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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-14
mo. I6SnA
United States Marshais Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District of Indiana, )ss'
KEYHEBEAS, a libel of inform alton
Wv was filed In the District Court OF the
United states for tn District of Indiana.
on the 18th day of June, 1870, by JORDAN
Fields, John Holland. Dock Frank Thos,
Taylor, John Williams, Charles Robson,
and Perry Campbell, by their Proctor
Chas. e. Marsh, against the steamboat
West Wind, her boilers, engines, tackle,
apparel, ana furniture, seized at said DE-
u let upon cause of action civil and mar
ltlme. wherein they claim as damages the
sum OF t9l4 30, and praying process against
said goods, aud that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
Now. therefore, ia pursuance of the Mo-
milton under the seal of said Court 10 me
diTects q and delivered, do hereby give
public notice TO all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ber interested therein, that they be and APP
pear before the said, the District Court of
the United Staie', to be held at the city OF
indianapolis, in and for the District of In-
diana, on the first Monday of August
next, at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon OF that
day then and there TO interpose their
clat ms and make their allegations In that
behalf BEN. sPOOHER,
Marshal II. y.
ny SAMUEL DAY DeN-tv.
Attest. =, ID. HOW LAND. CLERK, iy2 ift
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DIaIH,s DoIxss1Th.t death has been at work
In cur Community with q busy hand during the ma
two onths. the following list Of deaths from
Der list to date viii attest:-W. III Simms, aged =
years; Elizabeth Stein, 20; Biadeu forreef 81.
Cherries Nin,ou. 90; AleI ander Logan. IS; George
Cooley, a. Mary Ann Crown, %; Mrs. Jane Cooler
g; Mrs 2; A. 0futt. "a; Mis-, @. Magruder. S.
Green: a: Mes Ncnrse, 80: Edgar Patterson al
VIM: Calhoun, ~; John Lang, So: Mr. T. Dovline
g; Toumin A. Poe, s.. and George n Sothoron a.
The above were mostly old residents.
SEVENTH BUILDING AssocIATIoS-The twenty.
fourth monthly meeting Of this association Vas hed
last evening, and fifteen shares, represen, ing the
sum OF S2,lo, were retired, at an average Of clsg
per share. ~
MfRcHANTs ENcHANeE.-The sales on Change
to-day were % bushels red wheat at l s., 200 at
81 36 800 at 81 IS, 40 az Sl45, at Is, i4o Il
SlGh so at IS, and 6OO at 10, the latter price
ruling for strictly choice.
The MALE MEMBERS OF the congregation are re-
gu, sted to assemble at Old Trinity Church at q
O'clock on Thursday morning; November 24tb, %
march in procession to Washington to receive the
Most Rev. Archbishop Spauldine, and to accom- pa.
ny HIM to st: Matthews Church In the following
order st Cecelas brass band, Young Catholic
Friends Society. Total Abstinence society male
members OF the congregation.
G. SroSIsTRkEr. Pastor Trinity Church.
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and eosts. Michael Csutlin. charged with being
drunk On the streets; fined - and costs. John
Mortimer, Chaiged with indecent exposure, fined
- and costs John Bailey. profanity In the street;
rned Is and costs, or workhouse ~ days. Conrad
Wetzel- charged with malicious tre-pass the
Ersperty OF Captain Patterson. in the County, hnet
81, without costs Ra6olph Peterson, CHARGED al n
having bis osr optn on sunday; dismissed. Wal
ter Jope. profanity in he street tusi IS and costs
Elizabeth Hughes, charged with selling liquor with
out license; fined 80 and costs Conrad weitZel,
failur. 20 place the tsdse on his cart
9uired by Law; fined 81 AID costs Jane
kecklaDd, found drunk In the street; fined s.
George Gethsrdt. stealing q piece Of board valued
st thirty cents, fined 81. VIM Smith charged With
throwing stones in the n rect and breaking win
dow IN the restaurant OF Mr.. Platl; fined So sni
guage in the streets; fined IS Jackson Brown. col
ored, threats of personal violence Ben amin Hur
S1o security e. keep the peace VIM Camphell
cvlored stealing three loads of sand valued II S3
dismissed.
