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M4RTI4L L.1W IN YORK.
From the Yorkyille Enoulrer.l

From the Yorkville Enqulrer.l
The arrival in Yorkville Of Hon. A. 7. Aker-
man, attorney-general Of the United States,
and Hon. D. T. Corbin, Encouragement oftbe
State, on Tuesday afternoon, was duly an
nounced In the Enquirer of last week. These
officials, upon arriving here, proceeded I'M
mediately to the headquarters of Colonel Mer-
ril, commandant of this post, where they were
in conference for several days.
Since the PRONUNCIATION Of the Presidents
proclamation q feeling of insecurity pervades
among many, and as result of the apprehen-
sions engendered We learn that number of
persons have left the town and county. We
hear of no arrests Of citizens having as yet
been made. It is stated that private soldier
of one of the infar'ry companies stationed
here has been placed under arrest, and is now
in jail, charged with advising or counselling q
citizen Of the town to leave.
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WEsHOULD NOT SUFFER FROM
q cough. which few doses OF AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL will cure. Time, comfort health. are
all saved by 1t. oct2o-lmW3D&W
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~ DISINFECTANTS.-TH0SE IN
want Of DIsINFECTANTs will find full assort'
ment at the Drug Store OF DR. H. BAER, In Meet
Ing street.. SEPT
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R- MIR. LEWIS SIMONS is DULY
authorized to acs as my Attorney during my ab-
sence from the State.
oct2l-1 w. d. WELCh.
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6perial Notires.

@ ST. LUKES CHU R G 1.-THE
usual Morning Service may be expected In this
Church TO. MORROW. ocf2l
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~ SHAVING SALOON.-MR. J. b.
WEICHMAN will superintend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LoMBARDo, and will be
pleased to see his friends and the patrons OF the
establishment, at the Old Stand, In Market street,
where 40 pains will be spared oplease.
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funeral NptlrEs.

PHILLlPS.-Departedt this lie, on The 20lh In
stant after brief illness, THOMAS M. PHILLIPS,
OF this city.
w THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. THOMAS N.
PHILLIPS, and their respective families, are in
vlted to attend the Funeral Services OF the for.
mer, from the residence OF his sister, Mrs. j. E.
Bonneau, No. IS Bee street, a! half-past O'Clock
THIS MoRNtG. oct21
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BFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine Service will be held In this Church by the
Rev. W. B. YATESTo.MoRRow MORNING, at half
past 10 O'Clock. The congregation OF the MARI
uers, Church are invited to attend. sep23-s
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~NOTICE.- PERSONS HAVING
claims or demands agSinst the Estate OF JOHN g.
CRANE, late Of Charleston, deceased, will present
the same, properly attested, to Messrs. BUST &
BUST, Attorneys at Law, No. Al Broad street, and
those Indebted thereto will make payment to
J. REID BOYLST0N,
oct21- -sw6 Quallhed Executor.
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~ SUMMERVHLE METHODIST
CBURCH.-The Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKER Will
preach at the above Church on TOMORROW
MORNING Service a. II O'Clock. Afternoon
Service at O'Clock. The seats are free. and Visl'
tors to the village are cordially invited.
oct21E
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NEWS FROM COLUMBIA.
REPORTED SURRENDER OF ALLEGED
KU-KLUY IN SP4RT4NBURG.

Third Day OF the Colored Convention
New Batch of RESOLUTIONS - Plain
Talk from a Delegate The Address
to the People OF the United States
Probable Adjournment Tonight.
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@-THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, SAVINGS DEPART
Neutrality-suspicious. are requested to leave their
books on and after MONDAY, October I'd, TO De
credited with the quarterly interest due lst prox
imo.
All deposits made on or before the GOTH october
will bear interest from 1st October.
Interest, Six Per Cent. per annum, will be com
Wounded quarterly. F. A. MITCHELL,
oonao. .stutbafl Assistant Cashier.
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THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
4 NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE DEMO
CRATIC NOMIN4TION

over the Coming State Elec-
tion-The English Yachtman's Dei.a'
waiting for the Grand Duke-A
French Pulpit Orator in New forA-
Grand Combination of Mustcai Stars'
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6pefial Notifies.


~ ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Estate Of MOSES
DRUCKER, deceased, late Of Unionvllle and for
merly citizen Of Charleston, must make pay
ment at once to the undersigned; and all persons
having claims against said Estate will present
them without delay to
PHILIP N. COHEN,
ost7-s4 Administrator, Union S. @.
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@ A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND A
healthy skin can never be obtained while the
pores OF the skin are obstructed, or the blood Is
in an impure condition. DR.. JAYNE's ALTERA'
TIVE will, however restore the purity OF the skin,
and will thoroughly c.eanse the blood; 1t will also
remove the obstinate state OF the pores, and free
the perspiration from all impurities ana gross
particles. trial will establish It's ehcacy. soio
~0oDRxoH, ~vIafEHA ~ no.
wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. G.
oct2I-gtuth3
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@ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate OF the iate 1ohN
MARSHALL JR., Naval Stores Factor ana Com'
mission Merchant, OF Charleston, S. O., Will pre-
sent The same properly attested and those indeo''
ed TO the said Estate will make payment to MI.
John MARSHALL, SR., Marshalrs Wharf, or 10
S.R. MARSHALL, Administrator,
oct,o-tns6 No. 3l4 King street.
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARlTA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-0FFI0AL RAFFLEb
NUMBERS.
CLASS No. 1s1-MoRNING.
e-3l--I-s5--56-12-5 -59-6 69-3S-57-18-73
AS witness our hand at Columbia this goth day OF
0ctober 1871. FEM PEEK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct3 Sworn Commissioners.
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~ UNITED STATES S DISTRICT
COURT.-By an Order Of the Hon. GEO.
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the hearl
OF all petitions and motions In Bankruptcy, or.
the general business Of the District Court Is post
poned until the first Monday OF November next.
senao DANL HoRLBECK, Clerk.
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NTANDARD TEXT BOOKS.

CTANDARD TEXT BOOKS.
BY Professor ASA GRAY,
or Harvard University,
Author OF chow Plants Grow, " "Schoo! ana Flelo
Book OF Botany" "Manual OF Botany" .Struc-
tural and Systematic Botany" &C., &c.
"-,otany should be taught In every scnool. ano
these Volumes should be the Text. .Books"-FTO.
J. S. DaUts, U1atUerstty or Virginia.
The publishers beg to call the attention OF those
ahont forming classes in Botany to the wel.knoWn
works by Professor Gray. Having been careluLy
revised they present the latest ana most accura.s
principles and developments OF the science Sno
ir Is sufficient Endorsement OF them 10 SIate Inas
they are used In almost every noted Coue9e, hlga
School and Seminary In the country. ana are lSc-
ommended over other berries by nine. e.tentns OF tne
leading Professors and Botanical Teacners ID tus
United States. o-or,n
the rare art OF making purely sclentinc tneSL,sa
and dry details popular and interesting. ,es rIom
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Grow.n to his more elaborate manual " tlele - ID
one simple, concise and yet exhaustive metnoo VI
reaching the various grades OF the study.
Descriptive Circulars, giving full tlsles ano pr,
ces will be forwarded by mail, 70 any aoofess' VA
application.
IyIscN, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR cs..s Z CO.,
Nos. 1888 and 40 Grand street, New YORK
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~ IMPORTANT OTTO E.-NoW
ouenlus at No. 1al MEETING STREET, alarge
and well assorted Stock Of BOOTS, SHOES.
TRUNKS, &C., which will be sold very low, ana
every article guaranteed as represented. All
are in want OF good Cheap Goods Will do well TO
call. L. >. NlrooN'
octl2-thstu5 NO. l3l Meetloe eCleel.
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n-ON ARIA E. &

@ ON NJ A R R A G E. ~a&
Hanpv relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility curel. 1mpedlmen:s
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. BOOKS
and Circulars sent free In sealed envelopes. AL
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. : soe'n
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. ooe--
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s.otany should be taught in every school. and
these Volumes should be the Text.BooKs."-fTV.
T. s. Dauts Uaatverstty or Virginia.
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ZOTE-Tue weather ic.,urL udtGh I.tIo " S.oSn. ~
,to n,nrninp, will be posted In the rooms Oh lle
ms is mher of Commerce at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. ana,
oseer WIN the Tea1eF be cns BY ship
mssterS a, any true during the day.
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THE EnERFA

