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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27

The LAKE CAAMPLAIN BRIDGE.-The
Troy Times says: One of the piers on the
Vermont side of the proposed" bridge at
Ticonderoga has sunk twelve feet below
the surface Of the water. Notwithstand.
ing the repeal Of the law workmen are
still engaged at the bridge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
OLA Follows, Celebrates.

AVAILABILITY Aoses AAkSsA w.
) The city 10 full Of Odd Fellows to take
part in the celebration this afternoon.
ios-President Colfax arrived 1t one
o'clock this morning, and was met at the
depot By large procession Of citizens
who escorted him to the residence Of
Past Grand Representative Underwood.
Loud calls were made for the vice-Presi.
DENT who appeared and thanked the an.
dience for this unlocked for PERCEPTION.
The President arrived this morning, and
was met ct the depot BY tho Mayor. Com.
mon Council, and citizens and escorted to
the residence Of g. 8. Ortiz, Ex-memse,
Of Congress, where he held reception
this morning. He win join the Odd Eel
lows procession this afternoon. Among
the distinguished persons present are SEN
ator and Mrs. Morton, John Cuburn ant
Gems. Darlington and Trumbull.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
A Capital Plan.

/ ST. LOUIS, April 20.
The Executive Committee of the Cspi'
-, Removal Convention at Cincinnati last
fail = Ill not call another convention fo'
.h.t az. It until next year, and till thu
w..t.rr & '.ates have gained additions
f.orore..man to whom they are entitled
under the new c. "sue'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
COMMITTING NEW IN CAsTLl

COMMITTING NEW IN CASTLE
- TON.
The subscriber has fitted mp the rooms on Main
Street, formerly occupied by J. A. Harrington -
Tailoring establishment, and intends keeping
first class 4
GROCERY STORE AND EAT
ING SALOON.
He has a choice assortment Of Family Grocer
les, including every variety of Canned Fruits,
English and American Pickles. Sauces, Reliehes
and Jellies. picked Lobster, Triple and Tongues,
Teas, Sugar, Spices, &c. All kinds Of nuts and
nice confectionery, also fruits and ice-cream in
their season.
OYSTERS IN RVERY VARIETY.
On TEAS he offers Ito close out nice lot now
on handl the best bargains to be found In Yer
mont, IS per cent. less than present prices. You
can be sure Of always finding the best brands Of
smoking aud chewing tobacco and cigars.
A GOOD LIVERY,
With lively horses and new and clean carriages.
It will be our aim to please the public and merit
q reasonable share tf patronage. Please rive M
q call. b. VALIOUETTE.
Castleton, vt, April 20, 1871. [ap25d2w&w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
From Cincinnati.

Catherine Roberta. mother.in.law Of
the notorious Mills Brothers, has been
found guilty Of having counterfeit money
in her possession with intent to pass It.
There is q movement on foot to open
up the census reports here 30 far a. manu-
facturers returns are concerned, It being
claimed that in many cases the returns
were decidedly below the actual facts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
Indian Outra4es.

1ANOA1ON, 1o1'S z3P111 10s0s
Indians lately attacked party Of nine
white men, 60 miles west from Buford,
and killed Charles Hawkins and Thomas
Harrington Of Omaha. and wounded W.
Reynolds of Indiana. Captain Andrews
of st. Paul was accidentally shot through
the heart at Buford April second. Bar.
racks are building at Fort Buford for ton
companies Of the 9Th cavalry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
q Elected.

The election passed in very orderly
manner, although, as is indicated by the
above table, good deal Of interest was
manifested in the result, and an unusu-
ally large vote was polled. The contest
for the office of Trustee was very warm in
some of the wards, especially Ward z.
Splits were numerous, and no less than
five tickets in all were in the field. In
Ward Z, by mistake in printing the bal
lots, 1876 votes were cast for George Girls.
wold," instead of Geo. A. Griswold, but
the result il not changed by this oversight
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
REMARKS.

