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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Amu-ements. &c, Tonight.

NorioHGl Z7.eateT.-Maggie Mitchell in "Jane
Eyre"
Porrs Opera RotGe.-"The Streets of New
York"
Lincoln Han Theodore Tnton's lecture on
the Problem Of Lie"
Masonic TtnpIe-Sociable and Carnival for
the benefit OF ST. DOminic's Sunday school
library.
Thedter top1fq1as-" Marco, the Dwarf" the
CenteLnial Chorus. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
THE COURTS
WI" TO-
CnrvpT GrNrD

tOUhI IN DENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Frederick p. SAWYER VS. Dis
trict OF Columbia. Continued TO await the
decision in the case of Barnes VS.. District al
Columbia, now pending in the Supreme
John F. N. Wilkinson. Argued bv Mr.
Henkle in support of motion for a new trial
on exceptions. and by Mr. Riddle contra aud
submitted Phillips & Riddle VS.. Coburn.
Iuled.
EQUITY CoURT-Jtd1e VIDE.
Inc February term Of this court was COM
menSed to, Cay, and a large amount OF rou-
tine business was done.
POLICE CoURr-J,doe 8,eu.
To-day, Alfred Wilson was fined as for
keeping leaky privy. Edward A. Martin
paid SO for his last nights drunk. Pat Kelly
Harry Coleman and Peter Hill cursed -
worth. Ellen Clark, VIM. Wallace and John
Jones forfeited collateral. Silss Spots was
spotted as q vagrant, and sent down. James
Dixon, assault on John jackson, pleaded
guilty, and was fined go, or 80 days. Susan
Thomas, for erticing man into her alley,
was fined as. Charles Anderson, larceny OF
q package OF fractional currency contafniDu
IS from Patrick Mcclure; not proven, AMI
defendant discharged. Susan and Louisa
James, street Waiting and enticing proSti-
tuition; forfeited collateral. Hiram w. BrelS-
ford was too modest 10 appear to answer the
charge against him. and his collateral was
appropriated. George McAtee assault on
Charles w. Poole; 50. Henry Jackson. loud:
-. LEWIS lauSCWay. same offence: 81
Charles Scott and Babe Foster, two able,
bodied colored men, were stood up on the
charge of knocking Mrs. Mary Marll
down at the corner OF o and 18th streets
northwest on the evening of the 9Th ultimo
and robbing her of pOcketbCok and a set OF
false teeth worth 500 and some fractional
currency. She testified that these fellows
approached her from behind, and without
warning Knocked her down; she afterWar,l
ran after them; grand jury. Elizabeth Glib
son, charged with keeping a bawdy house in
a South washington alley; 500 or three
months. An appeal taken and bonds fiXei
in $500 Charles Tillman, assault on Lewis
johnson with black jack; $50 or thirty
days. George Daniels, assault and battery
on Matte Williams, who testified that
George refused To pay for two drinks at her
bar, and on being asked for il, he knocked
her down; $40 and costs. Morgan Joyce
larceny Of milk can full of milk: s. aai
costs. Precilla McCullOch, threats 10 Jane
JChnfOn; bonds in 500 to keen the peace
Isaac Young, threats TO Lizzie NavlOr; SIOr
bonds 10 keep the peace Mary Kelly. as
sault on Mary Lea; *.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

Mr.. GLADSTONE ON THE SUNDAY CUES
TIoN.-Mr. Gladstone. In reply 10 a commu-
cation from the WOrking men's Lords Day
Rest Association, states that in the course OF
a labOriOus life be has signally experienced
both tie mental and physical benefits OF the
Lords day as religious institution. He
could hardly over state its value in this
view, and for the interest OF the wOrkingmeD
alike In these ind other yet higher respects
there was nothing he more anXiously desired
than that they should more and more highly
appreciate the christian day OF rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

