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The IAN street Cars.

Etii.Cr Slor.-Now that the election OF di-
Iectors OF the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad company has taken place, and
there is no danger OF diSplacing Mr.. Hart,
(fOr whom. personally, have the greatest
friendship,) let us have change in the run
ming of the 1iih-street branch. AS it is at
present the accommodations ara wretched,
Let any one attempt TO ride down in the
morning and he will discover that all cars
are going UP. aud in the evening as he wants
10 go up they are all coming down! Twenty
minutes between cars In the morning is too
much entirely, and half hour in the even
ing is too long 10 wait for a car while life
itself is so short. l am not GROWER; dis
claim any intention TO q nd fault, but the
present system of easy (?) and rapid (?)
transit on this line is such as 10 undo an the
good done to residents of 18th stree and vi
cinity by religious ministratiOns. Residents
OF our street (and other streetS) have borne
with this sort on thing FOR five long, weary
grievous years. and no improvement TIE
Old system OF two horses and larger cars was
better than the bob tails with one horse,
Let any one who eyer got q seat in q
O'Clock gaiEsay this. / could mud
five hundred persons in week who
won d sign any sort Of a petition relative TO
an Improvement on these cars as run ct
p esent. / had thought of jOining a church aud
b coming piOus when first settled down on
street, but found that the temptation to
use little profanity while waiting for 4 car
81 great that gave ii up Let the Rev Tail
mage, or any one else VINO says that In
should not swear, try a little trip out nth
siIttG HI All keGlpllS0e>S, however. give
chance and q change. Put on a car in the
mOrnlI and one in the evening. and let a car
MAKE regular trips mp aud down itn street
every three or four hOUrsl y few days since
q mouse was being moved MP 18th street a {
The regular pace for moving houses, along Il
Us SiGe and going in the same direction was
one o: our palace ca ca $; at NJ street several
per- OF waiting for car took the house il
e. q. and besides having room enough beat
tie car 10 the boundary. With resnect for
Mr.. Hurt and cOntemp. for the 1lth-street
cars bid you adieu. "'S' STREET"
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DESPERATE WOMEN. -

DESPERATE WOMEN. - On a Saturday
night, not long ago, three girls came home
with their weeks pay, and, as the eldest one
said Mother. hold your apron," all threw
the money into ii. i congratulated the
mother because they were SO good. She an
SweTed, 81 wish they were bad; then 10 would
not break my heart TO see them deny them
selves every pleasure and work Il ke slaves. 4"
One girl, who was out of work and
in debt last spring, could not bear the cross
looks when she went TO the table; so she, in
her despair, wandered into the Metropolitan
car house, sleeping under a car three nights,
and sitting in an office in the day time. This
exposure to the cutting cold winds OF March
nearly cost her her life. When she found
something to do, she dropped on her knees
and began 10 pray Jennie Collins, ia Boston
ITdJlSg7 igs.
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WASHINGTOEIANS IN A BALTIMoRF
COURT.-The Baltimore American of this
morning says: I'm the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Bond, yesterday, the case of
Mary +. and Jane +. Redfern, of Washing
ton, d. c., and John q. Holloway. of Balti-
more, against James Hodges, assignee of T.
j. Irving and ID. w. ROnSavile was heard.
About 1872 Irving and Ronsaville formed a
CO. partnership, the firm being known as T.
j. Irving & Co, each contributing so much
capital stock. Mr.. Irving borrowed of the
Misses Redfern and Mr.. Holloway sums of
money amounting in the aggregate to s. 900.
Mrs Irving, who had a separate estate, gave
her notes TO the parties named, binding her
estate for the payment of the amount Dor
TOwed. These notes were made payable TO
the order Of her husband, Mr.. T. j. Irving,
who endorsed them. The money was put in
the business of the concern. Some months
ago the firm OF T. j. Irving Il Co. went into
bankruptcy, and the Misses Red ern and Mr..
Holloway claimed the right 10 come In as
general creditors. The register in bankruptcy
decided that they had not the right 10 do
this. and on their appealing to Judge Giles,
OF the United States District COuFu, the de-
ciSiOn of the register was affirmed. The case
was then carried to the United States CIR
cult COnrt, and, as above stated, was hea ri
yesterday, with Mr. George Ii. Williams
counsel for the claimants. and MesSrs. X. q.
and j. K. keene for the assignee. IL is be-
lieyed decision Will be made to-day"
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Ffrs,-CIsS. xcouSiD1 e7d p-sErg