The number Of cattle 1t market Il eonsiderxb,v
less than last week. and - prices have advanced
outWest and - all the New England 6tases have
supply, the majority govern, and prices have a.
vaDced 500 per hundred pounds On the bet
quality and probably more on the lover gradss.
". ~. Jones sold nve oxen, 1900 lbs. each ct lie
PEI 70: d. Low sold two oxen to drsss 800 lbs
ct lOxc per lib. ]. B. Cook sold for y. NcFsr-
land two Canada steers ct l2c, four q IL 10, ax
From suother lot Of Canada cattle, Il were sold
ct Sc On live weight and two at 8kc live.
The sheep trade vas also quick ct perhaps hal
dollar on hundred pounds advance,
The commissioners Of cattle diseases for Mas
sachusetts have issued an order to town and city
authorities revoking all restrictions ON the move
ment and traffic IN stock after Nay lst hence our
next market viii be free md open 70 store or
stock cattle Of every description, except that ou
pfested localities.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27

THAYRR-FO6THR.-I Mount Holly, Apei
5th, BY Rev. 8. F. Dean, Mr.. Hannibal G. Thay
er, of Ludlow, and Mis- Sarah Annstte Hostsr
CHADWICK oooDNo. In Rochesssr
April 18th, by Rev. George 8. Guernsey Otis II
Chadwick, Of Hancock, and Edna A. doodno, Q
Granville.
CARY-IN0ALLS.-InH Hancock. Ami lsth
BY Rev. George 8. Guernsey, Zenss Cexy ~
Lucy n. ingalls,, both of Hancock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
village Elecsion.

In pursuance Of the official notice, the
legal voters Of the village Of Rutland a..
sembled at the Nickwacket engine house
at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon to act
upon the following subjects, which had
been presented in the notification:
Let. To elect, by ballot, a Moderator
CLERK, Treasurer, Collector and
seven Trustees, one for each Ward
I'd. To hear the report Of the Trustees,
Water Commissioners and Chief
Engineer. ~
Sd. To choose Water Commissioner.
4th. To choose Chief Engineer, First
Assistant Engineer and . Second
Assistant Engineer. y
9th. To choose an Auditor.
9th. To see If the village will alter OF
amend any of the Bylaws.
7th. To see il the village will vote to
build an Engine House. which will
accommodate the Hook 8 Ladder,
No. Q and No. 3 Engine Companies.
9Th. To see If the village will vote to
raise sufficient sum of money, by
issuing bonds or otherwise, to com.
plete the work on the new Reser-
voir.
9th. To see it the village will vote tax
to pay the debts and current ex-
penses for the year ensuing.
The meeting was called to order BY the
Moderator, Charles II. Joyce, Esq. who
retained the chair till about three o'clock,
when being obliged to leave the meeting
Mr.. Joel M. Haven was elected Moderator
pro. tenn. The polls at once opened and
balloting commenced for the officers
named in the first clause of the call.
While the voting proceeded, the second
subject, that of the Reports of Trustees,
Water Commissioners and Chief Engineer.
was presented. when on motion it was
voted to accept these Reports without
reading, excepting that Of the Water
Commissioner, which was presented by
Dea. James Barrett, as follows:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27

Little Falls, Feb. Is, 1859.
Mr.. Truman-Dear 6ir Mr.. Oliver has put
mp several monuments In our cemetery, all Of
which have given good satisfaction. His work II
attracting considerable attention here Tor the
care and Workmanship with which It 10 executed.
]. 8. ALDRICH.
(Of the firm Of Buych Z Col
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
NY. stock and Money Market
.rfE n1isl,site s-ar- NEW Yosx. April 26.

The gold market was quiet and steady Al day,
transsctions being small and huc.uations unfre-
oueut. and closed firm at llOx0il0x. The en-
eaeemenu Of specie for tO-morrow's steamer
amount to 100000 and the treasury disbuIse.
makins 4 total this week of IS 230, O0O.
Two event Of the day In Wall street was 5-20'd
at mar. gold, for the first time since the bonds
we're Issued. Government was paying ll0X FOL
5000 et the same time gold was selling At ll0x.
0ubscriptions to the new loan, today, wert
AlOO 600, making total to date Of go, 722, $50.
0oveRnmento closed strong. rrai T.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
Fire &C Keene, N. II.
KEENK, April 26.

/, The finishing shop and storehouso Of the
Keene furniture company were burned
this morning. Loes estimated at 5000.
No insurance. The Cheshire chair com.
pany occupied . part Of the building, but
nearly all their stock Was saved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
Boston Produce Market.

