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Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
HiA GnnniHhI KKfentl.

DR.. Browning's c. & c. Cordial is
the greatest friend ever known 10 the
oonsumptive, because it rapidly cures
every cold, which, il permitted to run
Its course, would speedily destroy life
II also reduces that continuous infam
nation which causes such fearful de,
struction Of the substance Of tho lungs.
For sale by all druggists. Price Soc,
W. Champion Browning, Prop'r., iii
Arch street, Phila.. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
hRAI'A NISh.

"oh, how do wish my skin was as
clesr and soft as yours" said lady TO
heY friend.
"You can easily make it co." an
swered the friend.
"How ?" inquired the first lady.
"By using Hop Bitters, that makes
pure, rich blood and blooming health
1t did IL TOR me as you observe"
Rad Of IT.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
A SERIOUS Accident,

Elward spier, sged 2J years, OF Sa'
waunah, Georgia, whence he came
.abou. 8 or 10 days ago and secured
work as freight breskman on the T.
IW. & b. Railroad met with serious
accident at an early hour this morning
Ispier was at work coupling cars near
Delaware Junction, when he slipped
on the track and cut his right leg from
ankle to knee, the cash being very
deep one.
spisr boards al No. 4l4 Spruce street,
with a iamily named Wilson. He was
taken to this place by Detective Legg,
and attended by DR.. John X Kane
Tue unfortunate mau was removed &c
Ibe hospital a, his own request TINS
srsnOOn.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
SPECIAL MENTEON.
po,n,oea audFrnttE.


\. L. Japney's, 303 King street, Isl
GLe sure place TO get your potatoes,
guaranteed clear OF frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot Of pota-
toes for bakers use. Apples aud fruit
0! all kinds al reasonable prices.
Notice.
The hard weather has bsen very Sc
we're on roofs, and James F. Wood Il
Co, metal roOfers, request their Gus
TONERS and others 10 send their orders
in early, 10 insure thsir work done
promptly, as the weather moderates'
Br. simrns' White PnlmOnic
HaIsRm,
the famous lung remedy, the far famed
throat medicine, the celebrated proven
tive Of the iuroads OF consumption, 80
cents and 9l.. Sold by dealers and al
man depot, Fourth and King streets !;
Yhla,, Coz Arch street.
Notice.
The perscn that took pieoe OF satin
from WSinwright's counter on Satur'
day last, bad better return 1t to tbs
REPUBLICAN uthce immediate!y y and save
trouble.
Removal.
Finn & Bro. will remove their meat
store from the s. W. cor. OF Eighth and
Madison streets 10 No. T06 West Eighth
street, on Monday.
Potatoes.
Two car loads Of Early Rose potatoes
l,00U bushels. for sale by Carr & Co,
Fourth and King streets.
The TwIB spring Bed,
elastic, durable, cheap 50 to 81; casl
or weekly payments. l2l Market St.
w. Pepnypscker's best patent and
family 1ours ale the most rapid selling
brands in the market. Over 200 barrel,
sold i'll January. 4. IL. Mccartney, sol,
agent, No. West Tenth street,
Chaugeable atmospherss produces ir
Iitable throat and bIoDchia! affection
DOMESTIC COuGH SyRUP will give instan
relief. West Bud Pharmacy, Seventh
and Jefferson streets.
Call on Geo. B. Eetzner, los East 81
street, for clean shave, hair out o
shampoo. Dyeing a specially. Tobacc
and cigars, best quality, constantly c,
hand.
Have you an obstinate and snnoyin
cough Try Hariman's Tar and Will
Cherry Pectorsl. It will relieve yo
at once. Fifth and Poplar streets.
"Ingersollism Brought Fsce to Fac
with Christianity" by Rev. J. b
Caldwell, D. D., sold by James 4 Webt
224 Market street.
Thermometers for 26c. and upward
for sale by N. B. Dsntorth, Druggis
Second and Market streets.
Knapp's Wheat Cure, for throat di!
eases, sold by Taylor Il Fullerton, M
302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Molai ChnnRes.

