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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
Sales In Auttion.

4. .iEEWN. Aucnoneer.
Ivy BANGS UERWIN & Co., COS broadway,
near Oldst.-saies OF Books, WORKS OF An f@O'y
Sosi% &c
gf'RUSTEEs SALE IN PHILADELPHIA
OGOTT7 ESTATE OF JAY COOKE.
THOMAS * Sous, Auci!onr
.- &c NJ 'rI-lNITTRE. NIRRORS. fl NoS Gu
TaIS~. CHINA. HOT IIOI 81 PA l-. GO 40
,f.EnAN fi-l.-fiAN. and WEDNESDAY, sept o. =:
a. y st II ococ,, al the MANSION knoa !" ICON H.
Nlls. la lhil" IRON 'd hOrA i"4' '''O' " '
\ .gsk Peuusylvat.s EaiI tfi. - -. ,,.
.,t, 10, v % Dr. sold on Nf'ln''it!
h.. .1si8.p. . Two 81. previous 10 slir
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Waters.
Waters.
COLOnTD ROY (ahont 10 wants sit

/ COTOnND BOY llN0nt 10 wants slth-
= aiio rs tlTci, ~ as % rL ~ stoS. ~ coca
common educ and WIFI max lnu.,f generally t-ff L
, Al oil address To- two DAYS. 10 tllsi 22l-t.
ETANTED-By respectable GhirmIn, a
~ -gTT ArIDN .sWAIIIt and 10 mae himself nseiul'
rooi To- renee. Address. tirr' days 100 st .7tiS
itti AtA,tyt.
W. AITIR.-A French Young man ae waiter
~ ina private -arvi understands l' an's ro'"'g'l
- . SILVER. l:d5. &C., 'd t
furnish ps epuoa Die r.ielcncr-. Ai"ly ct CDhiL
AGIECF lO9 '',t ;,.tl--t.. corner oi Droid"dy.
WAITER ana USAfUL.--A coloied you ,ii';
~ i..r Ir, I,- . %. private .iniiyt I'D cy ~
cnurfr 'rriafs l, duiis Thoroughly, all wiling 'o
Be- ni.l,'4 i; ON tfil' ~. f,it Isl i'''i'
Apply 40 Ou&L4S AGENCN. 100 West '.th-st corner 81
broadway.
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C,n 90 N.w YoIK, pRPARTMBNI uf FINANCE
BtLFA. FOR TaH COLLECTION 81 tAAhs,


lFA. I.H COLAECIION 81 fAAhS
,ry,ao,er ?..s Nc. - FHAnBEEssI. sept. H. ls75.)
NOTICE ~ TAH-PAY Frs Otice IS
Y 6ere,y yi~c,. ttl, "a. ASSESSMENT ROLLS on REAL
~. rtl~,..,N Al PROPERTY ana BANK STOCK IA
a. tfy nd count YORK for the yeaE 1915 have ietn
fv Idc1 eir' aIu that INC IlAs t"e"n a'
NJ . dsa, xiG l,tvah al & * Oice. 49, ..- .
g.xr ~ rl,., al lcor, Ts day o; NoytmteT next,
"a, y.Tsso - AMY aal De entitled 70 me "ntris men
a. ,. .g'sl Tie act Oi Marc - 1880, Wa
s',sn 81 ~. lt. ~ Dor cent per anuuIn from the time
- ,sTr,erf 10 the Is. day OF December ne1i
- "'s =. .,TtaS'T MCMAHON, Receiver Of Taxes.
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Broohlpn prcpertp 60 Get.

mo LET. CHEAP. to good tenant, a desira-
y 80 DWELLING. Nc. Sl2 Cnon-si. BROOKLYN good
SsrasghoO three stories basement and under cellar Gas,
80, % Ami, TO ". :. ABBEY.
50 Water s.. New-N OK.
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6 orucra:ion Nolifcs.

NORPORATlON SALE OF FEliHl FkA\-
rTsIsIc ,If ~ ~, viii be received and publicly
- t "a ~, comptroller Once on iii ~ y u sept ~
al leases Oi franClise o.: h u nam
1a,, an , e. 'rttD in and about tie -iN 81 Ne"
Pen, foo OF Tcnths, East River, to Greenpont Long
Ron foot Of Hafcav st. North River 10 IonoAen New
Isc~rT -. ,.....t... Lr.,l.
H. p - ,,.. t., r,.,.r oe ro,y
ron north oi ~ cntv thrdst, fSt iIN' az h"N
ebsrsrp tsi Irci .oEt. Long leand . r..,. 49,.
6 froll loot o.. .rJ.-c- st. North River 20 Jersey '4b'
Ivsia C.amocrsst North River IL P'FomS Ne"
a. fili; inf ination advoitsement IN cry iecord
ANDREW II. GREEN. 'nWp;lwttf
Giy OK Now York, department of Finance comitIoleS
A.. slf.f- -
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furniture.

