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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-07
VARIETIES.


An Irish trick-Pa-trick.
WORDS that burn-Fire and bIazes
A wArERsPoUr-Ate etotal grafton.
The most iOnized Of the prophet
Daniel. -,'... -
"why may not women vossi- ala one vi, su.,,
And Susan said, ~ women always say, "oh, law
A MAN out West said he could drips
a quart Of Cincinnati whisky, and he
did it. The silver mounting on his cO.Sn
cost s13.75. tstsssE7F
A DASBrRY man was explaining to hi
wife. Sunday morning. how his mother
used to cook pancakes, when she inter.
rupted him with the batter-pitcher. H
is now experimenting with new kind d.
salve. s.t..
SALLY, what have you done with IL
cream These children cannot eat skin
milk for breakfast" :" Sure, ma am.
and it isn't myself that would be afsher
giving the scum to yez. 1 tux tina. Of
and gave it to the cats
A BOY in Dsnbury who was told be
should always try to cheer the aged,
tried '.shree times three and tiger OF
his grandmother, Christmas morning.
and the old Lady was so startled that sh4
spilled a boxful of snuff on him r.
looks upon the beauties of nature Wit
his left eye now.
A socHrr for the suppression of slans
has been formed arong the pupils Of
the girls High School Of San Francisc'
Said q reporter to one of its members
"Your object isl praiseworthy one D.
Won think You will succeed in eradica,-
ing conversational slang ?" Said she
F" You bet r.
II An not used to begging" said
little girl to 8 lady Of whom she had
asked aims, because only two weeks
ago my father was merchant" IS Why,
child, how couh he be reduced to pOv-
erty SO soon 2" my father took bad
two-dollar bill at his peanut stand, AMI
it ruined him, sobbed the child.
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GOSPEL GAMBLING.

The expulsion of the Rev. William G.
Clark from the New York Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church indi-
Gates healthier moral feeling in that
part of the Christian public. Themove-
ment against religious games Of chance
should not end here. The raiiiing OF Of
silver-plated tin trumpets, the sale Of
kisses at fifty cents apiece, and all other
questionable methods of raising funds
for gospel purposes should be sternly
rebuked and discountenanced
II Is inconsistent to preach against
vanity and pride when those very weak
nesses are worked upon to obtain con-
tributions from reluctant church mem
bsn. Let the ministry stand on the in
trinsic value Of their goods and they
will find plenty Of buyers The New
Testament doesn't look well when
offered for sale in prize package.
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A gentleman one evening was seated
near q lovely woman when the con-
pany around him were proposing comm
drums to each other. and turning to Ms
companion, he said ~
why is Lady Like mirror?
She gave IL up. i&H .s~rrr
because, I" sid the rude fellow, =
mirror reflects without Rejecting.
"very good, said she Now q
swer me. Why's man unlike mn
rWr M.Usr .t-1.
az cannot tel you-"
"Because the mirrors polished. anu
the man is not"
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H,EAs OWE rIyDIcATED HIMSELF

DIR. Willis, lecturing In Boston, the
other night, told dron story of himself
he said that ut one time, when he was n
counossieu in bird-stufine, he used to
eriticize other peoples stuffing severely.
Walking one day, he stopped at a window
where n gigantic owl was exhibited
. You see. said the Doctor to his friend,
:. that there Is magnificent bird utterly
ruined by unskillful stuffng. Notice
the mounting- EIecrable, isn't IT ? No
living owl ever roasted IN that position.
And the eyes are fully = third larger
than any owl ever possessed" AT this
moment the stuffed bird raised one foot
and soIemnly bhnked at his critic, who
said very little more about stuffed birds
that afternoon
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NO HONE.


