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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14
THE SOURTS-

CRIMINAL COURT, Jadge CdTffsr-In the case
Of Hisgs and Regain, charged with burglary. and
who we're defended by Mrssrs. Darlington 4 Son,
IN" Jury to day rendered verdict of cOuv ctnn az
IomraBled with recommendation TO mercy De-
feIdant's cUuI 81 moved a new trial this morning
upon an exception TO the admissibiiity Of the cnn
tssion made, On the ground that IL was made when
the were in the custody Of the officers they
assuming the guilt OF the prisoners.
The case of fieaZer b. Young, the letter carrier
charged with aving, the 9h day o' October last
iorg.d check for S25 the Freedman's Savings
Bank, was call d, and it understood that he
would plead guilty; but his counsel being pres
ent the case went over until to morrow.
CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Mac1yfAHy. TODAY
the case oil Douglas agf Douglas was resumed.
POLICE COURT, Judge SaslL-To-dsy Teresa
smith, charged with using prufane words on Penn
iyIania avenue; fined S3. Sophia Beatty. loud
and hoistt rous language; fn6d IS. Barney MsuuaiI
drunk and di.oIderly in Georgetown; fined S..
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LOCAL n z w s.
tI;RIsTMAs II COMING.
RSOIitay <soOds-W here to Buy Them

Tor the benefit Of those who desire to purchase
Christmas and New Years presents, either
ornamental OF useful, we continue to-day our
annual notices OF holiday advertisers. and shall
go 20 from DAY to day a. new advertisements
appear in our columns:
The sensational announcements of proposed
changes in the Cabinet do not create half the
S1Cit, ment that prevails about the WEI. known
establishment Of our friend SHILLiNGToS, at
tie corner of ~ street and Pennsylvania ave
niue. as the holiday season approaches. His
display of illustrated and Juvenile books of every
dsscriPiion, bibles, PRAYER books, albums, desks,
games. IN word every thing usually foun0 i'm a
srst-ciass book store is more than usually tempt
ing. All OF the late periodicals, embracing
European and me ricaR books of fashion are "a,
b fOTnd on his counters soon a. published.
Since bis store has been enlarged he is enabled
o. display bis goods to greater advantage and
sg- . re has many works both pleasing and
iEs'' Icting.
~F NJ feathers make fine birds. ~ and the place
10 set fine feathers OF anything in the shane
o iti2lmihgS' Iaees, gloves, &c, &c, is at the
SicTe Of r. q. DAVIS, corner OF sth and NJ aTket
space. This gCntle man has Just received his
holiday stock, and the ladies will find il To their
advantage TO give him call before purchasing
ei-cwhs.e.
Come cd gentleman be liberal, give your wife
= Deu carriage for a Christmas present IL
wOr't COS. much If yOu go To Il. ii. GRAHAM. at
the corner Of 9Th and ID streets. He can furnish
Ecu with a superb turn out az a very reasonable
price.
Our dispatches from Annapolis announce
rhat the court room there is crowded
during The trial of Mrs. Wharton. but the
crowd there ~ small compared To that daily
visiting the establishment OF A. STRAus, a.
Mfi Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street
The rush et his store is not to be wondered at
when HIS prices are known. just look AZ his
SdveTtls. Me III See what astonishing low figures
nc has for excellent clothing, then 90 10 his
store and YOU viii find that he makes good all
se offers be announces in the columns OF TIE
STAR.
