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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-04-09
Go to the New HOtelI
ALAMO HOUSE !
First door below Giles National Bank,

1I-0 --001 ~ N111NE y q I1OIItlI D III
Pulaski, Tenn.
THE undersigned would respectfully beg
i leave TO inform the citizens of Pulaski,
Giles and surrounding counties that he has
opened Hotel at the above mentioned place,
and solieits portion of their patronage. He
has new Furniture, Beds and Bedding and
comfortable rooms, with stove in each room
Polite Clerks and Walters will attend your
wants. Tables supplied with the best the
market affords, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Regular day boarding solicited. Mechanics
can get breakfast by o'clock.
pO20-lY D. /. BRIDGES, Prop'I
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The last man-A cobhto,. a -.
ht-Delirium tremens. a Ss,,,o- ,, s,ssse
= nre engine. A shalSy busi5ess--
Easing jellies. Real water colors-
5reea and blue. AN innocent ems
Darn Il.
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Chancery Sale of
LAND And HOUSE & LOT.

Albert Buford ct ais vs. Della Taylor ct ais
DURsUANT to decree for the Chaneery
4 Court for Giles county in the above cause
viii sell on
Saturday, May End, 1874.
before the court house door in the town of
Pulaski to the highest bidder. on credit of
g. II and IS months with interest from date,
lot no. II the subdivision of the lands Of G.
D. Taylor, decd, east of and near the town
of Pulaski, containing 1 & 34-1O0th acres, on
which there is q small frame dwelling, BEING
the same recently occupied by Jas. Buford,
sr. Also, at the same time and place, and
upon the same terms, two small tracts of
land situated in the 18th evil district of
Giles county, adjoining the lands recently
owned by g. D. Taylor; one containing
about one acre and known as a church lot;
and the other containing two or three acres.
adjoining W Z Wilkerson ard ID Fullen.
Pats of said lands will be exhibited on TIE
day of sale. Notes with good security viii
De required of the purchasers and liens will
be retained until the purchase money is paid.
ap4td j. B. STACY, Q. & N.
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TIMOTHY HAY.
GOAE OIL.

S0 Bales FINE TIMOTHY HAY,
~ at $Ii25 per Hundred,
mh19-1m at HILL & BALlENTINE'S.
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WE have this day associated with us in the
w Tobacco business Mr.. A. C. HALEY,
late OF M-rry, Ky.,who will give his exclu-
sive attention to this branch OF the business.
tueky and Tennssses 1870 obseco Vii he kent i,
stock, which win be sold to the trade at man
ufaeturers' prices.
felS-2m hill & BALLENTINE.
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SOMETHING NEW.
FINE ART GALLERY.

HAVING had years of experience in the
IL picture business, and one of Us having
spent the past winter in the gallery of c. c.
Giers, at Nashville we are now prepared to
make pictures of any style and size desired,
aud Of the latest and most artistic finish
We guarantee satisfaction in every instance,
OF no charge. 1t is not necessary now to go
TO Nashville to get fine pictures. Give us
call end we will convince you that we mean
what we say. Respectfully,
THURMAN g. WILLIAMS
mrl2tf Photographers, Pulaski, Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-04-09

Josh Billings says, 'eYou'd better not
know so much than to know so many
things that amt So"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-04-09

WE have established Coal Oil Depot in
w this city and are prepared to offer pure
article of Oil to dealers and consumers at
Nashville, prices. or less with freight added.
fel9-2m HILL 6 BALLEHfINE.
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TEMpERANCE

Il LIN 11ABIL4NN(G
Throw your Whisky out. Song and Chorus,
leighton, 1850. .....-- oO Gus
Papa, stay Home. Song and Chorus, ". S.
nays AZ CTS
Will he come Home Tonight Song and
Chorus, banks, Observation-Disclosures. .. 80 cts
Poor Little Tim. Song & Che, Abbey, 80 cts
Don't sell my Father Rum. Ballad, Dress
Ter, Observation-Disclosures. so cts.
p @sllSd, SONGS. on Of 'ffG 1iaP8'
Stay Home with me tonight. Song and
OAOIusi 4uoheIl. oO CTS.
Drinking Gin. Song 81 Cho., Heath, so cts.
We won't leave the Farm. Song aud Chorus,
W. 49, - g.: - fr So US
Clark .,.S 80 cts.
The Living Waters. Song and Chorus,
Clark, ..... ...-...... 49,. IS cts.
II you've Fathers love. Song and Chorus,
Martin, Observation-Disclosures 80 cts.
Address, J. L. PETERS,
5s9 Broadway, N. Y Up. o. Box 5429.)
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UILc, Y Am IcIiEof
GLASS AND SEEDS, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
Al e x ANDR IA.