CTRNIVINE. CARPETS, and BEDDING
4 Iaree stool, superior quality and low pro = T. NJ
-. .yrTilTJi,- if- * Cos, ljj ana - tha'haluS
Great REDUCTION gIres for next 80 days Chamber suns
irfr. 81. plri' ~u,;S nom SO
~ O. SELLAW.
DESKS.
OFFICE
LIBRARY FURNITURE,
El.1n5 III LTON-SI, New YORK
Ffss Cylinder u-,sS.
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Eth AVENUE THEATER.
- EVERY NIGHT AT , O'CLOCK.

Henry j. Bvrons Greatest Comedy no" approaching ns
3OOlH NIGHT IN LONDON.
Mt CHARLES FISHER. Nj y n. HAPKfNs, IN
JAMES 81 WIS M. MAURICE b Rith MORE, Miss
FANNY DAVENPORT. Miss ITFFRhlr AENIo Mr.. q;
H. GILBERT. and Miss SIDNEN tDMElI ia he principal
parts "ot BOYS MAI MEL NAlt hDal, L ~
Box Sheet open days ahead.
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5ituai;oi.s U1antc0 Hlale5

MIGHT WATCHMAN and t9FFUL.-A Ger
- would t'e pa'" - "atchnlan either y Store
B. fol 49, vlr-Jasr Is also Viii ug mako himself useful
ant furnish security Apply 80 ODitiiS AGENCY, 100
81, SIN IT,. Of Broadway.
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II suite, with private separate with first class
board AT half New York prices similar
house and location uncXcepOnable For III
teTyiew address Post Oice Box 300 New-IOrk.
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Eoaro ano Rooms.
Brooklyn Board.

ROARD.-177 Columbia flights, suite OF
rooma TO rent with accommodation for servant desired
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I17 2p-AyE between y,t. }2th AND r G0'h
TtrsDRfS~ womb do family washing at hex 0Hn
house has brstclass reference
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LLEGANT SECOND FLOOR ROOMS. enc

- door and SINGLE ROOMS a br0wn.stone house ON
ierrcpontst. with rstclass BOARD; within hye minutes
OF Wall Al Ferry references required Cau at al Porropont
4 III nd M frII
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miscellaneous.

FfBST-CLASS PLATE PRINTER mot
4 ! cad. would IKEA SITUATION gp1j md permanent
p7oo 1oI tJ l.-n Wages city o. country Al
Dies -Cl iiuDH. iribInr oin'-.
Ar PELTGN a. CO.. 64j Gth-ayc., near
~ asi'-ai Formerly with bciti ith ave. VIII be found
l,e select Hrstcs. e1fnitci a r'uoTs BON IFo
estsnt anr catholic, for city aah country aiao waters
C0eg.ili' n..,r.
USEFUL LAD. aboui 1910! the coulty,
- vents oiii ALi'r Ia. ben ,. ct =, .ln 49, a.
Wiling Aok, md ia5 tp'i lcntts eau r seen ~ t'
PROTESTANT BONE tHrAt, l5s ttA ave, ABOVE
ltiIsi.
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.nn WEST 2tTH-ST.-A Respectable girl
lfJV a. CIiAMBEEIAID abc WAITRESS; good ret
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9.muecmentS.
NOW OPEN.
ATH GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION
OF tho

secor6 md Thiravcs and sixty third and sixty fourth ss
WONDERFUL MACHINESi SPLENDID PRoDUCrSi
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D,hA EAST 29TI-NT, between lSt and ID
sDO aves-A respectable woman 10 O1t D.
the day week " All, IRON, OF hOtS ECLEAN; betl
81 - reference.
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Gitnntons Ulnieo-Semaic9.
Miscellaneous.

ar BEDFLL'N. $40 and 3t2 4th-avc.-Farn-
"a Leo i,iurnu nom BE oonntIy Yi G argr ana wei
AMI tler Cooks Ialnr, Watre,-,- Ladies' MAIDS. 3cI
also 4 or~umru. Mdlter- Gardeners. Gro0Gs.
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Country Board

