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THE COURTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.


rms morning the argument in the case of
toward Russell agt. Alfred Russell, was con-
uded Messrs. VIM. Birney, of Florida, ION
motion of Mr.. Crittendcn.) G. p. Garland, of
texas, ION motion OF Mr. TOtten,l and T.. NJ.
Dawson, of Maryland, ION motion of MIR. l.. G.
Hlne,l were admitted TO the bar. The cases of
washington and Georgetown Railroad company
sgt. Board of Public Works and Board of Pnb-
nc Works agt Washington and Georgetown
railroad company, and Clark agt. Washington
city, were continued. Mason agt. Whipple;
appeal dismissed. Louis DeArias agt. j. s.
Watts; argument commenced-Messrs, Nc
Pherson and Appleby, for complainant, and
General Crittenden for defendant.
POLICE CoURT-Ju9ge SaeU
TODAY, Benjamin Burgess. loud and bolster
GUS talking; 50. Mary Desmond, same charge;
s.. Samuel Eslin, profanity in the county; ..
Martha Jones, loud and boisterous; So. Walter
Fisher, profane and indecent; s.. Sarah Will
son, loud and boisterous; IS. Randall Hanson
was fined 20 for cursing. Zeb. Blant, profane;
IS. In the case of I. W. Riley char ged with
doing business without license on 9th street, the
court imposed a fine of $40. An appeal was
taken. John Harrod larceny of coat worth 81;
50. james jackson, assault and battery on Jo-
sephine jackson; $50. Thomas Banks. charged
with stealing round of steak worth 20 cents;
$40 and costs. Charles +. Madden, charged with
threats of violence TO Gertrude A. Madden; $500
bonds TO keep the peace.
MURDRROUs ASSAULT AT CARD TABLE,
Thomas Means was charged with assault and
battery on Lewis Shorts, who testified that on
New Years day he, in company with defendant
MClo ptdliHR CdIuS iOE mUutg
in house; Thomas had won one dollar which
was TO come out of SIS note laying on the
Iaole; that So suddenly disappeared, and
Thomas and his friend, named Wells, charged
witness with taking it. He denied it and
stripped of all his clothes, asked them TO search
him, which they did, and no money was found.
They then seized him and threw him down and
Thomas struck him in the head with Ratchet
ana Wells struck him with a chisel. Wells eS .
capped, and has not since been found. Com
plainsnt had been laying in the hospital ever
SINCE The assault was a murderous one, and
the court sentenced the accused to Jail for six
months, saying il was lucky for him that the
man did not die from the effects of the two cuts
In MS head, in which case he would have been
either hung or sent TO the states prison for a
series of wears "
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AL E x A ND RIA.

CIVIL RIGHTs.-R. ID. Rutin, the colored
sherlh OF Alexandria county, and wife, went to
the charity concert on Monday, and were di-
rected 10y the doorkeeper to the gallery, but
hufhn refused to go up there, saving that he
had pad for tirst-class seat, and was going TO
nave 1t: He and his partner then proceeded into
the main hall and occupied seats there during
the evening.
ACCIDENT.-A carpenter named Willard.
while at work yesterday at Marbury's point
mad his legs very severely mashed by a large log
which fell upon them, though no bones were
broken. He was brought to his home in this
city, and to-day, though unable to walk, is
much better, and it is thought that he will soon
be restored to the use OF his limbs.-SeRttael.
yesterday.
ANNRXATIoN.-The annexationists, who with
few exceptions, are colored people or strangers
say they are busily at work prosecuting their
scheme Tor the annexation OF this CITY to the
District OF Columbia. The old residents how
ever, nearly all OF whom are opposed TO the
project, are not alarmed, in view of the late ac-
uOn OF he administration, with regard to at
fairs in Texas. "
PERsONAL.-Rev. Charles II. Ryland, pastor
Of the Baptist church in this city. has accented
the position OF financial secretary for Richmond
College, and will enter upon his duties on the
ISL or February. He will have an office in Rich
mond, and devote his time and energies to the
interests of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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AFFAIBs IN LOUDON COUNTY-Dedh Of an
Aged Citisen.-Mr Thes. Gore, one of the most
worthy, and probably the Oldest citizen of Lou
don county, died at his residence near Hughes
vile, on Sunday morning last, IN the 93d wear
OF his age. Mr.. G. was member of the society
o. friends.
