bodies down to the waist,
where the two Spines and bodies be-
como blended into one solid body. On
each body are two perfect arms and
hands, of which each has full and nat
urll use. She has four perfectly form
ed and we'll developed legs and feet, on
which she moves actively. She can
waltz and dance Il uuadrillc. She was
born 4 slave, the property of Mrs.
Smith in Columbus, Robson county,
North Carolina, who tenderly cared for
and raised and educated her. She is
Intelligent, and can and docs hold con-
verse with two persons ut the same
time. She is cheerful, and most de-
rotcdly attached to Mrs. Smith. What
is singular, though She appears from
color of her skin to he of pure negro
blood, She has straight black hair.
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EVERYTHING At STORE PRICES
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A IL. GIsISWOLD x CO..

n.
Corner OF CS,oi t,nd Royni SIS, Nc," Orleans.
Importers of Fine Watches, Clocks, Jew
clry, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Guns and
Pistols; Manufacturers of Pure Coin Silver
ware. Prices low and every article fully
warranted. February ), 1870. n20:1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22
GEORGETOWN.

DEATH FAY OLD REsIDENr.-Robert Dick, Es1
one OF The Oldest residents Of our town, was found
oead IN bed this morniI g. at his residence on G. ~
street be wasweli known before the as one d.
tbs largest avehoders in this iciL ity being the
owner OF two OF the finest farms in Montgomery
county. His late residence be purchased a short
VS. seventy years OF age. and lived sod died a
bachelor. His funeral will take place from his late
neXt. at ii o clock.
CHaIsTNAs GIFT WORTH TALKING About -
Our public spirited fellow citizen. Henry II. Cooke
Esq. 10 about TO leave for Europe and has sian al
lied bis preparations for departure by I'D act no
generous than Characteristic. is we'll known that
beautiful Grace Church, near High street
and the canal, was built by his aid and st his own
expense, and has hitherto been vested in his name
He has now conveyed the church, together with the
adjoining property, comprising about ten bull, M
Marbury. Jr., Robert P Dodge, Professor Yarnaii
Walter s Cox, C. NJ Matthews A. L. Grimes md
John Spencer In thi. board OF trustees and IN cir
sneoe-sore vested forever the entire property tor
the uses 81 Grace Church only.
The PCBLIC SCHooLs.-The distribution of cards
oil merit to the pupils in the pubie &C hoOls o.
tinued to-dat, at the Montgomery street school
build ING, where are located the male grammar al d
male int date schools, The guardians present
spoke IN complimentary terms Of both SC ools and
the enciency Of the teachers and distributed cards
as follOws.-Male grspmer-Mr. W. e. Lipscomb.
r., teacher-W lille y. Barr, Walter NJ. Wilson.
samuel W; Delzell, John q. Budileston and H.
Walter Collins. n ale intermedisie-MIs. N. T.
Turner, teacher E1v in Glsdmop, Christian r Dill,
eraDhlin Sherwood, Theodore 81. &. gsweli. Frank
Bsumt aok, August Ookershsusen, John . Watkins
snd Eugene W, Thotnss
THE CANAL is frozen over INST sufficiently 10 en-
barrass, without impeding. navigation, and c0u.e-
Iuently there 10 little grain arriving.
The steamer Express, from Baltimore, will take
her departure cmorrow for the winter, and soon
the Columbia will cease her trips also.
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Levy Court, Washington County.
An ORDINANCE to regulate ntermenrs, and fol oi her
purpOGes