DEATH OF A L. ). COMMEMORATIVE. Chas.
Whittlesey, a ll-knO WI lawyer here, died at
I O'Clock to day. He was about 81 years of age
He ran for Congress &c veTal years ago against
Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie, and, after his defeat un-
successfully contested hls seat. AT the time of
his death he held the office OF L. s. commissions
er- SeadHeI, last ersH no.
1HK 1URHPiKE SCIT.-AleNa nder Hunter
vs. Alexandra and We Shin tOLi Turnpike Com
pany. The judge decided that although the
facts do not declare Literal abandonment vet
there appears to be an abandon ment within the
spirit aud meaning of me 5t .tute, the COMPANY
baviI < failed to fulfill is duties under its char
ter. The public interests require ia e the road
should be declared al An !oHed, and that fact
certified to the tow. ship board Of Jefferson
tow. ship. The defendants gJve notice that
they would Tie bill o. OK geptiUns TO the ruling
OF tie court tO-mOrrOWs to which time the court
adjourned. This is TIE case in which certain
citizens of Alexandra are applying 10 the
county court for All der declaring the Alex
sndIia turnpike sb III .Oned, 50 thai it can be
taken pOsse ssiOn OF by ne county AM then in
proved.
DIsChAKGED.-The ,OniuctOr engineer, fire
man. brakeman and al the hands that were
employed OF the pass, nger train tda was last
Monday morning wrec zed near kapitau, have
been discharged by the Midland railroad COM
pany for leaving the tram at the time OF the
disaster.
NIssIrG.-Mr. Jacob D vaughn, opsratori in
charge of the Office OF the Sou nern aud ATTAIN
tic Telegraph COmpSny In this city, has been
missing since Monday night last, and as nobody
knows where lie is, Eis successor has been ap-
poll ted-GG<ette, last EUeatRg.
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Condensed IoraIs

CslendeT's 6 cOrgia MIDst-sls viii apa,gr ar
Ufd FellOVs' Hall next week.
Robert Re All, X. b. Mahuh & Co. and J. e.
Parker nd HarPe-s Wsstf7 Tor De. eruhzr -
Colonel Lubey, comm gi0nsT Of tbs Waship--
ton asy lum, visited Baltimore Yesterday and IN
FpeC'ed the charitable and ref 5rm .to~v irssifu-
ton in that city BY invitation OF Captain JAN E
II Elns warden OF the Baltimore iRiI.
HE bronze statue or JEFF ~sOn, which for
some years stood in front OF the PresiI Mt
House. has been returned from Phusis. pima.
where it was sent TO be cleaned, AMI r-sC1d IN
ire 10 Hall OF Repre- sentativCs az the q spit1l.
The Patent tElce issTcd yesterday the foI-
loving patents 70 persons residing IN this De
IiCf: X, Heunsb, saw tooth setting mlsHfnes.
James ID. Smith, gas brackets Gsrrgs \ Bas-
=. e trade mark, Laundry q fIss'
Tie Criminal Court on Wsdn@Vtav ordered
lat al appellants from the Police Court AMI
their sCTeties shall perfect aPuea' on 81 before
Monday. 18th inst, by making the usual deposit
O. = icr costs II default Of which juj gmsnt
y 90 he tai IN.
From John F. Ellis, music dealer. we have
copies Of the cheap s-audsrI 0Psr4 Hb-e.t0g
rubbish bv Lee & Walker, Of toe R1hevus an
Grl. MiEnOn, Ernani. VI 4rriase Of Figaro. Don
Giovanni. Aida, HuguenOts. Faus- and Fra
DtavOlO. ~ performed by the kellogg Tr0ups.
EteIezer b. Bal, Hiram II Eimmel. james
r. ", MARY ID Angel and James ". Allen
have NJ a certificate OF incorporation in the
tfdCe Of the Recorder OF DssCs. Of Washington
Council, No. 1. Independent order OF Cool
Workers. The OF. ecJ u benev0l-nce and chart
y, mutual assistance In sickness aud he I!th Tor
the help Of the widows and orphans OF the Or
der. snd for the burial of the dead.
The Bazaar for the benefit Of the Children's
Hospital, advertised elsewhere, comments II
Sci to the patronage OF the charitable OF the
CITY a. most worthy object. This Institution
WAs organized about four wears since for the
RsatuliCus treatment OF afflicted children, ire
suectve Of sect OF color, aud has been the
means OF allcvisting the suffering OF upwards
o. two thousand little ones who would have
Otherwise been lett without treatment. Tue
baZtar Viii commence tonight, and hold Opsn
fUT three evenings, At odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

