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Blank C.. Indicates no report; cipher (0) STA
tiOnary; minus 81 tendency 20 fan; plus ten
dency 70 rise.
We report Is feet inches on the shoals,
and the river rising.
The Eddyville and JnO. s. BransfOrd
will leave tomorrow, tie former for Cairo
and the latter for the upper Cumberland.
The arrival now, in this degenerate day,
of a steamboat at our wharf does not at
tract the general attention Of our citizens
as il once did in the olden and golden time.
The captain man upon the roof was then
an important parsonage, the observed Of all
observers. 1t is told of N. ID. L. F. II.
Brooks, who commanded the old Nashville
and New Orleans steamer Gov. Jones, that
when coming into this port he used 10
make his passengers stand back, AFT Of the
pilOt-house, sO-"tha' the people on shore
could see the Captain"
Capt. W. T. Yeatman was in the city
yesterday. The old gentleman did not
look Quite as young as he did when he
flOurisEed in our marine circles as the hand
some clerk Of the Dover in 1888.
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/ suspected Murderer Brought In

Joseph Petty, supposed to have been i'm
plicated IN the murder of old Dick McKin-
ley, was brought to this city YESTERDAY and
committed to Jail by Constable Stephen
Petty, of Jackson county. The prisoner
was captured Tuesday, and is the last or
the supposed murderers Of the old nero.
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shot In1he rorehead.

At q colored ball on Front street, last
night, Ike Woods shot Sue Vaughan in the
forehead with pistol, inficting a serious
wound. 1t is supposed the shooting was
done accidentally. Woods was arrested
and committed to jail.
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Christmas Presents.-BeIutiful PaTlOr
Suits, elegant Chamber suits, Easy Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Camp
Chairs, Turkish Chairs. Call and examine
our stock. Weakiey & Warren.
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Nashville Estimates Of the Cotton

For the past two weeks our cotton mer-
chants have done little else but read and
talk about the crop of 1S74-5, and now we
have the sum of it all. The average esti-
mates Of fourteen sellers is :, 615,02l bales,
and of thirteen buyers, 3,7T4,997 bales.
The average estimate of both buyers and
sellers is 3, 723, 1853 bales.
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Death of q Venerable West Tennes

a dispatch was received at this Office
yestesday from Paris, Henry county, an
nouncing the death of Gen. John H. Dun
lap, in the seventy-fourth year Of his age.
He was the father of Gen. James I. Dunlap,
of this CITY.
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Don't be humbugged! Go to G. Rice &
Co.'S and buy sound goods at lower prices
than You viii have to pay for damaged.
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At G. Rice & Co.'S you can buy goods
cheaper than at any other house. They
have large stock and appreciate green
backs. deco eOdIw
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railway Earnings.

The gross earnings of all the roads ope-
rated by the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company for the month Of November
last are estimated at S465, 0O0, against $40
900 for the corresponding month Of last
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Games, Puzzles, Toy Books, Gift Books,
etc., cheapest in the city. Duckworth &
Co, corner Church and Cherry and Cedar
and Cherry streets. dec22 At
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Edgefleld Presbyterian Church.-There
will be serFice at this Church on Christmas
morning al IL o'clock The Church will
be open from to u O'Clock, aud the con
gregatiOn and Sabbath school are requested
20 make such gifts in clothing, provisions
or money as can be used by the Ladies'
Benevolent Society for the benefit of the
poor. dec24 p
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An Elegant Christmas Present.-We
have reduced the prices of our beautiful
Berlin and Paris Saeques and Cloth CloaIs.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
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A Family Quarrel.

