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The Shasta courier., 1872-02-03
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
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All Summonses, Sherifs sales, and Court ad-
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rates fixed by law. All legal advertising must be
bald for in advance.
ALSO,
Having furnished our Office With an elegant as
sortrheht IF FANCY JOB TYPES, We are pre-
barred to execute, neatly and expeditousy aH
manner of Job Printing, such
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
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A&en ..

l.. p. FISHER, 20 &, FL New Mer.
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San Francisco.
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A dog twenty years old has just died lD
Boston.
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COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT.
W. E. HoPPING, Judge.
TERMs-First Monday in January, May and
September.
PROBATE COURT
W. E. Hopping, Judge.
TERNs-Fifst Monday in February, April, June
August, October and December
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR s.
Lorin Scott. and j. N. Logan. G. C. Schroter
TERMs-First Monday in February May August
,her
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A l. E x A n D RIA,

CHILDREN SHoT.-On Wednesday last a little
son of Mr.. William Cleaveland, OF the Seminars
hill, while playing with two little bsys and q
little girl, children of Mr.. Howard, who lives
close by, and a smaller ColOred boy, went in to
the house and got his fathers revolver, aud
pointing it at the other children, who were n I'D
died together, discharged the contents ct one of
the chambers at them. The ball passing entirely
through the shoulder of the little girl and cut OF
two fingers of the colored boy and the discharge
was at such close quarters that one OF MIR. How
ARDS little boys was Knocked down and stunned
but not hurt. The wounded children were doing
well to-day. The shooting was entirely acciden-
tai, as the little fellow had 10 idea the pistol
was loaded.
LAND SALEs.-Green & Wise, real estate
agents, sold on yesterday for G. W. Stryker, a
farD lying In Fairfax county, near Vienna sta
ton, w. q o. X. X. containing 1913 acres with
the Improvements, TO DIR. VIM. j. Woihey of
Cincinnati, Ohio, for -, 600. The same firm
sold to-day the brick dwelling and store on the
Union street, belonging to A. Nj. X. Snyder, to
3. K. Field, for $500. A lot and frame house
thereon, situated OR the north side of the alley
running from Henry to Payne streets between
Queen and Cameron, belonging to the estate of
the late John Sny der were sold this morning by
r. a. kerby auctioneer, to f. q. Atwell tor
$3.50.
STREET RAILgOAD.-The generators of the
AlexaI dria passenger railway company, NJ. d.
Corse, p. j. White, W. III. Beck, Il. f. Knox
and Andrew Jameson, will meet at an early
day for the purpose of periecting arrangements
for raising the S30,0 900 required for building
and eGuipping street railroad from the foot OF
King to West EDd.-GdSehe, 1St INST.
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sv"Why Women Cannot Be Turned Into
Men Is the title of pamphlet just published in
81 II is said that about one-fourth of the ga
loon keepers OF Illinois have already closed no.
and that about One-quarter of the remainder
VIII 90 out OF business before the first OF July
on account OF the state temperance law.
VA brisk amateur student approached Mr..
Opie. the great historical painter, with the
question, Pray. sir, may | ask what you mix
prompt reply.
~An irate western editor lately wrote To a
contributor: elf you don't stop Sending me
such abominable poetry, I'll print a pie ce of il
send copy to your girl"
ga maiden lady being asked Why she had
never married, replied that she had never seen
the man for whom she was willing to get up
three meals a day for forty years.
EIA wedding that was to have taken place in
st. Paul, day or two since, was indefinitely
postponed by the disappearance OF the bride
that was to be on wedding morning. She eloped
with a former lover.
"Europe has a new religious, the white
Ladies" or Reparatrices, the object of whose
life is 10 obtain by ardent prayer, pardon for the
insults, neglect and outrages offered to the holy
sacrament throughout the world.
~ Some silly young ladies OF Hartford, Ct
lately visited two convicted murderers in the
| city jail, and presented them with boquets and
Two niger rings, one plain gold and the other
4, lighted.
SThe general statutes OF New HAMPSHIRE
| provide that any person painting the names
| OF any wares or occupation on fences or other
| private property, or on any rock or natural OH
I ject, without the leave OF the owner, shall he
fined SO, one.half to the use of the prosecutor.
~What next? An employment Office I'm
Chicago sdvertises for aLy number of girls 10
Ill situations in families, promising them from
/ IS TO $40 per week wages, and Carriages wait
| ing at the door to take them TO their places"
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G. EOR G ETO W N.