Tom SCCTT's LATEST MovE-No Railroad
Passes Caless Accompanied by PhotQgraphs.-The
practice OF transferring passes on the Pennsyl-
yans railroad las become so prevalent that a
device has at last been resOrted to % prevent it.
Every member Of both houses of the legis allure
III Pennsylvania and New Jersey has been fur
hlsied with yearly pass. Many of these passes
are transferred 10 fri snds and acqUaintances
who travel on them as If they we're bona fFe
po1sessOTs, and thus the railroad company hes
been constantly defrauded. To obviate this a
by thought struck 3 me mber of the Penn
50 lvanta legislature at its --latest session. He sus
gested that photograph OF the person TO whom
psss was granted should be attached to the
back OF the ticket The idea at first appeared
ludicrOus, but nevertheless 1t is to be carried
out dulug the coming year. Every person de-
hiTiTg to renew pass must send fOrW ard a pho
tOgTaph, which will be copied and the c0py
posted on the ticket. Lest the arrangement
might embarrass legislation, railroad photo
eIsphec will be sent to Trenton and another to
Harrisburg to take photographs without charge.
N i Htrcld Oh.
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n Arlington ssarkets-Ttse R.iiHs
Prices To-day.

Hg4T. - Beef porter s0d-e,l aI525c. 2 -; ditto
q . -5e 90 round rs, 90 roastiRs eistSsI
n sliced &c Z u Clipped. sec PORK. l0a2Jc; DO
jSe2sc.; dried beef, 2U126c: mans (Vholej I99tOc
1C, SLICED 2yG25c. shoulders, " hce, 3c., cut, IA
IaA-hesk S0CstS8 bunch; Perch Sp e5Ss
n; pike 1000 2 IqLeh; halibut, Is : 70; white
AXE nh, ~ e To-. salmon front, Ia 70 rs cts %,
sSHch elsie S s 1q Bae shiss @ sr
az, SASE.ig Gi b Bius Sing, 81 pair; do srrig
a.. e eGmTa 60 b Isd hesa S SS, l Tee.a
wa q casE key siIdI So * sauifT ss.
YgeETAsLRs.-Potafoes, Irish, % coats p peck;
DO, sgett, ego. peck; onions, 60 cts. 2 peck;
mso,s, 76c, q Geek; cabbage, o@lOa. y head;
tuTIips, 2co. peek: cele.S, s@lOc squash, &C. 2
EaUITs..- orsJRes, 40a60e.. 2 dozen; lemons,
5e17so: 2 Dozen; sEgles, (eookins,lS gsl3 ? BesA;
pears, sie5sl g. : tscs ! o6e.nGts. 10 SSt tt
DEIED FRuITs 6G9Sc. y quart; peaches,
ltc. cherries, aJCd2Sc. y ID.
vd bEITI9 Phi'aeslPhis PRINT CO. D.; New
EGs3c. Eggs, %@4Cc. , dozen. Cheese, D92Sc
PouLTRY- Chickens, live. Oc.ssl.S y .psir;
90 dtssseS' sc "a 81 ? pslr. nrcks. dressed, I5c
I 10. 49, : y, : - '''' - S'-''
meIehaBts and wholesale dealers an flour, feed, IL
quoEs, ard groceries, corner Of lIth ard streets
sTd feed. Flour Family nouf, SIS soGS57 . Dbl;
J eich's family, So IS = hbl. Extra-southero,
/ S5.75G6 IS; super. a. s09S5; rye % 59&S5T5.
CCIrnstPt, 80 cents. Brown Stuff, SO y too
I shIysiuf I@soe. y bushel. Middlings, IS p6Oo. >
brFtsl. Prices inner.
Prices 81 me Wholesale market, as Furnished By J.
4. W. Msnkin, general commission merchant,
Sly Louisiana ave between 9th ana 10th north
! vest Potatoes. new. G9c @el b1saeis; onions,
/ Sl.gG6Sl 50 = bush dried peaches, s1l13Sl4.
i isS., sss %; ave: hens: ao1sa;
/ &c: chick ems. S2asS Sc; ducks. .s3G3 30; tue-
feys, live sea OIL a.; dressed, lSdl5 posni; wool,
wGsked. ? D, SSeal2. do. unwashed, D y, ~ "; BAT
ter, Z7GS5e common, H9lS; eggs, GS3c. csob age.
Stea$7 y hundFec; sweet potatoes, ) sod - 81 p
/ 6sfrs1. Oats, 6sc7O cts, Germ, sew, 70 ass cts.
1 Whest-Shiie, 81 2G 81 g; d; red. 81 Is
81 I0as2 Beef, hibd quarter. s7d9; fore qua-tar,
\ S4as %. Fresh pork, S795 MutFo5, ssG9t9.
4 90 tons Of hey and sold during rms past
wees: haJ, secis q 81 0g, and s0cts a76, rs
/ bGEdree. Offerings free, safes moderate.
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g E Or GETO IN.