If reports be true, Nell Zachary had a
little quarrel with his wife last night, and
slapped her over. He was arrested by Off
GERS Hope and Skally, and will interview
Judge Duling this morning.
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Only One DOllar.-GO to w. G. Price,
Al S. College street, Nashville, Tenn, and
get a ticket in Golladay's Seth Monthly
Drawing, which takes place in Bowling
Green, KY, Dec. 2S, 1874. dec2S 2t
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COntentment and happiness reign in all
households where Duoley's Yeast Powder
is used. Try it. Your grocer has it.
dec22 dIw&wIt
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Railroad Taxes.-The books Of the
Railroad Tax Collector are now ready, and
Squire Newly caa De found at the Court
house, disposed 10 receive such taxes and
receipt for the same. dec24 st
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One fine Otter and Seal Set Of Furs,
valued al SO, can be had for $50; also fine
Mink Set, the finest in the market, at L.
Powers, 2l Public Square, formerly the
store Of Lande & Bro. dec24 2t
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G.. Rice & Co. have handsome Mono
gram Handkerchiefs in fanny boxes, for la
dies aud gents-a nice aud useful article
for holiday presents. Go and supply your
selves tr-r dec24 81
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EVANSVILLE, Dec. pam attempt was
made last night to rob Jas. A. Robinson, a
hog buyer, near Fort Branch. He was
shot twice, one ball lodging in package of
money in his breast coat pocket, and an
other passing through the skirt Of his over
coat. The police are on the track Of the
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v. ". BERRY, Pres't. WM. A. VERB. sse'
JSO. PORTERRKLD, VIcs-Prsaddsus.t
100000 TO POLICY-HOLDRRS
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIANS.
DIR. 8. SOUTHWICK.

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, one OF the
" most successful specialists Of HeWTO city,
has located permanently m Nashville. GuaraE-
tees all cases OF private diseases Of both sexes.
Also, Hqucr, tobacco, opium, and al such bane-
fiil habits, cured permanently. Medicines sent
by Express. Call, or address with stamp, Pri-
vate ONCE, ia North Cherry street, nesr posi-
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MARRIEn

M-SINCLAIR.-Dee. q, 1874, at the
residence Of the brides father, North Market
street, BY the Rev. 7. A Hoyt, Mr.. w. A RAS-
som TO Miss NARY SINCLAIR
TURNER-CRUTCHER Dec. q, 1874, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr. W. A
Crutcher, Bon Aqua station, Tenn, BY the
Rev. Dr.. Thompson, Mr.. J. MILLER TURNER,
Of Nashville, 10 Miss ELLA +. CRUTcHER.
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Books for old and young cheap at d. n.
Neylan's, 81 and IS Public Square.
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100 fine Striped Shawls at S1.75, worth
S., at Richheimer's, 40 College street.
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GOlladay'S Grand Holiday Drawing
next Monday, Dec. %, 1874. $500 prizes
from 81 to $4,000. Tickets only 81; six
for s.. For sale by W. G. Price, Al S.
College street, Nashville, Tenn. Orders
should be addressed to J. r. GOlladay,
Bowling Green, by. dec24 2t
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200 Children's White Fur Caps just re-
ceiyed at Richheimer's, 46 College street.
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Fur Trimming, in all colors, received
to-day. G. Rice & Co. deco eod1w
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No firei No damaged goods Sound
goods at low prices at G.. Rice s Co.'S.
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Maximum temperature At deg, minimum
temperature 81 deg mean temperature 39-5
dep
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AT Agram, in Croatia, the newspaper
Obzor has adopted the practice Of adding
to each announcement Of a death the Maine
of the medical practitioner who attended
the deceased,
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CITY NOTICES.

What? Those magnificent
picturesl Where? Why, at z. Poole's Cal
lery, of course. Where else would you ex-
pect to see the like. dec25 1t
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Chinelle Fringe, the latest novelty, re-
ceived to-day. @. Rice s. Co.
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Get twenty yards of silk for twenty dol
lars at G. Rice & Co.'S for holiday present.
dec243t
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Useful present for holidays: a nice
Ladies Cloak. G. Rice & Co.
HacOd D
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ROsenheim & Bro. invite their friends
and patrons 70 call and have a fine Christ
mas smoke. dec25 1t
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You will save money by having your
Signs painted at 80 Bank Alley. R. L.
Bell, Painter. dec22 2ws
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Masquerade Suits, Wigs, Whiskers and
Masks for rent at JOS E. Loisean & Cos.
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Help for the Robertson Association
Proposed Reduction of Salaries
wharfmAster Abolished-FIre Alarm
Telegraph.
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BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Defeat Of the Bill 90 Abolish the Board
Of Health-Liek Branch Culyert-
WOrk.HOuse Repairs.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a.
PrObdbjlitieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, generally clear weather, west
erly winds backing TO southerly, a slight
change in temperature, and falling barOm-
eter during the day.
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Hare Just received an ELEGANT LINE
of MEMS CASHMERE SUITS for
the HOLIDAYS, in all Shades Of
ColOrs, ranging IN price from $3.50 4
SUIT to $500 per SHit. Haze also IN
STOCK an IMMENSE RHHsber OF
BEAVER OVER COATS, GLENGA.
Rvs, KING WILLIAMS, and Tai
mas, tVhich s0iH be sold to the TRADI
at PRICES to suit the times. Orders
solicited B. II. COOKE & co.
n0vl5 dtflljanl ,75dv1t
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local RepOrS for the City, Thursday,
Dee 24. 1874.
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3. A, q O6ssrpGtiOs, a. 1921 P. k-By ks
Festsrn Unicn Lias.
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CITY NOTICES.