Land Saies.-On Monday, j. l.. Rinker, auc-
uOneer, sold for Harrison, Janney, Heaton
and Lee, commissioners in the case OF Neer and
Clendenning va; John X. White, the following
parcels of land heretofore advertised. No. =
containing no acres, with mansion house, to II
y L. White, for S33.s7k per acre. No 2, con-
tanning 90 acres, to X. j. L. White, at S26 %
per acre. Wood lots, Nos aud 3, con.
tanning, respectively, % and Tx acres
were sold, the first for S2j.2j, and the latter
for 50 per acre; X. y. Il. White, purchaser
Wood lots Nos. l, , and 4, containing respect.
lively II, and 10 acres, were sold to John r.
Smith; NO. at S29 per acre; No. 8 at $3.50
per acre, and No. at SOLO per acre. The
above property was sold in February, 1872. and
brought = ,62l'33. The present sale amounted
70 se,9o9JI; increase, S1,3lS.6I.-L eSsJurg
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THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTNENT, ODtce Of Chysf .SJgEdl OHrer, 4
Mh3HINGTON, ID. q January p, ls74, 1879 a m
NoPsIs FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS
The barometer has risen slightly on the south At
lantic coast and decidedly in the northwest. The
area OF low barometer is well defined, and extends
from the central Mississippi valley northsastwari
to Lake Huron. The temperature has risen in the
lower ssssippi valley, and thence mort heastwari
TO New England and the ct Lawrelce valley. Ii
bas fallen in the upper lake region, and very cola
weather, with nOrthwc-terly winds, is rep prtei
from the northwest. Generally cloudy weather
prevails in all the districts, and rain is reported
from New England and he middle Atlantic coast,
ARD thence westward TO the Mississ ppi valley
PROBABILITIEs.-For New England aud the mid
die states and the lower lake region, generally
cloudy weather aud soUthcssteriy to southwesterly
winds will prevail the rest of Thursday with con-
tlnued high temperature, falling barometer, and
rain For the south Atlantic and gulf states south
eastcrly to northwesterly winds and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain. The temperature
rising slightly on the south Atlantic coast and fall
ing IN the Mississippi valley By Friday morning.
FOR the ONO valley and thence uOrthWsr to ich-
lgan ami Wisconsin, cloudy weather aud light rain
or snow followed by lower TEN perature, rising ba-
rometer and nOrtherly to westerly winds For the
northwest, clearing and cold weather, with possibi
light rain OF snow in Iowa and Missouri during the
day. 49,
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From Robert Beall and j. e. Parker we have
HGTysT's Wsst7y for January 81.
number of printers were discharged from
the government printing Office a few days since.
The alarm Of fire from box %, corner of New
York avenue and It'll street, last night, was a
test alarm.
Dr. Geo. NJ. Dove, the well known physician,
is lying dangerously III Of paralysis at his resi-
dence, on r street, near 18th
Mr.. s. r. Hitzheim has resigned his position
IN the Office Of the recorder of deeds. 10 take
erect on the lst YrOxmO, when he takes his de-
parture Tor Arkansas.
Judge Smell yesterday gave Marshall Brown
fourteen days to remove the constable corner
eth and streets, which has been decided to be
nuisance, otherwise he will fine him 100
III. L. Mangam, who was arrested few weeks
ago on suspicion Of grand larceny, was yeSter-
day released by order OF the grand Jury, there
being no evidence to sustain the charge.
Detective COOmes yesterday srrestei a colOred
waiter named James H. Beverly, charged with
the larceny OF an OvercOat from WIN. Moore,
another wal er, at the kirkwOOd House.
The election of bank officers published in YES
terday's STAR should have read sSecOuI Ma
tional bank, and not First National Bank, as
printed.
The statement published in some of the Ral-
timore papers TO the effect that the PennsyIya-
MA railroads had increased their fares west
ware, - untrue, at least as far as fares charged
at the Washington Offices are concerned.
Hon Daniel DOugherty's lecture at Lincoln
HAN last night, on ''OratOrs and OratOry - de-
lighted a large audience The second lecture
OF the society course will no doubt he equally
enjoyable. See advertisement.
OOX was received at the CUrcOran Art Gal
iery from Europe, yesterday, containing two
slabs of earthenware on which are burned with
artistic accuracy pictures of fishes and a ooh
bier, plucked, and ready for the spit. These
gallery.
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GEORG ETOWN

TERRIBLE FALL.-About 11I O'Clock this
morning two men, one named CLARK the other
unknown, fell from the top of the new cham
bridge at the Little Falls to the rocks below, a
distance OF about fifty feet. They were both
seriously injured. Officer DANGER notified DR.