A T TERRACE HALL, Ramapo, ROcklnnd
~ county, ~ y, - miles from city, Oh fre RaiTay s..
peTlor accommodations moderate prices ho se INN nv
minutes walk Of depot mountain scenery, fine bat2S ahd
isGing black bass and pckcrel Address "a ABOVE
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strange there could he no remedy for this
S.aie OF the W alter until the river clears ITSELF
III Is very serious matter.
Ut. Bliss. Offered resolution hat i'm view
on Ine 1T Jrortance of the whole subject, the
presloe' q be requested to prepare a report
Ewing mis- views on the sanitary relation of
water the real difficulties now existing in
the district of Columbia. and the proper
rem ety TO be instituted for their removal,
am that the report be made to the board a {
NJ Jeariiest convenience; adopted.
n letter was read from Ii. +. Turner & Co,
'!NHtIactors for
THE REMOVAL OF NIGHT SOIL
&nd other Offals asking leave to withdraw
Their former communication asking for an
extension of time in which to get their con-
stitu,ing another with some notifications.
They ask an extension until the list of May
Tor transportation by railroad, as agreed by
contract. and state that they had made tenn
TOrary arrangements for the removal by the
ISL OF April, having contracted with the rail-
road at So per car for that purpose, and have
secured sufficient quantity of land fourteen
miles from the city for the deposit. They
have contracted for the necessary buildings
at cost of about SO 900. and until their
wagons and barrels are obtained they pro-
pose to convey the garbage and dead animals
down the river in boats. They also asked the
consent of the board to their king a tenn
pOrary depot (fOr the transfer and shipment
OF night-sOiD of the Baltimore and Potomac
depot. on Maryland avenue, between eth and
was referred to the special committee having
the matter in charge. The letter was re-
ferred TO the committee having this matter
in charge.
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G. E o r q ETO W n,

NEEDS LOOKING AFTER.-The duthOrit ties
Should look at that portion of Water street
west OF High street. the roadway of which is
IN horrible condition. There is a tradi tor
tat that part of the street was paved some
time during the early part of Mayor Cox :
Enthusiastically to a hundred years
ago. II lacks confirmation.
RIVER NEWS.-Arrived by the river Schr.
Kitty Ann, with 1 500 bushels of wheat for
Hartley 4 Bro. BY the canal-Boat Hattie
and Bessie. with 400 bushels OF grain and
loo barrels of flour for Hartley & Bro; boat
wheeler and Barron, with 1000 bushels OF
wheat and loo bushels of corn for same
firm; boat j. n. Thomas, with $500 bushels
of corn, white and yellow, consigned to J. c.
d j. NJ. Waters; boat VIM. III. Stevens with
WOOD for Mayfield & HeistOn; and boat Thos
HirpersOn, with Wool.
IHE + lksT BOAT THROUGH To CUMBER-
LAND.-The new steamer Ludlow Patton
loaded on Monday at Cumberland for this
port, she being the first boat Of the season
through by canal. This boat belongs to Mr..
III. q. Wagner, of Georgetown, and not partl,
70 MT. German, as reported in the c Climber
land Times of Monday.
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Physicians AStOnisiied

"A correspondent of &. n. Crittenton, No.
Sixth avenue, in a letter from Burlington
Iowa, gives the particulars of "A case of con-
sumptiOn-sO pronounced by three profess
siOnal men-which was cured in six weeks
by the regular use of Hdle'S Honey Of Hodr-
hound and Tar. He says 1.-The circumstance
has made quite noise in these parts and
the physicians admit that the cure is beyond
their comprehension. That may be- but il is
q fact nevertheless"
Pike'S Tooth Ac!te DTOps.-C Cure in one min
ute. 90
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4 MfUKTANI PhOCLA NON

10 oH Friends aad the Pr5lic:-yor your bette,
ncconlmodshon we have adopted and viii ashere 4
the following rules whist The Office will be oman
every business day from a m. to 9 p. m. ID. Those
VINO cannot call, by sending postal card specifying
~ IN any part of the District 3D. All work
preEald or q. o. D. will be delivered at any pace In
the District. Goods from distance receiy ed and ra
Turned by mail or express by W. Fl. WHEATLEY
f6eniam steam Dyelng and Securing Establishment
gentlemen Wearing Apparel Curtains, K i'd Boots,
nicely Cleaned or DYED. lana IN
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

