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Deacon White, tho TriJans correspondent in
this city, has Obeyed the injunction of the
louder OF that paper and gone west-to the
southwestern part OF Minneso;a--to interview
the grasshoppers now so plenty In that Ioc Atty.
and will send home his powerful impressions On
The subject In series Of letters. Dir. White
and the grasshoppers will get along nicely TO-
gether, unless other vegetation gets too scarce,
when they may turn on him. He is a very Z n.
der hft
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The travelling public will not hear with much
satisfaction that in spasm of economy many
OF the principal railroad lines in the United
States, represented at the railroad meetings
held IN New YORK last week, have agreed to
close up 81 ticket agencies except the regular
ohces. It WAS held by the railroad officials
present that tae outside Offices are a source OF
great expense while they 90 no, Increase tia
business OF the different lines materially.
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p NOTICE. TO CLAIMANTS

BY the provisions of the sixth section of an act
y cd An act Tor the government of the District Of
20. ls74, The undersigned are constituted beard of
AUDIT, 20 exanf and audit for settlement all the
Columbia and Of the Board OF Pntlic Works; ana a.
In pursuance Of this duty they directed to give
First Claims again It the Board Of Public Works
Evidenced b. sewer certificates.
Works purpOrtiDg TO be evidenc ed and sscertained
by certificates e. their auditor.
Third claims against the District OF Columbia
evidenced by certificates of Its auditor and comp
Fourth. Claims existing or hereafter created for
which no evidence Of Indebtedness has been issued
arising out OF CONTRACTS, written oral, made by
Fifth. Claims for ~hich no evidence OF indebted.
r"s has been issued, arising ent of contract writ
~ nrsi' mace by or on behalf of the District OF
sixth. Claim. for private property taken by the
snc alleys of the cities Of Washington and George
Eleventh.. UuadJustei claims for damages that may
nave hetn presented to the Board Of Public Works
he ~ ri sned sc. psoy
m for the Payment Of damages sustained By reason
June 20, lisa, which claims are to B, Examined
arc sudted without regard to any examination
Eighth. Claims for amount Of sewer tax or assess.
NET PAD hy any person, pe..ons or corporation.
the CT aSs Of is ' act g, hs
orajnsge ard sewerage sections in The cities Of
lumbis, and rro.idiDg fer the payment OF the con
struciion OF sewers and drains therein by assess
june r., lS73.
In each Ease where the indebtedness claimed to
exit il account Of services rendered or material
furnished the order Of officer Of District
OF Columbia CT Of the Board of Public Works, such
cian must he sccomhanied by the certificate Of the
Cffiotr o-deT inR The same.
No claim will be audited allowed unless pre-
o. ntsd within ninety days from the date hereof.
All aims presented uLder this notice ust be af-
dressed to the Board Of Audit, Columbia BuilIng,
AZ street, Washington, D. q.
R.W. TAYLER,
First Comptroller, United States Treasury.
J. N. BRODHEAD,
Second Comp.roller, United States Treasury.
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a good advertisement In a newspaper pays nj
fares on railroads; costs nothing FOR hotel bills
gives away no boxes Of cigars to customers, o,
merino dresses 10 Customers wives; drinks nc
whisky under the head OF travelling expenses
but goes at once and all the time about is bust
ness free Of expense.
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Besides the comet, With a hail greatly elongs-
ted since this time last week, the northern skv
was Illuminated last night with a bright aurora
and several brilliant meteors. Is the unusual
spectacle Of an suroral display in midsummer
due TO our eccentric visitor, a. Prof. Parkhurst
hoppesed would be the case its tail appro achsd
our earth?
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10000 TICKETs-e 600 CASH GIFrs
s23O,OOO TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
Tbs Concert Is strict for NJ AsONIC purp oses
ara viii be conducted with the me hberaify non,
esty AID fairness which chsrsct erized the first en-
terprise. JOHN u. ROPER, Pres't.
Fer Tickets ard Circulars giving full Information.
address,, HENRI v. MOORE, Secretary
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, va
AseHtS Wanted ErryIchsys. lefo m,vfam
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" here to Advertise.