tlhti II fpJk I, Judge mar 4rfAHr u Rsterday,
Took agt. Jones, admiBs'rator ii BrowH, ~a- tried.
ActtoD ur"n prcRi- note tor ) 5o alIeg d 10
te due plaintiff for ices rendered cOuDsei for
Geailey agt Skinner. This Was action IT SANDER
brought by peatley he keepeI OF 'aurant upon
the Island. recover $500, as alleged damage sus
tain. by him 10y reason of certain s4andeTous
pr,sst, ns mac aeainsi him by he defendan
Ialing D IN "a thiof.' Defendant. with % he . was
in plsinth = h pla, ing skin euchre.' and %
lsayiLg missed 100 He returned To plant IT, who
refused TO give him satisfac ion about the
ter say that he knew nothing Of il. He hen
g. neatley who arrested and dismissed. He
d. MED that he hal accused the plaintiff with being
th'ef. or had "a d thai he had s'uen his money.
To-day. in the case Of Daatlsy VS. Skinner, a YER
diet vas rendered tor defendant. StOtt vs.. Little:
motion for new trial. Phillip VS.. Blake and Kelly;
referred 20 W J. Miller Plant VS. Darrow; referred
To- mussey. Roth ". narruw- (replevin;) verdict
tur rainfif, with nominal damages Sl,d@ M
land; verdict for plaintiff. Hughes VS., Eshbach;
verdict for plaintiff, $3.50
POLICE COURT, To DAY. Judge SaeH.-Patrick
Cllirane, charged with leaving an excavation open
on che street ut night without plac light at the
sane: hn-d s. ID Smith, same offence; nned IS
Jsmss Carney. profanity on the street; fined 81.
Andrew King. loud end bDisterous taking on the
street. fined S.. Mary Tsy lor, colOr-d. profana
language fined IS. Joseph Gerharlt, charged with
selling quOr without license; fined S2D-an appeal
was taken. In the case of James Coleman, lie lnis
Rel an ard Thomas Higcs charged with burglary in
IN" house a VIM Mankin, in Georgetown, tn,
Court discharged Coleman and held Rpgan and Riggs
for ton Of the srand jury John Lee, profanity:
Loo containing 50; fined SIS and costs, or sixty
GAYS in iail
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GEORGETOWN.

SUMMARY OF THE Coal TRADE FOR THE
NEEK.-1he trade has been steady this week
A large number of schOoners have arrived, and
have been dispatched with fulfcargoes to east
EN- and northern ports, and canal boats have
come in regularly from the Cumberland mines
Just now schGoners are becoming scarce, large
number being detained in the river below an
outside the capes by adverse winds. The re-
celpfs and shipments of the different cOmpanies
this week have been as follows Borden Mining
Company, receipts, 2,Gi0 tons; shipments, 1854
tons; Agnew's wharf, receipts, 200 tons; ship
ments, LOO tons; Rays docks, receipts, 3,l0G
tons; shipments, 3 LOG tons; Consolidation Com
pany, receipts, 6T07 tons; shipments, 6 400 tons;
total receipts for the week, Is, 153 tons: total
shipments. IA ,026 tons.
liz The W. & G.. railroad company 'front.' run
then cars TO the Georgetown end OF the Aque-
duct bridge, will it not be well to have the
lamps lighted at both ends of that bridge? II
is not very pleasant these dark nights to be
plunging into mud puddles and humping against
the people one meets every step or two. Let us
have light. if We can't have the cars.
The PoUNDMAsTER WANTED.-There is a
general complaint in this city that hogs and
cows are allowed to roam the streets unmoiested
and everybody expresses wish to see the pound
master. Ii that official should make a raid lust
now he would be sure to 'sscoop in" any number
of the animals mentioned
SHIPMENTS OF FLOUR.-The Baltimore
steamer Express took out 125 barrels of ttour To-
dav The r. q. knight, for New York, took out
l. $40 barrels
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN.-George Waters has re-
ceived 4,COo bushels OF wheat, and Hartley &
Bro. 3. 800 bushels.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Thesa sales of whea,
this morning were T5 bushels at Sl.6S, 715 AT
s1.S04, 200 at S175, and 2 500 at SILK. Mar
ket steady and prices unchanged. About 400
DRovERs' REsT.-About 500 beef cattle were
offered this week; selling prices from 1913 to
500. About geo sheep and few lambs were
offered and sold at from 50. 80 to IS per head No
hogs OF calves on the market. The market for
cattle was little brisker than last week.
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OFFICIAL

