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THE INDEPENDENT.
''7ne ro,er,os religious newspaper Of the United
Btatss"-RBv. JOSEPH Cook.

EsrABLsHBD le+s advocate Of anti slavery and
Il reforms religion and politics. The INDEPENDENT at
enee became recognized power throughout the country
Ito influence since been constantly growing AS 1t
hiss fought against slavery and for cheap postage will
nght against Morensm for Cvilservce Reform and for
purity politics. and general uprghness In oil things 1t
employs the editorial talent and speaks fesrlessy
subjects pays for contributed articles and for editorial
services more double the paid by any other
weekly newspaper.
ltpublshcs religious discussions than the religious
rsvews poetry and stories than the popular month
lies and gives information than annual cyclopRda
The long cable dispatches recently published from the
Methodist Council in London good illustration OF what
The INDEPENDENT constantly doing list OF the most
prominent religious and philosophical writer's poets and
story writer's in the country the list OF the contributors OF
THB Besides the space set aside for these
writer's and for editorials, there twenty-five distinct de-
psrmens edited BY twenty-five specialists, which include
Biblical Research, Sanitary, Legal Fine Arts, Music. Sci
snce. Pebbles Personalities Ministerial Register Flynn
Notes, School and College, Literature, Religious Inte
sence Missions Sunday school, News Of the Week, Fl.
Commerce. Insurance. Stories, Puzzles, and Agricu
ture. Sc Pages in all.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.'

Thousands of trials Human Flesh ha, proved beyond
a doubt that - Is -udall'- SPAWN Cure" has SUM
Gent strength tp penetrate and virtue In cure the wor
OF rheumatism cUrns. huuuns. frost bites or any
hruisc cut or amcucss which ARE affected In the esS
by ordinary liumrus II blister but the
trury removes all soreness
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KendaII's Spawn Cure.

HAMILTON, Mo, June tth 1881.
n J. KENDALL Co. Gents This is To- certify thaeI
have used krndas SPAWN Cure and have found II 10 be ~
Is recommended 10 be. and in fact too; have 70
moved hy ng the above; CRllOUs Bone Spayns, Ring
bones Sphhts and cheerfuy testify and recommend
be the thing for any bony substance have ever
uEedf and have tried have made that study
for years. Respectfully YOURS, L. V. CRlSF.
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The Sycamore Republican says new manufac-
curing company, with 100000 capital, was or
yanized last week in that city, and S275,0OO was
subscribed the first two days.
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NOTICE:.-EsTATE or ELIZABETH A. FYFFR DHo'p.
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the under gued ENecu.
tor OF the last viii and testament Of Elizabeth 4 Fy late
Of the county Of Ia sale and state Of Illinois, deceased Will
appear before the County Court II said county the third
Monday being the 10Th day u January s the County
Court Room tn Ottawa in said county when and where an
gersunsi having claims demands against said estate are
notified 20 attend and present the writing for
adjustment.
Dated this 18th day Of November A. n. ISL.
HENRY =. sHINDLEE,
noyi9-iw Executor.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Situated in the town Of Deer Park mile east Of Bunker
Hill Contains 1870 acres wen improyed two good never
falling wells the place besides running water most Of the
me good orchard Of about $50 trees Of all kinds OF fruit
Would like TO sell within two months FOR particulars III
Quire OF the owner j. j. LUTZ. noy26-iw'
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mo invalid who values health and It's blessings should
overlook the of Testimony which exists Ms 20 her ability
to cure apparently hopeless Cases-Liaco!n (IH) Herald
1.-The Doctor adding daily her already illustrlous ard
well.earned reputation cora Journal
Indeed II all physicians were TO take the same inter
est work with The SINE professional zeal a. MIS- pr
grand OF human disease then would there be ess
affection and better health at bloomington Bn'tn
This lady is herself remarkable woman Engaging in
difficult for woman In any public position TO nave ner
qualities recognized or even to- meet i9era1ce Mrs Dr
severance has worked he'ocly and rapidly upward until
she stands aps an and so
Gdsete.
Mrs Dr. Keck has shown herself to be wonderful wo
man and wonderful one look at In what way
you will."-PeOrid National Democrat
Frank generous and ndhearted. she has won the az
fectons OF all classes and is respected and honored not
alone her professional ainmens but for her hgh lha
tiles "a lady and upright MISUNDERSTANDING o. Peor'a
1--WE speak from our own knowledge when we say she ia
one OF the most successful practitioners In the treatment OF
diseases made specially ny her in this country ASH
tng1on FARMER.
"This lady has gained AZ eminence In the practice OF her
speciay OF chronic Diseases which inspires meritorious
emulation the part OF Younger and eren o!d ioioWrS
bns rth the praises and blessings hundreds
not Davenport only but through the broad distance OF
the states. "-Ddeenport BemocraL
and meet the requirements to which II
is applied, with surprising facly"-Peofia Transcript.
"she is now sound healthy woman, capable Of doing
tho work Ave ordinary women She has mol Ohy cureu
herself but she has cured and ia curing thousands or others
afflicted with iBamed condition OF the mucous
membranes, whether Of the head, respiratory organs or
other parts OF body Her success Is unprecedented
Peoria National Democrat
some who have been up by best physicians "a
urabe have been placed under che care OF TINS ay VINO
has saved them from early grave. sun
day Eye
"A name 40 well known central Illinois ~ to have be-
come household word In hundreds OF families. is that OF
Mrs DR. Keck ."-Euenin0 Peortdn.
II Consultation and trial of medicine II.
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KICKS MEDICAL INFIRMARY.
mlstr u
CRITICISMS PRESS:

