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GEORGETOW WIN.

SUDDEN DRATH.-Yesterday, about II clock
William j. Allison, aged about IS years, fell
dead at his residence, No. Il 5th street. The
cause of his death was heart disease.
The NEW CHAIN BRIDGR.-AH the iron for
the fourth span and part of the iron for the
NTH span of the Chain Bridge arrived here
this morning from Phenixville, Pa, by the
steamer George III. Stout. The lumber for the
hooring of the entire bridge also arrived here
cock. Messrs. Clarke, Reeves & Co. are making
March.
SERIOUSLY 1LL.-Mr. William Marbury is
seriously iii at his residence in Beall street, in
this city.
RIVER NRws.-The steamer George H. Stout
arrived to- day from Philadelphia, with a full
the new Chain Bridge, at the Little Falls.
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THE COURTS.
POLICE COURr-Jud0e ,Sn,I

OAsINE OOI hI--JUtlc OUfLI.
Saturday, Joseph A. Keefer, maintainIn, a
nuisance, an unhealthy and unsafe house; tined
IS, to be remitted on abatement Charles n
jackson, q small boy, larceny of sl75 from a
store till; tined $40 and costs or 80 DAYS in jail
Albert Lochs, assault on Elizabeth Eochs: SoaO
bonds TO keep the peace. William Dent, larce
ny of cigars; lined $40 and costs. john Christi
charged with making threats OF personal VIC,
lence on Mrs. Ross; 500 bonds. This defend
ant Is the party who charged the husband of
Mrs. Ross with assault on him. In the case of
Charles Walker, arrested and tried several da vs.
ago on the charge Of unlawfully carving on a
misunderstanding goods for sale without q
license-the court decided, as there was no evil
dence Of defendant offering goods for sale, but
Oh only exhibiting them and leaving word where
u Iney could be purchased, to dismiss the case.
pnlnp solomon, disorderly; fined 81. Dyson
james Henderson and Frank Jsekson. boistar-
Jus hneo 90 John Gray, vagrant; bonds or
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Editor Eresfng Stdr;-I am sorry 10 see that
your reporter, in his abstract Of my remarks at
the meeting at Legislative hall, conveys a false
impression when he says: "He (meaning nv
self) had some $500 900 invested here" Tue
substance OF what did say on that subject was
that represented nearly that amount OF tax
and invested in good faith by the owners, and
that, while was the owner Of but small Dor
ton or this amount, felt bound 70 try to pro-
tect that which had been intrusted TO my care
and for that reason l wanted to see the credit OF
the District brought up to one hundred cents on
the dollar, and was willing to work with all
good citizens and support any measure that
would accomplish that end, whether it came by
an enlargement or by q still further restriction
Oh the elective franchise. y. G. ORDwAY.
February 2, 1874.
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DRY GOODS.

SlLks. sILkN,i SIIEgsfs
GREAT BARGATNS
We are now showing a Inc a RI ApE eros
1hAIN LYONS sII KS. from ~ cents 10 : rs
RI gAtd, pure hased by our NJ. Broah.a Al In New
Ioik last W, ok, at which time tile siIk market
nee the lowest poin' known in ten years These
so,os are frt m the best looms Of Lyons, and are
n9ndsIinlly cheap We also srer good, low pricei
rhINIsN ga cents; Bleachsd and tubIeac hed
wi IoNs, ron cebts mp. eies ant Paris KIDS.
rom % cents up, Goats aud Clark = Spool COTToN
low. PR6Dut9 n : s,H ustS
Janl-tfebh 1908 street i bet IN aud Ism .ts
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BALLS. &c.

