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RIf you are in government Office be pune
tual-anyhOw in leaving.
~Baltimore has a prophet who predicts the
restoration Of the Bonapartes in 1875.
~"Fat Womens Bend" is the name of an
Iowa village.
&Chicken thieves are called "roost strip
pers" out West.
R-A Rochester lady sounded the fire alarm
TO recover her porte monnaie. She was sue
cessful.
sSrThe rivers in the northern part OF Maine
are frozen solid down to the bottom, and the
people are blasting for fish.
6A portion of the late DIR. Lusbipcto,,s
papers, refuting the Stowe scandal against Lord
Byron, will shortly be published.
~ The citizens of Cairo are lulled to sleep
by 1.-THE soft note Of the pistol and the pleasant
shrek of the victim"
pOst-humous contributor to a spiritualistic pc
riOdical published in Boston.
kFIn Norfolk an old record has Just been pub
lshed, showing that in 7i9 the preachers OF Viz
gina were paid in tobacco.
~ Giddy young girls frequent the Jail at
Hagerstown, Nd, and talk nonsense to MI.
Davis, who is to be hanged there shortly.
nIMrs. Crittenden, widow of the late Senator
Crttenden, of Kentucky, died at st Louis on
Sunday, at the residence OF her son-in-law
GAINESVILLE, Alabama, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat with razor at the house Of Mr.
Williams in Brooklyn, n. Y, Tuesday.
ga heather Chinee, imprisoned one day
last week for stealing horse, escaped from
JAN within few hours and rode away from the
city on the same steed which had brought him
there.
STw0 sisters, who were married a few years
ago at the same place by the same Clergyman.
now simultaneously apply for divorces in Boston.
on the ground that both their husba nds have RIM
away with other women.
D0John d. Defrees, Of Indiana. former,v
congressional Printer, has gone to San Dieo5.
Cal, the western terminus or the Southern pa
cihc railroad. He will, with brother. 90 into
the banking business. o. '
A0A Milwaukee Sunday school teacher he
received q call to go to driving street cars. be-
cause he presented one of his pupils a nicer
schanm pipe as reward Of merit for learning
Bible verses. w.
9Ihe Chicago Evening Post, SAYS: "women
IN LouisSuie are, as general rule, pigeOn-toed
ana wear washing cOppers on their big toes
80 as 70 prevent accidents when they inter-
THE Brownsville States is Of o,inon that
the sale OF kisses at fifty cents apiece, to raise
i i,! tor gospel purposes, should be sternlv
discountenanced. The States is right. They
are worth dollar apiece ct least.
- Platte county, Neb., wants SOM ,body tn
40 sometning wicked. It has q mic ;, commo-
aious county jail, but for the eighte N months
pns. hss 9een unable to get single .isoner to
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MIR. ARTHUR SHEPHERD, the managing esli-
tor of this paper, has resigned his position to
accept another appointment. Mr.. j. p. Foley
succeeds him IN the management. During his
connection with the paper Mr.. Shepherd, by his
to its prosperity, and i'm his retirement has the
best wishes Of all connected with il for his sue
ceSs.-ReDubitcan.
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ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIE in beautiful styles
in Jet. gilt and steel, received at Prigg's Jewell
Nv Store, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, near
~ street.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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and Sergeant John w. Poole was dismissed the
force for violation of the rules. The applica-
ton Of c. p. Wittmeyer for approval of i1uor
license was disapproyed. Private II. X. Red
way was promoted to be sergeant, in place of j
w. Poole. John X. Sutton was appointed q
private on the force.
The report of Major Richards for the quarter
ending Dec. 31st was submitted showing the
number of arrests at 2,.17-2,337 males and $50
females. There have been committed to the
workhouse 16s; sent to the reform school, IA:
Der of persons furnished with lodgings, Az:
lost children restored to parents, Is; fires oc-
Cured, 81; inquests held, "A; found dead.
including infants,) IS; accidents, -; friend
less persons buried by orders of the Governor >
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

paralleed ice, we cannot guarantee the shove mr.,
"'eea 10" prices for any denils length n NM .
