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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

TE- KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.-The session o.
he ST,reme Lodge Of the World, knights 0.
Pythias, commenced at Pittsburg, Pa Tues
the Pittsburg hotels were filled to Overlooking.
delegations being present from New York Bos
ton, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Philsdel
phia, Jersey City, St. Louis, Baltimore, and
Cumberland, Md, besides from other cities
The roll OF Jurisdictions showed every state &c
be represented at the sessions Of the supreme
lodge, except Alabama, California, and South
Carolina. The report Of the supreme chsncel-
Tor shows that there are 80 grand lodges and
jurisdictions. The report closes with words OF
hopefulness and encouragement TO the order
The report OF the Supreme scribe shows that the
total number OF lodges belonging to the grand
Jurisdiction on December 81, 1873, Was /, aO2
with a membership OF 81 ,7Ol. Pennsylyania
leads in the list, having SIS lodges and 40 2JG
members. Besides there were 693 lodges, with
q membership OF 901, working directly under
the control of the supreme lodge. The parade
on Wednesday was q Grand affair
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Ratlros smash Tn.

SEVERAL PERSONS SERIOUSLY IsIURgn.
NORWICH, Conn, April 4.-rhe Norwich
and Worcester steamboat train 10 Boston RAJ.
on the track near Norwich last nigas. The
baggage master was badly hurt and burned.
Three carr were smashed. Que passenger va
seriously injured. Another, MT. Cushing, OF
Worcester, was badly burned. The doctor saw
ne cannot live. he has been brought to this
city. IL is said the accident was caused H. a
broken rail. There WAS heavy rain storm last
night, which continues this morning. ant pOs-
sibly the track may have been washed out.
CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
NORWICH, Conn, April 2i-The cause OF the
accident proves 70 have been q broken rail
Nr. Cushing, bsggagemaster, of Boston, wa
caught between the luggage and pinned there
and a hot stove and Goals tell upon the LETT sid
OF his body, which vas literally roasted. HIS Iefy
arm is burned 10 a crisp. he Was broaght g.
this CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

THB SITUATION IN ARKANSAS remains
peaceful, but the public mind is still excited.
Brooks does not recognize the right OF Baxter
to convene the legislature. The people gener-
ally appear satisfied that the legislature should
settle the matter. All the forces remain in
about the same position as they did WEDNESDAY
night. Brooks made speech to his forces yes
terday, in which he announced his determine
ton to bold the state house in spite of every
thing. Col. John NJ. CLAYTON, brother of Sen
ator Powell Clayton, arrived at Little Rock
last night with a company of colored men to as
sist Brooks.
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The TwERD SMALLPOX CoNsPIRAcY.-The
chief of stsif OF the charity hospital Of New
York, Mr.. Mcdonald, has sent TO tue commits
sioners Of charities a detailed report OF the 80
called small pox cases, which were supposed 20
opportunity to escape from the Penitentisry.
The report fully confirms the staten that at
least two Of the ''pstients" had used croton oil
TO produce eruptions, but whether the remsin-
ing cases were also bogus or not, the superin-
tendent does not speak very clearly. In order
TO be en- the safe side, however. he recommends
that for the present the Penitentisry hospital
be Guaranteed.
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QUEER BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.-A
marie woman's suit against q married man
for breach Of promise was on the BROOKLYN
circuit court calendar on Wednesday. Catha-
rine Hook year ago was wooed by John b suer,
do tradesman in Siegel street. Bauer
was nearly 40 years OF age, and wanting q wife
asked his friend LeyIck, Of johnson avenue, to
introduce him 10 some lady. Levick prese nted
hmm 10 Miss Hook, his sister in-lsw. Soon the
two were engaged, and q day was appointed for
their wedding Bauer discovered that one LADY a
acquaintance led to another, AMI he found
more attractive woman. In church one SUNDAY
Catharine heard the ceremony pronounced over
the union OF her suitor and a strange woman.
She sued Bauer for $500. Three months ago she
married another man, and the case has drifted
slowly along the calendar. Her marriage so
lesseDed her chances for the recovery OF the
SEQ, or any part Of IL, that the counsel are dis
posed 70 let 1t 60 of altogether. Ii was post
poned Wednesday.
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Foreign Mates

SPANISH APPOINTMENT.
MADRID, April "a -Msicampo has been an
pointed captain general Of the PHILIPPINE Isl-
ands.
THB CARLIsTs RELEASE THEIR PRISONERS
1t is reported that the Carlists have released
all their prisoners OF war
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Indiana Workingmen for Imitation.