.c,, ,,. ,,uoa h,-a.f nd bo,san5s ~, o,hors and has
nn oueu ,, r' SCI a ~ W o. , "iu mI
v e ana W MIN ~ ietsr. yoid no nrnnd nv Sss fed
W % u Ho ~ ~ s a iai e al ~ ill., ~,
s n ha, ~; ,har Sy,rcn hn,b sncar,v and nn.n
I'M tn VI .u -, ~ 'o vi a 49,, ~, h.a
@ Su so."y Il .osu %,onI,i 6.,nnc.nt " '9 wa"
ut always pleasure to record the success OF women
who, unaded and through difficulties and trials during
youth and early womsnhood rise superior to al opposition
h nar une and srhieSe snccsss and nromi
nc. 9Wnu "ne w ,n n oss a'm w. III
me i III Any @ , o' ny .m,ir naasc NJ.
Dr. Kcck commenced the practice OF profession
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Estrayed or Stolen.

From my farm about three miles southwest Of Seneca
LIGHT BAY MARE COLT. coming two years Old next
spring. The colt Is OF light build and has few white hairs
In the forehead. reward will be given for Information
JOHN SCHROEDER
Nov 26, 1881, -2w. Town OF Brookfeld
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TAKEN UP.

Taken up by the about the first OF November
FOUR HEAD OF CATTLE. The owner can have them
charges ROBERT CRANE.
November s6. 1881, IT
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II. GUNN,
CTATEOE IIII.INOIS,L AsALLECo-s

= In the Circuit Court, JGnuIry Term lsS2.
Augusta l. Phelps rs. Hannibal Phelps.-In ChGncery
Affidavit Of the nOn.reedehCe Of said Hannibal Phelps the
above defendant having been filed in the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court said county notice therefore hereby given
said defendant that the complainant filed
her bill of complaint In said court, the ChanCery side
thereof the 18th DAY OF November ISL and that thereup
summons issued Of said court wherein said suit Is
pending returnable the second Monday In the
month OF January next, "a j. by law required
Now unless you. the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
Court the day OF the thereof be holden
OTTAWA and for the said county the second Mon.
day in January next. and plead dcinur to
said companants bill of complaint the same and the mat
and things therein charged and stated will be taken
confessed and decree entered You according
the prayer Of said bill. WILLIAM W TAYLOR CLERK
Ottawa, Illinois, Nov. 25th. 1881.
H. GUM. COmplt's SOlr. noy2s-;w
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SOLD BY Ill DRUGGISTS.

