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A Case Settled by the wag of Dogs
Tail.

A few days since Mrs. Barbara Claxton, Iiy-
ing on NJ street, near Az, southwest, COM
Jones had in his possession beautiful white
poodle dog belonging to her, valued at SO, and
asked warrant for his arrest on the charge of
larceny. This was issued and placed in the
hands Of Officer Brelsford and he took the &C
cused in custody, and finding the dog in Ques-
ton in possession of Mrs. Campbell, a colored
woman residing on Maryland avenue, between
Sd and Al streets, caused her to appear at
court this morning with the animal. Mrs.
ClaAton and several of her neighbors as wit
nesses were present, and after Mr.. Gloss, the
assistant attorney. had heard their statements
he went down TO the witness room below to
hear the other side. Here Mrs. Campbell was
foU nd seated with the dog tied by a small
string, and, In answer to MIR. Gloss, she stated
that the dog was hers; that Ii belonged to her
deceased husband chilled on a steamboat last
summer), and had been away some time. Mr..
Gloss thought that the easiest way TO determine
the ownership was by the instinct of the ami
NAL, ana therefore cut the dog loose, ordering
the colored woman to sit still and the
the stair landing. For moment the little
curly tailed white canine-a fine specimen of
the "ninety" breed-seemed at a loss and
locked bewildered, but finally followed a boy
out INTO the hallway and up the stairs where he
halted. Some one remarked at this point that
the dog would find the owner, and Mrs. Camp
bell seeing that IL was about to deter mine the
ownership adverse to her, commenced calling
same time one OF the claimants ran down the
steps exclaiming, "Oh, my Major, Poor Little
NJ jor," the dog laid himself on his back at the
sound, and wagsed his tail with pleasure, and
the lady picking him up by. the hind legs ex.
claimed "Ob, this lie my major" Mr.. Gloss
being satisfied las well the bystanders) that the
lady owned the dog (that wag of the tail had
determined the ownership agreed to enter a
C'sxton and her friends left the court with the
dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

1Mrs; Hoag, of Porter, Wis, attempted to
extiDguish the light of a kerosene lamp by
blowing down the glass chimney. Mrs. Hoag
Will now have to wear wig and pencil out
artistic eyebrows.
~A Cincinnati court has decided that any
one purchasing ticket for q theater after the
hour announced for the curtain to rise, or the
entertainments to begin, will be entitled to any
seat In the departments Of parquette, dress
circle, or gallery which he finds unoccupied on
entering.
~ An old man of IA was recently arrested bv
the Paris police as a vagabond; he had sought a
nights lodging In an empty omnibus at the
stables OF the company. On being taken to the
police station, he turned out to be a nephew OF
Danton, the notorious tribune of the Great Rev
olution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

THAT CoRNs, BUNIONs, Troublesome Nails,
Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, is probably as much or a
truelsm as that the establishment of DIR. White
NO. 535 18th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury
Whose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
der to avoid, or if ailing to be relieved or per-
manently cured Of those most troublesome an
nOyances,
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DR0PosaLs FOR "MaRRLE WORK" FOR
WAX AND NAVY nEP.kTAENTsi
BUILDING MA~HINGTOk M a
~ $780, LUN ~ y

AECHITEgr
NksHLNSToN, ID. @, Feb slsf. lSs
sealed Proposals will be received AZ tbis once
uh,il u m q the FrH Day on MARCH. ls.a, Cor fur
. .n,e and delivering toe folOwing seh-dule OF
Departments Building, Washington, q o.
loovo more 90, OF lessl White Marble Tnes, l2xl2xl
500 more or Iess) Ha,f DO do.
l'"O (mote or less) Black Marble Tiles, l2rIixi
l.2so feet Superficial more or IessD BIacs s.rb,.
S9rnsrs , ks,l9ns widths, from inches up,
bids viu be received for furnishing the White
Ihes oi beet quality white veined Italian or white
neined Ann rican marble equal thereto; tha BIack
Tiles Of test quality Belgian, Cleans Fails. or
Il or alec marble, rcd Vermont slate the sr4ers
OF btst qnslity black Belgian, or Glenn. F.lls
be one inch fell in thick ness With saWn b.Sl. 80
the edges cut full 10 the square and perfecty true
The lace and edges 90 be rubbed 60 proper snrface
blootrs VIII state the description % marble they
with their bios. "e
Payments will be made on delivery and 9, oeptapoe
on materials, d"dooting ten per oeutum until the
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond OF
pohsible persons, IN the sum OF three thou
SEND I'VE hundres dollars, 500 that the bidder
him the sufcieucy Of the zScurity 60 b. cartf :. nv
the United State. Judge Clerk Of the United sfafes
court; or the District Attorney Of the district
The Department reserves the right 20 reject ,nv
or all bios ~ ~ be deemed Tor thu Interest "a fhe
Goyernp ent % do 80, and sny bid that l. IA male
on the printed form 90 be obtained IN this ooa and
does not conform IN every respect % the require
mebs OF this sdv6Ttisemcn Mt, will be considered
neither Will any proposal be received from pAr -
trade. and who have net the necessary facilities Tor
furnishing the materials.
Proposals Nili be inciosed in 9 sealed enveIopa.
!ndorstd, Bids for Marble Work ;, AID s.larssssd
TO Abb MULLUTr,
ftb2lh Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

