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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-01
J. J. TURNER s. CO.'S
ANNOTATED
BONE SUPERB HOSPHAT
ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS:
Ammonia LS1
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime.....29.51
Bone Phosphate of Lime..-...l0.67
For Corn, Oats and Spring Crops generally
it has no superior. Composed of the most con-
centrsted materials, it is richer in Ammonia
and Soluble Phosphstes than any other fertili-
ger sold, except Excelsior and is made with
care and upervision-uniform quality guaran-
teed. Fine and dry, in excellent order for
drilling. Packed il bags and barrels
Price sos per ton.
r. N. LAWSON,
Successor to Brewis & Lswsony
aug 17-2m Alexandria. Virgins.
[War. Ind. & Leesburg Wash. copy 45 days. ]
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AGRICULTURAL.
NlELD SEEDSl FIELD SEEDSl
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED, ORCH-
ARD AND HERDS GRASS. KEN
lucky BLUE GRASS,
&c, &C. &C.

Agricultural Implements and Machinery of
all kinds, Garden, Field and Grass Seeds, and
all Standard Fertilizers, for SALE Wholesale and
retail by HERBERT BRYANT,
No. Is King street,
Alexandria, Va.
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POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,


In order to promote public convenience, the
steamers OF this line will, on tom d.
row wednesday, the 9th instant, IAassssaz
commence their hourly trips from Alexandria
at a quarter before a: M; last trip from Alex
dria at p. IN; first trip from Washington city
at q M; last trip from Washington city g: :
p. m: BY this arrangement safe hourly COLO,
municatioR may be had with Washington, and
connection made with the o'clock g. m. train
for Baltimore.
The steamer WAWASET is making her
usual trips down tho Potomac to Cone river
and intern late landings, leaving Alexandria
Tuesday and Friday mornings at ] q m.
S. S. WILSON,,
President Potomac Ferry Co.
SAM L. GEDNEY, Gen. Supt. ap 26.tf
NKTA> HINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, will resume her regular slE-
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur-
day next, at q o'clock p. M and returning,
viii leave Alexandria every Wednesds y morn
ing, at 6! o'clock. For freight apply to
mar l-9m B. WHEAT, Agent
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AGRICULTURAL.
DURE BONE LOUR.

pure BONE FLOUR
s5e PER TON.
This article is especially prepared to moctthe
wants of farmers, who need
CHEAP,
RELIABLE,
AND DURABLE
FERTILIZERS,
possessing Ammonia enough TO make the grow
ing crop, and permanent fertilizing qualities in
abundance to enrich the soil.
Bone has been 80 tempered with by unscrup-
ulous manipulators that consumers have Justly
become suspicious Oft.
To satisfy such, append the result of an an
alysis of this article by the eminent and we'll
known Chemist, Dr.. q. A. Liebig, together with
his remarks in regard to it.
MOlsturo i.Ol
Organic heterogeneous Matter...l1.32
Bone Phosphate of Lime .."...56 20
He says: 'This is a superior article of Flour
of Bone; pure, unadultersted and free from all
worthless Impurities. One hundred pounds Of
it contains nearly as much of Phosphates as $50
lbs OF the common article Of Raw Bone.
Through the peculiar process to which it
has been subjected. it has been rendered highly
frisble and soft, and will thus be readily as
simulated in the soil"
For sale by
4. M. LAWSON,
aug 27-2m Successor to Brewis & Lawson,
rWor Ind G, (,ooohDro Wooh cony dh 1s &C |
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The best and most popular Fertilizer in use.
Quick and active rs Peruvian Guano, and
permanently improves the soil.
It stands the drought better than any other
Fertilizer which is very important to the far
mer.
It is manufactured of Bones, Animal Matter
and q rich Phosphate Guano, containing over
sixty per cent. Of Bone Phosphate of Lime,
treated with Sulphuric Acid. snd ~ to Is per
cent Bono Phosphate OF Lime rendered solu-
ble at the same time rendered quick in its ac-
ton by tho addition Of over per cent of Arl-
mnnia.
This superior Phosphate has row been tested
for over five years. on all kinds Of crops by the
side of all known Fertilizers, proved equal TO
the best, and has given all tho general satlstac-
ton that could DO desired
For this valuable Fertilizer We only ask a
trial side by side with any Fertilizer in the
market to attest lis superiority.
Every farmer should give it trial, as the
cost will be more than repaid the frat year, an d
its beneficial effects lasting.
For Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rye or Grass, it has
no superior.
Zeli's Phosphate is Gno and dry for drilling,
and is put up in bags or barrels.
Price $50 per ton Of 1000 lbs.
Send for circular, and read the certificates
of some of the best farmers in Virgins who
attest its superiority over all other Fertilizers
SAMUEL HARTLEY,
General Agent, Il Union street,
aug2l Alexandra, Virginia.
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Moisture ............... ......... ....... 7.6l
Organic heterogeneous Matter...l 1.32
Bone Phosphate of Lime..".....56 20

