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DRESSING Rooms FOR CHURCH WE'D
DlNGs.-The latest novelty in the way
of church weddings is the fitting up of
the vestibulc Of tile sacred ediffce as a
dressing room for the bride and her at
PENDANTS. According to the report of a
wedding ceremony which recently took
place in New York, The vestiblule was
furnished for the occasion "with mir
rors, tables, chairs, brushes, powder
and hair pins" This is step in tue
right direction, but like many similar
step it only serves to show how far
short we really fall Of completeness in
these matters. To have a really ele-
CANT and thoroughly unexceptional
wedding in church there should be, in
addition to the dressins-room for the
ladies, a simitar reom for the groom
and his supporters, with tonsorial ar
fist in attendance. This might appro-
priately be located the basement, and
if q small space i'll the organ loft could
be nothing left for the most fastidious
to desire.
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400 Gold Watches. ...-....75t to Sc
275 Sewing Machines. go to Isl
Is Elegant Pianos. .-..... each $50 to 7C(
so MelOdeOus leach 80 to or
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~ The New York Tribune instances
a ease of woman's forgiveness where
she had been stabbed four times by q
s.alky and savage lover, refused to tes-
,si.iy against him, burst into tears, when
Ills sentence Of three years in prison
was announced, and wept on his
shoulder as he left the court. He was
suiky even then; did notrespond to her
oulourst of aflectionate remorse; re-
FUSED to be touched by her protesta-
lohS that she would wait for him.
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The Last Letter.
On BOARD SPANISH MAN.oF-WAR)
LA TORNADO,
ST.. JAGo DE CUBA,
Nov. 6, 1873.

Dear, Dear Dita:-
When l left you had no idea that
we should never meet again in this
world, but it seems strange to me that
should tonight, and on Annie's birth
day, be calmly seated, on Il beautiful
moonlight night, in most beautiful
bay IN Cuba, to take my last leave OF
you. my own dear, sweet wife, and with
the thought of your bitter an suisl nv
only regret at leaving.
l have been tried to-day and the
President of the Court martial asked the
favor Of embracing me at parting. and
elasped me to his heart. have sha-
ken hands with each of my judges; and
the Secretary of the Court and inter-
prefer have promised me as q special
Iavor to attend my execution, which
will, am told, be in a very few hours
after my sentence is pronounced. lam
told my death will be painless; in short,
I've had q very cheerful and pleasant
chat about my funeral, to which | shall
go in few hours from now. How
soon cannot yet say. 1t is curious to
see how make friends. Poor Bam-
BETA pronounced me gentleman, and
he was the brightest and bravest crea-
ture l ever saw.
The priest who gave me communion
on board this morning put a double
scapular about my neck, and medal
which he intends to wear himself. A
young Spanish officer brought me a
bright new badge with the Blessed
Virgin stamped upon it to wear to my
execution Tor him, and n handsome
cross in some fair lady's handiwork.
These arc to be kept as relics of me.
He embraced me affectiouately in my
room with tears in his eyes.
Dear sweetheart, you will be able to
bear it for my sake, for I will be with
you if God permits it. Although |
know my hours are short and few, | am
not sad. feel shall always be with
You right soou, dear Dati, aud you will
not be afraid Of me. Il
ro Pray for + me, and I viii! pray with
There is to be fearful sacrifice of
life from the Virginius, and, as think,
o needless one, as the poor people are
unconscious of crime, and even of their
fate up to now. hope God will for
give if am to blame for it.
If you write to President Grant, he
will probably order my pay duo when
| resigned paid to you after my death.
il People will be kinder to you
now, dear Dita, at least hope so. Do
not dread death when it comes to you;
it vi i'll be as Gods angel Of rest-re-
member this. =
| hope my children will forget their
fathers harshness, and remember his
love and anxiety ior them. May they
practice regularly their religion, and
pray for him always.
Tell--tlIat the lust act of my life
will be public profession of my faith
and hope in Him of whom we need not
90 ashamed, and it is not honest to
withhold that public Acknowledgements
rom any false modesty or timidity. |
May God bless and save US all.
Sweet, dear, dear Dita, we will soon
meet again. Till then, adieu, for the
last time.