PROPOSED CHANGE OF MANAaKNENr OF THE
CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO CANAL.-There will he
q meeting to-day in Annapolis of the stockhold-
ers OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. 1t is ru-
mored that Arthur p. German, Esq, the pres
ent Speaker OF the Maryland House Of Dele
gates, will succeed President Clark.
The CANAI-The water was drawn OF the
Georgetown level of the canal again Yesterday.
10 enable the contractor, ID. f. Davenport. II
pump out the water from the Golfer dam at Col
lege POND, so that the Waterman connection
could be made at that point.
TIE TOLLS received at the canal collector :
office for the month OF May, amounted to si2,-
5000.
THREE THOUSAND HERRINes sold at the ssh
bred.
FLoCR AND GRArN.-There is 10 change IN
the price of -four. Wheat is scarce. none bein 2
on the market to- day, and it is believed that
about all of last years crop is now in. The
new crop, it is expected, will begin to come in
about the middle of July In few weeks sew
eral OF the mills will close for repairs and i'm
proyements.
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Governments Securities.
JAy Cooke & Co. furnish the following to-da,
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, June 3-Virsi nla skies, consoIldated,
5iss hid TO- day
BALTIMORE. June s-Cotton strong; low mid
dlings. 2siss2.x Floar Gull, market favors buy
ers. wheat duh; rennsylvanis, Sea % o5. Corn
active tor sOuihtrn; white southern, 20; yellow
southern, y. western, dull: yellow western. ~;
mixed western. 69a5e. Cats dull; western mixed
5ia56 bright. 5saiS southern clao2. Rye quiet and
unchaEstd. Prov lsons duh aud heavy; concessions
would have 10 b M lie 80 sell. Pork nominal, 81
ala BSlk msats-snOui ters, Gas; rib sides. "a
clear rib sides J. Bscnn-shonlders, 44s5; rib sides,
T1ssIh; clear rib sides, 754eS sugar cured hams,
demand prime to choice 22a25; fair to good, lsa2l
whisky firm; SO.
strong, l4hs. Money easy, S. Exchange, long. 9as;
short, leg. governments duh and steady. Yir-
gina 6's. ~. North CaFslina's. 30; new, d..
NEW YoRK, June 3.-Flour duh and heavy.
" heat quiet and firm. Germ dull and declioipg.
LONDON, June 3, lI:So a.m.--Consois opened at
92S for money, ex-dividend; 9sl4 for accounts.
bohds of 1852, S1s; 1855, old ga; lo5', 985s 10
FEA>EFeRT. June Sd cnds. 95s<.
PARIS, June S.-Rsntes Is francs 81 Confines,
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Condensed Locals