INDlANAPOLIs, April 2i.-At q meeting or
workIngmen last night resolutions were unani-
mously adopted thanking Senator Morton aud
the Representatives who supported the inter-
ests OF the western states in the recent financial
debate and action in Congress, and urging
them TO give no consent TO an adjournment OF
Congress until some satisfactory financial relief
be granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

FORHIGN OPINIONS OF THE VRTo.-Not only
at home but abroad is the action OF President
Grant in vetoing the currency bill commended.
The Lon don Post Gays President Grant has
His veto deserves full as much applause and
gratitude as the victories of Vicksburg and the
Wilderness. 1t has no doubt that eventually
the west and south will be grateful for the act.
New York Herald special from London saws
only one opinion prevails in moneyed classes.
namely, that President Grants veto Of the
finance bill will act bene6cially on American
credit. Any other course would have been fatal
The correspondent at Paris reports the veto
message extremely we'll received by French
nnanciers, bankers and merchants. There are
no two opinions that it is the best thing done
since the capture OF Richmond. The capitalists
there dreaded the increased paper money. Nov
confidence Is restored, and a speedy return TO
specie payment is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

WAR.-A bulldog, who already bore about MS
muzzle some not inglorious scars, accompanied
his master, who carried on his breast the VIC
toria cross, to the Ashantee campaign. Having
from his breed a natural turn for lighting, he
distinguished himself throughout the cam paign
In one instance he rushed into the enemy's
ranks, and, singing out one of his naked foes
90 bit and worried him that he actually brought
in his prisoner in triumph. He WAS such a fay-
orite with the men that In q heavy engagement
their ire WAS suspended few minutes TO allow
of his uhniured retreat from one OF his despe-
rate forays. He lives to enjoy his return and
his honors, and is one Of the greatest pets OF
Belgravia.
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A Remarkable Re,,~,... u..,.-