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The WEATHER LAST NIeHr.-The signal
service kilograms yesterday evening reported
snow falling at Baltimore, Breckinridge, Co
Sinne, davenport, Lynchburg, Milwaukee,
Santa re, virginia City, Washington and Fort
Garry; threatening weather from Cape Nav and
Miimslngton. AT most other stations cloudy
weatneI prevailed: The temperature at Boston
was rs degrees, Chicago q, Cincinnati IS, Knox
vile 40, Lynchburg 81, Memphis Al, Mount
Washington 10, New York 25, Norfolk "a.
Omaha IS, Philadelphia g, Portland IS, san
West n, Charleston, 81, Galveston G.. and in
Washington 80 degrees.
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Best Family, az Q, NJ p@r ! r.,
IN Choice Flour, AZ ~ "a ps- a. D.,
I'M" '"s M INp ~ ~ 80 cents per esIlon.
are the sole AGENTS Tor the DISTRICT 81 c,,-...
70, e. Se1rse Ivan. English manufactured SrWIN9
-. y IoI - Cebts E-n
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CLoTHING.-To make
room ftr his extensive stock of new goods now
being manufactured, Straus, the clOthier, will
dispose OF the clothing and furnishing goods
now on hand at prices 50 low as to place them
within The reach of all. The question OF cost is
not considered at all, the object in view being
room fer new goods; and, as the stock on hand
and to De closed out includes many articles suit
able fol- early spring wear, those in pursuit of
bargains in that line should call at once so as to
have the pick of the assortment.
NEW PUBLICATIONS. - From Eervand &
Towers, and from j. Shillington, We have adj
vance copies Of the Atlantic Monthly for March
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Immense Reduction tss Prices.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the lateness Of the season, and
preparing for large Spring stock, 1 offer for the
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MILITARY NcTES.-A full meeting of the OIL
GERS OF the Washington Light Infantry battal-
ion was held last night at the armory of Com
pany 4. and the resignation OF PavmsSter X. T.
Flemning (lately elected captain of C0mpany
D) was received and accepted. and Mr.. George
Woodbridge was elected 20 fill the vacancy
Arrangements were completed tor the partiei-
patton OF the battalion in the Inauguration GER
emones, and a committee appointed TO SECURE
suitable music Tor the occasion. The command
ing orhcer called for the strength of each com
lfhN ~ the battalion, and the captains reporfad
tEat the companies would average forty-6ye
In~u each ' "
Two additional companies for the roreo-
fan battalion are being organized AMI exnse,
Ia parade in MAY. There il some tar of this
battalion uniting with the Light Infantry i'm IN.
formation Of regiment
DEATHS oP Two WELI-KNowN NISrsrv,s
Rev VIM. Mclan, for many years the financial
secretary OF the American colonization society.
died Yesterday. at his residence on C. street in
this city, in the 6sth year OF his age Mr. Ne
Lain was an able divine. and was for a long
series OF years connected with Princeton COLLEGE
New Jersey. For several wears past he has been
IN bad health. His funeral services will take
an Saturday, at II = o'clock p. m from the First
Presbyterian church, on AZ street.
Rev. Samuel ID. Finckel, DID,, for many wears
pastor OF the German Evangelical Lutheran
church. died last night, at his residence, No.
Ele 18th street aged ~ years after a long sick
mess. The funeral services will be conducted AT
st Pauls church, corner OF 18th and streets
by the pastor, Rev. j. q. Butler On MonJay
next, from whence the funeral viii take olaes
LIVE STOCK MARKEr.-Report OF insnsc.ions
by the board OF health and sales OF live stock
during week ending February 18th. Is.S:-A
Ciarkts hog pens, Tuesday, 40 swine were on
sale, and all sold at - cents per pound. At
Droyer's Rest, leo cattle were up, $50 sod 10
butchers at \ a. cents; 20 were left over uu-
sold. 6i7 sheep mp, coo sold to butchers at SKA
s cents; - left over. IS cows and calves sold nj
SIS 10 SO. The market this week was rather
duh. The quality Of cattle was good, hut the
sheep were mixed With inferior stock. No con-
a. mnations-
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>. NJ 10 ssSSRkkir SPACE.