when shs honsysuckiss b,oou
And the vrsns nuttsr os- hN
z Tfrir uests IN TIE vfns. 3r4
, A. .Asy have far ycan osore.
Ny heart futtes DER '
a ions-ds~erssd nest
And cries out fog home w
Home ana resxo
When the Wild rose. shed their leay.x
Der the rocks with moss o'erxroxr
And think Of the summers
That over them have down, ii'f--
Ny heart vouldb- russ, a. a.
To scsster, year by year,
Its petals DER the rock
ch.nseles and dear.
When the nishs-winds in the pins
Sing their songs OF tis zee. $500
And I seem 20 BE- rocked
Al my mother rocked me. s
And dream am lying
Below the sround-birds nest
with the pines sbcse me signing
In dresmless rssl.
Tfs street. TO know . home 4
Awaits me, 80 still,
Meath the shadows OF leaves.
On breeze-haunted hill,
There my fathers s.hes lie,
There on Mother Earths brrss..
Ny heart viii ind . HOME
Home and rest.
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Az unknown pstrlot writes to the
Washington CzyMieIs opposing the
oumplesion Of the Washington nona-
nezt On the original plan as too costly,
and proposes, instead. to finish IL Of
with San apprupxiatel entablAsure, and
upon itz top to provide for the constant
burning of FIRE that shall never be e.
tinguishe.d While the Republic shall
exizx- He also proposes that the per
pexnal ere shan be svztrhed and tended
by = few vz-vo<n vet<rzns frura year to
ye.x, and frO@ century to cenfuEy.-
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A Noszxz gocer h.s . pc cst which
be hos leaned 30 leap upon the scales
when pcovisioos are being weighed. and
distract the attention 0< the customer by
eare=zing his hzDls The cat weighs
eievxn pounds.
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TINS Transcripts from the docket Of q
Justice In Covington- Ky, looks a. If
several old Obituary notices we're prema-
ture: " Commonvealfh of Kentucky W.
George Washington. for beating his wife,
Martha Washington Witnesses on be-
half Of CommOovealth, Thomas JefEer-
soa. Daniel Webster. Henry Clay, An
drr- Jacksou, John @. Calhoun This
c.se came On for hearing this Sab day Of
February, 1873 Defendant fined SO
and co.ts. John c. Calhoun, having
failed TO appear ~ . witness. was at
t.ehed and fined . for contempt of court
". L MAysoS, Justice Of Peace
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A MOST extraordinary crime has Just
been committed at Anderiacht, in Bel
gium- A workman, named Dubois, on
leaning that his son, aged IL, had not
been TO work ON the previous day in .
factory where he was aPPrenticed, first
hanged the boy, and then committed
suicide in the same manner.
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rwo ROSES