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RRODHEAD & COIRemoved to 1905 Est. >
- Offer the finest all Wool French Sstines at IS cts,
worth 81; Olive Green and Plumb color Crepe fin
ished Cashneres, uoyely shades and elegant goods
entirely new 81 per yard; all Silk aud Wool dag
onas, similar in style to the cloth which ia in such
favor with entlemen; all Wool Serges, Black Silks,
hlpacss; Reps, IRISH Popins. &C., &c. Also. Kid
Gloves Hosiery, Ribbons. Cersets Collars and Cuffs
&c.,very cheap; Bleachei and Unbleached Cottons,
&C ard upwards Prints and upwards; c, rsets,
Sterling Spool Cotton, &c; Waterproof, 81 and up
ward; New York Mills Cotton, &c. A full line Of
Handkerchiefs and host of other desirable goods
for holiday presents. Call and examine. BROD-
n. B-Eleeant Lyons Black Silk at 81 per yard,
worth S2T5. deco In
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The concert and ball of the Hebrew Associa-
ton, at Masonic Temple, last evening, was q
great success.
The work Of laying the new asphaltum pave
ment on Pennsylvania avenue, west OF nth
street, commenced this morning.
The little son Of James Carpenter, who was
severely burned on Monday. the 4,h instant as
stated in the STAR, died from the effects OF his
injuries, on Tuesday last, and was buried yes
terday from his fathers residence. OH l. street
between 10th and 10Th streets.
Taxpayers should remember that the time
during which a rebate of 4 per cent. is allowed
expires ON the 10Th inst.
The District assessors are now engaged in as
sessng real estate in the several legislative dis
tricte.
The Coffin boilers of the 10th district held
meeting last night, and came to the very sage
conclusion that the republican party i'm their
district was defeated at the late election because
II was divided.
Governor Cooke an anonymou letter informing
him that Washington is about to be destroyed by
hTs; Moral: Insure your property.
The following have been elected officers OF
Gethsem name COmmandery, No. 3, knights Tenn
plar, for the ensuing year: f. e, g. H. John
son; generalissimo,y l.. Hickman; z. e., John
Batteii; prelate, John f. Clark; treasurer, j. Z.
Bell; recon der, II. w. Tonpkins; warden, JEFF
fersOn Thomas.
Hart and Riker's street railroad now manages
10 saye az both ends of the line. The Bridge
street improve ment is the excuse at the George.
town end, and the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road tunnel the excuse at they Nayy-yard end.
~ uvlh C.ists, Win proper manage ment, travel
need not have been interrupted more than day
or two. As it is the public are Inconvenience
week after week.
The alarm OF fire, shortly after s O'Clock this
morning. was caused v the burning of a pot of
tar near the corner of Vermont avenue and 18th
street.
In cur report of the Klingman divorce case
yesterday, two errors occurred. 1t should have
read that the parties were married in $50 and
not 1st5. and Mr.. j. n. Colby appeared for COM
plainant and not for defendant.
RELEASE OF LEAMY, WHO KILLED CANT
John Leamy, committed to Jail on the 9TH inst.
ON the charge of the murder of Elijah Cant, by
the Coroner, was to-day discharged from Jail by
the court, on the Recommendation OF the grand
jury.
ALASKA DIAMONDS, French sets. oroide and
plated jewelry, in all the new styles, at Prg.'s
one collar jeSelry store, No. 10. Pennsylvania
avenue, between 4 and 9th streets. Receives
holiday goods everv day.
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I HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
Il " II positively sell N NY
ENTIRE sTOf X OF CLOTHING
without regard Of cost, a. wish to
CHANGE MY BUSINESS.

945 Pennsy " ania avenue,
cecl2 COLI Next door to l.. Johnson's Bank.
A c A R
The undersigned would very respectfully inform
the citlzers al Washington. Georgetown, Alsxah-
dria and the public in general that, ing leased
the spao Iou- establishment at the north II
10th and ID streets, formerly occupied BY J. &.