The Petersburg (Virginis) Ne,-s msk,s ,n.,-
ton OF q singular mania among IN, solo-..x
people OF the cock.de city. Religious revival.
Of the most exciting character have been coins
on In the churches for some time past, and The
colored people generally have become - "en-
Unused that in many cases their condition
actually approaches that OF positive lunscy.
The same disorder broke out IN Kentucky few
yesrs ago, and ~ss called by the medical men
the Kentucky yerks4" The E,~s says: That
10 sdisea>e 10 very sure. Yesterday morning
the Heeu IN the upper portion OF the city were
resonant with shouts. grosns aud mnmbled
prayers. About midday, In front OF the Hsrrl-
which dehes description. Perhaps one hundred
chltoren, from eight 60 fifteen wears OF aye
we're mingled In q mass OF dancing howllns
humsnity-sl repeating the same formula, al
making the same wild gestures, all using
the same tone Of voice. Redlam was holt
ing high carnival OF msnl.cs. ana
discipline Was lost IN chaotic fronEv.
The giddy mass turged hither and y0n uhlle
teachers vainly commanded. eutrested and i'm
plored the enthused children 90 come % their
studies, bat they might a. vel have talked 10
the Wild waves OF the sea when the storm King
held his court. Higher and higher the ia
multi, till physical exhaustion brOaght relief
alike, % the perplexed teacher and weAried
child. We feel real anxiety governing the re
suit Of thus extraordinary hsllucinattOn an our
msniacs, while the mental power OF hauire1-
sill be INJURED for life. REPRESENTATION u thrOSu
away, and there seems 90 be no remedy but q
sart until the storm eNLsusts itself"
The sane journal says that In many respects
the disease resembles the terrible visitation
rury, when st Nttss' OF 81. Johns dance took
The form OF an epidemic aud spresd over the
entire city, and recO me nds that the schools be
;iosed Until the epidemic n over.
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- sugar III II Boone county, Ky, town.
~wiDoDa, MINI, talks OF q factory for
paper -four barrels.
~Mr. Robert Bonner last week rejected
500 900 in gold for Dexter.
~Mrs. Louis Coran, OF Bay City, Mich.
has had seven children m I've years-tso psirs
VI twins and tripleu.
~The New York legislature has passed
DILL TO punisb the dissemination OF false newe
concerning stocks, bonds or produce.
nxPipkertone Detectives having promised 70
sap.ure the Missouri outlaws dead or alive, are
patiently waiting for them 20 die.
n0NucRets worth from e2.50 30 CPS are
frequently picked mp In the vicinity OF Don
Ambrose Csstillo's house, In lower California.
ga Mississippi jury valued Mrs.. Mont
xomery sf Us 900. She wae killed on the
southern railroad 1T Abbeville, aud Mr.. Mont
gomery Ia . rich man.
- yaledictory Of his honor, the mayor of
Denver, Cal: "Thank God, tts over With 4
wouldn't take II again for Kingdom, not N
knows it."
- Colorado wAs bowling wilderness, with
ont railroad, i've years ago. Nov the civil
izing steam-v histle carries ix noxzie over 700
miles Of that territory. n
10MeDphie husbands joke grinly or insngs-
rating . crusade against dry rood dosiers-
They say " It's Temperance the woDen want,
Why, they shall have IL In fun measure.
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LAND SALES In VIRGINIA.-The following
sales of land were made at Fairfax Court House
on Monday last:-By j. s. Fowler and Thomas
Moore, assignees, farm of the late withers
nell, at s11 per acre. BY NJ. d. Ball and Thos.
Moore, commissioners, farm OF the late Wait
Broughton, containing 24OH acres, to John
Burnside, at S425 per acre. By same, tract
belonging to David Broughton, containing so
acres, at IT. 10 per acre, to Albert Dewey. By
Thos. Moore, trustee, lot of land near Clifton,
belonging to j. 8. Otis, containing 80 acres, to
K. ID. Lawson, at S16 per acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

WHOSE VERDIcT?-Mrs Olive A. DIlliber's
suit against the Home life Insurance company
for - ,0Oo insurance on her husbands life was
tried IN the supreme court Of New York wednes-
day. The company's defence was that while the
husband had told them that he had not su ffered
from disease or the lungs and from hemOrrhaxe
the contrary was the fact. After all the testi-
mony had been taken, Judge Van Worst di-
pany; but number of the jurors objected, say
ing that that was not their verdict. Neyerthe-
less his honor directed the clerk 20 enter a YER
dict for the company, and il was 90 entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

SINGULAR DxATH-The Gettysburg PA
Compiler says that Peter BETTER, granite
worker, aged AZ years, becoming disturbed In
his mind over year ago, was taken to the state
hospital, Harrisburg, for cure. Being pro-
nounced incursble he was brought back 10
Gettyburg and placed in the almshouss hospi-
tai, about the first of December, where he con-
ceived the idea that he ought to abstain from
eating. and adhered to the resolution for seven
weeks, having taken during that time, but one
tablespoonful Of ice cream. He died on Wed
needAy of last week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

The PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY ELBcrIoN.
The special election held on Wednesday for
clerk Of the circuit court of Prince Georges
county, Md, was as close az at the regular fall
election. Brooke, IL IL understood, 4 elected
BY i've majority, the total msjOrities being:
nv districts are as follows: Brooke, Evansville
"a, Bladensburg G, Piscataway 50, Spaiding's 40,
Surrafts Z, Laurel o0-total majority go For
widdicombe, Marlboro %, nottingham ~
Queen Anne 81, Aquasco {, and Brandywine 70;
total majority 245.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