A CoLoRED DELEGATE.-Peter X. Jones, the
colOred republican who was not allowed to take
bis seat in the Virginia House of Delegates
some weeks ago as a representative from
Greensvllle county because, "as IL was alleged, -
he was ineligible, not being resident OF the
county, was on Wednesday admitted to his sc at
having been reelected at the new election or
deI ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27
CITY ITEMS.

TIE STOCK OF GENrs' Dress HATS at
LEWIS, $50 9TH street, between and h, IL now
complete, and embraces all the new and tasty
STYLES for the Spring of 1874 The Broai1Dag
Silk Eot at IS and Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

PLEASANT REUNION OF ID. @. voLuNERKRs.
We have association OF District of Colum bia
volunteers in this city composed OF those who
served In the Union army with District troops
during the late war. The association only have
called meetings, at which, after the transact
ton Of business, they generally have a sup Der.
or at least refreshments, and then the time IL
spent until far in the night telling anecdotes of
war times. and, in fact, living over again what
were to them happy times indeed Such was
the case with their reunion last night at the
house of Capt. b. r. McGraw No. 90 10Th
street northwest. The ID. c. volunteers were
composed largely of the best young men OF the
city, and they know how to sustain the honor
OF our flag in times Of war, and to win public
regard as good citizens in times Of peace.
0
NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLReE-The follow
ing students of the National Medical College
passed successful examinations of that institi-
Ion Iast evening: W. II. Faulkner, IT., ID. c.;
y. r. Carrow, Del; III. o. Paulding. n. Y; L.
4. Bremerman, ID. c.; W. P. LAWYER. H.; r. A.
roster, ID. G.; X. Ravenburg, Wis; f. A. Sell
Rich, Ind.
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FINE Black Goods a Snecisltv

Fine Black Coats for S25 and $50; Fine Black
Vests from Al TO 81; Fine Black Pantaloons
from 81 to SIS; Fine Black Neckties that do not
crock for % cents and 81, all of my own manu-
facturc. Reliable black goods not of nv own
make at lower prices. One price only.
GEO. Q. HRNNING. 40 It'll street.
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NOTICE TO CoNsU MKRs.-The increasing
popularity of Dooley's Yeast Ponder has induced
certain hrm who manufacture a Baking Pc a.
der TO copy verbatim, our Advertisements
simply substituting their name in place of ours
While this proves the standard excelIence AMI
worth Oh our Yeast Powder, it Is calculated to
deceive the consumers and reflects the charac.
ter OF the parties, as well as the goods which
they are endeayoring to force upon the unwary.
BE sure that you call for DoOley's Yeast Polcfer.
and take no other. Dooley & Brother Pronria,
tors, 60 New Street. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

Newport, KY, has issued proclaim alton com
handing the striking workmen at the rolling
mills to preserve order. The citizens have taken
charge Of the matter and assure the police pro-
lection. The funeral of Frederick Bass yester-
day, who was killed in the riot Wednesday, was
attended by 800 workmen belonging to the Roll
eTs' and Beaters' Union,
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AL e x A ND RIA,