Lewis Rltchie, who went to their assistance
iNPRoVBMBSTs.-Mr. II. NJ. Talbot, COM
mission merchant, has commenced the erection
OF new warehouse with Office on the Chesa
Peake and Ohio canal, opposite the market
GRAIN TRApE.-The schooner Thos. P. Nor
gan arrived to-day from Alexandria with loo
bushels wheat for Hartley n Bro
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THE RISKS CHILDREN RUN.-Mrs. Bowen, of
Waterbury, Conn, left her two children play
ing in a room by themselves. While she was
absent they pushed some chairs, over the backs
OF which was spread a quantity of clothing IN
against a hot stove. The clothing ignited and
made considerable smoke. When the mother
returned, she found her little ones lying insensi-
BILE on the floor, having been suffocated by the
smoke. The necessary restoratives were
applied, and the children were soon themselves
again.
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST ,JuDer
the state senate OF Missouri on Tuesday a reso-
luton was introduced charging Judge Primm
OF the st. Louis criminal court with such yross
immortality and offensive and indecent condnct
as 10 render him an unsuitable and unsafe ner
son 10 discharge the duties of the Office and
ASKING mat be be removed. The matter was
prudence. "i Jurls
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MAYOR EASTMAN, of Poughkeepsie, is a
member of the New York legislature He
attended the republican caucus on Mondav
evening, and spoke in favor of Mr.. Husted;s
nomination for speaker, because he would
expedite business. 81 come here,n said he.
"for 50 a day. when j might make $500 else
"You can make it here If you go the right way
about it." This was too much for good nature.
and. amid the laughter that greeted the sally,
Eastman sat down and jeined heartily in the
general hilarity.
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DEATH OF A METHODIST MIsIsrRR,-A
Geographic dispatch from White SuInbnr
death of Rev. Lewis Henley, who died on ~ q
morning OF the 18th instant. He was memh a.
of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Fni.c,
pal Church South, and in charge of Whit Sui
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HOW A RAILROAD ENGINEER WAS KII1pn
Yesterday morning Adam Grove, an engineer
Harrisburg, Pa. The deceased was under me
engine doing some work. The cars heino
shifted struck the engine, which ran ovaS
Grove, breaking his back and crushing him
terribly, '''A'
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THREW HER COUPONS IN THE FInyNr,
Mary ette Lyon, of Ashford, Conn. cut off som
bond coupons and put them in an enyelope.
put was not satisfied with the direction. She
look another envelope and did not change the
losing $50. ' SASDy
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Qullp and his wife had a bit of contention
nriihsncy than )" said the woman, "but have
. .ne better cseI,j Judgment" Yes said Quiip
so " y, c e IN marriage shows thaty' Quiip
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DRY GOODS.
20 PER CENT. OFF.
GREAT BARGAINS.

TWENTY PER GENT. will be DEDUCTED
from all Wool, or Wool and worsted Goods of any
kind, where the price is above 81 per yard and
TEN PER CENT. DEDUCTED from all rood,
where the price is 81 and less.
w. w. BURDETfK,
jsns-h no lOll 7th street forth vest.
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A MERE MATTER OF TAsTE.-A few DAYS
since, says the Cincinnati Commercial, a
young lady was invited by physician to take
buggy ride. The invitation was accented.
and the twain rode out into the country. The
physician, who happens to be connected with a
medical college now in full blast in this city,
suggested to his fair friend that they visit a
graveyard. The lady consented; and when fair
ly inside the enclosure, the doctor espied the
sexton. Handing over the reins to his compan-
ion, he alighted from the buggy, and was soon
by the side of the grave-digger. After a few
minutes conversation the doctor returned, an
inquired of his female friend if she had auy
objection riding back home with corpse. The
an explanation, and in reply was told that tha
sexton had just sold him a fine subject for his
college, which he desired to take home: that If
he waited some other college would get it. The
astonished lady then blandly remarked that If
the body could be put under the seat of the
buggy she would have no objections. but that
II she had to ride home with her feet resting
upon IL, she preferred 10 be excused. The body
was not brought in on that trip, but came in an
hour or SO later. The lady vGws that she has
taken her last ride with physician bept on
"such hoTrid expeditions"
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FAINT, WASHINGTON x Co.'s CRKDIToEs-
More Time Al0tCed TIE Firm 70 Sst,'s.-A meeting
OF the creditors OF FAINT, Washington & Co,
was held yesterday afternoon at the banking
house, Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street.
on the call of Mr.. III. e.. FAINT. The meeting
was called to order by Colonel :. s. SmOOt, on
whose motion Major Edward Simms was elected
Chairman, and Mr.. C.. II. Winder secretary
MI. T ant submitted a schedule showing the as
sets Of the bank to be 20,94S79, and the liza
bilItles Stl,2,ilS2, leaving a balance of assets
of s59,s T-i1. He assured the creditors present
that his real estate alone would paw every dol
lar lie owed In the world, (prOvided, of course
that the property was not sacrificed and even
then surplus weuld be left of $4,000. Refer
ring 10 the previous agreement between himself
and ms creditors, he frankly avOwed that he
had found il impossible to meet the PAYMENTS
contemplated in that agreement, and had &C.
cOrdlngy summoned the creditors together to
submit 10 them the assets for their disposition
Colonel SmoOt inquired how much time he
would require.
