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GARDEN SEED.

GARDEN SEED.
W TO TRUCKERS AND FARMERS.
I have just received my fresh supply OF SEEDS
al retail or wholesale. Catalogues furnished Oh APP
pIication. TOBACCO SEEDS: Yellow Pryor, Big
Frederick, One and All, Oronoso, White Stem,
and Hayana. JOHN +. MEREDITH,
successor In Garden Seeds to Allison Addison.
80 lie g.. ami
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LECTURE.
ECTURE At MOZART HALL.

r ECTURE 1T MOZART HALL.
Rev. w. u. MJRKLAND, d. H., of Baltimore,
will deliver LECTURE in MOZART HALL on
TUESDAY, February II, 1873, at o'clock T. NJ,
for tbe benefit Of the Ashland Presbyterian church.
Subject: THE NEW AGE"
Admission Csc. Tickets can be had Mt WAITS
music-store, Blairs drugstore and of James Miller,
ESD ut The Union Bank, and on the evening OF the
lecture ut the door. feo-td
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HJJFACTS THAT CAN BE PROV EN-.
+. II. pRIC +. & { o.
invite notice TO


invite notice 10
Beautiful stock Of HAMBURG EDGlNG, cut ont
and ready for use:
FRUIT OF-TKE-LOOM, AUBURN. ANDROS-
COGGIN Al COTTONS 1T lOc;
NEW YORK MILLS, WAMSUTTA, aud other il
STANDARDS, at 12.c.;
Special attractions In LINEN and COTTON
SIIEETINGS;
Cheapest and best-assortcd stock OF TABLE-DtN-
ASKS and WINE-CLOTtIs ever shown in this
city.
First opening in the city Of LIGHT rERCALES,
CRETONNES, and C.hLICOES.
WINTER NOVELTIES at far less than prime
cost.
Look at our superb stock OF COLORED FURN!-
TURE- CRETONNES.
Ne desire :he CASH BUYERS 10 know that VIC can
sell DOMESTICS, ENBROrDERIES, PERCALES.
CAMBRICS. and other standards, rs low as the low
est Irregular houses. Give US 4 call.
T. Il. PRICE & CO..
fcs 1101 Main street
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K Ia
500 dozen ALL-LENEN LOOM TOWELS at o to
&c.;
/ bale finest quality RUSSIAN CRASH at 10c.;
10 pieces SCOTCH BAND-LoOM DAMASk-a'l
Linen--sixty inches vide, 40c. yard;
20 pieces SCOTCH-LO0M DAMAsk juss re-
ceiycd In new Damask patteros, ut 5Oc. and
up to 81 per yard-axtraordinary value;
25 pieces BLEACEfED DAMASK ut Zoe. u yard
worth 81.
o5 nleces twenty four-inch BLACK SILh-mace
by the world-rerowned lubricants, G. d. Tell
lard & Gle. We make this announcement IN
answer to many inquiries for the exceiient
goods which attained such popularity last sea-
son. We offer them at prices ranging from VI
to So per yard.
so pieces COLORED CACIlEhIREs-all Wool
at 62kc, real value 81 per yard;
25 pieces BLACK CAGiE3lIRES ut prices TO suit
evcryJody--all Wool goods.
HoRsE-COvERs at 1925 worth 81:
5000 yards good SHIFTING PRINTS. small
figure, at &C.:
CORDED PIQUE at &c. per yard:
4 new lot CT sOFT-rINIsII CAArBRICS from lOc.
up to 1G2sc. per yard;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA at l2i:c. per yard.
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN TO be closed out at
half price;
BLANKETS marked down % per cent. At
SYCLE BROTHERS.
311 Broad street,
ia26 between Third and Fourth streets.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Between the acts
NINE. TERESA CARRENO.
the most celebrated LADY PIANIST,
will play "Rondo Capriccoso." by Mendelssohn,
and " Rhapsodic Hongroisc." No. 2, by Liszt and
SIGSoR CICCONE,
tho famous clarionct sOoist,
Will play Fantasia" Oh Lucretia Borgia, Bcllui.
Reserved seals. 81 !: admission, 75c.
sale of reserved seats will commence FRIDAY
MORNING al WAITS music-storc.
Ia 7,9.l1&12
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AMGSEJa ES'TS.

