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Mrs. OhristiAncy's Troubles.
sHB Is SERIOUSLY I'll.

Mrs. Christiancy is seriously i'll Her condi-
ton fs " thout doubt, the result Of ex ,itemsnt
and the great mental strain through which she
has passed, and congestion of the brain is
threatened. Her physician is DR.. Walsh, and
he has prescribed absolute quiet. No one is
therefore allowed to see her except her parents
ara her brother
WITNESSES IN THE CASE TO BE Examined NEXT
MONDAY.
In the meantime the counsel for tie peti
tloner-Mr. Christiancy-are preparing to go
liner LOvejoy will hold a session for that DUR
pose. To day an order was given the clerk TO
summon for that session Miss c.. Veitche.ner,
John b. PeytOn and jennie X. Pevton, an1
Mary j. Snowden. The Peytons and Mrs. Snow
Gen formerly occupied portions OF the house
tNO. 81 ID street) in which Mrs. Christ1ancy
nves, and the first named appears to be new
cCmer on the scene.
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A LOST SHOB.-In the Police Court this morn
Ing little cOlOred boy named Lloyd Hawkins,
was charged with the larceny OF box OF Gig ari
10th street and Maryland avenue south west.
who testified that his store was broken into
about five O'Clock yesterday morning and
robbed OF several boxes OF cigars and tobacco.
witness discovered that his store had been en-
tered by breaking large pane OF glass, and
that one OF the parties had left shoe behind.
Yesterday the boy came to the store and asked
witness II he had an old shoe that he did nor
want, and commenced crying and said that he
did not break the window, out subsequently
admitted that he was put through the wind NV
by man. The case was continued to get other
witnesses, and the boy was committed for judg-
ment.
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A Hancock and English banner in tatters still
hangs from The liberty pole at Charlottesville
Va. No one will haul it down, and the purpose
Is TO let 1t float for four years.-N. 2. San.
A collision between freight trains on the
Pittsburg division of the Baltimore and Ohio
resulted fatally to Thomas Lee, brakeman.
Col. JAS. F. Keegan, the New York journalist,
convicted in Jersey City, n. j., OF nDctlng Sena-
tor Charles II. Winfield, has been sentenced 10
che year in the state prison.
The accidental discharge of an old musket in
the hands OF his father, who was showing him
the manual OF arms, caused the death OF Chris
topher Walraven, at Straitsvllle, Ohio, on Tues
day.
Hon. W. A. Field has accepted the supreme
jucgeshlp In Massachusetts, made vacant by
The resignation Of Judge AmeS.
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SANFORD,S
RADICAL QUE u
FOR CATARRH.

sANFOnD's RADICAL CURE. CATAR RIAL SOL
VENT. and IMPROVED INHALER, wrapped in one
package, with full directions, and sold by all drug
gists for one dollar. AK for sANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE.
From q simple cold or influenza to the rotting,
sloushing and death of the senses Of Smell, Taste,
and Hearing. this great RENE iy is supreme. Pol
sonous mucous accumulations are removed. the
entire membrane cleansed. disinfected, soothed,
and healed, constitutional rsyages checked, the
blood purified Of catarrhal poison, deepened In
color, and strengthened in lfe-giving properties.
Thus, externally and internally, in accordance
with reason and common sense. does this great,
economical remedy work. instantly relieving and
permanently curing the most aggravating and dan.
Rerous forms OF human suffering.
General Agents,
WEEKS q POTTER,
Boston.
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A PLEASANT EPISODE IN COURT-This morn
Ing, Judge Hagner. OF Circuit Court No. O. DIS.
Charged the Jurors and adjourned the ternl
sine die. Before this was dOre there Was d
pleasant episode, the jurors presenting the
judge with beautiful boquet, accompanied b.
Mr.. EnOch Totten. The address thanks The
judge for the uniform courtesy shown them
coDgratulateS him upon his service to tue c)m
munlry, the execution Of their work an1 eX.
presses the hope for hts continuous good health
fhe judge. ia replying. referred 10 th, tnCel!,-
gent support given the bench by the jirors,
and reciprocated the kindly feelings expires sad
by them.
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For the World,s Championshin.

