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BUILDERS EXCHANGE,
BIS EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN PA. AVENUE AND D STREET.

The following parties have an Order Box at the
Exchange, and can be seen there daily between the
hours of IL and IL O'Clock:
COTTRELL BROS, Lumber.
GEO. -. Johnson. Lumber
SED1 w; LINNILLE, Commission Merchant.
i 2; gILLIN9ER, Builder.
BRtGHE SaTSsPHEsf, Builders.
iAars RoBBTss. BaiideT. .iosfS'
GEO; AUGHERToN, Builder.
P{T n ssSAkPT a BHiider.
IiRD ! hEPBUB BSIq Builders,
HARTIN wALKsR, Binders.
N "a q F nnWsISS co Cob 5uiisersi
s P pRgMHELLE&. Builder.
". d WiIGihas, B B%itisr:
81 FLEMING; Builder.
f 4, =. hdL ffEt tE.R Bq saiid.r.
I'm. OARyER, Builder.
Jos B. Ek WiLII R5iiseTN Butler.
WI; WIGHT, Bqildsr.
john HksDERs0S, Builder.
G. NATLOh. Builder.
MI W II. WEST rs a BIO; Brick Msr:nsnis,
ANN W0oDMAkn, B,ick Merchant.
w. Z. DANTE, Brcklayer.
AUGUSTUS DAVIS, Bricklayer.
T. W. ENTWISLE, Bricklayer.
JOHN H. CASsELL, Bricklayer,
FRANK RESIDE, Brickiayer.
JOHN W. ROGERS, Bricklayer.
DAVID r. CISSEL. Bricklsyer.
CHARLES LEMON, JR., Bricklayer.
JAMES Il fL aSNfs stssiEi Slater.
A McGOWEN & co, Stone Cutters.
WIN. BRADLEY & sON, Stone Cutters.
JACOB VEHMEfkR, Stone Cutter.
WHITE 4 BIO, Founders.
JOHN b. LORD, sand Dealer.
JOHN Il. RARBITT, Plasterer.
ID. W. BEVERAGE, Wire Worker.
N. g. STARkWEATHER, Architect.
W. II. DfER L BRO, Mill Work.
al parties in whatever branch Of Building are
cordially invited to have q box al the Exchange,
free Of expense.
PERRY COLNAN,
Manufacturers A gent for Doors, sash, Blinds,
And Building Material generally.
good assortment always on hand.
Estimates furnished for specisl orcers.
31s EIGHTH STREET,
1eblo3t' Bet. Penn ave. and street n. ".
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GA Vermont man returned home the
other day, after an absence of eleven wears.
and found that neither OF the three husbands
his wife mad married and buried had fixed
the gate.-t Chicago Tribune.
ga Spanish proverb says, can ounce of
mother Is worth pound OF clergy" and a
Troy boy refectively adds, "a pound of
mother is worth the Kick OF a muie--if she
hits you faIr."-l Hartford Post.
- Remember that the couple who marry
on February y can have nnailoyed pleasure
or celebrating their golden wedding at the
conclusion OF two hundred years or con-
nnbiai bliss Rochester cypress.
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MIL ED STATES MAILS.
MESSENGERS SERVICE.
WARHING ROW IL n
ron, d. C.

PosT OFFICE DEPARrMENr,
WARRINGTON, ID. o., January 18th, lsze.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Contract
Once q This Department, Until 3 p. m Of aAKc n
Eo 70 De oecissd on or before March 3}th fol-
l1Sing fol the perform snce Il Mail Messenger and
Traosier seryiee between the Post Office and the
several Iepots end Steamboat Landings fn Wash
ies'on; for one year from yaly lst, lS76, to June
10Th. 1T7.
full description Of the service, and the mar uer
il which J; Is required done, als0 blank forms
q ply Posts mar be Obtained upon Application %
Assistant Postmaster q anerat. W a~efu gt1n, D C.
AARsHtLL JE WEGL,
ftt9 lsH4y PoS.na<ter General.
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Int extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters In the Peclliotr Diseases OF Women; 10
AGecttc7lS Of the Urinary Organs, in DUsDepsn
and In Gotsy and Rheumatic ACectioqls is
vouched for by some of the best medIca
talent of the country. They are for sale by
ktdwell q Son, 1881 street; Charles StOtt i
Co, 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
d. C.; Tickling Welch. II High Street,
georgetown, ID. G.; and Z. 8. Leabeater a
Bro, 5S7 Fairfax street, Alexandra, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses,
THOMAS I. GooDE, Proprietor,
1J,4,m&w,6 Buffalo Lithfa Springs va.
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First-CIass scourins and Dy.tns,

a. lSCner enlarged MS establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 G. street,
doors west of 9Th street, Just a few steps
nom his former place on 9Th street, where he
Is ready co 90 any work In his line IN his su-
Perlor manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned at very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
ana spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes Cleaning and
dyeing speciality. u,N-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-18