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLuNBIA,l
November 20, 1871. s
The President of the United States has by a
proclamation appointed Thursday, the tlirfietA
day IF Norember, 1871, as a day of public thanks
giving for Divine favors to the nation during the
past year. BY the national prosperity blessings
have been brought to our own homes, and special
benefits have also been bestowed upon this COM
msnity; our population and its activities have
lDcre ased; industry has iOund new opportunities
and reaped abundant rewards; the comforts of
our people have multiplied; culture has adj
vanced; charities and good werks have been set
on foot and maintained, and su Altering alleviated;
God has established the works of our hands and
touched our hearts with His loving kindness:
do, therefore, invite the people of the District of
Columbia toreligiously set apart the day desis-
mated by the President, and observe it rs an oc-
csslon OF general Thanksgiving for the pros
perity of the nation and the bountiful blessings
bestowed upon this community, and of public
prayer for the continuance of Divine favor and
the renewal of a right spirit within US.
II. ID. COOKE, Governor.
By the Governor:
EDWIN l.. STANTON.
Secretary OF the District of Columbia.
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LEGISLATIyE ASSEMBLY.
CoUNClL.-lhe Council met at 5 pm. , stera.

w NNlL.-lH e OsuuCil net al y. m. sterday .
Mr.. Browne offered concurrent resolution,
nat POINT Committee OF tive members oi ths
Legislative Assembly, of the District of C,,Iumbi.-
lNC tIum the Council Zone 4 whom shall be the
fTSslCeht-l and three from the House Of D-tegaieS
ty the President and Speaker of the same to wait,
IN cCl Junction with the Governor, upon the Ora ud
Duke Alexis AieNandToyich, AID IN behalf of the
people 81 tins District extend t. him the pita!ity
People, pr. mpted BY a lively appreciation Of the
Il iiurh friendship that hss teen manifested by s
family towards the government and peOple OF th.
United states" Adopted
1HE PIEDMONT RAILROAD
hr broWne also introduced The following
hfSe'rsd, That the commit On railroads be in
81 uctt q 10 ingulre ther the Piedmont aud Po-
ttnec haiiFoed Company has been properly organ
~ a. ana II 50. whether there h bee any bOHd Hds
subscription To its etc any effort To obtain any
Sbetrer there - any provision in its chsr.er or
eistw here requiring any actual payment any sub
scIlplcn to II. stock other than hat proposed be
mace by the District of Columbia; aud what fur
the District Of Columbia in said road in case the
subscription 10 its stock, provided in An act tu
eUthCriZs a subscription the stock of the L ed
mont ard Potomac Railroad Company approved
and 10 report without delay BY bill or otherwise
Adopted.
THE CCLORED SCHOOL FUND
Mr.. Douglass offered resolution, - That the
GeNerLer be- al Il he hereby is requested To inform
the Council b. what authority the auditor and conn
troleT refuse 60 pay over to tn, trustees of the col
cred schools their portion of the school fund of
TIE cltles OF Arlington AID Georgetown. as pro-
NiGtd by acts 81 Congress- referred to the c IN
Wlitce IN schools. Adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-No guerur, b,ioo
present when the House was called to order ?
motion to adjourn carried.
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TIE BOARD OF PUELIC WORKS has awarded
the contract for extending the llth street sewer,
from + to q streets, to Bremen x Schoyer.
The superintendent of streets has been directed
10 erect a pump on 9th street, near High street,
Georgetown. LeOnidas Scott has been awarded
the contract TO lay a twelve-inch sewer from lst
street east along street south, to a twelve-foot
alley in square No. GO; up said alley III inches
to 50 foot alley up said 35foot alley TO O-foot
alley In rear OF subdivisions A, and c; along
Ic-fOOt alley TO rear OF lot No. g. fronting ON New
Jersey avenue southeast, and from rear of lots
and 3, fronting on the same avenue 10 feet,
running west to connect with the Pinch sewer
in the So foot alley.
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WOMAN KNOCKED Down AND RoBBRD.-
Last evening two men Zone white and one black
went to the house of Mrs. Turner, in the county,
near soldiers Home. and demanded the money
she had about her. She refused to comply,
when they took some money from her waist
band, where she had concealed it, and then
Knocked her down. One of them then presented
pistol, and the other held an axe, and
threatened to Kill her If she gave An alarm. The
larger portion of her money they did not and.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
l. has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trct OF Columbia, holding special term, letters OF
admlnlstrafon G Z a., on the personal estate Of Pc
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
or before the 7th day Of November next they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
he said estate. Given under my hand this 7th
Lambert u. BERGMAN,