The STAR has now a circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and q wide range outside. The result
is that TIE STAR affords unsurpassed sdvsn-
tages as a medium OF communication between
all classes Of the community, IN the way Of the
adjustment Of demand and supply.
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And so p. II. Rhinehard has been appointed
on the auditing miss'on. Now we hope the
siSskFs Of nst u Hiu b Mtsssa.
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Reading Matter On Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
The Star by Mail,

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion Of it, may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time ~ they desire, ut
the rate Of nfty cents per month. Orders, &C.
compsnied by the money, should be sent to the
business Office OF the paper.
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BOARDING.

(WCNTRf BOARD, with pleasant Rooms, can
- De nal abort distance from the city, on the
metropolitan Branch of tie Baltimore and Ohio
rsilrosdi station on railroad very convenient For
Bsriiculars address Lock Box $50, Post Office,
WsshiDgtoB, ID. O. jyl33ts
DEhsONs WANTING PLEASANT COUNTRY
BOARD con 8ppiy to b. H MILLER
SANDY Spring, Montgomery CO., Nd,
Refer TO 2OOl street northwest; 46O Peprsyl.
Islla avenue northwes', and to FRANCIS MIL
LEh. ESQ, 400 Louisiana avenue northwest
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LOST AND FOUND.

G REWARD WILLIE PAID TOANY ONE
Sc who VIII return to 1864 Rhcde lslaId rS a
July IL. liz ~
y LWARD-stTsy ed fro M my prrI1ises ON SsI1r.
- day m>Ining, llth inst brown MARE, n
nye years Old lett hid foot hite; saddle I'm
MARKS on back. suitable reward will be AZ
paio on delivery TO me- inform alton that will get
her VIM. TALBERT, 1913 Attn ST., 8. e. jyl3 St.
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SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Associa ton
NORFOLK, VA.
SECOND AND LASr

NORFOLK, VA.
THURSDAY, September ), 1874.
This enterprise Is con Iuc:ed by the MAsoxrc RE
LlEP AssGClATIoN, OF NohFoLK, Va under au-
thOrlty OF lbs virginia Legislature act passed
March SD. le3l for the pose of raising funds 10
complete the Masonic Temple now in course Of
erection In Norfolk.
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NV SOLICITORS AGENCY.
.NOX'S EMPRESS
METRoPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

JCeT RECEIVED:
Liz en-, Silk Silt Stick, Painted, Ivory Stick and
JsPsntse large Fans, from $50. upto b.;
Black Elk aud Leather Bette, soc J.: ''
Fine Beaded Belts, Rubber Buckles, 81;
Lace Scarfs, . ] and 81 50;
scotch Glpgham & I'm u bTeiles, 81:
Laofes, skirts, 75c-, 81, SltO and o.;
Beautiful Long Gowns, to 81;
Ghenises in large variety. 81, 81 90 aud 81;
kmbroidered Bias Tuck Drawers, 81;
Excellent Shawl Straps, soc
Travelling Sstchel' aud Baskets. 81:
Splendid UmbI elias, 81, 81 IS aud So;
Ledies' and ebildrer's Hose, UandEeTc hiefs of all
kinds, Toilet Articles, &c. in full variety;
Fire Gt rnan Cologne, genuine "JOhaln Maria
Farins, Csc. and Soc. per bJttle-no r9Ore re-
fIeshing Perfume in existence, at
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PERSONAL.