~. o. usuaw uss1s v<r- sisv4r
Upua ~ sw<An -
Ank ssrsns srx<ss vg~ nnss-,z
49, xkx sssn<sn ern@
rher~ oun<s c~zxs1, hrzz<-s
Auug m sszzhna lsnAA
whme 1ssy lar1s vsr< x11y-x
Agrn fru@ Ts~<zy AEnsx
llay r~a. ~z1rms<.
SAe frr.e u or~n atr-
Ihsx 4. ~ isae DsosnAr
w9< As~mi.g lxaxAI N. t1-s
Nay rl.ues svree. xAss Ezx-r
Pun Oh 10 snmDu tzz.<-
e. Rs<ssA us<A Aaisry a,s-r.
For ~ n srx,axz clzD<-
cne lasuosd n asnax h,-s=-E.
To shcx the rr1G snssxa-..
Ia oahe1 r~< 49, trzy-
ms f1x ny lie rx1ak-r-
II ~ . budding sg~r--
wnh hss< snza<s.ss za--zz
Anh UDhse.s rhs pgs-
o. hzm xbs szrzses - w.
Tve<n hsngvcz ,1svx I -rss~e. rh=,
To ssx< them sru@ decay.
And On my h.xz hssA kar~<-s -a=
aince xzsf esxszxfai 1zE-
When o.zrk,y soen* xrszai-s
Have nsaeha q eArer - rzEs.
And VIE their ~z,s< ouGtzRi ~
I'm dlsdzin 20 1--we
I hie9 she srsrS cug3dzax
rhk frE-tloxn rus< 6l<zlxrA
And he.x fh< esz<5< dag
Fur my rnwxrzHy Wars.
While hoFe rs1v-<s tnsEz--r
IN sszia h-cE
And STRIVING. a<r<r rrs1x.
The Yrzss essy IOWA
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R<iah>rd Of Solns vho had been sent
by the Enperor to So that the LAsa'
grxfs proni.<s ve<e fuldll@dl- Count
So,ns deman4l<d that Ziegenhain shoald
instantly surrenirr. and that il, too.
should have its walls levele~i
Blu. Heinz von Luirr made answer.
tina: Zieysahaia vas not In the treaty.
and that be never would surrender il e.
e=Pe On the express command Of his
MASTER the LanAgrzf. when he should
have been restored To liberty.
This answer vas repugsei 10 the En-
peroF. He cc1A not insist On the de--
TRACTION of Zsegenhain, Is Il vas really
nos mentioneSi In the treaty. but he
would not sufkr the Landzraf to re-
turn TO bus hDi until he had promised
that the ccmmAndznf. Who bad been
guilty of resisting the VII Of the
Imperial Commiszioner. should be Ixzs
"a eAE.E These we're the express
words od the agreement
Nov the LAndSrsf hzd returned, and
peare k,d heen established al over the
country Zieeenhain- uncooquerei. had
opened her gates ut last /; the cOmn>nd-
ant had been deprived of his command
and vx< IN confnenent; and Count
Reinkapi Of Solns, with Al escort of
Spanish Troops. had arrived to see the
aSreenenk canned out The LAndgrsf
hiDseE vzs also IN town, but the good
citizens Of Ziegsnhain had not shown
mach joy on HIS arrival The general
feeling among themvxs indignation that
;he brave commander. who had saved
Their town frou the savage power Of the
Spanish <oldiery-she noble, resolute,
nAn. whom they had learned to
trust and honor during a time Of trial
the faithful and lcyzl soldler Who had
been 50 nobly true to his prince, should
Dc delivered up By that prince to an ig-
death Il was mgensro1s, #
ERs ungr-teful. they said and his own
n<ed Was m excuse
And So - they stood maSsesi IN front
# the gzssvzy. where Count Solms
lad ordered that the execution should
AXE Place they nuttered angry exclxm-
stiOls. and IT was only the presence Of
he Spanish troops which kept them from /!
re=cze-
There vxs n STIR among the group
lo3er the archvsy. The LAndgraf
'hlhp appeared Nth Heinz Won L1der
" his SIDE There was q breafhless 4
ilence N the crowd n he stepped for
rzrd and spoke |. few words, addressing
himself rather TO Count Solras than to
he people. but a-sslibie by al
= 1 am forced be said, sto . SD
.ecs=ssity- To gain release from the ban
I the Empire am compelled 20 hang In
hams this INV most faithful servant.
,1t to Show that / honor his fdeliry,
be chains shall be, not Of iron, but of d
Gre gOld-
Inc Imperial COzarnss1oaer arttered
one-hI1g winch v.s understood to In
~ ms CONSENT hD~ chains were MT
aersso0ed IN the treaty. The Ls1izrzf
or tuned to Lnder, and threw around
- ~ . ~ n
''H =. hls 'l1ns
~
" - '1s 1n
- 1"Pe 1n 1891 osef
!" ' .1 .ne ATeh
N e" o Voc nele o.
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TIM Nox-We have No fewer than
fourteen English proverbs relating to
this important feature Of the human
f.ce divine. They are: l. Follow your
nose. ? He cannot see beyond his
noe. 3 An inch il . good deal ON .
mans nose. 4 He would bite his own
nose on to spite his face. s. He has .
nose Of hosea g. Al plain As the nose
On ycur face. :. To hold ones nose to
. griDdstone- 8 To lead one by the
nose . To put ones nose out Of joint
l0- To pay through the nose. H. To
have . good nose for . poor mans SOW.
II To thrust ones nose into other peo-
pies business Is. A nose that can
smell rat IL Every mans nose viii
not make shoeing HON
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NATIONAL MARINE SIGNALS.