ALL WRONG on THE GOOSE
George Jenkin., colored. ss<anlt on John L~a
Lee stated that jenkins brought Eve geese 10 his
take them away. and on his refusing to do A. he
flung them out of the door, and jenkins knocked
him down; nDed IS and costs. Also, charged with
profanity in the street fined S. Thomas Robiusoa
charged with being vagrant; security for good ba
havior, or workhouse % days. Mary CLANCY and
James alias Paddy WEIGH, charged With stealing a
cloak and shawl, valued at 80, from . passage in
the residence OF Mrs. Kuifht, on Sd street The
articles we're found at Smith 9. on 9Th street Fined
colored. charged with obtaining goods under false
pIetences: dismissed.
For other I<Ocals. zee FIRST naxe1
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THE COuRTN

z. s. SUPREME COUBT.-The following inter
HOW FAR BANKS ARE LIABLE FOR PAYMENT OF
CHECKS
of Coun bis. The defendant in error sued the bank
On the BANK assn 70
drawer. Among other matters. the court below re
ne bsn
q to the cheek The verdict vast
he holder Of bank check cannot sue the bank for
espted b. the bank or ehsrsed sSSn.t he drawer
The relation OF banker and customer is simply that
judiciary character. There can be no Foundation ~
for an action Q. the part Of the holder unless there
and there can be no such privity where the bank
SSd The holder ates the See o the e 30 o
the drawer and the bank is not connected with the
transaction. Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the
The W. A. AND C. R.R. CO VS.. THE COR roRArIoS OF
No. 2ls. Washington. Alexandra and Georgetown
Railroad Company vs the Mayor, &c, OF Washing
ihs Of Columbia spppeisS. S5
tanned preliminary Judgment below, restraining
a. formerly chartered usder the laws OF Virginia to
secure the payment OF certain bonds issued by the
and the appeal insists THAI the order dissoivins
appellants and nd fe Eve the decree Mr. Justice
No IA. Gupneli VS.. Bird administrator, ct al
The the :. tine
was filed to obtain settlement Of copsrtnership
The ,ss: ALLEGED
decree from which !unnei sSSss.d W.s amed,
Miller delivered re opinion. '''e'''' mr. Justice
IMPORTANT CASES PosTPoNFD.
other important cases which Wsrs ordered a. the
last session Of the court for argument on the first
Tuesday .h fs
ne court would adjourn over from Wednesday Of
on SS 5e1 N Grs5RH ai. s s..: s4.
q the Olevsland bar. and of B. d. Musssy, Col. II
TSs IL Ss e
ssn 2: Allen agt: Thomas D: Allen was resumed.
mad. dSoreins the parties led and board. snd
ossn,Y tn, the HTcpery here the plaintiff Snbse-
TSs q; z e
0STrt II General Tern and the dse,ion bso. vas
s:nepds .bs the Of The Bill does not carry
and sr X: 'sSa sSs e.
ORPHANS COURT, Jrdss AeAyt4r; TO day,
executor TSs mi dated July iss s. The viii
:ss ann and P.,r russs
II james Eveleeh, 70 whom he leaves his estate Tor
u 1 asn %H
Roach was dec ided BY the court not to be valid "a
wiz and Timothy Kelltaan applied for letters of a.
minis'ra'on on the estate. which will be granted
POLICE COURT, J1ese S.eit-To.pAr-os Oscar
6elson, colored, charged With carrying coucesIsS
weapon, q large Bowie knfe;) REQUIRED To- IN
bonds, under the workhouse oct, for good bsnavior
POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING
James n Smith, colored, charged With stea,ir,
vas appointed policeman and assigned to duty IN
the sstion house. Lieut.. Bckiod testified To- mssn
irg them and Afterwards nnding them at the house
Of Mrs, Beverly, IN the first Ward. where smith
rssidence, was found ip the trunk accused
ID and Ssked posfSonsment. IA order to Ton came
accused an opportunity to bring mp his wifncsses
The case was postponed until next week. - :
3 Z tLfe-. ALL SORTS. u, u
Louis Frederiet, charged with profanity and
Warner, charged with the same onense; fined =
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BRACKETS, VASES,
Chromos, Satchels,
Albums, Boxes,
naaA>AA n@ll.


received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store,
No. 45l Pennsylvanis avenue, between AZ and
9th streets.
A FAVORABLE NoroRIRrY.-The good repu-
tation and extended use Of "Bro,cns Bronchial
Iroches" tor Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases
has caused the Trochee to be extensively imi.
tated. Obtain only the genuine "Brown's Bron-
chial Troches" and do not be influenced by
those who make more profit by selling worth
less limitations.