4. M. LAWSON,
aug 27-2m Successor to Brewis & Lawson,
[War. Ind. & Leesburg Wash. copy 45 days.]
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BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE.

EEELL'S A NJ NJ O n a Z E D
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I 40. UtIUChERM AN, ,1zstuxz
l. SURGEON DENTIST. &B
Grad. of Bait College Dental Surgery, l844)
CORNER PRINCE u WAsnINGToN SIS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA
DR.. L. respectfully intorras the public that
to the preservation of the natural teeth, and
will continue so to do, and invites those who
wish to SAGE them to call on him, knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro.
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life. Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
As APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES.
nov N1-tf
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CTA RKE'S DIXIE" PLUU e.
y Manufactured by
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EERTIL1ZERS FOR THE FALL. SEED
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

am now prepared to furnish to farmers and
others in any quantity, from bas up, the eel
, 1870-01-07

Jna. 10 Keep his hand IN. that old fellox, the
Fire F1end, !" tried hls hand on the old ro0keE,es
at the Iortn approach Of Wells street bridge again
latt night. Those old shaufies have been Destroy
ed more Nnes than one ct1ts to remember. They
rise up sgntn, II any ything, more 1l1looslnE thAn
before, and eager Tor another fire. F!yo years ago
they burned down; four years ago they burned
down. and thF life Of little boy was lost: taice
AID two years ago they burned down; month
aeo they were almost totsNy destroyed, md last
night, one would think, mai 9uis.u* Was adu!u-
The IRE originated At na1l- past II O'Clock, IN No.
Is Wells street, which vas scarcely repaired from
the lnat IRE, and not yet occupied The loss H.
c:udea MOI II, Is, 10. Il, and ~. SO, Il waa .
Weck a. cigsr etore aud residence. Aggregate
lot4, a, 500; insured for 5000. No. 13 WAS also
~ 0 story frame, owned by T1mo,hy Wright, and
occnpied by Thouas Frnucis n 6 restaurant
TIE latterh .os4 Is 8, ,aO: 1ots on hodloE, about
e. $40. No II, owned py Wllit1ln 1ul, Was unoc-
cuphd. Loss about tl.eoo EoA Il and ~.
= two.stoty nanc. With basement, wa
faMe .ai1 apout IA ts;oo. No II Va. Occupied
~ Mr. Bradley a. e,gAr sore, Losa about
ti,t00. No, 10 Has occupied By MI. Anderson a.
stauonetl shop. I0as about ST. Tue oasc-
neut Mts occupied as a h1lpon by Ill. Brine,
| whose loss VIII resch abort S1.0oa
r1!eusu TrniLer, co1uccted with the TITS
worth, icll run lsddeE. and Vas seriously IL
rcof and experienced, with others below. q pnr
| row ek1pe frlm death The fre could oull b:
| Icschtd from ore rice, and nulortn- a!ely tnt
| suoke var all driven inst there II Wa bst
IRE to hRIdie. II II TO 1e hoped tn2t Lie rlAes
| W!u now rec spue better bulldogs,
, 1870-01-07
WEST SIDE PAHKS.
nfcetlug of the Cammtastoucrs-I.nud offered
for SaIe-PsymeutA in Bop6s-Eleciior
OF Civil Engineer.