THE END OF STRIKE.-The strike of the
factory operatives in Lonsdale and other
Rhode Island villages, which begun In De-
cember, has come TO an end, and the en-
ployees resumed work yesterday upon the
terms proposed by the employers, which was
added 10 several previous reductions, a cut
ting down OF wages about thirty-three per
cent within the past twelve months. Tn an ks
to the moderate weather, the suffering
amongst the strikers during the suspension
OF the mills was only slight.
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SUFFoCATED TO DEATH BY GAs.-At

SUFFoCATED TO DEATH BY GAS.-At Co
lnmbia, Pa, on Saturday morning Abraham
Sn1res, henry Strayer, Cyrus Strayer and
Henry ReedeT, while engaged in filling up q
INTO the pit Reeder was the only one
rescued alive. wv. T. Austin, citizen OF
Stokes county, n. c., was found dead in bed
at the Purcell house, Wilmington, N. c.,
Saturday morning, suffocated by gas, which
he had uninteDtiOnally turned on after turn
ing Ill off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

ONE CT Fam OF SUNSHINE-A driver on
SIX h avenue car Is watched for daily by a
midget Of a child, thiuly clad. hlt clean, ard
the wee toad stands, rain or shine. at lust
suCh an hour. with a tin pail of supper for
her father, who Is always on the looa out.
The baby makes IFS way through the street,
leaving sometimes another. still smaller on
the sidewalk; the father sleeps for his pail
and instantly kisses the little face. It's a
picture for z painter. The small figure in a
big shawl, with pail as tall as herself
stTalniI her tiny eyes for the faT-Oi car, and
when The right one approaches the gleeful
leap from the curb into the mud, through
which she pluDges ard gains kiss from the
tired, wet face she loves so well.-IN Y Cor,
a.. LyUts Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERTr.-" Bro~ra's
BTofckfdt IrocheS' are the most popular
article in this country or IN Europe for
Throat Diseases and Coughs and this popu-
larily is based upon real merit. GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

ACCIpENT-Edwarts& HutchIson's slim
Mating Liniment cures Sprsins aud Bruises
4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

PERSONS who are subject 10 headache,
weakness, indigo ton. loss OF appetite ard
oepreSs ion, should never be without Lie0ig 5
Loud kItrCct Of Beef, I'm pint bottles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

w. A. KENDALL, San Francisco Bohe-
milan, committed suicide last week, leaving
note addressed TO the coroner, in which he
said: al have stated the immediate cause of
my dea tn, hopiI G II will obviate the necessi-
ty OF cutting me up. From c. Institutional
over sensitlveItss and continual misfortune
ny lie, rom me cradle 10 this sad end, IS
ben oil e painful cutting up Splra me
furtl er dissection. II pOSsiDleD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
VANITY FAIR.

VII IL IL Il shaved from best Va natural
leaf, for Meerschsum and Cigarettes. Does not
me Ike the tongue sample receipt Of ~ cents
highest award. Vienna, 1873.
Send for Circular W VI. q. kIMBtLL a. CO.
PEBBLES TOBACCO WORKs. Rochester, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

