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2 THE bonded debt OF Houston is 81, $780,
267. .35; the annual interest thereon $i40,-
069.52; the revenues of the city amount to
$164, 800; this leaves the small sum of
$24, 263.4 to defray the annual expenses.
which. of course, is not sufficient, the ex-
penses amounting W AGO, vvO. ms siIows
an annual deficiency of $93, 736.52. And
Honston pays one and one-half per cent. on
real and personal property.
And such must be, sooner or later, the
condition Of any city whose government
falls into the hands of those who are only
interested in one side of the account be-
tween the people and the placemen.
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A SAN MARCOS correspondent writes on
the Fourth as follows: "The millennial
era of the centennial is already being fore
shadowed. The Stars and Stripes were
yesterday morning unfurled to the breeze,
for the first time since the war, from Har-
per's Hall, by Major Donaldson, veteran
of the Mexican war, assisted by an ex-Con-
federate soldier. The sold flag" was
saluted by the brass band with various pa
triotic airs, amid general manifestations Of
satisfaction. The old fires of Sevcnty-six
are rekindled."
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THE San Antonio Herald man is always
writing pufTs to be swallowed by the own
ers of lager beer factories, and then he
swallows the factory. We know it is this
way, for If he swallowed the factory first,
the readers OF the Herald would never en-
counter such difficulties in worrying down
those yarns that so tickle the throats and
fancies of the HeraLd's readers. But the
funniness of the right hand side of the
Herald is due to the solemnity that reigns
on the left. Look at it.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

The undersigned. adnlnistratoy OF the sstate OF NJ
@. MANOR. deceased by virtue OF an order OF sale
made At the June Term A. D. 1875, OF the District
Court OF Travis county Tens will cell In front Of
legal honrs, the hrst Tuesday third day) OF Au-
gust, 1879 as the property Of said estate, rndi.
Vldcd one-hsf interest IN the following described
tract OF land Walnut creek IN said Travis county,
to-wit: 705 acres. part Of the A. Selsby grant, ab
stract No. 10 being the land which belonged In
munity TO Mrs N. q. Manor, deceased, and her frat
hasband, Newell Burdett deceased. Nale 10 be made
In forty acre tracts, and to be commenced as the
east corner OF said A. SeIaby grant Plat exhibited
day OF sale. only enough of said land will be
sold TO pay the debts Of the estate and costs OF ad-
mlnistrAiion Sale will be a public auction for Uni
ted states currency, on credit OF six montAs the
terms prescribed In Section 2t6 81 the Probate Law.
W. II. REYNOLDS,
Adu.'r Of estate OF Mrs. N. G. Manor, deceased.
Austin, July 10. 1873. jyIiditStw
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MucH jealousy, perhaps share OF hatred,
has grown up between Russia and Prussia.
Bismarck is very mad, and thus Prussia is
enrAged. Bismarck may well say EEtat
e'est moi. am the State, and when / sneeze
Prussia is shocked and shakes. Bat it is
the Telegraph, and not Texas, that trembles
when his ExcslIency mods.
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Mr.. WHEELER, fierce reformer and
candidate for place in the convention, at
Denton, would abolish all corporations %
less than three thousand inhabitants.
Either abolish them, and vest their powers
in the Legislature, and keep the Legislature
in perpetual session to attend TO their
wants, or make these corporations capable
of self-government and. Of seIf-prescrva-
ton by restricting suffrage in them TO free
holders. You see, Wheeler Is half right
about il.
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the Dallas Herald thinks il possibly im-
possible TO restrict suffrage in county and
town elections 70 freehoIders. There is
nothing to prevent. 1t has been done
often, and can be done again, and will be,
or Texan corporations will 60 the way Of
those Of other hapiess States east Of the
NisrisaiDui
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THE Memphis Arelanehe has passed into
the hands Of two of the best newspaper
men in the country, A. J. Kellar and II. A.
Thompson. ID. A. Brewer also still writes
ringing, clear, concise editorials for the
AralaHehe. The venerable Appeal still pros
pers as Of yore, and is magnificent, and the
Erening Ledger Is full Of attractiveness.
The city is hardly worthy, in spirit and en-
terprise, of its newspaper press.
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THE towns and villages Of Western
Texas are making up liberal subscriptions
to support McNelly's Texan scouts. This
shows the needs OF the West, and what two
governments owe that horribly wronged
district Of Texas.
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UP AND RsTRAYED