: - u, :,
regular 1or.cighly meeung OF the boafd OF
West H,oe Part Commissioners Was held lR,s
rtoht ,he President In the chair.
n'ene !ne eEearens ~ ~. .s1n, 1.u ... p.o.,1,,,
ccmhun'satlou Was teau lsou tuc ltestoen,
to the eject tnaf ne nao RECEIVED ltom enM1el
MoEry and ]. Y. Le Moyne deeds for the land sold
- ,ss -'-.... ~ -,a,.,, ..,s
by Rsh1m lof lpafk purposes, ING hlooaut Palo
hUpppt3EE 10 *l09 Go.
LIE a1aun ~ lug t@s'a.a. 's'"N. ~ s npp. -
A communication HaS tecsiFca l1otn AoisS1 ~
Gillette, Offering to eel nlS land, embraced In Inc
With tnsi of LII partner, would amount 10 about
twenty-five acres.
A Communication waa FeAd from Samuel Nc
, 1870-01-07

New YOHE. Jan 6-Thd WeAttFu UHiot TelcRrHph
Company ttLd the following note:
wrs.zns gs,es TE15sa4Fs SS IS BiSs;issyi
I'll 81 i.sa Il i
xhas &C. ne Il cstoTni. ~ oen .ee1ltea i,T TIC
i Aisas the middle Of December. Superintendent
tioys. It San E1.Dereo aesordlns i, ths s.ue of
ths, E.ss Gee to s re r. SsaS;. ;1 sbss ss
x5 ~ ,sds, It s,.5y x"d
:: !:ss
sslsaais = :Isife: skish tsSsy ..Sea f. h::e
Il sa s Is ts M
~ ;se1:s.s i ionr efhels ~ ..ssd ior: ~
the p,oro.cd Inelt.se He i Tho time tu.ot1d
y. y G1sts y - a!S,s asd b:s,: auS4
tlns Itss th.p aau.! and ihe 1esept' li5h
i,s a,15s
m % Il .Ss I no IT. an prpssa
sss e ne a!:ni:ssd II. Is
is5;sS xe5k fs asafh y.
of thi. state # t.!at. ee ssris The ut;
nd ai$ =
eniy 1nsn Who aupcs1s to haYe Jeff bteauss he WA
dssatis6ed With ifs Refused 70 work at
.a7apee in III ia.zy e s1a moa.h = be strike,
.hfs s;e.a I'd nd H. :k ssf htss
cr ftefaL but In eurpot Of the clxna OF individual
whose ..lsg b. beee 1.sca but not 70 e hsh ns9se
TIA. the wto1e body Of .tttter. throeL
paese oi sunectlas the busines IT the entire country
To celia. det nEcMent because John Ssn1th,
C4lcrria demands nc:case OF go In EIs *agef,
and Eet only &t1
his tho real eue, unless it il further claimed that
This company tl not be tcrmisted to determine ho
Iarke olcc nceretaIy to DO IL bntfneas md to in
crtA dtLuueh Il from time to time accordingly.
(SIgrtd) o. Il PAlXE1- Sertrs1sy+
CLEVELAND Ohio, jan g.
n All Gi.rsits:
1tr Ns1ions! Labor Union With etr hundred
men, II nj our back H. 7. lrrye1Ik. tEef President
.rd Them everywhere 10 help NJ a!I they car. He
ha. been IN eon.at1ton With u q night aud eddree.
fnd no woids to express our enthasiasm ard cna6
d&nee- ECKAAN. C1ercand t11c1it.
l1p1ASkpotIa. Ian. s.-the Eeete1n ua.on Tele
erarh Company will haFc fuu force Of operation OF
Cisc1sSAII jan s--So new feature In the telegraph
, 1870-01-07
HRE0Gs Nor5E.