Samuel Finley, of the Pennsylvania
House. Wilmington, has purchased cI
MIR. Joan Phillips, the Kimblevile ho'
tel at Kimbleville, Chester county, Pa.
10 which he will remove In the spring
E.J. BGyles has sold his hotel prop
erty at Landenberg to W. W. Walker,
of the same place, for s., $50.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
wwsCangBess

n the q. S. Senate yesterday, confer
s committee were appointed on the
siau and Naval Appropriation sills.
Bay ard, from the Finance Commit
Iepoyted the Pu ding bill, with
10 tant amendments, and gave no
that he would AllIit up early next
ek. A bilwAs as ed appropriatlng
"a 900 for tAe purchase and equip
mi Of vessel TO search for the Jeau-
Itte and other missing vessels in tue
|ctic seas. Mr.. Logan moved to take
the bill for the retirement of deper-
4 Grant. Lost ayes, 26; nays, 30.
Morgan's resolution, denying the
<rht Of the Electoral count, was taken
|p, and finally psssed-yeas AZ, nays
A The Pension Appropriation bill
! "A considered. Adjourned.
In the House the bill authorizing the
presfdentto appoint commissioner on
Food Adultersliop was reported and
nlXced on the calendar. Considerable
debate, running finally into a sectional
aiscussion, arose during the constd"ra'
ION OF some private bills, ConfeTees
here appointed on the Naval and lodi
In Appropriation bills. Adjourned
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Petten nea. Company

A new enterprise was started in Mid
dletown last week, that may do well,
and grow to be an important industry
Of that town. Itis called "The Middle
town potted Meat Company" Mr.. +.
C. West is the prime mover in the new
industry, and a prstioal canner by the
name OF Richardson is in charge. Tine
company is packing all the chickens,
turkeys, ducks, and geese they can buy
aud expect no difdeulty in finding I
ready mS ket for their goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Removal.

Finn K Bro. will remove their meat
AMI provision store en- Mon lay next,
from the Southwes. corner OF Eighth
and Madison Streets, to No. 705 west
Eighth Street, where they hope all
their old customers and many new ones
will call.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Feb. IL
3. II.
Indications for Ssturday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northefly
winds, generally shifting 10 east and
south, rising, followed BY stationary or
falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
RuCsR.

Senate joint resolution to adjourn Ut
I'll rue.dey next was conenrrsd IN
Bill prohibiting live stock from run
ming at large in District No. ~, NeW
Castle county. Passed. Mr. Van
Burkslow gave notice OF bill 70 ap-
point fish commissioner, also a Dill III
relation TO carrying concealed deadly
weapons. MIR. SwSyne's bill on hfe es-
cspes was referred to special commit
tee Of Msssrs. svsyue, Graham, I. n
Williams
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
A, tho Oeeya House Cigar store.

Smith wishes to inform his FRIENDS
and customers generally that he has
opened out at his old original store
No. SO Msrke. street, directly opposite
the Opera House, one of the hnest as
sortments of cigars, wing and smok'
ing tobacco, cigarettes, pipes, euShre
deoks and in fac; everything in bis
line. The best fine Gu. chewing IN the
market. at Smiths, SO Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
pHyis' List or sunday Papers.

The New York Sunday Sun, Herald,
Dispatch, World, Times, Tribune, Star,
Mercury, and the Philadelphia Sunday
Transcript, Dispatch, Republic, Press,
Mercury, Tsggart's Times, hcCluEe's
Times, Item, World and Mirror, are
sold and delivered every Sunday morn
ing by George A, Davis, GlS Market
street as early as S. 80 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
MadeIey Revival.

At Madoley Chapel in south Will
mington, a religious revival OF consid
eyable interest and power is IN pro,
gress. Quite numhsr have professed
conversion and many more ar1 seeking
Christ. On Sabbath ii is proposed to
make the serV ices OF peculiar interest.
There will be the asual morning SER
mon. At % o'clock in the evening a
general experience Meeting will 0e
held. At 4 O'clock there sill be revi-
val services. AL are invited, as work
ers to help III The meetings are very
mach needed.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
In Memvrlum.

By the death Of our dear departed
friend, Thomas +. Plummer We feel
that a bright light has goue out, and
yet by the eye OF faith, It has enabled
us to step heaveuward. May we too,
W hen flesh and heart fail exclaim with
him, that bOundless in expressible
word Glory. G.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
DOu'l Miss Ii.