Il,4s.tNt 40 bIN .-TfcUrcsr EurifsN, Ger
uSNRN q 9APsNAS-s
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MAHER BROS.
s. w. DUDGEON
GOODLAND. IND.
Real Estate Broker.

Taxes paid loans negotiated and general real estate bust
ness transacted have several fine farms and business
buildings for sale excellent In GOodand
and vicinity. Iowa. Missouri and Kansas land. 10 EN'
change for real estate in Newton, Benton and Jasptr
counties ahE!i-u
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aetu ADbertisemcnts.
RETURN

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LOCAL NEWS.
Trouble About an Eiectmen,

TWO WOMEN TURNED our OF DOORS BY CON-
STABLE.
riotous affair took place yesterday after
noon on South street, Capitol Hill. 1t seems
that Constable Hubbard, accompanied by one
James III. Tucker and two colored men, ap-
peared at house 220, occupied By Mrs II. b.
Bates, and after trying to enter by different
ways, and finding the house locked up, broke
the door down. Mrs. Bates and an aged aunt
were In the house, and could only protest
against such proceeding, not being able TO
resist. Some OF the neighborS and watch
man named j. g. Crandall undertook to dis
pu1e the right OF the invaders, but they secured
all the furniture and placed 1t on the sidewalk.
dispute between the constable and his party
and those opposed to them was followed by q
Tight, In which the invaders got the worst of 1t,
and were all hustled OF to The station house.
the sy mpathiZers, with the'twO women. In the
meantime returning the furniture to the house
ana barring up the entrances Constable Hub
Dard got a release by producing his precept, and
making another move against the house, dis
possessed the occupants, and go. the furniture
out again. The two women were invited into
neighbours house, and the furniture was
stored In one OF Capt. Grants empty houses, he
being Mrs. Bates business agent. 1t seems
that there has been suit pending for some
time past for possession of The house, and the
force used yesterday created considerable ex-
element In that neighbOrhood. Charges, IL Is
said, were already pending against Hubbard
for some OF his previous proceedings In relat On
TO this property.
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West Washington, nee Georgetou N

SUDDEN DEATH OF A CoLoRED MAN-Abou, S
O'CLOCK last evening cOlOred man name1
Thomas johnson, while employed at Mr. W.
Hazle's livery stable. on o street, fell dead. He
was about IS years old. The coroner gave a
certificate OF death from hemorrhage of the
lungs. e5@
FIRE LAST EvENING.-About $50 O'Clock lasv
evening an alarm was struck from box 731 for
IRE In frame ding at the southwest
corner or washington and Water streets.
owned and occupied by Thomas Muntz as
Wheelwrght and blacksmth's shop. The fire
department responded quickly and soon put
out the flre. Loss on building and stock, con-
slstlng OF ouggies, carts. &c, $4,000. Insurance
on building 5000; no insurance on stock. The
fire is supposed to have been accidental.
A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION was performed
upon county pOlcem an Richard s. Jones by
DIS. Elliott, McKfm and Newman Yesterday
The operation consisted in removing tumOr
weighing 234 pounds from MI Jones left thigh.
He 1s doing well this morning.
The WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
A cerI1cate OF incorporation was executed and
recorded today Of the above named insrttu.
tlon Tor period OF 20 years. MeSsrs. Geo. T.
dunlap. Geo. w; Cropley. Samuel E. Wheat
ley. VIM. A. Gordon John T. Mitchell, JOS G.
Waters and Charles NJ Matthews being
named as the directors. The capital stock Is
s5,oo0 divided in 900 shares OF SIS each.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
to-day, 400 bushels wheat sold at prices rang
Ing from $l.26k to sl31. $500 bushels sold yes.
terday at same prices.
TIE CANAL TRADB.-Grain-Boat Caledonia
with 100 bushels corn and 1000 bushels
wheat; boat Samuel JarbOe with g. 400 bushels
wheat and $50 bushels corn. COal-Seventeen
DoatS left Cumberland Thursday with i 934 OS
IONS IONS OF coal as follows: For Georgetown,
4s6. IL tons; Hampshire & Bait Co., 22319 tons:
Consolidation Co., 233 10 tons; Georges Creek
Co, 233 10 tons; Blaen Avon Co., 1900 tons.
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FOR SUMNER WEAR.
FAsHIONABLE DRESS FABRICS.