BY Edmond Davidson. before James W. smith,
Justice of the pcsee Of Travis county Texas the fol-
lowing animal: An iRON-0RAY MARk, about
eight yeare old. twelve hands high, and branded cn
the .eft hip thus, n ST. yalned At SIS.
Attest: PRANK BROWN, Clerk.
Tvs wSWs
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no CRRDITORs.

I win, on Monday, June I. commence paying the
dividend declared the e.tate Of A. h. Palm, bsnk-
rupt car be found during business hoars At Thonp
BY order OF tho Committee OF Creditors.
HUGH A. aARALSoN,
Avsrrx. Texas. May 81 is7S- Trustee.
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BLUFF SPRINGS, ONION CREEK,


Editors Democratic Stateman-IhAye been
taking your paper from its commencement,
and admire It's course. / am an old man,
and have seen many changes in govern
ments OF States, often for the worse. /
settled in this county in 1851, and we then
had q good -eo8stitation.Isee see in the last
paper the names of three candidates to
represent us in another convention They
ali live in towns, and hear are lawyers.
One, know, Is 3 smart man, but think
the farmers ought to have some show. We
have the burdens TO bear, pay high taxes,
and now think is the time for candidates
to state their views and pledge themselves
TO some course. We want the old Constitu-
ton with what more Is necessary on the
negro freedom points; then we want all
State and county Offices filed by the vote Of
the people, and none, except judges, elected
for longer time than two years, and think
four years long enough for judges. Short
terms are .Dem0cratie,- and make meA feel
that they are servants Of the people We
want change in the school law and the
road law, and We think about one-hah OF
the number Of judges We now hsye Is
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AN OLD MAN SPEAKS.

The following letter from an old and
esteemed resident of this county has been
received. In giving it space we will call
the special attention of candidates for cleo
ton to the constitutional convention to
what it contains. Our correspondents OBJ
lection to lawyers is, however, not well
founded. Honest and able men have been
nominated, in this district, and even if
they were all lawyers, when they can be
confded in, they would probably be the
best adapted to the work before them. A
mistake, however, has gotten possession Of
the letter-writer's mind. Major West is a
lawyer, and we, would be willing to trust
the framing of constitution to him alone.
Mr.. SAMSON is an educated man, but has
devoted most of his life TO farming, and
this is the case, we believe, with Mr.. Cook.
The fact of these gentlemen being educated
is certainly No serious objection. But here
is what the old gentleman says:
BLUFF SPRINGS. ONION CREEK, !
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TAKEN UP AND EsTRAYED,

Nv samuel Nnckola before Richard ]. Yc1ng.
tastcs o. ths peacs for Fecinet No1 Traye coaniy
lhe folloalng dcaerthed anim2ls BROWN HORSE
vita white IL forehead about fonrtcen hihaa hgh.
sSddle- MARKED branded thns: diamond With IN
ne centre, and coaass,es,nasa ~ sa = -,
EM y Dvss. DePaty. ,sIswss'
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EoR RENT.
TnK AvKNuR HorRE
TAKEN UP AND EsTRAYED

nv c. W. Kicker. before ysmea W. Snith. sussiee
~ he Peaee Toe Trsvis coanty TexnA tbs following
DESCRIBED property to-uit; certain blue geld
tne Abouf rs years old Abont IS hands high, with
Tcst: FRANK BROWN. Clerk.
ny u. s. DUxN, Deputy jyS q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