The present indications are very
aatteriue for a good audience at lnsti-
tute Hall this evening. Mr.. Comfy,
has many friends in the city and they
ali desire to hear him in his matohless
tp,ertsInment. Don't miss 1t.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Gunrd Axaiust Disease.

II you fnd yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth fonI, eyes yellow,
kidneys disurdered, symptoms of piles
tormt mtnting you, take at once few
doses Of Kidney Wort, It is natures
great assistant. Use it as an sdva-ye,
guari-don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
DR. hImna' DipIOma

II sesm3 that somebody, perhaps a
little Jealous of DR.. Simms and the pop
ularity Of his medicines, has been cir
culating a report that the Doctor was
nOl a regular graduate OF medicine and
had no diploma. Once Put in circula
ton therepOrt spread unit I'll many heard
it and had they not known him irOm
his long residences in this city favor
ably and well they migh. have looked
upon him with suspicion.
Hearing OF these rumors a repreSen-
tative OF the REPUBLICAN called on the
Doctor at his medicine store Fourth and
King streets yesterday to get from hin
that evidence which he was known tC
possess that would contradict the ru-
NOR which was intended to do him an
injury, and which wOuld show that he
was a regular Eclectic physician and
mad the documents to prove it.
Being made acquainted with tht
well known newspaper scribe, he soor
| produced long tin hox, a formidable
scroll Of parchment was unrolled which
vas written over in bold, plain and or
namental scrip the authority to .ohI
Il. Simms to 20 forth and administer t.
the Ills of suffering humanity, Thi
parchment was his diplonS TO which
he was entitled by years Of stndy an
much expense. II was granted by tn
Eclectic College o nannsylvRuia, date
February 22nd ia"4, and was signe
by Jacob Msy4aud President, an
Courtland +. Fo,"+lI, Secretary Of th
college, and aito y the following Pre-
fessors Of the % egs, Thomas Cook
Joseph Sites, Henry HolleDbsek, S.
W. Miutaer, Thomas g. Chace and Joh
Fondsy, Following these was th
broad seal of the college with the Ri
uou decorations.
If there Is any ybody who will not sti
believe that Doctor Slmms is a reguIt
graduate they Oan have their donb
removed by calling upon tho Doct
, and reading his diploma rs the repr
J sentative Of the RRpuRMCAE did, thOue
the latter never had any doubts OF &
Doctors standing and right to PrAoti'
medicine.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
arly decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., will send
YOU recipe that will cure you FREE OF
HARaE. This great remedy was diseov-
e cd by o missionary in South America.
send q self addressed envelope 70 the REV.
u sKpu r. IsMAS, Station D., New York
Cly. uS-lyw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
lIAf nE hRIRA

Fen. 10. Amos W. House. Chadds' Ford Pa.
" 10, A. j. hossinger, Newark,
" II. A. !. Eossinger Newark.
" H. +. W. Clement, ChriStaRa HID.
" H. Eugene Rogers, New CASTLE Hi.
" IS, l.. W. Stdham h Son, city.
" ~, Ada burris. Mill Creek HID.
" l9, Bishsp Becker, city,
" q, A. VandegrtG, st, GEORGES Hd.
- Y, J CurusCiark.
"a, Nj. Spence, Christiaua hd.
" "a, John Laughead, Brandywine Hd.
d, Anna Hopes, -
" s' HayIst Property, Mill Greek Hid.
Mich II, Margaret Palmer, ChTtstiaDa I'D.
.. u, GeoTge Withheld, New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

Measurements for Elastic Stockings
taken aud a fit suarant, ed a. Ladies'
Department OF B It's Drug stre. Pri-
vate entraEte oa Sixth she,'. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
s,n.e Of tne Ehermomeser

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Saturday
morning, Feb 8:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'clock, II o'clock,
l6o 2JC go
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

A ,oint resolution to adjourn until
Tu.sd ay Iext at three clock was pass
ed. The act amending the act incot'
pcrating the town of ODESSA wsspassed'
The bill preventing live stock from
RAINING at large in school district No.
As, Sussex county, was passed. Mr..
MCWhortvr gave notice Of an act to com
pensate the attorney general for extra
services (in Neal oaseJ, also an act 70
amend chapter 80, vol. "A laws OF Del
aware.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INOR RENT.-a IL ROOM HOUSE AT
Il 2td and Market streets, with hot and
cold water, bath, gas fixtures and heater in
cellar all in good order a spleneid view OF
the delaware liver Tor the sum OF 800 per
month. Apply TO T. l.. NOUSLEY,
ieb6t 3teOa 29d and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
,OUsLE ENTRY ROOK,KEEPING