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing 10 his new building. a)6 & street
doors west OF 9ih street, last a few steps
from his former place on Stn street, where ne
is ready 20 10 any work in his line Ia Ms SUI
peTiOr manner. Kid Gloves aud Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned al very snort notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning u1e
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning and
cyeiug speciality. ll.E-1r
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reasons Tor going u DR.. StrCug's Rene
dial Institute IN winter. with c.rcElar de-
scTloirg lis Turkish, Russian. Sulphur. Hy-
drCpafhlc aud FlectT0-TherInal Baths. the
Vacuum Treatment. G2ivanlc and Faraiaic
tleclricijy, &c. viii To- sent on application.
Nervous. Lung, Female ana Chronic dis
eases speciality. In.2ImwFS:
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COINS, &C.-Br. Na.tr-S eStah'. ShnHeut
now occupies the very eligible dwelling. 1916
pennsylvania aVeGEe, opposite Willarts,
OF cOrDS. buuioDS. ChilDlaius. club and I'm
veTteS nails. vascular eXrrescanrcS, sc. rs
tabiiShed IN Washington, =. c., IN ISL,
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LIEBIG'S LrQCID EXTRACT OF BEEF. in
pint bottles, should be kept in every Amer
lean home as r physician II poosfrates q .
stronghold Of disease and Instantly begins
the work Of cure.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TRADE.-MaryIand Coal com
nany, shipments 500 tons. BORDEN Mining
Coal company: schooner X. &. Rankin,
Captain Hall. Jersey City, shipped 3ls tons
CANAL.-The water is 10 be Ia ken Off the
Georgetown level of the canal between the
first and fifth of February. This iuforma-
tiOn comes from President German.
AFFAIRS IN LoUDOS COUNTY, VA.-Lpad
S"teS-On Monday last Powell Harrison and
LOrman Chancellor, commissioners in the
case OF Bowman VS.. GlaSscOck, sold a tract
OF land Tor 80 ., per acre, r. NJ. Carter,
purchaser; w. Il. holland, auctiOneer. Jan
ley and HeatOn, comm SSiOuers IN the cause
OF Beans VS.. Pussy, sold - acleS near Red
III, 50 90 per acre; Jesse Nichols, pur-
chaser; John l.: Rinker, auctiOneer. MesSrs.
Harrison and JanLey, commissioners in the
cause OF Bond and SchOoley VS.. Williams,
sold the Touring mill near TaylOrtown, for
Sl7oj, 10 Jesse Stewart; J. L. Rinker. auc-
uOneer. Messrs. Janney and Nichols, com
mlssloners in the case OF Grubb's executors
VS.. COnard, sold 1i6 acres three miles west
Of Hillsborough, about One-half TO Mrs. j.
W. COnard. at so per acre. and the re-
mainder to Christian Nicewarner at so per
acre; j. l.. Rinker, aUCtloneer.
Sod-1oung Painter, who was convicted
IN the County Court on Monday of horse
stealing, and sent to the peniteutiary for
five years, did not look To he more tnan
twenty years Of age. Throughout the pro-
gress of the trial, there sat beside him in the
prisoners box, middIe-aged woman, OF
gentcel appearance and modest deDleanOr,
who listened attentively TO the testimony,
and watched with evident anxiety, ali that
was said and done. All day long she kent
her seat, until an hour after dark the jury
came into court with a verdict cOnsigninS
the young man to five years imprisonment
IN the penltentiary. Then, for the first time
was her voice heard, and OH how hearc-
rendering the cry. She was his mother.
And as the Two that night parted-the son
10 his gloomy prison cell, and the heart
broken mother TO her desolatCd hOme-thela
was such scene CT sadness as few VINO were
present, will ever care To witness again.
FUcS. Farmwoll seems to have been
seriously threatened with fire the last few
days. On Monday night the dwelling house
OF Mrs. Harriet Hagan was discovered on
nTe-the neighbOrs rallied ahd CXtlnGuished
The flames before much damage was done
Inc same night the store house of Mr.. VIM.
orTison caught fire, bat suffered slight
INJURY. The next morning the school house
f1cS Ire, and portion Of the roof was de-
stroyed. All the result OF accident.-LseS-
b}Ug Mirror, 18Th.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRIsTMAS GOODS.