GERMAN BANKING CoMPANY.-The commit
tee, consisting OF Messrs. Thomas RishielI, w.
A. Smoot, j. ii. Reid, K. +. Downham and
isaac EichDerg, appointed at q meeting of the
directors of the German Banking company.
last Friday night, to draft q constitution and
set OF bylaws, having accomplished their work,
met iast night and agreed upon their report,
which they will present to q meeting of the di,
rectors.
The MAYoRALrY.-Among those spoken of
az likely to be voted for by the city council,
when that body proceeds to elect q successor to
Mayor Berkeley are the following gentlemen
3. ID. Janney and Hugh Latham, Of the board
Of aldermen; G. r. Shinn and Joseph Hopkins,
OF the common council; Justice w. ii. May and
Capt. X. Kemper.
GREAT ExPIcrATroNs.-The surviving heirs
OF william CArlin, Of this city, who died in 1921
Wesley Carlin, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Bontz
have instituted proceedings to get possession OF
large estate In Yor kshire, England, of which
he was the lawful heir.-Gazette, last cue ming.
ga "swallow-tail basque" is among the
~Msjor Calhoun thinks cash esse initial to
God-fearing life.
0Chester, Conn.,, had funeral by moon
light recently.
s0Gen. Santa Anna has sailed from Havana
for Mexico.
IThis il the season for eating poke-root for
horse radish and being poisoned.
ga polite Fort Wayne saloonist "ser- up
drinks" for the prayer gauge ladies.
@Boston has sixteen schools under Catholic
management.
gThs population of France decreased per
cent. last year.
0A ten-year old horse thief is in Mercer
county PAL Jail.
xr"Au right, old hoss-I'n be on hand'-
the reply OF an Alabama youth when sentenced
TO be hung.
~The Rev. Mrs. Van Colt is 20 popular in
Omane that no church 10 large enough to con-
tain the congregation which she gathers.
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PLAIN FACTS.

FRANKFORT, MICH, Sept. 18th, 1873.
year ago had bad cough from the Ca
tarrh, which got in my throat. tried a good
many things, but got nothing to do me anv good
until used your Golden Medical Dlscoyervand
in three months, for which am very thankful
eeo%W AMOS FISHER
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WANTED TO be Heard From,

n any Douy has ever used the thorough and
seiehtlhc course of treatment recommended by
the proprietor of DIR. Ssge's Catsrrh Remed
ior inc cure OF Catsrrh, and has not been per-
Iectiy cured, the proprietor, DIR. X. V. Pierce
~oulu IKE TO hear from that person. and BY al
dresslng him, at the Worlds DisIPnsary, Buff
iaio, n u, such person, IL there be one. will
near OF something to his or her advantage a.
the Doctor is in earnest when he offers Sj01 re-
ward for case of Cstarrh which he cannot
cure, and Is Perfectly able to pay il il he fails
Il; 70 single case, as any one may ascertain upon
inquiry: The thorough course of treatment
referred to and recommended by DIR. Pierce
consists in the use of DIR. Sage's Cstarrh REM
edy with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche which il
ne only means by which the fluid can be car
RED high mp and applied TO all parts of the
nasal passages and the chambers connected
herewith, in which ulcers exist. and from
which the discharge proceeds In addition TO
THIS thorough application of the Remedy, which
should always be used warm, DIR. Pierce's Col
Den Medical Discovery should be taken
earnestly as constitutional treatment, without
which few cases can be cured, as the disease Il
always constitutional, and must be treated ac
cordiDgly.- This treatment has no unpleasant
features about it, and has the advantage of
never driving the disease to the lungs, as there
Is Danger OF doing by the use of strong, irritat-
Ing SuUtfS or DOisOn0us sntufiopc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

TOTAL, $4,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting 900 900
THE CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS WILL
POSITIVELY AND UNRQUIvocALLY TAKE PLAcsoN
THE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER ALL THE TICKETS
ARE SOLD OR NOT, AND THE l2 900 GIFTS ALL PAID
IN PROPORTION TO THE NUMBER OF TICKETS SOLD.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tepths, or each
coupon, %; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500. Send
for circular.
The time for the drawing is near ct hand, and per-
sens intending to purchase tickets have no time to
lose.
THO. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KY, and Manager Gin
febH -tu6f1w
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"a, as TIE TINE ExPIREs for paying sewer
axes arties are realizing the large tIseount a,
which bills are being paid by RH wsrn.
Sonsr IN aud streets. He advertises that be
Si.i ,oI few days continue to paw such taxes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

TAKE OARR OF YOUR VALuABLRs.-Call
and examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
of securities, jewels, silver ware brother valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take warning from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