E THE HOME NARkET
A(s%N NJ. lOI- 4 STREET. q aFe
Ts hsonc 81 The f.-s kept c-tsi shrrnrfs ~
nm thiS ,itY. Nv ann T. "a sunni. th,.r y.I,
VIII favor ire With their pafrUuage - ta SAM pr,r
u4tt would TsN an nlsrsrt, thus saving .lm. NJ
,ih supply aGN thing in fhn shape Il Net P.u,r,
taine - Fish. fruit OF Vegetable a. a- I1.. b-ir
a. can De purchr~,-d spyW here ia tlls- rIfy
Oy sters, - cents selected o.
New York Eutt"I. - cents prime K. -. a.
District Roii, -: District PRINT. -
canned fvnrfD.-. pounds, Is cents an Lac
oaj Mai.
Buielcss Guli -h
Potomac kHr behring's
canned Black berries T. cents
Cali or ua of.'eg- g.
MARI In FRANk J. TTsBETS. lOi-Is.
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CIT Y IT E NJ S.

USE less of DoOley's than of other Yea Il 81
Baking Powder, as 10 is much stronger. Put
up full weight. Give it a fair trial.
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EELfAsE OF EDITOR STOREY-The Chi
cagO dailieS were unit i'm cOndemuiug the
judge of the criminal court i'm that city for b.
cOmmittal of Mr.. Story, editor Of the TINES
for contempt. At a late hour on Monday night
Jmcge McAlllster. OF the Supreme court Of
Illinois, ordered the discharge from custo Nv
OF Mr.. storey ON his recO2nizance.
p5-The report that Bismarck t, 10 Gle
yated TO q dukeship is denied by a cable
nam.
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LOCAL \ E " s.
Amusemeats, &C., Tonight.

Yosds Opera HO,Iss.-CarEcrOss 4 Dixie's
Ministries.
National TbT1fO.-The great opera bouiIe,
ssGiTofe- GiTOfia.'
hrenHe 77,eafer-" Rip Van Wrinkle" and a
programme OF attractive specialties.
1hemeT Cb-pSt4ras--The lively drama Jim
Biu.sOe, or the BOhemians and Detectives, 4"
and other attractions
IiI'cobl HOH-6ireat National Spelling
Match under the auspices Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
W.EdT,rS EGE.-Easter festival FOR the ben
eft OF the Church of the Incarnation
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Cough II symptom by which various dis
eaSed conditions of the throat, bronchial
tubes and lungs manifest themselves But
Wnetheri al arises from the irritation produced
IN the throat and larynX by taking cold, from
an attack OF Bronchitis, from incipient Con-
sumption, or from various other causes, no.
thing Will allay il more speedily or cure il
more permanently than Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t does not matter whe-
ther IL be recent attack or a lingering cough,
the Discovery is i'm either case equally well
adapted for its relief and permanent cure.
In fact, it will cure cough in One-half the
time necessary to cure ii with any other
medicine, and il does it, not by drying il up,
but by removing the cause. subduing the ir-
ritatiOn, and healing the affected parts. No
time should be lost i'm commencing the use of
proper medicine for the relief of a cough;
for, unless this course is pursued, serious and
dangerous diseases of the lungs is liable to
result. Golden Medical Discovery is sold by
All dealers In medicines. coax
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annurn on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, 3 to 4. Saturdays,9
to and to8. Nt3,l4tl6
CoRNs, Ac-'sThe wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR..
Whites establishment, 535 18th street, oppo-
site u. 3: Treasury, to avoid painful COrns,
Bunions, Inverted Rails. etc.
CHARLES HEIDsIECK,
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
Excelled by none.
R,A,eo3: For sale by HALL HUME.
The SINGER SKwING MACHINE sales Of
1872 were s219 $50. 4.12-s,wt
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CATARRH.-POI,dsE Extract is nearly n spe-
cific for this disease. 1t can hardly be cx-
celled, even in old and obstinate cases. The
relief is SO prompt that no one who has ever
tried il will be without it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF GIRLHooD pre-
serve the beauty OF the teeth with iS1zoiOal,
and then, when the hair is silvered and the
eye dimmed with years, the mouth will still
reveal TWO glitlering rows of unSnlliel IVORY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

IRON IN THE BLOOD.-When the blood is
well supplied with its iron element, we feel
vigorous and full of animation. 1t is an in
sufficiency of this vital element that makes
us feel weak and lOw-spirited; in such cases,
tie I'e77atdIt Syrup "a protOxide of from can
supply this deficiency, and its use will inyig-
crate us wonderfully. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