Showing expenditures In excess OF receipts
OF SlloS2. The approximate amount due by
the Police Court ard justices fines. imposed
ard rs yet not received by the society, is
size.
Mr.. Alonzo Bell was introduced, and male
very Interesting address, concluding by
presenting Mr.. Gatchell, in behalf or his
friends, with handsome bronze time 7 iece,
surmounted by tie figure OF a horse, which
was placed Oh the stand, and during xiv re-
marks complimentary illusions Were na2 lie
10 Mr.. Gatchell, Who seemed taken quite by
surprise, and made a brief, though aPPTO-
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Theodore +. Gstchell, president; K. G. Fox,
VIM. Stickney, Thomas Tay Tor, Rev. s. DO
mer, =. Muller, vice presidents; W. c. Du-
vail, secretary; 4. s. Solonlons, treasurer.
AionzO Bell, w. 4. Reed, II. II. TalImadge.
Thomas W. Sheppard, A. NailOr. jr, john
II: King and A. II. FardGn, executive COM
mittee.
Rev. Samuel Domer was then introduced,
and made al interesting address, at tine con-
clusiOn of which twenty one new members
were added To the active list, and a hand
some sum was raised By dues, fees and con-
tTlbuttOns.
The reading OF selections by Mr.. Tweedale
was highly enjoyed By the audience. An
other sOsg by Miss Kiewell closed the exer-
cises.
POVERTY AND NOT CRIME-Ed<tor Of EceY-
ING S,G,; The two young men John Blondin
and Jack Raymond, whose names in my de-
fence OF the young girls published I'm yester-
days STAR, called upon me yesterts TO say
that from trst to last they only meant to
protect the poor girls who were wandering
all night on the streets. Their statement
quite agrees with that Of the girls, that no
wrong propositions were made. They seem
10 me Like hard-working, honest young mon,
as the girls seemed 10 me like honest, InncS-
cent girls. At present the Indications arc
that grim Poverty is responsible for the
whole unfortunate history, and / can only
be sincerely grateful TO all who in any way
helped 10 put them in my care before a
greater evil had overtaken then1.
SARA ]. SPENCER,
Pres Ed OF Trus. Cir, q Reform School.
Book SALE THIS EVENING Thomas
Bowling, auctioDeer, will sell at his rooms,
corner OF Pennsylvania aver ne and 18th ST.,
large and valuable collection Of standard
and miscellaneous books. The sale CONF
mences atty O'Clock.
ASK your dealer FOR Vanity Fair. See adY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
George Thomas and Martha Williams; j.
Frank Stephenson ard Mary L. ker, Thos.
Raley and Lizzie L. Davis; Henry Young
and Martha Sc, Car, both OF GeoiSetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

PRICES JEvELRY STORE received some
beautiful styles OF Lake George diamonds
earrings In gold enamel, and Jet Roman gold
crosses and chains; No. s5I Pennsylvania
avenue, near street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
THE SPRING CROP or CorGHs AND Cor rs

Is heavy, and Will ripen into a terrible har-
vest of disease and death, unless rooted out
with the standard antidote, Hd'c's Honey y
ROTehOtnld and Tar.
Pixies TooIhRche nrnns cure in one minnie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

FOE TIE CURE OF SOROFULA, COR KINGS
sores, Diseases OF the Liver and ssiu, Weaknesses
and lrregulsrities peculiar 10 Woman, Vensreal
Chronic Ia every fora, there is nothing equal 10
the CORfOALlN COMPOUND. CHAS. sTOTT
CO, 4eO Pennsvlv snia avenue, Sole Agents
Manufactured at s06 street southwest Jsn36 2wr
nWIEG TO THE SCARCITY OF MONEY at
" present. We offsr 10 sell ell the N
UNREDEE1ED PLEDGES A1
or hand. Alec, large lot Of COMMISSION ~
GOODS at prices TO suit the times.
Such extraordinary inducements have never be-
fote been offered to the public.
Lovers Of FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and
sll other FIN JEW ELBY, are respectfully in
70 purchase.
8. GOLDSTEIN Il CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
jaEs-tr n. Z. corner 10Th and ID streets
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
- OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, January 8, lg-6,
Scales Proposals will he received at this hce
until - clock the ST day of February 1876 for
furnishing the following named quantities Of Beet
Cattie on the Hoof for i5suse to Indians in the Ia
dian territory:
For the Kiowa and Comanche Agency, 400 900
pounds, gross weight
For the Wichita Agency, $4,000 pounds, gross
weight.
For the Cheyenne anclA rspahoe Agency, 1900 900
pounds, gross weight.
Full particulars regarding the requirements for
Office. JtO SMITH
jan27-eOtfebls Commissioner isdian Arsirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
Weather Probabilities To-day.
OrrIcE or CHIEr SIGNAL OFFrCrR, Z
" AAlaINGEQ4 E.LrnarX L lzIk-

For New England the middle states, rain
and STOW. with slight rise in temperature,
jncIea ing Southea { to southwest W iuds a ID
falling barometer, clearing the rest OF Tues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