Your devoted husband,
JosErH Fry.
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SO F." Melodeons 800. each 60 to eco
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, etc valued at
$l,500,000.
THANCE TO DRAW ANY OF THE
~ above Prizes for Is cents. Tickets
describing prizes are sealed in enyelopes
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sealed ticket is drawn without choice and
sent by mail to any address. The prize
named upon it to be delivered to the ticket
holder Oh payment of one dollar. Prizes
are Immediately sent to any address by
express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before
you pay for it, Any prize exchanged for
another of the same value. No blanks
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-Fair dealing
can be relied on.-N. Y. Herald. A gena-
inc distributlon.-World. Not one Of tho
humbugs of the day.--Weekly Tribune.
They give general satisfaction. -Staats
Zeitung.
REFERENCEs-By kind permission we
refer to Che following: Franklin S. Lane.
Louisville, drew $4,000. Miss Hattie
Banker, Charleston, $4,000. Mrs. Louisa
I. Blake, st. Paul, 500. Samuel V. Raw
mond, Boston, $500. Eugene D. Brack-
sett, Hittsburg, Watch, $500. Miss Annie
Osgood, New Orleans, 5000. Emory L.
Pratt. Columbus, Ohio, 1900.
One cash gift in every package Of lao
tickets guaranteed. tickets for ST; IL
for 81; Is for So; so for S.; $50 for SIS.
Agents wanted, to whom we offer liber-
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EXPIRATION OF SENATORIAL TERMS
The United States Senators whose
terms expire March 3, 1875, are: ADJ
miuistration in Roman; Opposition in
italic.l Ames, Miss; Bayard, Del:
Boreman, West Va; Brownlow, Tenn;
Buckingham, Ct; Carpenter, Wis;
Casserly, Cal; Chandler, Mich; Ed
munds, Vt; Fenton, N. Y; Flanagan.
Tex; Gilbert, Fla; Hamilton, Md,
Hamlin, Me-; Lewis, Va; Pratt, Ind
Ramsey, Mimi; Schus-, Mo-; Scott, Pa;
Sprague, r. l.; Stewart, New; Stockton,
N. j.; Summer, Mass; Thurman, O.;
Triton, Neb.-25.
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Oen CanS Plated Ware Etc., at Ferguson and Schnacks
Capt. Joseph Fry.

A BRIEF SKETCH OF HIS L1FE-uIs NO.
BILE CONDUCT DURING THE WAR.
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~ j. L evin has opened fine and
fashionable Confectionery esta blish.
ment under the Town Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11
A BEW.YKAR MOHODr.

How they CLEAN, the golden years,
On the ardent eve Of Youfhl
In his ravisned soul he hears
All the music of the spheres.
And to- morrow. then, il truth.
.These TO- morrows al are mine.''
q divine
Years Of youth. In his dream
How they CLEAN,
Nov they fee, the rushing years,
Past the hating path Of Agcs
Sounds are in his startled ears
As of elashing swords and spears q
That desperate combat wage
In fight more desperate still. -
"Will, oh, will 20
None be stayed?" Monet All, nc!
How they nee!
How they 90, the vanished years,
Down the ebbing tide Of Times
Bearing freight Of hopes and fears
Der a cure Mt swoll'n by tear
Onward to the sea sublime
To the ocean of the Past,
Where at last
Shall be rest? Ay! Mol
How they 60!
Let them CLEAN, and Zee, and GO,
Each with it, appointed train,
Shining, somber, swift and slowi
In your heart of hearts we know
All those yesrs of earth are vain
Shadows ofthe life TO be,
Sorrow free.