Commercial Calculations and Usages sim
pinned. Mailed 90 receipt OF ~ cents in
pustage stamps copies, 81.
A. X. WUOLSTON, Wilmington, Del.
iebSt0t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

xxvANTED.-TO FENT BY A MAN
w and wife front room, between Ship.
lev and l. ombard and Fourth and Seventh
streets TO take meals out OF house reference
given If required. Address Room, hEPuB.
LICAN office. lebotlt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

T3UR SALE.-3N NEW STORES, S6 NEW
houses, prices from $3.50 to $1,000. Terms
very easy. Apply TO .,o,,,,
GRO. Il. TINDALL + SONS,
7Ol French st, or Nth and Walnut S1.
tebb+om
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

Cold is au.agonlstic to health, indu.
cling ooughs and other dangerous bron-
chial disea IS, which quickly yield to
the soothing yet positive influence Of
DR.. Balls Co lgh Syrup. Price 2J cts.
q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

Y OST.- ON GOING FROM SIXTH
IL and French streets 10 Grace M. Z;
he giyen II returned to the RRPUBLIoAN Of.
nee. iepoTN
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

children attending scnOol
b4tWeeu tho ages Of and
q years, 1850 -,2Ih
Whole plumber Of COlOred
children attending school
between the ages Of and
u years, 1875 %"
Istiwated increase on basis
OF 3 and y years, o99
Average number OF school
age to each school, 1850 Gu
Average number o! school
axe to each school, 1878 IS
Average number enrolled to
each school, 1880 a!
Average number enrolled 70
escG school, 1878 t8I
TEACHERS.
Males employed, 1880 z4S
Pemales employed 1880 l75I
Whole nlmbsr OF teachers
employed, 1878 4O2
Trcrptss 2lI
Whole number Of teachers,
including teachers 0: the
city OF Wilmington, lSe" .aI
Whole number of teachers,
including teachers Of the
city of Wilmington, 1875 '3
Average monthly salary OF
male teachers, inoluding
city OF Wilmington, 1850 $50 o3
Average monthly salary o:
female teachers, intending
"jtv Of Wilmington, 1885 "a -
Average monthly salary OF
male teachers outside city
otWilmington, 1880 ~ 10
Average monthly salary OF
female teachers, outside
city Of Wilmington, 1877" "A Il
Total value Of school houTes- 1881, +6o
Total value OF school grounds 70, 6o'
Total value Of school turni'
tTrp 0b,VVV
'1'Itv e,tv Ho,
Nuuber Of schools visited,
Number Of schools visited,
1878 Iof
Whols number OF eXamina-
tions in 1850 q
Whele number OF exAmina-
tions in 1878 a
Whole number Of candidates
for examination, 1850 4"'
WhoIe number, 1873 "''
Whole number reoeivingcer-
I 1S-n
Whole number receiving .
certificates, 1875 al
Whole number Of candI-
dates rejected, 1880 :
Whole number of candi-
dates rejected, 1878 q
rlEASc&.
Whole amount of State ap-
preparation, 1850, SO too''
"m",o nroDr'st;on' Ss ISIS, a 1854
rnn.aass 1909 !
Whole amount levied and
collected in school dis ,.,
tgicts, 1880, L'l'V44' y
Whole amount levied ana
collected in school dis
t,icts 1g7S - l9l 74l.7
nao,ease - 40, G96 s
Total amount ofState appro-
pristion and contribution,
ESQ 175Gj1. S
Total amount OF State appro-
. prjation and contribution,
1875. 10 0o1
in.crassa $685. I
For pay of teachers, 1850. l3o, 80 .
Eor nav NJ teaeLeys, 1875. l25, a5S 3
Incrsase 1850. 8
Contingent expenses, due
committees and districts,
1850, o4,A'Z
Contingent expenses, due
Is4s lO9 1888 q
na,rssss - 4l,7ll.7
Permits granted
Certificates coun:ersigned, ,,
1880 -
. Certificates countersigned,
1877
. Increase
& Delaware City had 222 pupils 81
8 rolled during the year, with an ave
age daily attendance of lo4. Tre
= lnspcial statement shows the lolioWir
+ points: ssoo :
:. Male teaoher's salary $SVo'
a Two fema lie teachers salary SOo
70 l,l00,t
! Amount raised by taxation VI, ioo''
Amount Of school dividend l'l''
~ r,,., resourcss 1901.
: S.,a, ;ss 100
y Balance for repairs and SUP -,
Il rlies l'l'
Total value Of property Seo'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
AYEARIN STATE SCHOOLS.
The RcpOra Made by enc SuDerin
tondent 10 she Le2i,Iature'