uno tic fiiblte lid 10 u,rldiien. Is modte
Sannd lebr traurig, lie in 10 iussnOlidem
alter idon 10 BON SAmers ssbeust ju ie.
ben. Sin tieier S4mer; mar IS = dber
tein Glcno, feline Dual obne Sroii. Maria
ouAte tets, DAP ibrc Muttsr Dem 0immel
nabe lei uno 10 tonnte lie ritt eleno
ltln. Sic wuBte, pie iebss @cbei ibrer
Wtutter niislid ici, Dor alem abe: Die bl.
WteIen, welde Tutcr Grunjistus rlr lie
onrbro6te, - lno lie iuar ountbar unb
cr9eben. Dit. ipenn ibr SsrS nit beilisen
Geoanten erfilt mar, uuroe lie beinabe
irob.
SanEa iub es uno Ger @laube erwadte
in ibrem SerSen. @ic slidlid mii,be, ie
iein, lpenn lie chen 10 fiblen tDnntc, mic
Mariu. 80, mir milien sIsi6 meiner
Sdweiter in Srommisfeit uno Gntia9uns
lebcn. wenn ipir sleib lbr zines ielisen So
bes iterben po(cn." iaste lie, uno Damn
leBte lie lid nieoer uno weinte, niht lbe.
0taria uno hire Mutter, ionoern iloer lid
lelbIt ano &ober..
Na6 benz Sesrdbnib febrte Snnna naf
Wooocote Suriif; lie perlieB Maria nit
bersli6en Worten uno poll inni9er 2iete.
Wtaria muBte nun, lid lelblt u~berialien, Der
Welt entgegentreter, wle unlers beili9c
Wutier, Die Stride, es uns Iebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Inn bic Gier bon SeeuOseln gu iuden.
Damn iprang er iucbl BON Der S6be in Die
Gee unb tau6ts iau9jeno uno la6eno
mieosr auf. als Sdbe ss in Den Weasn fir
i'm feline Gsiabr. Iaes oas sefiel &o.
bert. Gr lslbit p%eritano oieie &linite fat
sben 10 gut, aber er bcluun erte Sonp
ni6tsoeitowenigcr.
go liebte Sanna Den Yuben, neil er
Robert liebte, uno bod batte ite cine beims
lide Hur6t Dor Dem iunsen Nfenlhen; es
,uar ibr ala miibts ibrem Spbne our4 oei=
len 9ater ooer feline 9erbinoeten Gin I'm
bell seidebsn. Ser CONNER bate @elo
asbra4t; aus Den eriparten uiersis pfuno
wuren bunosrt 9eworOen. aber gamma
fannie ben innern 6rieoen ni6t mebr =
oas 2eben bate feline Grcuoen p~erloren
uno BOT ibr nur 6urdt uno Gorge.
5criiesunJ fclst.
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THE COURTS.

fOLICE COURT-JUl0c O7lcu.
To day, James Woods, cursing;. IS; also
cnarged with carrying concealed weapon;
s25. Jerry Donaven, profanity; SO. Henry
Mason, trespassing on parking; forfeited.
Jacob Leeder forfeited. Daniel O'Brien, pro-
family; IS. James Brown forfeited. Thomas
Beadle, alias RyOn, vagrancy; sent down.
James A. SkiltOn, disOrderly assemblage;
continued until Monday. Molly Pinkney,
profanity; IS. Charles Jacobs forfeited.
Charles johnson and Thomas Jones do. VIM.
Luce, disorderly; So. Mary E. johnson and
Fanny Page, disorderly; IS. Charles Conner,
John j. White and VIM. 8. Slight, disor,
derby; forfeited. Emma Howard, do; do.
Cornelius Phillips, do; as. James Craig,
loud and boisterous; So. Willie Street. va
grancy; sent down. Willie Nelson, do; do.
Margaret Crane, profanity, on the complaint
of Kate Moran. forfeited collateral. John
Pierson, Mary E. PiersOn and Hugh Small.
arreited on a warrant on the complaint OF
Cornelius Harrison, charging them with
harbOring his minor sister, were dismissed
there being no law covering such a case.
David Harring tOn, threats to Mary Har-
rineton; bonds TO keep the peace. John II.
Tascoe, assault and battery on Nina Gibson;
s., or seven days. Catherine Bell, threats To
Frances Hill; bonds in $50 to keep the peace.
Peggy Foley, threats to Annie Foley; bonds
in 800 to keep the peace. Charles Saunders,
ARRAY on Pennsylvania avenue; So.
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ALEXANDRA

