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Meetings This Day.

Relief Loan Association, at halfpast P. NJ
Germania Lodge, E. P, at half-past r. NJ.
Union Kilwinning Lodge, at half-past
P. N.
Charleston Dramatic Club, at halfpast
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A CHANGE OF MARsHALs.-A dispatch from
Washington, last evening, states that Mr..
Louis E. Johnson, the United States marshal,
has been informed through the attorney gen.
eral that his resignation will be accepted oy
President Grant. Mr.. Robt. W. Wallace IS
mentioned as his probable successor.
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RyL FRASER MATHEWES. /.

BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
UTILL BE SOLD AT THE CORNER OF
w Broad street and East Bay, on THURS.
DAY, 22d instant, at II o'clock. = :,5..s,,-e,..
MEREDITH PLANTATION. In st. Paul's Parish,
Coneton County, on Tugaloo Creek and Wiltown
Road one and half miles from New Road Sta
Ito Savannah and Charlest Raj road, and
twenty miles from Charleston, containing about
420 acres OF Cotton, kice anil Provision Land,
we'll wooded, and q healthy location the entire
year.
Terms-One.thIrd cash; balance In two equal
annual Instalmeuts, secured By bond and mort
gage of the property, with interest. Purchaser to
pay me Tor papers and Btamps. ftb7-Wlth2
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.


with Seed offered at the
PELzER, RODGERS &c CO., General Agents
des4mos WHARF CHARLESTON s. c.
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THs GERMAN FIRE CoNPANY.-At the thirty
fourth anniversary meeting of the German
Steam Fire Engine. Company, held yesterday
afternoon at their :engIne,heuss hall in Chal-
mers street, the following officers were eected
to serve for the ensuing year: Gerhardt Riecke,
president; q. H. Won; Elt4en, first vice. presl-
dent, vice W. BrunilgsS declined; Il. Wohl-
Ken, second. yloe-presiaenti John Aarienhoh'
first director; E. stqrkep, second director;
6. d. schrage, third director; 81. Nleouhr,
turth director; II. T. ,Bittersohn, ffth director;
Wlllisan Brupjes. treasurer; y. H. ostendorff,
secretary, vice Max Belltzer, declined; J. A.
Bruniugs, George Addlcks, L Il. Meshrtens,
]. FoNsuinsa, a1smen; w. BredemanD, eDgl-'
neer!3i Id the evening the handsome hall was
thrown open to the ladies, and with Mullers'
Band on hand. a brilliant ball was soon In,
progress: The entertainment was a success,
and the dancing was kept up until a late hour.
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES,