The necessity for . uniform system of
national marine signals is illustrated by
the terrible disaster IN the sinking of
the emier.nt ship NosthAeet in the En-
giish channel, one night last week, when
she Vas stowe m BY = steamer, which is
believed also 70 have been sunk by the
collision Some SOD mogtAls we're sent
to . vatery grave By the disaster. which
the uzUing system of signals may have
been the cause of. The NoFthneet, at
snehos, may have displayed the proper
signals accoriaing to the Eneiish code,
but these may hsve been misintefpreted
by the Other vessel An international
system Of :maritime signals has long
been needed and this awful calamity
may hasten In adoption
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EORG ETOWN.

MISSION MEETINGS AT TRINITY (CATHoLIC)
CHURCH.-At Trinity church a series of mission
meetings, under the direction OF the Passionists,
Is now in progress, and will continue during
this week. Many of the most prominent Cath
ole clergymen are participants and the attend
ance OF the Law membership is very large. The
exercises consist OF mass and sermon at a. m ,
mass at q. M, mass at a. IN, mass and SER
mon at $3.50 a. m; sermon at 3 p. m, and rosary,
sermon and benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment at T:3o p. m.
ELEoTIoN.-At noon to- day the election was
proceeding exceedingly quiet, very little inter-
est being manifested by either party. The en-
tire vote cast in both of the Georgetown dis
tricts at noon did not reach 400, out of nearly
1000 regular voters
RAISING THEIR OFFICE.-Messfs. Joseph &
j. f. Libbey have commenced to raise their
business office, on Water street, up to the new
grade.
RIVER NRws.-The steamer Columbia has
arrived from Baltimore with a miscellaneous
cargo and cleared for the same port. The
steamer John Gibson has arrived from New
YORK with full cargo of general merchandise.
The steamer New York has cleared for Phia-
delphia with 300 barrels flour for New York via
canal. The schooner h. Stokeley has arrived
with IS 900 feet lumber from the Eastern Shore
of Maryland for +. Pickerell & Co.
TIE CANAL BOAT SENECA arrived tod ay
with $50 barrels flour and 900 bushels mill feed
To DE MARRIBD.-On Thursday of this week
Mr.. Philip L. Berry, jr., will be married to Miss
Hattie WEIGH, daughter of Jas. s. WEIGH of
the firm OF Herr & Welch, all of this city. The
marriage ceremony will take place at o clock
in Christ (EpiscopaD Church, DIR. w. w. VIII
liams officiating.
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The British minister and several other digui-
saries yesterday visited Governor Shepherd, AID
congratulated him on his appointment as Gov
eruOr.
The old coast survey building. at the corner
OF street and New Jersey avenue southeast, IL
being ftted up BY the proprietor, John Law
Rodgers, for a hotel.
We are requested to saw that the card In a
morning paper purPorting 90 BE- from Josiah L..
Senable, withdrawing As a candidate In the I'D
district, is a forgery.
Chief engineers Of the ere departments Of the
following western cities will be present at the
convention TO be held In Baltimore on the 10Th
instant. San Francisco, Chicago, Indianapolis,
Milwaukee, st. Louis, and TerTe Haute.
Mrs. Gately. who was shot by her husband
Malachi Gately, few weeks since, Is rapidly
recovering, and Yesterday made a request in
writing for the release OF Malachi from Jail
and that he he returned TO her, as she did not
intend % prosecute him.
a.. ID. Barrett and A. X. Browne, as attorney
for the heiTs-at-law OF Joshua Peirce, have
brought suit TO recover from the Washington
Hospital for FOundlings fourteen lots on 18th
street northwest, between Il and :, claiming
that Joshua Peirce's devise of those lots to the
defendant is void.
Detective james McDevitt has just returned
from his western trip after an absence of two
weeks, looking in fine health. and speaks in
high terms of the police and fire departments of
St. Louis, Larry HaTrigan being chief of the
excellent detective corps Of that city, and II.
Clay Saxtcn chief engineer OF the IRE depart
nent.
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VICTORY AGAIN!
THE ELECTION TO-DAY,
ALL ON ONE SIDE.
The National and Local Administrations Sustain
Twenty Republicans ut least EIeetea
10 the House Of Delegates Out
Of Twenty-Five.

