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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line tn the
North. Northwest. Wea4
and SOuthXYeGt
To take effect Sunday. Nov. II. Is


To take effect Sunday, Nov. II. 1875
LEAVE WASHINGTON
r6H5 m-Sew York. Plliladelphia, and Boston
june s.CHs at shHR sSossi sns Es a Esss
$50 a. mNBaitimore, Annapolis and Way. tP1ed.
mont, strasburg. Winchester, Hazerstown. and
$40 a n--Baitfrnore .nd Laurel Express;
S5 hSSSs and Way Stations
$50 NEW York, PhiIadsTahis. gostoR sna Bal
Phssehs sops s Gsm
g ;SS m.St louis, Louisville Chicago; Columbus
and valley Branch except Sunday. Through
Car to staunton. Pullman Car to Cincinnati
daily daily; Grafton to sandusky' daily except sat
70 100 q Mon Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
10 90 a. nn.:Baltimore Express. Stops st Bisdens
burg, COLLEGE, Beltsyiile. Laurel. Annapolis juno
IL J0 p m--Baltimore. Annapolis, Eilicot City and
II 80 =. n-New York Philadelphia and Boston
Express stops at Laurel
II :35 p Ia. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p m~BaItirnore. Baiensburs, and Laurel
Express Frederick via Relay. Stors at Annap.
as p mEPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hasers.own,
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only ~
40 p: m--Batinore, Annapolis and Way sts-
s 80 p. nn-Philadephis, Norfolk and Balt,m0r.
Expresses EiDeott City. Norfolk except Sun.
AND Laurel.
70 30 p. m-Ealtmore and Way Ststious
1850 p. m.-Chicaeo and Columbus Express Slss,,-
ing Cars to Chicago.
- 10 p. m.-BaltiInore Expresa
leo ]. m.-Pont Of Rocks and Way Stations
$3.50 p. n.-St Louis, Cincinnati Iou,syilIs And
P,ttsburg Express Pittsburg. except Sunday
10. Is p. m.-New York Phfsdelphla and Baltimore
Express Stops at Bladensbnrx and laurel
SseePs,,g Car 70 New York. aud Special Sleeping
Oar to Philadelphia.
d) Daily, On Sunday only Other trains daily
Except Sunday
Al traina stop at Relay Station. nnEIh
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AUCTION SALES.
Young MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
FUTURE DAYS.

Young & MIDDLETON. Auctioneers-
Co SMUT TT AvERGE. -i-' NO. 40 A'''
BY vir;nG OF deed OF trlist to me ed datsd kA
80 folio 2E3 of The land record. of the Dis -4@@-
t1ict Of Columbia and ny tie written direction of
the holder of Fome of the notes Sc -ured thereby.
viii sell az rub ic auction i'll front of the premises
on WEDNESDAY to 29th day of January. 1879,
Vision Of SQUARE No 16a in the city IF
improved by a handsome double twostory and
base ment. with mansard roof, Brick Dwelling
lie amount of indebte dness secured by the deed Of
trust unpaid, with the expense of sale in cash and
the haa9 zee IN Twelve twenty four and
bearing interest from the day of sale and secnrad
by deed Of trns: on The property sold. shall be
purchaser at the time of the sale and All convey
anciDg shall be at the purchasers ex nense r. tHe
tsins OF sale are not Complied with in days
and cost of the defauting purchaser - '--0 lion
jan6-dtdbs ANDREW G. BRADLEY. Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
By virtue OF q decd of trust. recorded in -
OF the District of Columbia the undersignedGl a
Trustees will offer for sale. at pubic auction. in
front Ct the premises TUESDAY, the 2ist day Of
January lSi!, at Z O'Clock NJ, the south twenty
hSe (25) feet front by hundred 0OO) feet deep
OF LOT numbered two Co. in square numbered four
hundred and nineteen (419), in the city of Washing.
ton, d. G., with the improvements Consisting of n
brick store and dwelling This valuable business
properly Is situated at the northeast corner of Sth
ana IL streets northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance i'll six
90 twelve ll2l and eighteen QS> months, the pllr-
chaser to give his notes for the deferred PAYMENTS
bearing interest at the rate of per cent per annnm
and secured by deed of trust uDon the property
500 down at time of sale.
L. CARUSI. 1r,,s,.os
JNO. p. O'NEIL,i trustees
CHAS. W. HANDY. Auct'r. dec3h2aw3w&ds
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT


WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 81, 1878
sealed Proposals for furnishing Envelopes for the
uscaI year ending June 3D. 1879, viii be received at
his Department until the 10Th OF JANUARY, 1879
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application
The bids VIII he considered and accepted or re-
1ected Item by lten1 and this advertisement and the
proposal so far accepted by the Secretary of the
treasury, and the bond accompanying the same
shall constitute the contract between the govern.
ment and the bidder or bidders and no further con.
tract will be executed.
DELIVERIES OF Envelopes contracted for must COM
mence within twenty GOD days from the date of the
award, and be completed within three CD months
from sald date.
All deliveries viii be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
the Treasury and the delivery OF an inferior article
tract, at the option OF the Secretary. Deliveries
mDst be free of charge at the Treasury Department
The failure to deliver the quantities of enyelOpes
contracted for within the specified time will operate
3s forfeiture OF the entire penalty of the bond or
the Secretary of the Treasury may direct the pur
chase In open market of such quantities az shall be
failure and charge to tine contractors fifty (5O mar
centum of the price which it shall be fOlrnd naes
sary to pay for such articles.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
drm maklnglt and be accompanied by a bond, with
sufficient sureties. in the of two thousand dol.
lars, $4,000 approved by United States officer of
ness, form to be furnished by the Department,
conditioned for furnishing such envelopes as may
be awarded under 1t, and the performance Of the
contract.
Proposals unaccompanied by satisfactory bond
and by the samples Of envelopes furnished by the
Department upon which bids are to be based, will
not be consdered and Contracts will be awarded
only to established manufacturers of or dealers ii,
envelopes.
marked Proposals for Envelopes"
The Department tue right to waive defects
and reject any or all bids ,o,,>, c,,
jan1-10t Secretary of the Treasury
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DIED.


CONNOLLY. On "Wednesday January :. 1879 at
3 80 p IN, of heIn0rrhage MAKTiS COSsuIl.Y In
tire sixty eighth year of his
Relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, 615 Ninth stree;
Loi Invest, TO morrow FRIDAY AT 80 am The
procession Viii proceed 10 st PatrIck's church,
where high mass VIII be celebrated.
GANETT. January 9th. 1873. Mrs. Many l. GA
NJ reiIct of the late MlOn GaI.et 0f TINS clly
Notice OF fa3eral hereafter.
ZONES On January S.h, lS7@. a. 20 = u. after
short bat painful Illness Mrs. NJ +Eh 4 JONES.
aged tfiy-two years. Baltimore iapers Iiea-e copy
Funeral FL day. January lpth. II l 80 a IN. from
her brother residence, Randolph Melee. NJ. Hlr !.
street northwest. Friends respectfully Inylisi
10 attend.
SCHUSTE3 on the s-h OF January. l 80. at %
IL, after shurt DH: painful illness. Mrs EEs--
TINE SC4IU-TE beloved Este ot Charlie Sclluster.
aged forty years and th:e- months
Funeral Friday, January 10. AT 30 pm. from
residence No 1871 = street northwest. Friends are
respectfully Invited TO attend 2
NENABLE. On Janutry q. 1879. at 3 O'Clock ia
WILLIE. r. aged one ye2Ts only chlld II Frank and
Alien kenable.
Funeral VIII take ace froLl parents residence.
4ti street southwest, SATURDAY p. O'clock ..
Friends and RELATIVES respectfully invited & At
tend.
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THE HIBERNIAs ORDER DENOrHCRD.-A cor
respondent or the New York TriduHr writing
from long Branch, y. j.. Jan. Is SayS:-For
many years the order OF HibcrnianS nave held
tneir meetings in the yeStTy-rOon OF the Cath
ole ChEch OF our Lady Star OF the Sea IFS
pastor. the Rev. James Walsh. Counfppan,,
lis object. Our Lady Star OF the Sea has a dahr
OF over 800. Recently the reverend gentleman
app!Ieu To the Lodge Of Hbernians and irrcSr-
60 mat tneE pay of the chflrch's debt with the
amount in their treasury, disband their snriat,-
give up HibernianiSn and form anO: her society
under a new name. and less Objectionable ia
the chutch. The Hibernlan Society held meet
ing ana oy vote decided not to paw OF Father
alahS church debt. and not to dlsband THIS
ihctnS Father Walsh, and at vest erday morn
ing services he denounced the society i'm bite,
terms. There is much excitement here oyai
the affair. and the members OF the order arc
determined that they VIII stand by their society
even II denied the privileges OF attending that
church 49,
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GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE. BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY. ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND G.
STREETS NORTHWEST, FRONTING 100
FELT ON G. STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT
OFFICE.
By virtue of deed of trust dated June "a
18th, A. D. 1877, duly recorded in Liber No. fmA
$751; fohO4l1, ct seq, one of the land records AA.
for the District Of Columbia and by direction OF the
party thereby secured, will sell at public auction,
III front OF the premises, en- MONDAY. the both day
OF January 1879, at O'Clock p.I all those certain
pieces parcels of land and premises, situate and
being in the city of Washington, District of Column
bla, and known and distinguished as lot numbered
three 80 and the west thirty GOD feet front, and
running back with that width eighty (87, feet
In depth, OF lot numbered two (2). all in square
numbered four hundred and FIVE (4O5), as the same
are known and described upon the plat or plan of
apEurtenances, &c, to the same belonging.
Terms of sale: One-foErth cash (of which $500
VIII pc required when the property is struck Off,
anu the residue of the purchase money in three
equai annual payments, for which the notes of the
purchaser VIII be taken, bearing interest frsm the
ua OF sale until paid at the rate of eight (S} per
cent. per annum, payable quarterly and secured by
aueeu OF trust on the property sold. and satsfac
torS NE insurance on the Improvements to be taken
az The expense of the purchaser, and properly as
seIed as additional security. If the terms OF sale
are not complied with within seven al days from
DAY OF sale the property will be.resod at the risk
ana cost of the defauting purchaser after FIVE (5)
Gays advertisement. ALI cOnveyaneing and record.
ing at the expense of the purchaser.
1an2,3.4,S9,1O,l6,l7,l8 r. W. TYLER, Trustee
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PA.
l. PER, TWINE, AND LETTER BALANCES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
IL - N 4. I TO-,