A FREE BRIDGE.-A call is issued by a
number of prominent citizens OF the Falls
Church neighborhoOd in Fairfax county, for
meeting to be held in that town on Tuesday
next, at O'Clock p. m, to take some action
looking to the abatement Of the Georgetown
Aqueduct bridge monopoly, and the erection
OF a free bridge, at or near that point
ILL.-Col. George H. Terrett, who was an
officer in the United States army previous
to the late war, and who commanded the
forces in this city at the time OF its evacua-
tion, by the confederate troops. lies seriously
Ill at bis residence near this city of . par
alytic attack, and his recovery is not ex-
pected. He is about seventy years Of age
Sentinel, 18th.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.-Mayor
kemper, In accordance with Invitations re-
ceived from Memphis and st. Louis, has APP
pointed Messrs. John 8. Barbour, Lewis Nc
Kenzie, Linden Kent, and ]. B. Smoot, dele
gates to the conventions TO be held In those
cities In favor Of the building OF southern
Pacific railroad.
DECLINES A PASTORAL CALL.-Rev.
Henderson Suter, OF Liberty, Bedford coun-
~, Virginia, has declined the call lately ex-
tended to him by the vestry Of Christ church
In this city.-Gdzefte, 12th.
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN HAIR BRUsHEs.-Made from
the best of Russian Bristles- They are stin
and penetrating, and will cleanse the head
thoroughly from dandruff and dust. A full
line of the Crown Tooth Brushes. Hair Brush
es and Combs, by w. s. Thompson, druggist,
103 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13

USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
2sth, 1876. I'LL:
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PoCKErBooKs, memorsndums. pencils,
ard every form OF pocket stationery fn great
variety and very low prices, at Junction
depot, r and 9th streets, tonight.
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We therefore can public etssnfion 70 nsir msrts g
. general family Ihyac; PIsIared With the great
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action 4 prompt. certain and sasctual.
They start the liver IN healthy and active opera
ton.
They cure biIlioumea, DICK hsadachs and costivs-
ueDo.
They are invaluable for Indigestion and dys.
persia.
they Thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not gr1De or give pain during their &C.
They ere adaDtsd for general uss Children and
and robust. Hons ssads. they ere always frssS,
while patent pills generally are not) and conpe.
9uenfiX uniformly edeotuai. Price, = csats per
ARTHUR uAYYANS, Pharmacist,
ost0.6 Osgnsf a Cd y serssts nsEthMsse
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MASONIC ELECrIoN.-At the annual CON-
vocation ~ Eureka Royal Arch Chapter last
evening officers were elected as follows: Jas
p. Pearson, M. T.. III. p; Will A. Short, r..
n; Charles Hadaway, E. g.; VIM. III. Goods.
treasurer; 3. John Thomson, secretary; Z. b.
MacGrOtty, corpOratOr.
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,rHERE is great satisfaction IN putting on
an Elmwood collar. No pulling this way
and hat way, as IL ats az once.-Adr.
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criminal court that such person had An I'M
lawful purpoee In view at the time OF ARE st,
violate any law of the District for the term
OF one year. shall be committed to Jail for a
term no: exceeding ninety days, az the dis
erection Of such court.
CARE OF PAUPERs.
9Th. That the local authorities be author-
lied and required To make Immediate and
ample provisions for the care and suesis.
gress epact such penalties for house. door
and street begging for aims as shall effec.u-
ally preventit in the future.
NEw STATION HOUSES.
And 9Th. That said local authorities be
also required to provide permanent suitable
buildings for the foil accommodation OF the
police at central places in each of the pre-
cincts where temporary provision only has
been made.
Accompanying Reports.
The superintendent's report of the work of
the police force shows that the whole num-
Der OF arrests during the year were i"I51. OF
The offences may be classed as against the
person, 1883 males, 1 GA females and against
property, S.s6I males, and $50 females. OF
the cases reported, 4,69l were dismissed: 4
were turned over to the military: 1. Dos were
sent to Jail for court; $50 gave bail for court:
LIB were sent to the wOrkhouse; 1917 gave Sc,
curity TO keep the peace; G5 were sent 10 the
reform school; II were not disposed of. and in
2,l9i cases various light punishments were
inflicted. Fines were imposed I'm S719 cases
amounting 10 S3ofZsto. OF which amount
S14, 1880 came from District cases. and -.
81 80 from Unite States cases, the remain
der being appealed. The number of Destitute
persons furnished with lodgings was - ,0st:
lost hlcfen restored TO parents 8; sic, or
disabled persons assisted or taken 10 hospi
tails, 1873; horses, cattle, or vehicles found
astray and Returned 10 owners 2yI; t,r..S in
the District, 19i; accidents reported, 1es: in
quests attended, al; persons fod al dead, 2;
dead and abandoned infants Juud, 10; sui
cides, I.
The tveasuIeI's report sh Tvs Ca an e on
hand OF ssl1,lS sc.
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FRECKLKs removed by Natures Beautifier.
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiier.
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NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

PHILApELPRIA, ALEKlNDRIA, WASH.
LhGToN AND GE0RGkTO
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North wharves, Philsdellhis,
SATURDAY, at m
From 9 " aier street Georgetown.
DO, noHDAr.st m.
Regular mi-weekly Line of Steamers for Proyi-
deDce, Boston and New England States. No wharf
WIN cLYpi < G srP ssll ss;Gi isr D. Of O.
IA. kEID, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID. G. MINK. So ; evonshire sweet. Boston.
~freieht. delivered By kDox kxPrses. Ordsp
At the Steamer Wharf, WI be PROMPTLY attended
TO. sep2 fr
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TERRIBLE FALL OF MAN FORTY FEET
THROUGH HATCHWA bout O'Clock
last night, Frank Mitchell, in the employ of
w. b Moses & Co, was sent 10 take no some
carpet in the Coast Survey Office, and, com
bdetlng his work. he started to leave the
building, and fell through n hatchway, a
distance OF forty feet, 10 the lower floor. The
watctman discovered him and notihed Mr..
Moses, who procured a.. Stance and had the
unfortunate man conveyed TO Providence
Hospital, where DR.. A. l.. Johnson called to
see him, and pronounced his wounds OF a
very serious character. Mitchell has a wife
end several small children. This morning
his condition appeared still 10 be critical,
hut the physicians have hopes for his re
cOyeTy.
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RemoyaI-CeYms. he

n, kemovaI-Cerns, &ct
~, .rd after December LIST, DIR. White,
o~rolotiS, will occupy the very eligible
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite wiilard's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, &c.
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A FATAL FALL FROM THE Roof OF THE
INV JAII.-This morning about < O'Clock.
Michael Delaney, cOppersmith, while
working on the roof of the new jail. slipped
and fell, as is supposed, on account OF the
frost, and was killed. The distance is about
forty feet. Michael Delaney was a ma
Of sge, and single man. His parents reside
in Brooklyn, and were at once notified by
telegraph OF the sad occurrence. The corO-
ner was notified, and arriv ed there soon after
the accident, but deemed an inquest unne-
cessary, as IL was clearly an accident. The
body was turned over TO the underta kers,
Messrs. Zurhorst & Burgdorf. to prepare for
burial, and will be kept until the arrival OF
friends of deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13

