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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-08-21

GRAY'S BOTANY. The only stand.
ard series in this subject.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-08-21

LOOMS, FIRST STEPS IN MUSIC.
Awell adopted series for common schools.
THE EDUCATIONAL REPORTER.
Catalogues, and circulars giving full des-
cr'ptivc notices Of the above, with prices
both retail and for Introduction will be
forwarded by mail on application.
Address
IVlSON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & co.
.. PUBLISHERS.
13S and l40 Grand st.
New York.
july24wS.
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NRUSrEES SALE.

july3w 4pi35
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

rEE CAIEEsE N CALnoRSIA-Ths San Fran
cisco Alta californian, BY q brief statement Of
faets usapates all fears Of that State being over
run by the @heaihen Chinee." The AlEa goes into
q statistical rsvisW eXbsndinglback as far a. the
year 1853, showing the average increase each year
Of the Cbinese population. The prsAsnt number
Is 62.bo0, with an annual increase Of 5000 sfThe
white population" continues the Alta, ''increasss
BY immigration BY land and sea about twenty Ave
thousand, and by births o. much more, so that the
prospect Of our being converted int a tributary
colony Of China Is not very encouraging. At the
present rate 81 Chinese Increase, 10 md the NAM
Der snlsrEed % one milion, n3t millions, viii re-
quire just S24 years. BY which time ali present
POlitlelaHs VIII have gons up Salt rivsF, and our
sensation winters and editors viii have become
attsRuated material for some appropriate use in
NAturS's laboratory, probably to reappsAr earth
In Chinese personality"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
T'he salary OF cur Female PuDIle school
.-.--.r Teaehers

We doubt wheiher it tends to the public good
to impress upon any class of laborers that they
are inadeQuately paid, so loug as 1t Is an &C
knowledged fact that their earnings are enough
TO enable them to live easy and well, aud also 10
lay aside snug little sum for future use
This we understand to be the case with the
female teachers in our public schools. II Il Is
not 30, the salaries should be raised to such a
point But we have always been led TO regard
the pOsidSn of teacher in these schools as one
greatly desired Certainly there ara alaEge nun
her Of applications fOr the position and the pro-
gres Of the schools proves that the scholars have
been well taught. We doubt if there are any
schools in the country whose teachers will com.
pare better, or whose education qualities them
better FOR their duties.
Certainly the teachers are moi 50 much confined
as most female laborers. They do not commence
work so early aud are relieved much earlier in
the day than those at almost any other oceupa-
,ion In addition they have near TWO months
vacation in The summer; ana about two weeks
daring the christmas holidays, and are at liberty
on AL other holidays In a word, the position 10
one II the most desirabls Of all female Occupa-
Ilons And we think it the duty Of the Press TO
50 represent it. Certainly no lady desires to be
represented rs = drudge, when her duties are ac-
tuany such as should be accounted pleasant,
agreeable and beneficial, TO any one that is quail
nsd, and none others should be employed No
females who are required to labor have more de-
Sarable positions, and our teachers are not only
wen paid, bht 50 far Rs we hear, . superior class
Of young ladies and content with their salaries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

Ths commencement exercises of Vassar Col
lsgs closed yesterday. The graduates numbered
~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

NEWSPAPER soLD.-DKSNTs F. DEALY, Esq,
has sold the Philadelphia Herald to Messu.
BGRSuART & HAzELToS, who viii hereafter con-
duct it. TIE Herald has ranked high, and AS a
Democrats penny paper has no equal In the
United States. 1t has just dOnned a new dress,
aud made choice Of new and very pretty head
ing, and il win no doubt continue 10 be one Of
the most nOurishing and euterPrising daily jour
mails. Messs BAmhart & HazeltOn have our
warmest Wishes for suocess In their new enter
prise. Mr.. Dealy retires to recruit his health,
which we trust viii soOu be restored TO fall
yigor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
uMITED ayArEs soMoa.