.. ;, ors,,n,d, purPoae' -, c,s
h0M,Heion. DsstT,et o. toiumtta, That no person,
hsrIpE the eh.Sss As sexton or GiheIwi.eo any
Of Washington shall inter or allow to be inferred
body Of any person unless there shall have been de
versa 7: them Sy shs or
yaulf a certificate Of the ply sict.n who attended
dSnIn: bis or her last lnss. or Of the coroner WHEN
~ the same can be ascertaned, the name sex color
time OF and supposed cause Of dsa,s' Of the per.on
apy person shall die without the sttendance Of
physician or if the physician who did attend at the
to furnish TIE certincate as hsreinbefore required
th6n the said certificate maybe furnished BY any re-
,Iectatle citizen cognzsnt oil the circumstances and
Section LII. And t.uf,rtb,y ordained, That every
sexton or other person having charge Of any vault
county Of " ashineton, shall each and every
certificate OF death coming into his their hands,
act and shall deliver or cause such cer.ncate or
certificates TO be delivered: at the residence or
CITY Of washuson b. c. on or befors the tenth ,o Of
The month following that i'll which said death sh 81.
section Nv. And tea; futa.r ordained, That ever,
sexton or other person, having charge Of any
vault burial ground or cemetery within the limits
Of the county Of Washington, shall keep, OF cause
10 be kept in book for that purpose, record of
each and every interment, setting forth the name
age, sex. cslor. nativity, occuoation, cause ard
place of death, together with the location ~ the
grave rite, the date of interment. and the name
ot the undertaken by whom said deceased persoa
was inferred and the said record shall be open to
the inspection of the secretary Of the Board of
Heshh OF Washington. ID. c., and to that OF any
member Of the Levy Court
Section V. Ahf BE ~ tVTihSy oTdaiHef That il
shall be the duty OF the clerk OF the Levy court OF
II" county OF " washington 10 furnish every sexton
or other person in charge of any vault, burial
ersrnd cemetery within the limits u the count
Of Washington. with a printed copy of ;his act.
Section vi. AHd D, ~ tBrthsV UTGaiH.i, That IL
ANY person shall be tOnud guilty of yioatins thi-
ordinance before the Police Court of the District
q IuL pIa thr! nun nc Iieu hot ess IMAM tWenfN-
every sucb violation. and shall stand committed 70
the county all until the ZANE shall be paid.
Section VII. And b.. ufSrfhsr OYddts,d. That the
Levy Court reserves to itself the right t. alter on
repeal This ordinance OF any part Of it at time.
Passed d. cemb er 10, 1870
z. b. nichols. President Levy Court
TIE tn. GALA Clerk.
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tn Z COURTS.

CRIMINAL COUNT, Judge C1rtsT.-Yeeterday
the ur' in the csse of Bernard DOsenbrock returned
aNeTdlct OF guilty OF manslaGRhter with a strong
recommendation 70 the mercy of the court. Oliver
Brice was convicted Of grsnd larceny and sentenced
~ bean ,epteIcei 10 three years in Albany In the
cas-. Of Samuel Jackson: convicted for petit larceny
Judgment made by Mr. Darlington in the ease II
Henry johnson, convicted OF burglary that the in
flying The ielonous act Intended, wa. allowed
Is-day, the case Of Alexander Marble, charged
Peai from the Police Court-was tried; Mr.. Barret
The jury found verdict Of guilty, aud he wa. SEN
teneea to pay fine Of $40 and the costs in this Pc
SENTENCE OF DosEyBRocK
Bernard DoseDbrock. convicted of m snsiaughte
under an indictment f.r The murder OF Conrad Was
ner was brought ont for sentence, and Judge Cart
ter addressed him, rsmarking that the verdict
,ust . rLe, and had he been on the Jury, he would
the Recommendation of the Jury, aud would impose
" nsnIeM sentence under RE Law and he would
don. He announced the sentence to be two years in
the h,bany renitentiary.
cases; Samuel Jack son grand larceny; John
a|,aur aud VIM: A Cam and .has Smith s1ray
he Case OF Phillip Lancaster. ARRAY dismi, ssd
and in that OF Julia Washington, charged witt,
feitod
CIRCUIT OOuRT- JRds. Hn'Rp.rsys.-Yesterday.
in the case of Flock aEt. bunker verdict was n
d,red tsr plaintiff Gelster agt Allen; verdict for
To day-Tho jury were discharged until January
4th and be remainder OF the day spent in hear
ing motions.
POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judge SneH-JM
CLARK colored boy, charged with the larceny Of a
pocket book containing 70 fined S5,wthout costa
Hattie Taylor. profanity at ali in locker Dvi-
zion: fined SIS and costs H. Hall, obstructing the
sidewalk fined 81. VIM. Duan, same offence; nned
81 Charles Rupert. same offence nned So The
Court stated that he was not disposed to be Sc
we're but as long as the statute remained on the
ooks il must he recognized; the remedy of parties
was TO have the law repealed
VIM; Boss. colored, charged with stealing sword,
valued at IS; dismissed. Lewis Smith. James Par,
ton and Horace Blackburn. charged with the LARGE
" Of tobacco from Sine abaugh Bickford valued at
ST; committed for further hearing. Betty Bag
den, . olored vagrant: workhouse for ninety days
Vim; s.uthark, disorderly conduct in Georgetown
fined IS. Thomas Cumberland disorderly couduc,
in Georgetown; fined IS. VIM. Richardson profan-
ity: fined SIS.
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CITY ITEMS.

