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NOTICE.

An communication either ~ an editorial or husl-
nes- character should 10 aidrer-ei 10 HILTON A
CAMPBELL hos ~, stanford, Ky.
Al monies RENTED tw advertlsinr subscription
az lob work must h. In chccts post-oice money
order express II gill he al she parties own risk
ora sorxui
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pr. J. J. brown, Nj Vernon =. u. ntstin, Highland;
sam D. Csmpieli, Turncrsviile Dr. " N. Gris-tcai,
shelby city.
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Go 10 the JouRSAL ollics for your Horse
and Jack Bills.
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Goto the Journal office for your Hor.,
and Jack Ellis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27
AL E x A N D B A.

FOUND DEAD.-On Sunday morning last a.
MIR. Arthur Cleveland was passing along the
old Seminary road he discovered a colored nj an
named Henry Bell, lying dead near the resi-
dence of Mr.. Albert F. Howard. He reported
the fact to Justice Barnum, who, acting As
coroner, held an inquest upon the body, Con-
stable Howard summOning jury, of which Mr..
Bontz was foreman, and Doctor Mccormick
examining physician. The verdict of the jury
Was that the deceased came to his death from
intemperance and exposure.
IRE FLOATING DOCK for the W. G.. V. NJ. &
q. ). railroad connection with the East Alex
andris railroad, has been completed under the
direction of Mr.. p. r. Evans, and will be
launched Tomorrow. 1t is thought, should the
weather continue favorable, that the work at
either side will be completed in two weeks, and
trains running. This is hardly probable how
ever.-SeHtiRel, last ereniRq.
The UPPER POTOMAC STEAMBOAT LINE
Mr.. Grim, of Pittsburg, the contractor for
building the new boat of the Upper Potomac
Steamboat Company, has gotten out most OF
the timber he will require, and is busilv en-
gagged at Accotink, where the boat is to be built ,
in making arrangements for the early com
mencement of his work. The contract for the
boilers and machinery of tile new boat has not
yet been awarded, but il is understood that it
Will be given to Mr. W. 5. Moore of this CITY,
GdSette, last eUening.
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G EORGETOWN n.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS, At the ANIMAL
meeting of Heber Tent, No. 10, I. o. of R., last
night the following officers were elected: r. A.
Daw, +. z. r.; W. F. Gardner, q. r.; l.. ID.
Brigham, ID. Il q. B. wIbert, shepherd; G. A.
Littlejohn, K. S; II. Hudson, +. s.; II. II. b.
House, treas; j. 5. Crown, levite: Benz. NJ.
Caldwell, l. G.; VIM. Whelan, o. g.; II. Hud-
son, chaplain.
Mr.. BOwTRIER has engaged to give an enter
tsnment for the benefit of the Aged women's
Home of this city. See advertisement.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were no receipts of
grain to-day. The sales of 1,l50 bushels red
wheat Is reported at SILT.
MRS. SAMUEL WHEATLRY, who was thrown
from her carriage on Saturday evening last and
seriously injured, is suffering from internal in
juries, producing slight hemorrhage. She is
not unconscious.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Ofce Of Chtsf SigHnl OMeey
WASHINGTON, d. January q, 1874, 1880 q m
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FouR HOURS
The barometer is highest near the south Atlantic
coast, and 1t has fallen in the districts east OF the
Mississippi river. The temperature has risen slight.
y in the districts on the Atlantic coast, and de
cidedly in the districts OF the Mississippi valley
CLOUDY and thrsatsning weather, with southeriy
and lower lake region. Rain is reported from Ten.
nessee and Themes northward over the Ohio valley.
the southern portion of the lake region, and the
per Mississippi valley. The cloudiness has in.
creased, with light southerly to easterly Winds in
the south Atlantic and gulf states. Light snow now
prevails in northern New England and Minnesota
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England, the middle
s'ates, and the lower lake region, cloudy weather
and southeasterly TO esterly winds will pre-
vail, with falling barometer and rain, except in
northern New gland, where snow is probable.
For the upper lake region and thence southwark to
the sulf cost, cloudy westh and ain will prevail
during the day, with southcrly winds and falling
bart meter. rGr the northwest, generally cloudy
wsaher, with lower temperature, fresh to brisk
northerly and westerly winds, aud snow or rain in
the upper Missis ippi valley near Lake Superior,
s,n states falling barometer, rising temper
sstu1e, mo partly cloudy weather during the day,
iohowed oy threatening weather on Tuesday night.
a, The Tttusvilie PA Herald has For some
as Q medicine.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE: Jan: E.-virginia SKIES, CONSOLE
dated, 52n West Vrginia's, IL. North Carolina
slxss, old, 81 do, new, IA; do, special tax, bid
BALTIMORE, Jan. Z.-Ootton dull and weak, AZ
dl4S. Flour in improved demand aud firnisr-
howard street, superhne. 8 25G6 10. do, extra,
o A@7 rs; do. family, 775@90O: City Mills, super
a1 Ss 2 S 2s do extra 72s@g;Oo; DO; family
6IGa7 Is; DO, family, 775@9o0. Wheat steady
white choice, .95; fair to p line do, l756DI IS;
choice an Der, 930nl 81; good TO prime red / 500
80; common to fair do, l6OGl.75; Pennsylvania
90, ltOGl.IOi western spring, / 50dl.5s C-rn
dulI-whlte southern, 760lS5; yellow southern 8O{o
81; mixed western nominal, 50. Oats auiet-,outh-
ern, 1900; western, 1908. Rive weaker, 9s. Hay
unchanged. Provisions very stToqR and buoya
Porn unchanged. Bulk meats, 7@l7Sa; clear rib
sides, az. Bacon, active jobbing dem and-shoul
ders; s. clear rib sides, ga @9,s. Hams unchan ged
Lard unchanged. Western butter quiet Coffee
strong and unchanged. Whisky Iominally un.
changed Sugar unchanged.
NEW New foRk, jan Z.astocks active. upward ten
Iency. money 5 bid. Gold, lln. Exchange, long,
4sS4 shorf, 4a. Governments active and strong
NEW YORK, Jan. T.-Flour steady. Wheat
Gull and heavy. Corn dull and nominal,
LONDON, Jan; ~, 1880 p. m.-The weather
throughout England to-day is fair. Bonds of 1867,
l0si4; new fyes. l051s; New York Central, 955s
Erie preferred, 90 Paris dispatches quote rentes
at IS francs, NJ centimes.
LONDON, Jan. q. $50 m..-The amount of bullion
Is f25,e0Q.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Washington Stock Exchange. Ian D