JUDGE HOWARD, of Prescott, Arizona,
who has been recently sick, was attended a /
through his illness by his favorite cat Jennie,
and one day when his attendants were later
than usual in bringing him hts food she be-
came very uneasy, and went out and caught
a snow-biri, which she laid on the bed be-
sides him, and went out to look for another,
but was unsuccessful. When she returned he
mad hidden the bird, and she seemed delight
with the idea that he had eaten it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-18

GATHER few pitch-pin cones, dry them
so that the sea- will open, dip them into
water and sprinkle grass seed into the OPEN
1ngs. by setting the stem end in water q
few hours the cone Will close up, and the
grass will show itself In O few days and con-
tinue to grow as long as the cone Is kept
moist II can be hung by string In the win
dow or placed on a flower stand.
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CITY ITEMS.

HATs.-The largest and best selected stock
Of Soft ard sun Felt Hats for Gentlemeo's.
Boys and Children's Spring wear, il at
Lewis Popular One Price Store" 900 N
street, between / and K. y. B.-We ars re-
ceiving New Goods Daily. ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-18

0Tbe Princess Beatrice looks scornfuily
az poverty stricken suit)rs OF noble birth
she does not wish to he understood as stand :
ing In The way OF American girls r Mogiie
Register.
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n HOPELESS, CHEERLESS, DESPAIRIN9
MOTH Err, who never discovers any good in a
troubleso me child, or any hope for one who
breaks a commandment or two before IL un.
derStandS the difference between right and
wrong, is as wretehed a creature as q hen
tnat matches ducks. She seems TO have eX.
pected that her cherubs were to come straight
IRON PARADISE, and grow up into full saint
ship, without giving her the slightest trouble
10 directing them. She is fretfuI and peeyiSh
and pours out her miserable SpprehenSiOns
over the cradle, while the child is still so
young that II only comprehends the pitifuI
sound OF her voice, and puts up It's little
quiNerlpg lip in mysterious sympathy, and
Weeps' To be sure, this sort OF woman is
always more than certain that her child is
superior to all its small fellows; but then IL
IS very delicate in health, very low In moral
Tone, II not utterly prone to undevelopei de-
praylty, aud II is verything that It should
rot be, as she has discovered by unmist aka
bic signs, which, from time TO time, have
manifested themselves ever since 1t was
born. These are the things that she imagInes
she sees, besides finding a resemblance to
herselfin all its trifiing sum of good tenden-
cies, or good looks or actions, and fixing all
the bad elements, which she thinks she has
discovered, upon whOmSOever she does not
happen To like among its relatives. We have
all met such mothers, and though they have
lion, and possibly note or two above, we
never yet found any very intense satisfac-
ton In meeting such ones children, so long
as they were under her influence. Having
begun life by cespairing of themse, yes, there
was no basis of hope for them to build fine
or other stumble into the sunshine OF some
more hopeful PERSONS life, and expand with
q brighter hope for themselves, then have
they been In the tender care of a special
providence, who pitied them, for the shadows
under which they had been born and nearly
wasted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-18

BEING DETERMINED n REDUcE
STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRLAG
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL FIND n 70
THEIR ADEANTAGE TO CALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-18

AcCTDENr.-Edwaris.& Hutchison's Slim.
ulating Liniment cures Sprains aud Bruises
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Daily WaIhS an Rax Poo,

Conduce to health and comfort hence tnous-
ards OF the intelligent public patroniZe Dr.
whites establishment, 14l6 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's hotel, for relief
rom CoTns, BuniOns, Chilblaius, Inverted
NAILS vascular Escrescences, &c. Estab-
lished 1851. Fee 81.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amu.emept., &C, To-ntzhs.

NorsonoI Ineate.-Kellogg opera troupe In
s'Ii Trovatore.r
Fbrtrs OpsTu House. Monsieur Alphonse.o
LfpcolH HGH-The Kentucky Slave Troupe
ard Brass Band.
TheGtS Corfqlie-" On the Watch; or, The
Shadow OF Death"
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b. II. W ARNER has a Iaroe ar,or,rt ~
money 10 loan on real estate a. low rates of
interest As Mr.. Warner has for several
years past made speciality OF negotiating
soans OF real estate security, he has unusual
facilities for the transaction OF this branch OF
business. - u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-18

WEAKNESS, Indiges ton, Loss or Appetite.
always by the regular use of Liebso's ELtracg
OF Beet, In pint bottles.
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BUSINESs sUITs.
YOUTHS SUITS.