Reported an. -esaly fog the HxaAID By C. G.
CuAr,~.,, TO-, Commission Ner.
49,. chants. ~ ana a, taneuil Han
al p Market, Boston
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
II DAN WANTED.

Wanted by the let OF June next, upon unen-
numbered real estate, worth four times the
amount desired, loan Of three thousand doliars
for two years. Insurance On buildings h much
larger than the above sum.
Address at once, "LOAN," Herald Office.
aprjl25d kvtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27

,,.~.ld IL the only paper IN
Tne ,.n,v of Rutland, or this sec
the o Vermont that takes Iele'
tion y" news. The Herald receives
Er"r .ssociated press Reports reGu'
.aplv.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed
BIZ ths Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Fair
haven, commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
lust ali claims and d. msnds Of III persons against
Perry Smith late Of W.ilingford In sid district,
deceased, hereby give notice that We val NEE.
for the purpose Of ex.1iape - I sasow.oe
hi WsIlinefsd on the last Tue days Of Nay and
S.uxembee 1871, from o'0ock .. N, until
O'clock pm each OF saad DAY, and thstsix moDtt
S,Ssn the 4th day Of April, A. ID. 1871. IL the
dino limited BY eaid Court for sai1 cediton TO
present their claims to us for exsminstion and
Dated ct Wallingford, this sth day Of March,.
d. 1871.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
Funeral Of Senator Harponaimg.
b. PENN YAM. April 26.

The funeral of State Senator Harpend.
ing was attended by large concourse Of
people yesterday afternoon at Dundee.
Representative in Congress- W. 81. Lam.
port, Senator MINER, Asssmblymen Hill
and Lord, the bar of Yates county and
prominent gentlemen from the district
were present.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
Hem A6petn se,>Ieuts.

WANTED.
A Girl to do houseN,ork and assist ct baking
To good capable girl the comforts Of heme
trusty, capable girl to wait In his ce.cream rooms
and do second work. Address or apply ct Rich.
ardson's Ice Cream Rooms, Hope street. or d
pot Refreshment Counter, Greenfield, Mas.
april25dkw1w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
THE PESTALOZZIAN
SIC TEA H E R,

BY DIR. LOWELL MASON, THEODORE
SEWARD 4 JOHN w. DICKINSON.
A very clear-headed and practical book. serv.
ing a. a manual for teaching Music. Geography
Arithmetic and all other &C hoOl studies on the
ANALYTIC OR INDUcTIvE METHOD,
Which is amply illustrated by examples, and
made ready for the use of all instructors Pric>
$500, Mailed. postpaid, for the above price.
OLIVER DITsON 4 co., Boston.
CHAS. II. DITS0N CO., New York.
mar24d sat &mon Awtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
The fplIovinefare the quotations I:

Money was plenty ct 405per cent. on Govern.
ments, and 506 per cent on stocks.
sterling exchsnGe firm ct l1O0l104.
Stocks continued to advance throughout the
day and closed with the upward tendency Wen
sustained. 'A ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
, S 8. :. EHu sS5s, oon-''''oa'.'
l7:w3w
THE 0ROvER q BAKER, for all

Il binds Of family sevins. ts the bet machine
Moore the public. It's superiority On every kidd
- S~hric. nom the thinnest, silk or Nainsook
e. The heaviest beavers, has been thoroughly dem
mstrstsd by ~ IN dozen years ne 90 com.
naxioon With al the Leading machines. We have
made nearly three thousasd shiEts and have done
nearly stx thousand jobs Of every vaxiety q ssw-
ing, and canned reputation that has brought uS
0roerv fro0 more than Q thousand nil0 sway.
mn n have done With The 0ROVER = DAr
KRR. Ladies, II you wish TO see what can be
dono With sewing mseAinA, ea1l e
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
Liverpool and W. ~seTn N.'A
~. 4H.ss ,,~soY, April 20.