Satin Damasse Grenadines, new patterns,
ack iIon frame Grenadines.
Lace BuDtiI z, single and double width.
.umn silks. best quality. reduced to Is cants
Craze Buntings. all wool, 2o cents.
Orefs Goods, al the new ELL AIDES, Is cents.
India Linen, very hGe quality, 20 and rs cents
D0iGd and Figured Swiss Musl ms rs cents.
Line Lawns, beautiful patterns, very fiue IS cts.
p rsan Lawns very tiue quality, Is, 80, 81 cents
Victoria kawns and Swiss Mullins.
New Sly les Of Parasols. lined.
Six Parasols. 81, 81. 25 81. 60 81. rs, a. 50 SO
aud % cents.
Spring Ingram and Brussels Carpets cheap
Nolnoknsm curtain Lace, 70, ~. 81. 80 cents.
shetland Shawls, Cardinal. Blue and White.
Boys Linens. Is. IL, 20 and Is cents.
Ladies Dress Linens.
Boys Sprtng CLOTHS for Suits, Is. so. 81. 50 cents
Int Raw Elk Table Covere, something new,
$l.25.
Lace Muslins. Plaid and Stripes
LAWN! LAWNS!
Cine Thousand Styles, oil new. 3, 10, IL cents
Color cd Silks, 6O cents, Is cents, al.
UaitcOes, Madras Cling CHAINS. new btripes.
CambIlcs, Cottons Summer Underwear.
Ladies and Misses Hosiery, Ooree's &C..
RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY.
6. NJ. T0WSON.
036 PsnngVlvan1a avenue,
me- South tide. near It'll st. and Market
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street lamps win be lighted at TAO pm. and
extnguisheo ct am
testimonial benefit will be rendered to Nc
:. Z. Elliott by the leading amateurs OF WASH
ington, on June sth, at the National Thea
ter.
Harriet Jackson, took to the fourth precinct
station house, yesterday, white female infans
about three weeks old. which. she says, an un-
known white woman had asked her to
take charge of while she stepped down the
street for few moments. The woman did not
return. The child was sent to st. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
The Dashaways have changed their place OF
NEE ting from Odd Fellows hall to Lincoln hail.
-, A correspondent sends the following: "Will
the proper authorities explain why the street
lamps. corner OF 9th ahd P streets nOrthwes-,
are lighted fully one hour after those In the
immediate neighborhOod."
The Police Court will meet at O'Clock am.
On Decoration day.
AT the close OF the fourth week Ut the revival
service at Union ME-. chapel there Is no abate-
ment OF interest manifested. About fifty per-
sons have been added to that church through
conversion. The Mkpah band OF this city, VINO
have conducted these meetings. will hold meet
fngs In the large tent on Capitol Hill tomorrow
afternoon, and at Union chapel again to-mor-
low night,
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OHIO ROBIEsON'S NIGHTMARE.-O:ho Roo,n-
SOD, d colored private Waterman. reports that
ABOUT O'clock last night an attempt was made
10 rob the house Of Mr.. Fox, at Rosemount near
Plerces Mill, Rock Creek; that two colored ana
three white men entered the house with d..
pncate key and locking the door OF the room
where he (Robinson) was rams acked the hou .,
out be could Lot say whether they Carried OH
anything, nor could he give any description II
the m.u. The police say that there were o
thieves, no entering ~ the house and no rob-
Ter! Tut that Robinson had nightmare.
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Colonel Mcdaniel.