DUREss, By FEDERAL AUrH0RlTYi
A JOURNAL OF cgRRnxr EVENTS puEixe " m.
rRTsoNNEST or rIFTEKS MONTHS AT FORT
DELAWARE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

HEAvT STocK SzTRMENTs.-The largest ship
nsnt Of live ttocK in enc day ever trAnsierred
from the Psnnsylvania rhilEDad 10 the Lebanon
Valley read ar HaFfisbarg oSeurTed on Sunday-
lSl cars Of cattle, 25 Of h0gs. Of shasp. and Of
horses and mules making gao in all. Beside 200
cars laden with coal and OH. requiring thiTteen
engInea y draw the burden, passed over the Lab
AnOn Valley. Tle number Of cattle was about
1890 and hogs 5000, shd ths total yalns Of the
average # iVs stOck sbipped over tbs Lebanon
Valley railroad is about 70 ear laAds or rsay 800
per week. ThO heaviest shipmpnts are % suaday
and ThaEedaG sndths hghsst On AOnday aad
Friday. .-.--a gas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
RT ISAAC ". (. HANDY. or Auuusrazro.. "a.
::nEnEnnfA 81 sorpr.-c0l. ". Is.


AT the earnest solicitation Of friends, the aadsr-
signed proposes to publish his Prison journal as
soon AZ sufficient number ct eubacribers can DO
obtained to cover the expense Of printing. The
manuscript, which was originally tntended Tor prl-
Vate use, contains many personal illusions that
at first, delicacy seemed 10 forbid the general err
eulation but desire having been expressed, IN
some quarters, to the work Just a. IL vas writ
ten II now seems beat to make no material change
and to send it out With che natnfaluess Of daily
record Of current events, written under peculiar,
and often most disadvantageous circumstances.
Bosldes these personal matters, the Journal con-
tans faithful portrait Of prison life. Every thing
that came undcr the observation OF the author, or
that friends reported to him at the time is related
with q serup0loua regard to truth, and nothing
has been set down in prejudice malice. The
good aud the bad have been alike stated, and
scenes gay and grave have been recorded with ~
The coming and gong Of prisoners, exchanges, es-
capes, division searchings, health reports, prison
anOsements. arrests, Punishmente, suheringA DE-
sertptiOns IT personsp conversations, preaching,
speech making, aud very many other things are
mentioned, with constant reference to individuals,
whose names are either given in full, OF by their
iniaaals .ea
The Journal gives particular acconnt Of the re-
liRious movements at Fort Delaware, % far IS
witnessed By The author. The Sermons preached
confessions, communion scenes, baPtisms, the or.
ganiEAtiOn and working Of the Christian AssOCia-
tlon the BIblo classes, literary and theological
studies, and very many other things are referred
10, which naust be interesting, not only to thot-
sands who were 10 ''tbe pea" but to many In al
parts OF the country who desire peTvaaOentTeeord
Of the scenes and sufIerings in the Delaware Bas-
tile.
Ii is important TINT those who are interested IN
this work should write immedIataly 30 the under
signed, forwarding the names OF as many subscri-
beTS e. they may be able 70 obtain.
The price Of the book cannot now be definitely
stAtai. Il will probably not be less than 81 Rnd
should the volume be illustrated, proposed. the
cost may be q little more. 1t wIli contain soma
thing like six hundred pages, and viii be hand
somsy printed en- good paper. with maslin back.
ISAAC W. X. HANDY \
Posl-olRee, Mount Sidney, Augusta county, Va
A CONDEMNED murderer at Merijen, Miss.
considerably requested to be hung on the 4lh of
July 20 As 10 increase the attractions Of the Gel
ebration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
saIoOsOuoon VIctoria's Cots.

On yuns the 1sIsEs. Tattsusau hsla the amt
sale ths qsssun of thoroughbred yeaEiimga, at che
royal pada0clsa, HnIhsy Park, near London. The
20 guinsas--about n, i65-foF each yoarlfna.
ThsuEK4vai Ok III brown oeit bnoEhsr to the Earl
was greeted BIZ 6 buzx ofadmirAlion. Lard Lone
dale hoaal8 hlm for a khOusapd Rninom.
A crown colt by Young WslboaEns. ont Of ~
dam Of CafthnsAs aas SID 10 GE. CsAalsrd, ths
oWdsr Of Gang Fcrwerd, for l,l50 guinness ThaSo,
were thS highsut prices Oblainsd,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

The New Orleans Herald says that the Beaure-
gard treaty is offensive 10 large-elass Of the
white citizens, and rePrOduces thsS1atent argu-
ments against it used by the opponents. They
seem 10 Rs unansWezblo. For the movement
instead o. uniting the i've races, win result In
dividing the whites and giving the negroes un-
limited power in the State government
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

Hon. Michael c. Trout, aero a psnying the
Pennsylvania Editorial exeursion, died suddenly
of heart diseSse in Mauch Chunk last evening.
He was about G5 years Of age. lie was Repre-
sentative in Congress from this State from 1853 to
1856. and was q candidate for the .DsmOcutie
nomination for Governor last year
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