BRIGGS HoCSR.
AnppR the arrivals at the Briggs uouse, ycstcr.
day, y ere the following Charles Il Warrington
md F. l. HallsWich. Mt.whnSees J. S. csn1rrlL
Springfield; A. E. Mile. Kansas Citys C. ". Var
neJ, Lynn, Mra: C. WaEemau, san Fssucssco:
J. r. MetcalI, Ere, Pn; F. II. Smith. ST. Paul; j..
A. Wallace, Sedsl,a: q. G. JoaeB, Drtrolt.
ST JAMES uOIEI-
ApoeR the arrivals at tho 81. Jatnes Hotel. yes-
tercey, were the toto Etng: Adam blanchard,
HpnHio; James BfacwelL 1snesvllle; Thomas B.
Cox Milwaukee; John v. Moore, Boston; VIZ
SPIT cier, PaiIacepn:a: Richard N. AoEEan, D3-
p1ouc: tannel RIeha.dton. 11dlanapo!ts: J: C.
[ ioomp. Detroit; Timothy NJ. Mitchell, Dan.
vile: Daniel G. Aumforf, Gtneyh-
EfENAkN H0CSE
Amorg the arrivals II The Sherman House, JET
ttr1iay, were the following: Hon. W. u. smith,
clnciILat,; J. z Edred and 4 Richter. MI snu-
Fec: d. Nut,e1s. Montreal; 2. G. Ghisno!m, Iofoo-
to; Geo. H. Halsev aud J. u. Cole, Cnlnornta
1homa& Warren, 81 Louis: John :. Henry, D1yen-
port; j. N Gortan, Cleveland; Richard e DEL
can ard Frapt 4 DuLcan. Alchlg1n:A ". Bas-
na1d, Col1yhdo--
FREMONT HoUsK.
AnopR the A1nvAls u the fremont House. JeB-
1erdAy. were the folio wing: D. Rtcket8, Ind AoA
z H. Tnruer, Quincy: uon: c. E. Munger, Joau
McDona!o. JOIN Dodge, c. ~ gilbert. Joliet
John p WlnHtnf, Msdnon; E. Z. Tha3er. SprloE-
neld; ". g. WoodA, Carlisle: A s. Hi9S.ns. An
ro1n: 2. Ty1seli. Nashville; HEPearte and Joaep.
s. HAL Cihctup2.l
, 1870-01-07

Bowler .cauit.edhetstlf qol.e Eesu, !. Lady Az
ca.h, altnouan ... no cn.n.ed her efera
e@S,es,ons ses ae:wtgsta fn En:,hnap. ses ses
dep'syed Hore ds.1attc ability thau We hare
t.oc. wtnous tetr9 very STRIKING or rs ernieaaue
AZ Eellri ard Rorconl used to make II, p. =
resc.tsesss: ~ ye5s % cIeG1oe 10 Ia tne 90 q ,ne
.ure,b1y. snd throughout tho cpera hr .iortrg
ts kIs sJs capital piece Of ac'ing, aud never
HHae =, ,hsn 'atssen.rs ~ Tss tns .e
biz rue voice, altoopsh It was limited zutiulJ to
concerted p.eces, did tremendous execution
eo1sse eaoo nsd y b, Il: Il:
sud,cte1t seeord in dro1e1T. and made I'd ver1 re-
a III sDSa
niIanls 70 rhe e+cund act septette- MI. White,
although he hAd ninrr part, thAt OF Aatseo,
OEe OF The best features OF the opera was the
finale Of the nrtt act, which we have never heard
TMs ereting "11 Trovatore " witt be given; to-
uorrow afternoon, "The Bohemian Gt11," and
to-nur0w evening =" "6onnsmhus-" Tho rspeT-
iei,s fcr next week s,ll be a. tol!ows: Monday.
Iesdsy, s'HuQuenots;" Thnrsday, Crown Dia.
uotda:" Friday, BENEFIT Of Mrs. Bernard, upon
Ehich occasion Adana' comic open, The Pos.
for the nrst time in Chicago. The role Of the Pos.
itllon VII! he taken By Nj. Bowler. This role, II
will he repenbereds 1rEt made the fame Of The
great European tenor Wachte!.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The cold weather la1t evening did not
prevent a good attendance at rho various tho
a'reA- TEls Is complimentary to the litte chill.
d!en Of ne Dickens famiys Hh9 are M holding 9ut
Opera House, and "Little Em7y vat the Museum,
the one pe1s0Datet by the little Iotta and the
other By The little Mayhem. The coincidence is q
curi0us one, Bnh has been veil Improved by Nj.
Dickens admIrers and regular theatse.goers,
The ssne bill Will bt Riven ut each p1ace TO
n,ph.; while at the Dearborn Theat1e these funny
fellow, the MtnEtrele present d very attractive
programme, full OF all sorts Of good thiDga aqt to
eject the raiblea-
Bern am. for whom the word magician i rot
large enough. and who has, therefore. laid Claim
TO The term pres idlg1tateul, commences hta sea.
eou OF the black aT1a ard necrom2ncJ next Mob
dag evening, at Library Hail. His reputation il 30
wen eztabnshed bolh IN nnd out OF the profession,
that rne nere auE Eouncetuent OF his season viii be
sufficient TO entute him large houses a. long a.
he Gbn1i remain.
, 1870-01-07
THE BAsnFcs MINSTREL.
LspRt. bic Adventure OF mn 'Ead Man" Ia
search Of a MarrIaxe Ltctnee,

