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Our system of Practice.

The medical world has become divided
into 30 many different Cliques, isms and
pathiea that our peculiar system Of pfac'
tiee may need some explanation.
Our remedies are principally vegetable
discarding entirely the use of OdlOmd OF
Mercury IN any form, believing It to be O
disease creatingag OF theworst descFip,
ton.
We are also opposed to the use of gen.
eral blood'lcttng in any case; believing il
TO be injurious to the constitution, and
Oitentimes dangerous TO life. Z M
Our mode OF detecting Chronic aztec,
tons OF the internal organs is principal.
ly,by an examination OF the urine.
During the whole course of our study
andpractice we have paid particular at.
tentiOn to this old German Mode oi
detecting disease, and we feel perfectly
satisfied that "there is no more certain
sign offered in disease" than is presented
in that secretion. "
Therefore, we now more especially in.
vito all those laboring under any lingering
disease thRt has not been cured, because,
perhaps the complaint was not properly
understood, to send vial OF their urine
for examination, and have the necessary
medicines sent them. We wish 1t dis.
tinctly understood that this "speciap
invitation is given to those who have
sufficiently tried the remedies Of their
family physician, and have failed to OBJ.
tain relief at his hand. #E
This is our privilege and right as physi.
clans, and Il Is the right and privilege Of
the afflicted to obtain their professional
advice and medicine where they choose,
Our office and residence is at No 1879
Grant street, Pittsburgh, where il any
Others choose to apply VIC will give them
our best medical attention, and will
promise them relief in every case where a
hope can be entertained bod.
.,.... H. OLDsHUE, MID. 'H
l #. L. OLDsIuE, H. d.
t E.a.J. W. OLDsHUE, NJ. D.
Address DRs, OLpsHUE, wy ..''
No, 1879 GrGntStrCet, Pittsburgh, Pa!
. 1td&W
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Peril and PrecautIon.

This Is q season that tries the frame and
the constitution. Ifthere be weak spoI
in either, the chilling damps, the rnalati,
GUS fogs, the varieties Of temperature thai
mark the commencement Of the winter
season arc sure to find II out. There arc
few symptoms that have not n weak spot
somewhere, and the wisest thing that any
man or woman can do Is to fOrtily II by d
course Of HOstGttGr's'St0mach lilttGrs, and
thus keep the enemy ut bay In war,
when city Is menACed the first thing to
be done Is II strengthen the ramparts.
The same policy should be adopted with
the human body, when its direct foe, ma.
laria, Is abroad. II the stomach is weak,
this tonic will lend II vigOr; If the bowels
are mOrbidly sensitive, this Alternative will
regulate them; II the liver Is inert, this
wholesome stimulant will rouse II; Itthere
Is constipation, this aperient will cure Il;
If there Is nervous debility, this norVine
win replace 1t with nervous vigOr; II there
Is impurity In the blood, this depurent
will neutrali2e II; itthere lisa cloud on the
spirits, this exhilarGnt will dispcl 1t.
These are facts that have been tlemonstra-
ted every day for thelast twenty years.
Can as much DO said for any other medi.
Cine-Or rather, can us much be proved?
for anything may be said by the unscrupu.
lous. Do not accept any OF the local bit.
ters recommended by dealers In lieu of the
Standard Restorative. c0d&w
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rhe EllrlbllltrI Qaesllon IAgaIh.