A CONDEMNED murderer at Meriden, Miss.
considerably requested to be hung on the 4ih Oi
July, 90 as 10 increase the attractions Of the Gel
sbr1tion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

The annual commencement Of Harvard College
took place yesterday. The graduating class num-
bersd iS0. Charles Francis Adams will deliver
the OrAtiOR before the Phi Beta Kappa Society to-
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

Capt Han aauasa e. Arctic prOm0BtOry Sumasr
Hsadiand ssaftar fko .lEsn-- chaIiss 6umaoH, thO
orator and UnItod States Senator = 1B sosOE Robe
sons pubiishod chart and report on th0 voyage 81
the Polaris. hs calls Z sammee Headland. somo
of our cantsmpcragim Cad faait With this. At ~
mean and co1tsmpsibls. worthy Of Ne. Robe
son. -7.r+- .as-
LHG IEsURAscB CAsvAssIS3 Is = nesbfaneb
Of female industry out West.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-31
Blood CIeanser or Panacea.

As q medicine fot children, fhe Panacea is, III
every way, calculated to take the place of the cad
,ess variety Of drugs which are annually sold fOi
that purpose, ami which are often very Injurious
4 medicine which possesses the qualities Of a ca
thartic as well as mild Alternative, and which /:
capable OF arrestiag disease without the least in
Jury u the child is of incalcula le value q
every mother. A. a CaJhartic, il Is very effective
Tat 1t does not II given Ia pcoper quantities, ca
H}u1 "a o. distress Ia the stomach bowels II Is
re.y pleasant TO the taste, which IS q very impO..
taAt feature as medicine foc children. As a pre-.
TeItiye OF disease II Is unprecedented Is II az
iirectly apol the digestive gas and the bloOi
IN al s~r0fIOIs dis aases, It is the most ea e-tir-
ne ,lciGe ever Oiferai to the plbc, aud, # gIyal
eggia.ly aud perseve"ingl9, those e-uptve ,i--
asas 50 common IN chill !lea Elay be entirely c-aG-
Gated.
Prepared by P. FaAr1eg'- Bros. & Co.. Waynes-
O1lCr Pennsylvania, a4I DE. y. FAGRSEy. 80 North
Dearborn Stre3', CGic3ga. Price
$40 per bottle: t0' sale by Whole
sale and Retail DAtIe 8, aad by
=. 4. STEB3INS, JR.,
PA Coaierslo-t Pa.
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AGENTS, now Is vow chance!
LIYENGST NJ IOsT AND FOUND.

Tie only book on tie sUbfcc, that tc',str.c whole
soy: Don't le hum9pl--d wi.l any q or
G2'1Sf'sIE n2aT .ffsfDE~Xa Pic. t}- D. Tie !. 03
pectUS vi 81. il 1t sigGL For ilgSt c,iui.e OF tcr-
it2ry address ! on e y. ASiitIE,hD,
- IL SLnSOH -, PiiiaGc pIia Pa
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INvALIDs. pON,T DEsPAIRt
Thousands have found relief, and
thousands will turn 10 this Medi-

Thousands have found relief, and
thousands will turn 10 this Medi-
cine after eXhaustlEg their purses
aud patience 10 search of hea.sa.
Gldiness OF the head duilness OF the mind, feet
id breath, coated tongue, loss OF appetite, pains
aad WEAKNESS il the stomach, enlargement OF the
liver, yeliOYless OF tie skin, constant fever aud
thirst, with total disre!ish for business, pleasure
or auy kind Of plOyuent.--FAhRNEl'S PAN
ACEA, II taSeI anu perseyered IN for a few days
viii remove this whole class Of symptoms ne
maids OF the body become pure, and mind clear
the stomach strengthened. the tongue clean, the
appetite improved ana the Wh0le system so ben.
eatte that disease, II bad weather, is less liable
10 afriCt you.
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TIE
Great South American
BLOOD PURTFIERi
JURUBEBA!