Special Correspondence Of the Repu2Iiean'
DOVER, Feb. j,-Covering as 1t does
som ching like sixty pages the report
OF State Superintendent J. II. Groves,
Just issued from the press, is al inter
e5tiDE document, and contains much
valnable information that must be
omitted from tue following brief synop-
sis A summary of the tables ara as
follows;
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
LEGEsLAnrVE PROCEEDINGS.
SES ATR.

Special Correspondence OF the Republican.
DovBR, Feb. !.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

nor RENT r-BLAOEsMITH SHOP
ieotfl!td atw JAMES LEACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21
The District In Congress.

A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF ALFRED RICHARDS -
has been received by the District commissioners
from the Senate committee on the District of Co
lumbia, for their explanation and approval 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Richards was the
surety for James G. Naylor the lowest bidder
for the erection of the Peabody school building
on Capitol Hill, near Stanton square. and that
Naylor failing to build, Mr. Richards as surety.
undertook the work, and owing to delay on the
part of the District authorities, and without
fault on his part, as he states. sudden advance
in the price of building material caused loss of
IS, 4O3.3 for which sum he asks Congress to
make an appropriation tor his relief.
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMUsEMESTs-1st page.
ATTORVEYS-1st para.
AUCTION SALEs-6th and 9Th pages.
BoARDIsG-Sth Pare
BUSINESS CHASCEs-Sth page
BUILDERs' SUPPLIEs-6th page.
CITY ITEAs-Sth page.
CoPARTSERsHIP-7th page.
DEATHs-Sth pare.
EDUCATIoNAL-1th page.
FINANCIAI~6th page.
FOR RENT (RoOmsl-8th pare.
For RENT (Houses)-Sth pare.
For RENT (Miseeaneous)-sthp page.
For SALE (Miscellaneous)-Sth page.
FoR SALE (Housesl-8th page.
INsURANCE-7th page.
LADIES' GOODs-6th page.
LOST AND FoUND-8th page.
hARRIAGES-Sthp page.
MONEY To LoAN-8th page.
MEDICAL, &C.-7th page.
PERsONAI.-Sth page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
fLAILRoADs-6th page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st page.
SPECIALTIEs-Sthp page
STEAMERS, &C-7th page
SAFE DEPosrr-eth rage.
THE TEADEs-7th page
TURKISH BArHs-6th page.
Uncertainties, &C.-Sth page.
WANTED (Ielp)-Sth page.
WANTED (StUations) 9Th page.
WANTED tHOuses)-Sth page.
WANTED t1iscelIaneoas)-Sth page.
WOoD AND COAI.-7th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

THE RECENT RIOT AT SUEZ.
LONDON, Dec. 21.--The commander of the
AffOndatore at Alexandria, in accordance with
an understanding between the Italian Repre-
sentative and Chief Pasla the Egyptian Prime
Minister will participate in the inquiry concern
ing the recent riot at Suez-
THE IMPERIAL BANK OF GERMANY.
On December 10 dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram Company reported that the specie in the
Imperial Bank of Germany had increased So. Geo.
0O0 marks since the last report. A dispatch to-
day corfects the amount of increase making it
IS, COX, 600.
wARLlKE NEWS FROM ROME
ROME. Decent Der 21.-The commander of the
new Italian iron clad war steamer Affordatore
at Alexandria. Egypt. has been ordered to hold
himself at the disposal Of the Italian consul
general there.
SENTENCED FOR CRITICIZlNG BIsMARK
LONDON, December 21.-A Berlin djspatch to
the Is'nes says: The editor of the Xdn0st Gazette
mas been sentenced to four weeks Imprisonment
Tor anlmadverting on the attitude of Prince
bismarck in the anti-Semitic agitation.
AN AMERICAN LADY PREsIDfsG OVER LAND
LEAGUE MEETING.
LONDON, December 2l.-AThe Dublin CORE
spondent OF the Standard says. Tie wife of Mr..
Henry George a citizen of tise United States,
took the chair at a defiant meeting of members
OF the Ladies Land League on Tuesday. The
porter, on leaving the premises with bag of
letters, was arrested and seat to kilnainham
ial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21
Die;l I'm q Denti.t,s Chair.