TIE THEATERs.- MIR. Wybert Reeves, the
English actor, whose mastery impersOnatiJn OF
"COunt FOseO,' the central figure in Wilkie
Collins dramatic story, 4" The Woman in
White, has given great pleasure to the patrons
of Fords opera House this week, will repeat IL
this evening for his farewell benefit, and should
have a crowded house. He will also appear in
the laughable farce, "a Match for His Mother
in-Law." On Monday evening, Chsnfrau as
Exit, the Arkansas Traveller"
"Cndine' goes TO Baltimore next week. so
that those who have not seen this beautiful
spectacle should avail themselves of the chance
while il is yet time, and they will not regret it,
Nothing finer in its way has ever been seen in
this city. The National Theater should be
crowded to night and to- morrow night Next
week Dion Boucieault will appear in some OF
his beet plays.
The taking bill OF the week at the Theater
Comique will be withdrawn after tomorrow
night, and those who have not seen the star
performances Of the last four nights had better
do 80 at once. "Cartouche," the French Jack
Shepherd. viii be repeated tonight and to-
morrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

EOR TIOKErs IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
l. OF KEN1U CKY, address
THOMAS III. HAYS d CO.,
EAATERN AGENTS,
6O9 Broadway, New York.
date N. O. from Lsuisville,) 45l Psnnsyivanis
avenue. fvb10.tu fr tn94
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

iHk ROAD TO WEALTH.-There are q great
many roads TO wealth, but the most direct one
lies through the Public Library of Kentucky
and its Fourth Grand Gift Concert, of the 3ist
OF March. With 81 500 900 in cash to be dis
ulbuted to ticket holders, and u 900 prizes
ranging from $3.50 900 downward, there can be
no question about the sdvisability of having A
ticket, and having IL early, before they become
MUM. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

DO not FORGET the lecture - u,
PblllFs. on Labor, Temperance ara yvo%sn
.he organ music BY Prof. Canlheld, in the Con
STtssrora! church, this evening. S'A-
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ORDER DEPARTMENT., SECOND FLOOR.
Black and Blue Goods for gentlemens' wear A
speciality.
Garments to order In the best style.
Tailors' Trimmings TO the trade or to consum-
ers. One Price Only.
GEO. G. HKNNINe No. 4lO Tth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's boopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Int. lligencer building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

TIE RECHABITEs. Columbia District Tent
No. ?, l. .. of Rechabites, met at Sharpsburg,
Nd few days ago, and elected the following
officers Alexander Jones, p. ID. Q. r.; A. b.
Ii. Lacey, ID. G. R.; II. ). Siess, ID. ID. r.; VIM.
X: Hunt. ID. X. s.; James Gorans, ID. T.; VI. X.
Norris, ID. l.; Joshua Wilson, ID. Chap; Josiah
Staubs, ID. G.; John L. Lighter, ID. V. and c..
81 Baltimore, Md; Mt. Pisgah Tent, No 81, at
Hampdep, Md; Arabian Tent, No. 10, Jr., at
Norfolk, Vs. At night. under the auspices of
the District Tent and Jehu Tent. one of the
largest temperance meetings ever held in
Sharpsburg assembled in the Lutheran church.
and an eloquent address was delivered by John
u. Lighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

Hs BIDS for cleaning and sweeping the
$500 $500 and improved alleys In Washington and
~. n k etoSn were opened to day by the Board
OF Pubie Works in the presenee OF the bidders
- &c - n.y one In number. and were ordered
20 oe seheduled by the engineer preparatory 20
Gays. VIII "e Az ~ie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

DEATH or MR. JAMEs h. PLANT.-Yesterday
afternoon Mr. James X. Plant, an old citizen
Of the District, died at his residence, on ID
street, Of paralysis. Mr. Plant WAS born in Man
chester, Eng, was seyenty-three years of age,
and had been a resident of the District for IS
years He engaged In the cabinet making bu-
siness in the year iSZ7 and carried IL on for a
number Of wears About five years ago he had
an attack Of paralysis, from which he recovered
with a much-impsired intellect. Yesterday,
about O'Clock, he was stricken with the dis
ease and expired about 3 O'Clock. His funeral
will take place from his late residence on Sun
Cay afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

TO PREVENT Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation like DOoleys Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

CLERKS Te BE ALLOWED TO CELEBRATE Sr
PATRiCK's DAY-A committee, Consisting of
Messrs. NJ. r. Urell. Richard Dillon, j. F. Kel-
~, and Charles Langley, waited upon the Sec
retaries Of War. the Navy, Interior AMI TreAs-
ury, and the Postmaster General, Yesterday
and secured from each the promise 90 allow the
employees Of their several departments who de-
sire 20 participate in the celebration OF St Pat
day.
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DRoPOsALs FOR "PLAsTERTNG NATE
IL RIhLsr foBThE SOUTH WING OF THE
pEPhRTmENTs BUILDISG.i
WAEHIkGTOR