Auctioneer.
DEFEREE'S SALB.-JAMES J. GREGG
III and aASPAR a. ORISULM, TrustesH. vs.
WILLIAM GREGG, Jr. -.
Pursuant to an order OF sale IN the above stated
case by the Hon. Z. F. Graham, Judge Ior Inc
First Clrcuir. will offer for sale on THURSDAY,
22d day of February 1872, at the corner OF East
Bay and Br, ad street, IN Charleston at II ocl cs
An that TRACT OF LAND, situate, lying and b.
ing on the coast Of South Carolina, and known as
SeabrOok's Island; butting and bounding north
and northeast ON BohesBett CIeeE, flAhds!l iaop!
kInson and Haulover Cut; east, south and a9ut9l
west by;Eiawah River, Atlantic Ocean and Nortl;
Eaiato River; and est and 3inorthw est BY lands OF
Karcellus and Archibald SeSbrook and MISS Eliza
Seabrook, set apart TO them under the decision IN
the case OF II. N. Seabr6og- vs., VIM; Gregg ct a.,
measuring AID containing 1919 73loo ecres, more
or less, according to pat OF Hume Tennent,
Surveyors, bearing date 18th February. 1858, the
portion ASSIGNED to Marcellns and Archibald Sea.
brook and Miss Eliza Sc brook being marked on
thereon by WIN. Humes SurVeyo!, on TN March,
1871. 800,
This property affords the advantage OF an neal
thy residence the entire year; being sea 1eland
on the Atlantic Ocean, and abounds with game,
flsh and oysters. The Tract is heavily tlmoereo
with live oak, pine and other timber, and s access
sble at all Z mes by vessels drawing ~ Iees y.
water "A fine sell beach, washed by the Atantlc
Ocean, affords facilities Tor riding, dflVing' pa'n'
Germs-Onefourth cash; balance on bond. pay:
sbIe in one TWO and three years. Bith 1nterest ~
10 per cent. per annum, payable annuaiy, secua
ed by a mortgage OF the property. Purcnasers W
nav Tor papers and stamps. .,-,eer,r
p'' WlLaOT G. DBSAUSSUkE,
feb1,zs,1s.15,1s22 Special Referee.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-Brown's Bronchial
Troches" for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Affections, stands first in public favor and
confidence; this result has. been acquired by a
test OF many years. febl3-tuths3
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NEW PosToFFIcE Box.-By permission OF
Postmaster Trott postof1ce box has been
placed at the grocery store OF Mr. EVert f.
Bedford, No. 275 King street. Letters will be
sent TO the head Office in. time for every mall.
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FREsHEr IN THE CAPE FEAE.-The Cape Fear
River is now at higher point than has been
known. since 1866. It has risen some sixty or
sixty.lve feet at Fayetteville, the water being
nearly to the top OF the bluff. 1t fell about
five feet on. Monday but was rising again
Tuesday. Considerable damage has been
caused along The banks by the carrying away
of;,imber, stayes, fence rails, &C., and IN one
or two Instances barns and storehouses have
been washed Of Should the water rise much
higher, q serious distress will be tho conse-
quenee. .i1 - =" 81;
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CORN FROM THE GREAT NoRTHwEsT.-The
steady and extended growth of the railroad
system of the United States is placing every
portion of the country in proximity, and the
prolific product of each section is transported
everywhere by rail. There were received
yesterday by the South Carolina Railroad TWO
ear loads of mixed corn, grcwn near Iowa
City, Iowa, and placed in cars in bulk at
Chicago, from which place 1t came through to
this city by all rail. It was sent by party IN
Iowa City to Mr.. q. L. Chisolm, who will otter
it here for sale.
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TN BANKRUPTCY. .-ed Na i 51RE. 1 ii W IL hid. III
Il WHlLDEN CO.. sns 8 ..ssp1 ~
Under an order In this case made ecby th@Ntn.
the United States for.the District of South Hsso-
lima, Will oner ;or sale, at the Postof1ce In this
city, THIS DAY, the 10Th Of February, ,atatkl1
O'Clock A. H., HitTs' f.:r- e. '-icA, -
All those SEvEN LOTS OF LAH9, atuateTn
Ward g. fronting on . piece Of iLaud twenty feet
Wide, extending from sp iGg street on thenorth
TO Bee street on the south, set apart AT apriv1te
way forsaidt Lots. These Lots measure aoaoh
forty feet In front on said private way, andaone
hundred and fifteen feet nine inches In depth,
more or Less. On three Of the Lots, are oneStoty
Wooden Houses ;I;si.ss 5.i;s Dtasf 81 iJ.si SIT "a
Conditions lone. third cash; balancadnion 1hd
property, with interest from the date ofth6 sale.
Purchasers to pay ;Auctioneers for, papen sid
stamps. '..,,:e.. 30. O.EBuRcKAEkBfld Ii
fehl6 I'll .Ilsh Eli ssARltlhee.
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TIE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of South
Carolina was called from retreshment TO labor
at eleven AN, the NJ. E. q. a. P, James A.
Hoyt, presiding. %
The grand chaplain offered. solemn prayer,
after which the roll was called and the min
utes of last evenings session were read and
confirmed.
The following communications were laid be-
fore the Grand Chapter:
CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE,
CHARLESTON. S. c., February IL. 1877. !,
Mr.. ]. A. Royt, Grand High Priest Royat
arch Chapter: ,-,,.o
DEAR SIR-In behalf of the Charleston
Board of Trade take pleasure In tending Inc
use of the rooms of this Board to the members
of the Grand Chapter during their stay IN the
city. am yours, respectfully. ,
a. ii. DELEoN, President.
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CLUBS AND SrARs-Isaac Miller and William
Sears, reported for working as stevedores on
a schooner at Union wharf, had their case con
llnued until this morning.
An individual, whose horse got drunk ane
could not drag the cart straight In Meeting
street, was arrested and fined one dollar fol
encouraging drunkenness.
fine Newfoundland dog, found astray II
Rutledge street, was ordered to be advertised
The STATE CIRCUIT C0URT.-The Court O
General Sessions was opened at ten O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, Hon. R. F. Graham pre-
siding.
James Burbage, under commitment for
grand larceny, was discharged, no bill having
been found against him.
In the case OF Lazarus johnson, found
guilty of grand larceny, his counsel, Messrs
eymour and Bradley; filed series ;of excep
tIons, which were. fixed 10 be heard on sen
tence day.
The following cases were disposed of:
London Williams, grand larceny. R. W
Seymour, Esq, for the defence. Guilty ol
petty larceny.
Toby Brown and Albert Harrison, grand lar
ceny. R. W. Seymour, Esq, for the defence
Not guilty and discharged.
The trials of Abraham Warm, for forgery,
aud Frank Williams, for breach Of trust, we're
fixed for this morning.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning. i
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:. BY A. TOBIAS'aS SONS. i. 2
MANAGED CORN AND FLOUR, ON AC-
IL. COUNT OF Underwriters and all con ceIned,
cargo Of Schooner Harriet Baker, from Batl'
more, -,.....L..,-
Tals DAY. the 18th instant. we VIII sell, at II
O'clock alongside OF vessel on Kerr's wharf,
1860 bags e bushels eachJ Prime White CORN. a.
200 barrels FLOUR: - rl.L = % ! !
Imported IN aDdedamaged On board schooner
Harriet Baker. on her voyage from Baltimore to
this PORT, and sold on account OF Underwriters
and all concerned. -
Conditions cash. t.o=1,. :. ts.st febl6
by LAUREY, ALEXANDER & co.
MACKEREL, SALMON AND HER
IM -: RINGS-SAEE POSITIVE -.
front OF our Store, re- at Ito 10. o,eiocS.: % ~" - w -
20 bbls. Nos. / and MAOKEREL
38 nall bbls. Nos. ! and 2 MacEerel
9quarter bbls. No Mackerei
81 kits NCs. ] and Mackerel
IA kits Ne.1 Salmon
8 bbs. No. Herriugs 4
1a half bbls. No. ! Rerrlnga.
Conditions ca b. febl6
By HENRY COBIA IL co.
GUGAR CURED HAMS, &c.
- THIS DAY, at half past o'clocs, 10 front Of
oui Jul S'S Ssisrees rec NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS
20oo pounds prime Bacon Shoulders.
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MEERsOaAuM PIPES specially. therefore
can sell at prices to surprise you. suitable lor
Christmas Presents.
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A CARD.
CHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND Kr

TAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. $40 KING STREET, THREE DOORS SOUTH OF
SOCIETY STREET.
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Con aeused Locals

At the union service In the 6tn street Presby-
terfan church, South Washington on Thanks
giving DAY, sl6.l0 were collected for the Chill
Cren's Hospital
The National park, out 18th street, has beer
flooded, and Il an good condition for skaters.
who can purchase skates Of all STYLES chesp at
Saysges on ID, near 10th street. See his al
Kew D ). Mitchell, of the New York avenue
Presbyterian church, preached a sermon on
Thanks giving day on civil service reform, as
involved IN the question OF inadequate cOmpen-
sst1on, taking for his text, " The laborer is
worthy Of his hire"
Messts- Clephane and Bradley, the well known
phOI ographic reporters of this city, will report
the trlsl Of Jesse W. Uppercue, indicted for the
murder Of his aunt, Mrs. Amelia Wheat, in
Baltimore, on the morning of the 9th of last
August, by shooting her through the hea9
which trial will commence in that city on Mon
day next.
The first OF course OF lectures under the
auspices of the Young Catholics Friend S0ci-
ETY., TO raise funds To educate and clOthe Door
boys, will be given to- morrow evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, eth street, by Rev. Father Keane,
OF St PatriCks church, upon " The Dangers
and Duties OF the Hour" The lecturer is eio-
quent, and the lecture is for q laudable pur-
pose.
At meeting OF the medical classes OF How
ard University. the following officers were
elected.-Of the senior class. X. Riley, presi-
dent; Mary +. Low, vice president; L. Ham
mOnd. secretary; Louis Cornish, treasurer. or
the junior class. q. Vidal, president; B. b.
Adams, vice president; VIM. Troy, Sc .retary.
VIM t. Ford, treasurer. G.. 8. Shedd was
elected valedictOTian.
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GEORG ETOWN.

