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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-05

-Grovenor has the best tanning mill il
the market. Very cheap for cash.
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INSURE IN THE NJ. F.M. IA.

The American Sardine Co.'s Boneless|
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines.
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We are indebted to Aug. Lindbergh, Of
Melrose; E. 81. Atwood, of Maine Prairie;
D. J. Hansoome, of Eden Lake; NV.
Darby, of Paynesville; G. Buss, of Cold
Spring; J. A. Moosbrugger, of Richmond
and other friends for early election returns.
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MIR. Joseph NJ. Green, who removed
from this place to Colorado, is now At Adel,
Iowa, having become Disguised with Colo
RADIO. In a private letter just received he
says: "shouldn't wonder if you saw US in
Minnesota by another year."
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Mr.. B. II. Spencer, the present Audit
or Of Benton county, has bean reelected.
We are panied to state that this result is a
fearful SCOOP" Of our s36sllent friend,
Benedict Of the Sentinel, who threw the en-
tire weight Of bis influence sgainst MI.
Spencer.
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Dueber, 90; Vossberg, 43.
HOLDING.
Dueber, 4S; Vossberg, %.
49, GROVE. :. :,
Dueber, "a; Vossberg, 81.
GETTY.
Dueber, 80; Vossberg, q.
ST. Wendell.
Dueber, 80; Vossberg, %; schilplin, 3.
ST. MARTIN.
Dueber, Is; Vossberg, 80.
RAYMOND.
Dueber, 16; Vossberg, ~; Schilplin, o.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

We are indebted to Prof. Haines for the
following copy of the Roll of Honor of the
Union School for the month of October:
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Small game is quite plenty. Venison
comes in slowly.
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scripts, end other historical materials, which
was read and ordered TO ne pr;nied.
The teller appointed to count thu VOTES for
the standing dioces An committee reported the
following rs elected: Revs. j. II. CHER ). r.
Gordon, Geo. Lee IL, A. L. Randolph, A. z.
Stryker. j. r. Ho1gh and Mr.. lie Win.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Brash was elected treasurer Of
TIE convention.
Rev. DIR. Rich submitted An amen iment TO
the canon in relation to the dividing the
parishes OF the diocese into convocations; read
and laid on the table temporarily.
Rev. Mr.. Brand, from the committee on ths
state or the church, made an extended report
which was adopted.
Dr. Hutton, from the committee on new
parishes and congregations, make further re-
port in favor of the organization of the conyre-
CATION of st. Mary, the Virgin, in sltimore,
and q new congregation in Emanuel parish,
Amegbany county. Adopted.
Rev. Dr. Hutton also made adverse report
from the same committee, on the apple alton of
the chapel of the Holy Communion attached to
St Johns parish, of this city.
Rev. DIR. j. V. Lewis made a verbal explaua-
ton in relation to the absence of certain papers
necessary to the admission of new churches in
the convention.
DIR. Hutton said he was not satisfied with the
reports which had reached him in relation tn
the illustrations and work in that church, aud
he could not make report until satisfactory
ordinations were made.
Rev. DR.. Nelson, from the same committee
nsue u inority report in favor OF the aimis-
Sirn OF this church, and supported it with \
lively speech, asserting that the )mm ittse hal
not one word except newspaper reports against
the acts of the members or rector of tue organ
iZatiOn.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,