Gen. ChiPman will attend the PhiIadelphis
Red Cloud. Red Dog and the other red Indians
Vi,ited the Washington navy yard this afternoon.
Rustic s6tteeS have been placed in the Circle
14th street and Vermont avenue.
MIs, Morris, widow OF the late Commodore
The CTS OF the New York Herald in this city
GIaped IN mourning in respect TO the memory
OF The late james Gordon Bennett.
Dr- George II. Miller lies critically in at the
street.
H.5s Slcad, the brilliant s.AIisz Grundr',
of the New York EOsrd, has leir fox NontrcSe
Pa. i.T her ltaI,h.
TIE Richmond aud Potomac line it will he
seen. have a change Of schedule, the boats Ieav-
ing v sshiuStOn az rs a. n. tas heretOfore) and
lO-jO p. u. IuStC al al = !. II.
Nh Charles AcNamce, II, son Of the assistant
Gers OF tie SUpTC me Court Of the District we
are sJsry 70 say. i lying dangerously i'll at his
TosI.eACv, No. iI6 East CagitOi street
ON SATURDAY. Robert Fay, aged years, who
VIII sG1Ie other children wac playing EpOn the
!. OF u q tSO story and attic house, corner of
Is ana ii streets Southe aSt, slipped and fell 20
the ground. iniUTing himself severely.
ILe Il 1TTiaeo OF John IL SuTTatt to VI. VictC-
TiBt i EnteT. Sf Montgomery county. MARYLAND,
- ST E--y : church, Alexandria. Ey Rev.
Father kEoes, on the DIST tit, r. published this
The funeraI OF Mr. VIM II. Calvert took place
YESTERDAY from tie Western Presbyterian
ChUTtE- .n3 I4S attended b Hiram Lodge. T.
a ~ M.s OF which he was senior warden, and
large concOUTse Of citizens. The remains were
inferred at Oak Eill Cemetery.
Pioneer Council No. /, Suns OF JOnadab wee
teICaF afternoon headed Nv DOnCh'S band
attended the funeral of the late NJ b.
RObiEet. Rev. Mr.. Finkle conducted the re-
hgoGs exercises, and the services of the order
we're PeTiOTmed by Past Chief f. BawSel
81. 4. Fortune, late a captain in the 18th T. y
infantry. was seized with an apoplectic al on 9sh
street On Saturday evening, ami was carried
into the ST. Cloud hotel, when after receiving
medical attention lie soon recovered and was
abe 10 proceed 10 bis home.
Several lawyers who believe the claims OF some
OF the employees of the bureau of engraving and
printing for tie twenty per cent. allowed by
recent Judicial decision 70 he founded in equity
have undertaken Its cole ctiOn, notwithstanding
rue fact that Controller Taylor has decided thai
they are not emit led.
Col John ". F0rney has disposed of his
property IN East " aslIn,ytOIi, with the i'm
ITOyeUtnts Their on, beng square Ss5, bounded
by South Carolina avenue, and II ana 9Th ana
tth streets east. TO Mrs. j. X. Briggs (''Olivia y
1cI Chie4GO property and cash amounting 20
SZ5.CtC.
TINS morning OfiiCeT Brown found az the cor
neI OF l2lh and II streets the body OF a white
lIfaIf-Or rather what was lett OF IT, the head
hdI dS and feet having been cut Of the stomach
opened, Nc. This Is supposed 10 have been the
work Of some young student, and il Is the second
tine during the past few weeks that partially
dlsseCtef babies have been found IL that neigh
bOIbCCd.
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e Texas negro murderer recently taken
out TO be hanged, put the rope around his neck
and kicked himself into eternity without aitIng
FOR the ceremony.
~ Our Canadian neighbors have long been
bigotedy opposed TO the Introduction of foreign
patents, but bill Is new pending before the
Parliament at Toronto encouraging the issue OF
letters patent to outsiders. Thus il the wall