The election for members of the House OF
Delegates of the Legislative Assembly, in pro-
gress in the several districts to-day, is compare
lively an unexciting one, as the obstructlonists
seem to have abandoned the idea of opposing
the friends of improvements and progress at
the polls, except in one or two of the districts
where the old leaven still works. The fact is
that the voters Of the District cannot be misled
by those who are opposed to their interests, the
enemies of the new spirit which is making
Washington the most beautiful city in the
union. The prohibition element IN the cam.
paign had but little effect.
The day opened suspiciously SO far as the
weather was concerned, 1t being one OF the
brightest days of the delightful fall season.
Last Years Vote.
To enable our readers to compare the returns
tonight with those of last year we print the
following table, giving the vote by precincts
for members of the House of Delegates at the
election last fall, the names of republican can
didates being printed in italics, and democrats
in romans:
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WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE" may
be applied 20 Dr.. wfsfar,s RaYsa., ~ MA 90
~ nearly half century since this remarka-
PIE remedy was introduced to the public, and
yet the immediate and enviable reputation
which Il gained by its wonderful cures OF con shs
COLDS, hopping cough, sore throat influenza.
consumption, and all bronchial Complains. iS fS
this day fully sustained. 3
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MR- ISAAC COLE, Baltimore. writes 81 had
adlstressing Cough, which annoyed me day and
neht; was persuaded 10 use Dr. Bulls
cough Syrup, and ats effect was magical. am
sntirely cured. know others that used IL with
the same happy results.-
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ON DRAreHr.-Ind, Coope & Co.'S English
Ale (from BurtonOus Trentl a specialry At I;en-
W: Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
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Try Ind, Coope 4 Co.'S English Ale nj,
draught only at Geo. W. Drivers corner Penn
sylyania avenue and street The finest glass
of ale in Washington.
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FRIED OYsTERs.-Fried oysters-the best IN
Wsshibg ton-all made single, at Geo. w
Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and .
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~Fred. Chase Hutchinson, of the noted
"Hutchinson Iamily," died last week, AGED
twenty-five.
~At three O'Clock yesterday but nine iurors
had been obtained for the Stokes trial, when the
court adjourned until to-day.
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LOCAL NEWS.


walls Opera HoHSs.--IOhn r. Owens in "The
VICTIMS and 'sSolon Single"
TASatsr Conigse--The Zitella Troupe and
several other new faces
orehestrion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
avenue.
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DoNps OF The BOARD or PURLIC WORKS
we heed three thousand dollars OF these bonds
anu VIII sell some OF our fine watches for them
o-, GoLAY a MORRILL,,
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CITY ITEMS.


jet and Pearl Kings.
in gold, something new and elegant; designs re-
eeived at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 455 Penn
sylyania avenue, near ! street.
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CoRNs, ETC.-''The wise for health ON daily
walks depend" and sufferers from eorns
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails. vascular ex,
cascences, ehilblains, or other ailments OF the
feet find quick relief at pr. Whites estSiI,sb3
mnent, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
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EIRE.PLACE HEATERS.