IhFOBMATION WANTED Of DONOB DIX IN
coored supposed 10 be in Washii gton. by his
mother, CHARITY DILASHAw, No 6IO 81
between ON AID 9TH streets. northwest. iyll-2t"
| HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS or oar
u lie- from harbOTing or trusting my wife, MARY
HbRBls0N, as she has left my bed and board " 18th.
out sDy just cause.
N1-6t, PETERC. HARRISON.
MADAME FLORENCE,
1'l The CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYdNT,'
uneqUaed in testing the past. present and future
81 yonr Efe. in Causing speedy marriage, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
WAY Of success in lie. In alters Of business her
advice Is Invaluable. fhe gives uo,ersa satisfac-
ton; none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
CIV en- or no pay. Can be consulted at her Parors,
NO: Ito Y street northwest. Jv7ly
~ Young Men from he effects of Errors and Abuses
In earl life. Manhood Restored. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New metho of treatment New
aud remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address RoIcdrd ASsocia
ton: No. South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa,-an
Institution having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. msy27 -eo3m
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9 p z AZ NOT CE.
II having come to knowledge that otheY ,ohSs-
keys than ot01, ard ia frequent Instances, aihsl-
terdted grades, are sold under the and brand
Of OLD STAG WHISKEY, our labeled bottles
being used te make the deception plausible zoe
deem IL our duty 10 our patrons, az veil as TO our
selves, to notify dealers and others interested, that
the name Of "OLD STAG WHISKEYo is our
trade mark, secured BY ldio. We haze, therefore,
the sole and ezclusiue rigAt to use II, and shall
prosecute to the fun extent Of the lao oil parties
hereafter, imposing upon the public BY the dishon<st
use of our popular brand.
Dealers selling GOLD STAG wHISKEY" can
alrdys produce erfdence, upon demand, has they
are IN possessiOn Of he genuine article.
HALL q HOME,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQUOR
,.s. DEALERSh. 1890.
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nLD STAG WHISKY.

nLO STAG WHISKY.
7his Whtsky Is distilled TO our order, and kept in
bond for us until its oGe warrants as in Offering Il
to the public for use, Medicinal or social.
The Increasing popularity lCih which IL has been
met since its introduction ten years ago. forbids any
hesitation on part in claiming for IL a smooth
ness and faUor ERsurpNsed. It's purity zoe gaar-
aEtes.
Our right and title 10 the exclusive use of this
brand Is record at The United States Patent Office
HALL HUME,
DEALERs III FINE WINES, BRANDIEs
WHISKY, &C.,
feb2S eoem sO7 MARKET SPACE,
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EEMALR DISEASES Of an Kinds tfea,od De.
4 scribe case ana euclcse %; edvioe Add nedt
cine VIII be sspt. address Mr. Dr.. THOaPeOE.
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TY. d. G. A.,
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The rooms are open from q m. to 10 .. N =, with
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ant Magazines
Circulating Library, containing oil classes Of
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EaiJ Meetings At H:l5, s aud .. m. msyNtr
rs PkhICkS IhDIhN HAIR RK5TOSER
Wy has never been known TO fail. 1t frees the
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WINDOW eHADEs.-Diferent styles sizes and
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per cent BY ordering Of us direct from the factory
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EI-PHOhzO rOUNGS a CO., GrOcers.
MASONIC TEMPLE. srH STREET,
Opposite q. 8. Patent once.
J. ". JOHNSON. jel,tr
, 1874-08-21
PRlYATE-LuNATIC.ASYLUha BUSINESS.

NJ ~. 1,,,,u ~ M =, n,:,a,o yu;,,,,..
~ c'l .A' H4"oF .r, :" 1no I.le'4e 4,soa".'
sIh: me pubucatlon ln.la6t saturdays IR1h-
UsE, of tho case OF. Mr.. Plumnridge, IL, conncc-
tion with tho system OF sending persons to pri-
yate lunatio asylums without propor iuyoek;ea-
i'm no nro,,;cod IN ,Emc1ond has colle', r. nv
elon, ~ ptaoslsoa III .Lnsana' nss ca,ea W NY
mind case which, created considerable excite"
mone about twonty-tour years ago.. a letter ap-
Deared in tho London Times written by gen.
t,oman Vim c,oimcd n ho tho am Of ia Duke
~ ,aat, ~, Tna,ia,, 49, ~, ~ sona ~
o. Ao"e py an Ensnsu WHO ta4l Tue sons ~
George III. Ind English wlvos, but their chill
aron woro illegltimato accorling to tho Aot OF
settlomont mono but puro Deutach blood is
s,,nraa - Of ~ tha t5,rono of rnoion,rl
au1o"ea s " ~ W .ue sap"e ~ Hue.aau1' ~
Tho writer stated thai Als 1ather 'ott n'm IN nas
will solo heir of some rich mining land III the
west Of England, but his 1alf-alster Victoria, by
t,,o l,rooo ~ Co'1 NJ, hod noaacasion n, t,,is
.ue s'a.' a,,a..a, " 49, 49,, 49, n a ns H. .,.a
properly col9ee.cu tio pEooeeas - too suus'
md refused to give any account to TIC claimant. M
It il generally supposed In England tliat al Wills
go to DoctoH' Commons, London, where they
ia the rule, but tho Affairs Of tho House OF
, 1874-08-21