IS ne1ua"ed = any known remedy. twill Grad
i2lEe, eXtirDate & Thoroughly destroy al p I ,On
Gus substance in the Is 1Od anl viii eiectla y
li70e ~ ne Il ,pO-iti1p n j iluS dar3nuemant
4 there want OF act;O-, IN ycur Liver
& spleen? Un'esS re ieyed at once, the blood
bee me- impure by de etc i1IS seare ions, pro.
luciGG SC 1fulous or skin diseases. n-ches, Fc'.
en-, PuSt les, CIn'.e-, Iimpes, &c, SC.
Have you "a Dys peptic StOEna rIlc Un.
'eSl GlgeS ion Is promptly ri led, the sysUam i 4.
i i1&ted wi-I loss OF vital force, poverty 0f tue
B.2)d, D:op'i1ai Tendency, General Weakness
ny TNsi-u -ude.
HaveyC weakness OF the intestine. -?
You are in 4 niger If Ghr'uia Eil~Tl,sl OF tie
j-n2df1' In iamm1.i N Oi the we =
Have EOu SYeaF; ;sIeEs oFIhe Uterine or
Urinary Organ: IOu masg p-ocute il ,ttn
e il or You a.e liable to suffering worse taan
Axe yen detected, lrowsv. du,. s'ucgi n, OF
cp-e },el IL ,pI i5s, with beliaele, hacNacuc,
coated tongue and bad tasting mouth?
For &c tain remedy 70 al these diseases.
wea'Ene fSe5 and Cub ei; fnr cleansing and Du
flying tie vitiated hood and impaltinr viro' to
~ the vita forces; Tor hUi ding Up and resto Ing
vie weakened con sisuti0p USE
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FQEETCE Send TO- ci~cu'ars end speeia'
EtTF {" I = ! 'elms for "AfcC' 'e"an, Ecpuj
cani'm in Ameic ica." TIE T77tost s"'.ino boJl;
or't J. II. STCDnAPT co.
123-4w Publishers Pnilad'a'
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WY TATTED. A raah!' ami ta,r.,.t a a
w " :" { aides, 70 clg2gs IA Il ae.trabl-
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- youth NJ both sexes buy ana read Win She
- Greatest DT0tt
? afin 8j0jtU f,jGnl'a sG.ret
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k,11a Of NH I-ona AMI Farming implements,
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IN e'ercnt Tnr~avine, perfect 1'rcr- 7pea, % os
in4, son. w mai ~ also Camnai~n Cords six
Cen Tatce p'H'cG o-r. S&u0'e 'atczt s+v'ea
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which f. p -onoun ed by the leading me iical au-
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nj tonic and te~aiiye known 20 tue melioa
word Iii, Is no new and mt. led 6i i.Overy.
ut Las 'ong been used by the leading pay i IL
.r'ts
Don't weaken and impair the dice 'tigc
organ ly c..t.la tics AMI pysies, they give on '
ea9oEt le iei-indiTs 'ti0n. Gatu en2y d dyS
'ep-it wiEh pies and kinl Ell di ,el2cl 4 e s,l-e
- 10 OF eIr use. heTp the b'00i pm . and
tel'th i assured. JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
IS Plaft t., New York,
~ EO'c Agent FOR the Uni ed states.
P.ice One Da.aS pei BJit.e. SenI for circuar.
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dilIe.y, HUBBARD BROS, Pdblshe 5,
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ElGRT lN TIE EAST.

ne INQ.l tUlNpltlen3ING ma NdIuIUIt It IsIOla
work ever plU l}Ied 50 toi olr new /. u.s.. ateu
Fan.i y Blbe, containing nearly ~ Lue SCI JJdle
llustIa.l rs, u ID. smith comp etc Blt.l0nHT
OF tIr BIZ g. send lOrp o'pectus 4 cl.cu aIS q VI
VIII show you Waat agents say OF til', tie 9eoL x
cheapest FlIltsu Bt5.o, & how fast taey are sell
ing it. NAILONAL PlB. Co, Pll.a., Ia. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

PERUVIAN SYRUP.-rhis valuable medicine
las been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures it has
performed. Its singular efficacy is owing TO the
protoxide of iron which in this preparation
mains unchanged, and is the only form in which
this citdl element of healthy blood can be sup
plei. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02
ID .c0ratiOn DaY.