TRANKsGIyING DfsSRR--Ths managers OF
the Industrial home school gave Tt ank All VI ng
din er Yesterday afternoon, at the home, corr
ner Congress street and he canal.
GRAM TBspE.-The receipts to-day were
2,50 bushels wheat and 80 bushels corn per
boat Wn. Msrbury 20 Hartley ~ Bro; l SO
hu shells wheat. per boat Garrett, 10 b. Talbot
u SON; and ls0 bushels wheat to Geo. Waters.
The sales on Change were 3 sos bushels PR me
red wheat. az Al S5asi.eO, and $50 busheis good
10 a. Ais
,CLEARED.-The steamer Ida cleared to-day
from Hyde's wharf with 20 barrels flour for
New York via Philadelphis.
COAL TRADE.-The coal trade for the past
week has been exceedingly dual. and II the pres.
eDt cold weather continues 1t will result in tsse
total suspension of the coal business Tor the win
ter. The receipts for the week past were: For
the Borden Mining company, 2 200 tons; ship
ments for same 0p0 tons. Agnew's wharf re-
ceived 200 tons; shipped, go tons. Rays docks
received $50 tons, and shipped $50 tons. The
Consolidation company received 2 500 tons and
shipped 2,noO.
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nayD WADHIU0TOQ.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OTFICB,
y wnHIxsIos, 2: o., Eoys@ber g. 49,
Nov Ham pshirs, praying for the extension OF Q
patent granted TO him on the I'D day Of FEBRUARY.
1t y ordered that the testimony I'm the case be
closed on the list day Of January next, that the
time for Ming arguments and the Hammers re.
pert be limited to the 3lst day OF January next and
that seid Pstiton bs heard en- the 9Th DAY OF Feb
Any person may opHose this extension.
noyztf& Id. LB0GErr, Commissioner.
THIs 10 TO GIVE HOTICE, That the Sobecriser
i has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
trtct Of Columbia, holding Special ferua letters
tsstamentAry on the psIyopal estate Of 0ktEL n.
HUTCHlNe. late Of Washington county, D. Co.
dHeaeed. All persons having claims against the
satd seceesed are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
before the llth dsy OF November NEXT they may
oseervfse 6y &v Be excluded from all benefit Of the
Of November, lS73.
nov1l.th 81 EMILY B. HUTOHINS.
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THE RULING PRICEs TODAY.