Quotations furnished By MIDDLETON e CO., bnnEers
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U. ). gold, II 4 bid, llR asked L. s.
bonds 5'20's, 1862, NJ. * N, Is bid: 1856, j. <;
j., IL bid; 1865, j. Il j, III i bid currency
6s, r. NJ. a: u N, ll3H bid, 10-4O's, NJ. * s.,
ll2k bid. Bank StOcks-National Metropolis
tan Bank, 90 bid, 90 asked; Second National
Bank, % bid, 90 asked. City Passenger Rail-
roads-Metropolitan stock, q 4 bid, 80 = asked
Metropolitan bonds, S3 bid. Sundry List
National Theater bonds, j. & j., I per cent ,
90 asked; Masonic Temple bonds, F. & A.. per
cent, gold, 81 bid; Washington CITY gas stock
80 bid; Mariposa Land and Mining Co.. S. com
mon. I bid; do, preferred, IS bid; Chesapeake
OHIO Canal preferred bonds, 100 bid; l15
asked; Washington Market Company bonds 10
?: C., 1OOH asked; New York, Alexandria
Washington * Georgetown s. Co. SIX, 1871 asked.
District Securties-(District of Columbia y
Permanent improvements, rs, j. & j., 1891, IS :
bid; observation-disclosures certificates 3-iO NJ
", 1873, IS : bid, 80 asked; 10 year bonds, 6's
y. q J., 1873, S5H bid, 50 asked; Fund loan
bonds, lleg.) 6s e., M. & N, 1902, IS bid:
(Georgetown)-General stock, 6's j. & j. & o.,
at pleasure, 10 asked. Board of Public
Works-Certihcates. general improvement, SIS,
D. & D., 1874, sly bid, IS asked; do. 1875 10 bid
% asked; do. 1876, 72H bid, TAX asked; do 1917,
II bid, I2H asked; do. 1873, y asked; do series
I3H bld, ~ asked. Certificates, sewer, SIS, 1874.
y. * j., y bid, Is asked; do. 1876, 81 bid. 10
40 1877, o. } bid; do. 1878, 60 bid, Il asked do.
series, 20 bid, 20 4 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