A Woman ni,d Ehroo os,iidrcn Burned
ia UCntt1.

"A Woman nnd Hhrco Ol,t1drcn Burned
ia DCnth.
Ffon tte. lanklan tDalDla) t'yt.s, a :,
Tho drea4ful rnmors Of Tho burning Of Mr.. r,
sca;aHi,ausnn'h ho,,ao md tamiiy on Monday
night at 12 o'oloek woro confirmed yesterday by
tho, arrival Of htr. N. schaGhauson, who said be
ha,i Just helped bury tho renlana Of all four
s s s &$ ssss Exs FshGs s ss i1S pstsf
Wnh harvesting at some distance from Ills home,
n small frano houao mios north or BON l1on-
mo: Ills wife walked up to find tilo l,ouso rapid
ly burning down, eoizod hcr babo and ran out
csldron gcrehsAing for her to l.e1p thesn out; 10
sllo laid down tho baby mud daHltod IN through
she blazing doorway, getting. soverely burned.
Tho pain mud burning OF tint lcry furllace drove
t'ren, Or. to. escape by tho door aho ran to tho
window at tho other end. Toaling out tho glass
madly aud cutting hor hands size ut last broke
out tho sasL aud crawlod out alone. stark NAKED
md buried neatly to aoath hes nEfoss be-
Abandoned TO aHpcody death and even her babo
outside waa found fatally burned by tho drying
flames aud tioat Of tho hoaao, being laid too
ncar md til tho way Of tho wind. As :
,tSelzlng hor dying babe aho ran tlroc-quartora
With agonizing ahr,els and startling tho people
long boforo slo lad got tAerot Tho 1nnh, Becing
nakol, frantic person at his very. winao" -pano,
holding an infant waB frigIiscnod will, thoughts
u lHAlnHUt ~hA AAo SAAtstie AoS' "otho ia N0L-
maa among lcr cries, whom he and his family
took tliotn into tho houso and did a'l in thor
nowar to 'rolioro their agoniea and savo their
livos..; 1lcr husband was brought ns soon us
possible. and hls terrible grief at the OBSTRUCTION
Of everything that made lifo doar to him was
uitifnl To sec. '...; 81. .'.,''
Alrs. s. bocarno Bpoochless as soon as cared for
by hor friends, mud only revived enough to talk
lllcidly with her husband l1cr internal burning
from inhal,ug flto waa thought to bo her worst
injury. Tho baho expired . little before sho did.
Tho neigl1bors who visitcd tho luins OF their
home funnd only charred bcnos and barnt
fragment Of q little: childish form among tho
aahea. Tiny woro all buried ir ore grave. Tie
dying mothor could givolu account Of ti,e
cause or progress Of tho liro. No iire had boon
need sioco lier baking brcnd, about 2 ?. ~, aud
tho calHo of tho dlHaster was worry myatcr1ous.'
Tho moro narration OF tl,oso facts will cause
sympathizing hoarts esorywhere to bieod for tho
sutrcringa Of tho living mud dtho dead: and tho
poor man WHO In loft niono and thoit othor reia-
tivos should bayo all COMMUNICATION oad asaist-
AncG,
, 1874-08-21