MIR. FAINT replied that if he was given about
slS or ten months he could meet all his Obliga-
tons dollar for dollar.
Dr e. =. Culver stated that he represented
$1,000, and moved that Mr.. FAINT be given an
extension OF SIX and twelve months time.
Remarks were made by Col. SmoOt, Col
Piatt, Mr.. W. III. Ward, and Hon. II. H. Willis
IN support OF DIT. C.'s motion, and il was unani-
mOUsly adopted.
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A MAN went into butchers shop, and, find
ing the owners wife in attendance, in the All
sence of her husband, thought he would have a
joke at her expense, and said: MADAM, can
you supply me with q ya-d of pork?n eyes.
SIR" said che, and then turning to a bov she
added: "James, give that gentleman three pig 3
feetv 70
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. SIS
18th street, opposite the Treasury, removes cOrns
without pain, so the shoe can be worn with
ease He relieves and cures buniOns, ingrowing
nalls, vascular eNcrescences, chilblains, aud
other disorders OF the feet. His establishment
has been located in Washington, ID. G., over
Twelve years, and Is patroniZed by many emf
nent physicians, surgeons. and thousands of
weu-knOWn and responsible persons. Office
hours from a. m. TO p. m. Fee, ~ per visit
owing TO press of business during ONCE hours,
Dr. White is unable TO attend patients at resi-
denCes eNcent after u. m
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENT.

FOR SALE HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL.
Il ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET GE1RI =.
TOWN, d. o.
-Four lois, "a By h. rum ing back 10 a ten To- =
alley being the lots upon which the Presbyterian
SLnIcL ioTmtTB stood, on the main business street
Of the town. Terms essy Apply
JAMES GODDARD, No Bridge street
BUCKEl, ll6 Bridge street,
L MOORE, No. lS- Bridge street,
yabz--eou Committee.
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a CoUGH. COLD, Or SORE rHR0AT reguE~rs
Imlnedlate attention, and should be Checked.
II allowed Go continue. irritation OF the I.uu p
a permanent Throat affection, OF an in.ura5le
LING disease, i often the result ..Browu's
bronchial Troches." having direct iufuenee
on the parts. give immediate relief. For Bren-
Tgnlus, asthma, tataTh, COnSumptive aug
Throat Diseases, TrOches are ussF ilr-g.. -,,.'
good success. s,g
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The Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-NirRiuia SKIES old "a.
isIA IA stSas consolidated, 49, West Nirgjnia's
unchanged NV anu 'P0N'"i INA
=, BALTINoRR, Jan. 72-Cottop dull ana heavy
10 flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady
p,ices unchanged. Corn-white sout bern firm, 81 a
U,Selt9W southern nominal, Spd.S5; mixed western
guIet, o5!qo4 Oats weak-IOuthern, aSTSO: ives. ern
S2o9as. Rye Sl@Sl o.. Hay unchanged Provis'
wWns quiet ana strong. with an advancing tendency
ness pork, lo'stdl6ai. Bulk meats-no stock ofer-
Iht, shonIners, "a, clear rib sides, 50. Bacon
snHuiaefs, sIi clear rib sides, active dsmaud and
.eIu nrmIy at "a; sugar-cured hams, l2MI3 Lard
nEm-9 Bntter unchanged. Coffee strong and nm
Changed whisky hrm-l Of. Sugar unchanged
NEW loRK, Jan. % Stocks dull and weak
M4ney,6. Gold, ll's. Exchange, long ass, short.
4S; Governments strong.
NEW YORK, Jan. i2.-Wbeat quiet, Flour dull
Corn steady.
pLoNDoN, 1890 Bonds Of 81, los 10 COS, los
Eiie, 4i7a. New York Central. 95Is
LoN1oN' jan Y, 2SO p m Erie, 43a4GI, Paris
ol,patches gnote rtntes at So francs, Is confines
s9,e INTO me Bank OF England on balance to-day is
TSSSoS RAJ jan - $50 m-rho bullion in tn.
BANK OF England has increased E2l9,O daring the
past week: The prop srtiOn of bank reserve to liza
olltles, which was last week 49, per cent is now
az. Erie, AZ. d451a.