No MoRn NEEO Of having your collars
washed. when you can wear ElmWOJdS AMI
Wafwicks, that are for sale every where
Hssr.
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(soHEHS LOAN OFFICE, Ov.~ az IA ave.
80 nee re- AcGss, cnsranos on New -
g tie city Money loaned q he lowest no z
,I s.seress on S3iS and Silvsr yseches, Oa6os6.
SS.1seses CaothinG, oarDsts, 81 s erticsss 81
ooc1s-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

j. +. BRODHEAD, No. 535 18th street Is pay
ing special Improvement taxes 81 the lowest
rates Give him call before paying.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
rs We, the undersigned CrOcors, doing busi-
Ems seEis@SsT i; ss,ufS;ys esssFss ; rO" A''
EH e kfoS SkdPirr = s p f S2bPPAESp
Sfsss / ( S 9sffEhAs, f rE Boss I s.s:
NJ s.E ssssssAhaos, (, Il AssaGRassf'
W sPELLING MATCH in the he Lecture .SST Room Room
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 3ist Instant ad-
mntance Tree. supper, Is cents. marSo at
For RkNT-The larger PART OI STORE, No.
r rspo sr ,r iSney or confectionery a1rs ssss IN
yr Mstcnmaker and Jeweller. mara St
THOMAS DoWLINS: Anc,ioneer,
c3ME0RTABLET TWO STORY rR.MEpwELl.
Tow pt at i htNsa RRToS sTREEr,GEoRGE-
ON THURSDAY, April Ist, ls7,, at O'Clock
Is p m, viii sell; on the premises, part of lot
eide Of Dunbarton street, between Green aud Mont,
gone streets by depth Of $50 feet, improved by
politan street cars pass the door.
Terms One third cash. and the balance in six,
per cent per snnum, and secured by deed Of TINS
y ing at the cost Of purchaser. dep 5si Of
mar27 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
GEoReErcsYfhh rs sAs srsHkr nANN' d..
Bank hours, 9 a. m. to y m. and on SATURDAY..
TO receive deposits until p. IA Interest pad on
Mondays.
II. ". JARRETT, Cashier.
H. polsinhorn, rnol Dir pdSITis. n,,,.p
sSHa E B. SsE sfssy F F5ss X ku sSG:
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW BOOKS
A. BALIANTYNE'S. as sth street
II N'tosh's Reply To ryndalI
naiure and the Bib. BY Prof Dawson
ih' Sia.,"w' II ONE and Light Beyond By Box
egs:cfh - N
Al Mont Jesns. By Rev 4 Dickson
Eal, Z Morning, OF Thoughts -on Genesis n
Bonar " -
W uT> IA a I lhrsry. BY Leslie stephen
thris; IAN Belief and Life. By A p Peabody
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

IHE REv. Or. NEwMaN Jrcv p,,-
Dr.J'P Newman, has Just oeen the recipient
of a generous sum trOm the executors Of tke
estate OF Inc late Prof. c. H Aninopy OK
Albany, y. y The bequest j. me tr,Iit ~
intrinsic anc Oid-tiIRe friendslip sNd vas
made by Pfof. Anthony several mOut n. AGO
while BT. and SrS- y ewuan We're {n F,1,l,,,s'
ard entirely without their knowledse al th,
time.-M y. $1,000 1-L..-.nl.. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

AN ALLEGED LIBEL.-To-day witness IS
are tefore the grand jury to procure an l.
Noel in publishing AN article in q German
paper purpOrting to give an account of O re
.'!fHtert" losing shirt stud and finding it
dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

y W q q h
hSt'h'Ss.u Astronomy, illustrated. SNo IS
Rihot Heredity: l2no :
Bennett Ninter and Spring on the Medtterrs
mean. 3 80 '"
hat is Music by L. Rice: cloth g.
S.'urh Hi.t"ry % Man. hy A he Quartreragos. =
SClenCe q Muse by SealleE TayIar =
Story oi Valentine; hy Mrs. Oliphant -sr
Love Victory; 10y FaJeon. 25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-31