which separates the United States and the new
Dominion being gradually taken down.
~ At the Leeds, England, Police Court seve-
raj cow-keepers and others were summoned nv
the society for preventing cruelty to animals for
allowing cows to he sent to market without
having been MIXED, thereby causing the ami
mails unnecessary pain.
- Mr.. NJ. Daggett, of Boston, came home
me|lat late on Friday evening and went to
the antTy, in which a quantity of rat poison
was placed for mice, TO get lunch. He got
piece OF pie, which by some means had become
impregnated with the poison and ate il, He
died shortly after.
RIA lunatc in Rideau, Canada, recently
TOOK little child in a skiff and started for the
falls as he said on voyage to heaven. being an
angel sent ICT the child. The father Immediate
~ started in pursuit and stopped the madmaa
Just in time to save the little one from an awful
death.
aP-A child, four months DID, at Rensselaer,,
INDIANA, was recently taken with sp isms and
vomiting, in the course OF which it threw I'D no
pins of various sizes. They were mich corro-
ded, and gave evidence of having lain in the
stomach for long time. How the pins cot into
the child is a mystery, no less than how they
gotOut of him.
81 The Willimantic CCt.) journal saws -
"While pious fathers and mothers are attend
divine worship, their sons nav be seen almost
any Sunday with fighting cocks under their arms
steering for the woods, where with other lads
they glory in the pluck of their respective
game while feathers, eyes and blood are sacri-
feed in every combat
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Office. }
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June 3, 1872, 10 a. n I
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
Ihe lowest barometer on Sunday in the upper
Mississippi has moved SLOWLY eastward With
eloady snd threatening weather with light
rains from K; n as TO Ohio and on
Lake Michigan. Increasing coudneSs, fall
ing barometer ard southeasteIly winds on
lower lakes. Partially clear and cloudy
weather with temp orarily increased pressure in
the eastern and middle states. No reports are
received from stations west of Leavenworth.
PRo3A BILITIEs.-The lowest barometer in
the upper Mississippi will probably move east
over Mic gan Nith eastcriy to southerly winds,
threatening weather and rain, extending this
evening TO lower lakes and upper Ohio valley.
railing barometer, southeasterly to northeast
erly WINDS in the middle and eastern states re-
spectively with cloudy weather and rain this
afternoon. Partially clear and cloudy weather
In the south Atlantic aud gulf states, and in
cTeasingly clearing in the Mississippi valley and
the northwest this evening. No dangerous
winds are expected.
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a. NJ. +. ZION CONFRRESCR-To-dav the
G. IN mlttee 10 draft letter OF thanks to Mr.. b.
VI. Plumb for his donation of lots at Hunting
Con submitted report which was adopted. The
resolnticn provides for the appointment of a
oulidng committee to erect a chapel on the
ground Immediately. Considerable discussion
ensued on what the conference should do and
the duty of the church to take ADVANTAGE of
this opportunity TO enlarge its usefulness also
as 10 who should be appointed trustees Sc
The remainder OF the mornings session was oc-
CUpied in receiving financial reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-03