COUNCIL.-The uncil assembled a,
O'Clock last evening, but adjourned with DuG
trlnsacting anv business.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATEy.-Mr yenable
Speaker pro tenn, in the chair.
Mr.. Brooks introduced bill nrOviding Tor
the appointment of a treasurer of the county
school fund; referred.
Mr. VEL presented the petition of Charles
Mr.. Boswell introduced bill t. suspend tn,
operation of the act for the ain age of lots &C.
until May LIST 1875. This IL the act under which
the Board of Health are acting. filling lots, x =.
referred.
Mr.. Hunt introduced bill for the relief of
Chas. II. Parker; referred
Mr.. Dyer, from the committee on District
ing certain Offices, with a substitute aboIishing
the offices of treasurer, auditor, deputy contro'-
Ter, deputy register, deputy auditor, and one
deputy collector, and making it the duty of thu
coliector To perform the duties OF the treasurer
and the register to perform those of the audi
tor; read q second time and referred.
Mr.. Berry submitted resolution directing the
committee on District affairs to inquire whether
any detalcation has taken place in the off Ice OF
the Collector of Taxes; whether the defaulting
officer was bonded officer, and what me asures
nave been taken to enforce the payment OF
bonds. Mr.. Berry said that this subject inter
ested the people of his district, AID resoluti
which he had offered twenty-five days since, re-
questing the infOr matOn of the Governor had
net been answered. He had, howe yer, learned
that the subject was in the hands of the attor-
ney OF the District. Theresoution was adopted.
A communication was received from tha
Board of Public Works, in answer to a resoIu-
tOn, stating that the report of the commission
10 award dam ages Occasioned by improvements
Ia now before the Congressional committee and
therefore cannot now be transmitted.
The HOuse read for the nd time House
bill to provide code of local laws for tns Dis
trlct OF Columbia. and adjourned.
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GEORGETO wv.

FIsH MARKET.-The receipts or tisa to asv
per thonsand.
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal boat Irene Knott
arrived to- dag with $50 bushels wheat far j. a.
SJ M. " aters and limestone for Mrs Cooley
he OLD F'sH MARKET, which fell into the
canal afew days ago, has been removed
IAPRovENRNT.-we notice the reconstruct
non OF the dyeirg establishment Of ". H.
Wheatley, on jefferson street. is nearly COM
pletsd. Wien finished IL will adj m lch TO the
appearance of that street, aud being 80 com
pi.tely arranged fer his business, will doubtless
attract large trade in hts line.
ST: JosRPH's FEMALE BKSsvoLEST SCHOOL
rs doing much good here in educating poor chill
uren, ana the concert fo- It's benefit AZ old Trim
ny church on Tuesday evening neyt should De
literally patrobizad.
CATTLE MARRET-IBy Means & CoI-There
were rs cattle offered to-day at the D-overs'
Rest. The market was dali. and only 300 he sd
were sold AZ SC. to 7c per pound. There were
slso 1,sO0 sheep add lambs offered, of which
l.AO were sold at &c. II exc. per pound tor
sheep and ". 25 70 81 IS for lambs per head. A
few extra brought s. per head. 40 were shipped
10 New York. Is cows and calves sold at sos 10
SIS PER head.
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tn Z COuR "a.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud9e Macarthur.
To-day schwab agt. Windsor; verdict for
plaintiff. A number OF judgments by default
were taken.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jude DIN,
To-day, Joseph CLANCY and Henry Stew art
charged with the larceny Of two chests of tea,
valued at $50, from Cornwel. & Sons on the
4th OF February last, were placed on trial d.
tectiye McDevitt testified to the arrest OF the
parties, their acknowledgment to taking one
chest, and the recovery Of both chests. The
jury found verdict Of guilty. A. A. wheelock,
charged with violating laws of the Board OF
Health; nole pros. Patrick Turner, Reuben
Nelson, alias johnson, and j. H. Evans, bur
glary, in entering and robbing the residence of
g: j. Brewer Of casters, silver spoons, &C.; on
trial.
POLICE CoURr-Judge SneU.
To-day, Charles Netten, larceny-two cases
and third ofense; months in Jail in frst G asa
and 80 days in second. John Williams assaulr
and battery on John Craig; months in jatI,
Margaret Johnson, larceny; 80 and costs
Julia johnson, threats; bonds to keep the peace
John Phillips, burglary; held for action of
grand jury. Margaret Schultz, threats against
Eliza Bennett; both parties held in bonds to
keep the peace towards each other. Julia job n
con, profanity; go. John Dore, profanity; s.
Robert Scott. grofanityi %. Ranse,i Houson.
profanity; %. B. So McMuller, vagrancy; bonds.
Charles Sedgwick, false pretensss; discharged.
~Rochefort left Omaha for Chicago yester-
day.
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CITY ITEMS.