CHRISTMAS GOODS.
BUY USEFUL tEIICLEs
DOE TAI
LIDAYS.
LADIES CLOAKs, IS 90.
sHAvLs, g. 90. worth g. 90
CAMELs HAIR SHAWLs. an grieca.
BBOCHE sHAwLs. all price
SILK MCFFLERs. cheap 40 ,Iaeaus
LINEN HkGDkERCHlEFs, e coats
GLOVES In great variety.
Hosiery AHD UNDERWEAR very ehsar.
BGkCk SILKS. sI 90 per yari
TLACk CASHNEEES, Es cs1.s pt-yard.
EULL ass pRTNEET pEESs GoeDS, stty
CT bard ard urwRr5s.
EEEHATHIA6 CHEIF FgR vHE RON
DAYS
q. wISWAIE. & 60,
s'c2' ,r no. SO rb street. s-ss pa av.
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PASSING away passing away
Each Tooth Wash ~ a former cay.
So-0eoEf gives the cop os 9r0cC.
Coed bye 70 the humbugs le; them pass.
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nRESsNAKIEG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
y MRS: 3. Il. MATL0OK'S, No. lila 9th st.
between and N. Cutting and Fitting Q sps
eia,ty. decio- ims-
NOTICl-Psrties who desire C. dispose Of Al
~ kIN6S OF WEARING lPPAREL, can sell
city, b. eane er sddrs.sins ~ Y f1s
street tetveen eft and 10th, northwest. PrcmDS st
sutton win - gtysn. 1syIs1
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BEFORE YOUR LUNGS BEGIN I'd FEsTFR.
stop TIC cough that NAV otherwise destroy
you, with Noes Ff0asgof H7rdho.usi 0rti 7dr.
Pike ToOjhacle Drops cure IN one minute.
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Reecher and HuNihrns

6EORGETOWN, II. C., Jan. -, 1876.
EdaCT SGT:-Beecher's reasons for not
swearing on the Bible, that 1T is only paper
and ink, and he would not swear by INK and
paper, reminds me OF HuiibraS' false logic
Tor violating his oath:
"Oaths are but words, and words but wind.
Too feeble instruments TO bind" w. Ii. I.
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rFCharles ]. Stills, LII. D., provost OF the
university of Pennsylvania, has accepted the
office OF chief of the bureau OF awards at the
centennial exposition.
D-Paul Falk, known as the protector OF
Sunday concerts, variety theatres and cheap
nlaces of amusement in New York, died on
Wednesday, of paralysis.
S-The remains OF the late Commodore
Stephen Decatur were received in New York
yesterday from Boston, and deposited in the
family vault at Greenwood.
ga Montreal physician, asking for the
renewal OF note, writes: 1--WE are in hor-
rible crisis; there is not sick man in the
district"
SMlle. Dejazet once received a note after
O brilliant performance thus iugelioisly
pnrased: "Mademoiselle, when one secs YOU,
one loves you; and when one loves you, how
can one see you?"
eTLager beer brewers are looking forward
t. harvest from the centennial. One firm
In Phiiadelph writ's that they will lesd
300 COO barrels, and have already ordered
half that amount.
sPT The Brooklyn, N. Y, supervisors will
memo Ilize Congress TO have work resumed
at the Brooklyn navy-yard, and furnish en-
ployment to thousanos OF mechanics and
laborers.
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ACCJDFNT.-Edwarts * HutcG5soD's Slim
ulaii1 8 LII ule1t cures Sprsi.s and Bruises.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
o1rrcr OF CH1rF s1eNAL OFF1cyR. I