C0IUNBIAH COLLEGES. fiftieth anuiyer-
sary Of the EnOsinian society Of this college wa,
celebrated last riday evening in the hall OF the
society. The tCeSts were responded 20 as fol-
lows: The Freshman Society, by Mr.. Y. II Ed
ware orr Country, " W. A Dutton: Or :
Lovely Girls ~ L c. Ward: Science ana Re-
hg'nh; y q Parker Our Semi Centennial
by X. Hamilton, Spirit o. the Flowers. by Rem
Miller; College Life, by Thos. Fleming: Intel
leetual Beauty By Ben. White; Our Motto. bv
tee 'iOtt; Beauty. h. ! II. Wilson; Talent and
Genius by p. p. Phillips: Wouan's Tr1e Mis-
sion, by J. n. CutHhert; Influence of the I'm
seen ~ Lite, by P-Of. Z W. Gull; America.
0rateTs. by A y LipScomh, Biruah. nv MounC
gletOu. - " - jim
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND
REAL ESTATE MORTGAG Il
Combined.

In its 73O Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company furnishes t. the public invest
ment security which combines the ready negotia-
bility, the convenience, and the high credit Of a
rstclsss railroad bond with the solidity and safety
Of a real estate mortgage ON land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They sre offered at par in currency, and yield
HANDSOME PROFIT TO those exchanging oOs.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, it, equipments aud earnings, aud also on a
land grant which, the completion of the road will
average . coo acres to each mile of track
They issued in denominations from 900 to
81 600 Coupon and SlC0 10 $40 coo Registered, have
thirty years to bear interest of 81 per cent
in gold, and EXEMPT FR0M UNITED
STATES TAX TO the holder.
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office
address Of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ex-
change, without expense to the investor, at their
highest current prices.
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A CoRoNER's INQUEST was held Yesterday
morning by DIR. j. +. Hartigan on the body of
John Gray, the laborng man who was crushed
to death by the eaving in of the bank Of a sew
er on the corner OF 10th and r. streets, as stated
III Saturdays STAR. The Jury returned a YER
diet that he "came TO his death from the effects
or suf1Ocation, caused by the falling OF bank,
which IS believed to have been accidental .
undertaken, at the expense of the contractor, III.
Brannon, 10 be sent TO the family of the deceas-
ed in Hampton, Va. Gray leaves wife and
several children.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE TYPo-Yestsrlav
moi ming Mr.. John SesstOrd, one OF the Oldest
and best Known printers III this CITY died sud-
denly al his residence on 9Th street near NJ
MT. 3 Was fer a long TINE employed or the
National LstetlJQsHceF when under the charge of
M5SsIs- Gales " SeatOR, and since then has
been employed in most Of the Offices of the city
he last being the Government Office. He was
Prominently connected with the Order of Odd
Fellows, having gnited with Washington Lodge
IN ISL. ana was grand master of the District In
iSt5- He represented the Order in the Grand
Lodge of the United States tor several wears.
and was the grand marshal of that body for two
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-03

MEssRs. LArINER * CLEARY, auctioneers
WI! This evening. at X O'Clock, conclude thei
sale OF Books and Oil Paintings
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BLONDE Switches and CurIs are seen in srea
variety at Chas- Bsum's HOopskirt and Corse
Factory, 100 eth street.
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OFFICE OF y. 3. ORDNANCE AGENCY.
Nav YORk cifIi May ;, iSa,
Sealed Proposals in dupIicate. Viii bs rsoeiIs :.
this office until JUNE 26TH. lS12. 81 , O'Clock m .
Tor the purchase Of Condemned cannon. Shot, she'll
Mrought iron from gun carriage All u which
and Gibson, New York harbor, and aIleehery Ar
senal. Piitsburg, Pa.
The sale contemplates the disposition u the fol-
Ar GOVERNORS ISLAND. EY.A
S cast ron sa-non and howiizers, weighing from
lUl 20 600 pounds each.
% cast iron cannon and Howitzers, weighing from
III cast iron Cannon and Mortars, weighing from
3, TO i9 20 ~ Ponhls saoh, g. m, .. ~ 40,
cast iron Cannon, weighing from 10000 to 1890
5cast iron Cannon, with wrought iron bands weigh
ing about ] 100 pounds each.
cast iron Cannon, with wrought iron bands,
weishing about II 10 pounds each.
10 steel Cannon, weighing from 20 20 do p0unds
sss 81 pounds lestimAtedl cast iron Projectfle-
100 oS pounds (more or less D Bronze Cannon.
AT FORT LAFAYETTE. N.Y.H.
Il cast iron Cannon, weighing about 7.20 ponds
10 cast iron Cannon, with wrought-iron bands,
weighing about SO pounds each -.
ing about 90 pounds each.
l2,cOO pounds (s-timsted cast iron Projectiles.
10 cas-. iron AZ c.n SaI ssssns sSoui 4O pounds
cast iron HOwitzers. weighing about 100 pounds
1000 pounds Csstimstedl Scrap. Cast and wrought
Iron from gun carriages.
AT ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, PIrrsBUBGH,
About 800 pounds BroBzs Cannon. -, -.
Further information can be had Application ~
this efhce, or at the Ordnance once. washington,
ID G.. -.
Terms cash-ten per cent. st the time o. inc
and The 1 rs Be allowed Tor The re-
moSai Of ths stores, which viii be delivered By the
government ON the wharves AZ the Respective posts
TsunoD eold e scrap will be delivered, opoonal
win the pepartmen Mt, with or without uunnions.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right 20
reject all bids which are mot deemed sumeient OF
PrioS 10 he acceptance Of any bid IL vnl have 20
be approved BY the War Departmen1 %
seney n Y - and endorsed Proposals for Pur-
chasing, Condemned Ordnance s a9 cRrs TssaSAnce
s, %rsst Brevet Col. s. A. MAJ Of 6rdnaae..
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SENRAD ELIXIR, advertised elsewhere in TIL
STAR, hes cured an employe OF this office OF
TTGtTacted attack OF chills and fever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-03