MACKINAw, Mia an, Canton, Fsysl, Panama
German, LeghorR. aud other kinds OF new aud
Lobby STYLES of Straw Hats for Gents Bow
snd On ldren, at LEWIS, 920 18th street, bet ween
ana IA 1873
WILtETT & RUoFF's. sos Pennsvlv mia ave-
nue, have Msckinaw Hats in all shapes an 1
pTIcCs,
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~ IOHOLS'
~ ELEGANT ZOE CREAH AND oYsTER
PARLOkS,
eu&&N ~ Hteh street. desrsetowu, D. o.

SEASONABLE ARTICLES
At SEASONABLE PRICES.
Lsdits' Gauze Vests, high neck, short sleeves. =,
DUO low NECK and short sleeves, 81
Ladies very fine full regular b Ose, D eir 81
. extra long BaibrI0gan,2 pair 81
hemmed linen Hdkfs, for 25c
ss se moS1eiD a0i Hd,S a sf for 81
eccGh Bingham Sun Umbrellas, al
Child 81 hoe Sun Umbrellas, Soc
O." fancy Parasols, 75o.
satchels with ontside pocket, al
Nice Travelling Baskets, 81
Gents Summer UndersiiTts, SOC: and 81.
Geht tull regular Half Hose, 26c.
Gents Lisle Thresd Half Hose, pair 81
Gents supe rnne British Hose, pair 81.
Plain SILK Scarfs, % and Soc
gents best suspend. rs. 20 and SOC.
Ladies' two button Kids, all colors, 81.
Lanies Lisle Thread two button Gloves, xe.
Cnflds Lace BON cts and Gaps, 81.
Chids SILK Psrasols, pink, blue and green, 81.
L1les. Uhdergsrmehts, yerg nicely made, good
Towel Hacks, Is, soc. and ST.
New sty lie large Fans, SOC. and 81.
Best Quality 1bermometers warranted, SIC.
Fine oval Picture Fran es, Soc.
ON al solid Walnus ditto, 81
Walnut square Frames. 90 and 7tc.
Finely carved w slnut Frames. 81.
Bss. Balls, %, &c and 81; Ash Bats, rs.
Rnbher Balls, and zoe;
ch-arer IN e. ~ity.
Lai ge set-4 malless balls, stakes, 10 bridges
Fall Sets baIIs.s msIiets, Stakes, 10 bridges.
b. Ok and tox, at S., al. and So all mad OF Sc l.
ed wood-at
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FRANK BAKNUM

II - ~ ~ - II AAN q bA Nm 2 4.
JUAN BONLE r. Co.
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROEERS
No. COS 18th street opposite n. s. Treasury.
FOB sALk-A handsome HOUSE on 1 stree;
and b. HOUSE No. 1910 Mas achusetts s,enae
HOUSE. No. 226 q street. east, for sale OF rent,
lsrd's Bow; price. S3,5cO. Several smsH HOUSES
from $50 to s. Geo. small CASA payments. We
nave seN eraI very nne IARMS, improved and I'M
improved, on different railroads running from the
city, for sale at low figures or eGcnange for cify
property. b0O,o00 feet of GROUND in various nor.
tiops Of the city for sale figures, on cay terms
or will exchange for productive improved property
Afurpished House FOR rent at Us per monihaas-tr
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NOTICE! NOTICED NOTICEm

DRY GOODS are still selling AZ Low rst.s 9,
BsAI Eh ,, 1870 Pennsylysnia avenss Mahvirs
hho - esc ss cheaper than ever. Dress GOods Iu--
SaLSoes ctesp. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Ihoie Linen AT bargains. Hosiery, LaJies' apd
Gents HaDdkerchiefs, and q general as-oTtmspt ~
Notions at low figures spa4-tr
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LOCAL NE " 8 .