Miss SARAH \ WHITNEY. OF this city
anu MI George y. Kennedy, of Baltimore.
Sert last night unltei in marriage by the
~ ". r ather BOYLE. assisted by Father Rabia.
pI 81 refers church. al the residence, of the
o.iues parents. The ceremony beng pri-
none 0ui the relatives were present.
MI MI ans Mrs aennesiy left las. night for n
orIsi NiAii 10 the north, after which theY will
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'-tUT Or THF JAWS OF DEATH Yes
terddy detective COomeS rescued a foolish
htile glTi named Sarah Atkin.. from q life
Of shame. amt arrested a cOIorest prOcurc>S
named Tiara Williams. VINO had induced the
girl To pack UP her wardrobe. IcweIry. &c .
and ACCOMPANY her 20 "a vile den in Fighting
Aiiey, South Washington. The WiIIiaIns
woman mad ben IN service IN the Atkins
istmiiy. ana by q systematic course of per
Saa>inn induced ;hlS girl who has been well
RAISED. 20 icslNc her home as stated. Sarah
VIII be >eHt 70 the House of the Good Shep-
nerd tu Baltimore ami Williams To the
wOfk-hoo>, ~ vaerstut ami prostitute.
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THE THEATRES TONIGHT. At the
National the opera bOufTe sensation. GirOfie-
GiTofa. : will again he presented. II i rich
M music and : produced here by the New
York company with new costumes, proper
ties. Sc.
AT FOId's opera House the famou, earn
cross q DiXey'> minstrel troupe will appear
ANY one who desires TO see a fir~t-claSs per-
fOTd'S.
The Avenue Theater has made hit with
Kip Van Winkie' as played by Mr. VIM
DeVefe. anu nightly presents a host OF other
attractions.
The 1heater ComlQUe SUStains it, reDuta-
ton as a variety theater, and Ibis weeks pre-
sent the Sensational drama entitled Jim
BlUdSOe; or, BGhemians and Detect. yes"
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IHE SPELLING MATCH" at Lincoln hall
1hlSht Monopp.Izc> the interest OF ALI who
are IN any wise under the =. ~pelI'' of O,tI,o-
mania. and VIII undoubtedly furnish the o.
cstsiOn for great deal OF Instruction ami an
Iertalnment combined. In the first contest
There Will appear some Of the brightest yornS
ladies of the city. a. well as some gentlemen
very proficient IA This accompii shment The
hall viii be crowded. seats can b.. secured
al R9liant yne-~ until six O'Clock
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PIANOS. dc.
- -
tytvvt

csc New York avenue. " sshiur.an, n q
Planes snd Organs tuned. regulated. f0r reut an
sale MARI n
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\ bEkAkFASf TO CITI PASTORS AND
OFFICES OF THE y. VI. {. "A meeting of
tEe pastors Ofcity churches and the officers
and members OF the different committees OF
the Young Mems Christian ASSOc:atiOn
was held IN the ParlOrs 81 Willard hotel yeS-
ieruay morning Tor the purpose Of consulting
IN reference To the work of the association.
Al nine O'Clock thirty or forty cler.yrlen
ana many prominent members of the y. NJ
q n. sat down 10 bOuntifui bTea kfast ten
Uereu Them by Mr.. j. F.. Cake. of Willart's
suisse 1ently a meeting. Of which the Rev
Dr PttZeT was chairman. was held. Remarks
showing the work OF the association and its
needs were male by Mr.. +. III. Smith Mr.
Balfantyrr. IfDn. r.. T. Smith Prof GaIlau-
dtt. sul' SEVERAL clergynen. af.er which a
resolution thanking Mr.. Cake for III, hOSpl-
tafify WAS Sdgpfp,i.
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NAR,NI'~ RNI COSTUME DEs ENFANs-
AarlDl anuu<. fancy dress bail for children
ia>t hisnt was one Of the most brilliant of
o8e tofS hne % brilliant affairs of the kind
gwen by thls famous tea cher OF the graceful
S'compL >hnent OF dancing. The spacious
anu beautifully decorated hall was Crowded
with the elite u the city. children relatives
AMI friends. AMI everything passed OF in the
most SAL - actor nj ENJOYABLE. manner
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-11-18
COMMUNICATED.

We call the attention of cur readers
to the communication signed Anti Mo
nopoly." The Indifference manifested
in Memphis towards our road has excl
ted feeling Of dissatisfaction, if not of
Indignation among some of our citizens,
We hope Memphis viii no longer act as
she has done. We are anxious to con-
tinue and increase our trade with Mem
phis, but if she negIects our offers we
must do the best we can for ourselves.
This communication viii attract attsn
tion in SomervIlle as well as Bolivar.
NJ.