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGToS, D. G., Dec II. 1875
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Depart
nlent UNTIL THE Esd DAY OF JANUARY, 1879 at II
SGek noon Ito for D. furnishing ing Mrapp9t PAPER
offices in the United States for five months from the
df day 9 Of 1 bt the said articles to be
BLANK Agency OF the Post Office Department.
The quality and the estimated quantity of each
article required are specified below;
si1 and to ah = pounds SH to the e ream
,,o each ream 10 contain 20 perfect quires.
'0O sze and fsa the m
loo no each Te IA to e@n1a4 20 perfect q9ires
measure not less than 500 yards TO the
I9n I1s to be put NJ IN balls weighing about
become loose or tanzied in transport a2 10
10000 pounds of coarse Hemp Twine, to be 3ply,
and &c measure from 40 TO 80 yards to the
pound, and to be put up in balls weighing
from one TO two pounds each, and so bound
as not to become loose or tangled i'll trans
TortatiOn.
Samples of the Paper. and Irvine required will be
furnished 20 persons who desire 70 bid. on ap2lica
tion to the Blank Agency, p U. Department, wash
Letter balances capable of weighing eight ounces,
avoirdupois weight, and Is rates metric system, to
be graduated down to i ounces and sIngle rates
required i'll the Balances to be furnished.
Samples of each description OF Balances must &C,
company each bid, and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required TO furnish Balances OF
quality in all respects equal to the sample y;
q box for transportation and delivered, free OF ex-
pense. to the Blank Agency, Washington, d. o.
More or less than the estimated quantities may De
ordered, as the necessities of the Department may
require, at the discretion Of the Postmaster GEN.
eral.
deemed most ADVANTAGEOUS to the Department. .
Bids not made in conformity with this advertise
melt Will not be considered,
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antees of his ability TO comply with his bid. ana
certificate from postmaster that such guarantors
are reliable persons.
Blank forms for proposals Will be furnished on ap-
pication to the Blank Agency, P. o. DEPARTMENT. =,
bond with two sufficient sureties will be required
to each contract.
tracted for, any attempt to impose upon the De-
partment articles inferior in the opinion of the Post
master General to those contracted for, will be con-
sdered sufficient for the forfeiture Of the con-
tract.
Proposals must be endorsed on tho envelope,
" Proposals for Letter Balances" Proposals for
Wrapping Paper or Proposals for Twine" ana
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. G. d. NJ. KEY,
0ecl2law6w Postmaster General
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the subscriber
Of Washington City hath obtained from the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia, holding
administration on the personal estate of CHARLES
j. BURCH, late OF the District of Columbia, de-
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the Same,
before the 10th day Of December next they may
otherwi by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate Given under my hand this 10th day Of
de iaTSw STEPHEN f. Gull, Administrators
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REoPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD 00HPxRr

