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GEORGETOWN.

fEQUIEM MASSES PoR POPE PIus INA re-
QUEEN mass was LIBERATED yesterday morn
ing in the chapel of Georgetown College for
the repose of the soul of the deceased Pope,
The chapel was tastefully draped i'm mourning.
and the services, which We're solemn and inn
gressive. were conducted by President Heaiy.
Father Taylor OF Doyer. Del, and Father Con
way, Sd. Similar services were held at the
Convent chapel this morning at 8 o'clock. con
Quoted by Father Healy. Most of the nuns
and many OF the scholars of the academy were
present Tomorrow at 9o'clock a grand re.
QUEEN mass for the dead pOntif win be ceIe.
brated at Trinity church. which is i'm mourn
ing; and every arrangement has been made to
make the services very imposing
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.-The annual win
ter entertainment of the Georgetown Female
seminary took place last night at the school
building on Stoddard street. and the following
young ladies participated in the interesting
exercises: Misses Aiken. Chase. Monroe.
Shular; triStoe, Thompson. Ord. Bishop, Dou
gal and Wills.
THE DAsHAwAYs held another meeting al
West Georgetown NJ f. church last evening
This club is doing good work here, without
money and without price,
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The National Hotel Outrage Case,
TRIAL OF MAJOR CURTIS ALIAS RAY,
II ol;ac E6u,- De-,

TRIAL OF MAJOR CURTIS ALIAS RAY.
To-day Z. II. Curtis alias Edward Ray alias
HOught0n alias Richardson was called in the
Criminal Court, Judge Wyle,fo arraignment.
He is charged with having in March last COM
mitted an outrage on the person of Miss Ella
Iydings, young girl of 15 who. it is alleged.
he persuaded TO leave Baltimore for the pur.
pose OF entering into the service of family in
Alexandria, and on reaching this city, it is al
legged, he persua ded her that they could not
reach Alexandria that day and took her to the
National hotel, where, it is alleged, he COM
mltted the crime, and subsequently carried
was brought from New Orleans in Decemb Der
by Deputy Marshal Frey, and on being ar
ralgned short time ago a plea OF misnOmer
was filed. A new indictment i'm the name of
Ray was then found.
On the prisoner being called to plead to the
second indictment, Mr.. Corkhill. who is asso-
Grated with Col. Cook in the defence called
ATTENTION 10 the former Indictment, to which
they had filed plea of miSnOmer, and he sug-
gested that that Indictment be first disposed
OF. TO this plea the government had flied a
demurrer.
After short discussion the court overruled
the demurrer, and at the suggestion of the
court n0lle pros. was entered as to the first
indictment.
The District Attorney asked that the pris-
Oner be arraigned.
Mr.. Cook raised the question that thew
Gould not now be required to plead to an in
dlctment found during the tendency of the
former indictment, and moved to quash the
indictment.
The Court oVerruled the notion as also A
demurrer to this Indictment.
The counsel proceeded to draw up the de
murrer.
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WARD a. CO.'S
MEDICAL, &c.

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al Female Complaints quickly cured. once and
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OF al Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
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81 no charge. separate consulting rooms 800 9Th
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTsON can be
- consulted every wednesday and Saturday az his
once, vi ID s., between 9th and 10th, from 20 o
Pm, on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
ness, Nervous Debility, Impotsncy, Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling, Paipitation Of the Heart.
Dimness OF Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion, &C.,
manhood, and early indiscretfons, Gonorrbna,
structures and Syphilis quickly cured. DIR. X. Ia .
native OF S4ltimSrs with II years eIperiencs 10
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and Saturday. Persons In need OF medical treat
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CITY ITEMh-