Use them as God wills, and 80,
Let them go.
t4pp.eso~s' Journal
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CHArrER In.GTHE THien Tux,


1t was three years later ip the life of the lion!
tanner, and he was performing for threehights
only at q sea-c0ast town IN the North Of Eng
land, a dreary little place enough, whittier he
had srayed from tho rich manufacturing dis
tricts where his harveSts were wont to be so
pienteous-a dismal little town, beside which
the sea- seemed to howl more d0lefully th9h by
other shores, . stony Hgh-street, . damp virtit
fshlmarket, beach of great loose pebbles, and
long wooden ietty stretching out TO sea, aid
slippery always With slime and weed, dead fish :
and other refuse Of the great ocean. eSs.1yg
Three yeaa!-anfl yet on his bene1t ni0Atlat
Spindlecam Herr Prusinowsld had talked about,
retiring on his laqrels in . yeaEs He had DOT
been doing badly either; prosperity had followed
all hb Nanderings; but the human mind is
elastic in it, estimate Of money, and Herr Prubi-
nOwakis notions Of the fortune he ought to re-
tire upon had videned With the passage of
time. ss..a a nov, -. ii - -,
{ sAnother six months, little woman, he said,
tsI'n sell the beasts by auction, and bay public
house, - which was his netaon Of peace and fe-
81 wish It was to beito-moyrow, Waliam,. :, the
little woman answered, sadly. 81 shalt ne2er
ans. E hspRy nonensi tn yon've dose With
The first two nights ct Lewshore, this obscure
Northern seaport, had bee1 tDlerAbIy successful.
The thaAter was the m0uldaaat old barn perl apss
thathAd eser been dedicated, to public ent4ri
tainment, md W. Vpeneds shout once in ito
ysafs for week - - e transient spaend9rS
Algaz = =. ~ -s1slgsf 80 4
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no HuxAs voIcE.rThat we are curiously con-
structed. adnits Of no argument, since the mecL1
passes the most Sicus!y. de sised %ascI 'h in.
strument ever made by man. The range OF a
human voice b another marvel, there being nine
perfect toness yet there are 1872 1a6, GA, SIS dis
varying eopl Fractions. on rslAkations Of II Gtsle
Misunderstanding diEectlX ON the column Of air
Esssipg thEsngh 1ther }Gnyx or musical box.
acton ~ snns 81 sns one ss Z oas
fer further Indignation on the capacity OF our
vocal organs, Physiological works furnish illus
tenor, the medium being baritone A womau's
voice ranges from contraito to soIha iiS A bows
hesbetween q tenor and tfeb4e.f ,Theianguase
aud science In fefesence to these extfaordinary
oxhtbittong ct yOeal power was anticipated by
the poet Is it not strange that harH Of q thous-
anA ItHngs sho1ld keep int tune 50 lOng?.
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POSITION OF A Recommendations on streets
running nearly north and south are far prefer
able to those located on those going east and
west in a sanitary estimate. In the first, here
at the north of the equator, the sun shines
brilliantly i'm the forenoon on the front, and
with nearly equal force in the afternoon on the
rear. Thus dampness is expelled AMI the whole
edifce is dry and the air far purer Tor its,sOIar
-exposeure. If a, house Is ON an east aud west
street, those fronting north are decidedly the
the yard, the kitchen, and, usual regions of
neglected Accommodations pqrifies and n,odifies
the humid atmosphere that's sure to pred9mi:
nate in yards and the back sides Of houses whose
rear Is north OF the street uscircnmstancsd,
the hack roosns are never so pleasant, cheerful
pr. economically warmed in winter or ventilated
in.spmner, aswhen on the sonth side. Opening
and air by reason of the swing Of the front door.
Here Is Q law Of health in . nltshelL - :
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/. IA Pepnsylyaris farmer has SIX feese over
forty years old. He wnl cpSk thefAsuP WITH he
s e Ell s his golden ssd M sas soup
.-xEAn Atlanta woman ! y not only xaip,ped |.
! S--keeper for selling wffsket TO her h6sband.
bnt fhe has whipped nef hu6bbad 'semplORer for
PAYING him moasyvhils h wasdrnnk. -, I
q w6nhan - II es6n, Ga, dared hsr nus
and Hlaeed III yail y0r six month";, judKo EOld-
ing an her aStaUH W. . grave ofEense. sIsT
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J - a INsExIQgsI has turned ELECTRICITY
success His o6ject Il to use Il as q motive
power for the propulsion q xe1seas in ltcn OF
steams and he tried fhe experiment. tho ether
dag on yacht named the Miranda, with the
screw detached. The result was the driving of
the shaft at such an immense velocity that
before the maclffuo could be stDpped Il had
broken away the 1nseenings. being NO powerful
ysntor Of the machine, which Il caiIed the
I" Electro Hfaen Motor cstimates the number
Of it's seveactiens at fun spced at frsm Loo 70
1y60o Per minute. 10 sa.;f s,l'-'.'l -,
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IL THE SUPREME Court or THE DISTRICT
70 OF COLUMBIA

-Holdise a Ssecfai Tnm, Decsnbe 2ssS lS2.