HELMBOLD's BUCHU-the only extract of that
wonderful curative shrub that contains its full
virtues, is still considered the true specific for
Kidney Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Calculus,
DrOpsy, and those obscure diseases that under
mine life and rob it of enjoyment. DIR. Helm
bold, who spent fortune in making his dis
covery known, has lived to see it endorsed bv
the physicians and people of two continents
Remember that it is Helmbold's Extract that
cures when all others fail. For sale by all
druggists. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

NEGLECTED toUGHs AND CoLDs.-Few are
aware of the Importance of checking a Cough
or common Cold, IN its first stage; that which
in the beginning would yield to browns
Bronchial Troches, if neglected, often works
upon the Lungs. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27
CITY ITEMS.

QUARTER OF A MILLIoN-The holder of
the ticket drawing the first prize in Kentucky
Library Gift Concert, will receive $3.50 900 in
cash, and there are II ,999 other cash gifts. The
concert takes place March 81, 1874, and there
will lie no postponement. Every ticket will be
sold before the LIST day of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

THR NEW CAFE connected with the popular
Dubant Restaurant has now been opened for
the accommodation of guests. 1t is an estab-
lishment that has been much needed in that
part of the city for the of ladies and gentle
men, and no pains or expense has been spared
in fitting IL up. As in the case of the fayorite
restaurant of which 1t is a feature, every care
will be taken to secure the comfort and enjoy
ment of guests, and to make it proper place Of
resort for the most select and respectable people,
IL is TO be conducted by Mr.. William J. Martin,
the capable manager of the Dubant Restaurant.
The entrance to the cafe 1t may be added Is on
9th street, three doors north OF Pennsylvania
avenue,
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Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, January H.-The Posts financial
article says: 1.-The market is extremely easv,
with demand loans quoted at 4 to 6-5 being the
ruling rate on pledge of ordinary stock ex-
change securities. The best mercantile paper
is quoted at 6 to 8, and some of the banks inform
they are buying prime paper at 6. Sales of
gold have been at 11hs11X, the opening
price having been IFS and the present
price being ii X. On gold loans the rates
nave been 8, 5H, and 6 for carving
Foreign exchange is dull and steady.
FIlme bankers sterling nominally, 4834 and
4oI, with business as low as 4S3 and 1867. The
life, prices having fuctuated within narrow
limits Everybody. spectators included, are
waiting for the action of Congress on Dawes
PHI ana other measures calculated to show the
temper OF Congress. Government bonds are
htm. Southern state bonds at the boards were
strong and higher, with business in various
issues OF Tennessee's, Missouri's and Virginia
consols especial tax" North Carolina's
"third class !" sold at O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27
Condensed LncaIs