1t was a bright day, and 1 found myself
vending my way with the crowd out OF the city
to the {" Heights" felt surprised to see the
long grass, the flowers and the tree blossoms.
| had forgotten there was any country.
thought the Capitol grounds and lovely parks
of Washington were a kind OF special prov-
dence-GOd smiling on His favored city, the
capital Of His chosen country.
Crowds are good place to study human
nature and faces and il is well we cannot see
that hideOus SIGHT a human heart. Parents
brought thelt ;rgf II from the infant up. II
was like grand picnic; but when the solemn
procession to the graves, passed me with their
wreaths and baskets of flowers. it brought to
mind the purpose and object of the day. 1t WAS
scene never to be forgotten. The baby smile,
the children's laugh, the sisters tear. the
mothers prayer mingled and stirred together
with the fragrance, the sunshine, the baimy
air, the memories of the dear ones, assembled
from the fiOwery graves to the throne of God.
All nature at this moment felt and partook
OF the sOrrOwing hearts dark clouds lowered
around and the very Sun, for q moment was
overcome; but when as those prayers and fra
GRANGE and music assembled, he burst out with
such radiance that the very babies woke up and
crOwed with delight and wonder. NIMo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

kIssENGEN, Nichy, Congress and Settler
made by Palmer & Green, from Hanbury
Smith solutions and pure spring water, put W
in syphOns and small fOunts. m,ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof wants
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business m IN can
afford to do without them. Take w1rRiRy from
the ChicGgo and Boston fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

MACKINAws. MSCKINAw~. NACEISAws.
Another supply OF these favorite Straw Hats.
In all the fashionable shapes, just received at
WILLETT X RUoFF's,
3 9nJ PENNSYLVANIA ay,nue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

In ORDER TO meet the great demand for Their
pure soda water, in steel fountains. Palmer &
Green had fifty more shipped from New YorS
On SATURDAY..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

RIAL Estate SALSs-The following sales
Of real estate have takes place recently: Chas
kepnedy has sold three story brick house on
NJ street northwest 20 Thomas v. Brown; price
32.3oe. AiSo., unimpfsyed property ~ High
q Duncsasen, Dowljps & Co asctiOnesrs on
Saturday evening sold part OF lot IL. In Square
63t. ON ~ street. between r. and = streets north
Wa, TO W. -. crossman, tor sl-27x per square
foot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

REPORTED ARREST OF Two OF THE RySnpp
FAMILY.-The horrible series of tragedies i'm
SOUTHWESTERN Kansas, with which the name of
the Bender family Is connected, seem be on the
point OF being cleared up. A supposed accom-
Piice or the murderers was arrested In Texas.
put managed to commit suicide while beins
Drought 10 Kansas by the officers. A man and
notorious people, have been caught in iowa.
and there is said to be but little doubt of their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02
Warming

THURSDAY, Nav 18th.
A negro is engaged in the business of borrow
ing hose from one house for the use of neigh
boring one, and making Off with it.
CAPITOL HILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

FIFTEEN HUNDRED SHEEP IN THE AIR.
The following incident of the Iowa tornado will
bear fuller narration than that M ade by the
telegraph: Near skunk river woods, a fiock of
l,oOO sneeP we're quietly grazing when the
storm arose With an instructive dread thew
gathered in circle, that companion ship might
alleviate the sense OF danger. They cOngre-
gated directly in the line Of the storm, and
when 1t came it elevated them until. as an eve
witness expressed 1t, 'they looked like flock
OF birds. They clrcled round and round, the
velocity Of the inner current overcoming the
attraction OF gravitation. until the centrifue cal
motion moved them to the edge of the cyclone.
where, the velocity being diminished, thew fell
to the earth. OF the 1 800, only 40 were found
awe up TO this afternoon, and il is believed
that the remainder we're killed They were
absolutely divellicsted. Their remains are
found hanging on the trees and bushes. and
strewinR the ground,
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THE BREcHBR SCANDAL AaAfs.-Tbe nm.
pleasant information u given out BIZ the Brook-
/ }E2 Eagle that the PlyneRtA "a lich m lars to
geous scanda in which MB. Bee,hsr. The siore
Implicated. 'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

SODA WATER. in steel fountains, made from
pure spring water, by Palmer 6 Green, George
town. m.w.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

GENTLEMEN's MACKINAw AND PANAMA
HATS Bleached and Trimmed TO look as well ~
new, at A. L. Writings, 92i Pennsylvania
avenue, GIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

THE FUNERAL of the late Fielder X. Dorsett
took place from the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. Capitol Hill,) yesterday afternoon
where the services we're conducted by Rev. DIR.
John Chester. Delegations or the Oldest i'm.
habitanfs' association and the associated sur
viyors OF the var OF 1872 followed the remains
tn their hna, resting place in the Congressional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

PRIGG's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ~ Penn
sylvania avenue, near . street, received some
beautiful styles this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

eStx Africans are now candidates for holv
orders at Cape Palmas, Africa.
The Old Catholics Of Germany are 10 elect
soasnop % COLOGNE On WedDesdaynext.