To the EditOrs Of The 1ntelugcncer:
The question Of c6lee Is at this time in
our State matter OF disquisition. Judge
Blackstone defines an office 70 be "a right TO
exercise public employment" Carthew,
on pagaA5s, defines an office to be" that
where one man hath TO do with anothefs
affairs against his will, and without his
leave" Judge Tucker, In commenting
upon these definitions Of an office, says /
cannot say feel satisfied with either.
"'To the first, II Is tobe objected, that II Is
said to consist In the right to exercise
"a public enrichment, while nothing Is
said Of the duty. The second definition
"wOuld exclude all offices held durdnte
"Jtae pldettO whereas very many In Eng.
Gland, and some even among US, arc Of
this character. prefer, therefore, in the
first place to divide offices into public
land private, and then to apply 10 the
"iormer Mr.. BlAckstone's definition,
slightly modified. A public office Is al
authority To exercise Q public EN-,
'ployment, coupled with the right
ITO take the fees and enjoy the
"emoluments and benefits thereof; and
with the duty of fulfilling 1t according
"to law. For every office erH ttrTlfns
Implies duty TO perform; to every pup.
"lic emplOyment fecompense Is or may
abe attached, and to the performance OF
every duty inseparably belongs the right
land authority to perform It, AND 80
i've find IL said, that eUery man IA a
"publf odioer iclio hath any duty concern
ing The piJlic." Carthew page 479. In
deed, says Judge Tucker, toe cannot con-
ctire Of am man exercising pn6ttc en-
PIGMENT Under The authority Of TIE ta'o,
receiring from the public q compensation
for hS SrriceS, and obliged 70 EeJor'g1 men \,
uhiht he continues in office, whether ne icm
ornotin am other character than that q an
officer. We might produce additional ele.
mentary legal authority upon the sub4c
Of nm office II deemed necessary. we
write this in no partisan spirit, outss q
warning TO such members Of the Leglsla-
ture and Convention as come wl.nln
the operation Of the 14th article OF the
Federal Constitution and the laws passed
by Congress 10 enforce the same. The
laws make IL the duty Of the United States
Marshal to enforce the same against oil
offenders, by arrests and informations ior
the action Of the United Grand Juries
under the rulings Of Judges Bond and
jackson. Gentlemen editors who discuss
this question, omit TO examine the laN
creating the places Of members OF inc
Convention and Legislature, and the con-
stitutions that control dnring their slt
lings. Let gentlemen elected to IN;
Legislature and Convention, who arc satt
to DO under disability on account Oh lh'
l4th article Of the Federal Constitution
examine this question TOR themselves, anC
II they conclude there Is danger keep GU
Of It otherwise go IN and abide the con
sequences. ~. lGNoRAAUs'
december 10, 1871.
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CINCINNATI, December 1S.-FLOuR-
Market steady with moderate demand
family So G0aB a.. b. VIZ Irl
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull but unchanged
No. 2 red winter 81 42a1 40. Con-Dul
and prices dropping, 44a4Gc, Rye-Al
advance Is asked but none established
asking s0aSec. OATS Steady, S6a40c
Barley-Steady, 7OaS5c,
GROCERIES and OHS unchanged.
Provisions -Pork-Dull, but holden
not willing to make concessions, $l3 75I
10 81 cash. Lard-Ssa9tc, Bulk Meat
I-Dulland prices have declined; shoulder
5tc; sides GRG4c; fully cured bacon shout
ders and sides unchanged. M do
HOos-Demand fair and market firm
at b 4Oa4 %.
WHIsKY-StGady at 00c,
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, December Marke
quiet and iirm ut l3a13tc for best brands
heavy brown sheetings; lac for heavy
brown drills, like Amoskeag and Appleton
l4ic for Alriatic DO; hiRl2I c for Amer
can stripes Hamilton and Anoskeag do
1Sa19c; Amoskeag corset jeans 13tc; In,
dian Orchard do. 12tc; Kearsage bleached
satteen do. ljal5ic; Arlington blue de-
Minis l5C; Haymaker brown do. 1910
Otis A Y A do. PC; do. b B zoe; do. @ c
17c; Pearl River brown and blue do. 2StC
Clark's ON TspOol thread SOC; Green q
Daniels 3,cOrd do. 3Sc; N. Y. mills mua,
Inns &c; Wamsutta do. 20c; White Rock
do, DC; AIapChester prints lie; Sprague s
lie. Mallory prints lee; Stearn's X X al
pOca prints SOC, and printing Cloths74c,
81 81 New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, December lS.-FLoUR
superGne, 81; double, 81 G9ii
treble, 81.
GRAIN-Corn-No sales. Oats-To ar.
rive at Coo; on spot; 05c. .I....
Observation-Disclosures; mess offer.
ing at $l5 05. Bacon-Quiet; shoulders,
clear rib, &c; clear, SaStc. Lard-Firm;
choice fierce, 94c; keg, Toto. Hams
New sugar cured, 15a16ic, i,I La
GROCBRIEs-Sugar-Quiet; inferior at
6laOSC; common to good common, 7a74c;
fair, 7Ia0C; prime, Ota0ic, M0lasses-Dull;
inferior, 9Oa3Oc; common, Soc; fair, Boa
CSC; prime, 4Oai3c.
Baltimore Market,
BALTIMORE, December 1s.-FLoUR-
Dull but unchanged
GRATN-W heGt-Quiet; Southern, COM
mon to fair 81 4Oa1 IS. Corn-Active
and firm; white GIa0Sc; yellow GGa70c.
Oats-bOa5jC. Rye-90ca$l 90. --g.
PRovIsIONs-Niess Pork-$14 30. Ba.
confirm; shoulders TIC; sides &c. clear
rib sides slci hams l4al5c, gLard-steA-
'BuTTER-steady; good to primo west
ern 2Oa22C; choice 22a24c. .I. .......a.
WHIsKY-Unsettled at DOC.
Allegheny Live stock Market.
PITTsBURGH, December IS. -OATTLE-
At East Liberty, Monday, cattle arrivals
were fair and prices ranged from 50 so TO
0 90, with the prospect of a heavy run
during the week. --- .f.g l.......z.
ITods-Arrivals heavy; Workers "a 80
to 4 40; best Philadelphia q 80. fen
SnREP-Arrivals heavy and the market
slow at 4aGc. iN.NbFlN4 Hy rHa.1t
Louisville Market. odd
LOUISVILLE, December 18--ToBACco
Sales 81 hhds; prices unchanged,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, December 1s.--GoLD-
Weak at 1O0a1O0t. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out today 100000 in gold
on account of the fvc.twenties redeemed,
making a total thus far Of $2O,73O,OOO.
The rates paid for carrying were Z per
cent gold 10 t.32 per cent ClCarings
$39 100000. aa
MoNEY-Tight. Loans have been made
at from Z per cent gold to ! per day,
closing Of Z per cent gold bid.
STERLING ExCHANGE-100t.
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G0vERNNBNTs-Quiet and firm.