BOYS AND CHILDRES's SUITS, OVER
COATS AND ULSTERs ~ q great reIustiou
o. former prices.
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MARRIAGE LICKS SIS have been issr,s5 20
Levi Walker and Adelaide Hopper, both IN
Terra Gotta, ID. C.,.Issae FTisbie and Lille
Coleman.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PIowman Francis Miller q ttree-story
brick store and dwelling east side 7th street,
between T. street and New York avenue
northwest: 81 SEQ. l.. Clark, a brick store.
west side 18th street. between and w
streets northwest; $500. Mrs. Whitney, q
Two story brick dwelling, north side street,
between 9Th and 10th streets northwest; $500
n 4: Spencer, two-stoTy brick stable and
coach house, east side 5th, between l. and NJ
streets northwest; s5eo.
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CORAL. cameo, Lake George diamonds
and Roman gold je-elry received az Prigg's
teveiTy store, No ~ Penns yIvania avenue,
Fear street.
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The BuffaIo Lithin yyat.r,

OUCH! THOSE PAISs,-Use Edwards &
Eutchlson's Stimulating Imminent for
Rheumatism. 4.
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IL THE sUPRlME SSgET SF THE DIsFBTd

Special I6M, Probate yxrisdicfioa, Jan. 29fh, l7e
In the matter Of the estate Of ROSA SMITH :
Application for letters Of sdpinistration on the
has this day been made By Julia Miller. An per,
sons Interested are hereby notified 20 appear this
AZ II O'Clock 9. m, to show Why letters OF al.
nnstraion on the estate OF the said deceased shoud
De Published once week for three weeks 10 the
JanSl n Sc A. WEBsTER, Register u wlI-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-18

WAR on THE TEAHPs ALL ALONG THE
IINE.-NajOT Richards, Superintendent OF
Police, issued the following orter today:
Captain BTock--Order an advance along
the whole line on the trampS. Try to bring
on a general engagement. The tramps have
thslI skirmisners out IA force, greatly an
boy ing the camp. This city has become an
Eiyslum Tor this class OF pilgrims. Don't le.
TIE attack end in a skirmish.
a. =. kICHARDS. Mainr and Snr-f
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A. sTRAUs,
l0II PkNNsYLvANIa AVENUE,
febll-tr Rafxnen llfh And Ilth .trno..
~ AND ANIIeRiLLI nI IIS

NATTAN's VEGETABLE CATHARrIC
AND ANIt-B Bilious PILLS.
ne 20 t0r these Pills has largely Increased.
We therefore call public attention 70 tneir merit
as general family phJsic. Prepared with the
gIesstsst earei they present the following good
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their sctlOD q prompt, certain snd efectuaI.
They are healing TO the stomach.
They starr the liver In healthy and active opera
ton.
tiyeness.
sis.
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
ton.
They are adapted Cor general use. Children ana
delicate persons take them well the strong
and robust. Home 8gads, they are always fresb,
(whie patent pills generally are not.l and cone.
guently uniformly efectusl. Price, = cent? per
bon. sc Ts .s,s only syyr,.sp,.,,.,
fehS-tr Corner "a ard 10 srreers nor<h.ss..
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& n II IL Ii g Il g.
We are selling, at greatly reduced prices,
LANDACS, LANDACLETS,
CLARENCEs, COACHES,
COUPES and COUPELETS.

Our Patent Counter balanced Front FIVE
LIGHT l. A N ID A U 8, and FALLING
FRONT BERLIN COACHES are the lead
ing Carriages Of the day, and for beauty Of de-
sign, simplicity and tOroGgaess u, construction,
are unsurpassed. The FI2iag Fronts to both are
nicely cos1steT6aIdnced by a Spring, (I0isich ar
r0fl0ele7t Is patented ~ and can i0i;h ease be
loa0ered and raised tcith the finger.
We guarantee oar uork 10 Be FIRST CLA IS,
and to please ia every particular.
sNo infringement Of oar rights, under the aboue
Potent, totls be 0lol0ed.
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street Ger Reform