GLoRIous NHwel
Cents Farnishin0 Goods Cheaper tkon Evey.
Gents Merino Undcrshirts and Drawers IS,
40, 50, 60 and 70 cents. Tho best q Undershirts
in the District. Good White Shirts IS, 90, 81
and &l.25; splendid article % and e225. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for Is cents. Handler
chiefs already hemmed IS cents. Knit Jackets
in an endless variety. The finest assortment of
Bows, Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city
Call and SEQ for yourselves. Franc q Goldman,
400 18th street, between ID and z Streets and
Marble Hall, 607 7th street, opposite Patent
once. 1891:
KID CLOVIS. KID GIovpa
Just received from Europea new stock OF Kid
Gloves, all coors and sizes, which still sell at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves ct
CHAs. BAuM's
Hoopekirt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh STREET.
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AMrREMENrR sRe.

National TAeater.-Barney williams and wife
"Fairy Circle" and lit 70 m custcm OF the
Country"
Ealgs Opsra Houss-Great attractions-Syl-
vester the IIlusionist, Mrs. Angelique Sehott,
and Professor Cobb.
IincoIa HaH-COncert by the Mendelssohn
Guintette Club.
HNkrftsr's Art Gallery, 4ss TIN street.
BGhws Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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DENTISTRY.

CeID wHA1H 1as. " APPROACH
AHD WE ALL NEED THE PROTECTION OF
WARM GARMENTS,
But tender childhood has its nrst claim upon ne,
therefore have provided for the little ones better
assortment than ever 1 had before, and would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies TO
beautiful and large variety Of
Chiidren's extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE.
sOARLEr and BLUE HOSE
WHITE MERISo SOCKS and HOSE
Ohildfensu w WHITE COTTON. extra long, and
Ohildren's Hand Knit sAQUEs, HOODS, LEG.
GINS, BOOTS, hlTTs, and CLOAks.
sc,IEEFAETS BBqsHEs and COMBS, SAFETY
yard. PUTTs and BOXES. BSsk Hsf Sr s o. the
Ladies, and Cent? all wool WHITE and CoLOREp
HOSE. Ribbed and Plain.
sCARFs, long and short, from Sc mp.
Lsd .So Hsnd-msds BREAKFAST sHAwLs AND
Ladies' VESTS, from u up.
Misses and Boys WRISTS. in all sizes.
full assortment Of TOILET ARTICLEs, perhape
the largest kept In one place.
HEMsTITCHED LINEN HAHDKERoHIBFs.
Gent. all LINEN HANDKERCHIErs. from
Soc. up.
Ladies' real MOROCCO sAToHELs, from S.nu,.
500 IRAyEL!.9; MARKET, WORK, LUsOH
HMBR0IDERID sLIPPIRs and CUSHIONS.
Fine ANGORA WOOL.
CROCHET and KNITTING HIRDLRs.
1000 EEw PATTERNS FOB EMBROIDERY.
Tosether With such en- assortment Of NOTIONS.
4 * asHXF va iH bszS az oo be found
- OHvKBDED0,
$40 sIvENTH Strict,
BIrwEEN AVENUE AND d STREET.
r.e: ;oa .s s:s 3 81 3 s: e. s"
~ a R p Z T q
We respectfully cell attention b ear
: HEw STOCK OF CABPHTTH0.
OIL CLOTH, HATING. 8u0s, nArs. ouI.
TAIN AND IUBHITURp AAT18lALS, 10,
IT, al SsEs 49, e. AZ ors.. q
f6fl1sA Their awenhg1k 0fF7E- --
~H1W suPPLI1s RDonrvup DAILY.
sI w g! g. &, arp .1.! ss.. s oAsa .xy
tEons y The bsss Dossdbls sAvaa1aGs. :
0DpR. uPHoLsrBRY BnPARrurv- =
.iss !: VII - sssSsss "a 81 az = s.s:s. 'sn
sal WI - 0TCMElL q On.
:..ss .sE;ss.. M. oss.. i e :.:s..
J. ::s:sssg. ~ PR! "a
s16s
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Try THOMAS DowLING, Auct'r.: Georgetown.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AND EFFEOTS.
a On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, November
VA Esd, 1870. At I o clock, will sell, at No =
Gay street. near Congress street, ell the
~ tHousehold Fur niture and Efects, consisting
Mahogany and other Essy Chairs,
Gilt frsme Mirror, Lounges.