GRAIE TRADE.-ATrived-B Medley, from
Whites Ferry, with 500 bushels whsa. FOR
Hartley x Bro; 700 bushels for Ii. NJ. Talbot;
schooner 7. p. Morgan, from Alex andris, W. ID
700 bushels for Hartley & Bro. We note sales
yesterday of 5000 bushels wheat at 81 60, 8, 900
bushels az 81 z, and 60J bushels at Il 20.
Gait LIZ MARBRT.-Messrs. Weaver, Means &,
Co. report receipts yesterday at DrOver's Rest
Of AS head beef cattle, 122 sheep and 20 cows
and calves, which were disposed Of a. follows
81 beef cattle sOld TO butchers prices ranging
from to So cents per pound, 90 sold to farmers
at 3 = per pound, fl drove to Baltimore and 2l
left over; 2C5 sheep sold to butchers at prices
ranging from 10 g. cents per pound, 27I drove
10 Baltimore and lSG left over; 20 rDws and
calves soid for S25 and so each. Market dull
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ut certainly feel justified in recommending
mat ne I'm form bond Ito be either registered
or coupon, a. the option Of the holder be au-
thoTiZed, intJ which cur present Issues NAV be
funred.
The following account will show the amount
OF money and bonds which have been received
BY the commissioners from the District OF Co
tnmbia authorities and from other sources and
the disposition which has been ms AIDE of the
same, TO the date of this report:
E1Aibft II funded iRdsbtedaess Of tAs District
# Columbia, aHd Of the late corporations Of
Washington and Ge0rget0Un,
OF the District OF Columbia.
Permanent improvement coupon
bonds issued under act OF Iegis-
lstve Assembly. approved 10th
july 1cIl-6 per cent gold inter-
est .....-.........-.. 81 600, 900 90
Permanent Improvement Coupon
bonds, issued under act of AS
smbly approved sd June, ISIS
= per cent, currency Interest,". 100000 %
Permanent improvement coupon
bonds, Issued under &C. OF As
sembly approved 25th June,
1871 per cent. currency inter-
....;...:..:....:....... $4,000 90
sued under act OF Assembly Ap-
proved 18TH October, 1s7l-7 per
cent currency interest. 10000 90
Market stock coupon bonds, issued
under act OF Asse mbly approved
I'D August, ISL per cent. cur
rIenoy Interest. 152,4oo 90
Water stock coupon bonds, issued
under act Of Assembly approved
10th July, ISL per cent. cur
,Ienoy intsrest..........:......-.. $4,000 90
Water stock coupon bonds, issued
under act of Assembly approved
21th J nne, 1877 per cent. cur
Eency interest. 50 600 90
County school coupon bends Issued
under act Of ASS mby approved
26th June, 1871 per cent. cur
rency interest. $500 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