IHE HATToSsL SAVINGS BANK, CoTn-ro
New York avenue and 18th street, PAYS 5ps
cent per Snnum on deposits for each calendar
month. Ran !nE hours, . 70 4 Saturisys-
20 Snd tos. sJtS.l%fis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

DIPHTHERIA.-This dreadful malay ap-
pears 10 be prevalent in the northern part OF
our city. We are Informed that Mr.. Vim.
n. PECK, who resides on 5th street north
west, lost two very interesting little daugh-
trs, four years and Thirteen months Old re-
tPeeUyely, both of them having ed within
twenfy-four hours. Besides, tie oldest and
only daughter Is still suffering from the ef-
Gets Of the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
CEOReETOwN sAyiNes RsNk, u. {

Bark hours, 9 a n. 4 4 .. n, aBi OF Saturday.
ito receive de7l rits ~ a 2 n. Interest paid n
deposits. General Banking Business done, aud col.
lectiDn- o sGe ALI accessible points. It-rsunl
ieys, u CadaFs. II. P0LhINH0RN, Pre5i5sns.
b. W, BARRETT, Cashier.
Ds~tcO-s.
e Polkinhorn, Thos powiius, J. ?, Mitchell,
ESiary Dickson Z. L. 6ropley, I'D W yo1es,
may ll-tu sally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
A PARROT

A PARROTS GRIEF.-The Waterbury
Comm American OF Saturday saws: "a
parrot belonging TO Mrs. Theodore Byxbee,
OF Meriden, perched himself on her breast
w1en she was fatally Ill, the Other day, and
was v it'll difficulty driven away. Stree Mrs.
Byxbee's death the bird has refus "a 20 eat or
talk ard seems to realize wha. has baI-
pence, as II he were human"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
Prom Forest and Stream, w.

From Forest and Stream, Ny
We have rtcelyed from Nessers imbsll & Co, O
Rochester, some choice specimens Of their ceebrst
Vanity Fair tobacco il neat metal cases holding ,
pound each, and after most thorous trial do no
hesitate 70 cODcede to il all the good qualities which
Il manufacturers claim for it, 1t il most superior
article ard 81 eat comfort 20 discriminating smok
Sold BY LCCHs BRO. SOS 9TH street
DAM IDCGHbsS, I4SI Penn ave
W. L. CHANDLEE, I349 Penn. ave.
iar29-eO2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

A BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS CAsE.-In
The c. ses Of Dainese agt. Shepherd & Cluss
FOR damages in tearing down certain build.
ipgs which, as alleged, were being erected
contrary TO the building regulations, a de-
the act COW planned OF was not their act but
hist a tie Board OF Pu3I.c WORKS, and also
pleas Of LCt guilty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

~Atlanfa has bar room pathetically
named 1.-The Two Orphans"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

From J. seeman, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Please ship NE ty express dJUbie the amo unt OF
last invoice Vanity Fair. had little pains 70 take
at first in Introducing Vanity Fair, but nov those
lao have used IL wCu not smoke any other tobacco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
Prom q Gentleman of st. Paul. Mimi.

FROM 6entIe mnn OIL NJ Paul, MINI,
A fortunate accident threw IN NV way some Vanity
Fair can only that II l. the best tobacco that
ever smoked. To quote the words Il the great SIR
Isasc Newton a pi pc OF II makes think like
philosopher and ACT like a Samaritan - gladly add
testimony Of its excellence 10 that Of thousands
OF Other snQkera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

by SOLAR, NOT BY LUNAR CYCLE.-Easter
Will fall this year on the 18th rather than on
the 9th ofApril, because Easter day is regu-
lated not by a solar, but by p lunar cycle
the cycle that regulates the Golden Number.
Now, by a solar calculation a day always
begins az midnight but by lunar calculation
IL begins at noon. III, therefore, the PaschaI
moon falls on Saturday after u m, it il
counted as falling on SUI day, and then
Easter day is, under the rule in the prayer
book, the Sunday following This Is what
happens IN the present year. The PaSchal
full moon fails on Saturday. \ pril 5. at 2:43
y. m. It is therefore counted as railing on
Sunday. April :, and Easter day is the Sun
day fOllowiEg-5 G. April Is. IL may be add
ed that should the full moon fall on Marcn u
before y m, that full moon counted as fall
ing on March 20) would not regulate Easter
day. hut the one following. Tnts happened
in lSi9-L SU8GGgy Citizea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