Tho following extract from The Paris corre-
spondenco Of tho London I.1A afaN Gazette Of
the 4th ,nst, is impnrtaut il truo. u is, how
over curious TINT tho telegraph cablea hnvo
boon silent on tho subject aud that tho first In
formation OF the alleged. breach Of tho ncntrai-
ity laws should como from Dayonno. mud not
from Paris. It iB quite possible that thoro is no
foundation for tho story at a but wc gtvo it for
'i'Aecording 10 Dayonne paper an American
ekiprer, Capt. john Jefrorson, Of tho London,
played trick in the Bay Of Dlscay tho other
day which will cause irritation both at Berlin
and Madrid. He anppears to- have sent 4 tee-
cram from Bilbao to tho Spadis4 Government
to tue effect that tho Unitod Stntos Ind ordered
n cruiser to'soe that no American ships landed
arms for tho Carlists. Marshal 4orrauo lulme-
diately wrote letter, OF thanks to tho Minister
of tho sistor republic, who replied tlat ho knew
nothing Of the crniaer in question. However,
before tho mastor; could bo inquired into, Capt.
John Jefferson had accomplished his uefart0us
purpose, and while playing tho part Of the
Upited States vessel OF war alluded to in. tho
telegraph ho bud, under tho nose Of the Spanish
feet; landau 'twontt'soven Euus, etc, for tho
Corlists.. After this tho London quietly left tho
port Of Bermco, aud vanished III tho horizon.
1t IL to be hoped tint this affair will not cngen-
der. Claims like those Of tho Alnbarna."
, 1874-08-21

II nnnblo 10 auryvo tho voti,,ls tl,nt Lu boon O. IN.
tctod upoi, thon,. Rearcl, having boon n,ado
about tho prcn,ia1s, a 1atEo ant. hhnrp chiaol;
covotod with bloo.t, Nas Found. which it il sup.
poscd was tho instrument used IN committing
lily br.1itca about tho notgl,Uothoo3, ca ca,tang
great excitou,out. Hundreds ut povaong Hooked
10 tho spot to satisfy their curioslty or to con-
dolo with tho unfortunate owner Of tho horaes.
but no one WIS ablo to Eivo any Glow To tho por.
potrator, nor can any motive bo asslgnod for
b,toh deliberate net Of cruelty.
Tho Society for tho Prevention OF Oruolty to
Animals laa offered n reward OF e20D for tho mr.
rost and conviction of tho offender,
, 1874-08-21
An Atroclo,la' Acs-Nanot Haorscs l1or.
rlblY Ra,itltntct!.-"

From lie Nep York kvsutun l'ost, Auq,18..
A doed, ,soldom surpassed III wantonuess mud
atrooity waa committed last might at tho foot
OF Forty-nintl street, Eask River. In atable
ut thla point arc kept nine trnck-horHns, tho
property Of d stovedoro, named Dwyer. This
riLlo aight WA prescnted. The horsoa Inv about
tilo Ktablo, sopio deuA and othors diving, all Of
them cut and mutilatod in o most cruel manner.
Ou examination it was found that tho stable
moro miBcreai,ts' who had wounded, stabbed,
amt mutilatdd tho animals with somo sharp in
strllinont. Some Of the horses had diod from
tho efFoctH, of thoir Wounds, while othera
to THAR tiiatrcaa BY pttiful ~.groans. The
greater number of the aulmals had anffor-
cd leop ., cuts in front a.. the hips
from which the lntestlnoa prolrudod, mud tho act
tion of intl'ottpg az much torture as posAib.e
upon tic" poor bratos without Immediately on
dangollug their Nyos. Two, howoyor, Ind been
, 1874-08-21