MoGulre ESQ, We shall remove our auction and
c. mmIs-inn business thereto, having in that
iatlishment better facilities to accommodate
the public, to which place We respect
iGly request all cobsigbmehts TO be made, We
have been induced TO make this Arrangement ia
order t. enable US 10 make more and greater
cOLNeniences AZ cur old establishment at the north
east corne, OF 9TH and streets for the display of
every variety Of fine FURNIrHRE, CARPETS
and HOUSEfURNiSHIN GOODS; and which we
would grateful ly ack now ledge the kindness Of the
public III tn past la the liberal gift their patron
aEewe VIII still BE- importunSte, and solicit con-
thu ttlon al increase of their favoIs and will
mise, as in the past, in the future deal Justly
with all
All orders relative to the sale of Real or Personal
Properly will be thankfully received aud promptly
after d6d 10 at either of eur stores.
dig cost GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
tChroD., ReVub., Patriot.l
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NJ EDICAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
COL UMBIA HOSPITAL, WASHINGr TON. ID

Proiessor }. HARRY THOMPSON and DIR. 4.
ASnFObD viii deliver course Of Lectures at
columbia hospital, To females only, Commencing on
the 4th Of January, 1872. and continuing each Tues
gay and Thursday, during January, February, and
II will embrace all the instructions necessary in
An aay' rhysloieey, Midwifery, and Hygiene, to
duties OF q nurse.
At the close Of the course, those students Who in
tend to follow nursing as Q profession I'M have the
opportunity Of entering the hospital and remaining
- nurses Tor three MONTHS at the end of that time
qualifications.
This course OF lectures will afford an opportunity
10 laoies who have no intention of becoming proSes
sionaI nurses 10 acquire SUFFICIENT knowledge Of
anatomy, Physiology: Hygiene, and the treatnle II
OF IN ants, to enable Them to regulate inteligenty
All mat pertains to g cir own health well as tn !,
OF their families.
The lecture will commence at 4 p. m, and con-
tiDue for one hour.
Tickets can be obtained of DR. J h THOMPSON,
i52i Massae husetts venue; DR.. II. A. ASHFORD,
1851 New York avenue, of the Matron of tn
Hospital, corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvaaia
avenue. desS-d
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I. Becker q Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock Of goods, which they are selling at the
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cali
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. IBECKER & CO.
OdeOn Hall, corner street and Pa ave.
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i LID AY ST OCK

10 l. ID AY rock
NOw's THE TIME TO SELECT
HOLIDAY GIFTS
PROM
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
we have ever offered, comprising, in part ali the
New Illustrated Books If the season
Standard Poets ~ every variety of binding.
Sets Of Standard Works, I'm calf and half calf
Devotional and Theological W orks.
Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bibles, our own importa-
tstiop. The largest, most choice, and chea pest
offered in this District
All the New American and Engiish Juyenile Books
- beautifully bound and illustrated.
Chromos and Notices.
Writing Desks-Inlaid, Paper Mache, Rosewood,
Mahogany and Leather.
Work Boxes and Dressing Cases.
Albums. Card Cases and Pocketbooks
Games. Parior CroQuet, Parcheese. Building Blocks
Magic Rings and Dcsecton
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
dec9 fr 400 7th St, Intellieencer Building,
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OF the amount outstanding (embraced I'm the num-
bers as aboye) sixteen million Is ooO 00ol dollars
lars are Registered Bonds.
Coupon bonds Of the act Of February Is, 1861 were
Issued in four distinct series Bonds Of the first Sc
ries Tall Of which have been previously called for
redemption do not bear the series designation upon
them, lille those Of the SECOND, third. and fourth
bonds.
United States securities forwarded for redemption
should be addressed to the Loan Division, |" Sec
retarys once, and all Registered Bonds should be
demptiou." GEO g. BOUTW I'll,
deeS-diH6WH Secretary,
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
II A PPY NE W TEA R.