' The Rreaf cor cert given lat Tuesday AZ the
ScuRT-gatiOnsl Church, will probably De re-
The annual cole ction for the Pope, will. by
Greer of Archbishop Btyley, be made in the
Csth0hc churches of this city on sunday, the
7th of June.
The body OF an infant very much decom-
passed, A. found BY the police this morning on
the river shore south Of the Monument lot and
the coroner ny notified, ordered it, burial
IL Is reported here 70 dsv that HAYES alias
futltr, Vho IL said TO be the party concerned
WIN benton IA The saio burglary in this city,
WAS arrest, d i'm Boston on TUESDAY
For St Charles College, near Balti more the
1cIowlnS contributions were recently made to
AID IN educating young men for the priesthood:
ST Alol SINS, sl66; ST. PatIisk's, $50; st. Mat
At especial meeting of the Illinois republican
ASSOCIATION, at Wiilard's hall. last night, a com
mIttee was appointed TO make arrangements
Tor the reception OF the illinois press Atom
which u expected to arrive on Saturday.
The dead body of an unknown ma was Dis
covered atiOAt in the north chanDel OF the river
near the Long bridge yesterday afternoon, aud
was secured near that point By SONS bOa'msn
IL had 50 far decomposed as t. render Idenuih
cation impossible
The cornerstone OF the new st. Martins
(Ca'kOiic) church, 18Th street, will bs lati with
imposing ceremonies on Sunday. the f4th o.
June. The Arch bishop o. Baltimore wall Off
ciate and Father Bowie will preach All the
Catholic societies OF the District are exact.
70 turn out on the occasion.
\ large Sibley tent has been erected on a
vacant Iot ON r street. between On AMI 1th
tfee's, by religious organization called the
Advent Christian association, and II j. tO y.
dedicated for worship 70 night. Elder G.. a .
Brown officiating. II is also 10 - used by the
e mperance crusaders for their ms .ttugS
MessTs- VIM r Mclean, of the Fv.yTSG
STAR: John VI. Richards, N1f7qrl Rsuugffcqq.
and Allan Coffin, Government Printing On -
OF Columbia Typographical Union. M. IOi
and VIM. ID. Redtield 81 Pres,man's Union. No
4, delegates 20 the National TypoyraDhicaI
mon, left this city this morning, ar 1'cI1ck
for st. Louis, 10 attend the annual session of
that body, which meets on MONDAY next They
were accompanied by delegates from Phila lei
phia and Lancaster, who arrived at 5:35 this
morning.
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DRY GOODS.
THE why LATE T!
RRODHEAp A CO.

sRoDHgAD 4 Co,
i2cs street. be,ueen lsh snd lS.h streets,
NOW OFFER
Gems. - ~
Tefri scE, Garner. AID Sprsgue PRINTS =. 10
c'Its Thtss PTiE's e the VERY be.t f.Srirs
hia o. snii'ul ~ culurs and designs
ceeFs. - D'"-' 80
Al wool DEBsGE. cents.
very cheap. ~
bare bargains in BLACK GRENADINES AM
Elegant PtRIs KIDS ~ IS rents snd ur
PARAsoIs and sim rNRRETI.g ,-,,, an
eeEts to $40.
And q host Of other Coos
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICrs.
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NJCNCTloS SUIT AGAIssr TIE DISTRICT
DOEERSsssr.-hes' eIdav, Foster Hsu-hAv
by bis attorney. h. A. Iockwo,l .n,.r-s .
suit against the Disi rict of Columbia Sor an a..
junction To enl"'n the sale OF his property IN Az,
lot square 1o6l, for i'm prOv aiesit- IN tts nnr
The OLD corporation In 1SG9, taxes on w,ico he
alleges he has pad.
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THBEE CHEERS FOR THE NEW DRY
GoonS STORE.
TO7 MARKET SPACE.
Q a II T m re
~ pieces besrtiful French Grenadines, osiy Il,
u p eoes Black Greuaiina a. o. Al e & 81 :,
= cents, 81.
loTieees Black Silk, only o., worth 81: very
cheap. - ''
~ pieces Black Alpaca, only a. cents, worth s.
~ pi"ces sllk Ponsee, onlS O. cents, worth y.
- Pl' ces ictCria Lawn, Ouiy - seuts, worth q
~ pieces FreLch CsTlhric, e;b lss oests,w so a.
~ lec's very best Calico ~ l. cent, wort IA.
- Iieces good Cotton, OILY - cents, worth l.
10y IS'ce spr-scs, only 81, worth -18
cflcIolo tiock or a lSff1 Hrt for men a1d l1vs
% pieces { Mat'ir &, oylv : cents, Warth a.
~ pseces "a Oil Clotb, only 90 ce-is
tANrERS
Hsgl-u 701 Market SrAra.
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We call the attention or oar resdsrs 70 IN.
se.oIsc% :, D,snonfs displayed in Pdgs,s win
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WEEKS DoINGs in wal street explains stock
operations on small capital without risk. Copy
sent free. Tumbridge & Co., Wall street,
New York. ~ 81
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RY THOMAS DOWNING, Auctio1eeT.