A DEAF MUTE LADY ROBBED AND LEFT
DIsTITUTE-A young lady named Laufa
Douglas, late In the Ohio deaf and dumb
Institute at Columbus, arrived here last
night In destitute condition. having been
robbed OF her satchel and money on tile train,
and she rs no~ at police headquarters. She
comes In quest OF her brother, Charles Doug
las, a young man about "a years o! age, who
was, q few years ago, engaged in a store here
a. a clerk, and who, she thinks, Is sui In
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

FEAST OF TT Z PEASANTS
"A nv the lsdies of
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, GEORGETOWN
FORREST HALL. GEORGETOWN,
cDrire the sftaT1 On snd evening ~
NENkES DAY, TIT R>Dhl, aud FbinkY. the
%, "a. end ith Of FetIusry. $50. !en2s 81.
T. 4 q u VI v.
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS, made Of war,srt-
"A Muslin AID hDe Linen. ky.ry stirt warranted
TO fl; sizes from y 90 E5s inches. The VaschsseT
hss olly 20 " TX the stud or button hole and tie
shirt - ready tur the Landry. Price, q =.
Hands DE thiTEiug talcses, a.. C's.
WaEsurts "a BleachAd Muslin, l2l< cts.
Winter goods cold without regard 10 cost, 20 clear
BENJAMIN MILLER,
jans7-tr los Bridge street, Georget..v'u
ssTELL DYEtSG To PIEAsEOUR FRIENrs
- TIiE RUSH IL ONERs
Thanks 70 or Kind friends FOR their incu Eerce
during tho past Fan, when such was the rush II
work from Az sections make Il impossible 20
iii orders promptly as wished. Being as~n-eA
that the work j hen finished gave eL,i,r 51ti-fso-
ton, we solicit continuance If your patronage.
end promise good work At tslr price. IN from
eFht dsts orb sent for cr deliver - in any Esrt
Ct the District received and rsturDs g. and from
say part IF lie cOuItg ~ nail or express.
Nm. WHEaTLEE5
Steam DyeiaF aud Securing Establishment,
az Jefferson street, SeOrg - sos. a, -. Q.
Estab lished 1881. Jsns-tr
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-. Il. g. a.

THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING, ELFCIIDN
OF OFFICERS, ETC.
The firth annual meeting OF the Society To-
TIE Prevention OF Cruelty 70 animals JoO'z
place last night at Talmadge han. The
seats were pretty nearly all filed before The
meeting was opened, many of the occupants
heiI 6 of tie fair sex. Morgan brass End
StTiug band was in attendance and inter
sEcrsed music through the exercises. Tire
PRESIDENT or. Theodore +. Gatcheu read
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TEE TRIAL OF RUBENsTEIy-The

TEE TRIAL OF RUBENsTEIS.-Thet trial or
Pesach n. Rubenstein, for the murder OF
Sara Alexander, and her unborn child, was
began In Brooklyn Yesterday. II is believed
that the prisoner will attempt TO prove an
Ghtt The evidence against the prisoner. be-
sldes his Intimacy with the murdered
woman, ard his alleged dream, is circum-
stantial, but regarded very strong. The New
YORK Times sums IL up as follows: The
bloody knife found in the field, with which
the deed was committed, is identified by q
little girl as having been bought by the pris-
oner. Then come the conflicting accounts
given by Rubenstein's friends and relatives
as TO his whereabouts at the time of the muir
der, AMI the testimony OF the passengers
IN the car from south Seventh street, Brook
Ign, r.. D., who say they saw the woman and
Rubenstein on the car, and that they got or
together at the Jamaica plank road. Be
sides these, there are three women who were
on the same car who will also be called upon
TO testify. Another witness has been found
In the person of Hebrew peddler, who states
that he saw RubensteiC and the girl together
on the plank road and spoke 10 them. The
tracks of the foot prints about the scene of
murder also correspond 20 the shape of Ra-
benstein'S boots. The various points have
been carefully worked up by the detectives,
and the officials think there is a clear case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
BEST IN THE WORLD. ASK YoUI