DIR. PAUL SCHgPPE ON TRIAL.-The CHI
cago Times OF "Wednesday saws The case %
he somewhat famous Dr. Paul SchRppe
came M IN Judge Williams court on Yesterday
mOrningoa an application for = writ OF haSeas
corpus. he somewhat criminal history OF the
prisoner induced the presence OF a crowd which
entirely niled the auditorium OF the little court
room. States Attorney Reed WAS present 10
represent the prosecution, and Col. Edmund
Jussen acted as the defender OF the prisoner
SchWppe appeared fresh from the manipula-
tons of q barber, dressed In the somhre salt OF
black, and took = seat at the table close TO the
side of his counsel. Max HOrwItz. city editor
Of the stsats- Zeitung; Joe Dixon, Mir. Keuner
and Rev. MIR. Wartrum were put upon the
stand. The evidence brought 10 light no facts
which have not already been made pubic.
When the evidence had been concluded Mr..
Jussen introduced sfhdavits from the pOstm mas
ter NJ East 81. Louis, and editor Of TIE st. LDus
courier, attesting 20 SchRppe's good behavior
while In that city. After arguments OF the
counsel Judge Williams announced that he
would give decision In the case this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

Having recently increased their manufacturins
facilities By the purchase Of additional mse hinery
and the constr Of furnaces for nae bras and
bell casting and for earbons for batteries are now
Electrical, and Phioeophic. al ApSsr stus and su p
plies OF all sorts fhetr Carbon Zinc Battery 10 the
for private purposes, a. IL require the use
OF any chemicals, ana viii work from tvo to three
yesrs without eedipg Aay Atteation except sun
ply OF vsier 20 replace that which Is sva1orstsd
Bells, Signals 40 furnished and fitted in public
and priv ate buildings
pe.igns perfected and mseh inery constructed for
INVENTORS The best quality Of BELLS and nns Brass
Csstipgs Of the purest metal supplied on short no.
tice sn4-lm
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WoNRs's TEMPERANCE LRAGUB.-The Ohio
State Convention Of the women's Temperance
League met in Cincinnati on wednesday. Five
hundred delegates were present, representing
l25 towns and cities. Mrs. Manly, of Akron,
was chosen az president, with seventy vice pres
dents, and q memorial TO the constitutional
convention adopted asking that the new consti-
tuition forbid the granting Of licenses, 20 req ire
the legislature 60 enact laws for com pensstiOn
for injuries resulting from sale of intoxicating
liquor, and giving municipal officers special
legislative powers against the liquor traffic
After the close OF the afternoon session 500
women marched In procession TO the Esplanade
and sang and prayed there, while "A band of
music played ali the time in a saloon opposite 70
where they were prsying.
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Celebrating the Veto

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, April 24-Flags were
displayed, church bells rung, and a SALUTE
bred at Pittsfed yesterday, in honor OF ID,
Presidents anti-inHation veto.
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A Suicidal Family.

BOSTON, April "a George MARYLAND, q prir
ter, committed suicide last night by takiu,
audanum. His wife recently drowned hersei
IN well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

Mr.. JOSEPH b. STEwART's MONEY WANT
ED.-TbIs morning, in the supreme court CIR
cult, before Justice Pratt, the case OF VIM. A
Colt against Joseph Is. Stewart was called aud
went OF the term by consent. Colt claims
so, Geo, for which he holds Stewards nOtea
Mr.. Stewart, who Is known in Washington As
kentucky Joe" lie powerfully built man, OF
he achieved notOuety in Washington during
the credit mobilier inyestig CATION. He was sum
moned as a witness before the Congressional
committee TO tell all about certain credit mo-
bllier stock purchased by him. Mr.. Stewart
claimed thsf he acted as the attorney OF
another party, and that the inform alton he pos
sessed respecting the stock was privileged. The
committee punished him for contempt, ana he
was placed In custody AZ his hOtel for thirty
days until Congress adjoarned.-Brook!yA EagIs.
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CALICO REVOLUTIONS ADoPrHD.-Colauitt
grange, ct Cedar Town, Polk county, Ga, has
passed resolution that SIT is the sense Of this
wearing Of calico as their principal article OF
dress at least during the year 1874, or until eur
people are relieved from present liabilities.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