BILLIARD TABLES, HOUSEHOLD FUREI-
TURE, &C &c, At AUCTION
On MONDAY MURSiSG, ! lne 4
at 10 o'clock. viii sell AT zoe semi
II ~ nary Bnilding, corner of Gay sn3
W8shinstop streets. GeorgetoEa. 4
large assortment Of Hous=h Id Furni.ure, s,5S as.
Car pets, &c.
ALTO,
-Four Billiard Tables
my@ THOMAS DOwLIT0, Aucsioaeer.
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SILVER BRRG'S
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
sla SEVENTH sTBKET,

nAtIo MAR PfNNsyLvASIA AvHrrE.
II 0ACHIs, ANTS, BED-BUGs andoln.r iusec.s
IL csD be deetro, ID by th- use Of .'Whi,eside,s
and 81 p-r bJltie NV nitesi l-'s pURg W Nrm q N.
fsctioIs." an Cd ctnai snd Peasant ysrmifuse.
Sold bs CT as. ST0TT b co. msyls-lm
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loI 4PENNsYLTlAifNHfk RoUrElS1i 1
,y,u,r,, TO TIE
nggEIHWEsT, SOUTH, AND sOUTB WEST.
Trains leave Is follows:
Washington. s:3s q rn BaItimore e:zt. n
LILO n. :. LIAR m
%. $40 PM - T.2sn m
s:Ss pm. --II:tS Q. N
fHk SEEAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
Ute elegant Scenery, Palace ststs-roIm ny and
N.snt Sstsl n th IsonoerB tmprOyemeuts
New YORK. @'1 N'H''oi
The ll:4O q. N. daily, except Sunday, s,u.r.,y...
WI az hOtthwes 90 .. u, daily, Cincinnati
MAXI CONNECTIONs
thr4pgh from WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO
O5 ISbSe sno FL. LOUIS without change.
llekett " this route be procured the ONCE
corner OF 18Th street ard PennsylvaLia sFeuua AMI
corner OF oh street and PeunsylysEis auder
National Hotel where reliable iuformatiop viii b
given n all times.
Passengers procuring tickets st these Offices can
secure Interpretation In Palace Carr for Chicago,
81. Louis and Buffalo.
~ Baltimore, Nj.
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W. G.. A.-The public should not overlook the
excellent entertai nment now In Irocre. : A. Ma
sonic Hall. under the auspices OF tue wOnsn's
Ohristian Association. The object taSy have
10 view Is most commenhsbIe in every respect
ALo Al who attend are sure 10 get their moneys
nothi OF more. Their lluch, spreSi from II
20 y. m. Is especially tempting aud worthy OF
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THOSE IN WANT of Wall Papers and Window
Shades OF the latest styles should call on Kid
well Il Henderson, 406 9th street, opposite the
T. NJ Z. A. building. All work in their line
10 give Satisfaction. 2,6
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DOUBLE STITCH I'D Pantsloon fiji Drawers, at
H0llander Bros 256
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Law DEPARTMENT, GsORGzTOwN CNrvKR-
sITY.-Ihe commencement of the Law dep4rt-
meht OF Georgetown University will be held at
Ford Opera House OnJun 4th, and the degree
Thomas III. Bradley, M; Thornton Ca-us
ND; r VI. Cox, Md; Benz. Davenport. Conn:
q a. Elliott, ID. q; George p. Goff, ID. G.; G.
ID. C.; ). +. HubbslI, New Mexico; j. p
LotbrOp, Mass; NJ. MarsteIla, Cal; Thomas l.
murphy; OHIO; F. L. I;ainey, ID. c.; 5. S Stout,
NY U. y. sullivan, ID. C.; George WsnscOtt
Ky; and q. W. q. Wait, La The Hon, r n
II LatrOee, of Nd, will deliver the address
and Gen W. L. Sherman will introduce him 20
the audience. W
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Easy Feet
Beng indispensable to health aud comfort
thousands OF persons come from far and near to
visit DR.. White, the practical Chiropodist, whose
establishment is located at
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite United States Treasury Department.