STATE BONDs-SOuthern State seCuri-
ties dull and heavy on the last cali. AT
the morning Board there was a general
decline in prices, quite marked In some
cases. The fear that some more South.
ern States will default in their January
interest payments is having an tniavora.
BILE effect on the entire list
STOCKs--Opened firm and advanced
until about 9 y. NJ, with Pacific Mail,
Lake Shore and Reading as the features.
After this Llmo the market was weak,
closing heavy and lower. The decline
ranged from t to II per cent,an was most
marked in Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, Wa.
bash, Ohio's and Western Union. Bust
ness Is very dull, and confined TO few
leading stocks.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December 1s.4-FLoUR-Dull
but unchanged. ....
GRArN-Wheat- Demand fair but at
lower prices; No. spring Chicago 81 24i;
No. ., 81 lot. Corn-No.9 mixed 40la
Al; common ear at stock yards, seller
January 4Oc. 0ats-Speculative inquiry
and prices steady; No. 9, 80tc. Rye-No,
Q steady, G2c. Barley-Spting No. 9, 69i
a00c. 49, ,
Observation-Disclosures fair and
price advanced, S13 3Oa13 50, closing al
inside figures. Lard-8aSa. Green Meats
jim fair demand at previous prices.
Bulk Meats-Unchanged.
fIods-Live "a 0Oa4 Is for shlppingj
&42Oa4 40 for packing grndeSi dressed
"a 90a5 90, closing steady. 1881
WHtsKY-Quiet and unchanged at ssc;
sSlC asked at close.
- Milwaukee Market.
MmwAuKER, December 1s-FLouR-
Dull and prices nominal,
GRG1N1Wheat = Easier; No Mil
walker 81 19t, No. 1 do 81 90. Oats,
steady; No. 9, SIC. Corn-No, 2 mixed
scarce al 4ic. Rye-No. steady at 6ic
BSrlev-9teady at Coo. .N
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Hardware, &C.
Observation-Disclosures
= Z RAetcaIf & Burt,