nS-A Madrid dispatch says Mr.. Cushing and
the Spanish governme ut have made an AMIGA
Bile settlement of the VIrginins controversy.
aFThe Hon. Ezra Cornell, founder OF Cor
nell University, died st Ithaca, New York yes
teIday.
H-Rev. II. q. Potter, of New York, was yes
teidsy elected bishop OF tie diocese of Iowa on
the second ballot.
DTbere is great impotence IN Paris to
know when the VendOme column will be ready
for the people who have been waiting these
many months TO throw thems elves from the top
oft.
- In ore of the French provinces recently
travelling dealer induced a woman to sell her
hair. Her husband, when he lesrne the fact +,
followed the dealer and reyenged himself by
shaving his head.
sFThe Monroe (Ga.) Advertiser delicately
forbears giving the particulars OF q murder be-
cause the murderer Isis young man OF respec
liability, ard the affair will be properly invest
gated in the courts"
tS-There is happy couple in the first ward
OF Syrs c1ee. Ny They hsve thirteen chill
drew, he eldest OF whom Is ten years old. Six
pairs II twins are among the number, and all
the thirteen are girls.
ESThere are ten states of the Union in L.
fault On their debts. With the exception of
indiana, and OF Missouri to a partial extern,
they are GIT at the south. The total amount 10
Si64,701 tGa.
Hy-The frequent recovery from the Indians
of captive white girls illustrates the most griey-
oUs experience OF the frontier settlers. Nearly
every gin thus rescued has dreadful story to
tell of the murder OF her family, aud of eubse-
quent sufIeriBgs by herself. It lie believed that
hundreds Of females are thus held By the In
diaLs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

REINTERNEST OF Cor FED sRATR DRAD.-TO-
MORROW at II O'cIOck a N tue remains of the
con federate dead who were allied IN the attack
on Washington, near Fort Bunker Hill, on the
4th-sTeet road, in July, 1854. and buried in that
section OF the country, vii be reinforced in the
Grace church yard, near Silver Spring, with
appropriate ceremonies. Right Rev. Bishop
PiIckney will read q poem appropriate 10 the
occasion, and General Phil Cooke, who com
maUded IA that en- gsgemsnt. will deliver an
address. Omniousses Will "a ave the corner OF
Sfh street and Psnnsyiysuis avenue AZ \
o'clock q %.
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LOCAL NE VS..


National TAsdtsT--KeliOgg English Opera
Troupe in The Msrria &c o. F CARO-
FOTd's OPERA HEss.-The Pantomime of"Jack
ard jill"
TAsdlsT C0Hiqus.-A bTis ht LIST OF new - are in
attractive sPeoislties.
odd FsIlof-S' HdI--B gar fOr the bsnsG. Of
tie Chiltren's Hospital.
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PIECES.

CLERGYMAN writing TO a friend saws, "My
voyage 10 Europe is indefinitely postponed. I
have discovered the fountain or health on this
side Of the Atlantic. Three bottles of Peru
Wan Syrup have rescued me from the faugs of
The fend Dyspepsia" DysPeptics should drink
from this fountain.
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CITY JTR rs.

TAILORING DRPARTNFrT on second hoo
Goods and workmanship fr-t-class. Prise
moderate.
Orders tlled With punctuslity and dispatch.
One Price Only.
CSC. c. HgNNTys, No. 40 7.h street.
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ts-A Minneapolis paper accuses Eli Perkins
of never lecturing at the same place twice. Ii
isn't Els fault, however.
9-One of the buildings of the American
Print Works at Fall River, Mass ohusetts. was
burned yesterday. The fire is supposed 20 have
originated from spontaneous combustion In the
rag room.
SSanta Anna is still alive, and has bean
found residing in an Old-fashiOned Spanish
house on Vergara street. in the CITY OF Ne xico
by sn American press interV ever. Santa Anna
is now over IS years old.
2On retiring from business a wise old man
said to his con and successor, "NOW, my boy,
remember tnat common sense il the best thin5
Won can bring TO bear Oh every affair Of life ex5
cept love making"
81 The young man GFOnice, who murdered
reward Madden, editor of tae MERGED Trl-
bUne, of California, has ESCAPED. LaTJa nun.
t6Ts OF persoDs are securing the Country IN
EeaEch of HIM, and if caught he viii be suD-
msIily punished.
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CAS- AND