The challenge made by Hanlan aud Ross a
snort time ago TO row any two men In the
world for tine sum OF 81, 800 or more has been
accepted by j. A. Kennedy and NJ. F. Davis OF
Portland, Me. The race Is to be for g, 900 a
side. time and place to be agreed upon here
the editor OF the Boston Herald by the Port
land oarsmen. Ii the match is made, prominent
boating men regard it as bidding fair TO be one
OF the most important races ever rowed. 1t Is
the desire of the acceptorS to have the contest
take place during the summer In United States
waters, and arrangements will PROBABLY be
made on the return OF Hanlan and Ross from
ElglaHd.-N Y. Herald O.naM
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The DisIrict Commissioners today addressed
note to the bOndsmen OF the contractor for
their attention to the numerous complaints OF
tue manner Ia which that service has be n per-
formed rec ntly, and notifying them that II an
an improyeDt Is rot made IN that service the
commissioners will give the work to another
aud b. Id the contractor responsible for the ex-
ira cost
The Commissioners this morning approved
the application Of Frank Foster 3l1 ID street
Northwest, for liquor license.
The communication from the HOUSE District
committee TO the Commissioners respecting the
property at the corner Of 18th and q streets
northwest lately occupied bY trustees II the
National Sailors and Soldiers Orphans, has en-
referred by the Commissioners TO Chief Justice
Cartier, he having been the president of the
National Sailors and Soldiers Orphans Homa
and the committee have been so notified. This
property does Lot and never did belong to the
District government.
| A PASTOR ON THE $50 CALLED PASTORS UNION. ="
Rev. w. E. Parsons, pastor OF the Church OF
the Reformation, writes to the District Com
mlssioners as follows: las one OF the pastors
OF one OF the Protestant churches OF this city,
take the opportunity to say that the so-called
PastOrs's Union is a Pigment, and that 10 your
endeaVor to justly administer the license law
you have the sympathy OF many temperance
people, who are able to discriminate between
fanaticism and reason. have this day C3th)
written 10 the secretary OF the Pastors Union
themselves as minority OF the pastors OF the
city. but that they ought not to arr0ga ate to
themselves the right To make sentiment for
their fifty fellow PASTORS SO far as l can We
any light on the question, feel that you de-
serve the thanks OF the community for having
done so wei II is curious circumstance that
you earn the opproorlum OF the liquor de aIers On
Ibe one hand and the persecd ion OF eleven
men on the other hand The impartial Judge
from this your own impartialty."
SIDEWALKS WHICH NEED ATTENTION.
In response to q communication from a gen
tleman complaining that the snow had not
been removed from the sidewalks on 18th
street, between street north and street
south, the Commissioners inciose a copy Of a
report OF the engineer department in the mat
ter. as follows: 1.-The sidewalks referred TO are
In front OF United States property the Smith
sonlan and Agricultural grounds, under charge
OF Colonel T. L. Casey and the Commissioner OF
Agriculture respectively. The Commissioners
OF the District are In no way responsible for
removing the snow in such places" 1t may be
safely stated that there Is no place In the city
where there Is more need Of attention. There
are many men and women who are obliged to
travel back and forth between the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing aud the City daily, and
the condition of these sidewalks Is simply dis
graceful
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BALLS AND PARTIES.
RAND PR ENCH
VI nhESs AMI AAGEEn DALI