Wholesale Dealers In Pittsburgh and Norway
Bar, hand, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Nall Rods, Bur.
den HoIsS 6hoes. Home Nails, AnTls, Bellows,
Vises, English and American Cast and Shear
Steel. Also, Hubs, spOkea, Felloes, &c,
FIRB AND BURGLAR PROOF SAVES
We arc furnishing Neasier, BahmAri 4 Co.'S Gin.
Ginlau Safes, with SArgenlB Combination Lock,
either In strength, beauty, or good qualities
Call and SEQ Chicago testimonlRla. E
E'1 ARTOALF a BURT, Agents,
noY21 IN 80 Main street
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,

Embracing French, English and German
DRoADCLoTHs, CAssIMEREs,
Ilalrllne and Stripes, Plain and Fancy English
and French DlagOnals, Scotch CheVOlt6, English
WorstGds, French Chinchllas. dc. Also the best
and most fashionable stock Of VESTINGS ever
brought 10 this market consisting OF Silk Velvet,
CABhmGrcs, and all the latest styles.
.oVERCOATINaS-- English Meltons, Beavers,
M0ecOws and Esqulmaux OVercOatlngs,
FURNISHING G00D9.--lIs stock OF Fur.
nishing Goods cannot 10 0EcellCd In this market,
and includes Hosiery, Gents Underwear, the
Prizo Medal Shirts, Collars, Suspenders. Hand
keIChleis, and everything Of Tho best quality and
at low rates. lie 10 importing direct from Scot.
land the famous and very fashionable Scotch
CheVoit Shirts, Drawers and Socks. Everything
IN this stock Is Of the latest and most fashlOnA.
bleBtyle. A call from his patrons and the public
generally is invited.
JOHN L. RICE,
sepii 81 MONROE BIT.
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We offer, Atvery low rates. '..
800 Bags Prime TO Choice Rio Coffee.
100 Barrels New Orleans MolaEsOs.
10 Choice sugar SyTups,
10 Hhds N. o., Cuba and i. n, Sugars.
Fancy DeInAraFa Sugars.
100 Barrels Refined Sugar. III. . 10.
% Half Chests q. p, Y, Ii, and OOlOng Teas.
90 Barrels Mess Pork.
100 TierCes Prime Leaf Lard
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard. ...H
90 Casks Clear Bacon Sides. ..f.
90 +" Bacon Shoulders.
30 TlGrces Sugar Cured HAMS
1900 Barrels Flour, D. mi. . H..
200 Bags Timothy Seed. .. ....
90 Clover Seed. ... i...
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
MackCrel, Lake Fish, Nails, Broonls, Spices,
Dye smiis, Wrapping Paper. A largO line so
lected Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, VI.
HarB, etc, etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co. Esi
OCb LIST, DAVENPORT u PARKS.
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ORGANIC WEAKNFSa
DIR. JOHNSON

nombCr Of tho Royal College of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most eminent col.
egeS In tho United States, and tho greater part
o. whose lle has been spent in the hospitals OF
effected some OF tho most astonishing cur that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
In the head and cars when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashiul.
times with defangemGnt or mind, WCr0 euTed
Immediately ~ ~" w. S~'SN
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A NTHRACITE CoAL.-5O TONS
~ Of best quality '0riental" and Sunny
side" heating stoVel, for above coal and coke.
StuTteVantl fan and pressure Blowers, sample
plAtGs OF PhilAdGlphll Ornamental Iron Work,
Veraldahs, BAleonies, Fences, Statues, Furli'
fTf' - METCALF 3 HURT,
nOYT co Main street.
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KANGAROO VeniSon Is becoming a 70
vorile dish with English epicures.
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LIVER DISEASE and
Indigestion prevail TO
a greater extent than
probably any other
malady, and relief Ia
always sought after.
II the Liver Is regn.
lated In it, action,
health IL almost lnya.
rlAbly secured. lndl.
gestlon or want Of &C.
uOn In the Liver
causes HcadAche,C Con!
stlpatlOn, Jaundlce,
Palm In the Shout.
dcra, Cough, DiLGi-
ness, Sour Stomach,
bad taste in tn o
month, billions at
lacks, palpltatlon Of
the heart depression
Of spitts OF tho blues,
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
M4MMM9Z99I
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by the following Schedule on and after No.
vembef 10th, 1871, Wheeling time: DID,.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE


Who have injured themselves by certain prao.
tice, INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from eVel companions or at school, the
effects Of which arc nightly felt even when
asleep, and, II not cured renders marriage i'm
sh0lld apply Immediately. ~
WHAT PITY That young man, tho hope OF HE
country tho pride OF his parents, should be
snatched nom all prospects and enjOyments Of
nleD y inc consequences OF dcWating nom tho
path OF nature, and indulging in n certain az
GTet habit Such persons must, before contGm.
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reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
,,i GoosAy requisites 70 promote COnnubal hap
through life becomes weary pilgrimago. tSs
prospect hourly darkenS to the Wow, ma mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Glled win
INC melancholy reflection that tho happiness OF
another becomes bliphtpl with nur n,c,, f'''" VI
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The many thousands cured al tbjs satsIJt..
mcnt within the last twenty years. and ia M.
meTons Important surgical operations DcrfSrmed
W; Johnston, witnessed by the TeportSrS T NJ
LM IKE and many other papers, notices Of
public, besides his standing AZ 4 OonianSr I NJ
character and Iespechbillty, Is BuiiciGnt etiSt.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
mario
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especially, who have become Tho victims Of Soil.
uLy Vice, that dreadful aud destructive habit
which annually sWcCns 10 an untimciy STnVS
thousands OF Young mGn OF The most excellent
uaeHIs and brilliant intellect, who might other.
Hlse hAyu GRirAncgd listening ScuAtGa with Tho
HIlinuWaO Of elOquenCt, or walked 10 tcsacy Inc
nYlnE lyto, may cnll with mn cnnlhrncr
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Married PERSONS, OF Young Men CONTEMPLATING
marriage, being aware nf PhysicaI W"ahnsss
Organic Debility, peloTm!llcs, speedily cured.
hoNao piaGes hmSSlI under The care of Or, ].
man, and confidently rely upon his skill a. DIV.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
DIR. .JOHNs,r0N

OFFICE, NO. z SOUTH FREDERICK sTpRpr
LeIt hand Bido going from Baltimore street. fcI
1oo, rom inc corner. Fail not TO observe tho
oD5,.t NO. letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp 10 DO used on tES reniv
Persons writing should state ago, and send bor.
ZION T otSdyertisement describing symptoms
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN hIS o1Icc
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Dr.. johnson has discovered The mod Certain,
Speedy, and only ElectuAl Remedy IN The World
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections OF the kidneys and Bladder, Inyolun.
eiFy Discharges, mpotoney, General Debility,
Nervousness pyspGpsLa, Languor, Low Spirits,
Commission Of Ideas, Rlpltation Of the Heart,
TlmidiS, Trembling, DimnGss OF Sight, or Old
lineasi Disease OF tho Head Throat, Nose or
skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising from
Solitary Habits OF foGth-Secret aud solitary
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than tue
song oISyrcns to tho Mariners Of Ulysses, Blight
Ing their most lgilliant hopes aud anticipAllnns
rendering ma FiRge, &c, impossible
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MARINE NEWS
sToN, NUARY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Br bark Howard, Shaw. Phladelphla-1o days
Ballast. To Rhett & Son.
Schr Ann S Deas, Garbatti, West Point Mill. SO
tcs rice. To Cohen Hanckel t co, ] L Shepherd,
Z lcock & CO.
steamer City Point. Vincent, Palatka. via Jack.
Sonville, Fernandlna and Savannah. 81 bags
sea island and bales upland cotton. IS hhds
CO, VIM Nj Lawton Is Sons, d Carroll, PInckney
Bros, W 4 Williams L. SIN. J McInnes, Stoney &
Lowndes, u kracke, H Bischo1 i CO. Geo "
Williams CO. G " Witte, Order and others.
Steamer Argo, Ktssdm, Edists and Way Land
ings l6 bags sea island and bales upland cot
ton, mdse, &c. To Dougla, Nisbet Rayenel CO.
Stoney 4 Lowndes, G W Witte, fraser & Drl Jno
COlcock T. Gu, W Dayton, w K Ryan, W Bird i
co. Rol,mann Bros, Gaillard & Minott and Order.
Boat from johns Island. bags sea island cot
ton. To ] C0!cock Gu.
Boat from WadLnalaw. bags sea Island cottoa.
To Colcock .s CO.
Boat from Wadmalaw. bags sea Island cot.
ton. To Stjney i Lowndes.
Boat from Johns Island. bags sea island
cotton. To Stoney 4 Lowndes.
Boat from Cirist Church. bales upland cot
ton. To Ssoney Lowndes.
Boat from Eds'o. bags sea island cotton. To
Stoney " LOwndts.
Boat from Torgoodoo. 10 bags sea island COT
ton. To Stoney Lnwndes.
ARRIVED TUESDAY.
Brig NJ c Roosevelt. Parker, Savannah days.
Ballast. To W Roach co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, Mobile-Street Bros
i CO.
schr j h stickney, Fooks, Bostou-street Bros
/ co.
Schr E Hooper, Hooper Philadelphia via
Bucksvle. 8 C-H Baker & CO.
Schr $ & CoIsrn, Brewer, Phiadelphia-H F
Baker j co.
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A DRuxnM ARnEsTEp.-Mr. c. J. Williams