Our Factions fr1erdp, the u,trstrelr. were hsv.
itg coed 1aogh. the other day. at the e1pense OF
one OF thelr brother artlsta, whose ninth provok.
lpg droller1ea do nightly keep the audience IN a
roar. The audactsles Of which he is often guilty
when the cork Is or, are only equalted It appears,
" the timidities which be sometimes dhpla5s
when he has to go uoon his natural cheek. The
nlesI1e nlhEtIet II, In TACT hopefessly bashtul
nau. He ls aoout 10 enter into tue state Of matr-
lOny wlt1 very WORTH IouuR lady, and his
adventures 10 search Of llcente were lne subject
OF Tie toke. TleJ khould ba added 10 hts account
OF tie astounding adventures which befel him In
the afr after The great steaaooat explosion
summoned up courage 10 prop ,se, Il known to the
nllaiIel aloae. le mad sonehoT passed Through
tne5s go s 'hst I@aaed 70
Intentions 10 al honorable Close At this critical
junctnse The happy nGu besan to Hssef, LIE
about to 90. lie threw himself upon tne synpa-
thles OF friend, and they both started ont In
search Of the County CletkS once; Before toey
naa procseasd 1as tsS Ste1
whtcn he was quickly 1etcucd hJ his friend In
1nedlately aftsf thar, another weakness seized him
up smiling. After roDe persuasion be was n
duced 10 enter the Court Honsc, but, not knoTtDg
sh,en:Has the clelt'a onlee. be .aadered INTO me
was curing for dlvorcc ron his wife on the
ground Of ,nudeltty- The es11ence was appalling.
''Tae minstrel turned away; Q 90 rot deem him
| place, 20 he went into another roou. II was the
| KecorcerA Court. A man was on trial Tor beating
Of domestic ncnors. aud the mins,Iri areE slsf.
| By the time he reached the County Clerks Once
| he was tpeecnless. The cle.E who !ssnea tue
narrisge lieenses asked HIN If he woula run for 3
| physician. The s,ck man looked Wildly around
the room and then faiut,3 e37cnsated, "No, Waot
70 fnox 4 On cap ie!l re hox Iuca the isIe u
I gentle punch IN the ribs which, revived him SUI.
1clentIy to enable hin 70 pop the Question. Toe
, 1870-01-07
AMusEMEHIS.