LoNDoN, Jan. p, 1 30 p m.-ConsCIs for money,
g2G92 for account, % d9214 Bonds of 1867, los
nves, 1925; Erie, 43i4 preferred. 70
PARIS Jap. p -The specie in the Bank of France
has increased ID 2l coo francs during the past week
Bsntes IS francs, IN oentimts.
tRANkFORT, Jan. y Bonds, 81,
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, tOothsche, sore throet sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, bOils, wounds, neuralgia
hoarseneSs, diarrhPa, and all hemorrh ages. etc
Ponds Extract differs from al other advertised
preparations in the fact that il IL a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
Known 70 be cure for these diseases. M III 3 u
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~Nearly eeven-eighths of the manufa ctures
Ct the country are based on patents.
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CHAMPAGNE
currency pricesl
george Goulet X Co, So - per Basket
81 Marceauy. $3.50 per Case.
49, hrug X Co, so 50 per Basket
AL leading brands OF
Champagne
~ lower prices than they can be hoashf elsa
whore.
$50 THOMAS RUssgr
f'W 12l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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=, bh, 81 EiN BOLD, the originator OF Buchu has
the satisfaction of showing that An rs ,r,i,'-
tors nave Jailed u produce the benefits his p-e-
Earatloh inSures. Helmhold'S Ext Rurhu --'--s.
ns olhcfs dlsappoint Persons suffering trom
Money 1omplaint, Gravel. Premature Decay.
Loss OF Nigcr. OF any souvenir of inGi>cret- On.
cannot apply the remedy too soon. The great
point Is 10 get the genuine Buchu ENfra-'.
NhlCh Is helmboic' : and no other. For sale nv
all dru ggists. eof
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there lie no
per bottle. 40
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HIsMIssED.-The grand jury to-day recon-
mel ded the dismissal of the charge against
Edward Gordon of assault and battery with in
tent to kill Sam Banks.
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The Poor RELIEF Commemorative exec
utive committee met this afternoon and adopted
a resolution requesting the general agent
(hey. q. A. Hall, to Invite all ladies willing to
assist in altering the army clothing donated 10
them, TO meet and arrange for the work. and he
has set Saturday next, at one O'Clock, at the
rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
TON A communication was received from the
county commissioners in reference to the cloth
ing, and referred to Messrs. Ballantyne Solo
mon, and Hall, with power to act
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LOCAL NEWS.

Nd,iral TAsOfsy.-The great Shsk~psarian
Spectacle, "a Midsummer Nights Dream"
FordI Opera Houss.-E. a. SOthern a. .sY.ord
DundTesry.'
IieGser Comt9us-The sensation drama,
"karked for Life and other attractions.
willard Hdlt.-The Royal Marioneftss
Linco,H Hdl.-Lecture of Nev. Henry Ward
Beecher, 1.-The Wastes AZ i Burdens OF Lite -
Grand ball OF the Car tai Division, Bother
hood OF LOcOmOtive Engineers. at MaTini's Hall.
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THERMOMETERS and Bsromeuers are repaired
and made 70 order by Hempler ne ar street
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juan BOYLE. FRANK BARSU.
JUAN BOYLFk CO..

hshL ESTlTE aND NoTE BROKsss,
no oOs 18th street, opposite u. 6. Treasury.
TUB eALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street
n SiS: a rev large double HOUSE, corner n II
Otsh NO s2S "a street esst, fer sale or rent,
lsrd's Bow; price, $3.50 Several small HOUSE,
nom nom $500 70 $500 small essh payments. We
nave several very hne FARMS, irnu-oved ans nm
improved D different railroads running from ne
CITY, Tors "a, low figures or exchange FOR city
property $1,000 feet Of GROUND In ynriors nor.
uons IN ecy for sale at low gu ee on easy terms
U. .nss -
furnished House for rent at sl2. per month,
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The COMMUNITY st large appreciate the me-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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The AMERICAN CoLoNIZATI SOCIETY
The meeting of the board of directors of this
society was held yesterday, and Dr. Orcutt W ls
elected financial and general agent; VIM. Cop
penzer, corresponding secretary and treasurer;
and the executive committee of last year was re-
elected, as fOllOws:-Dr. H. Lindsey, j. H.
Bradley, VIM. GuntOn, P. Parker, j. b. Kerr
Dr. Z. II. Nichols and j. g. yelling.
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WILCOX 4 GlBB's SEwTNs MAoETyb. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency At ChAs
BsuE's hOOpskirt and corset factory, Tth .treet
Lntelligsacer building. 10 D