Headguartsrs for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRurrr.
B.y.N. ANN AND FANCY dsoCERIEs.
III EST EIGs AND R1isfNs
CALIFoRNfA PkkSSss rrkkttAAGk CRAFTS.
l0O BARRELs sELECTED APpf "a 10.
~ BARRELs CRAEBERkifS. ExrRa
FANCY GROCKRIEe.
rinest old BRANDY Impo,tsd :ra r...-
n MI1FNsEs, Kun and GIN, nixsd PRENCH UsNs.
FRUfrS. Ssa sry pr pound; Imported CONsERvi
lowest prices. oSA1ABS q the vefy
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SMALL Pox.--Since our report yesterday
small pox cases have been reported in the fol-
lowing localities One each at 1916 Sd street
southwest; 525 21st street northwest; 10th street.
between T. and G southeast; and 3O8 l. street
southwest, and George Grey. who came TO the
once. The last named was another importation
from Maryland, and he stated at the office OF the
board that he came from the neighbOrhood of
Bowie, i'm Prince Georges county, Md; that he
felt sick when he started, and was not aware
ne had the small pOx until his arrival here. and
then thought the hospital was the best place for
him.
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A Son KILLS HIS FATHER IN CARLISLE
PA.-The people of Carlisle were greatly
startled on Wednesday evening by the fact that
DIR. Charles Zitzer, resident Of that town. had
been killed by his son. a young man about
twenty years of age. The particulars of the
parricde were related to us last evening a. fol-
lows: The murdered man was of very intern
perate habits, and his family had notified the
spirituOus drinks on penalty of prosecution on
wednesday he became intoxicated, and reach
ing home in an inebriated condition, he quar-
relied with his wife and son for interfering with
his customary drinking habits Hot words
passed between father and son, and the larter's
passion became uncomfortable, he administered
blow on the forehead Of the former with an
iron pestle, which terminated fatally several
hours afterward. Young Zitzer has been ar
rested, and is now In the Carlisle prison await
ing q further hearing. The deceased was a
brother OF Dr. y: j. Zitzer, a well-known ply
stefan of Carlisle.-HarrisJurg Patriot, 7h.
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GROCERs.

RRAY a BROTHER.
II sSt PENNsYLVANfA AwE~rr.
bsfrsss IAfrd and Fess-asd a-Aaf S,rssss
Jnsf rNceiNed and Cor ale n The fniIc.i-c -
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SUIT TO RECOVER FROM THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD $4,000 THE ALLEGED VALUE
OF RACING MARE,-This morning i'm the Cir
cult Court, Judge Cartier, the case OF Oden
Bowie against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company was taken up-Messrs. Bernard Car
ter, Of Baltimore, Riddle and Morris for plain
TN, ami Messis- buchanan and Cox for defend
ant. This action is brought to recover so 900
damages alleged to have been sustained by
a race horse by spraning a leg while being
loaded INTO car of defendants at the Washing
ton depot. Quite a number of witnesses were
with Mr.. Bowie in the profits, testified that Gov
Bowie mad offered $1,000 for a horse not az
good as Australia. Major Bacon, who had
charge OF the horse at the time, testified that
the gang plank was a clumsy affair, and had no
steps TO keep the horse from slipping, &c.
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BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

As am determined to reduce my Stock without
delay purchasers will find il TO their advantage to
give me call.
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FRENCH FLUTING-Tne only plaoe in N, e,,.
rAers % IS done
6,so, sIAMPING, PINkING and EMBROIp.
Iek IA OF all kinds and EMBROIDERING SILKS
OF All colore, constantly on hand
MRS. q. H. NAURER GIT 7tb s,ree,
yeniSO opposite Patent Once
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A LIVELY Row AMONG THE NIGHT LINERS
Il his morning, in the police court, Jack Bran
sell was arIaigned on a charge of assault and
battery on William Williams. Mr.. Gloss stated
that the officers who arrested Bransell had not
had time to summon the witnesses, and asked a
pOstponement until next Monday, and that ac-
cused be held to answer; and il was so ordered.