Which has been closed for . few months has been
-eopened by Messrs RIN6WALT & HALL. VINO
are agents for the District OF Columbia, Maryland
Virginia West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
of these remedies their Office southeast corner of
9Th and streets, two squares north of PennsyiyS-
nia avenue a,ld which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience OF pasisnta Con-
SUltAtiOp free.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What Ia IL and what does II mean! II IN nsg
method OF treating successfully al Liver and Stor-
ach Diseases externally, and it means an honest war
asainst the thousand and one nostrums and hum
bu8s OF this and past axes
ITS DISCOVERY.
About sight years ago there Was discovered and
Pot into practice new, simple convenient aid safe
principle for curing disease by absorption without
The Aid OF Medicine. The necessities Of the casa
prompted vigorous examination into its msrits.
solved
Ofhce-Oorrer OF 9th and streets northwest owe,
VIM Il. Riley's Dry Goods Stora
No. CHARLES street, Baltimore noys-ly
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BOWMAN Il GREEN. Real Estats Brokers and
~ Auctioneers. Az 9TH street northwest.

81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAI.
ESTATE SITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN
IHIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
VEST, IMPROVED BY VERY HANDSOME
BRICK RESIDENCE
BY virtue of the provisions of a deed Of "A
trust executed to u.s. dated December 18TH inn
100 folio Adj one of the land records for the District
OF Columbia and at the request in writing of the
party secured thereby, we shall offer for sale at
Rupnc auction, in front of the premises, Oh TUES
following described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, d. G., to w.t. All that certain piece
or parcel OF land known and described as lot mum
bered nfty-eght (6S) in }. II. Thompsons subdivi-
OF four o., in Evans subdivision of original lot
WE'VE tiZ) IN square two hundred and forty-seven
gao recorded i'll the land records of the District of
ColumDla May 9th, A.D. 1874. and bounded as fol
lnal lot twelve (l2) running thence west along the
hne OF Massachusetts avenue thirty 900 feet thence
soutn one hundred and five feet and nine inches;
eiice east thrty t3o2 feet; thence north one hun
g1hnlng, with the improvements thereon consist
ing of handsome Brick Residence No 1881 Mass
achusetts avenue. " -f tA'''-
ne terms of sale, prescribed by the dead If
trust are cash. of which five hundred dollars roust
DC palu Gown at the fall OF the hammer: bnt nv the
consent OF a'l parties interested. the terms NAV bs
money to be paid i'll cash, and the balance IInon de-.
ferred payments, for which the notes of the mr.
CHASER must De given, bearing per cent per
annum interest, and to be secured on the premises
cost. II the terms are not complied with in seven
days, the Trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultin2 pr
chaser. after five days advertisement in the Even
ing Star.
WM. Fl PHILIP u,.,,,.ou
1anl-d&ds FRANKLIN 4. DICK,S Aiu''7eS'
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A Town Preparing for Siege.

SfeCal dispatch TO the New York Times
from omaha, Neb., Jan. :. says: 1.-THE most in.
tense excitement prevails in Kearney. in this
state. Olive and eight or ten OF his herders are
IN jail there for burning to death tTo home
steaders who had taken claims in the cattle
country, thereby mourning the hostility of the
cattIe men. In the first attack made on the
h0meSteadeTS. a brother OF Olive was killed
Olive offered 5. geo reward for the arrest of the
TWO h0lneSteaieTS The arrest was made and
the reward was paid to the sheriff. and subSe-
quently the men were taken from him as he
was carrying them across the country for trial
and burned to death. Great indignation
throughout the state followed. and resulted in
the arrest OF Olive and his herders Olive is a
wealthy, influential cattle man. Information
was received to-day at Kearney. where Olive
and others in JAIL that the cattle herderS In
northwestern Nebraska were organizing for the
rescue OF the prisoners These herderS are bold
desperate, reckless men, and have captured the
town OF kearney ana held it several hours on
previous occasions. The citizens are arming
and say they viii hold the prisoners or viii
SnOOt them before rescue is effected The
situation is all the more perilous because United
states troops cannot be called upon in such
emergencies. Three large military posts near
oy could furnish adequate protection if The laws
would permit. The most serious trouble in the
history OF the state is unprecedented. Special
correspondents OF The omaha papers went west
To-Day, to be on the ground when the trouble
beCiuS."
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust, dated October a.,
.. folio 6, Of the land records of the District Jul
OF Columbia, will offer at auction, on SUBURBAN.
Vests subdivision of original lot one. in soriare
SIX hundred and twenty nine (629). except the
The ground is improved by two two-story Fame
houses, fronting thirty-nina feet nine inches on
e SITS. NV. ' Wv "oou - anu
:, Terms Of sale; One third of the purchase money
stalplents at six and twelve months, respect
T.a interest. to be secured by notes and dsed Of
complied with within one week after sale. or the
property may be resold after one weeks notice at
1an3-2aWts VIM. H. PHILIP, Trus.es
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GOOD DEACON IN Davenport. Iowa. saw
drunken man Nnom he knew driving ainle~,ly
annut me streets one dark night The deacon
klhulN got INTO the sleigh and look the r,ai,S in
ltholhg to take the drlmkard 10 his home
NhlCh was TWO miles away: bur diSliSInu the
'dea OF walking back. he stopped al a taNrrn -
ma somebody who could more conveniently
q" the lob. While he was In the tavern ne
HiNhhdld drove on by himself. and youu. TEL
.oN arrived with his girl ia a SLEIGH The
Young fellow enIelcd the tavern. leaving hi,
an! hluillcdln blanket, 10 vail while hr got =
ulihk. me deacon found a volunteer to take
liN place rs guide Ia The druakard: bat IN,
Nelun'cer. on goingi0 the sleigh thai then stood
ia IioAt oi The tavern. discovered that The 90.
thIaht VAS mol the dIunNad. aud said in th,,
deacon. lisa gin Oai there" IN. raint :,
leplied the deacon. who thought she was The
drtikdf0' lie put one am around her ana
ipuglly pulled away the blanket she screamed
Tor help. Her lOyer ran out aud gay, the de-,
con a severe whipping. Then they took the
Suod deacon INTO tue tavern. washed the blood
from his Lace. the girl kissed him. and all WAS
forgiven.
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FURNISHING TREACHERy IN TIE RANKS-Ehi,-
rum, Dec. 24.-On the night OF the 1St, when our
column was marching silently to the attack Of
the Peiwar, two shots were fired in the ranks of
the 27th native infantry. Urea sherry was at
once suspected, and il appeared but too proba-
BILE that the shots were Intended to alarm the
enemy. Subsequent inquiry fixed the crime
upon two Pathans belonging to that regiment
court-martial has been held, and they have
been found guilty OF treachery. One of them
the troops now assembled here; the other, who
is not SO deeply incriminated, win be impriS-
oned for two years. Several other men of the
same regiment are being tried by court-naItial
for desertiOn before the enemy.-GLondon stand
ard
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THE WATER MILL.