THE SECOND HOP OF the pREsIDENT-s
-, MOUNTED GUARDS will take place at "a
thelr new Armory, coroer s. IA and 4 streets Il
northwest, ON MONDAY EVENING, Feb, ~
ruary I'd, 1874. Go3d banl has been en- IN
Gagged Tor the occasion. Dancing TO cOmmeRcs al
- O'Clock. Tickets, 81; admitting a gentleman
and iaoles. jan3l-2t'
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LECTURES.
'NTHE CHURCH
L AND CIVIL LIBERTY

REV. F. Il BOYLE
- AT LINCOLN HALL,
ON 81 DAf EVENING, February S'h, 1874
, ehets, % Gents. Seats sy be secured at Ellis
~ The third Lecture will be given by Rev.
ABRhA j. hYAN. of MOBILE, at Line In Hall, on
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th. Seats may now be secured
fIr this Lecture by holders purchasers of the
Course Tickets Jan29 Ct
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CITY ITEMS.

A FRIEND IN NERD.-Ir. WiStdr's Bdlsdm
II Rtd Cherry is friend in iced. Who has not
found 1t such in curing all diseases of the lungs
and throat, coughs, colds, and pulmonary af-
fecti0ns, and last not least" Consumption?
The sick are assured that the high standard OF
excellence on which the popularity of this prep
aration is based, will always be maintained by
the proprietors.
CORNs, &o.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 5S5
18th street. opposite the Treasury, removes corus
without pain, so the shoe can be worn with
ease. He relieves and cures bunions, ingrowing
nails, vascular excrescences, chilblains, and
other disorders OF the feet. His establishment
has been located in Washington, ID. c., over
twelve years, and Is patrOniZed by many emf
nent physicians, surgeons, and thousands of
well-known and responsible persons. Office
hours from a. m. to p. m. Fee, 81 per visit.
Owing to press of business during Office hours,
DIR. White is unable to attend patients at resi-
dences except after p. m.
TAKK CARE OF YoUR VALUABLRs.-Call
and examine the fire 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 or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take sg0rHino from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
To GET RID of the ChiIls Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perms-
nently. 60
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarsenese, diarrb9a, and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it Is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases m til g If
WILCOX d GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street.
InteGgsacer building. 1928
TEB COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. 1,6
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar \ street
TURoo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medfcsted Va.
o03 Il street. SAs
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Mr. ADOLPH BIRGFEID, the well known
musician died on Friday evening at 81 o'clock
a NJ nome, Independence Farm near this city,
yer long Illness. Mr.. Birgfeld was q natiye
% nam nrg, Germany, and has for mauv wears
hNeo ID TINS country. He carried on the bust
- " n1nuia cturing pianos for some years In
Philadelphia, and during his residences in m y
city was me leader OF a celebrated brass band.
Nhich q well remembered. His record a. a mo
e.txi director II well known, having had the d.
feetion Of several operate compapies. H.
came here nTst with the Tostee Opera Boufsse
company, but will be particularly rem I'm
oeTed By the citizens Of Washington as
the conductor OF the orchestra at the perfor M
ance Of "Martha" given BY amateurs here som.
t-S wears since. At that time he endearsd him
self 70 all the performers by his affabIe a q
genial manners MIR. Birgield Was buried yr,-
teTdsy At Grace church.
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Not I'm sympathy With the Affair

r., WAsHINETON, ID. G, Jan. 81, ISL.
Editor Of the Star.-In a notice OF a meeting
held at Legislative Hall on Friday evening, the
name OF Geo. w. Bohrer appears as one of the
there must be mistake, as I am not in sympa-
thy with the objects or manner Of conducting
the said meeting.
Yours, very truly, GA BOHRER
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STRANGE POISONING OF A CHILp-YeS.er-
cay daughter Of John Mazzullo, a mem Der
ne marine band, took place from its father :
1870 ~ IA Last Washington About three weeks
sgo he child was taken siek and tha nhysician
80 - tnst mere were symptoms OF the pres
IN ~ o Me- METALLIC substance in the stomach.
I.s.is Slsy va called in and performed an
OF Unset ornament OF anchor shape such az
are used TO decorate the ribbon band, on chill
a sh nSs Ire snchor was discolored, and
II had been sewed 20 the ribbon hand. but
nothing wss known as 10 what time tLa chilli
swallowed u, further than previous 10 being
ssken sick IL WAS seen with the snshor in its
mouth. The operation, however, failed 10 Eve
Tel1ef. snd the sufferer grew worse and worse
anti death ensasd on Friday last.
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kFAL ESTATE SALEs.-By Thomas p. Wac
gaman, zeal estate broker and aucfioneer nat
o. iot D. IN square 575, TO Samuel Norman. for
ON Saturday last ID. II. Warner, real estate
broker and auctioneer sold a two,storx ~.
sare root and basement brick dwelling on M
street, near the corner of 9th street ne1, 49,
to the residence Of ex-Governor Wells, for Enocb
Totem, trustee, 70 j. B. Donnelly, at ali ooo
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GROCERIES. &c.
ELPHONZO YOgNGS & CO.,
GROCERS