- -
" Dkfss AND MASKED BALL. al
AT ODD PILLOWS HALL -
Given by Union Fratsrnele de Lansue Fran IN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.
Orchestra OF y piec-s. supported 10y 200 Miril
ton, under the direction Of l.. Schneidsr.
GRAND BENCtt +, every dish of which 10 20 b.
contr tuted by me famous Chef Of tue city.
gor sale az Psrresrds, SIS lsth 81 EM,'s aud
Meizerotts store-. lanl27t
SERVICE cHAUD.
Consonme J. Union Frateru1le. Potaee aux
tea by fottsfer), Hgii-es Frites a Ia wsshing
& IL CrCqueltes @. Volatile a. Darriere). Flet IL
Bout pique AUX Cham, igncns
SFhVICE FROID.
GalaLtine de Dude Ia Gelse National II tell
Fates de- tsih!er az Truhes tArl'uston " 1tsle
hue de Al slier (kusiinl, tinde Bardee a. N
Perresrdp. Jan bonn al de PoClsrie = Ia Messere,
(WelekeI'sl. ChsUd -froid de foie srss lie stras 70
Prlpiannier Cwors ley'sl. Aspic de foe de vola.I.
srsissc' enHe (Aormley ~. 'Gros pate de 3ibier
Is ST. Hubert diggs Housed. Lansua de Brnr
TFcsrlaie Ore taurs,t oe Parsl. Jia,bon slsce
Nensis N u. Ii. skidmore). P.eoe de Boast Bee
oh. EbeD.
SALADFS.
Saa6e &c houard IA Nstlonsle National HoteD
Maygnnslse de 5 uron oCrutchet). Mayonnaise de
VIiAills ~ illard's FotcO
pieces MONTEES
The Republics IF the United States and France
dr5 pee ia teir pes.iv. nags, made specially for
he cc.s o. by the Sculytors, A. Collin and N.
iCnlae ratean Nspol'tsia 10 Bonaparte, Gro
Mem guee a la Creme de Clsntilly e hspuls), Pa
n'r c. Ncngst aux fruits slaces nrmley 81, Psece
-,stSIiquH oh. :iemone'l, Bouchees de DANES ~ i.
Al r,'icsfdl. fttits pans an beurre a Ia ParsleDne
fFu is a scrls. iorue d. Ice Cream et gAteaux as
softlt. fei 'iai tt 1t
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THE STUART MONUMENT.-The committee OF
the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampmenu oil
Odd Fellows, having charge OF the erection oil
Grand Sire OF the Order In the United States
Frederick ID. Stuart, OF this city. which are In.
tered at the Congressional cemetery. have
adopted the plan submitted BY Mr.. VIM Ruth
tract. The monument will be OF marble. Is feeJ
nigh, with the eIn0iems OF both branches OF
the order on the shaft and on the Gle Will be In
Gas rellef representations OF RsDakah aJ the
appropriate inscriptions being on rie sides and
the word "StuArL," In large raised letters, on
the base II VIII cost not Tar from 81 or:
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A MANS RIGET TO RECLAIM PROPERTY STOLEN
FROM BIA.-SOme TWO weeks since MIR. Guy IL
Thompson had clock stolen from his Ofice on
Louisiana avenue, and reported the theft at the
detective Office, Offering, as the detectives
aiIe5e, IS AMI Tie clock fOf the arrest AMI con-
victlon OF the thief. Detectives Coomes aud
Ac' on found the clock at a Second- hand deal
els store, and removed 1t 10 police headquar.
ters. ascertainlng that the dealer had adyanc d
81 81 upon IL 10 The thief. Tuis amount M.
thompson declined TO pay. Claiming that ne
had right 10 Claim his property wherever
found, and directed that the detectives return
the clock 70 the pawnbrOker Stating that II he
declined 10 give it up he would bring action
against him, which he did. Yesterday tne cas-
came up before Justice A. C. Richards, and tnt
testimony was taken and decision reserved, bu.
it Is understood that judgment VIII be rendered
for The plaintiff.
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THE COLD SNAP.-As indicated by the signal
cleared off yesterday with rapidly falling tenn
perature This morning at O'Clock the signal
Office thermometer marked 9 degrees above
zero, fall OF 80 degrees in "a hours. At the
was Is below zero; Baltimore, IA above. a fail
Of 81; Burlington, Vt, 8 below, fall OF As;
Cincinnati, Is above; Duluth, Mimi, s below q
Philadelphia, above fan OF "a; Boston, I
above, a fall OF "a. slowly rising temperature
Is indicated to day and tonight, followed by
the usual dash OF snow, for church goers TO-
morrow.
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The CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARI-
ANS AssOCIATIoN.-The librarians OF this city
met yesterday, at the Army and Medical
Museum 10 make arrangements for the recep-
ton OF she American Librarians Association,
which holds its annual session here February
and 10. There were present Mr.. SpOGord, OF
State department library; Captain Browne, of
the Navy department.; Mr.. Flint, OF the Interior;
Mrs. kimbali, OF the Treasury; Mr.. Mcleod. OF
OF Kendall Green. The War department and
Naval Observatory libraries were also repre-
sehted. Committees on reception, etc, were
appointed. The room occupied by the Phiio-
sophtcal society, In the Museum building was
accented for the use OF the ASSOCIATION.
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THE GIN. GARFIELD CHURCH IN WASHINGTON
A dispatch from Cincinnati, Jan. 14Jh, says
Mr.. Joseph Smith, jr., OF this city says that the
Washington, in honor Of President Garfield. is
meeting with remarkable success. He SAYS
that, from the encouragement received by him
1t is believed that fully 100000 will be raised.
Letters come In from every part OF the country
with money and pledges, and the Work Is only
fairly begun. Agents have been appointed fol
each state, and they are appointing sub agents
ana from the success thus far met with it Is
evident that there will flow into the treasury All
the money that they require,
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SEE NOTICE OF dog lost. $40 reward.