The attendance upon the performances OF the
R.chtpsa troupe gains vita each night, and last
evening quite large auoIeuce was present to
w1tucts The representation OF the always fayorite
ard popular ARA D1aTolo," although It h2a be-
cone as familiar to opeFA-goers ~ rsalu tuue 10
q congregation The CAS-: embraced the follow
1cg ar1isrt: zerlind, Miss Howeou: Lady -aAa1sh,
MrA Box Ier, Fra Dt1pofo, Bowler: Nl1o. Henry
c. Peales: Gioeosno, Jsues @. peAtes; Lord du-
ea4h, Arroll; Lorenzo. Bernard: Adtteo, Whlte:
Mlsa Nowson. the young dehutante OF IuesdaS
evening, made her second appearance OF tue
style ALd abilities thAu that OF !AdFiiona. Her
fxist rhYsf7ut tld peculiarly innocent expression
OF tounteEence, added to canstdeEaale natural
ndiretf, were-TcfJ aerial Ad9 to a proper repre-
eeDEat,oD OF the character, and STONED souo xnRt
for certaln lack or ease AID the coquetsJ which Il
Ia rIosen on that Of Mnrttapa, And aitnough on
ter occssle MS she Fang false uIon which, how
evef. she quickly recovered her1tl7, Jet sht sAnR
v{fh cuptdcrar!e eInIe8kOr, espec1alIy In the Fra
D:Avoo soLc; IN which fhe took tae exp oslse high
ZONES Of she trtmGse With excellent eject Ia TIE
septttte closing the second act which 10 vef1
trying and u utualy cut her vo!ce was serefel,
poasested Of nore than oFdlnarJ power and feeo-
nance, et least for = light sorfAnn. Cpo1 the
whole, the personAttou Ens vsrT cfeditaole ohe
for InuIE otEtnneL
Ra Hler nn1e an eccantabls Fra Disrolo, al
though bis pe1oua;ton Has lot very ptohenhced
menps. ID he best r1rge OF his voice, be sa5l
verJ <1pre ssive1y, ard got N encore by meana o.
his tter er dnus eadenta- dpTgoos OF his speaktns
partF would It rpF be INST - veu 10 0Elt eut1
ReIs is tne "Postr1on Of Loplnmean" spd ihs
"sug slrE," "ot which be ea gully In re cfo NJ
, 1870-01-07
the city N BRIEF,

At TIE ANIMAL MEK7fSG OF the First Unl'
Eertalst Society sSt. Pauls church, the following
named persons were elected Officers Of the society
for tie entuug year: Trnsteee, George a. Seav.
err, Ecsou Keith, u. r. II. Wallace; CLERK, A.
D. Guild: Treasurer, i. A. Briggs: Assactate
Trustees, F. B. Gardner, s. D. KimparS, George
u, Pullman, George ". Gage, Depjantn Lombard
c, O. sawyer. S. u. N:ckcrson ". E. Richardson,
= ". Alerto3. J. T. Lester, =. II. Underwood
George c. Martor, Abraham Gale, J-H SEan. !.
~ Dsssc Tns society Tets ;s, make ,ss sns Ga
year.
TIE rRArR1E SHOOTING TLrB holds meeting On
Aonnsy eyrnpE eext, At S. 1eaEae's Hal, {os tue
AND occupying The new apartments in the Orenta.
DuidrR, recently secured Tor tho rse Ct the club-
full attendance Of members u ea!nesty desired,
81 the butitess 10 be transacted II important
No. q. a: !: 4 81. wrre d9Is taSta1le'l, on
Edvaia cook, u. MI. .. Levl., S r.: cnsses
1s.nsS " 9a M = E., ao1f s5
j. s.; G: {. CARRIER, Tjier.
DNo, CHARLES L PARSONS, ?; ": G. T. Of Star
q iere Lose So y & ,s,ys, de,isss ne hs
iele The members oi tnst Lodge, apd The order
elt1aily, this cvetItR. at tha rooms, No. 70 L.
Sale street. Subject, "1sso-'
A rA1n OF STEERS, three yesrs old last srr;nE,
ty Johu Ein.t, the aecht CT the two cattle being
as:o roprts. They ere raised ny Ell Foote, q
Flors, wno realized fsl9 fer r.en.
ATTHE ClxsR OF oz utrsua'iy large PRAYER meet.
&rr he'd ii an e9ri1 hGuf yesterday nofniax u
lie Sfccrc Presbyterian Church, i gas decided G
hold EetesaI pra, meeting tL Far ell Bat ne1!
Mcrcay r1Irnt z, AID lat D. L. Moody DC invited
to Iced the exercises
HENRY MG6EHnCsK, 6l Europe, Will lead the
troyer ectpR IL the North Presbyterian Church,
tori Il ri 1rciana and ,ass s:1eet. tn:s morning
q, raltpaSt S o'clock. The public CT the North
ptyitlcn arc invited 10 attend.
JoaE Ks11Y, restd!tR At M. 40 West JacEsol
street, dad rcIy suddenly ct his hon E, yesterday
sftelloon- The cause OF dea!n ts uukro En. Cor
orer Cigayes has tceo Eo:l1rd Of the clFc1m
stat c. aud Will investigate iIto the nature Of tnt
rase today.
Jos1rH WARD lives on Milwaukee avenue
Joseph y a. ve1y 1nucn Intoxicated last evening
NJ xcc:atntallJ fell cut Of hIs seco1d.etoTy win
dow. Thc mshap Ies cited 10 tho loss nf hu eye
war1h c 10 ottess uot 10 fail ont Of second Htor!
VII d0As-
T11E STATE MICROSCOPIC SOCIETY hold a rcEola
n+e1tnr, ttta evening, IN the Library OF the Atad
| eu4y CT Seiecccf, on Wabash Avenue.
, 1870-01-07