Everybody 60 to Sethh's, Jos Church
street, and get bargains. Fine goods, large
assortment, low prices. dec23 St
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tiOnaryi minus 81 tendency 20 fan; plus ten
danev IN
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TENNEssF,E q PACTFIC RAILROAD

On ana after May ., trains viii run Rs fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry ST
No. 1, daily, except Sun
days....ss.....ss......l o-oO p Nj YOU IL II
GEO. Nancy, Pres't & Sup't.
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REPORTS.

The Common Council met last night in
regular session, President Pitcher in the
chair
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nanl,t.rx Nens

Mr.. Jared Hennessy started for Colorado
yesterday for his wite's health. IL IL % be
regretted that she could not accompany him.
- There is a time for all things. The time
Tor boy 70 run away from school and 90 fsh-
ing, IL when his folks have company to tea.
"A number OF friends surprised" an elderly
maiden lady Friday evening. Among the gnu
was tie figure of stuffed man which som s6Ody
with delicacy OF feeling amounting almost %
instinct, had provided for the occasion. The
elderly maiden lady wept, but the occasion was
a very enjoyable one.
"A DanbuTy grl who was accompanied home
quite late Sunday evening, was taken 60 task by
her parent. for the length Of the session AZ the
gate, and went ~ TO her room In Whist is pOpa-
larry deDominAted q "huf." The next morn
ing her mother going 20 call her was hOrrfisd
10 tnd her in bed with her bonnet on. She was
20 mad on retiring that she forgot 70 take Il on
We believe this IL the only Instance OF the kind
on record.
- The country will very soon be iooded with
very handsome steel engravngs representing a
rugged ano healthy looking gentleman sitting
up In bed unsupported, and delivering an ora
ton 10 a number Of serene looking gentlemen
two or three middle aged ladies, a pid bOy, q
Lorrdly prim girl, and a negro woman with a
turbaned head. Underneath this picture wilt
be the simple wOrds: " The Death Of Sum
mer." IL lie the misfortune of American art
that Its devOtees never sac death bcd scene
DQHLuTy Asfrg.
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DIED

FLETCHER. On the SIN instant, WILLIAM
A. fLE1ChLR, aged 80 years, months aad 40
days -
He viii be taken from his residence on IN street
between AID U, sOuJheast, 10 Christ Caurch, on
e. street, bets ecu 9th and 7tn, Navy Yard, eaD1.v
H2p M. tSt Louis, Mo papers please copy .
FORD. o. the nth instant, a. los o'clock a m.
after lingering illness, JANIS n. fORD, aged a.
years.
kelstiSes and friends Of the FAMILY are respectful
~ invited 20 astend the funeral from his late resi-.
6ebce, No. al llth street southwest, on Tuesday
next, at o'clock .. m.
LAIDE III 5RS ron, deus liter OF Irene PennT.
IN the llth year Il her age.
The funeral serv will take place al n M SIM
day next, at the 18th Baptist church. Frends
Of he family are invited 20 attend.
sHUGHRUE After short but painful iilness
OF cong elton OF the brain, on the 9Th lust. MARY
ANN sHUGdkUE, aged years, m 1ntbs, aad Is
days.
The funeral viii take Place on Sunday ats O'Clock
from her pareLts' residence, al & llth a. s.w. II.
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.

DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
TO 'ffHHfIHlzzSS $as pssk,
AND ALL POINTS In THE new ENGLAND
.AKosGH gkTf Kk1ElHhSs wAsHrNGrou
III. .1 E,hThSST , CAKE; AZ o. t4Es,
PPTLLMzN PxkLoR C4Rs ON DAY TRAIN
-. .ra s,. aNIs 1T Tk1fk5N. 'A"' Wv
Three sba T aIseE IsNHsRdnsy 19sOesr u IsI
will be run over Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
rom and arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
i railroad. northeast corner of eth and B
FAST LINE, leave W ashington sos q. m. daily.
Leave Baltimore at s:I5 a. m. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia a, 1889 p. m. daily,
Arrive At Now York at 4:2s p. m daily, e1cep,
RIOHMOED EMPRESS, leave Washington at
l;l3 y. M. daily, except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore at 2:3s D. M. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia at sos m. daily, e1.
Arrive at New York a, 1910 ,. IN. daily, EXCEPT
$50 p. m. Philadelphia Express, daily except
hIGhr ExPEEss, leave W ashinstOn at SOS p
~ Leave cave baltimore at 1o:4s p. m daily.
Leave Wesi PhLadeiphia at 1850 =. m. daily.
TRAINS. RETURNING.
Fast Ltss, leave New York at 9 O. N
Arrive ct Washington at S:1S Pm.
htchmcnd Express, leave New York a. o. M
Arrive at W sshington at l:Oc D. m.
Ntght EzYress, leave New York at p N.
Arrive ct " sshington at 6:13 q. m.
2:35 p. N. PHILADELPHIA Express.
Connections are made in New York with steamers
N Sound; New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and HudsOn River rail-
road, krie Railway, and steamers on Hudson Riyer.
Fare as low as by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
Fste residences orders left at the following Offices
nh hats and frGO IN -
Northeast 18th street and Psnna. ave-. north.
East corner 9Th street and Penna. ave.; Passenger
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner 6th
sHd streets ED. 1. YOUNG,
ly24-d General Passenger Agent,
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TBUeTIEg SALE OF Lot SITUATED ON
ALLY BETWBBN % AID ID AID AID
STRBETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of adeed Of trust 70 Daniel L. IA
ton and M self, dsted lay II, ISL, duly record
D.. ed In Libe. No. e!a, folio $50, one Of the Land
Reoorde OF the District Of Columbia, and at the
quest Of the benefciary, will sell 10 frent Of the
premises, o. public auction on sATU kDAf, April
Va, l6t at O'Clock p: m, the following described
real estate, situate In the city OF Washington, Dis
tIct Of Columbia, to wit: ALI that certain piece
psIcel OF ground being known and described - be-
ing part OF lot nu inferred three l3l in the recorded
eubdtyiston OF square numbered I'VE hundred add
nfty -sx 1885,, begnnpg fer the ct the north
western corner OF said lot and thence running east
along the line Of o public alley twelve (i1J feet;
fheLce south fsrty six feet; thence west twelve
CD feet and thence north forty six (%S) feet to the
Terms: Two hundred and nity dollars, with inter-
est ct ten fl0) per csntum from May H. 1877, day
OF sale, and Denses OF sale in cash, aud the bal
anoe In six (0 and twelve Q2) months, for which
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day OF sale and secured by q deed OF trust on
the property sold, will be taken. A deposit of
twenty five 91s) dollars will be required at time OF
sale All convey ancinG at the psnse of the pur-
chaser III the terms II sale are not complied With
Ia seven ID days. the trustee reserves the right 20
resell the property ct the risk and cost of
purchaser after i've 90 days I'D liver sement In some
one or more newspaper gnhlished In Washi nston
sr4 stu .th&ds J. T. woaMLEY q Co. ucss
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RY J. 7. W0RMLKY & 90,
- AuctioDeers and Real Est ate Brokers,
1s11h Pennsylvania avenue.
TEEsTIE's s.5 G5, OF va AZ IRS