A DRUMMA ARREsTED.-Mr. c. ]. Williams
was arrested yesterday morning and taken to the
detectives office by Oficer Lovett on charge Of
doing business without license. He was found
at an establishment for selling sewing machines,
where he had set up separate business as sales
man. His goods consisted Of o lot Of stamping
machines Of late patent, which he was dispos-
ing OF at rapid rate by means Of several runners
In different parts Of the city. One Of these was
arrested and teld upon Williams, who, he said,
had license. This did notsatisfy Mr.. Detective,
who went after the principal, who could not
show hia license, and was thereupon arrested.
He Is held for examination.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.-Ata meeting
OF the congregation OF st. Matthew's German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, held on Sunday,
the nrst Of January, the following gentlemen
were elected to serve as officers for Tic three
year5 next ensuing: Trustees-G. b. Lindstedt,
J. P. Merkhardt c. voigt, F. E. Schroeder, J. F.
Puckhaber and D.. Werner;F. Il. Ploger, presi'
dent OF the trustees; J. G. q. Claussen president
Of the vestry; VIM. Unerhardt, secretary; John
Heesemann, treasurer; A. W. Riecke, sexton J..
Helnmann, organist. Committee on Cemetery
D. Werner, G. yoigt ]. F. Puckhaber and @. II.
Ldndstedt. Committee on the reception Of new
members-D. Werne-, J. P. Merkhardt and F. j.
Lilienthal.
There will be no afternoon services hereafter OF
this church. and the Sunday School exercises
will be held instead.
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TIE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
% We beg 10 acknowledge the receipt Of an invita-
tion to be present at the anniversary celebration
OF the Graham.Lee Society Of olWashington College,
LexL gton, va. The orator Of the day is Mr.. ]. B.
Stubbs, of Texas. The debaters are Mr. I. s.
Connella, of Alabama; Mr.. ]. W. Taylor, OF Texas;
Mr. J. ". Lee, of Kentucky, and Mr.. T. P. Grasty.
OF Kentucky. The committee are Mr.. O. B. WI
lipgham OF Georgia; Mr.. E. NJ. Kirkland, o. Ten
nessee; Mr.. J. N. Banding, Of South Carolina;
Mr.. J. v. Scott OF Virginia; VT. S. r. Fisher, OF
Texas; Mr. W. h. Summereil. OF North Carolina,
and Mr.. G. N. Meriwether, OF Kentucky.
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IMPORTANT TO PouLTERERs.-John Francis

IMPORTANT TO PoULTERERs.-John Francis
and Henry Taylor, co!ored, two Of the most noto-
rious young poultry thieves in the city, were
brought before Trial Justice Schroeder yesterday
afternoon for trial. They were charged with the
recent rolation Of Mr.. Adger's poultry house, on
ais premises In Legare street. The offel .e was
proved, and, with; much indifference, admit
ted by the culprtts. Francis was sentenced to
twenty five and Taylor to fifteen days Ia the jail.
When his sentence was announced, Francis coony
criticised the choice OF the justice in fixing upon
the term Of twenty-five days, and wanted ID know
why he did not say thirty as was expected.