RAPID TRANSIT ON THE AVESUE LINE.
President Hurt, Of the Washington and
Georgetown Street Railroad company, pro-
poses on and after the ISt OF March 70 have
al the cars on the avenue line run through
10 the navy yard, instead Of as heretofore
running number to the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad depot, and to materially les
sen the time between the cars. All the Old
blue cars which have been running TO the
Capitol and depot, and all those on the eth
street line are being withdrawn as rapidly as
possible without interfering with the work
II IS OF the road, and will at once UNDERGO q
complete OverhauIing. They will be remod-
F'cd ard provided with modern improve
eDts, ana repaiDted a yellow color, similar
L those now Known as navy yard cars" so
fhat all the cars will be of the same destina-
lion bur OF n uniform color. This will be of
great convenience TO the public, and prevent
tine present annoyance of getting on the
wrong car and paying double fare. There
are at present thirtysix cars on the road,
which humber is to be increased by seven,
three of which will be placed on the short
section from the west front of the Capitol TO
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, and
transfers Will be issued to passengers
TO and rom the through avenue line
Thus there viii be forty cars running TO the
navy yard instead of eighteen as at present
Running all the avenue cars through To the
navy yard Will have Salutary effect In d.
rninishing the time. The longest time be-
tween time during the night will be Z \ min
Cies, and during the day, minutes. During
once hours they will run on 2K minutes
time. which will be amply sufficient 10 ac-
cOmmodate all, instead Of overcrowding the
cars as az present. These changes will be OF
great expense to the company, Sit, 300 extra
wages to employees being one item. but will
pay. Fifty additional horses will be re-
quiTed, 81 OF which number have already ar
rived, and the remainder are expected in
few days, In time TO allow the plan TO go into
full operation by the first proximo. These
new arrivals VIII give the road a compile
ment OF 400 horses, ample for all Purposes.
The present time table as regards the first
and last car will remain unchanged. Tao
last car bound for the navy yard will cave
Georgetown az II O'Clock midnight, and the
last car from Georgetown to the depot, l2.45
The last Car will leave the depot for George
town at II o'clock midnight. and one from
the navy yard at the same hour. The cars
Will begin running at O'Clock a. M, as
usual.
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MUSICAL AND English Opera.
The Kellogg opera troupe rendered the Lilly
o! Killarney last evening very acceptabIy \.
Nine. Van Zandt and Miss NlOuta que sang
their parts with spirit, and received hand
some boquets. Tonight Miss Kellogg will
have benefit, the occasion being the pre-
|seUt9tlOn Of the favOrite opera ell TrOva-
tore" Tie fClI strength OF the company viii
be IN the cast, and all the principal roles are
entrusted 70 hands capable of doing them
justice. I'll TrOvatoTe' Will doubtless draw
The largest audience ofthe week.
FtTofS CpeTd House. - This evening Miss
Sarah Jewett has benefit, and the produc-
tiOn of Monsieur A phOnse'' on the occasion
will. or course, attract a crowded house The
little wonder, BijOu Heron, will appear this
evening in her original role in the play. The
engagement OF the Fifth Avenue Company
this week mas been q decided success and
|deseiveCly so. To morrow evening the
favO4ite, "Big BONANZA again.
Ih60reT CODfiIJ5e.-''Un The Watch still
holes the boards here with success. The adj
|ditionSl variety peTformancei is always good.
LtslcoLl HOH.-The Kentucky Slave Troupe
and Brass Bard give interesting exhibltiOns
10 night and tomorrow night.
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Of Beet, In pint bottles.
BAKERS Con Liver OTL AND PHos-
PLATE OF LIAE.-A leading physician
writes: "You have conferred a great boon
upon the sick and those with delicate stom-
valuable Medicines" II is the only reliable
remedy for Consumption, Throat and Lung
diseases. Sold by druggists. J. c. Baker &
Co., Philadelphia. eos
CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sillery. Extry Dry
ard Grand Vim Medaille Champagne. For
ssie oS BAL hume; E'S'eoS
CURE FOR COUGH OF CoLD.-As soon as
there Is the slightest uneasiness of the Chest,
Cough, take during the day few "EYO,ca's
Bronchial Troches.' eos
Saratoga Spring. in Winter.
Reasons for going to Drs Strong's RENE
DIAL Institute in winter, with circular de-
scribing its Turkish, Russian SULPHUR Hv
dropathic and Electro-Thermal Baths, tie
Vacuum Treatment. Galvanic and Faradaic
Electricity, DC, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases specially. P,4,m,w,f,3:
DO NOT DRY PROVIDENCE by neglecting
cnrOnlc cough or cold, when the certain
antidote TO these dangerous complain is
Hdte's Honey Of R0rehOja1d and TGT-is oo-
TAN able at every Drug store in America
rlKes Ioothache Drops cure I'm one minute.
Low PRICEs.-I am selling my large stock
OF Ladies Cloaks, Suits, Underclothing aud
Laces; Hamburg Edgings, Human Hair
switches, Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Neckties,
COrsets, Ruffiings. Marseilles Dresses for
children, &c, &C., at and below cost, to make
2,1,6 s. HELLER, us Market Space.
xTHE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, co-osr o
NeW forH avenue and 18th street, pays 5pS
cent. per Snnnm on deposits Tor each calendar
tnta =, anHkins hours, . TO saturdays,s
otano tos' Ht,1<;Is
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sillery. Extry Dry
AID Grand Vim Medaille Champagne. For
sale by Hall & Hume. l2,3,eoS:
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\ THITF FCILED.-At i2IO O'Clock last
night, when tie relief officers OF the seventh
precinct were passing around they were IL
fol psd by a lady at MT. TCdd's house, corner
OF g and I streets. that some person entered
the premises Officers Janifer, FarQuhar
ard + cit searched the place, but fOund that
the thief had escaped. He had picked up
ready 10 carry away turkey, three dozen
eggs. ana q roll OF butter, and had left a
black wooden shawl, brace aud bit, razor,
pair OF shoes. and basket. There is no clue
as 10 who The thief was or as 10 how ne gained
an entrance.
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a. ~ n II y III II ED
RED UCTIOEg
M a n x M d ID . w n
cVERCOATS,
wORsTED COATS AND VESTS.