@H.ss ,-sov, April 20.
The Troy Times of this eseoses W.
tsins the following market rep "ft.
LIVERPOOL, April 90. 11.3O a. M.
The markets for American BreadaVuuz
IL dull without change in qustatiors'
Flour 27s6d, Red wheat lis to 11s4d,
Red Winter 1ls10d, white 12s4d. corn
Ses8d, barley A., oats 3sSd. tia5 fi
~ S-zsi BUFFALO, April 20. y
Corn Demand fair and prices firm at
61c. Oats Market is steady and quiet
ct 672c. '-,.+,,-
-. CHICAGO, April %
Wheat: Market 10 quiet and steady at
$1.23 cash, $1.25 seller May $1.26 seller
last half Nay, $1.27 seller June. Germ !:
Market il dull and prices are unchanged
-5ca seller Nay, $40 seller June. ~
ass Geo ssc yss CHICAGO, April 25I
Receipts and .shipments Of -four and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
Rutland Retail Prices Carrent

Reported expressly for the HERALD BY Chester
Kingsley, Grocer, and Dunton Z Walker,
proprietors of Fulton Market
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27

u,u uoyr n. WHEELER, Chief Judgs
HON. JEROME B. BROMLEY, Ae.s s"o
Hon. BRADLEY FISH, '"sgss
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
LUCKY FELLOWS.
DIsHEARTHNED.

Crowds Of people are on the heights OF
Mont Marie Watching the artillery duel
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
CHICAGO, April %

Receipts and Equipments of -four and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
HON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Camnrs1~ 49, meas>rs
For the week ending Aprl n, 1871.
Reported foe AsRataana HuAxp.

PRICES.
zee! per 100 lbs. On total weight Of hide. tajIov
o ns AZ ,s ms:t; extra elOoo0el2O0. Yirst
vlL30; third quality, e0.Ou0lO. OF. n ~ xxx
so nS,e PAIN OF the poorest cows, Aul, sto, ssO00
Veal-Calves. 1504l2 sSss
Fat hogs, Per b., 7k0sc, live WEIGHT.
ehotes Wholesale, 90 l0c. retail. sKOiia
Aides-Brishton 7Xc0sc y d; county, lot..
Oslf Skins, l70lsc Der lb.
Tauew' Brighton. 6 to exc per lb. country lots
~.
Pelts. q each.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28

ben. SD fab lie ni@t mebr i@ par
rerbannt unp fonnte ibr, he mir auf
Grpen 10 tteuer mar, rie Nu9en nt1t
mebr sueridsn. Meine Sitter bat DIT
Sieser einee;osen. Sd bin cbae 0elo
unp pbns 1isbe in Der @elt. SD fra3e
Sie, 6err 0raf, weun Sbnen Elm fol-
Dies 2oos az lbsil wurpe, mas uarcen
Sie tbun 49, Sie ,plreen aud
na9 elmer Gul6anung perIansen, TO-
fern fe niht auf Koiten Sbre5 Gbaz
rafters er;istll .perpsr f6nnte. IS 1T
etwaS iamer;libea, in Der Welt III fte<
ben, obne Vateflano, pbne 9etmatb-
p5ne Witleip uno 9iebe. Da6 bat mid
1bmere &dmpie eefpitet. SD fam Is
Sbnen fdmonn i@ sdte Nues bin,
penn mir r,ein @aterlaro pierer 9e1f<
net ,piroe. SD bin Elm Spanier.
SD bin Elm Geelman1. Da5 ia9t
Sbnen Mue5."
Danba!o mar, alS tt bisie @orte
seipro@en batte, isbr ersrifcn. Seine
Stimme ;~itterte uno er mAbte fl@ ale
MQbe 9eben, un, ieiner mdnnliden
Gaiuna gii9t5 III peraeten. Ger
W:af be9riT rus Wsridt isiner &sre
wpbl. Gr bbr1e msbr nit Miitleie i'm
5er;en ais nit Nupe ;u. Seine lbetl<
nabme fit ren G%eltannten f1ei9erte flb
;ulebenrs.
sd baas Gii;leio nit Sbnen, DAM
oalp !" lprab ser Wraf ui@ teoauele
sic ls5bait."
OprtieBung.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28