To provide both to you ana your little ones, have
spared no pains, and am able to lay before on
an assortment OF goods which for
QUALITY, CHKAPNEss AND VARIETY
win challenge your admiration;
you ill find:
Ha.s pair Brown Placed HG's. pair Iron rrsme
finer da o s:, do a1ss q k
Cus set Of Lace siee,es and Collar ss.i Lsee
Collar; I pslr fine Kid, eloth, Silk or suck Gloves;
on hhPs GSHS
splendid Ladies Merino Vest, all leather satchel
faH es With
70 wha,ebones, handsome Opera Hood Gilt BO,
Gold ditto, and several other Styles Jet, She'll Gilt
EnsIsled Lava, Siafprs spar and s Other sets Of
Locke,s. Finger Rings, &C.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
pair superst,ut English Hal Hose, pair super
extra do, pair heavy Wool do, pair English
handkerghie,s, better, do, $ best do, 5 colored
sO 0o FL Linen he%%ed do ,s5y fine do pair
SIN Fleeced Gloves, pair # the best suspenders,
Ss FRI shs, yf6y az wool
Buttons in fne gold plated, Lava, Comedian, Coral
Chains. handsome Cigar Case, Se., &C.
fOR III ONES.
Dolls in about - different styles, dressed and I'M
dressed; Doll Carriages, Cradles and Bedsteads,
Tables, Sets Of China or Britannia Dishes, Pane
ramas, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Building blocks
Paints, Accordeons and Concertinas, Mouth Har
monieas, TT mbones or Comets, Ten Pins, Basstee
snd Tivoli Tables, Trains of Cars, press agons
Hoee Carts with Bells, Punch and J udy Ranges and
BnSns gesss sss and
Tin Kitchens and Kitchen sets, Picture Blocks
Sets Of Furniture, Nosh's Arks, sheepfolds aud
Farms Boxes Of Soldiers, Iron Cannon, Swords and
Guns, &c, sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Set of Chessinen, or Bominoes, Brackets In endless
variety, Fancy Wood Mats, In a set; White Paue
do, in set Brushes and Combs, Umbrellas, silver
Plated Ware, Ststue.tes, Vases, Busts, Card and
Fruit Baskets. Desks, Work Boxes and necessaries,
Chess Boards with Men, Lays smoking Sets, Puff
Boxes with Puffs, Hand and Standing Mirrors, I'm
broidered Slippers and Cushions, Lace and Hand
made Tides. Cloth and Bairbrnsbes, fine Buffalo
Combs, Oil Paintings, Wreaths, Flower Baskets and
Crosses under Glass, carved Photograph Frames,
Bohemian Glass Toilet Sets I'm different styles hae
Pocket Knives: Wade Butchtris best Razors,
large Japanned Walters, two for 81: finest qua Try
ditto el.each; remarkably chesp;l large Hand
warranted steel, &. coed thing to have in the
house. y 1o0dl.s:l Key Racks, Towel Racks, Book
slides, Picture or Music stands, &C., &C., &C.
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Tor this sv,ycor5irory fort 20 center autks t-sPs
OF Washington and rtetntfyaf
OAK HALL
Are so simple az 70 b. readiiy Enieraood and az
precIdfed, ard sted only 10 be mentioned 20 Eaor-
ohghtg drst the vssaf of all appearance az
hSfntps or misrepresentation.
Being convinced early Inst summer from the great
oearh OF wool IN the mar kets that rise in the price
OF staple and fancy goods must speedily follow,
TOOK ad, antage 81 the market % heavily stock
stores IN anticipation 81 hrsk fall trade, but the
September and October has left larger surplus on
hand than we can prudently reconcile ourselves to
carry. Hence
PRUDENCE, CAUTION AND NECESSITY
Have decided ne TO offer this surplus stock at such
figures as 0sSt command ready sales.
Therefore aasosnoe thai (c~ fhs sezf fly days,
or Vntu CLEAN SWEEP as made OF oar eatgs
stock, fhis sale wall ocnt'nse from DAY 20 dag, and
thar reasonable satrtfoe tcru be allowed stand
~ fhe rGs AZ a ftoroKsh yeait zdttoN Of tst,a-
ttons and riH refNse ofsy for ANY Garnaeaf at4
eorertHs tAe cost Of manufacture.