OvIRCoATs-A handsome line recently IN ade
at SO.
Dress Frocks-Latest styles, from SIG to $50
Beaver COats-From SIS to $50.
Double Breasted Box Coats-Green and Blue.
Wing Overcoats-Chinchilla and Beaver, for
SIS. One Price Only.
GEO. e.. HRNNING.
No. 40 eth street, n. w.
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THE woMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS for the
Dlstric 81 Columbia has eiPcr.d tn. ton wing on
Sef.:-PresideUt-1rs VIM S;irsnev: vice fresi
aents-hrs. & smith, Mr.. : q P.'rneroy. Mrs
u u L Imam, Mrs J G.. Bu;ler. Mrs NJ q. Emery;
MRS Little: Treasurer. Mrs. T. }. Jones, Regis
tern las Kate P~at'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

Tea INTERFERING FAIk 81 trace Church, S0u'h
Washington, closes TO night with n grand auc Tor
sfOrdinG an opportunity TO buy beautiful holiday
presents ut q great bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

TIE HOLIDAY EDITION Of the Sunday Herald Il
attractive number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

RFMONAL.-MRS. l.. A. McLGAN, DRESS
h SHIRT MAKER, has kEMOvED 70 sl4 Y
street between sth and 9th Streets where she viii be
happy to receive her customers. deau.Gl'
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INJURED BY THE CAvIHs IN OF BANE-Mr
oeorge DIVER was badly injured YESTERDAY by the
esNu In Of bank at the Of ID and q streets,
southeast. lie taken 20 his home in a hel Plea
condition, here eur gcal assistance - rendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

TIE LiNCoLN MONUMENT RAILrye-Nr L.
tisnrery: the ,culptor Of the Lircoln Monument.
h irt NJ OF the city Hall, Is TO day engaged in Law
rag hite marble base nd H. ON Ihch h 10 h.
Iiaeed an ron railing "a feet IN height
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

~. - - u. Like corner llth street and Penn
afternoon, VI der deed % trn.f .n 80. tsisteiasy
NJ q genuine bid OF 8 IS Coo ~ ~s "''hordNn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

pttTH OF CAPT. JaNEs II. BIpcH -Cspisin
jan ~ biIch. well suCvn ciIiZsn OF the Sew
.nfh W ard Ord Yesterday at his resi1erre No gis
srIeet scu Invest IN the 9th Of hi. after
sh ~ ne - OF some vlOnths captain Birch was tor
nerIE IGsflce OF the peace. and succeeded Captain
JoI ~ GODDARD an the Command II he Auxii
~ 1uard- when that was the police force IF
Wsshiugton- and So such WAS a NEST -fi, Tent IA
GER snd soon gained the re-pect Of the entire com
hIEtN-. Subsequently he was chief Of the corp1r,-
~ y police snd Commissioner Of the seventh Ward
ne Was = M mber Of The order Il ODD Fellows hsy.
he N Las deposited his card from POcahnnrs.
IooSr, OF Alexandria, in Columbia lodge Of thi.
.,.J- ara also a member q Centennial Lodge NJ
t,TuOUU. -
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LATrNER 4 CLEARY will continue the sale OF birds
al th.lI auction rooms the ba anCe Of tn week at
red need prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

an Oi-IEE publi.he elsewhere In TO-DAY. paper
NJ 60. SS.'rnt ~ great interest to housrk
Iis.,sns i 10 y had at all II will be found az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

Hall &c light " 'o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

Ms AhToLp, hnsncisl clerk at police hesdqusr.
tets was the re cipient yesterday 81 hsnd-ome god
watch pre- scented 20 him by the detective foTcs a.
token OF their appreciation Il hrs efforts to recover
re tsch pay cue them by the government and cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

CENIRE MARxET on SATURDAY NoRy-yc II, Il.
nov hsrly that me Temporary structures being
tIttted along the avenue from 7th 9th fy
the accommodation Of the butchers hue kstsrs and
th-r dealers ho suferee ~ the late ire will be 10
Jar completed 10 admit OF their occu parcy ON Sat
Hfdsy morning when il IL almost CERTAIN IN a,
hsrket will BE- held there as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

.AtooL-This morning was decidedly the coolest Of
ee season 90 tar IN Washn gton.--tbe thermomster
zero. 0'' A'e'''0AADs n aVO's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

LAND SALE N SiRGfNIA.-The farm Of p;.h.,
Anderson, rear BristOe station, o.
ertainirg ninety seven acres, has been .Id ~ Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

PEeT. BATE soiTee will take plsre az N.-o,i.
FfrrTls 20 morrow night. and IL i'll be- as usu.i
% deliG ctiGl social reunion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

A CsEFUL CHRISTMAS PRBsBNT IL q Sewing
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms at
the Agency, q. BAUM's Hoopskirt and Corset
chaser.