WASHINGTON, anuaTy IT, 1SIb. !
For the New England and middle states
clear or fair weather and slight rise OF
temperature, with southeTly 10 westerly
winds and falling barometer.
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NM. MASSEY Y CO.'S
THILADA. NN All,
CINCINNATI
LAGER BEER.
CkTAN8A WINE.
SWEET CIDER, e..
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THE TRAMPs are trying their skill at high
way robbery. The Hanover PA Spectator
says that on Friday evening las, as MI
William Adams, butcher, OF Mount Pleasant
township, Adams county, was returning
home from collecting tour, and when with
IN short distance OF Mount Rock, he was
stopped by three foot-pads, who demanded
his money or his life. Upon making resist
ance TO this demand, he was seized and
roughly handled by the robbers, who rob bed
aim Of his pocket-book, containing about
$50 in money,
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GEORGE NANDENHOFs.-ThOse who de-
sire ar intellectual treat should not fail TO
attend the dramatic and poetical reading by
The DISTINGUISHED actor and elOcutionist Geo,
Isndenhor. at the Congregational church :,
CT Tuesday evening next. Now, that Muir
dOcK ard Charlotte CuShman have retired,
NJ. Vandenhoff j. the only remaining star Of
His iavoIite trio IN the neJd.
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TIE GERMAN ' ETERAS UNION .dSt night
installed the following officers Hugo EiCh-
roltZ, president. Cuas- J.. Carson, vice pres
1dent; ReiEhOld Sprir gSgUtE, cores pJnding
secretary, CbaS. BTaeseT. recording Secrc-
tary. Ernst RUPERT, Euaac!a! secretary,
George G.. kCehler. treasurer, ChaS. HOn-
man, Sergeaut-at-aTmS. The report OF the
financial secretary, Mr.. Ernest RUPERT, was
submitted. showing So expended during the
year VaSt for relief OF - sick members, and
sS3 paid on account OF funeral expenses. The
widows relief fund still amounts TO over
S4cO The following members died during
Tie last year. OTTO Weber. John Peters,
Louis Erdman. John TrzeciSS. and John
Neps.
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LOCAL Ne US.
Amusemesfs. De, To-niS

NdfiO~di InccteT-"The Two Orphans"
CSki FtEO1rS HGR.-Blind Tom.
Theatre CoDrtq1te.-''I. q. T., or the Way Of
The Wicked"
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows james Wise and Mahala Brooks,
Edward Hopkins and Rachel Allen, John
NJ. Powell and Frances wilson, WIN. 81.
mons ard Jennie Lowe, Hamilton Ryne aud
Sarah Elizabeth Howard, Tobias Foster and
Mary Lena yenifer.
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THE BUNKER HILL DELEG ATION-Tle
Boston committee who came 10 this city
with the souvenirs 70 present 10 the Wash
angtOn Light Infantry, made rip To Mt.
Vernon yesterday in the steamer Arrow. A
committee OF the Light Infantry accompa-
MED them. In consequence of the ice they
touched at Fort Washington ami Mt. YER
non only. Captain HolliEgshead showed the
PARTY all the attention IN his power, and
trey were handsomely entertained by Col.
HOlliugSworth at the grounds. The Ice so
INSTRUCTED their return that they disem-
harked at Alexandria and took the cars for
This city, reaching here at go O'Clock. TIE
committee left for Baltimore this morning.
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Fo8 SALE, WHOLESALE sND RErk!J. ~
SAM 4 PALMER,
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LECTURES.
GEORGETOWN ADVERWTS