noS-w 81 Administrator, eta.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
u has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term letters
testsmentary on the personal estate Of ELIZABETH
deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or before the 7th day OF Noyem next they may
said estate. Given under my hand this It'll day Of
N 1ois%a ALFRED RICHARDS, Executor.
In THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
HoLdfng a SpecfaI Term, NorsIHber 7th, 1871.
In the case Of John II. Wade and James II. Shreye.
Jr., exec utors Of JAMES n. sHREvE, deceased, the
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid
appointed TUESDAY, the 18th day of November, A
ISL for the nal settlement and distribution of the
personal estate Of said and Of the assets In
turned into money; when and where al the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased notified 10 attend
WIN their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
said deceaseds estate: Proridsd, a copy Of this
ne Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test; A. WEBSTER,
noll-st' Register Of wills.
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THE ENGLISH PRESS several years ago very
highly commended Mr. Henri DraytOn, who
makes his first appearance here in a dramatic
TaIt next week, for his ability an actor
lie Ere said His conception of character
and hls reading showed very careful study; and
While he infused unusual PathOs into the more
Suodued parts, his by-play was exceedingly eff
fcCtive and natural"
The DERBY R,EoTter said -. He has no need
10 give way 10 any uagedian of the present
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NENT SURPRISED the Russian Grand Duke
more than anything in Washington was Riker's
Ridge or Itnnsy " ania avenue. He had often
heard e the mOnstrCsity, and expected 10 see q
lItttl formidable obstruction, but he had no
idta OF tts extent and hi,ieOus filthiness He
thinks AMERICANS are not endowed with the pub
W. pint and courage with which they are gene
rally credited, or they would not tolerate such an
outrageous nuisance ia their capital city He
wondered, moreover, that the Board of Public
NOEk IS and the Board OF EealIh had not exer-
eiSed their ample lower, and abOlshedit long
ago
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The BOARD or POLICE COMMISSIONERS met
Yesterday, and appointed Henry %. johnson T.
b. Iaterty, W. X. Smith and W. ii. Lewis pri-
Yates 10 do duty at the Central market-hoIse
Private NJ. j. MUliin was dismissed the force for
violation 81 the rules. Private A. e. Dyson was
IepriManCed- Private j. V. Grant was can
uoIcd- Private Benjamin Fairchild resigned
The applications OF A. Willigs, Elizabeth
kTOuCh. Charles Reth, and Bernard Henze for
approval Of liquor licenses, were disappruyed
e. r. Fugit and Charles H. Saffel were APP
poiI ted ITiyatrs en- the force. II. y. Jones was
appointed an additional private, to do duty az
Metropolitan Han.
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ODD FELLOWS REUNOS.-Union Lodge No
II, OF Odd Fellows, had very agreeable re-
union with the widows and orphans under the
care OF the lodge on Wednesday evening There
"as a large attendance OF the ladies of the Re-
bekah Degree Association, and the degree was
conferred by G. Rep John r. Havenner Ad-
dresses were made by ID. q. NJ. Thompson. q.
kep. haVenner and p. G.. Emmons. Refresh
ments in profusion were furnished. and fbere
was some tine singing by the odd Fellows
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THE ATTENTION OF Members of Congress- and
Others is called TO the trustees sale aiyertised
I'm another column, of the valuable property on
Capitol Hill, near the Capitol, known As No 900
New jersey avenue 5. W. The sale will taks
place at O'Clock p. IN. on Monday, the 9th in
slant.
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THE ELEVENTH DIsTRICT.-Before the late
election Mr.. Thomas l.. Lloyd had declined
being a candidate for reelection to the House
OF Delegates from the 18th district. The eighty
four votes east for him were given by friends as
personal compliment, while many of them
determined not to 60 to the polls at all from the
TACT that there was no opposition candidate in
the field.
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LOSING SALEs.-Messrs. Latimer & Cleary
VIII nave closing sales tomorrow and Monday
mornings. November 18th and 9th at the whole
sale establishment of Joseph l.. Savage, when
the most valuable portion of his immense stock
viii be sold. The trade and public should attend.
a. there mas seldom been such an opportunity TO
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ALLEGED NEw YORK PICKPocKETs An
RKsTED.-Yesterday Sergeant Boteler and on
Ger McHenry had long chase after two men.
said 10 be notorious pickpockets, hailing from
New York, and arrested them. They were
charged with picking the pocket of one =
Gibbons, OF Charles county, Md, on q street car
They gave their names As James Forte and
Charles Barclay, and were locked up for APP
leaIance before Judge Smell