MdSOni: Temple, corner Ga aad F s,rs,fs,
Beg leave to call your careful attention % tie FOL.
lowing List OF Prices:
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respects, should congult the ADVERTISEMENT ~
Robert n. Green, Of the firm OF Palmer &
Green This house viii be sold at q very reason
city tAe
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IHE Proposed GIRLS REBORN s Ho0L-4
I-s.."r z. to'i5f'ssS f0r fla memorial, gned
y sara ). Spencer, president; susan A Eison,
" j.. vice president; Emma Atwood, secre-
tary- Peter q. Campbell, treasurer: John
Cook, auditor; A. G. RiGdle, solicitor ThOs b.
Florence. \. W. Scharit, Caroline b. winslOw
". y, MIS-. lie Drolct Langdon, board OF truS-
tees OF Girls Reform School. was to-day pre-
sented 20 Congress, setting forth that a. the
government makes provision for the care of
Eagrani and vicious boys. by the establish ment
o. a reform school for boys in the District of
Columbia, and whereas the District legislature
Al us last session, IN response TO a petition OF
Large nun Der OF the best citizens Otthe District
passed Dali establishing q reform school for
girls appointing board OF trustees, and appVO-
pTlatDg - OOu for the purchase OF and pro-
Nlded Congress would make "A sufficient appro-
FTlatOn 20 erect necessary buildings: anil
whereas, until Congress makes such an appro-
pTiStCn- there = and will be no place In the
District OF COlumbIa where the ignorant out
cast. grant, weak, misguided and vicious girls
from Al parts or the United states who daily
and nightly wander through our streets 10
helr own utter ruin and the lasting injury
OF tEe community, can be reclaimed, eiu-
Gated trained and lifted TOR useful lives:
and whereas an examination OF the records OF
reform atOTy instit utiUns established by law IN
ne United States shows that II per cent. OF
tnelT inmates are permanently saved from
wee; ami whereas the president OF the board of
trustees has visited, at our request, the lie aiding
Tef0T matOries OF the east and north, examined
and compared their systems OF MANAGEMENT
and plans Of buildings, and secured n ser
vices OF experienced architects to draw plaus
combining the best features OF these institu-
Ions, on the most economical and effective
bass. Therefore the memorialists pray Con-
gres> 20 examine carefully the provisions OF the
ball establishing this institution, the plans for
building, and the method of reformation pfo-
POSED, and 10 make such appropriation as
VIII render 10 possible 20 open a national girls
reform school in the District Of COlum ola .
wherein OCtcasts and criminals may be Securei
from temptation and vice, and educated ami
trained 20 become industrious, skilful. useful
members Of the community.
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lNcRNDIA RIsN.-Last night some unknown
person entered the ward of house No. 225 n
street and set FIRE to the lattice work next 20 tho
woodshed. Fortunately it was discovered OK
the occupant, Mr.. Corcoran, and extinguisheS
before any damage was done.
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NEW YORK, February The PoEt's financial
article saws: All sales OF gold have been At
III slllS against III .a1IiS Saturday On
Soiu ioans the rates have 20 I for CARRYING
Foreign exchange lie dull and unchanred
money Is easy to-day for call loans at 4s5. AMI
prime mercantile paper, which Is in small SUP.
ply, Is quoted at sas. Govern pent bonds are
auii ara nrm AZ the board. and southern :. re
bonds were dun but firm. The stock msrksf
mas peen nrm but extremely dull
-N
me Markess.
BALTIMORE, Feb. z.-Virginia sixa. ola ~. a.
,i nsoiasted, West Eireniss. lOss; North Oar.
oi,na sizes, special tar, 10 bid TO-DAY.
elIs@Ha. Flour duh and nominal: eonse..i 81:
would bsNe 10 be made to sell. Wheat ii MET AMI
steady-Pennsyivania red, 75Gll rs; Others nn
changed. Corn stesdy-white southern. SlG7ss. vel
low southern, 20; mixed western dull, 756lF Oats
duii-southern, sies5s; western, sO6oss Rye wesSsr
e4@SS. Hay unchanged. Provisions quief and stron,
Mes pork, 1880. Bulk meats nominal Rscons
scftye lobbiDe dem and-shouiders s. clear rib ias
e. 9s1s; sugar. cuied hams, l24ls. Lard, eklsA
changed. Whisky shade weak er, 0lS@ loz Sugar
unchanged.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7-stccks auist. Money. a
Gold, ns. Exchange, long, 4si; short, 4s7,i. GOV.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 2-Flour quiet and heavy
Wheat dull and nominal. Corn quiet and ma.
changed.
LOSDeN, Feb. 2, II 30 .. m.-The rate of money At
the stock eichaog, On government securities IL 5
per cent. American secu titles, small sales ~ un-
changed prices. Erie, 45's.
PARIs, Feb. 2.-Rentes IS fraucs, 22is confines
'oNDoN. Feb. ?, D. m Paris disp Itches note
rentes At IS francs 81 Confines.
LoSD6N, Feo. 2,4p; m-The amount OF bul ion
to-day is ESQ Coo. Consois for money, ~ td92a;
for account, % - d92ss Erie. 45bs q 45'4.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