the celebrated proprietor of Ston, Brook Stud
Farm, Princeton, N. j., says 81 hardly think
too much can be said In praise Of this invalua-
Gated Extract of Witch HazeD. l should advise
all horsemen to keep 1t constantly on hand"
II quickly cures over. strains. wounds. inf1am-
nations and most OF the cOmmoner ailments OF
the horse. Also cures Crown Scab Poll EVIL,
injury from pressure OF the girth, Rheumatism,
Harness Calls, Inf1amed Tendinous Sheaths,
&C. Depot, 60 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold
In fifty cents and dollar sizes. Reduced rates
by the half gallon and gallon. Beware of
worthless limitations
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Hats for Decoration Dav.

Gents fine Manila BATS. only s. so aud s.;
Young Mems NObby Mackinaws, new shapes;
largest stock of Mixed Straws In the city;
" hfte and Brown Canton Hats, soc. to 81;
Brown French Palm Hats, for older men;
Best stock Of "Dollar Hats" in the District:
Two hundred dozen Boys and Children'S
White, Brown and Mixed Straw Hats. at all
prices, from 15c. to 81. so, at LEWIS Popular
One Price Store" 92O 18th st., bet. and K. NV 8
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Suicide by Poison.

About 4:3O O'Clock yesterday morning MIR.
Bushrod Sanford, a white man. Sc years old,
living at 21s 1919 street southwest, was taken
suddenly ill. and DR.. c. V. Boarman was called
In. SANFORD told the doctor thai he had taken
poison, and soon afterwards expired. Coroner
and Bcarman held an autopsy, finding that
death was caused by poison, probably arsenic.
There is no known cause for the act, and his
family are In great distress.
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FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Z
WAsHINGToS CRY, May IL, 1881
Sealed Proposals IN dup ste, addressed TO the
Secretary OF War. will Zoe rece we'd At this depart
ment, until u O'Clock. noon, on FRIDAY, THE
path DAY OF JUNE. 1881. for suppyns the sta
Gonery for the War d, partmeut and its bureaus,
for the fiscal year endies june 50. 1882. No bids
will be CO n de red that not srslAd and marked
en- the outside OF the envelore Proposals for Sta
tionery" no bids will I've received after II O'Clock
sharp.
detailed schedule of the articles required and a
blank form of proposal will be furnished on appli-
cation to the Culef Clerk of the War department.
The Stationery must be OF the best suallty. SAM
Pies must accompany each bid, and De fully equal
to standard samples on file.
The successful bidder viii be required to give
nd. with sppI owed sure es in the Of el0 00c
tor the faithful fulllmeyt Of the contract and the
department Ill serve the right to order q arti-
cles at such times and in such Qusbu les az II may
deem proper. and to increase or diminish the
quantity stated in the schedule. The dep art
me Mt keeps no sterehouee for the deposit Of said
articles.
Articles not named in the schedule are 10 be fur
nasnee .. ,ne opuon 81 Ine oepSr,nent a. the
mia lawSw Secretary Of War.
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q, LIE MONUMENT 10 THOMAS DgvN REILLY
Sne fisn patriot OF As. and at the time OF b
tee .sS4, principal writer for the Old UntO .,
$780, au .l,iI organ under President
81 Su,' wII ge dedicated at Mt Oivet cemetery
o niss Su mnds, Jpne 8 with appropriate cerem
p pa, unuea Ine auspices OF the Clan ma Gae,,
liver a brief ADDRESS. The monument snr.
mounted by Celtic cross, with aooronrssra
symbols and inscriptions In Irish and EasiIsS
Is IL, "AS'0 "oiA
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FOB STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WAsuINGToS. May Is, 1881.
Sealed Proposals, addressed TO the Secretary ef
the Navy, for furnishing Stat pnery for the Navy
Department. and bureaus and Offices thereof, ii.
Mathirston, during the seal Year ending June
the 25,h Of Jnne.
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
Iisbed by The department, with the guarantees sad
ctrtlhcste annexed and must embrace al the
items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business
In washington, or who have not supply depot IN
such city. v i'll not be considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes: LIST
Paper and envelopes Id. Miscellaneous Articles:
and the contra,t Will he awarded in the whole or
10y Classes, as may be considered the more adyan-
tageous to the Government.
The Department reserves the right 10 require a
greater or less quantity OF article In the sched
u,e than tdat specified. as the wants of the same
may require.
The articles viii be called for from time TO time
as needed. ana mnst he In accordance with the
echeoule, and satisfactory The head OF the Office
or bureau for which required must be delivered
without unnecessary delay, and at the expense OF
the contractor; in default OF any OF aich require
ments the Department reserves the right 70 pur-
chase the articles elsewhere. or to anuul the
tract In whole or in part, ana Uul hold the con-
tractors responsible for any sddiu nal expense IL
may incur tht reby.
The pepaItn ent reserves the right 10 waive de-
fects AID to lei Ct any or al bids.
WIN. a. HUNT,
m.S-2aw4T Eecretsry of the NAVY.
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PROF. CROMWELL the art exhibitor was cured
Of severe rheumatism by st. Jacobs OIL