Or stock will be replenished daily from the
tory in Baltimore, northeast corner Baltimore and
frederick streets, including Nos. = and SO Weet
baltimore street, and 4, 3, and y n. Frederick
street noE- Inn
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ONE OF THE N OsT ATTRACTIVE features OF tn,
Teachers Institute proceedings next week will
he the select readings by Mark Bailey, at Lin
CG.H Han, OIL Tuesday evening.
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CITY ITEM S.
ALASKA DIAMONDS


Fine French Etruscan Oroide, Plated Coral
and jet Jewelry and Fancy Goods, in all the
new styles for the holidays, received at Priggs
Sewelry Store. No. Al Pennsylvania avenue,
between and 9th streets.
THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD-If the Indian
Herb Doctor fails to describe disease and tells
MS patients the nature of their complaints or
Illness, without receiving any information from
them.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With nature or the laws Of Life:
With blood our hands we never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our + ather. whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple herbs beneath our feet,
wen used, remove our pains complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Culled from the dewy lea
These shall speak in touching power
or change and ealth to thee.
No charge for consultation or advice.
once No. 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
of 18th street.
WEATHER STRIPS Beet in the World-For
Goors and windows. Also, the only inodorous
Gas Heating Stove in the world. at Hamilton &
Pearson's, Y. NJ. e. A. Building, 9th and d
suees. 12.l3,l:
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BUILDING ASsoCIATION.-At the SD meetipg
al the Washington Cooperative Association IaSl
N eht, 5000 were sold, at average of 80 cents
premium.
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The GRAND historic PLAY Of "Marie An
IOinette will be repeated at the National
' heater this eyening-Mrs. Lander in the title
role with the same efficient support as on its
presentation last Monday night Those who
nave not seen this hne play should not neglect
The IIesent engagement -e
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For CouGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS use
" Browns Bronchial TrOches," having proved
their efficiency by a test for many wears. co
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CBILDREN's OvEECoATs.
Boys Overcoats,
Youths Ovcrcoats.
A. STRAUs.
w.f.m.w.f I0li Pa ay bet 10th and nth SIS.
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The undersigned has removed from his old place of
business, NO. 1917 Pennsylvania avenue, to -
1907 + STREET, 81
beftreea 18th and 18th streets ~
where be 10 prepared to attend 70 all orders
in his line OF business. such as BELL HANGING
ING TUBES, &c. yobbing promptly attended to
All work done In the beet anner, AT lowest rates
Al.o, IN connection, has opened = stock of HARD
WARE. HOUsE-FURNISHlNG GOODS and VA
RIETIES.
share Of public patronage is solicited.
IA en- SCIINEInEP
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND AMATEURS
OF rTst- class Roses, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Climbing PsIlOr Plants, &e.-Haying sold q part Of
my place and wishing TO dispose Of the balance In
the spring offer for sale the best collection of the
sboye named PLANTS and great msay other
kinds 81 first quality In quantities to suit purchasers
JARplN, slorist, corner OF Connectic ut avenue,
Washington, u. q. nos
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FINAIE SUFFRAGE Pro aa5 Csu.-A woman
suffrage delegation was busy AT the CAPITOL ves-
tSrGaN interviewing members and appealing TO
Item To vote fer an enforce ent act 10 b.
assCd by virtue Of the fifteenth amendment
establishing female suffrage iii this District ami
al Tie Territories. A bill for this purpose " IN
y : thought, BE- presented on Monday next.
The CORES rOndIrg secretary of the anti femal.
> hrage CON mIttee, cOnsistingOf Mrs. Dahlgren.
Frs. sherman. wife Of General Sherman and
'fLtrs. has transmitted 10 them, for presenta-
ton 70 Congress, protest against female sui
if2Ee containing $500 names of some Of the
noSt respectable ladies in the country
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TREAsrRy DEPARTMENT. Dec 7.lMl

TKEAsChN DEPARTMENT, Dec q, ISL.