Goats AID v cts sole az Selling now AZ al
IOsts aEd ests sold a "a. Selling now AZ 4
Goats and vests sold az Sl-.....Selliug row 81
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CURE FOR COUGH oR CoLD.-As soon as
there Is the slightest uneasiness of the Chest,
with difficulty of breathing, or indication OF
Cough, take during the day few "BYOaCgl s
Bronchial Troches," eos
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The Column OfJutv

Inc column OF July in Paris has, after az
forcing facilities TO many suicides, for once
been the means of saving life. Some DAYS
ago cabinetmaker living in the Faubourg
Saint Antoine had q very unpleasant con-
yersation with his wife regarding the re-
duced state of his salary, which she att-Ibu-
TED LOT 10 diminished sense on the part of
Dis employer of the value of his services but
TO increased consumption on his own ac-
count al the wine shop. She stated her
grievance so strongly, indeed, and he replied
10 her accusations with so much warmth,
that the neighbors interfered to put stop to
the discussion. The angry husband who
was evidently prey TO strong excitement,
then LETT home declaring that he would put
an epd TO an fntoierable existence. No sooner
mad he dashed out of the house than his wife's
irritated feelings Gained down, and, know
Ing her Antoine was quite capable of maktng
good his word, ran out to overiaSe him aud
prevent The catastrophe. Fortunately for
both parties the intending suicide, who had
reached the Place de la Bastille with a view
10 throwing himself into the water caught
sight Of the column which aiorns that local
lily, when the Idea struck him that it would
perhaps be best to ascend il and thence
throw himself To the ground, thus losing
few minutes in elaboration. This delay was
sufficient TO enable his wife to come up and
with the he lip of passing stranger, To pre-
vent him from throwing himself into the
canal. The rescued man proved open to
reason, and, having stuffed bis pipe and lit
up, quietly observed, 81 hesitated between
air and water; now decide in favor of fire.
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LECTURES.

l. c. ToWNsISD.
lNs b TCnulsr and versatile resG1r, vii te
liver his Kew II 1EorOus Lecture.
PEOPLE We MEET
--- At Talmsdgs Halt.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February %. ls75
- - - Tor the % est of
IBE WoMkNB CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
'ssion, s. cts @ be had a. Warren ChOats 3
vn.s,SA Pc ave J. q. Parker e, say III street
nn.on = ~ : 7th street Doors oprn att O'Clock
Lecture begins ~ so'clock fehfs-5fs
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-. kiLLAM g. co.,
80 CHESTNUT STREET,

INTRE SUPREME OOEBT THE DISTRICT
u OF COLUNBt&.
SPECIAL Term, Probate JRriSdicfioa, Feb 5tA 1875
IN the msrter Of the will of MARY O,NEILL:
Application for letters testamentary on the estate
OF Mary O'Nefll, Of the District Of Columbia, has
THIS oay been made By George Matfingiy and Jonn p
O'Nefil. All persons interested are hereby notified
II appear In this court on TUESDAY. the 18TH day
OF Ieoruary next, ct III O'Clock a. m, 70 show cause
why letters teetamentary the estate Of the said
deceased should not issue as prayed Prorfdsf. q
copy OF this order be published once Q week for
said day. Test:
feb7-mA A. WHISTLER, Reeister OF Wills.