Aedts.-Beef (portsr hoase), 25a3oc. per H.;
do. t-triein,, sc do. tround), eOc do troasting
pieces), 2oa25c.; do: (corued), 1osi2xc.; por (,
ians fs.s sS ves isase dried % beer
hams (wholel, l5afec.; do. sliced 25a2Sc.; should
en tvbolet, sx aloe; cut. 12Hal3c.; mIddlings,
H. cut; 15c; lard. loalZKe.
FtSh.-ROck, soc. per bunch; perch. 4oc per
bunch; salmon, CSC. per ID; salmon trout, 12s
l5c. per ID; lake white fsh 20 cents per ID;
sns9HSt or smoked; 2os25e, each; herring DO
2Oc. per ID; pike. Acc. per bunch; catfish, 25e
per bunch; Holsters, i5c. per To-; blue fish,
Qsrge, } 81 AL q each, 15c. per ID.
Maiiard, 81 ,25ai.5S per pair; widSeon, 75casi
per pair; blackheads, soc. per pair; red head,
81 rs per pair; canvas back, ssss4 per pair; Wild
geese sIssi Is each; Wild surksys - S,ss
sc. per dozen; rabbits, 2Oa3oc. each; squirrels,
15c. each.
Tsgetabtes.-Potatoes, irish. ACC. per peck; do.
81, red, 60c., yellow, 4Oc. per peck; cabbage,
5sl2c. per head; pumpkins, 1Oaz5c. each; pep
pers, 19c. per doz.; celery, 12s20c. per bunch.
Fruits.-Apples, (eating,) 40a59c. per peck;
DO, tcooking,) 30a40c.; grapes, 10a203. per h.;
chestnuts, loal5c per quart; cranberries.i 5a2oc.
per quart.
roll, 45c.; fair do, 3oai0c. Eggs, 3SsiOc per doz
Cheese, 20a25c. per 10.
Poultry.-Chickens, 75cas1 per pair; ducks.
75c ai.2s per pair; turkeys, 81 25as25o each; 20
PRICES AT THE WHOLESALE MARKET
Louisiana avenue, between 10th and 18th streets:
lrEh potatoes, per bushel, 81 Is; sweet potatoes,
per bbli, S3sSi So; apples, per Dbl, S3ssi5);
grapes, per 100 lbs, S9as12; onions, per barrel,
S1sSf5 80; beets, per 100 punches, 70; cabbage,
per hundred, ssal0; chickens, per dozen, S3t4;
ducks, 40; eggs, per dozen, SIC; turnips, sia
81 20 per Dbl; marrow fat squash, % per cwt.;
ehestnuts, IS per bushel; dried apples, Sc per
cwt.; cranberries, SIS per bbl.; pears, per
bushel, Sass; live turkeys, per dozen, SO ts2);
geese, Si2asl5 per dozen; qusils, s2.5Oass per
dozen.
Prices of hay for best quality So per cwt., and
second quality 81 .s0aS1 90 Straw steady stsI so
l3o barrels corn at $40 per barrel old corn, IS
Fresh pork in the CARCASS, S675aS750 per cwt.
Oats scarce; price 5oa55c. iper bushel.
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PREPARE FOR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ers should bear In mind hat the time Is near at
hand when their dwellings ought 20 be in readi-
ness for the reception of the friends and &C
quaintances who may call 10 pay a holiday visit;
and to make q house inviting 1t Is only necessary
To cover parlor or any other floor with nice
and attractive carpet, which can easily be pro-
cured for q little money at the popular estsb-
llshnent-The Arcade, No. At It'll street south,
between ID and L. See advertisement In an.
other cOlurnn
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"SHRnwD CHARITY."-Under this head the
Louisville Courier Journal prints the following
dispatch from its Washington correspondents
"The Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city have undertaken to give . ThAnkseiv-
paying for 1t out OF their own poe ksts, are call
Ing on the grocers 10 furnish the supplies. The
latter are grumbliss, and cay that the children
of this world, after all, are not smarter than
the children Of Light" -.. i.
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The GIT PHoroGRAPH BUSINESS ILLRaAL
In BALTIhoRE-In the criminal court yester-
day, before Judge Gilmor, the case Of Byron
Green, indicted for q violation OF the lottery
laws, was tried. The accused keeps q variety
store, No. 39 West Baltimore street, called the
"Modern Wonder )" and sells photographs at 25
cents each, the purchaser drawing the same
before examination. Each photograph has q
number on the back, which entities the holder
to . choice of articles OF greater or less value,
according to said number. The states attorney
regarded this as . clear evasion of the Laws
against lotteries in this state. The jury rendered
q verdict Of guilty, and the court tined Green
$3.50 and costs--Bdt. Sun, 2SA.
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nRY GOODS.