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROP:
AND sTkEkTs SOUTHEAST.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust TO Daniel Il. Ea-
OVoton and myself, dated May 8, ISL. and recorded
Ain Liber 64s, folio 5, Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the Of the ben
eciary, will sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises, WEDNESDAY, May 9, at O'Clock D.
the following described real estate in the city
of Washington, D. O., te y II: Lots numbered an
8, in w w. Metcaf o recorded subdivision OF east
part Il square ten huI dred aud eighty tlOos6
=, Described follows: Beginning ia feet from
the toutheast corner Of 18th street east AID south
street. said south street, and running north Ito
fe, l. thence west feet, thence north IS feet iach
'bsIcs Is feet y inch, thence south l35 feet
inch, III ence esst 20 ct inch 70 the place Of be
giDriBg. Lot 0: BeeinninG ia feet vest Of the
southeast corner Of 18th strert east and south
street theI ce running north lts feet inch thence
west 20 feet, thence south LIS feet inch, thence
east &c feet TO the beginning.
Terms: B $50, " it'll interest at 10 Der cent from
May 8, 1873, day Of sale. and expenses Of sale in
cash; balance In and II months, TO be secured BY
deed Of trust on the property sold deposit OF $50
will be required On the day 81 sale. All crnveyane-
ing ~ cost OF purchaser. III terms Of sale are not
Piled with in five days the trustee reserves the
right 20 resell the property at the risk aud cost Of
the detsuiting purchaser, after ave days advertise
mepf in some Que Of the newspapers published In
the city Of Waehinefou, ID. O..
GEO. ". efICkNEY, Surviving Trustee.
ap4-d J.T.W0RALBY 90, Ascts.
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ID Real Estate Broker aud AuctiOseer,
No. oil 7th street, opposite u. s. Post ONCE.
CHkNCEBY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
THIRTEENTH AND F0uRTEFHTH Srs.
"a By virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court OF
~ the District of Columbia, passed In Eq1i,y
cause, No. SSs2, will sell st public auction
In front OF the premises, on MONDAY, Aprii Is,
1874 80 O'Clock p. m, lots Is and l9. ia hite'
subdivision Of the west haf OF square 235
by comfortable twe-stery brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the residue In
two equal instruments at II Is 0nths from day
OF SALE with interest The title to be retained until
all Of the purchase money, with interest, is paid
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days from the day of sale. reserve the riRh,
to resell the rDperty at the risk and cost OF the
fsulting purchaser All convsysucing At pur-
chsser's cost. 100 on acceptance of bid.
JAMES 8. TOWARDS, Trustee,
apa-eoSds II. J. SWEET, AuetiOneer,
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NEW BOOKS,
RECKIvBD AID FOB SALE AT
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner ~ Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
Phiness Bedux. A Novel BY Anthony TrolIope.
Lotfie Daring BY the author OF Olive Blske's
ship Akoy. Yarn in rhir.y-six Gable Le,etb,
Hawes ~ '' - -
Life Of Edwin Forrest with "reminiscences and Per-
The sG nsh Rsool stiS II James Rees.
Langley Manor. By Mrs Newly.
The WetheIel Affair. By N. DsForest.
The Conservation OF Energy. By Bslfour Stewart
The New Chemistry; By Josiah Cooke.
FOB MARCH.
PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS
BnOKs, AND EVERYTHING In ThE STA.
T1ONEBY LINE, for sale at
ftbE-tr sHILLINGTOE's BOOKSTORE.
EOOKs FOR LENT READING.
Dear Fess. of Lent. BY Author of "Ru,lsdee
4 Rosary for Lent By author Of "Rutledse."
E Helps t to Holy Lent BY Bishop Hup.inSton.
Al Jesns' Feet. Prayer, Promise and Poem
The Call u Lent; TO say mo"
Christian Counsels, frcm Fenelon and others.
fet9O WIN. BALLANTYNE'S, 42s 7th street.
lNAsHINaTON INSIDE AMI OUTSIDE,
srookaSss O i son, sa s'T Sfs THP SHES,
TfON Bo0kS. sTlTf0NERY 2H60md.
PICTURE FRAMES, R0ORBINDING Re
70 american Ode Fellow" Cor A pril. noyzl-tr