BROADWAY BLOCK SPRING STYLE JUST RE
CE1VED:-Sllk Hats made to order. Old styles
fEemodele O.. Hats repaired, at NJ. Cunnngham's
Factory, o2o 9TH street northwest.
OUR SPRING PRICE LIST OF HATs:-Gent's
Soft Felt Hats, $50, s., $50; Mems Good
Wool Hats. Soc, 75c. ST. An immense stock of
BSys to Hs st Just Us ressyea at all prices from
Store $50 Seventh street. =
one hundred sell Loditle's Headdclte SPECIFIC.
Cures headache in five to twenty minutes
Sold by every reliable druggist.
LADY CAKE-Take three quarters of a cup
or butter. beaten to cream, add two cups of
white sugar, one cup of sweet milk four eggs
beaten stiff, and three cups Of flour, with two
teaspOOnfuls of D0oley's Yeast Ponder mixed
with the -four dry and passed through a sieve
THE SICK. during the last hundred years.
have swallowed thousands of tons of mercury,
scammony, sgamboge,, crOton oil, ialap, &c,
ana G nd tbass oil have been
the principle of renovation, as embodied in
Ho$tetter's Stomach Bitters, was arrayed
against the principle of prostraliOn, as repre-
scented by mineral salivants and furious pur-
gatives, the latter has steadily and surely
fallen into deserved contempt.
NOTHING LIKE It'll Stands AI0ne,-Such
is the verdict of the medical world and the
public on Hdte'$ Honey Of Horehound and
1". SOuSHS- COluS, llltleEZd, all TrltdtlOnS
of the organs of speech and respiration, van
iSh under its influence. like fOgS before the
sunlight.
Pixies T0Othdche Drops cure t0othache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at p cents.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
ferers Chronic, painful, and prOStrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address PulVermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMRN-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
Ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. sos G street,
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
fact the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses; Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
tiele and careful pressing gives them an
cleaned two pair for D cents
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EORD,s OPERA HOUSE.

HN@T The Management begs 10 announce that at
the earnest solicitation of a great number of IA
irons will be presented
FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY Ilru,
EVERY EVENING. MATINEES WEDNES-
DAY AND SATURDAY.
THE GREATEST SUCCESS ON RECORD
The New Version of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
WITH THE COMPANY FROM THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE. NEW YORK
Including the Great IT ,psy',
MRS. 6. c. HOWARD.
Mr.. q. &. Howard as ''Sr. Clair. - Little Oracle
Wade as Eva Mr.. Geo. F. Med 9nald as I'm
Gle Tom:'' Darrien Griffin. the Greatest Banjo
Player in the World, and the
ENTIRE SPLENDID COMPANY.
SCENERY AND EFFECTS ALL NEW.
THE MOONLIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI
THE OHIO RIVER IN MID-WINTER.
THE GREAT COTTON-FIELD scene
THE EXCITING STEAMBOAT RACE BE-
TWEEN THE LEE AND NATCHEZ.
ONE HUNDRED C0LORED PEOPLE IN THE
THE G Tftae PLANTATION on s scene,
THEIR AMUSING PLANTATION
PAsTIMtS.
Also, the
CHARMING CABIN SONGS OF THE SOUTH,
SO BEAUTIFULLY RENDERED BY
THIS COMPANY.
, Admission. so cents: choice Orchestra Seats, 81;
MATINEE Prices-AdmiSson, 80 cents: Reserved
Seats, % cents extra: Children, % cents.
BOX Once open all day, commencing Monday,
Feb. 11th. feds ST
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Presentation at Howard University.

SPEECHES BY PRESIDENT HAYES, FRED. DOUG
LASS AND OTHERS.
The presentation yesterday of steel en-
craving of Carpenters picture OF the Signing
of the Emancipation to Howard University,
a gift from Mr.. Carpenter, was an event OF in
form, and about it draped the flag. Among the
invited guests on the platform were the Presi-
dent and wife, Mrs Elizabeth THOMPSON,
penter, Mrs. Gov. Clafiin, Mrs Abby Hutchin-
son Patton, Miss Jewett Of Massachusetts,,
Mrs Comstock; Mrs: Spofford, Mrs. Turner OF
and Robert Purvis. The exercises began with
singing by the students. Miss Annie CasmOnd
playing on the piano DR.. w: w. Patton, the
president of the University. offered fervent
prayer, followed by the singing of America"
Or. Patton then made a few Introductory re-
marks, thanking Mr.. Carpenter for his gift.
and made an eloquent speech, referring, in
pathetic language TO the eXigencieS that led to
the issuing of the emancipation proclamation.
M Ss @eS
speaker, followed by song from Mr.. NOrmand
Patton, with piano accompaniment by Miss
Carrie Patton ma son and d daughter OF pr Pat
dress. DR.. Patton then said the President
would favor the audience with benediction
at least.
SPEECH OF PRESIDENT HAYES.
A burst OF applause greeted Mr.. Hayes, who
said II don't wish to disturb the current of
feeling here, but must thank this noble lady
blrs. ThOmpsOn) for her gift to the nation:
and then / shall leave yOu message. although
messages are not always grateful. j quite
agree with all that has been said, yet il occurred
to me that Mr.. Douglass made a modest eSti-
mate OF his race when he said they don't build
ships, they don't build the dOmes you see. But
who did build them? Such men as Adams and
Sumner made their fame by their speeches
under that DOME and the speech your cOlOred
brother has made us is better than making
dOmes. But that is not my message. would
say the wisdom, the righteousness, and the
grandeur OF Abraham LincOlnS act of enamel
patton no man will deny. That it has conferred
Infinite blessings on our country, on both
races, and on the world, very few question.
This estimate of the act and of its results will
not be changed by the good conduct or the
bad conduct Of either race. But it is said that
the greatness of the blessing conferred on the
cOlOred race depends on their conduct What
riOuS privilege of being independent What
this requires is the Willingness to labor and
the prudence and Self-denial to save the fruits
OF labor. My young cOlOred friends, let this,
then. be among your good resolutions: Il will
work and will save, to the end that | may.
become independent" This speech was en-
Enthusiastically received.
Dr. Patton thanked the President and Mrs
Hayes for their presence, and Mr.. Carpenter
Tor his gift. With a song, I'VE Are Rising
by the students, and the benedictiOn, the cere-
monies closed, when the guests We're each pre-
Sented with vignette, and the President and
Mrs. Hayes shook hands with the students.
Mrs. Abby HutchingsOn Patton and her huS-
mans Song for the especial benefit of the
President and his wife
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How TO Get the Ten Per Cent.