fr0m the Springfield tlfas5,> Union.
The recent frequency Of murders aud outrages
in Vermont togothor with tho inability OF tho
officers to discover tho Offenders, Inns created
panic III aomo parts Of tho State. Every stranger
oxcttes suspicion. aud is III danger Of arrest AZ
somobody's murderer or ravisher. 1t is hardly
safc to travel in tho State withouta certificate Of
good moral standing, together with documents
proving alibIs Mt tho tmo Of recent deods Of
blood, At Enosbnrg. tho other day, two women
rushcd Into tho town in graat frlgut, toclariug
somowhat coaiusedly that they Ind beou pnr-
sued in tho wo3ds by /. barohoaded man on his
Ruees. hundred hardy yoomon Immediately
turned out with guns aud pitchforks to capture
villain whose singular tactics clearly Indicated
unusual desperation. 8 Tho courage aud prompts
moss OF tho pursuit was rewarded by tho speedy
capture Of colporteur with bag OF Bibles aud
tracts. Tho colporteur affirmed that ho was
simply praying when tho women aaw him. und
with this explanation lie offered his Prosecutors
aome suitable publications Of MI awakening lla-
turo and 'ineekIy went Ills way. TIat q u,an in
tile attitutlo OF prayer should creato'suc! Hen-
eatiou in Euosburgh, suggests rather au unfav-
orable infofchce III to tho piety Of tho place.
, 1874-08-21
At tile GpF1fatl1a lSnthHs

French visitors, according to the Aslgemeino
German baths. Tho Fronoh language WAS for
merly 80 prevalent on the terrace at IIomburg,
and in front Of tho Kulhaus at Wioa0aacn, thnt
everybody who did not understand it felt li1nsoIf
isolatea; but. it is now scarcely hoard, except
conversation with persons OF other ngtsonalitlos.
German is tho language III general use, especial-
ly at Wieaba0en. which is frequentad BY prus.
Hians. whflo Homburg and Baden-Dalon arc full
Of English Americans, and llussans. IL: -;
, 1874-08-21

snssRspity Of Elr, c. q. ,saiiier.;
Fy6m ihe'Nre York Epenf1D I'osl, n M. l9; '.'
II Ia announced ti1ls morning TINT Mr.: EphraiEn
q. Houiar, geutloman well known in literary
, 1874-08-21
WANTED--TO RENT,

X1TAHTED-TO Rents OR to-ROOM HOUSE IN
~ good ncshborlood, Wcst Monroe. Adams or
WashinRton-sA. New house profotrrd Rant not ovgr
4R fFihpun nttica.
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RsAp h. NJ. MEnallys adfettisement 10 re.
gard to Life Insurance. augigly
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sAwsA Apisssrfs crcssI cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton's Lightning Saw, at nj
s.25-S2 II. Y. Biolkn A Co.'S.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TINE or HOLDING QUARTER SESSIONS COURT. I.
second Mdnda y Of JApuaty. M yAHly
Third Monday Of March.
First Monday OF June.
Fourth Nondsy ofSsptembsr. OuoiG to "a
TINE or HOLDING COMMON rLsAs.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC orricEns.
Prs.ideai Jsdye--ilon. Charles A. Mayer, Of
Lock Haven.
Assistant Loo Jndye-- Hon. ! ohm n. ofsis, "
Dellefonte. ~ fr.nla
Assoeiafs Jadges--wiIliam c. Foity, cieafheld ;
John J. Read, .eurwensviiic. sfFt fiy IN
I'rofAeBeiary---Aaron G. Tate. ~.
Register and Rscorder---A. W. Leo. , Dua
District Aifora.y--Frank Fielding.
Treasarer--David W. Wise.
Sherif-wiiliam r. McPherson.
County Sarreyor-samucl 7. McCoskey, Cur
wensyile.
Cpaaty Csmmissienes--F. 7. ,coulsret,. Kart
hausj John d. Thompson. Curwensviiie Clark
Brown, Cioar6eld.
Coumfy Amdifor.-Reuben Mcpherson, Clear
field; James II. lille, Lumber city, Lewis O.
Jry commis.ioas,. J6hn W. shagart, James
Mitchell, Ciearfcd
superintendent ef Public Seloois--. John A.
Gregory, clearHeld.
Notaries Psbiic -,John W. wrigley, Vim. Ra-,
debaugh, Cyrus l.. Gordon, Clearhcld; Josiah
Evans, Joseph X, Irwin, Curwensvile J. j. Lin
gle, 0seeols btiIlG Johnston Hamilton. Lather-
burr