OFFICE or SUPERvIs nc ARCHITECT,
Warrington, ID. O., Fob 2lst, ls74f
eealed Proposals viii he received ~ thi. Office
until ~ m. Of the 7TH DAr OF MARcH, ls7s, tor
Iurhlsbne aBd delivering the following schedule Of
Plsste rer's mater ials. the New state, At and
NAVY ptpsrtment's Buil6inR, Washington. ID O..
zOV barres tmore or less) best quality Plssterers
100 barrels more leesD best quaIity Plaster ~
Paris. Of isasc's or " OrtherspOons brands
or brands equal thereto.
20 eobie srds (mOrs or less Of sharp. clean River
200 barrels more Iessl sharp, clean White sspd
40 bus hfs more or ess) longs dry and clean Cattle
Samples Of each Ofthe above item. to be submitted
with the proposals.
Payment viii be made on the delivery and accep
lance Of msteriss, deductiDg ten per ceptum mill
the APPLETON q the contract, ~
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
two res popsible persons, In the of ~ thous-
and dollars, 2DD that the bidder will ncca NJ ana
perform the contract N awarded him. the m rieDoV
q the security 10 be certified BY the United sfates
Judge, Clerk ef the United etafes Court or the is
trict Attorney OF he district wherein he reside.
The Departmt nj 70 serves the right 60 reject snv
or all bids, II 10 be deemed for the Interest Of the
Governing nt 20 do 60; and bid that IL rot made
does not confoIm m every respect 90 the require
ments Of this sdys rtsement, will not be cons der
neither will any PROPOSE be received from psrtis-
who are not Themselves engaged in the anufscfure
OF Lime, Plaster, &c, end who have q the Deoes
ssry facilities for furnishing the materials
Proposals. viii be enclnsed 10 O sealed envelone
Endorsed Bids Tor Piasterers materisls. aud "a.
dressed 20 A. b. MULLETT,
feb2llH Supervising Architect.
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Condensed Locals.

The s0ciable Of the Metropolitan NJ. f.
Church last evening was a very enjoyable one.
The Washington SentInsI, just out, discusses
the railroad question and other interesting cur
rent topics. See advertisement.
wendell Phillips might at the COngrega-
tonal church in his great lecture on Labor :,
Temperance and Women.
Governor Shepherd yesterday appointed Mr..
j. w: p. Myers notary public for the District
OF Columbia.
The alarm of fire at \ o'clock to-day, from
box A., was caused by a chimney burning at the
corner of 18th and l. streets.
The Washington Turn Nerein will unvsil a
statue OF Father Hahn, the founder of their So
eiety, on Monday evening next AZ Marini's
Hall.
The Office of G. II. Burgess x Co.'S wood yard,
corner Of Sth and % streets, was entered by
thieves last night, the desk forced open, and
few dollars in change carried off.
At a meeting Of the Board of Metropolitan
Police Board yesterday, the applications of
Patrick Lynch, August Keiser, J. j. Gentner
John Corrigan, W. l.. BeDcheTt and Franz Nee
hauz for liquor licenses were disapproved
The Washington Annual Methodist Episcopal
Conference was convened on Wednesday at
Winchester, Va, Rev. Bishop T.. X. Ames in
the chair The sacramento the Lords supper
was administered to the members-over 100
ministers Rev. G. G.. Key was elected sscreta-
~, and Kevs N. NJ. Carroll and A. b. Wilson,
assistants; after which the committees were sp-
pointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

AT THE FoUR TH QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
OF GOrsueh NJ. L. Church, the following officers
were elected: VIM. X. Hunt, +. Batlenger, Wm.
j. TENOR, Tbos. King. Chas. Ashton, George
Il. Colson, and j. +. HALEY, trustees. VIM. r.
Hunt, F. BslleDger. John X. Stahl, Joseph
HUMPHREYS, and j.. +. Tolson, stewards; VIM
X. Hunt, recording steward, and John N. Stahl,
district steward. The report of the pastor, Rev
j. puey Moore. shows the church 70 be in very
healthy condition. Glass leaders are Rev. j
Duey Moore, A. b. II. Lacey, VIM. r. Hunt.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National TReater-The superb fairy spectacle
of ssUndine; or, the Spirit OF the Waters"
Fbrdf Opera Ho.ss.-s'The Woman in White"
and "Mafch for a Mother-in-Law.
fz>ater Consqs>.-The Remmelsberg sisters
and hosts OF other attractions.
Lecture on "Labor, Temperance and wo-
men" in the Congregational church, by Wen
dell Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
The aoMETEKs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near ~ street
PoNp's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t.w,t,tf.