iyisien 70 tie water mil all the live lon, day
away; ~ WIS 'A' -0''' :
t:snGuidir: the water C'ides nsalcss on and still
Heeer coming bacS a4y3in 10 the wafer ,niiI
ana IrUverl hssIn's my mind a. the swell i cas,
lhe mili viii never grind with the water that mas
Passed ~ ''' 'Ni''' ""'
axe The lessen To yourself, loving heart and ,r,,.
Soluen Years ere E'aSsu, by youth - pasSiur %,
r 70 make the niost Of life. lose NJ honest
Al! that yoj can cal your own lies in thia-to 1s
ROVER, lnteiec: sDd strength may hot cauna; Ia.i
The miil VII never grind with the water tlut Iva
passed.
Oh. the wasted hours NJ life that have fitted Ivy.
Oh, the good WE Il, .ht have done lost with aHt
sigh.
Love. that we mgm orco have saved with but sin
gle WORD.
Thoughts conceived but never peunei porishiug
unheard.
Take tie lesson 10 your heart take Oh. hold II fast
The MIL VIII Fever grind with the water tn II a,
PASSED. Ihs infs ftrn.gdi McCIiiffln.
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COFFEE VERSUS NHISbY.-The mana cement
ct tie Race aud Vine street cars have made
btiahGelMcnS Tor always having in readiness "A
sufficient Supniyot hot coffee N Their depol al
Sjftet ana Lancaster avenue. in order a. u ilnf-
late the chilled nerves OF their drivers and con-
uuctolS. II was alter "A heightened discussion
on the relative merits OF whisky and coffee that
TIE decision was arrived al. Some renoidfra-
non was also given TO the economy OF the phi
ianthrOplc move. Might not other CpmnarinS
IolioW tGiS excellent example. and 20 tend to
alleviate the condition Of their 0verWorHed en-
ploAes. ANA keep them from freezing To death
during Ills ana other cold spells f.hiit PrsvS
sill
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MARRIED..

DENNEY-TALBERT Wednesday evening, Jan
Uary & 1879 at 30 D. M at the Fourth street VI f.
church. by the Rev. Mr. Reed. WM. II. DENSEY of
Lancaster, Pa. 10 Miss SARAH L. TALBEIiI, of this
city.
TAlIOR-BARSETT. In 0Gei6a, y. Y. Decenl-
her 3lst 1873 10y the Rev. Samuel Jessup Miss CAR
OI.ISE r. B.ENkIT. daughter OF tue late James Bar
nett. 10 Mr.. EDWARD ID. TAYLDB, Of this city. NJ