IN the case Of Albert @. Riddle, administrator
Of LAWS ROSS. deceased, the sdministrstor
sioresaid hss. with the appreciation % the
speou.S sartsbaa q q. c is1 S:a
q January, a. b. 1875, Tor maj sefts.sat and
distribution OF the personal estate 81 said decreased,
and Of the Assets ia hand a. far q the sane have
eeen collected and tanned into money; when and
Nhre AL tie creditors and hers Of said decessA
1900 s, e sssend q shs ~ oshst.iss " ~ ,:
week icr thrss weeks U the st previous e tine said
OK: 49, q. xHssrrl, a.sia.r Of wsn..
TFs e 81 SIyF AZ, so5IoE: % g ;ss',
District q Columbia, holding Special term, letters
81 sdmipk9zlg1cn On the persond estate % JAMES
LODGE, fatS Of Wnebingfon County ID. q !. GeccD ei.
Al pcSeus heving claims Against the raid dsQ1krra
'See hereby warned 20 exhibit the tssn9, VIII ne
ihersof 90 the sgesssibsr, g % bsfSes The
e as s issss ~ nj Ss.:Ss: z sss "a s.s:
0tysp ap1er ~. I'll, al. IN as1 q ysoussy,
I - : xiPe~:-zs W VkSsf ti;.oD
So neglesr q WyIls.
LIMITED STATES PATRHI 0FrICB,,
~ ..s-A4 -WAeuIuelon, u. O., yunuary &, Nh.
On The Petition Of LEyI ~. DUxI0N, e EsslgIa,
patent sraS;sd o I'm sks 60 ssy 18TH y AZ. -,
fsE an ipgroyse.f n nedsesd ts.!enines;
y ofdered that the testinony IN the ssse Be clsse1
hs @ cay H. s che the 90 80 g
ssa ,. ok x. 4 ass ss sas ssst said b
Hsa r''n ~is 'fI1IE s *; sisf cs@-i..isp.s
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Lsree secf Of STAPLE GROCERIES II In. very
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ATk IhPOkTATION.
ENGLISH PICKLES,
SAUCES,
ENGLISH, SCOTCH, and IRISH Az
BROWN STOUT and PoRgER
INV ORLEANS GLASSES. very hse.
~An st very low prices.
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FINE OLD WHISTLES,
FINE OLD WINE.
PURE JAMAICA RUM, 0"'AiHs VINE
NEW ENGLAND RUx.
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splssdia assortment d
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|. NIh.iOW tOfn, a 10. each.
nnest quality Peas, a. Oc. each
Best quality Minoe Meaf, l5e. per ~
BCTTER, &c.
EYkis Butter, 8 ibs. Tor On.
Print or Roll, Sc per N
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cnArfin IT.a;rHr SECOND Trx..

A
The. Spnaleepm people showed their apple
citation Of tie British drama = Rpresented by
hpn-tamfng by giving Herr PruAowski q
bumper. Whether II was the fp1nence Of the
Cham Of Tartary, or the Mik4do, the Grand
Dssshess Of Selserwssssrburg, Or the loeal
fSrRsnoe, Is moot asestion; but the So,niie-
eqmieps, assembled In fun forces md before
the Herr had lea the fsnily Taxable, no fe-
At the ut and CELERY doors. were hallway
across the street. "a
"If We only COON hike this for snotbsr yearIor
%, LAs, f1lcut The profeSsion." cxclaimsd Herr
PruuOwski sheefnX add Start 8. Theatrical
pubic, sone.hers On the Surrey SIDE. ITS a
trying NE, q TIE MIDI tnAnsss%
IThe Isnoxned Ruiaphs fGrrfvate lls
axSe much Of nat. old GIRL ,I.n ns.s nan
2mAkch for Robinson by THE tipe. ThDpe isn't
. move Heb up 70 tAst I'm ~ down apm, ard
het ~ emlaine1bt bSaSe tSat SvW lieksd'a
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prompt entrance before the curtain had risen
for the farce, and took another survey OF the
stalks thinking 1t just possible that his evil ge-
MUS had returned. But the mans place was
empty. There were only the two dreary women.
waiting meekly for one of the stalest inanest
farces known to dramatic literature, and fan
ming. themselves with their pocket handker-
chiefs.