By virtue Of the authority give: by an ACT of Con
gress approved July IA, 1870, enttl ID IAN to
thOrize the refundbg of the nation al debt here
by give notice that the principal aud accrued inter
est OF the bonds herein below designated known a.
tNe.twenty Bonds, will be paid At the Treasury OF
the United States, in the city OF Washington on
and after the 9Th day Of March 1872 and that the in
terest said bonds will cease on that day That's
to say Coupon Bo, DIS known as the sECoND SERIES
act OF February 49, 1862 dated May ], 1862 as fol
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THE TRADES.

II EMOyAL.-JAMSS +. BRIEN, PRACTICAL
~ PL UUBER, Steam and Gas filter, has RE-
MOVED to Cog Louisiana avenue. Orders left at
re sidence, 229 I'd st. N. + Capitol Hill, and al
store. will meet with prompt att nton. d-cll-t
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sHockING CASE OF Observation-Disclosures
day Sanitary Officer Sullivan found in a shantv
on 18th street, near the Metropolitan railroad
stables, a colored man, named Henry TAYLOR.
rotting OF. He was lying helpless, while chick
ems were hopping about his person, he being I'M
able TO drive them of. A permit was nrocured
and he was taken 10 the ASYLUM
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THE ANATETE COSCERT TO be given AZ the
tOngTeg atiOnal Church, corner OF 10th AND q:
streets, morrow afternoon, in aid OF the choir
fsnd- will be one of the most pleasant music al
entertainments of the season. Some of our very
best leading local talent, among whom are Mrs
Herminie e.. Butts, the well-known soprano.
Mr.. e. G Ever. tenor. and Mr.. +. A. Chase
baritone, with Miss Spalding as pianist, will
participate.
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For CoRHs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. SIS l5tL
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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MAX STIAKOeCH TO PAY $500 BECAUSE
THHATKR--In the Circuit Court Judge Mac
Arthur. Yesterday, after our report closed the
case Of Spalding & Rapley agt. Max Strakoech-
action for damages for breach of contract in not
iulnlling an engagement for the appearance of
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg at the National The
ater-was given 10 the jury, who returned YER
dict for plaintiffs for $50. The amount claimed
was IS COO.
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SNALL-Pcx.-Yesterday Lieutenant Noonan
OF the sanitary police, had the coach man of Hon
Fernando Wood removed TO the smallpox hos
pital, be having been found sick with smallpox
in the stables adjoining the residence of Mr..
Wood
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SINsUiAE AND FATAL ACCTDFNT-This
morning. about O'Clock, Officer Anderson, of
tie county, reported 10 the seventh precinct
station hOuse that the body of an unknown
SSioIed man was found Oh the other side OF the
IastsIE BIanch, between the Navy Yard bridge
anu Mrs- Talbot's farm, or the shore From the
appearance Of the body, IL seemed that the man
mus nave been carrying a heavy piece of tim
Ger upon ms shoulder, and. stepping upon a
piece OF ice. his feet slipped and he fell the
tihGei Sulhing him on the head and fracturing
his skul. When found the body was vet warm
The coroner has been notified. The deceased
was identified as T. feytOn Hays, and al autop-
sv will be held
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings, Fairs
Festivals, &c.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par.
ties.
NJ. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
aus3 643 Louisiana avenue
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MErRoPeL'TAH DoLIAs STORE
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II DESFOSSE'S FRENCH BAKERY,
= sos 18TH STMET, NEAR Pa. Az

Celebrated French Paris Joco's Bread and Butter
Rolls Botels and Restaurants furnished ut satis-
factory prices.
pepot-yelati's Confectionery, GIG 18th street,
near e.. Orders can be left there. SER Sps
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, French sets, oroide and
plated iewelry, in all the new styles at Prigg's
one collar jegelry store, No. 10. Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets. Receives
holiday goods every day.
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RELEASE OF LEAMY, WHO KILLED CANT
John Leamy, committed to Jail on the 9TH inst
on the charge of the murder OF Elijah Cant by
the Coroner, was to-day discharged from Jail by
the court, on the re recommendation OF the grand
Jury.