MOZART HALL-QpERA.
HENRY c. WYATT takes great pleasure in an
uncng that he has succeeded, n treat expense, II
securing from Mr.. DE VINO the
BRIGNOLI ITALIAN OPERA COMBINATION
MONDAY EVENING.
February 11TII, At O'CLOCK,
AND FOR
4 GRAND GALA MATINEE
on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH. ut :, L. NJ.
when will he produced, In four acts, DoriZetti's
most charming opera,
DON PASQU ALE.
with the following star-cast:
MILE ELISA GALIMBERTI
as NORMA.
SIGNOR BR1GNOL1
rs ERNETo
SGGSOR G. TAGLIAPIETRA
as DIR. MATALESTA.
SIGNoR SUSINI
as DON PASQUALE.
SIGNOH ClCCONE
as TIE NOTARY.
ST Il y NJ \ /.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR.
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" EE'g's NssS.

A IL ROYAL ARCH MAS0NS SMEATTszs%2s
stated convocation of RICHMON - -
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No. 3, ut "~1'4-~
Mason's Hall. on Franklin street, THIS tThursday,
EVENING. February 7tll, 4. y. 1878, K. 4. NJ
24OS, ut o'clock.
by order Of the NJ. T.. II. p -
GEORGE +. kEESEE,
r.. 81 Secretary.
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THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THE
L SLEEPING BEAUTY
Will commence OH
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY It'll.

I HU KSDi , I EDN AK 1 III
ATC. +. JouNsToS'S AT 9 O'CLOCK A. NJ
The price has been fixed at rs cents o all parts of
the house. No addition for reserved seats.
An urgent appeal is made that the house will be
well filed The ladies will be grateful for any
tribuion Of money or groceries from those who are
unable 10 attend the entertainment. They can be
sent either 10 No. 100 Ninth street Corner of Ninth
and FranklIn) or to Nos. 100 and IL east Franklin
Street fe CIV ,Th&S3t
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RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
The regular weekly soiree will take place ut Mo
Fart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at 81
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or INVITA-
ton cards, which must be presented at the door.
members can obtain invitation-cards on application
at WAITS mus!c-store, No. 92O Main street.
ia 3-Th
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HRNRIco COUNTY COURT CLERKS 0FFIcE.l
February 5, 1878.
A CALLED MEETING OF THE
IA BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HENHlC0
COUNTY will he held al the courthouse on SAT-
URDAY the 9th instant. NJ ] ! O'Clock \. NJ.
Teste: SAMUEL i. W.ADDEIL-
f. 7-3t Clerk 10 Board.
MASONIC LIBRARY ASSOCIA-~ &
W. TION.-A meeting to organize the MA Xxx
SONIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION will be- '
held Mt ST. Adams Hall 1T O'Clock THIS WED
nesday) EVENING. February 7. 1878. All MaSons
who have Indicated purpose 10 join. ana all others
who wish to join. arc requested to attend.
BY order of WILLIAM +. DRINKARD, Chairman.
fs7-1t G.. +. DANFORTH, Secretary,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
mr. sYCLE BROTHERS
DEFY COMPETITION
HAMBUHGH EDGINGs.