A REVOLVER IN CHCRCa.-ThIs morning, In
the Police Court, Abram Hall. coioret Was
charged with disturbing religious gathering
William GTantsD, an old coloTed man, Je5tin1
that he Is deacon OF the 65a street BaoItsC
church, and on last sunday night Hal got SO
loUd ana boister0us Ia church That the preacher
Lad TO suspend preaching. Witness, With
ttheTs, attempted 10 put Han out, when he
crew revolver and pointed it at witness anu
Unmatched 10 shoot hin. 4 line OF 80 or 81
G avs 10 the orkhouSe was imposed
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SEE OrpENHkrxER's bargains In this issue.

CARD SHARP SENT TO JAII.-Chub jack
son, who was before the Police Court yester-
day, charged with the larceny of $40 from an
old colored man, named ThOs Brown, by card
trick, was sentenced by Judge Smell to six
fixed at $500, In default OF which he was CON-
mitted TO jail to await the action Of the grand
Jury,
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COLLINS
VOltaic Electric Plaaters.

More continuous and powerful electrical action il
obtained from CoLLINs voLrAIo ELECTRIC PI.As-
TIERS than any So battery made. They are aspeedy
and certain cure for Pain aud Weakness of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Rheu
matism, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Female Weakness,
Nervous PAINS and Weakness. Halaris and Fever
and Asue. Prtce - cta. Sold syeryHhere. ial2
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Du4ESs no CUREn NO PAY,n

Treatment almost Painless. Nc Outtingi No
Ugat!ngi No Medicine 10 6wsuowi Resent and
Wonderful Discovery!l The Work Of another Ohio
Mani Practiced only by Ayeelf East OF the Noun
tans. VIII give q. 900 for any case OF Piles can-
not Cure. Can be seen 1t SO 18th 81, corner y
northwest, every alternate week. Dec. 20 70 rs.
Jan. 8 10 8, IL 10 "a. 81 10 Feb. g. IA to L. % e
March s, IA TO 10. Is to I'd April
JAMES CRESS, Md,
A1s-Sm 010 18th as,s eers = AerthWesss
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A DEBTOR AND CREDITORS DEcIsIoN-The
case OF L. Sedner VS.. Louis kaufman and
others. in which charges Of fraud were made
against kaufman In purchasing goods from
some thirty creditors, and in which the credit
ors sought to have the goods sold for the par
pose OF distributing the proceeds among them,
was decided In the Equity Court this morning
by Judge Cox. The Court held that general
creditors, and especially creditors whose claims
bad not yet matured, could not file bill OF this
kind seeking to deprive their debtor OF the
control OF his property before they had ob.
tanned judgments against him, and they must
first exhaust their remedy at law before they
can ask the assistance OF court of equity. The
Court dissolved the restraining order and de-
MED an Injunction. Mr.. E. Totten for CON.
plainants and Messra. Leon TObriner and j. NJ.
Johns on for defendants. Mr.. L. Tobriner the
on the law side of the court against the Seld-
ners for their action, claiming S., 900 damages.
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Relief Of the POor.