= eoe ph sfrec-, opposite fs.eaf C-.g
ApethoNtns hergsine a~e offered
eyas q tik Nsir-s. - tnche- ~ffa " ws-a;
steh rsrJ isNe. = fnches vida. - sra7d hssa
$3.50 s-S setton- Me Gto-es. 81 50 = nstr WIN
.sf... ~ EsSe urt-ius from .nctt5n. n. a aen
ss,ss " ~ Ash.sce - u-e, e. a. : tcs "a. heavy
TNt "Get gfSNI, u . ward. ~ llnsa fringsl
l"Nris aolE-ns rurs. grcAi hargaius fro-u au--
ton; tech mere French N-r0os - ,r.ss ~ ths.
sstnss, sohsirs, AlPscss, SeFs.. g. 20 ~ the
uewshsdes. usst.
IMMENSE CCTIoN
Dry GooDs.
An SIN and Vel Nelnars re-auced from 81 . 20 O..
Lovely PlAids reduced from 1sc O. ssc.
koyely PIsids sil WOOL reducsd frunr TSc 20 &c,
Tmrfe,s Ulot he recuosd from Ttc. % &c.
sstine~ IN nee SHADE ., reduced from 80 O. sc.
BLACK AlSscss reduced ~ per cent.
Flauuels redo Cd ~ pr oeBt.
sslepdfd "a Blesched aud Cnhiesched Cotton, l.,ae
kpdroeccgsin "a Blesch Cotton, l6c.
New York Mills Blescheo Gotten, 2lc.
Rlsck silks st s.ssf bargains.
Csshn eres and Main0s greatly reduced.
sasaaId 10 Il ectins from SSc ~.
Elssaat Paris Kids. ~.
BosieTy, Gloves, HApdk, sehi.f.. Tee, Ribbons
CoIteis, Napkins, Bed sr~s1s, Ladies . d Gent :
underwear, snd ho-. sf ether sods al Be sold a.
prices that cannot a 70 please the purchaser NAAi
and examine cur stick
BRoDHfApS CO., 1909 street
ment. Dolsts
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Rsvs. THOMAS AND HRnRY SLIoIR.-Bishop
Foster has transferred Rev. Thomas Siicer, .
son o. Rev. Henry Slicer, of this city, from the
Colorado conference 10 the Baltimore confer
ence, and he IL expected to arrive during the
present week. DIR. Slicer has somewhat rec0v-
cred from the sudden and severe attack he ex-
perienced on the day of the dedication OF the
Mount Vernon M. T.. Church, bat 10 still con.
rRSd to his bed.-Ealtimore Gazette
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HAD HIS HANDCUT OFF By A OAR WHKIL.-
Mr.. Frank kapenburger, q stonecutter, residing
AZ AZ b street southeast. had hts left hand sew
cred from his arm AZ the Baltimore and Ohio
depot yesterday. He attempted to get on the
60 =. m. train, and falling with his left arm
across the track the wheels passed over it. Sergt
johnson conveyed him TO the 18th precinct sta
ton, and DIR. 8. L. Magruder attended him
After which Oficers Dubois and Atchison re-
moved him TO Providence hospital.
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GRAND FREE ENT8RrAINM EFT, AND AWARD
OF GOLD MEDALs.-The interesting exercises
announced for this evening at Lincoln hall,
under the auspices OF the 3. p. @. A, ought TO
insure q crowded house. Governor Cooke will
preside, and President Grant has promised to be
present. Music by the Marine band; readings
by II. Clay Preuss; addresses by General U. D.
Howard and Hon. g. Q. Cox, and the award Of
gold medals for the pr1ze essays viii make up
an interesting entertainment.
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FKMALE CONVICT LABoR.-The systeIo of
labor ut the Maryland penitentiary In tho female
department has recently undergone Q change
which promises to prove great success. In
stead OF keeping the women employed In the
sewing machines have been introduced, and all
the female convicts are now engaged In the
manufacture Of the cheaper class OF clothing.
Some Of them prove very skilful with thesewing
mAchinsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-30

JUsr RECEIVED, a new and choice lot OF
cloth and skin gloves, heavy flannel underwear
and other furnishing goods.
ROMAN & Cox, 507 9TH at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-30

In tn 81 Gold Bonds the Northern PsoinC
road Compan furnishes to the public IN fL'vss
meut security which combines the ready negotis
bility, the convenience, and the high credit Of 0
railroad bond, with the soidity and safety
Of Q real estate mortgage On land worth Ct least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par In currency, and yield
aAHD0OAE Profit 70 those exchanging SOS.
The bonds are hrst and only mortgage on the
road, its eQuipments and earnings, and also on .
land grant which, the pletion OF the road, viii
average =. 900 acres 10 each mile Of track.
They are Issued In denominations from eloo 70
81 300 Coupon, and ol0o to $1,000 Ragstered, have
thirty yeas run, bear interest Of TO per cent.
In gold, and ere WHIT 1RO3 UHIT1D
STATES TAX TO the bo
The semi annual interest On the Registered Bonds
10 aid with GOLD CHECKS, sent 70 the Pct o0os
address Of ths holder.
All marketable Stocks Ard Bonds received In 81.
change, without expense % ths investor, st tAslb
hiGhsss current prices.