Deutl@t &anf.
WtQiu6 Brptb. i. Dunbar.
StYauL Minnefota.
Ntr aee,nebmsa BE Se0rsune aau sum sau,taS.a, ~.
ssrtsea Gsi&afte. ans ,par so,usspeitt:
/. Nnnabme Don Deppften.
0eleer, pe&e bet uns eePsntrt uersen, htbsa i~.e.r,et,
eeus ssrtertss xaustsune, su. gsrfaeune Der Dep0an,utsn
Sur aaf etat ssetmmts 8eit BET uns niesssssIsea Stlssr
ssrsasa mir s pGt. Sntersfsa.
2. @elp<@ e@fel.
0sls, etlber nnb fren,s. Nanju saafez uas ser,aufu
rt tets jura 2ases-Gsure.
3. Nnfauf unb 8erfauf BON @e9leln.
Bon aut.n sauau,trs. 8tru,.u auss.a.ut. qDee fa, saa.a
6et uns Rtts jum eurreuteu Qeurfe In @elt uuaeeuaubelt
rerbeu. gDir setauftn aDeaitl ant sletp gsrt, 81. eeuts.
s Sstssq E:s Mi!gsst.s s :: r.: i:r ~, a a.f IL @h$ Ssasss ssstat:
Rrea MIR u. u. aaf tulseuss pldse Gurspas:
Au9sbur9, Granffurt a. M.,
8a1el, Berlin,
Bremen, GaNe,
9pblenI Gnln,
eetpsi9, Wannbein,,
Wun9en, NurnbsrA
Strabburg Stuttgart.
lrier. Wten,
6smtur9> lrnppn, &c.
4. Giniiebrng Don @elrern.
@ir bc5pr3en bas &o4eetiren bon Mptn I'M,
@dulbl9etnen aQer Dirt, @rbltaftsn u. f. n. in
allen Ibetlen @uropa's unb Der Ser. Staaten.
Oaau erfcroe:lite papiere, ais geQmatten,
@ersi9tleiitu lungs llrfunten, 1ptten1Getns &c. fer,
tioen mir ieltlt, Unite: 0arantirun9 Der &e6t,
e~ul:isteit an unb ~teicreeu bic eoniula,iF9s 81
slaubisuns perieltsn.
Zen @esenwertb a4er IN europa
our9 un6 coQectirten pper bel uniern
pprtt9en @erreippnpenten fir unier,
&e9nun9 etneebenren @eleer 3atler
mir bier III Sob ans.
5. @erfauf pom paiaee>S deinen
ssr: s:1l sss ssst!i S;aT ssts 2 Ss%sfs.e s1 iss ssi s]sssst ass
.ur We'fe sDu Ner-gort biz Ct. Tau! ~ ben ~aiesreass
prefeu.
s. Bejablun9 pom Ioren
tn i.tem zpeile ss etaatss. Nnsauf uni g~,s,auf osu
0suaseteentbun. eesen Gpmn,tffcn '. II.
Z. 8eretniote Gtaaten Bombs
ieher Art, ais 5-2Oer, 1O-4Oer uat 7-30,r iaufen unb pr.
tauttn rr iau. Gases'Grurfe.
gebrleer wiQiuS S Dunbar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

THE Boy MURDKRER.-The case Of Henry
welcome, the lad who was hanged at Windsor,
Vt, on Friday OF last week, at the age of 10, is
most griev0us instance OF youthful deprayity
HIS crime, to which he confessed, was the muir
der OF an old man for his money. His course
downward was all achieved in three years-he
having run away from home at IL, and entered
almost Immediately upon . career of vice, dis
sipadon, and miscellaneous crime. The moral
lists, in their search for the germ of young Well
comes welcomes, will be somewhat embar
raised to learn that. from his own contrite state
ment Of the case, his bad impulses originated in
visit to his sister, in q distant quarter of the
state, which gave him an uncomfortable long
ing to escape from the restraints Of home; and
the indulgence Of this led to worse and worse
attractions Of laws, parental, moral, and civil.
The doomed youth Was very certain that had he
been punished for his earlier misdeed. he
should never have reached the climax Of crime.
which brought him to the gslloEs.
~ The main gasometer OF the BROOKLYN Gas
Company yesterday exploded with great noise,
killing one man. iniuring several Others and
damaging the surrounding building. The total
loss Is estimated at $50 900.
ga man In Iowa has invented a machine
for making gas from water, and has introduced
II into his own house, where il has proved a
success. The apparatus lie simple, and occupies
but small space in one corner of the cellar.
To the water used is added surphuric acid and
iron turnngs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

CHARLEY SHAY's Monster Ouincup,exal f..
position is the rather awkward name or An exhi-
bition which has been drawing crowded houses in
Baltimore during the past week, and which win
week. There Are i've distinct Companies In the
troupe, and their entertainments are said TO
have the merit Of novelty, and to b very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28
CITY ITEMS.