n . h.
The CCrartn' rsEiT heretofore eTisttug batEcan J .
Jackson ard Brother D. this day Dissolved br NM
tual consent. d. 3 Jackson = alone author ed 70
settle the affairs cf the late firm.
J. JACKSON e BIO.
The busIneFs VIII BE- continued by =. y. Jack on,
CT the old stand, No. ITO II gil sire;
ID. B. JACKSON
georgetown ID @, Jan. 18th, lsI6. lRal2 81
STILL DYEIEG TO PLEASE FRIESus.
- TIE RUSH - OVER.
Thanks 20 OGr kind friends for their indulgence
during tho past Fall, when such was the rush Of
work from all sections a. 20 make Il impossible q
MI orders a. promptly 81 We wished Being assured
that the work when finished gave entire sAtisfac-
ton, we solicit continuance Of yOEr patronage.
and promise good work al fair prices in from one q
eight DAYS Work sent for deliver Cd in auv part
Of the District, received and returne a. and from
any part Of the county By mail OF express
WIN. II MHEATLEYS
Steam Dyeirs and Securing establishments.
No. 4gJenerson street, Georgetown, ID. q.
Estsblished 1881 and n
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BILL FOR DIvoRCE--Testeriay, in the
Equity Court. Mrs. Lottie Greenwood, By
her counsel, Mr.. VI. Thompson, fled petit
ton for divorce from Samuel Greenwood.
The petition sets forth that the parties were
married ia Baltimore, Nd, June ;, 1S6>, aod
that they have had one female child, aged
years, that they lived together in the city OF
Washington until the year 1872, when she
WAS forced 10 leave him In CONSEQUENCE of
his cruel treatment, and that from a year or
two after their marriage he has been a pro-
fexsional gambler. Plaintiff also charges
defendant with deSertiOl.
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CHAINS, vest ,chaetlain and opera made by
Ii. +. Barrows X Co, copied from gold in Is
karat roll plate. Those chains take the
place of solid gold for at least five years
wear. Sold by j. K. Prigg, jeweler, i57 Penn
sylyania avenue, near AZ street.
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Interests Of Washington.
The Harbor and the Proposed Grand
Union Depot.
AerIcn OF the Citizens Meeting Last
Night.

Last evening meeting of the citizens OF
Washington was held at the Board OF Trade
Rooms. in answer TO a call for such a meet
ing Ito consider proposed movement TO
present To the Congress of the United States
The justice and prOpriety of making an ap-
prOyriation to aid the commercial interests
of Washington. particularly the improve
mert Of the haTbOr OF Washington" and 10
was wei attended, especially by those In
terested in business along the river front.
Among those present were DR.. J. T.. Morgan,
W. j Stephenson. G.. W. Cochran, John A.
Eekor. Johnson Brothers James /, harbour
w II. Wise. Samuel Gedney. DIR. Chas AL
len. g. Il Church & Son. DR.. \. 2. Pardon,
Adolf CluSs. W. C.. Bambergcr. G.. W. Lin
vile, l.. W Guinand. George 7. Rauh, Jas.
= TuStin. Jcre. l.. kidwell, VIM. Neitze,
Captain WCitZsl. Vim. Forsyth, Richard
Smith, Z. 7. Heiston, q. w. Alice, Riley u
Bros. j; w, BOteieT, VIM. Birney, A. n.
Blrney, T.. q. Wheeler, and W \. Mitchell.
the meeting was called to order by Mr.
Stephenson, ard Mr.. George w Cochran was
elected chairman, and Mr.. Stephenson was
chosen secretary.
Mr.. Cochran, on taking the chair. stated
that several weeks since some twenty get-s
temen bad met 10 discuss the prOprie.y OF
asking Congress to improve
THE WASHINGTON CHANNEL OF THE
POTOMAC.
This channel was fast filling up and be
coming narrow, and unless something was
done 20 improve it. in a few years we would
have no channel, and our commerce would
suffer. He had been Informed that the gen
eral government lad never expended one
dollar in the Washington channel. At the
meeting referred 10 committees were ap-
pointed 10 get up data, and he presumed that
they would report. He also understood thai
something would be said in reference TO our
railroads.
Mr.. Barbour. from the committee on me.
mortal, reported a draft OF one published in
THF STAR of Wednesday, which already
had been signed by 800 persons. They had
yet 10 hear of one person refusing TO sign,
ard he moved that IT be adopted and com
mittee be appointed TO present the same to
Congress; agreed to-
Captain Johnson, from the committee on
statistics, made q report showing
THE ISCREASF OF THE COMMERCE
Of Washington since 1860, as follows:
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THE NEw STEAM FIRE ENGINE, Thomas
y. Morgan, No. 6, was given a trial this af-
ternoon, at Babcock lake, in the Monument
grounds, in the presence of the board of fire
commissioners; and through 15o feet OF hose,
with 100 pounds of steam, she threw a close,
compact Inch stream over 200 feet-ex-
ceeding the distance made by the Addison,
No. 3, heretofore the furthest- throwing en-
CINE in the District.
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a RETRAYED nrsRANp.s REvENGE-A