Mahogany Cabinet, Mahogany Sidehoards,
Mahogany Pier, Extension and other Tables,
Cottage Setf. Cane -eeat and other Chairs,
walnut and Mahogany Bureaus and washstands,
Bedsteads. Wsrdrobes,
Feather Beds- BOOSTERS and Pillows,
Hair and Hush Mattresses,
Threepy and Ingram Carpets, Mating,
Parlor and other Stoves, Crockery Ware,
Win many other articles too numerous to mention.
GEO. A. BOHRER, Executor
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
The House for sale or rent. noi7
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CIBRS.-CHAS. 8EICHE & BROTHER sx .
p chatham street, New York. importers ~
BIRDS and Animals, are constantly receiving *
per ocean steamer, fresh weekly importations of
German CaIsries and other European Singing Birds,
and are enabled to offer them for sale lower prices
than any other house in the city Birds may be sent
per express with perfect safety to any part OF the
ness and care. poiS-6w
= J. a1IBDB0lB,
(Duoceesof 70 b. y. LevJeN Oo.,D -
OITIZENS, ARMY AHD NAyY
0EBCHAHT TAILOR,
1eepopolitan Hotel, Clsfs Drovnhl -
~ Il No. 16S Penn. We =. v.sn,~.>o.
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UAap ARMY OF rHn RRPuBLIc.-There viii
ce,n1 e os OF Grand Army men ct their hall
49, 30 And ID streets, this evening AT I
lished in another column " '"e oruef pup
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firIH WARD BUILDING Association
me "a monthly meeting Of this association.
hsid az ~, evening Dooley's Hall, the sum OF
on twenty-five shares. Se' Se"''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

TIE Alaska diamonds at Priggs store az.
more beautiful this season than ever.
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GoRFD BY Cow-On Sunday afternoon, 4
COW ran after child Of Mrs. Foley in the
piehoorhood Of st. Aloysius Church, and Mrs
noiey ran out 70 rescue the child, when the
hlurlated beast turned upon her and attacked
Ell WIN its horns, injuring her very badly.
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RARGAINs In In DRY GooDsI
BENJAMIN MILLER.

BARGAINS IN IN DRY GOODsI
BENJAMIN MILLER,
1o1 BRIDGE STREET, GEoKGETewN, ID. O,
cb n se,nf great bargain. IN Al kind: Of WINTER
Ia:s fsSs! s rs, Es: Id ss a.
k SSA: sss ra Gloves,
EnS.s.S:sis:: a..e..s WORT. and Real L.e.. .,o
NY ,sS,iysd AZ srfs 4 sssGssTsS.
xhieS vii be ehsrsd 70 the SSSlie a vsry 10.
fa .ts f. Pin a.. asSPSvfs;s 4;S e q
Order Please EXAMINE G ny cscSt esf1Te prfesssins
IL TER GOODS.
JOHN II. SHOOT,
lis Bridge Street. Georgetown, d. O.,
Bias received and 10 Offering q very Low prio.s
seecfed With great care. from the Ne. Yorf impor,
ter ana yooesis and bought e5elsstSsiy Ior casa,
h;s Bin
corded xpinelpgs and Reps, Empress Cloths, French
sss: s1d ss: q ~ e: S
init; init O,S GOODS ?, the best .dss full
and yousins 8id ssores ysfy f.f
sn s' So.s ss:s :a
wstsrRroSf and ssekinS Cloths Ord r.ts s;.ert.
pe. z qass n snS :n
sSirinss, SieSsrdscn Sess irish Linens, pssRsss
seS s: 81 and c.
'sssas good bargain. s joss 4 sT &
4 SHh ILpklssh CAST ofr st os6fHf mp
BOOTS, SHOES, etc., at L. GRApwOHLy 11sS
Georgetown OF wsshineton attended TO-. ocas ~
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GEORGETOWN A Advertisements.

Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auetr; GeOrsesOvp,
TRUsrEEs SALE os v.LU.BLH REAL rs
Nv T TAI, At UsLiC .uouos
sns r asy r. iS., sSd duly resSrsd .mr1s ,se
10 q ont Of the premi.es IN TUESDAY, ksrER,
NOON, NsNembsr 2eth. lS-o, at O'Clock, part Of
a.s sS Is in Bs. and y a
street, being directly opposite The termination Of
snsstsntsl two story frame pSrlIiha asS.. os
Terms: One third cash and tue bals.ce I'M 6 and u
ana the e' p srS
Of SH required As soon ss the property il Struck on
non THOMAS DowLING. Auct.