After the adjournment of the court word was
sent 10 the courtroom that williams was dead
Mr.. Gloss, in the absence of the court, directed
that no security be taken, and that Bransell be
committed to jail. Williams was a well-known
hackman, as was Bransell, both being what is
termed might liners" 1t is alleged that the
array occurred last night between II and
IL O'Clock, at the corner OF eth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Bransell took offence at
something that Williams had said about him.
and threw stone, striking him on the head
Williams was picked up, bleeding profusely,
and taken to his home.
LATER DISPATCH
received at headquarters states that " iiiams
is not dead.
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In the Senate to-day the bin sntsor;,,r, IN.
Washington, Cincinnati and Sc. Louis railroad
company to extend and construct their road
s.s.a so 81 WI. W., " .snmbia, and through che
ssa ss oI "sss snia, Ohio, Indiana and Illi-
~ ~. " o.. Lo">, was reported from the com
hi''ee vi eo' Amerce, without amendment
.,s SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE
heN III meeting to-day, for the reason that the
Ple-<nee OF a majority OF the members on the
Committee was required at the republican SEN
a:orial caucus.
REfEALINe RAILROAD BILL.
Mr.. COnkling introduced in the Senate yester-
day bill repeating all rights and privileges
heretofore granted to the Alexandria and Wash
lngton railroad company, or the Washington,
Alexandra and Georgetown railroad company
to extend their railroads into the District OF Co
lumbia, or build bridges over Potomac river or
construct any railroad through the streets OF
washington. The bill also makes il unlawful
for any steam railroad company to construct
any railway or tramway whatever on, along, or
across Pennsylvania avenue.
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IL FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
the best article in the world for doing Linen or
Muslin. IL impsrts Q beautiful gloss TO The fabric
For ssle by all Grocers. WV
BURHHAM CO., Manufacturers
100 West Lombard street.
!ahH-B Baltimore, MARYLAND
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GREAT INDUSTRIES
or TIE slTED STATES.

1890 pagas Aul 3O) en.f4sags, Ir.ht. |
n Enelish md t.srin4us Nrii'.n ~ ~
emin~ni authors. III lailns Jim u tough
Hon Leon ra~e. Eis ri l'as'sni. k.s
Y Edwin Nall rlilip rilts ihef, FRI.
bans. Horace Greeley. y fer.in., e'e
This wh.k in complete lls'ory Of i,
branches 1T inlastfv. linstt 80 II .nsntl.
fAcintt. efr in III .gs.a Il i !. soil,lel,
encyclopedia Of arss ai,l Mal.nfas' nrss, AMI
IAths a1sl thte tainins nj valuable work
Of information IN s,.hIsa's II 4. hsr.i inseF.
ast evss oiT ri i. In tls1lia L II adapt
cd II ths sats.s s III Mech mt Mahaf ~.
tursr. Mur'lsnie. / tfA,er. ~,,rlstu nj In.
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I'll eIaste- Ii, ias..s i I'D Il, as.nt..
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tho country II i 81 sr.l 4 tl,e#l.sw price
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Ia ihe United II IL. All ~ Asrht esn
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hartford sold al,7 In on week Specimen.
Of work seni 10 agents IN receipt II stump
PR cirealars and tsrms 70 ~ NJ. aiirss,
tho publishers u. HisN HtnE
Hartford. Conn, " Chicago, III.
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Tfsc sirss Oncv G0r 1874.
STAND FrUsss l'nsl~r.

Parsons Indebted 10 WIN. Carter ~ n0ie
part In, ~ IL mature this fall will tAkt
luz md timely notice thN ~ sach pApss
aniess paid nav III due. 0r m A00n 10 1at
NIll liz Put w Immediate course og collection
W thr ni.~riieri mems known ~ ths lAw
1'hosr WIN would save costs will heed Thu
notice aud avoid The trouble Nest stock
taken III payment ~ fnIv prices.
WIN. CARTER.
st,f Nv y. u. CARTER agent
bu.si Iowa Pune III, 1874,
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WI iiAtEiS rRFaA
a NJ. w BOOK

HsA ~rll known nj popular author, on
a. entirely nrW subject. The book viii be
progus~iy lllu-ir TIL IN handsomely honnl
en1 Will sell really ~ III eias.~s. agents
wishing III secure 'srri'nrr .hpnlf ap.lJ y
nnAU.