Editor Hdr:-YOu would confer a great ia
V0r to many OF the readers of your valuable
and most popular paper in this city, by insert
ing the proper mode of collecting the 10 per
cent. OF deposits made with the Freedmen
in distant city. l went to the bank and was
not able to see any person from whom to re-
ceive reliGJRe information.
Very respectfully. +. g. MEYER
Georgetown, ID. c. Feb l3 1873
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nR. RICORD,9 ESSENCE OF LIFE
- Restores manhood and the vigor Of youth TO
the most shAttered constitution In four weeks.
FAILURE lMP0ssIBLK. This life-restoring remedy
should be taken by al about 70 marry, or who have
become weakened from excess or any other cause.
Success In every case Ia q certain Is that water
quenches Thirst p per case. Sole Agent, DIR. JOS.
JACQU@. UntversiU Place, New York. DrHS-
etsU 6SDpt5e0s 1A1l-u
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

IRON INV YORK. FROM INV YORX.
AbyssiniA, Wed, Feb. Algeria. Wed. :, Mar. Is
Parthia. Wed. Feb 13 Parthia -. Wed, Mar. 90
China: Wed, FEB, e China Wed, Mar. "a
Batavia. wed Mar. 8 BofhnIa. Wed, Apr. 10
And every following Wednesday from New York.
KATE OF PAssAeI.-Cabin, $50, $50 and Si0o,
gold, according to accommodation. The $50 pas
Tickets to Paris, S16, gold. additional. Return
tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage tickets to and from al pars of Europe q,
very low rates. Through bills OF lAding given for
Belfast, Glasgow, HAyre, Antwerp, and other ports
freight and passengers apply at the Company's
once, no BoTing Green; o., both stserAee and
tanB-H CHAS. g. FRANCKLYN. Agent.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. &C.. TO.nigh

National Thedter--Mrs. Oates comic opera
company in La PeTichOle.''
Ford's opera HOuSe.-Uncle Toms Cabin.
T7seGter COmiQ7te.-First-class varieties.
ASCENSION ChHFch.-Entertainme
Presbyterian Church, Sth lStreet-Leeture
by DIR. VIM. GrimSted.
HdrkFitPr'S-Free exhibition of Braun
AutOtypeS of Paris.
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TUE NA1LS-Judge Prentis certines: cdr,
Ands Ike Of painless cases Or bunfons, corns,
ulcers, ehilbains, rheumatic or swollen Joints, &c
and children attended ~ usual, Caller too hte. a
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AnlUSeGnentS.