DIR. White removes Corns without pain, so
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He sue
cesstully treats Bunions, Club, and Ingro wing
Nais, vascular EKcrescences, and other de-
rangements fthe feet.
Office hours from a. IN. to p. m.
Fee, 81 per Wis t.
Press of business at the office precludes visit
Ing patients at residences except after y. IN.
Established in Washington 1861.
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers. tOothache, -sore throet, sprains,
scalcs, soreness, old sores, headache, colo,
lGmeness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
kosrseness, diarrhPa. and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that IL Is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings and
known (. be q cure for these diseases m I'll, & If
WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
BsuDs hoopskrt and corset factory, 7th street
lntelisencer building. 1928
THERMOMETERS aud Barometers are repaired
snd made to order by Hempler near Az street.
A
The COMMUNITY 1t large appreci ite the nae
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. lis
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DooLEY's Yeast Powder is the cheapest but
not lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls, &c, prepared in a few minutes.
For COOL and pleasant dining rooms and
good table board go to the Globe House, F and
lZtn streets. PA
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MILITARY NOTES.-The commissioned Of
teeTs Of the lst Virginia regiment, IN Rich
nond, are making extensive arrangements for
the reception OF company b. LIST battalion
w Washington I'D. e. National Guard which will
leave here on Friday night for the capital of
Virginia. During the day there will be a parade
ABOUT Richmond, and in the afternoon the Wis
ltOTs Will be entertained a: the armory of she
~ esiment. They will remain over Oh Sun
day, returning home Sunday night
Company a, Washington Light Infantry are
assembling at their srmOry this afternoon to
escort The re mains OF their late friend aud hon
oTary member. Captain whitney, 10 their tina!
resting place in Oak Hill cemetery.
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WAITS $1,000 OF TIE AVENUE STRERr-CAR
COAfANH.-Oscsr j. Converse yestsrdxv an
tered suit against the Washington and a. -
toNh hAllr0Ah company, claiming $40 on f,r
damages DE alleges that on the lsth of M
pany, ard after having paid his fare he ~
without lawful cause taken by the agent OF tn
railroad company and thrown TO tue GRO ma
and 30 seriously injured as to require the az
tendance OF q physician. "
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, best quality, s2.5e each,
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The THE,TERs-The affecting drama Of
- Ecle oIn's Cabin" will be again perform O..
81 TIE NATIONAL Thester this evening by tn
Charles Howard combination, with The ba,t
I HCie Tom auf Little Eva In tue country. Next
Setk We are 10 have the sprightly Kate Man
heH IN her new play, . With the md"
The complimentary benefit of H-nry Clay
f'ri, a. FOrd's Opera House on next Tuas.l Az
night, Will be the most interesting event OF Oh .
CIamauc season "RIche.iea," j. the play.
hy the talented John Mccullough and a strong
company.
The light and varied performances at the
iheAter COmique this weak, Whining up every
II ht with an exciting drama, i Just the sort Of
entertainment for the warm weather; not heavy
or weSIisOme.