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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19

Miss Susan B. Anthony says she is
willing s-to stand face to face with Sa-
tan" Then all the world would say,
s'Susan, thou art beside thyself!"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19

General Dick Taylor is probably the
richest of the Confederate generals, and
is engaged in banking and other large
operations in New Orleans, abettlng
Yarmouth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19

BrownlOw says better men than Ben
Butler have been hanged. True, but
never worse ones COurser-JONrRdt. ;
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19

Gen. p. d. Roddy, who had caval-
ny brigade, is banker in New York
and in good circumstances.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19

Col. f. II. McCord and lady were in
the city the first of the week, They are
sojourning at Lynnville during the
PREVALENCE of cholera at Nashville.
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the following real estate, to-wit: One lot
and store house in the town OF Pulaski, on
the west side of the public square, and bound
ed az follows: Fronting 20 feet on public
square and running back los feet to an al
Icy, on she north by brick store house of j.
house of Caleb Osborn, and on the west BY
an alley. Levied on as the property of G.
w. McGrew to satisfy said vendi exponRs.
iunI2 r A MITCHELL. Sheriff
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19

Mr.. f. j. Malone, for some TIME past
our assistant postmaster, left last Mon
day night for Hot Springs, Ark. He
has resigned his position in the post
office
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SatnrdaY. limo 2Sth. 1S73.

DuIIIW uy3 WIO 6oUA5 LOtO3
courthouse door in the town of Pulaski,
all the interest and title of the said Stephen
Wilkinson in the following described tracts
or plots of land, to wit: One tract, said TO
contain 485 acres, adjoining the lands of T.
b. Harwell, and upon which the widow Will
kerson now resides; one tract of 3965< acres,
in civil district No. 8, adjoining the lands OF
j, p. Williams, and upon which Alonzo
Wilkinson now lives; and also tract in the
Sd civil district, adjoining the lands of John
A. Beasley and others. Same levied on as
fy this Vendi exponas.
innl2 Z. A. MITCHELL. Sheriff.
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Chancerv Sale of Town Lot,

Gideon P. Ezeli ct ais vs.. Kitty Shapard
ct ais.
Pursuant to q decree of the Chancery
Court at Pulaski, for Giles county, Tenn, st
its February term, 1873, in the above styled
suit will ON
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We have just opened in our elegant
and connections establishment large
and well selected stock Of goods, con-
sisting of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing a handsome assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Hate,loec.,
a large supply of Family
GTOcez'9eS and GOgsfecfiOneT-
seS, Tn and Hardware, Cut
Terry, Glass and Qlseensa0are,
Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Ready Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery, Notions, Saddles.
Brides, Harness,
and, in fact. everything usually found
In the largest houses, all Of which we
propose to sell as
Cheap as the Cheapest for Cash
or Good Barter.
Also Agents for the sale of
Vale Mills COrdage and Yarns.
and the celebrated brands Of Flour.
Lily White, Belle OF RiehIand
and Extra Family Flour,
Manufactured by Messrs. NJ. Cheairs
q CO., under the personal supervision OF
our Mr. A. G. MeKissaek, and warrant
ed TO give satisfaction.
We VIII receive constant additions in
all lines 70 our already large stock, and
as we own the extensive building ia
which our store is situated and having no
rents 70 pay, zee are deteTmfaed "a be ua-
dersold by none.
Call and examine and satisfy Yourself
that we are in earnest and mean what
we say
We have an extensive warehouse in
which we VIII store Gotten and other
produce OF our friends free OF charge.
Maj. DICK WILLIAMSON and Mr.. Gzo
WITT win be found ready to wait uDon
their old friends and customers.
WANTED-An kinds Of country
produce, for which we win pay the
highest market prices, Bale, T.oose-I int
or Seed Cotton, Wheat, Corn and oats.
Bacon and Lard, Wool, Hides, Peltries.
Eurss Socks, Dried Ffuft. Beesvax aI,3
Ginseng. J. 7. AckISSACK e 90.
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Married.