TEE CABINET SESSION to-day was only of
about an hours duration. The Arkansas dis
pute was talked over, but no new features OF
any kind were presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

THE SECRETARY OF STATE was before the
House Appropriation Committee to-day ex-
planning the consular and diplomatic appro-
priaiiOn bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL has decided that
where a contractor to carry nails abandoned
his contract the Postmaster General could
not relet the route without advertisement
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IMMENSE REDUCTION!

BRODHkAD CO.
Are nov opening sn entire rev stock OF DRY
GOODS, net purchased in New York BY Mr. BroS-
head. AZ v Obds rful!y low prices
Dies Gooc. IN gr. at variety and OF the best styles
and fa6ries, from l256c. mp 70 81 80 Per yard
IyoDs Block silks, CSC 81 5, sl 50, Ell rs, 81
S53, 81 a. and s. tat least D. per cent less than
ruling market price,, and Of the best makes and
NEST perfect fpishl
BiscE Alpacss, &c. single width, double width
Sic ard up
Reversible Ottoman shswls, S7r
hIte Shetland Wool Shawls, 81 IS
Ladi, All LiseD Hemmed II and kerchisf, lsIzo
LAcies One Button o 'lOred ids, CSC.
Lsdtes Two Button Party Kids, 7sc.
Lsnscals Caubric &c, and other BleAched and Un-
hltscetd COttoRs &c. and upwards Good low pricei
Prints, SIC. splepCd style fsst-cOIored Prints only
Doc. All Linen Towels. 81 per zen and up
Black Grenadines from 2oc TO 81 per yard; Cthess
goods are very cheap COrsets, G5sc and up
Psrssol. IN great variety, very low. Goats ant
CIars Spool Cotton, Sc, and q lot of other goods
equally lor. Our goods are Of the best makes and
syles, selected With great care, bought sno sold
cheap. and will do Pnrehs.sr,. good.
BRODH8A AID q CO.,
msrA-Sn 1905 streets. bet. lf.h and 18Th SITS.
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ga solution OF acetic acid viii Danish a
mole.
o0"I want TO know whether We are going 10
xeep houee or board, before going into this
hing said young lady ct the altar in San
frascisco. Commercials foresight.
~ Thirteen hundred Cinnamon have been
yet TO work on . narrow guage railroad in Cali
sornia- Their bosses cay that they do more
work and less fighting In given period than
the average railroad laborer.
ga "lively" Milwaukee ssbeer Peddier'
married . young girl "unbeknown" 20 her
mamma. When miss was missed madame
started after her, dragged her out Of bed and
home again. -.s
ga Providence coIored man wants sdivorce
because his wife "wont iet him contra dict
her, and ssjerked . chair from under him
while he was eayipg his prayers" Why didn't
be 70 down ON his knees!
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nav CONSTITUTION FOR vIRsINIA.-Gov-
ernor hemper, In q message to the Virginia
commission TO prepare . new Constitution, the
same to be submitted to the Legislature at its
ne 1t .. ssion, and after being revised by that
q special election.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEsUs.-The receipts from this
source to- day were 1921 ,5s2.
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SANCTUARY ENcoUNTsR WITH HIGHWAY
MEH.-A special dispatch from San Antonio 20
the Galveston (Texss) News says william Nil
bach, commercial traveller, en- route from
Goliath 70 Beeyille on an ambulance, with a
negro driver, was attacked and bound by three
bandits. While they were searching for money
and valusbles, Mulback succeeded In getting
one arm loose, and drawing a pistol concealed
under bis coat killed two OF the ghwaymen,
but was himself killed BY the third. The negro
bles, amounting TO several thousand dollars.
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Four MEN DRowyED.-Captain Smith, Of
the schooner William g. Richardson, and three
men, while returning In q small boat from q
light ship anchored off Cape May, were
drowned. later dispatch says that all the
bodies have been recovered, and that there are
hopes that one of them will be reeusctated.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL rH8ArER.
~ br. ]. q. sAvILLE... sole Lessee and Manager.