The Theater Comique holds 1.-THE Winning
Hand" tonight.
orders have been issued for plank foOtwalk
on LIST street, between l. and VI streets.
The revival is still in progress at the Fifth
Baptist Church, Rev. G. G. Meador pastor.
The Grand Division, Sons OF Temperance,
viii meet this evening. See advertisement.
Florian HitZ, of Capitol Hill, was yesterday
appointed a hour inspector, vice Henry VIII,
resigned.
Only about one hundred seats for Cough =
lecture to- night remained unsold at noon to-
day. Go early if YOU would get in
Rev. Father T. j. O'TOOle, formerly OF st;
Patrick's Catholic Church in this city, and
now of Brooklyn, New York. is in the city.
The contract for inks, rubber bands, &c, for
the Post Office department has been awarded
to Robert Beall, stationer, 49, Pennsylvania
The Washington City Bible Society held a
regular monthly meeting Yesterday. and voted
a Bible each for the Vice Presidents and
Speakers rooms at the Capitol
The baltimore AmGyjcGH of this morning SAYS:
~ II is reported that Mr.. Noah Walker of the
extensive clothing house of Noah Walker &
Co, is lying quite i'll at his country seat, near
Pikesyille, Baltimore country, from an alice
ton OF the heart"
Fiat Justitia" writes to THE STAR to say
that the meeting at Clarke's hall, on Sunday
afternoon was not Communist or an infdel
affair, but simply a "PeOple's meeting"
wherein any subject preferred by the majority
- discussed, with no vote upon the result or
other attempt to give direction to its influence
Mr.. Frederick A. Boswell is lying quite I'll
from the effects of two severe hemorrhages
one on Sunday and the other yesterday morn
ing. His physician. DR.. SOnnenschmidt. has
been in constant attendance and feels some
what apprehensive of the result, should there
be recurrence of the hemOrrhages.
About O'Clock last night, Officer AldIch
gave chase after a colOred man on MARYLAND
avenue, near { y street, who was carving a
large basket. Being holly pursued, he dropped
the basket and ran. The officer, on examining
~ found that 1t contained about Il dozen eggs,
which had undoubtedly been stolen. They are
now at the LIST precinct station, awaiting the
call OF the owner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

GEN. PIKK's LECTURE LAST NIGHr.-At a
special meeting of THE American Union
Academy Of Literature, Science, and Art, last
night. the main feature was a lecture by Gene
raj Albert Pike on "The Doctrines and Gods of
the Vedas." II was an instructive discourse in
which the speaker graphically sketched the
manners, customs and habits of our oriental
ancestors who hourished ten thousand years
before the Christian era, and wildly pictured
the yastness, beauty and richness of the land
they inhabited. This was the first of a series of
eight lectures which General Pike has con-
densed from an elaborate work prepared by
him on the history of man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

WAS Mr.. BADEN MuRDRRKD?-The grand
Jury are examining into the circumstances OF
me death Of John Baden, q well-known farmer
OF Prince Georges county, Md, who was found
near Goed Hope, over the Eastern branch, dead
., lying some months since. The coroner gave
put nom the fact that certain drafts he was
known 10 have had with him were not found
robbed. - VA ussou snu
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THR GIRLS REFORM SCHoOL.-At a meeting
OF the trustees OF the Girls Reform School last
evening, in the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, the president, Mrs. Sara j.
Spencer, in her remarks, stated that the most
appalling cases of exposure, suffering and
neglect came before her so often that she was
beWildeTed and oppressed with the extent of
the work to be done. The majority of the girls
who were sent to her for help i'm their direst ev-
tremity were very young and very ignorant.
Il ne cases were So numerous, and their need so
pressing, that she had been greatly hindered in
carrying cut the instructions of the board given
at their last meeting. She had secured the
printing Of 500 copies of the petition asking for
the establishment of the institution and the bill
incorporating il. At her request Messrs Lin
coin and Weber, architects, of Baltimore, hal
Inspected the Ivy Htll property, and ascertained
that II would be necessary to cut down the hill
at least twelve feet in order to erect npon il
suitable buildings. This expense would not be
less than sc 600, which sum would purchase
building site upon level land in quite as desira-
bic position II was ascertained upon inquiry
that thirteen acres of level land adjoining wv
Hall could be purchased if desired. The board
instructed the president to make immediate an
phcatiOn TO Congress for aid in this much
needed work, and all the members OF the board
pledged themselves to aid to the utmost of their
ability in securing, at the earliest possible day
favorable action in behalf Of these Outcast
women and children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

TIE ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine must COM
Dand the attention Of that part of the public
Interested in labor saving inventions. Our
readers are referred ~ IL for interesting facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

DIR. WIIJALBA FkIKkLL's entertainment at
Masonic Temple last evening was well attended,
and the audience was mystihed by the wonder
full feats Of the cunning professor of the black
art. Tonight 10 the last chance 10 see him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