At Bigbyville, Maury county, on the
5th of June, by Rev. w. III. Hughes,
Mr.. G. p. billiard, of Prospect, in this
county, to Miss Mary E. Atkinson, of
BiQbyyille,
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LihHhls lOi Ohshi oA 1csuAO @I1
T-T <Ah 1929

the following tract of land, lying in the 18th
civil district OF Giles county, on Robertson
Fork Creek, and bounded as follows: On the
east and south by the land of P. T. Cox, de-
ceased, on the west by the land formerly
owned by John Walker, decd, and on the
north by the lands of John c. Walker and
others, and cont aiming by estimation one
hundred and seven acres. Levied on as the
property of Ed z. Cox, and will be sold to
satisfy said tieri facias.
inn12 IA. MITCHELL. Sheriff.
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Ghn1.iFF,s Sala

BY virtue of three writs of venditioni ex-
ponas in my hands, issued from the Hon,
Circuit Court of Giles county at the March
term, 1878, in layor of Jas. NJ. Jones and
against G.. W. McGrew, l win sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the court-houee
door in the town of Pulaski, on
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ShariH's Sale

By virtue of vendi exponas in my hands,
issued fl ON the Hon. Circuit Court of Giles
county at its March term, in favor of Rosen-
au & Loveman and against Steven Wilker-
son, | will, on
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ShariHs Sa1n
SATURDAY.. June 28th. 1873.

By virtue of two writs of vendi exponas in
my hands. issued by the Hon. Circuit Court
of Giles county, in favor of Jas. Anderson
and against Geo. W. McGrew, l will on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

DISTRICT BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
In the House this afternoon, Mr.. Chapman
introduced the following district bills, many OF
which are old bills which have heretofore been
published in THE STAR. A bill to authorize
the construction of a railroad across the Eastern
branch above the Anacosta bridge; bill TO aid
the public schools of the District; and bill e
amend and consolidate the acts relating to q
Metropolitan Police.
NEW FIRE INSURANCE co.
In the House, to-day, Mr.. Archer introduced
a bill TO incorporate the Mutual Protection
Fire Insurance Company of the District Of Co
lambda. 1t names as iDcorporatOrs; VIM. Stick
ney, William Bsllantyne, John I. Given, NV
Burcbell, John G. Hardness, Clinton Lloyd, j.
V. A. Shields. John Wilson, Augustus f. Perry
John H. Semmes, John A. Stewart, John vii.
son, and Robert G. Fox.
THE DISTRICT JAIL.
In the House Of Representatives to-day Mr.
Hale introduced q bill abolshing the office OF
warden of the jail in this District; giving the
supervision and control of the Jail to the N ar
shall of the District, and providing that all ap-
poiptments Of jailer, clerk, guards, and phy-
stefan at said Jail shall be made by said marshal
subject 10 the confirmation of the chief justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRgstpESr-The
President sent the following nominations 70 the
Senate to-day: John L. Pennington, Ala, 70 be
governor Dakota; wilhtt Pothinger. Utah, reg
lister land Office, Salt Lake city: James NJ.
Bracket, receiver public money, Eau Claire
Wis; jos r. Irish, register land onioe. Eau
Claire. Wis; Hiram 1dings. pension agent,
Fort Waynr, Ind; l.. X. Acke- register land
office, Alexandria, Minnesota: n. r. Naylor
register land office, DsrdsuellR. Ark: John w
ktmbau. pension agent. western district Mas !:
oscar Whitney, secretary Dakota territory.
PosfWOstsrs-O. j. Conans. Rockland Maine:
John Z. 'onen, Knoxville. m, James r. Wat
son, Helcra, ARK; Samuel Bard, Atlanta Ga /:
William II. Guest Trentonvine. Mich Charles
r. Kicks, Massillon, Ohio; Valentine Deli, Fort
Smith, Ark.
John g Pool. 70 he collector Of customs. dis
trict OF Sandusky, ohio; Commodore william
Reynolds, 20 he rear admiral. William !. Riggs,
assistant surgeon In the navy; George l.. Benz
son X. 4, TO he second Lieutenant Marine cort,s:
Robert W. Hughes, 20 be district Judge for the
eastern district Of Virginia; William r. Hunt
TO be marshal for the southern district Of Flor
ida Herman Silver, 20 be marshal for Dakota:
Thomas 7. Puruell. 20 he mashal for the west
ern district Of TeVas; William 4. Wheeler 10 be-
marshal at Canton, Montana.
RELrTF oF MRS. GIN. CANBr-The bin in
troduced in the House to-day by Mr.. COburn
Tor the relief OF the widow Of Gen. T.. r. \. Can
by provides for the payment during her natural
life OF the sum Of - .0uo annually.
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THREE FIRES HCsrGjgriSsl and R71Sefg.-
Yesterday morning between T. and O'Clock p
colOred man in passing the corner Of 9Th and :
streets, discovered smoke issuing from the store
of Mr.. Casper Herbert, No. I7i3 6th street, and
informed officer McDerm0tt. who turned in an
alaJ m from the 2d precinct station house. which
was responded 10 promptly by the fire depart
ment. 1t appears that some parties had en-
tered the store by boring y augur holes in the
lower part of a shutter and taking L down and
the interior OF the store bore evidence Of a gene
raj oveThauling. When the store was entered
by the proprietor he found that the coal oil
barrel in the corner had been fred. aud the
liquor barrels were all running, as well a. the
mOlasses and vinegar casks, &C. The fireman
police and OIL ers eNtingushed the flames and an
eXaminat ton ( the store showed that about $50
pounds of Id at, SO pounds OF tobacco. a jar OF
candies, sever al dozen spoOls o. cotton and other
drawer was found outside with an old silver
spoon and piece of German coin in it, the
change having been confiscated. The stock of
goods left was badly damaged, and the building
partially burned. The damage to the building
Is about 500, which is fully insured but by the
burglary several hundred dollars more must be
added to the loss account. IL is fortunate that
the fire was discovered as soon as il was, as had
ii got Roadway, square OF frame houses
would have been burned out.
ON Saturday night officers Bailey and Vince
lock turned in an alarm from box 81, caused By
the sparks from the gas-house. foot of q street,
falling into the tar-pit and ignting the tar.
About O'Clock yesterday morning an alarm
was turned in from box 81 by Special Oficer
Waters for a fire in the saloon of Messrs. Miller
enue. 1t was owing TO the quick response OF tn
fire department and their rapid work that the
fire did not prove serious. IL ignited from 8
crate in back room on the second door by
flooring and the joists. The damages will prob
ably reach 500.
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FESTIVALS.