DIAMOND"
"CARRoLLToN,"
"SILYER PALACE
The above celebrated patterns Of Heaters are for
sale by all the principal dealers ia the Dis
tr1ct, and persons will bear in mind that the "a,
inside parts are UNUSUALLY HEAVY aud -
STROEG, made with view to resisting theSN4V
action Of the fire, and making them last 80
long time without repair, saving the consumer
much annoyance and expense. Thus they are IN
ike the hlmsy limitations that are ado to SELL re-
gardless OF the pocket comfort Of the consumer,
but all for the pocket Of the manufacturers 50 we
say buy either one OF the above and get al honest
article manufactured by BIBB y Co, inventors,
pa,ehtees AID manufacturers of Fire. Place Heaters
Of the most approved patterns.
N: B.-We would CAUTION all DEALERS from
buylng any 81 the repairs for our stoves from any
ole but Us. We have discovered that a party in
Waskit eton he's been piratfng aud casting
over our odd pieces, making very rough and bad
bad fitting pieces, besides the addition in weight,
that e:ds to the cost aud Injuries the efficiency III
the Heaters.
BIBB CO..
sepl9-eOlm' Baltimor. ma
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VICTIMS OF YELLOW FEVER AT MEMPHIS
On Monday. 9Th inst, Mrs. Coyle, wife of j. b.
;. Coyle, eldest son of b. Il. Coyle, of altmore,
and q near relative of the COyle family, of this
city, died in Memphis of yellow fever, and on
Friday morning last her husband died with the
same disease, leaving two children, aged re-
spectively seven and four years.
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To CIT RID of the Chills Immediately. take
nently. 40
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EDUCATIONAL,

Nj ADAME sCHLIKCEER, ~, -
yer, ~ prepared Go resume hsr ie..ous in ~,
kkIehoh Language 20 private pupils aud &c..
hlalShoiselie Florence fchliecker, for ten years
pupil 81 the best professors o. the Paris C,1scr,.
Iorg 81 Music, will give lessons on the Pianof,-f
si1 ~ olh.ng German class will a so 10 formed
hessaeLce sSt lsth street, near New Hork avanus
nseiefences-Mrs. judge FIELD. Mrs Senator W
hles hlegs, Gen SChriver, L. = A. Hon n ~
SMs.ns' g; Count Jacques de (sauav. FrenrE
Prof SSml Carusi. =, - 49, .sui
koRGkroWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
This Boarding and Day school for y,,,,. n al.
VIII bs reopened September :. ISIS
sors are engaged. @NN i'ioa-
Tor circulars, &c, address PRINCIPAL,
1900 H.. n, MISS LUCY sTEPH ENsON,
sepzz I'M No. loo Gay 81, Georgetown, D. q.
X; 3 A. PICK SELECT SCHOOL FoF
~, bOle, southwest corner 18th aud sfreet.
BER 10TH. ~ ~ , IN
Rofs' ACADEMY lFourtn Year 1-VoTl -
~ Commences SEPTEMBER Ist, Al Dr. s1Sssq
Ian1 church, A. street, between q street ana
LoulslAhs avenue northwest. See circular -
Brkclpai bookstores, call at the Princinai : es
aehoe ~ 81 street southeast. Price ms Der ausT
yer, plumber OF pupils limited 20 thirty N
a-s.o q. CHASE BOYS, Principal.
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Our great speciality, American and imported
watches of superior quality. Fine watch repair-
ing by competent workmen. Watch cases male
70 order. GoLAY s. MORRILL,,
9,H,1. Cor. 18th and sts., opp Treasury.
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FoNp's EXTRACT Is for sale At wholesale by
Onas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. tM.ff
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FINE WATcHI

THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made TO order BY Hempler ne ar \ street
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DEATH OF VENERABLE MAN, ONCE PR.

DEATH OF VENERABLE MAN, ONCE PRI.
vATE SECRETARY TO HENRY CLAY-CoI w
II. Russell, lawyer by profession, died at his
residence, No; 12ll 1 street, yesterday, in the
Goth year of his age. He was formerly private
secretary to Henry Clay, with whose family b 3
WAS connected by the marriage Of one Of his
daughters to SON Of Mr.. Clay. He was q man
of education and culture, and had Commanded
men of this country, filling Is he did several
Official positions with credit to himself and
honor to his countrymen. At ono time he was
and was appointed by President lincoln A
consul at Trinidad, Cuba. The funeral viii
take place tomorrow, at 8 O'Clock D. m. and
his remains will be inferred in Oak Hill came
terry.
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poT baths, for all akin disease, ct DIR. Shedd's,
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Bsups hoopskirt and corset factory. Ith street
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