MAS. 81 CRAGIH, NJ. D., has RESUMED
- the practice OF m. dtcine, and offers his prOfes
sion al vices 10 bis friends and the public ONCE
and residence ia Dunbarton street. janSl. I'm
SECOND ANNUAL hAsQUER4DE BALL Of
- the gle kMAN LODGE, No. 81, u. .. G. g., 10
ladies. iar91 Az
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The MINISTRIES SALE.-The public should
remember that Messrs. Latimer & Cleary com
mence the sale for the French Minister to-mor-
row morning. A finer collection of furniture
has never been offered at public in Washin 2
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lNsrECTIoN OF THE COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
FOR WOMEN AND LYING-IN AsNLCN.-Tne
directors, medical board. and building commit
tee OF the Columbia Hospital for Women and
LylDg-in Asyium, together with representative,
OF the city pres, made a tour OF Inspection Of
the hospital on Saturday evening last. Among
tLOse present we're DIR. ,. H. Thompson, SUR
geor-in- charge; DIR. +. \. Ashford. assistant
surgeon. DR.. Noble Young; DIR. Brainard OF
Cleveland, o.; DR.. p. y. Murphy, John 7
Mitchell, end others. The hospital was estab-
hshSd at the earnest solicitation OF DIR. j. II
Thompson and other philanthrOpic gentlemen,
by Congress in 1850, for destitute women who
required medical and surgical attention ami
since its establishment has treated thousands Of
cases II almost every case successfully. The
president OF the board OF directors is Gen. q. p.
BaDcock, and the medical board consists Of j.
H. Thompson. NJ. d, suTgeon-in- charge, F. A.
Ashton, NJ. d. assistant surgeon: p. j.
murphy, VI. d., resident apOthecafy; Noble
HOung, VI. u, f. Howard, NJ. D.. J. T. Nor
gan, VI. ID, ID. A Eitchie, VI. d.. johnson
Eliot y. d.; w. g. II. Newman, NJ. D., con-
s1lting board. Within a couple of wears past
the hospital has been improved and enlarged
and = now one Of the most complete Institu-
tiOns Of the kind in the country. II will com
fOTtably accommodate about one hundred pa
tents. A portion Of these are paid patientS
and the remainder, who are unable to pay their
way are admitted on permits from the Gever.
nor OF the District, Secretary OF tie Interior or
the Surgeon General OF the army or navy A
free dispensary for outside patients is attached
10 the hospital.
After a thorough inspection on SATURDAY., the
directors and others expressed themselves
highly grained with the condition OF the iusti-
clean and the best order prevailed. After the
Inspection the gentlemen present sat down 70 a
holnti1ul dinner, which has been provided for
tie occasion.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- IVA Bridge street, Georgetown.