Mr.. HENRY boswell, an old resident of this
city, and well-known for years past as q clerk
of the brick yard Of the late Adam Grinder.
died on Monday morning, from q short illess, at
his residence, on New Jersey avenue, between
J. and NJ streets southf asst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

al TOLD YoU SO, or an AutoSioara piyr is the
name Of q thrilling narrative OF real life we have
received, written by Mrs. T. n. Doutney whose
husband is soon to lecture in this city on
Temperance, his career being depicted in the
volume under notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

BUILDING PERMITS have bean issra1 ,s 70,
lows; Sigman & Block, story franz. III
street, between H and L, southwest: Isaac BEN
edlct, frame, East Capitol street, between "a
brick, street, between 4th and 5th, north,
west.
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Aacf- GeOTsetewn.

TRUSTEES, SALE THREE STORY BRICK
STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated December
A. ID. ISL, duly recorded in LiDer No. So,
- folio SCI, ct seq one of the land records for
washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the parties secured thereby
we VIII sell, IN front Of the premises at public auc
tlon, on MONDAY, February ,, lisa, at { o'clock
p, M, al that certain piece OF parcel of ground
sltnate, lying, aud being in Georgetown, D. O., and
known and described on the land records OF SAID
city as part of lot four "a in "0d GeCrgetown,'
peglnnlng for the same at the end of thirteen (3l
rect eight 81 inc hes east of the beginning point OF
sald lot, as conveyed to William Cooking being on
the Forth side OF Bridge street. and running thence
east on said Bridge street twenty (2OD feet thence
Que north three hundred 1901 feet theace west ana
parallel with Bridge street twenty 400 feet, ant
thence south three hundred 1901 feet 10 the place Of
beslnning, together with all the improvements
consisting OF neat three story brick house with
store on first floor ~
Terms-as prescribed by the deed oftrust-sl an.
with interest at the rae Of ten (l0J per cent per
snnum from December g. ISL, TO day Of sale, and ex-
penses OF sale 10 cash balance at six and twelve
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
ing interest from the day of sale, and secured by a
oeed 81 trust onthe property sold, will be taken A
deposit OF SlW will be required on the day Of sale
ana all conveyancing at the EXP ense of tie pur.
chaser, - 0 fN-
II terms of sale not complied with in seven
Gays the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser, after five days advertisement in some one
or more newspapers published in the city Of Wash
BRAINARD h. WARNER, r.-
CHARLES JAMES, trustees.
JanH-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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NATIONAL THRArRR.

WASHINGTON, January 70, lSI4.S
John Z. Ford, Es9.-My Dear Sir: Your kind
favor Of the oath is at hand. For your kindly
assistance and expression of good will permit
me to express my thanks, and with gratitude
accept your prefer, and with your good wishes
sure the house on Wednesday night will be a
warm one. Very truly and faithfully yours,
j, G, SAyIIIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-27

WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are aware
that 1t is this same element in the system tina.
gives us strength and vigOr, and that an INSULT
cheney of it causes weakness and debility. The
PERUVIAN Syrup, protOxide of iron, is prepared
expressly to supply this vitalizing element 6
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LOCAL NE W 8.
Amusements, &C, TO-nIxhi


National Thedter-J. q. Sayille a. "Bob
Sackett, !" in Saratoga"
Fbrds Opera Hotss--E. A. SOthern a. "Sam,"
Dundreary's eccentric brother.
TAsater Comiqu>.-The sensational drama of
1.-THE Winning Hand" and other attractions.
Masonic Tsmple.-Dr. waljslba Frikell, the
Prestdigitatuer.
WIZARDS HGH-The Royal Marionettes.
LINCOLN HaH.-Lecture by John b. Cough
might Scenes in a great Metropolis"
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FORD's OPERA HOUSE, }

WASHINGTON, January "a, lS74.}
Mr.. j. G. Sdrille-My Dear Sir: | most cor
daily agree to Mr.. Sothern assisting at YOUR
benefit, with any members of our company who
can aid in the performance, with the feryent
hope that such an anniversary NAV assure Won
that house can be warmed by hearts as well
as flames. i am, as ever, your friend,
4 II Eopo