A BETRAYED HUSBANDS REVFNGE-A
CGO Oh Limp rs at IHS,T7,AeitfO Of Tefigeance.-
The little village of Bettsville, Seneca coun-
~, near Tiffin, is shaken from center to cir
conference. Mr.. s. Norton, of the above
village, mas for some time suspected his
VIE, during his absence from home, OF being
Improperly intimate with Mr.. Chapman.
The ether evening matters came 10 a climax.
Norton happened to go into store where
Chapman was lOafing, and, almost inlmed.-
ateIy, Chapman sneaked cut and proceeded
directly TO NOTton's residence. The huS-
/ hnd's suspicious were aroused and
he went hurriedly home and actually
caught Chapman and Mrs. Norton in
The latter's sleeping apartment, both talk
ing earnestly and excitediy on what
lhey considered private subject. Tne in
furiated husband at once drew n revolver
and snapped il at Chapman; but the weapon
hung fire; and as Chapman was making an
EFFORT 10 escape from the room, Norton
caught hold Of coal oil lamp that was
burning on the bureau near by, and hurled
II at Chapman. striking him in the face.
The lamp exploded; the pieces OF glass cut
ChapmanS face terribly, and the burning
oil ran in stream of fire over his person,
burning one OF his ears almost Of, DESTROY
ing the sight, il is thought, of both eyes, lit
orally cooking his breast and shoulde rs, AMI
burning the hair all Off his head. The fire
was at last eXtinguished, but il was feared
that Chapman was burned so badly that he
would die. We learn, however, that he is
now improving. The physician who attends
him says that he will doubtless lose both his
eyes lS0iadIsky (OhiO) Register, Jan. 10.
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CTTV ITEMS.

TSE nr Mans Cr-n and BuniOn Remedy,
81 as Sth sire I, ard by Druggists.
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UUUDMAN HARPIN WIS up IN the high
land district court yesterday, for assaultii z
l. wife. He claimed TO be no such Harpin
but snch Good man that his loving spouse
had often whipped him, and that she had put
BIN 10 bed with only four beans and twodry
bones for supper. On this showing the canrt
remal ked, .'Weli. don't let IL Harpin again."
ard placed the complaint on ME- Bos.Oa
Gtte
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CHURCH GoING facilities have reached
singular pass in the city of Loudon-the old
city proper, which Londoners distinguish
with capital G. This part of the metrop0-
lis, where the banks and public offices con-
ants. yet it is divided into ll2 parishes aud
provided with 81 churches. Very few Of these
churches have any congregation, and IN
most OF them the weekly service is n pure
mockery, the congregation being made up of
few charity children, the pew opener aud
the sexton. In twelve parishes there are less
than ten dwelling houses.
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De Il . hlr-f - Greene 81 town n a.
FOR 1870.
pIARiES AND PHYSICIANS VISITING
LISTS.
FOR 6. q. Teachers -SeIecf NHtrs on the In
tornstiousi iessoTs, by Pcluubef q clark
tALkkNtEs given cratis q crlst HrtTa-s.
VISITING CARDS gravel AID PRINTED PROMPT
T.. al tue aew Books as soon sz puhiishr1.
NM. BALLANTGNE.
dec30 tr 42- 7th street
SHlLI IN6TON'S PATENT
- SELL LOSING DIARIES FOk 1870.
variable Po- kot COu pAui n. cor aiming Alma
nsc, NsgeS Table, Interest Table. Domestic aud
forflgn Pos;sre Stamp Dutiss, PupUi i0s % States
and rriiorlss, Hank Space Tor ever day "a the
year, sna Cash Account for each month. Fifty dif-
fereut KINDS ma various - yles OF binding.
PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST FOR Is76
HAGEESTowN ard other ALHANACs Whole
sale and Retail, AZ
SHILLTNGroN'S Bookstore,
docs r Corner ~ street And Penus. syeuue.