NPEONTC TEMPLE,
lVt WEDNESDAY, EyENISG, December Il, ls73
First SOcisbs of the
dl5 St PeDnsy lvanis Republican Association
NHILDBENS HOSPITAL.
FAIR, for the benefit Of this Hospital will n.
held on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
arc SATURDAY, of this week, in the =" VsRNON
BBIL DING, Corner Of PsHHSylraata Arsnps and
lOfk street, to which the patrons of the Institu-
tion, and others having appreciation Of this
charity, are invited.
The object Of this Hospital is TO provide Surgical
and medical treatment for the helpless children Of
the District.
There will be for sale large variety OF FANCY,
and other articles, suitable for HOLIDAY PRES
ENGS. dscl5-5t
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR.


A MAN rvsHKp OVERHEARD AND DROWNED.
INV NosK, December iS-.iohn Wilson,
captain OF the barge Virginia, has been arrested
N Brcctlyn on the charge OF pushing overheard
fde srd McGoodrich, who Was found drosned
in Fast river.
TBs sTEANsHIr GRErCE.
witch went ashore SATURDAY. ON = mud bank OF
Bedloce Leland. has sent OF her storage ras-
sengers and discharged rstt ot her cargo. The
arcids Mt WAS the result OF dumping dock dredg-
ihgs too near the buoy. The vessel has Sus-
tanned no dsmaxe. hut her oeparture vriu hs
delayed several DAYS
BARD LABOR poR LIYs
John McDermctt, who plead guilty of murder
in the second degree Nv killing his wife Win
blows OF = stone hammer on the head while
lahoring under = 1t OF Jealousy, wAS to-day
sentenced TO hard labor In Sing Sing Tor late.
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Science I'm Ame~te.

= "
INV YORK. December ih.-Puofassc r. A.
Proctor, At the reception rendered bv the I.Otos
club, on behalf OF American scientific men in
acknowledging the compliment 90 himself
called attention TO several instances Of u.seemiy
opposition hy the astronomer roysi AID othar
II gtsh scientiu, men % recognition OF the dis
coyertes aid obscrv stiOns OF America an scien-
ukN. me astronomer royal had opposed the
svsrd Of a gold medal 20 Miss NttcbsIl on tho
ground that, although she had unaoubted
discovered the comet, she had neglected 20 send
the news OF the discovery by the first mail. In
conclusion. the professor pr dicted a wonderful
scientific furure for A meFfra
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PENSIONS TO THE SOLDIERS OF lSI2.-Mr.
Hale, of Me-, introduced in the House to-day
bill eAtC nd ng all provisions of law granting
pensions to the survivors OF the war of 1912 to
cases where the services were sufficient TO en-
title parties to land warrant The bill was
referred to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
BILL FOR FREE ExoHANGEs.-In the House
Of Representatives to-day Mr.. Sloss introduced
bill which was referred to the Committee on
Post Offices and Pest Roads, providing that
publishers of newspapers and periodicals NAV
send to each other one copy of each regular
publication free of postage; also, that the pub
lshers of weekly newspapers may send to each
which their paper is published the number of
copies subscribed for free of postage.
The EXECUTIVE MANSION is the scene of
some activity to-day; . number Of callers, in
GLIDING one or two delegations, Who went to talk
over the political relations In their respective
States; others who desire to pay their respects,
and still others who desire to see the President
on pc rsonal matters in which the public feel no
dents Office. Several members Of both Houses
of Congress were present In the forenoon, among
the M Senators Logan. Ingalls,, and Hitchcock,
and Representatives Hoar, Curtis, Plat, Haw-
ley and others.
CHEAP TRANePoRTATroN.-A meeting of
members Of Congress was held on Saturday
evening in the hall Of the House Of Representa-
tivcs, to compare views on the subject of rapid
and cheap transportation. It was presided over
by Representative Dunnell, of Minnesota, and
Representatives Clements. of Illinois, and Stone,
OF missouri, were chosen secretaries. Fifty or
with Senators Alcorn, Of Mississippi, and Ste
veneon, Of Kentucky. Representative Sypher,
Of louisiana, read the call for the meeting.
which he said, was signed by over one hundred
members, and Q resolution was adopted, "that
the members Of tbs House Of Representatives
whose constituents are interested In cheap
transportation will direct their efforts TO bring
about Q unity of action on the part OF the said
members in the legislation Of Congress-"
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whisky Murder ta q Local Option