The amount OF cash paid In to Mr.. Glover,
treasurer OF the relief fund. up to yesterday was
S., 1879, and the amount drawn out uoon
cheeks by Major Brock, $4697.1S. There
yet presented for audit to Major Brock,
which will swell the amount of checks
to pretty nearly the balance in hand.
" sltioay Mr.. G. L. Wood, 9th and SIS. nor n
west sent barrel and half or mackerel to the
9Th precinct station for tce poor of that pre-
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West Washington, nee Georgetown

ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-The directors OF the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
pany have elected the following officers for the
current year: Henry Hurt, president; G. M.
Coomes, secretary; &C Sailor. superintendent.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank dlrec-
tors have elected the following: Henry M.
SWeeny. fprestdent; VIM. Laird, cashier; Pc
ter Berry, assistant cashier.
ILI--Mr. Watkins Addison, jr., of this place,
Clerk OF the District government, Is lying dam
gerously Ill at his fathers residence, No. 1910
n street northwest
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PARNBLLs DEFEAT. Mr.. Parnell's amend
ment to the address from the throne was de-
feated In the English House Of Commons this
morning by vote of 435 to 81. SIX liberals
voted with the minority. Mr. Parnell used
very violent language and was commanded by
the speaker to retract one OF his assertions,
He did not do So however
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('atarrb.

Instantaneous relief and permanent cure.
Fer 81 SanforG'S Radical Cure, Catarrhal Sol
tons. may Low be had OF all Druggists neatly
wrapped ln che package. ASK to see lie.
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LECTURES.
A NN0VNCEMENT -''OgER The COUN
"a TER ~

ANNUVNCEMENT-' 'ONER The COUN-
"A TER
IL is my purIose 20 secure at my own expense
Bal as The ria e for Delivering for the benefit q
the part laTly Of the pistrfct of Colum 5ia
Lectare on SUI tect have long lave ,tisated.
namely:
TYPE AND STATE
Among the types OF which that Lecture will dis
course az. sose of those presented IN Mr.. yance's
Princes Fdrors: soInr Of those presa1ted iu the
sau powerful wipr's Litfls af.p'S Christians snd
some # those described III ayheS's London Ia :
Dor and tie L0fstJa Poor. The Lecture will slso
Gevots II tcial aiieuon 20 the types presented In
Do D't.tt L., ans t. types presented 10 biography
Smolg them Writ ard Chase, contrssted and com
pared Th.ngh made as brief as possio'e. the Lee
ture must necessarily occupy in delivery ~ least
two hours The tine IND place of its delivery " ll
be announced ia future advertisement.
tanlo-2t' Il. B WARDEN.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-It Is under
stood that counsel for Daniel K. Stewart, in the
Chesapeake and Chic canal case, will next
week make further investigation Of the books
OF the company, as they are entitled to do 10
the interest of any b0ndholder. What the uiti-
mate object OF this renewed Investigation may
be Is not kuOWn.-Rdlt Sun. tO-d0D
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CITY ITEMS
EucaIxpsfne ia Geld Weather