National Theater-Mrs. Oates will receive a
benefit tonight. when :. La PerichO.e" will be
favorite song, Good bye, Sweet Heart will
be introduced. Tomorrow night THE Grand
Duchess will be produced. Those who have
failed to see Mrs Oates should take advantage
OF Inc few remaining opportunities.
FOrd's opera HOuse.-"Uncle Toms Cabin
is attracting large and well satisfied audiences
still. Everybody should see Mrs. Howard as
7heGter Con;q"e.-The programme this
week is lively and interesting, and the one
next week Will be none the less so.
r Ires6gtef ,, Church, ~ street.-Dr. VIM.
GrlnSted VIII lecture tonight on ''SOme I'm
common Common People have SEEM
Ascension Church.-Last night of the enter
Tor few days here of Braun's famous auto
types OF Paris
Lincoln HaN.-Wendell Phillips on The
Lost Arts on Monday.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:-
W. y. Dundas, to E. ID. Oldham, 5000. part of
Burley, to Alex. Cromwell, s.. 100, sub-lot g.
lot Is; 50; 1876: Christian Muth, to VIM Jaiser,
500, lot s So. 500: L; P. Clark, to b. H. War
n ne f sl,SW lot So! 29S; s. L. Phillips trustee
part Of g, 50. al; j; {. G. Kennedy, trustee tee
to ): J. Camp, l.lsO, part lot I; So, 263;y. 4.
Eds9n ct q ak o., trustees, TO J.: D. Edison ct al
LOT Is, So. 1888: j. NJ. Lata ct a trustees pi to
W. Fl; Smith, $1,000, lots 2 to I, and 10 and II
and alley. 50. ia; d. M. Crown, to l.. H. Mill
ken, $50, lot 9. So. 49,
A SUGGESTION ABOUT THE MURPHY SING
ING.-EditOr Stdr:-As we are to have Mr..
Francis Murphy to labor in our midst again
Tor two more weeks. would suggest that the
managers of the meetings change their pro
gramme and let the public have more of Mr.
MurphyS eloquent pleadingS in behalf of tenn
perance. and less of those Moody and Sankey
camp meeting hymns with which the public
have become Satiated. If singing is to cOnsti-
tute part of the nightly entertainments, let
us have some sOul-stirring temperance songs
suited to the occasions. A. r.
Washington, February -.
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STEAMERS F0R NEW y

The steamers JOHN GIBSON and Z. G,
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Al East >Efko
River, New York. at O'Clock D. m. [EHffA
every FRIDAY EVENING; George
town every SATURDAY at O'Clock q. M, and
Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For information
apply at ONCE over Metropolitan Bank 18th street
or TO X. Z. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown.
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON, President
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Weather Indications To.dav,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.


Washington, February Il, 1875.
FER the middle Atlantic states, cloudy
threatening weather. areas of light rain or
SHOW, nOTiheasterly winds stationary temper
aiHFe, stationary or rising barometer.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.-At the 10Th meet
ing of Central building association. No. 2. last
night, 40 shares were drawn and Cancelled,
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THE LOVERS of the fine arts should not for
get the sale at Louis WieSer studio tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The collection is fine
and sale positive.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Fred. W. Bergman and Catherine Ewald ::
benjamin Rnttins and Susan Green; William
more
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NEW GOODS.
sARDlNES LA TOMAT,
BONELESS SARDINES
QUEEN OLIVES.
CAPERS, TOBASCO SAUCE.
LOBSTER, PICkLED AND FRESH
SALMON. LIB. CANS.
New Goods arriving daily.
Parties contemplating housekeeping will save
money by obtaining our prices for Staple and Fancy
Goods prior to purchasing elsewhere.
b. W. REEDS SONS,
jan19-tr 1916 y st. m ,r
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
twisle: Jas. s. Robinson, remove a frame
dwelling, 9TH and . streets, to Sd and streets
northwest, $50; j. p. johnson, repair a frame
dwelling, 5l7 It'll street southwest, $50
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Steamer JOHNW. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
s6issEfss shE ss o tRsi m
Currioman and Leonaratown; THURSDAYS, at z
ocloek q. M, for Nomini: SATURDAYS. at 2
O'Clock a. m. for Currioman and LeonarSitowp
stopping at intermediate landings each trip.
For further information, apply at the Once, over
Metropolitan Bank, Kno1,s Express Once or M
the COmpany's Wharf, foot of 9Th street.
Baggage called for on application at KNOBS Ex.
press Office. SAMUEL BACON Pres't
b. j. ACCINELLY, Agent.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
nEGkER BROS: GRAND, SQUARE AND
IL UPRIGHT PIANOS are the best: -
T" Also, the BURDETT ORGANS UNIV
,,s-r an, M. q. KUHN, Sole Agent,
TINE KRANICH AND RACE Am TuV
Il sTIEFF PIANOS, came ~ 49, 80
otners' received ths highest Centennial
numerous musical celebrities. 81. L. WILD n
BIO, Agents, 72S 7th st.n.W. dir
wv. KNABE q COS woRLD-RENOWN.
~ ED fLANOs.-Theee celebrated< G(-
b h1g softy years and have rsceivsd ths, s'U
nssnrsSs aInra wherever exhibited, McCammon,s
@ah,miactonee constantly on hand. sboninesr,s
ma eTcSenS fanos and Organs sold, rented
ne and thcfoq&hly Repairing PiaDos. e. REIcH-
Tow doors above Peana. sy. a actiS'SS
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LADIES' GOODS.