HAzeLToN, PA, December f5.-nsvid Stor-
~, a saloon keeper near the ortskirts OF this
borough, WAS Killed Saturday. The police have
arrested eight suspected persons. HAzelton il
supposed 20 have a local option law IN force
but seventy saloons are openly selling liquor
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Enrnirn Males

DEATH oF TIA QVkEs powAeERO F PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, December i5.-EuTsheth. Queen
dowsger of Prussia, II dead. She wNs ninety
two YEARS old.
ELECTION oF PRESIDENT IN swrTZERI AND.
BERLIN, December iH-The annual election
ny ire Federal Assembly for President ami
Vice President Offue Swiss Confedera .inu. took
place to-day, Dr. 9 Schrnck was elected 20 the
former Office, and Dr. r. wetti % the latter
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Mrs. Jones' Cough Mixture

MIS-. Joues Consh Mixture
TOR TIE CURE
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsESESs, ORoUp.
tNFLUkNZA,
AND FOR THERELIEFOFC (yNSUuPTIyE
PAIIkNfS IN ADVANCED STAGES
OF tbs DISEASE.
hotwlfhstaDdi < { he numerous Dough Medicines
In the market, Mrs Jones Cough Mixture has -old
more rapidly than IN former seasons This popu.
- I'D - entirely due TO its extraordinary merits
AZ never fais, not even in the most obstns cases.
give SPEEDY snd permanent reiief. II 10 pleasant
'ke ana 70 therefore specially adapted for chill
VI ara persc ms Who cannot take nauseatiug Redi-
cines IL will well repay fair trial.
Pricss-Lerge size. 81; small 81 cents For sale
only BY ARTHUR NATTANs, Draggist
ndA-u Corner I'd and ID streets northwest
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LECTURES.
DhOFEsSOR TRIPP,S
GE8ND DESCRIPTIVE SERIES.
FRANCE AND EUROPE SINCE ISL.

FhhNJE AND LU hUPE SINCE ISIS.
SIN LECTURES.
FirEt-The Thrilling Paris Revolution of February.
lS4S, as witnessei by the lecturer
: Ccui-Ths Terrific COunteE-reyolutiou Of June.
fol oWiBg thzt Of February.
ThirC-Ls uis Napoleon, from his Birth to the In
Errial TbTSHe
FouJth-The Second Empire, including the Cri-
mean Campaign, the Mexican EX pedition. and q
sketch 81 Macmillan and CaIlotta, with persons
"reminiscences.
Fifth-Can.es Of the Franco PrussiaD War aud t.
Defeat Of Napoleon with the Isctursr's view ,f
NE Trial Of B4Zaine.
Si&lG-bamATtine, the POef-o orator.
The above lectures are the fruit Of twenty years
research. The information was especially derived
from personal knowledge ard original sources, and
the pr auctions combine the fascination of romance
with the rarest hist riCal knowledge The lectures
have been extensively delivered IN the priucips'
cities, ard Endorsed bY the highest Authorize.
in EuTope and the United States.
Particulars hereafter liz
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~Profeesor Agassiz died in Boston last even.
ing, at quarter past ten O'Clock.
~The Chicago Times calls its reporters
"ambassadors."
ga Madrid dispatch to the London Daily
News says that complete reconciliation has
been affected between CASTELAR, and Salmeron.
n0Michael c. Broderick, accused of murder
ing his son james, in New York, has been found
guilty OF murder in the third degree. He VIII
be sentenced to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IHTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source to- day were si93, 1888.
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PERsoNhL.-Sir Hugh Allen and Miss Allen
of Canada; Hon. Chas. O'Conner, "; Hon
BE n. Egeleston, Ohio, aud Col j. g. q. Lee, U
S. A, are At the Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