You will 10 conscious Of a feeling Of good humOr
and easy fan iarlty toward VANITY Fair sent men
will easily riren Into warm regard or love for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

TIE AaALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CAR
PENTERS AND JOINERS held their regular
semi monthly meeting last night. The
monthly report was presented, showing II
bfancheS-l3 in the l nited States and in
Canada; mem beTShtp, +S9; on donation, 73;
sick dement's. 6. The return OF votes for cleo
tion OF chairman OF the council gives a ma
jorify for j. Thomson. Messrs. - Clement,
-. kiTten, Il. Best, j. Windsor, p. Sweeney,
= Davis, Il. Smith, - Potter, @. Palmer,
q. Morgan, r. Chandler, =. Tindall, -
Hitler, - Spencer, and ". Harry were
elected mem 0ers CT the general council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
FOR aPORTS,IFN

Vanity Fair Gains the braiB, caresses the nerve
and q semi conscious act furnishes Iust sun liaS
nucleus for floating thoUg hts and faucies to cryssa
iIe about. Best dea lers have f..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

Ii; T. "a NJ. sssss1 ssIsssss,
DAY an5S isxTuR slS ~ s. Umos, ever wkDHEg.
pisssss. q tns gnn.ry ors.ns. eoncrslss. e.. 81
Qonnorrhes recently ooatrScsed corsr o. q
So.on susirs s =. :s Yc,Ss,y cared. snS
% By e1osses snd sbuss IN youth, ea1siss 10.
yeshnea impotency, ncrvous irrftspiiitx W. .,
Ss.rs. ssiIs n b.e aSIdasfsessio. "a fss
ssn iorsbod.aes, self oistrust, ko s,csdslv cur
tSsTssi ai,coserso remediss. 0sntle.nsn pscinS
ssssnsinssiy snd h2nosatly tresIed as2ers 10 ~
he ne.s shich he now holds rom the ies1.
northwest, from 70 3 D n. ~
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Pres. Ed OF Trus. Cir s Reform School.

ASK your dealer for Vanity Fair. See adY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

vNHtpD GRAND sDctA aLE uuts- tha auspices
y oG the ST. ca LILA uHOiR, attached 70 -.
MIRNESpAY. Fehrrary = lsI6,
AtST. jOSEpH'5 HALL. Co. 5ih nnd stree =.
fer the Benent 81 tho fair foT the Sters u notrs
Tickets. 81 admitting = gentleman at lasy. IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-13
-EW AND VALUABLE BOOKS
for sale by
j. T. ELLYSON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
ILL., MAIN STREET,
three doors above Dispatch Office.

ANY OF the following books vii. be sent postpaid
to any address on receipt of the price:
IN A WINTER T CITY. A Story of To-day. BY
ONE NIGHTS MYSTERY. BY s1ay Agnes Flem-
EERM G BY p schatzenserger. $50.
MN Notes IS, BY Rev; Henry Cowles, D. d. So.
THE AGE or ELIzABETH: BY SfandelI creigh-
THE Sn EM6R % 81 S5R aaa Ta macInop
BY his brother, Rev. Donald Macleod, b. A. Two
PLATO'S BEST THOUGHTS. Compiled from Pro-
Lessor Jswett's translation Of the Dialogues OF
ARMS AND ARMoR IN ANTIQUITY AND THE
MIDDLE AGES; ALSO, a DESCRIPTION OF
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