R1 THOMAS DOWLlNG, Auctionesr,
- ia Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MANsARp
E K0Ss HOUSE ON 81 STREET, GEoRGE-
- By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated December
3 20, loI2, and recorded in Liber No 700 folio Ii9
:, and at request OF party secured thereby. will
stIl al auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
SOth day OF January, 1874, at O'Clock D. m , part
OF Lot No. las, in Beatty and HavKins' addition to
Georgetown, froating IS feet 81 street, and hav-
new Brick Manssrd roof House, No. Al 81 street
near Market street, with stable. The Metrop0li-
tan railroad cars the door, and the property
IN every way desirable, having all the modern i'm
prove ents, gas, hot and cold water, range and
Latrobe stoves.
Terms: One-third in cash; residue of 6, Il aud Is
months, with interest at ten per cent. f. om day Of
sale. SleO depc sit at time of sale. CoRveyaucing
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
Janl%dts TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
fBlDAf, 9th OF February, 1874, same hour and
place: FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
JAMS THOS DOWLING Auc,
CE0BGET0wN TAX-PAYERs-PROPERT
~ OMNGRS residing in Georgetown and the
west End, who desire to settle their In proyement
and Sewerage Tax Bills, and gain the advanta age of
large discount, can do 80 by leaving their bills
with Mr.: Il. L. CROPLEY, our authorized agent
3mee with =. w. Jones, esq, No. ITO, corner Of
brioge and Congress streets, Georgetown, ID. O,
DICKSON & PATTERSON,
Stock Brokers'.
Omces COS 18th street, and 2Os a. street
9. Ff9mpt attention given to obtaining drawback
IoI Old msterIal. Jan2S-2w
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LOCAL NEWS.


EessoaoI Tlsofer.-w. j. Florence as Jules
tsbeDreiIeT," IN al Abime," REHABILITATION
Of Dickens mo Theron ghfsTe."
Fbrds OTeTs Hosss--Miss CarlOtta Leelerq in
sPygmalIon and Gslatea."
T7Sa,sr ConiqX.-The MocheIlo Brothers in
their startling and mysterious feats, and other
miscellaneous attractions.
EsIlGTd's HGU.-The Davenport Brothers.
Hop Of the Presidents Mounted Guard, at
their armory, corner OF sth and streets.
Coreorsn Art Gallery, corner Of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue
Prot. Allan Curr on Love, the Master Pas
81 5" AZ Waugh NJ. e. church.
Second masquerade ball OF the German Lodge,
No. e, L. y. q. B., Forrest Hall, Georgetown.
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Condensed Locals.