CHICAGO, December 2l.--E H. Taper. a pros-
porous merchant of Hammond. Ind, died yes
terday in dentist chair while under the infiu-
ence OF chloroform.
The health authorities ef Chicago reported
ten cases Of smaA -pox yexteray ard i've deaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

The following nominations were sent to the
Senate to-day:
Pierce C. vanWyck. OF New York, to be super
intendent of the assay office. New York; Jesse
Spauldng to be collector Of customs. district
of Chicago; David S. Heyl. assistant collector of
the port of Camden, n. j., in the district of
Philadelphia; AlonZa J. Edgerton, of Minnesota
to be chief justice of the Territory OF Dakota:
postmasters. John r. Dobson. at Phnniyyille
Pa; Samuel A. Bagley, La Porte Ind: Napo-
leon B. Johnson. Weatherford. Texas; Elias r
Pope. Plainfeld, n. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

DEATH OF AN EXPLORER
The death Is announced of John Ludwig
Krapf, the n0tshie African explores md mia.
HiOnaEy. IS
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DOUBLE SHEET.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-pAY.-Internal
revenue, $500 1856 81 customs. $759, 457.43.
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TWO MurIcrers ArraicneiI.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. December 2l-Dwight
kidder. IT.. indicted for the mu der Of his half
brother. Charles d. Kiider in this city, the 9TH
OF June last. and Turpin jerks. of Long Mea-
Cow. for the murder Of Jno Otis. of Long
Meadow. August 9Th were arTaigned in the SUI
preme court to-day, and pleaded not guilty.
They will probably be tried at the April term Of
the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

APPOINTED-A. T. Hamilton has been ap
pointed internal revenue stOrekeeper for the 18th
district of Kentucky.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER. LOTTA.
Secure your seats in advance
STANDING-ROOM ONLY AFTER 7:45.
This and every evening during the week and Saturday
Matinee the
ININITABLE AND ONLY LOTTA AS BOB"
A Wild Flower Transr3nted to Conservatory in her
latest success, her -, coo eonedy by Marsden.
Prices Of admission-Private boxes sc and GO: or
etiestra ciiairS. 81 orchestra circle 10 dress
circle so cents; gallery, % cents Secured
circles, % cents extra.
NOTF.-The above prices will be adhered to at the
Saturday Matinee.
MONDAY. December &c Christmas week. first az
Ie2raDce. after SSante of six years of the orig
NAL and only NOkES FAMILY. Matinee on Christ
mas tAionday} afternoon. AL
lust OPENFD-WAKELY'S NEW GALLERY. 723
- 1ts street northwest. PhotOrai rs Sc taken the
be-t sty Of the at 1t moderate prices Eyery thing,
new Ready fer business. Come at Satisf sctol
guaranteed d21-6t.
WEBER's BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
PROF. WI. F. WEBER Will. FURNISH A FIRST
CLASS ORCHESTRA TOR PRIVATE PARTIES.
BRASS BAND IUi; PAFApEa. IuSEiAiS. &c
= am net connected with the so-ca led Musical
Society ,aety' and can therefore furnish ,frstclass
eminent composers st reGrGeI prices. No
engagement valid unless made by TIE above. All orders
promptly attsnded 10, py neil telegraph. at resi-
GSbee Il-u an street southeast; b. eephone 1T NY
Once corner Nlrifid avenue and 10Th southeast
and Els' and Aetzerott's rusicstores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

THE 106TH BOND CALL-Secrctary Folger has
received a telegram from the Assistant Treas
urer at New York stating that up to 12 O'Clock
to-day $40 COO bonds had been offered under
the l06th call. 1t is expected that more will be
offered during the afternoon