THE SNYDER RELEASE CAL as,ara,v
after the arguments In the case of Evans. for
conspiracy, tmotion To quashl had con-
eiuced. Judge Macarthur adjourned the
court to next Saturday, 10Th instant. in.
timating that he would then announce mis-
decision. S
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CLAIMFD.-The fine horse which arrived
here several weeks ago by the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, and whose owner has
been sought for by the officials and the pO-
lice. has been claimed by q gentleman from
ST. Louis, who had shipped him here. The
missing groom has not turned up yet.
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A NkW ARRIVAL or HANDSOME DRrSS
= Ihl1MlNGs In he --latest Stgle- 80 Patterns
~ WILLIAMS
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TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of LADIES
and MISSES CLUAhS and nEESseS -
hiooeIa'e p-ices, ~ WILLIAMS
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The Nobby English W orsted Overcast,
A Fine Elysian Beaver Overcoat, Silk Front,
A Handsome Ely sian Beaver Overeost, silK Front,
81, formerly SIS
. D.e. O,e ~, formerly 60
A Magnificent Fur Beaver Overcost. SIX Trout,
A Splendid Fur Beaver Overcoat, Silk Front,
A Grand Chinchilla Overcoat,
An Atwood Chinchiua Overcoat,
Fine English worsted Suit, Straight Froca,'
Fine English worsted Suit, Straight Frock,
genuine Moscow Beaver Suit,
$40, formerly s2s
Magnificent Cass. Suit, St. Bernard Style,
A Nobby Cass. SUIT, Lester wallsek style,
Stylish Cas-. Suit,
A Sty lish Cas- Suit,
$40 formerly SIS
Ss, formerly SO
And balance OF Stock in proportion. too numerous
to mention. Special attention is called to '''''
YOUTHS BOYS AMP re- SHILDRENs CLOTH
HCALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.
A. sTRAUS,
lOll PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
N. BAH purchasers should bear in mind that
the above Goods are thoroughly shrunk, and made
equal to custom work. oct7o tn
FU0SELL = CO,
1877 NEW YORK AVENUE,
Hsg lssSe to snnoaacs that they are nov ssryns
Sy..sr., Lee SsSS Sssa 6S:r Ss Ru.e, ~
Jelness Co., delivered In any part Of the
city.
tice, Of reasonable prices. Quality cannot be sx.
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A SENSATION IN THE CRIMINAL COURT
IlIss Oakley Sentenced Yesterday afternoon
Russ Oakley, who had been convicted in the
Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur of lar
ceny. was called up for sentence. The court
briefly addressed her, expressing regret that
there is not some good Institution OF a re-
formafory character 10 which she could be
cent, ard sentenced her to one year in the
Albany penitentiary. Puss stood still mo-
ment; then che uttered a piercing scream.
q I'd shouted; Eyes, sir; and by c., will
fix that man II ! live to come out, with a
perfect torrent Of shrieks, threats and pro-
family, which was only stopped when two
bailiffs seized and hurried her toward the
door, and cut through the corridor To the
lail.
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LADIES' GOODS.

Tor lot CHILpRES's CLoTH CLOVIS sND
~ MIlTS. IN Scarlet. Blue sud White, A. Is c~n-s
rair, receives this day st
DAVIS.
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WELLESLEY CoLLEGE.-A wealthy re-
tired lawyer OF Boston, "a former patron OF
Rufus Choate, has recently erected, At his
ION, and placed IL in the hands OF trustees,
LOT The purpose of giving, as he declares,
tine girls just as good an education as the
Doys get al Harvard" As will be seen by
Inc advertisement in another column an
elaborate illustrated description of the col
Ieee, oy gentleman of this city, will APP
pear ~ Lne washington Chronicle tomorrow
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