WOMAN BADLY BURNsD.-The wife of Mr.
VIM III. Mlckle, station keeper In the sixth
precinct, was badly burned yesterday after.
neon by her clothes taking fire Will, she was
engaged over the cooking stove. Her breast
ne and race were badly blis.ereJ. Her son,
VITO heard her scream ran TO her assistance,
az q was also severely burned about the hands
In eXtinguishing the flames. She lives at LIS
On street northwest DR.. StearnS rendered
medical aid.
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tory department Of Howard University took
place last evening In the college chapel, and
the exercises were very interesting. The
Lawson and Ellsworth Pryor, OF Washington.
DC; James T. DENNY, of Baltimore; Charles
Z. johnson, OF Culpeper Court House. Va, and
b0W ard /. ThoTntOn, Fayetteville. NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-28

THE WASHINGTON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION met
at the Laws Seminary. In South Washington, last
evening, MI. Lewis Willis in the chair and r.
s. Laws acting secretary. The corporate title
Of the company was SO amended as to read
The Wa hington Business Association OF the
District of Columbia, for Mercantile Purposes I"
and the capital stock for the present Is placed
at s. 600, In 300 shares Of $40 each. Among
those who Joined the company were Revs A,
Boulder ana j. Warren Roane NJ. d,
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ACQCTTTAL IN THE ARSON CASE.-The trial of
Cornelius McAulin, charged with arson in
burr Ing dwelling house belonging to himself,
on street southeast, In December last, was,
as mentioned In yesterdays STAR, continued
before Judge Cox, after our report closed yes
terday. The defendant showed by Conclusive
eVioence that he was In Georgetown at the
time II had been attempted to prove that he
was seen In the house 10 East Washington, and
The July returned verdict OF acQuittal
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FoRDs OPERA House, which, under the
capable management OF Mr.. j. Lou Ford the
past season, has anorded TO lovers OF amuse-
ment many rare musical and dramatic treats
win be closed this evening with the final per-
formaL &c OF Callenders Gs orgia m1nstrels, who
give an entertainment as enjoyable as IL Is
novel The coming dramatic season promises
TO &c lively one. and already some of the N )st
attractive operate and Dramatic companies
nave made arrangements for their appearance
here next fall ana winter
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COMMENCEMENT GoODs.-Largest assortment
India linens. Persian lawn, dotted and figured
swiss, French organdies, plain Swiss. Tow
zJh street