COUNTERFEIT $50 BILLs.-Chicago is being
troubled by the free circulation Of counterfeit
$50 Treasury notes, 20 skillfully executed as &c
deceive almost any person not thoroughly
posted in such matters, and even the bes1
JUDGES, unless they scrutinize the notes very
carefully. The Journal says that e. q genera
rule these bnls are palmed on on uuwary shop
Of goods, offer the bogus fftiee in payment
therefor, receive q few good dollars BY
way of "change," and then quickly vanish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

Thu MONITOR MosTAUK left the Washing
ton navy yard day for New York in tow OF
two tugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

THE House Committee on Foreign Affairs will
hold their fret regular session tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

THERE HAS BEEN an increase of about fve
millions of dollars in the public debt thus ia
during the present month.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dresa,s Dictionary R,o,,.,

new and U.s. f1l Holiday Gift, being 9 combine
IA 81 Biottibg Case, with complete list Of words
Which v rite r. are liable to spell incorrectly
For sale by StstiOnsTA, sbd at 1888 Che,tnu,
list. 80 s,,Ne
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Doe failte procure MRS. WIESL0W's S0OTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases Incident to the perios
OF teetsiDs la children. 1t relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie, regulates tho bowels and by
giving relief and health to child, gives rest to
the mother. De sure and call for
MES. WINSLOW 3 SOOTHING SYRUP"
FOR sale By all druggists. iyI4-sa6m
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MAJOR ROBERT A. KNIFE, psymaster in
the United States army, and attached to the
staff of General Sheridan, died suddenly of
heart disease in Chicago Saturday afternoon.
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REDEMPTION OF THE LOAN OF '5S-The
senate Finance Committee held a meeting this
morning, and agreed to report, with verbal
amendments, House bill AS, which provides
for the redemption of the loan Of 1858. The bill
as amended enacts that for the purpose OF
r. deemiDg said bonds, IL il declared to be
the pleasure of the United States to paw all the
coupon bonds of said loan on the lst day of
January, 1874, at which date the interest thereon
shall cease, and coin in the Treasury sufficient
to redeem said coupon bonds is hereby appro-
priated for that purpose. The second section
provides for an exchange of the 1853 bonds for
five per ceutum bonds, If desired by the holders
of the former.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

BoUNTIBs.--The bill introduced in the House
to-day by MIR. Starkweather to equalize boun-
ties, provides for the payment of ss 33I1 per
month tor actual military service rendered de-
Quoting previous bounties received.
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u Il. HO W Las Nd,
PROF. HAYDEE'S LECTURE
Tor the Benefit Of The Industrial Home School,
- Al LINCOLN HALL,
On MKT TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. l6,
VII show his Views with the
d!3 y BRILLIANT ELECTRIC LIGHT.
- NJ. &. A. LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL.
PkOF. 2 HAYDEN. Tuesday eve'g, Dec. Is
JHOslAs MAST. Tnssday evening, Deyemner "a
JOBN Is. GOUG H. Tuesday eve ming, January
Prices Hayden, rs cts; Mast, 81; Cough, 81
Nc extra charge Tor Teserv ed seats.
Diagram 81 Warren ChOate Cos, 9il Penu-
) wanna GveIUr,
Lectures begin promptly at 8 O'Clock. Doors open
THE AGAssIz SCIENTIFIC COURSE will b,
Eiysu in FEBRUARY. dec3-tr
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THE House and Senate Joint Committee on
the Library met this morning to consider the
propriety of finishing the publication OF three
volumes of the Wilkes exploring expedition.
No de cisiOn was reached,
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WAR CLAIMs.-The House Committee OH
War Claims this morning adopted a resolution,
which they will present to the House, asking to
be empowereI TO send for papers and persons In
any claim arising before it, where. in the iudg-
ment of the committee, il was deemed expe-
dent to do 20. A number of bills were referred
TO subcommittee.
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The CIVIL RIGHTS BILL agreed upon by the
House judiciary Committee contains but a
single paragraph II provides, in the fewest
words, that no person shall be excluded from
any place. building, or enclosure which i,
licensed by the authorities, or is supported by
the public, on account of race, color, or pre-
vious condition of seTvitude. The penalty for
the violation OF the law is fine of not less than
500, nor more than SIS 900. An action NAV
also be instituted for damages. This includes
schools, churches, theaters, cemeteries, and
railway cars, &c.