National rH2ArER.
~ br. J. &. sAvILLE. sole Lessee and Manager.
= 1 90 /. E ~ OPERA coNPaNY
THIS friday EVENING ING; E ..i;,. %,
LAST s safHE RHr ONE
isap PIfms Donna, Madame JENaIE VAN
MIS- z. sesusp, Mes,rs. Brookhnuss, Bowler, W.
C.rltGa, G Hall, Mr. and MIS-, White.
joint appearance Of the three Prims Dome, Mis-.
CLARA Louise Kellogg, Madame BrignOli, Mrs.
Saturday ssysnireaaSRAEp GALA NIGHT.
Miss RELL0GG and While Company
Grsa, Concert, he entire company > Third act
Of LUCI,; 5 The fourth net Of RIGoLETrO.
1-sests can now b. secured at Mstzsrott & Co.'s
and at Box once Of the Thester.
Admisson, 81; Secured Seats, 50 cents and l ex-
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
from. a mOater the ehitirss trhich Rearea Sssds
Engagement of the beautiful and cultivated
MRS. r. 8. CHANFRAU,
Commencing MONDAY, ApriI27,
In Ta!leure's Superb Society Play
"a wOaAN's WRONG"
MoTEKRs, WIVES, sIsrsss. SWEETHEART.
should avail themselves IF ths opportunity of Wit
est pisudits from the best Of their sex, . noble
THRILLING ADMoNITIoN.
GREAT ACTING,
s1ARILING EFFECTS,
MERRY SURPRISES.
Are striking incidents Of this noted producrina
HON. A. oAKtY HALL, OF NEW YORS,.
THE UNION sQUARE THEATER,
hns writes to the author concerning the laws of the
"SEw YosK, December 4. 1873 To CIV Tay-
father WI ther of foil age or a mino-l Of a child
likely to be born, or of any living child under the
last will duly executed dispose Of the custody and
tuition of such child daring its minority, to any
ding to yo6rtIiumphs as a crsm visit, you have not
oh .S your legal knOwl'dss as.stlly yS1I,
TBE WONDERS OF MECHANISM;
The Brsnfir ' OF TaS oEsf fihlSf Tor
NO Ills Pa. avenue: open from 10 g. m. to ~
A Pullman Palace Parlor Car; the .stesm.h
Insine; steamship Penn.yi1.nis; Tug boat r. IA. a.
ChuIchnan: locomotive Engine; comprising I'll
oh'o1 %osRi fsGff MII3c3aIANIoAL MODELS,
made q gold and .iIysrb,J Dean Bent IN, and nov
the base OF the models, and the machinery is ct IN
m 1st ~ , eSLc9ra OF sweet sounds Ad@sd ,n
mo :os s:Ss 20 ss ss1
PRICe, ONLY Is GENTS
FOR sale by Ellis & 90, s37 Pa ave. spl5lot
0LpEO. On Exhibition asd sale New No
JrH ST AT 7rg Sr
MARKRtTER'S,
No. 4S9 7tS street, bet and q strsetz ef CHI
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Eogras inss, Ohromns, &c
Also, largest stock Paper HanRnRs, Winioy
Shades, Picturts, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas
sells, pings, Nails, &C., in the District.
~9RRMs CASE.
~Plesse remember Mare and Number jelly
LII KINDS OF CAST OFF WEARING AP-
"A PABEL can be sold TO the very best advantage
by addressing calling JUSTH,
Gig street, betw cen 9Th and TN w.
Notes BY all promptly attended to- Cash paid rs n