We shall exhibit MONDAY on our centre coul-.
tiers 100000 yards Of HAsfBURGHS--ail new,
fresh good4, and OF a Superior quality
patterns suitable for the finest trade. Prices from
sc. to 81 per yard, which Is about bali the price
charged last season for The same qualities.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

centenna Convention Of Missionaries and Friends M
annual business meeting; addresses by the HON *.
Thompson Secretary the Navy ex xIieutenant GoHerpor
Stewart /. WoOdfofd and the Rev. Dr. H. Crosby ISo.
Tuesday MAY Irrational Temperance Publishing SOcleY,
1880 p n with addresses by the Hon VIM r. Dodge' 'nc
Rev j, T.. Newman, u. d., and the Hon. Neal DOW. -,
Wednesday May 8-American Tract Society," annual Dnsl
ness meeting 10 M; addresses by the Rev L. ration
and the Rev. VIM NJ. TAYLOR, ID. d. NewYofs. 7:3V p M;
American Female Guardian Society, with stdresse
by the Rev John Hail. d. the Rev. Frederick Courtney and
others.
Thursday May Getty Mission and Tract society 100
p m, with addresses by the Rev C. s. Robinson ~ d. ann
the Rev. Mes-rs Marshall HIATT. DOoy and schaufher;
Missionaries cwYOrk Institution for Instruction OF Deaf
and Dumb $3.50. -, = M
pm. c-,..,..... Co.,
sunday May l2-American Board OF Commissioners for
Foreign Mission 7:3O D. m.
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

Two men of this city were out, the other
day s0liclng money for charitable object They came
to the Office Of certain rich man. and hesitated about
approaching him. One the pair finally concluded he
would try IT, When he out his partner asked hun
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bearded the lion in his dem" not cent told him
all about distress OF the family but 1t was OF no use
He was Indifferent as the guard OF funeral pro-
cession. ."-(VrgDia New Enterprise
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

records the fourth part Of second. "How about the
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time You are the lfteth person who has asked that
question To suppose that such watch as that would
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Madame AS nurse approaches her One]day
at table with evident embarrassment "will Madame
kindly get out Of troublei' " How. my child T.
"By relieving me Of an object too expensive for my
means" Thereupon the good girl takes from her mouth
a tooth, and handing 1t to her mistress says: let
Madame have Il for 20 francs, and Madame may be
quite sure that 1t good new, for have used 1t
nly day,'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
KERAMOs AND OTHER POEMS.

BY. II. W. Longfellow. vol, l6mo, 81 20.
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and varied and charming volumes he has
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
MAY ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS

The arrangements for the May Anniversaries
in the Broadway Tabernacle so far completed en-
brace the following meetings:
Sunday May 5-American Home Missionary Society 7.3O
p sermon by President A. L. Chaplin Of Belot College
Monday, May 6-Amercan Seamens Friend Society seml.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

The charms of country life: NJ. de Calinaux
has had two electric bells placed at the head of his bed
good idea" said friend one Is for your servant,
but the otheri" THAT communicates with the dog
Kennel" "what forp ITO prevent him from barking
when hear burglars"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
TWO NEW "vEsT POCKET BOOKS.

IWU NEW FEoI IOOhEI DOOho'
ESSAYS FROM ELLA. By Charles Lamb.
FAyORTTE POEMS. BY Leigh Hunt. Illustrated. Cloth.
80 cents each.
1.-TWO inviting little books that every lover OF charming
essays and poems will delight in"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
NONSENSE FROM P4RIS PAPERS,

One of the Frankfort house of ROthschild
called on the Emperor william at the beginning OF his
Illness You See" said the Emperor, have passed
my eghtieh year. and at that age one must begin 10
think Of the end" " Oh !" replied NJ. dc Rothschd,
Your Majesty born to live hundred years, and
we bankers shall not let you at less than par"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

Count B. who has. travelled extensively, has
married Congo negress whose head is adorned with
the most beautiful wool In the world. Her ladyship's
maid, when Madame Is occupied with her tolet, 10
wont TO say, Madame is carding herself"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Menu 1gnblieatlons.