is inconlparao.y better for chapped cracked or
rough skin than all the cold creams. campaor
ices, lip salves, petroleum Jelies, and glycerlnc
preparations Il is pure white and soft. but
neither greasy nor Sticky, and viii not SOIL
ha1ds or dress liz the least. Druggists sell t..
Price u cents
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Mens SCarlet Knit L. SHIRTS ana Drawers. 81. 30:
Heavy White Merino UGCer Shirts 40 and soc:
Mems Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
45c;
"Climax Shirts" ready for use. reduced to s.:
kid Gloves, Neck Wear, Half Hose Linen Col
lars, &c;
At LEMIS cone Price Store "oSa 1th 81 q Y 9
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather
LOCAL NEWS.

AmusementS, &C., Tonight.
F6rfs Opera HOlIse.-Miss Calhoun In Dan.
lei ROchat."
National Neater.-John Mccullough as
"hiehard I'LL"
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THE Pool T0URNAMRNT.-The following Is the
result OF the games played In the pool Lourna-
ment In New York ye3Ierday:-J05eoh King de-.
fea,ed Alonzo Morris, score II to I; OILS Field
defeated c. Schaefer, score IL to I; AlOnzO Nor
ris defeated j. Sohaefer. score IL to 8; G. e.
Wahlstrom defeated Albert LAMBERT, score II
70 Q; Wallace defeated j. Scnaeffer, score II to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
frank +. Wilkins and Laurie !. Ball; VIM. Dy-
son AID Lucinda Simmons; Wm. b. DAILY an 4
julia PaIson; Ambrose Can't aud Anuie DAILY
Doth or Loudon county, Va; Chas +. Mack, OF
Alsxandria, Va, ana Retecca NJ. Munroe, OF
this city.
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TsNIIE 7HsRTEENTH ANNUAL CON-
l. NENTlON OF THE

Fs'IiE 1HsHTEENTH ANNUAL CON-
l. NENTlON OF The
NATIONAL WoMAN'S SUFFRAGE AsSocrA-
TON
WILL ASSEMBLE AT LINCOLN HALL
ON TIE 18th And 18TH OF JANUARY
The following delegates and speakers have ind.-
Gated IL err intention tn be present aad partici-
pate Ia the delb :rstions Of the convention, viz:
Eh2aUeth Oaoy stanton, Suson b. Anthony, Mstil-
da Josiyn Gsge, Lily beverenx Blaka Mary A.
Stuart, Pht bs ". Ftu2eDs, Edward NJ. DAVE Rol,t.
Puryis, Ere5.riek ID luslsse, Clemence 5 Lozie-
Rsehe q. Foster, Ih.e. A. Bland, D., emily
Ihorntcn CHARLES, Charlotte j. Godbe, Martha
Mcclellan Brown, NJ Cora BlaaS. Marilla M
Eicltr, Jane n. SrofIrd. May Wright Thompson,
sess ions at IL O'Clock a. m 80 AMI 80 O'CLOCK
y. N: First morning session free. Afternoon anc
evening SEES ions, L rents,
BtLvA A. LOCK- 81 oD. Vice Prest, d. @,
ELLEN II. SHELDON. eecfetary. janll SC
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CoPARTNERsHIP NoIIOE. 1o1h' 1'0A'
GkORGE w. BEAI4L and ALEXANDER z,
under the Arm name and title Of GEO. ". BEAIL
l. BRO for the transaction Of Q first-class FAM
TO supply our friends and the public generally With
NEW and FRESH GkOCER1kS Of the very best
quality, 1t the lowest prices. We have canvassed
the market for the best goods for family use. No
liquors. GEORGE " BEALI.
ALEX'R =. BEALL.
32ll st., West Washington, formerly AS Bridge
st.. GeoEetoYns 4th door nest from High n.
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TowsoS's--At half OF the old price you
an get goods now at Tosson's, Csc Pennsyl-
enia avenue. south side, such as Comforts.
lanketS, cashmere, Hamburg lacsS. table
.nebs, etc. See adv. on THIS page for fail
lptSfts