RY WILLIAM L. WALL q 90.
STOCK OF GROCERIES. STORE FIXTURES.
on Fsfpsf aoR sf Mo- 1 snsaE asts
II IL samuel Z GrSs. Co No lis IS a sihTs
stT.st. Georsetown, general sssortmei Of Family
IaiI s..sf,@:as e .rssh Teas.
isbarreis prime Sugar, dirsrent grades.
Porto Rico and other Molasses.
large s.sortmenf Of all kind. of Liquors.
t Ssrreis WHISKY s sssf qp sai,.
Soap. starch, Tobseco.
Store Fixtures consisting Of
Counter. Binns, Counter Scales, &C.
Termr: Over sl0 credit OF 30 AID 90 days, on "a
: sos notes Ns'I THOMAS ib6owLrse .u
GEORGETOWE DOLLAR STORE L. receiving a
VI large and superior stock Of Jet and Fanny Jew
elry ststuettee, Vases, Albums, Knives, Chrcm1s,
Picture Frames, Clocks, W at hes, and Plated Ware
for the holidays. Wonderful bargains for 81. No.
10 Bigh street }. q. NICHOLS. noB I'm
Gr0OD NEWS TO THN PEOPLE OF THE
" DISTRICT Il have just received large In
voice OF Goods from New York, which consists Of
splendid Black velveteens Black silks aud satins,
excellent lot Of Blankets and shawls Lace Collars
fifty dozen more Of those ladies cheap Linen Hand
kerchiets- Also, splendid line -f Hosiery, which
has 70 be solA regardl, - OF cost. All who In
the auction house OF = 0UTMAN. III Bridge 1t
Georgetown. Auction Saturday ct 10 o'clock a. m.
and ,. m. =. GUTnAN, Auct. c. II CRlPPEN,
salesman. noI7-2w
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X. OF P.-The Grand Annual Levee of the
Knights Of PythiAs under the auspices Of Mount
vernon Lodge, No. 2, At the new Masonic Tom
pie on Thanksgiving Eve-to morrow evening
y going TO be most enjoyable entertainment
from all accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

PRRsoSAL--Hon. r. A. SAWYER, of South
Carolina; Hon. Il. w. Osborn, Of Florids;
Francis Wells, OF the Philadelphia Evening"
B1ttsttn, and Finley Anderson, Of the New York
Herald, are In town.
The Mendelssohn Quintetts Club, of Boston,
is stopping st the Ebbitt House.
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TIE RECEPTION - ARcHpisHoP SPAIprva.
The committee TO arrange for the procession on
IhAnksgtvfng Day, in honor Of Archbishop
Spalding, met at st. stephens Church last
evening and perfected all the necessary details
Indications are favorable to large and impos-
ing demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

FHNAIE CoLoRED PIcKPocxEr-Last night
aeolored woman, who gave her name as Agnes
Redmond, was seen by the police to pick the
pocket OF German lady, ct the corner of eth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, while the
was at once taken into custody, ana abe MAN
aged TO throw down the pocket-book, which
Was recovered by the police, and IL il now a
the Fourth Ward precinct station house. II
contains some money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

q frame Bneo. pAS3tu. AdyOurntu.
BEARD Of Common Council.
Messages were received from the Mayor, announ.
cling his approval Of certain acts also, enclosing
communication from B. severson. in relation to the
repair Of certain bridges across the canal.
nav BUSINESS
The following were introduced: By Mr. Freeman
Bill to regu ate the construction Of sewers provjd.
81
tition OF property holders on street asking, if
s 'ass g s.,ns s III s.s .d.: ). q
By Mr.. ODonoshue.bill for relief Of Jeremiah Cos.
ps.!sd b. &, 81: ri5ls
sn tar S q sso 81 jane. y NJ
street SOUTH from s 10 YtS sreet s. uS. ans
street eegt, from the river 20 Maryland avenue;
iith street; referred By Mr. Hunt-Biii Tor water e
main in sth street west from Q 70 Weser strest:
New York to Sc ::sss
street, from street to Boundary referred. 10 A'n
Mr. Holden introduced bill fer the relief Of Proy
SI s. "a sS.y h:s. s'sn the .isi :f,ss etyshisS
THE PARKING OF STREET.