Nem Publications.
JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE's
GREAT ARTICLE ON
SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY
IN THE
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW
MAY-JUNE.
WHICH CONTAINS ALSO
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Dr. Masah 6SRni RobEa 81 TIE 4 yms 2as College the
Prof: DiGuberlats the relations the NEW KING OF
ITALY and the NEW POPE. 0N
John 5ervi' Civil Engineer On the ERIE CANAL CUES
Judge Peabody the famous PROVISIONAL COURT OF
Ray Palmer's sonnets on IMPENDING WAR;
Dr. R s ST OK aHf T RSy y Ehn az AeS sT
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE sketching the literary
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

A matchmaker exhibits to one OF his GUS
toners superb tmep piece which he has made for the
Exposition 1t tells the year. the MONTH the day shows
the phases Of the moon, takes note Of holidays, and
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
TORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
MAY-.IrNE. 1873.

MAY-JUNE. 1873.
l. Is THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN ITS DEATH
STRUGGLEl senator I. o. Howe
II. THE SOVEREIGNTY OF ETHICS. Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
:. Moore.
". DISCIPLINE IN AMERICAN COLLEGES. james
McCOsh, DID,. Ii. d.
V. THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES. Part II.
General James 4. Garfield
vi Is MAN A DEPRANED CREArUREi Rev. o. b.
rockingham Rev. 7. w. ChapIbcrs ID. d.
VII. THE IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT UNDECIDED.
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IX. THE PHONoGRAPH AND ITS FUTURE. Thomas
a. Edison.
X CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE.
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Professor j. Lawrence Smith brought forward a sub
ject whichtnay OF the first importance, At the
meeting last FALL he presented sketch OF his studies OF
minerals containing cOlumbium and the raTer metals
From North Carolina quantity OF these minerals had
been obtained, very far exceeding anything found In
Europe. Smarsktc contains, according 10 European
analysis. yttrium erbium, terbum, cerium anthanum
and didy ymum. His study OF the American smarskitc
has convinced Professor smith that IL does not contain
cerium His researches, however. lead him to the be-
lief that metal OF the ccrum group not hitherto
scribed is present. As yet Professor Smith does
propose name for the now element, AS 1t may be
pedent that should take the place of terbu-a sub
stance OF whose existence Professor smith has grave
doubts. He has written to obtain further information
as tO the characteristic reactions OF tcrbum those
which have been described quite unlike those
new substance. The atomic weight OF the new element
Is closely estimated at ISL Professor Smith In the
OF these researches devised method OF quan
tatge analysis that Is worthy OF note Finding that the
absorption bands in the spectrum OF didymium differed
according TO the strength OF the solution lie was en-.
abed To construct table from which the percentage OF
ddy could be determined by the absorption spec
w. w.
, 1878-05-01
logging and Fishing Interests
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studying up these interests fully, and
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Another leading feature of the STAR
will be the furnishing of as great an
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and especially in publishing original
representative articles furnishing scien-
titic intelligence relating TO the north
west The design of the publishers of
the STAR being to make it, as soon as
the support will be sufficient Tor q
specialist journal of that kind, the rep
reseniatiye
, 1878-05-01
Original Information

In regard to the productive interests
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representing the
, 1878-05-01
N oR7HER STAll
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party prejudice.
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming to make war upon any
mans opinions, but giving every repre-
sentative person chance to place their
opinions upon record in its columns,
whether they agree with those OF the
publishers or not, as long as the proper
bounds of courtesy are preserved, Thus
far, while affording the fullest opportu-
nifty for investigation upon all topics, it
has not been found necessary to take sides
editorially in any religious discussions.
This course will be persued: The lead
ing feature of the paper editorially will
be in furnishing, as heretofore,
, 1878-05-01
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL

Of the northwest. All men of culture
are requested to assist us in this work
by correspondence, as well as by turn-
ishing for publication copies of lectures,
addresses and scientific essays of repre-.
sentative character. In carrying out
these objects. the editorial department
will continue as heretofore to be assisted
by able contributors, who will endeavor
to make the STAR the most able repre-
sentative journal of the Territory. Ad-
dress all communications,
SnohOmish city, W. n.