DOUGLASS,
Ninth and II streets. Ninth and + streets.
FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND sALEOF
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES
And HAMRIIRGS
VIII continue until further notice. Every article Of
fered will be the best of its kind made on Wheeler
q Wilson machines, fully warranted and sold for
less than cost Of production and in many cases less
than price of making. Ladies desiring good arti-
cieS, we'll made, at less prices than ever offered
are invited to call.
In connection with the above sale we shall for the
next 20 days offer extraordinary bargains in all
pare prices.
9th and r SITS. 9th and + Sis
feb9-tr
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PRESUMPTION OF ROUTE
ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain j. WHITE, d.
ther notice. every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, at O'Clock .. m, con.
meeting with steamers for Boston, Providence and
other Northern Points. Returning, leaves Norfolk
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY, at O'Clock p. In.
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DBILADELPHIAT TURKEYS
JUST RECEIVED.
All kinds Of FRESH FISH direct from New
York: man constantly employed 10
clean them.
We have Spanish Mackerel, salmon,
Smet,, Halibut, Rock, &C., all at rea- NN
sonabe, prices. Oysters opened fresh
every day, % 80 and 30 cents. New York
snd Philadelphia Butter. Fresh invoice OF Ten
derloins, price 40c.. and everything that first
class market can have viii be found at the Palace
Market.
Corner 18th st. and Ne,c York are.
I29-1y FRANK j. TIBBETS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER. Oates.
Week February l1th, ENGLISH COMIC OPERA
ALICE OATES.
(The Popular American Queen of Comic Opera. !
with her successful
NEW ENGLISH COMIC OPERA co.
The largest and most complete organization in the
cialty Of performing in English the operas OF Ofeu-
bach, Lscocq and other French composers.
CHANGE OF OPERA NIGHTLY
MONDAY ....GIROFLE-GIRDFLA,
TUESDAY ......MME. ANGOT,S CHILE.
MEDN ESDAG ...... BARRIE BLEUE.
THURSDAY. ..PRINCESS OF TREBIZONDE.
FRlD ............-..BENEFIT OF OATES,
VIII be presented for the FIRST TINE in English,
LA ERICItOLE.
Introducing Good Bye. Sweet Heart, Good Bye. -
SATURDAY MATINEE AZ 2
SATURDAY NIGHT......GRAND DUCHESS
Grand Chou us and Orche Stra.
New and Elegant Costumes. Properties etc
Musical Conductor. ..........-.CARL kERSSEN.
February 1sth-MAGGIE MITCHELL. febs-tf
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"a sail every THURSDAY direct sE-N
fro from Onh,I phil Il, del to Liverpoo,
Cabin, intermediate and sbeerAge passage Tickets
ers, 1923 street. Also, Agents for the He'd star
Line to Antwerp. my3Q-N
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THECOVRTS.

CIRCUIT COUkT-Judge C1rtter
To-day, SturgeS agt. McGee: verdict for
plaintiff. The court spent the entire day hear
ing and diSpOsing of motions.
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OUNARD LINE.

NUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF Eliminating the chances OF col.
ts10n, the Steamers OF this line take \ snecide
course for all seasons Of the year,
On the outward passage from Queenstown 20
New YORK or Boston, crossing the meridian OF sc
ut - lat, or nothing TO the north OF g.
On the homewaro passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 at q lat, or nothing to the north of q.
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BROADWAY BLOCK SPRING STYLE JUST RE
CEIvED.-Silk Hats made to order Old STYLES
remOdeled: Hats repaired, at NJ. Cunnngham's
Factory, S25 eth street northwest
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN VIEW YORK
S0UTHAMPT0N AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this Company will sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third <&Sso
street, Hoboken. ates OF passage: <EEk1n
cabin, $50 gcd steerage $50 currency. Fer freight
or passage, apply to OELRICHS q CO.,
eep8 SIN Bowling Green. New York.
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BEFORE the 1st day of March we will posi-
lively move into our new store. This store for
rent. Beautiful dress goods, l5c. double fold
black and cOlOred caShmeres, sc. Sheeting
cotton and bridal quilts, slightly SOiled, very
cheap; beautiful calico, PC. Carriers Market
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