Mr.. Freeman offered 9 resolution, which was
p.Ikins on < arset, between 10th street and Yer,
mon; avenue, TO pc executed ,ce0rdinS to ths act
Ss eon.es and sas
Mr. Freeman ohsred 'rssolution. which was
the M.yc S board
The several Yards cd Il %, 81 What authority. v
Mr. P,.r os,sd he ,o,ioains: Where's tn.
cue stion has arisen yhsthee persons Who have been
S, t9s q Of y. .s sna
Time TO act In the ohlcee, arc entitls TO tbs pay
thereof end whereas il Is impSrts1t to the tai pay
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$40 sEvENTH STREET,
BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D srRErr.
P:s;.A Loot e AZ hsndsoms Bow windovs YIN
topey you tne trooole 70 tAke IL &C u-tr
c. r r Il T .. - =
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Io,so,
Graduate Of one Of the mo-I eminent COLLEGES In m
United states and the greater part Of life n.
been epeat IN the hoe Loadon, Pari- Phi.
depbia and eleew here, has effected OF the mn :.
astonishing curee that were known. man
troubled with ringing In the bead aud ears ~ re
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed AZ sud g.
sounds. ashfulness, with frequent biu. nius a,
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IHE TINE AND THE MAN-Such a driyipa
northeast storm as now prevails forces one te
think OF proper protection to the person, while
The hardness Of the times makes Il desirable &c
know where the most can be procured in tina,
line for the least amount of money. The an.
nouncement in another column of Straus the
elothier, comes therefore most OPPORTUNITY Jus,
now. He offers just what is needed, and a,
prices within the reach Of all. See his al vertise
ment, and then give him a call.
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received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store,
No. 45l Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
9th streets.
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The PROPOSED FRSCH FAIR.-The Interna.
honal Republican Association met last night at
AaIini's HALT. j. Durant in the chair and
U Come, secretary. The Chair stated that the
society had determined TO hold fair at Masonic
Hall, on the 9th Of January, which would be
under the direction of the ladies of this CITY.
hessIs. POlack, MariDi, and Callan were ap-
pointed committee to wait on a number OF
prominent gentlemen OF this city, TO see il they
would act with a committee Of the ladies in
making the necessary arrap gements for the fair
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Comptroller and signed by the Mayor
The motto. s9w ysT ,ss
t5ssa 81 B:;. ssist
II, st.y.rt moved TO lay III: G0ore,s resolution
RI.1: 6::s, SoSsSiiy 6.;5: sss:: and s.s.:1a1e.
The SCHOOL APPROXIMATION BILL.
1T; Champ ion. from the COMMITTEES on public
The Of The P.se sehoS oI 81. etS ,;
Msss ~ 70, th: hsca year ending June 90 $50,
& TO Be ssid to the trustee: Of eSo ID
MI 9niisk moved 10 strike out Of II. fr.s claus.
Of the bin making appropriations Tor Dayment Of
a me- r q ssSss As r .h n
st s IsaSG,'d tn. super
intendtnt Of Public Schools Wa not An once created
Mr.. Champion. Gin the chair. Yes but tn.
officer f.. 70. been 6 se sDas'rI.sd: !"
hs eO[Ss q teachers: ere not they On provided tori
MT Chsmpion Yes but there 10 no danger of
Aftsr further debate, the amendment Of Mr. Quick
s sns ssrssd to; Teas.Assss: 0rosmsp, Davis
StewsIi-s: ssys. Msssrs Baker, Champion, Chase,
o'nn0'''' ana s shss.sE o, TIE nm, -.-s
ntendent and teachers. ol07 TO for other expenses
priaiious are IN accordance with the esmatss Of the
Board OF Trustees, heretofore published In The
STAR. =
COUNCIL BILLS PASSED.
Council bills allowing Han. q. Addison to erect a
frame building upon square so, and William Loring
10 erect frame edition TO rear o. his house, we're
passed Council bills TO grade and gravel A street
Frank Twiss, were passed, Council amendments to
6n for erecting additional G. lanPs we're eoocarred
tablith gas lamps wherever he may deem necessary,
on streets where there are lamps. Council bills
passed. - 49, - - ~'~"S'
TINE foh ABAIENExr OF TAxIs NOR ExsENpEp
Council bill extending the time aliovine fan n,
cent abatement on taxes paid previous to December
Ia. And ALLOW ing nve per cent. to December Isl n
snerNhich fhere shall be no sbstsmsnf ~ r a.
ierred 60 finance Committee,