Herr Prusinowski went round to the public
doors of the theAter, and hung about there, with
q vague idea that the man might be lingering
Queent, where the audience were wont to re-
fresh theInselves-even the stalls and boxes
with brandy and soda. The Herr CROSSED the
road by and By, went into the crowded bar, still
hooking for his man, and looking yainly.
While he WIS staring about him, q friendly
hand tapped him On the shoulder. -
cit was ven over eighty, my boy" said the
cSssi s ii sas s
it had worn In the "Mnler and his Men," and
whose upper lip was stillsti6 with the glue that
had secured his horsehair -mnstache. ''Nea3eg
FeckSsipR = hOnse With any man in the PROBES
sion. Il Wish yea 10y" cf'r.ses III e.--aj-,>
ssThank ySs, Old fellow. replied the lion
toner, tvaSuely. yea think it's q good
Think There's no room for thinkine The
penpiratton ives running down their faces In
the pit al through the ssllillex. ~ The house
kind Of thing makes man: The p9ngelsH YOU
Raymond would never'hRve taken his heal out
orthe pewter. He's awful ccal4Y On his Grim
don-goes in : pefhhcr, even when Ge can't hear
nimef speak 6r ths noiss 4opt, But / SAY,
ofP'' This in IN ihsinuatin9 tore. 0e'. .
PrusinowSki stared at him blankly for mo.
ment, and then sid carelessly:
4, ...The snpper-o,to be sure. I'D forgotten al
about it" The noble oOuntenance Of de h
Zouche fell, and his open brow was overshadOw-
ed BIZ sudden gloom. "But It's all right, . con-
tinued the SewefcSasre. "It's ordered for twelve
O'Clock sharp ordered it on spec. t11bught
] should have eoed house." =. 'ersI I
"Pryninewski, yoa are gent1emans" et-
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kind will draw Seven Per Cent. Interest from
the time Of deposit until paid out.
]. P. SOUTHERN, President.
q. HI. WALKER, Cashier.
r. DIREcTons aR; @. shiver. 8. L. Leaphart, J.
q. Nnard. ". B. Gulick, Geo. symmers, A.,
COOPER. Dec 20 3mo
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Fresh family Groceries { $
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Nova Scotia Salmon, -.
beef Ton8ues, 90. eSs
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Lobsters, Pesrh. Peaches. &''t -
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Truffles. Asparagus.
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Cttron, Pine. e.spples, .s,ssaIt s.s
strawberries, Ounces.
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Raspberries. Go.s ,7e - .,ss.
JELLIEs-Guava and general assortment. -
IEAs-'Gunpowder. Imperial, Japafi, s1ss@.s1
souchong, and English Breakfast. !.
selected by an expert, and fneat :.
any market. l'i.aT L,.'-ite'.,@H
CoFFEEs-Mocha, Laguayra, Bio, .~> -.
.. Ct. Java, kaw and Roasted.
- y ALSO, f@ --e.4-, -
;, Tho Downer MINERAL SPERM OIL. absoInta.
~ safe as a candle, brilliant as gas. and
9aeap as kerosene; have all the necessnTv
burners, Wicks, Chimneys. to hx old Iamp::
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.MHDICAn AND SURGICAL HISTORY OF
THE WAR.--Two ponderous qusrto vo.
lumes. profusely illustrated. of the .Me.
diaal and Surgical H[ietogy o! the WsT, {"
have been published, and the question
now is, how shall the edition of 1000 be
distributedf The Surgeon! General wants
the work donated to libraries. surgeons
who served In the army during the war,
&c., but che Congressman want to dis
tribute the volumes as patronage among
their partfsans. Meanwhile the books
are stacked up in damp room at the
Government bindery. and will soon be
injured by mould.