The report OF WD. II. Bailey, overseer Of
amps, state that On July 1st, 1874. the lighting
IL the streets was Transferred ~ the Washing
coz Oaslight company, in pursuance OF the act
O. congress, and the law has been fully carried
oUt by said company. He recommends that toe
tAtsLsion OF the Lighting Of streets be continued
As last 81 the revenues will permit. There have
been erected and paid for by the Superintepd-
enJ Of Public BGllCiBRs and Grounds eighty
t1Iee street lamps, which have been turned
over 10 the District, aud are now being lighted
and kept IL Tepa e; and - Congress has COM
ie.led the city OF Washington u light all the
sire e and avenues, the attention OF tnat body
ST '1'1 be Ct'led 70 this matter, and some no
VISION should be mzde by the general govern
msnt Tor lighting the public reservations.
These lBmps number some four hundred, and
are very heavy tax 70 the city. The city OF
Georgetown IL stin lighted by meter measure
n-It, as It does not come under the provisions
or ;'e law passed oy Congress regulating the
gas works. The Georgetown Gas company has
recently reduced the price of gas to the Dis
trlct, which viii be quite saving in the future.
4 tabular statement Is appended, showing the
expenditures for lamps and ges from JHly 1st TO
November lSt, ls74:-FCr Washington and
Georgetown, including gas for streets, District
ChceF, police stations, fire department, school
tOnsfs, new iamp-pCsts erected, &c, 81, 251 96;
number Of street lamps in Washington, 2 962;
beOTg6jC~D. $50. The estimate for lighting
rrbbc Cftcfs. streets, and rep8irs for the cities
az w. hipgtOn and Georgetown for the lis cal
wear sudiUV ,-ne 80, 1874, Is SIS $50.
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TEMPTING DEATH.-Every man or woman
ahilcted with codgh or cold, which he or she
takes no measures TO arrest, is temYtiag DEATH
There is not drug store in the laui where
HGie'S Honey Of E0TekOuRd and Tar may not be
procured, and there Is no ailment of the luRgs or
throat tending to consumption or bronchitis
which 1t Is not competent TO cure. Do not suffer
cold to accumulate on cold, but arrest the first
symptoms of pulmonary disease, and tone aud
inyigorate the breathing organs with this won
derful remedy.
Pixies Tooib-Ache DTops-Cure in one minute.
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PROF. MoRsE's LAST LECTU Rg-TheTe was
great delight, Monday night, among PrOfes. OF
hOT e auditors over his wonder al ilu stations
a. animal organism, and hs VIII tonight al
vance 70 grade higher, and present 20 ~ tie
- " OndeTs OF GTOEth +" - shown by tue nan ID
race In point OF rapidly he tVreis even Ssst,
Auc That seems hardly possible. Tonight 4 the
lest Opportunity iOT hearing tin. LiuCJln Hall
PLATED JEW zLET ~ Prisg's, wears Ike
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aS-fts Chzriesfown, W Va. Free Press ssys.
Af-- Col Hammond. nee Belle BOYD, OF con
fec-rate fame. with husb I'D 4nsl children + IN
tfE place, visiting Ter sister, sITs Rowland -
- Rev. Mr.. MOcOuoshle = WeIl-knosyn Kir-
ual'stIc clergyman u LrufOn Eu.iand has
,. ia susPt ndesi tor Elk weeks frOm ths exercise
OF lis clerical i Auctions.
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weather PROBABILITIES TO ,tax.

LRFlCB OF TEE CHIkF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
Washington, Dec. 10, 1880 a. ~.
For southern New England and tue middle
states statS1, cie1r CT hazy weafheT, north -, Z
or southwest winds, and no decided change Of
temperature or pressure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

LEGAL POINT DECIDsD.-In tie Criminal
Court to-day, in the case OF Patrick Breen,
charged with maintaining 4 nuisance, Nc
Cahill, for the defendant, male the point that
the iDfOrma tiGn was not in accordance v tth
law, being signed not by l.. 6. Dawson, clerk,
hut by Il. r. Leigh assist ant CLERK; that the
Lag authorizes the infOrmatiOus to be signsd by
the clerk, and does not provide FOR the deleg
ton OF authority BY the clerk; and also that the
Information did not specify the date on which
the alleged Offsnse was cOurnitfsd. The court
Sustained these points, ana directed verd &C OF
Lot R.IItY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

CoRNs, &C.-"The wise fer health on daily
walks depend and thousands patronize Dr.
Whites establishment, 535 18th street, opposite
o. s. Treasury to avoid painful CoTrs, Ban.
ions, Inverted Nails, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
District Government Affairs

a sewer rap nas been ordered a. the inter
80 ct on OF Eth and % streets, north vest
Controller Coyie will psv the market men
auC latOrers under SnPsTlG tendent Cunning
ham, and the clerks under the board Of auI.I,
tp-UOTrOW.
Ctief Engineer Cronin OF the fire depart-
II err, has gone 10 Western MARYLAND, by order
c. TIRE District COmuisS. OCer-- 10 purchase rJ1T
hsrfes TO- the den artmeHt, u take ths Place o.
UusrTyiCCabie stock.