DRUG STORES wanting the sale of Abdominal
eorsets, 30 highly recommended by the naj;csi
faculties, should apply at Chas. Baum's Hoop-
skirt and Corset Factory, los 9TH street betTeen
ID and T.. ''S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-03

ALASKA Diamonds, fine gilt and etruscan
JewelTy IN all the new styles, received at Prigys
lewelry store, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue
between and 9th streets.
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REIIFF POR THE DEsTITUTY-A statement
Just sui InitttG 20 the War Department by Ma
lcr Bell. 90 mmiSsaTv I =. A, under whose
orsc'lob So eco in clothing and provisions
were distributed Cir accordance with the act of
.Chgress, approved AIri! %, ISL TO aged des-
utute persons in the DisjTiCtCf Columbia shows
mar from June /. ISL, 70 May 81, Of the present
year. t,5l3 persons of both sexes, and of all col
oIs aht nat'orailtieS, were relieved. OF this
numteT Si5 were white males. and OLD white
u mates !, f}9 cOioTed males and 5 ,Ci5 cOIored
IL male The natiOnalitiss OF the persons re-
IeNeC were as follows $50 American. GIG irish
= herman, French, - English and jO52 of
AFRICAN CeScerf All OF those relieved were be-
tweer 81 and 100 years OF age. and most of then.
had been residents OF The District from 20 lC0
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-03

IOLoERD SCHOOL EXAMINATIoSs-Theo oral
examinations of the colsred schools were re-
suined this morning, and the trustees with the
examiners, Superintendent Cook and Prof Va
sEUn. repaired TO the M-street school Primary
Nc 3, Miss q. ). Simmons, teacher. was taken
~ 'harge by Prof. NashOn. and the nur,iIs
Gu'te bright looking set, numbering CT. were
Examined in reading, spelling and arithmetic
They were well up in their studies, ana but few
questions were asked which did not receive a
ready and prompt answer. Primary No. 2, Miss
Naly r.. Brooks. teacher numbering 81 pupils
zone ABSENT. was examined 10y Superintendent
Cook IN reading and spelliDgin the second read
er, and arithmetic, oral and written. and thew
passed very fair examination. The trustees
M6ssrs. johnson, King, and WormIev. and a
large number OF the parents and friends OF the
pupils were present at these examinations
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"A BABY ON PoRCH.-ThiS morning, Officers
Riley and Bryan, Of the fourth precinct. foupd
a lew porn white infant on a porch on 18th
sIeeS, between l and X streets, and took IL g
.aoi o' A 40 infant asylum, where IL wa
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusement-, &c, Tonight

National TAeatsr.-The ROYAL Yeddo japanese
Troupe.
Lin -olH HGH.-Auatcur theatrical perform
ance for the oenent Of the Little Sister Of the
Poor.
<Hdl5stGH IsiGHd.-Picnic of the GreeeIeaf
SOcials.
S.v@H,b Street PGrk.-Picuic of AE,ridce
Lodge, "A. -. q. r.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Arc
Tlos-MessTs- Latimer * Cleary, auctioneers.
Slll sell this evening, in front of the premises
AT - O'Clock, a handsome three-story residence
on the east side Of 18th street, between e and ID
streets Parties looking for profitable invest
nents should attend