No e, L. o. g. B., Forrest Hall, Georgetown.
Condensed Locals.
Lentbegins this year on the 18TH of February.
Attention Is called 70 the advertisement OF
UI. j. h. Hunter in another column.
On Saturday. the jlst OF January, the season
for shooting game in Virginia expired. Five
dollars Is the rne for a breach OF the law.
FOrty-three more wOrkmen we're discharged
from the Washington navy yard on Saturday
IRE companies of the first regiment Ma
tional Guard. in full uniform, will he inspected
tonight by Col. X. l. Fleming at the ArmoTy
Hartz, the ilusionist, the King of conjurers.
will astonlsh the people of Washington az W IL
lard's hall on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
me stockholders OF the Washington Gas
Light Company to day elected the following Iii
rectOrs B. h BartOl, VIM. Orms, John
BAILEY. Chas II. Rogers and Henry l.. Cav
Hon. l.. n. Chandler, OF Virginia, and q ~.
Sam Bond, and Judge Fisher, of Georgia, will
address the Southern Republican Association at
Clarke, e hall t9-morrow evening.
Mis- MaTv Clements. one of the oldest resi-
dents of Montgomery. Md, died last week at
her residence near Rockville in the 92d year OF
her age.
The unveiling of the Scott statue is proposed
for the sd OF February, a. the 22i falls upon
sunday. The Mexican war veterans will have
a celebration that day.
Prof. Q. W. Walter our popular oryanist, has
beer added 10 the attn actions of the next OF ian
concert al the Congregational Church, the fifth
VI Settles 1nlS Will DFlug out a me arTaV
Of our leading amateurs. See notice elsewhere.
To-day Is the Feast of the Publication
commonly called Candlemass. 1t Is a pious
custom on this day, SAYS the FrSsmaa's JaG rH1I
for Catholics TO have a quantity of candles
b.essed, when the ceremony Is publicly per-
formed in the churches.
The FIFTY ghth annual meeting of the Wash
lngton City Orphan Asylum will be held this
evening. a. Foundry NJ. T.. Church, corner of
q and l4th streets, AZ 20 O'Clock. on which oc
casion there will he singing by the children and
addresses by prominent speakers.
The Dashaways' meeting at Temperance hall
last n ght was well attended. After a recitation
by Mr.. jas. II. Powell, addresses were delivered
Nv Mrs. DR. Mary Walker, Senator Upton VIM
p. Drew, jam Barron, and Rev. II. Reed
Twelve persons signed the pledge
\ pigeon shooting match at Kalorama on
Saturday last, IN which Nessrs. Derrick PAGE
Yates, Mills, BENJAMIN, House. Byron. Will
Bans, Dodge, and Wa dell participated re-
SUI ed II A tie between Messrs. Williams Der
rick. and Dodge, who will 'sshOOt off" at some
future day. The prize is dout le- barreled shot
gun.
Mrs Han al Maindhe m a prominsn. MEM
her OF the Hebrew cOngre alton IN this city
celebrated her 10Th birthday OF SATURDAY., ami
Friday Saturday and last night surprise parties
called on her at the residence of her son-in.Iaw
J.. kaTpelles. 1213 eth street, aud presented
their congratulations with presents including
many articles OF silver ware. Some or thess
were from the Rebecea Lodge and Others from
the congregation.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
y Ew BQoKs

NEW BOOKS
sEcEIvED AND rOR sALEAT
sHILLIN6roN'S BOOKSTORES,
Barry Hesfhc rte of roil, hy Authsuv Tr1ii,rc.
Princess Of Thule. Novel, hy Riuiaa RlRrk.
Gtided Age, BY mArk Twain
ntys Of ny Youth, Novel, by Aulela nisard--
The Desd Alive. by VIVA Collins.
Lscl Hester, BY Charlotte Nonge, Author q TIE
Heir q Rsdclife.
Soloen Grain, BY farjeon.
The Netherel A fair. By y. W Dc Forrest
Mn RkMrnIHs e. gs0asrT.
al the NkM MAGAZINES received
PLAYING CARDS, BLAHK BOOKS, auA every
.nA ln TIE stsnonrrg line, Wholesale and retail A.
the very lowest prices.
y. SBILJINGrON.
sn2l-tr BooKsELLER AND NEws AGExr.
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AS Will be seen by the above list, our stock com
prlses StrfeeH different grades aud va -ieties, of
MhlSb We have a large supply now hand, and our
lacliltles Tor obtaining the same such that We
have ne hesiteucy in asserting that we are able r.
compete fully with any house this side CT New YORK
COFFEE.
Our stock IN this line l. also large AMI cornn,a,a
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YALE ALUMNI AssoCIATIoN.-The following
graduates OF Yale College: j. II. Bradley, o.
the class of '2l; G. G. Gov, of 80; Walter
OF 81; and +. A. Pratt, of '5s, have Issued q
call for meeting Of the graduates OF Yale
College in this city, for the purpose OF formi ma
Yale alumni association. The meeting will
be held IN the Circuit Courtroom on wednes
day evening.
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