IN If*Ht. II TYNE.
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GETTY lalLN WlIM 70
EslIKA
FLORAL GUIDE
EUr lH1J.

II t.aile II nov rnblrhcd Qarrs"rl,
eaAH rt.s fli il,r yfar, iVsn nntn',t
II II It'll l,iii ihr cost These VII
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III Attn Ill more fnr Feeds May ~
fsiaf F~en'y h,r rrula worth txtra"-"sl'
ftrs POI e. t,ie tinile
Tie 4 injury uuMber IA beautiful, glyiD
linz fer ID .king KurAl homes, Design
i Rlaa.s T.hln Decorations. Winlov
,Afisns ~ AMI eont .inlng 4 mass q
fsH tim insnlnsble u the ioyer 81
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j ~ ani fhfnnp nover. Tho firr
i..liipn II Iwe Hundred Thou~AnI jus
trinisi IN LAglish aud German, md read,
s.nd mt. Wins
JAMES vlcN.. Rochester, N. Y.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-25
Or. A. TRACKS,
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
ron THE CURE or
lNylAxNAyoaY DlsIAs1s.

Dr. Trask VS. engagsd sos twenty yeass II
8 tosilse II experiments nvs, lhu medical pfnp.
esttcs aud ppvsr II stgsiAhlss, separate and
cotnblned AZ the ARe u seventy ysA1. ~ w.
cseAed In presenting III TIN M0sld. - ths fssilt
IL hla experiments. 4 continuation u vegetable
extracts lin p,w.r III Which III itinnsnk .ils.
ease. !. tl'ieltsirl 1, liz .nnHls u Mf1ls,ue.
,,oS II ,Sa.s si r.ssi.i i1ls'ssia ksirssi. WIN
nlsc!risi,y ~ Magnetism, ~ tl's tvfA. y - o'ns
Csrssl., Il -, that the rem.,Aae,s, m \!
application IN lin cure III dlspAses, stamps y N
0ura ~ ihu rrpataei discovery III tlis Mev. At,i
calls fur ! tl.al aud Gloss Investigation VI ~
4 nsyrr faiis, Will. ,l,sre remain. NJ
tim ~ thu eNplllay. tesA.ls " w. nOnI, nfd
eeAallxs m alf.alsilo', = IT, n!,o1. w w
pn0sl malignant f,fIn& ~ disease. which, esun0s
.s.s. y No - ,ssr oc ~. sea =! 4. !:
o. ka,asa Name: s.sfy hmm and muscle, vein.
nervs aud ilRanant y seaissi.a out .tq iaAds
ssnsthie ~ ~ purifying and healing in9Metns
Hence |. eapes - readily Win Interim - -
N.nssreus Instances nrs on record
where this te'n.siy has t.stet.l llehlin " r.,
!lsns 70 near The gfa,r ti'a. The sno.s lowrs,.'
Much has tf.gae.'iy hass, tn easa u lnns'nms.
Ne pnetNMe ever meet NtH Win TINS
dIssa.e Nhsfs lie Ma..nst'. ai'ns'd CA. " cD.
laiusd
war Uo0n ~ saatOvy uehemenaeeem
this Uninlat II tha uusi sutslI4l.ir frineds ever
prepared ruF DlpltAe.is u 'tttiil tvtu Tht0At
il Il unrisgisd.
IN noneeteWloe cases OHe ~ =
hundred, II viii nflpul rnifs f.llrf IL TIM worst
eAeee II Nervous tleAdarhe IN thirty minutes.
81 ltninense vAlnP,
A0beeosees Or the kf,1mr. rheumatism,
1.ameneaA. Gleefntsd k0ru 'tInssi. ns0nshttts,
ihs rars 81 nfrass. nurn., ncald lIeAd. krfleulA,
oAlt Rhe,in, kftslntlas. Unnamed Eses. tsvel
t0sss, nt,sea, rie. viii ie Immediately relLeve1
bylhe nse u DR. rfssk's Magnetic iAtp,se 6 :.
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