WHITE GooDs.-Dress Shirts, Linen Handker-
chiefs, Collars, Cuffs, Half Hose, Shirt Fronts,
Duck and Marseilles Vests, white Jackets, sc.
One price only. GRO. q. thinning,
40 Seventh street, y. W.
FRENCH GILT JEwELRY,
Oroide Plated Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
French jet and Whitby Jewelry,
Fancy Goods,
Received at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
4oI Pennsyivania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets.
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at 81 q pair,
al sizes. A new assortment just received ct O.
Bsums Corset Factory: 40S 9TH ct.
BALBRIGeAN HOSE fog ladies. At the astonish-
ing low price Of IS cents, at q. Baum's Corset
Factory, 40s It'll st.
TEE WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor.
ner Of 1th street and Louisiana avenue, 10 Open
nom $50 to 1870 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
Ia addition to it, regular banking hours. FIVE
per cent interest on all deposits.
1HArfxn has al kinds Of Thermometers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

TEE REV. DIR. KRKIIxs, formsrlv ,.ctor ar
tAis city, viii preach to-morrov morninC And
evening ct Trinity Church, corner 81 and o
Shests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

TIE ORAroRio OF THE "CRRArIoN - n Lin
reln Hall this evening, with Miss Kellogg as on
q the singers, the musical event of the &c asop
There u great demand for seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

THBRH WILL be no performance At Wall,
Opera House this evening In consequ ence OF th,
Lines OF Miss Enie Johns, but on Monday MI
Murphy, the rival Of j. n. Emmet, will appea,
IN Aeador's play Of Help"
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THE Grown Diamonds" was SUNG
IN acceptable style by the English Ooera Com.
Hany AZ the National Theater last evening
To night there win be grand performances 81
Weoers fairy opera. "Oberon." which Wi
attract crowded aud fashionable house.
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COOPERATIVE MovENsSr.-Am eetiny os
prominent government ON cials, clerks ana citi.
zens was he Id last evening 20 take into consider
alton the propriety OF organizing Q Joint stock
company, with q view OF purchasing q souars
OF ground and improving the same with suitabls
houses, ana 70 convey the same TO Its members
on ten years credit. Hon. II. ID. barron Wa
appointed temporary president, and Phil. H.
WEIGH, temporary secretary. The project wa.
discussed in detail, aud committee was APP
POINTED to prepare plan Of operations, to be
reported st q future meeting.
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LOCAL NEWS
ANIsEnENTS, &C.

kahOHcl TheGtcr-The Combined English
Spsra TrOupe-"OberoD."
EtRs0sA HaH.-Clara Lcnise Kellogg and the
Philharmonic Society in Hay dn's Orsterie, The
"GrestOn."
Msrkriter's Art Gallery, ass 7th street
BsTlow's Gallery Of OIL p aintinzs, 1895 Penn
giyaniA avenue.
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q A. R.-The follOuisg-named srieers have
been elected and installed 10 serve Phil. Rear
hey Post, No. 10, q. A. r.. for the ensuing
year B Z. Bingham, commander; j. d. Tur.
commander, II. h. Ham. adjutant; j r. Rovee
auArtermasteri Josiah keene, chaplain; L. d.
BRYANT, surgeon; j. T.. Ayers, sergeant major
q. o ClsseIton, auartermsster sergeant. Chas
iehZ, omcer OF the day; X. p. Eaton, ofiicer Of
The guard g. w. Allen, delegate G. L. StarEey,
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THI SNow.-As we 90 to press the snow il
falling rapidly, with every prospect Of continu
ing through the night, and the Jingle of ths
sleigh bells Is again heard. 1t is safe to ga,
that the ines for fast driving will enrich the
Police Court on Monday IL the snow fan con.
tinues for . few hours longer.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

prLfGlOUs-REv C0REHLIUs TYsHR
81. Hniyerszlist preacher. will preach
fO MoRRsIW .na srr,- next week in the Baptist
u rreh. Georgetown. D. =. Mr.. fys-- 80. y-sssosr
OF great poseT and OF the most successful ev an
gelists in America 1t