nreers rrrs4rd closo u1'ou rse1 osnrr. the re-
q - n wsse n II f
vsarped 10 tEort tbroud. One OF sne ryts wAs
tpen The face WEB that Ct Al tp.ellI2ent man.
tc1sfeJ hsir. The hair Of the head vas long.
's .loSf, ,a5 s5s lax And vas cont'ae1ao'5 matted
Jo.tphine McFaussa, tho sister Of the mur.
6eItd won M, Hxs the drst Witn-+a called to the
bsef M < vei "a drsTn osertaee. sne iesssned that hcr
Gtter had been teeeaeS In tns Turuc.a' Sc1oo's
Hxeiole street, Wul'ansongh, aoout tnrts
had never Io.iced any undue Intimacy between
thtm: last Thursday afternoon abe nav her s!tter
ne lsst time, Eat ansa nohrg @ spoqs @ ner r., oeS.9
tis1er was expelled from lie school on account Ct
her eoniecsien wrh BanEnan. out ssld : 5ua.se
rsnItce Beck WA next called 70 tho sand; ane
keeps house Of ass'Rpau9n a. - Ezsostn
eS Sefofs the M right CT the i1seedJ; sbe had seea
Baunsn, however. nine moLths before. A. w1ich
h.ne he asIed as heE foass tor room, nss,eaa-
poop, at otlock, he cana alone, and shortly
atterz ards WOMAN rang The bell. He opened
the dtor hitnse!f, and admitted the woman sue
at ,her, hoote nve OF s!1 times ,,l, sgain, and
eech tine the eAue woman followed hln-
The lstI time be called at hss houss at
aiso sppta1eo, and the TWO walked np stairs 70
tnetr arar nebt on the top nool. Iae WiLness
then sai down 10 supper, and aI aeous 10 minutes
pat O'clock heard nef sessana r. .1tG' caM'os' on'
Afs Hses, tnsie eno9s .ha 49, ~ =; h, roon tn
S;n Ply ~ tpn had been sss,rTe1 aut IN The Nay
hniCa ne MG 1M9 tner reasmn1sd n.sto, shnr MA
st1s so1 W. snat 80 at ,he nor n ihe nom
ra,1a tSn 1no1e snnIa 49, she Enocren and called
Lssu ~ tssae Aunae Nns -araiuad m .enIv Sne
!of aun1ttsncf gu. r 5eG sa1os1na4 ~ nri.sr u;nota
nefteGed oosn taeu. aHu .nu. tnSa S oa Vt, - ,s,r,
who CHANGED 10 be patsle9 ", VI "nat "as taa'uB
place arr
1he officer ran up the asalrs. ana faapen ses- ~
eIat tlfk nnt1l, at last me ooor ~as openea "
the vomnn, who then tel back. 6ne was altuns