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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-25
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY o. Il.
SALE.
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN e. SON.
Auctf0neers,
1866 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. GA.

On MONDAY, March 2Sth, 1881, at III 0 CLOCK A
NJ, the following packages will be sold for
charges, unless redeemed before day of SALE
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President Union SO,

New Flat Scarfs and Windsor Ties,
In spring patterns, at LaFar's. mia If
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Notice

STICK GRAND PIANO. almost new
~ ID perfect 0loS' F LTSsING,
sr.r-, IA Taylor street.
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SIGNAL Ohsaruat,nnn

Comparative statement of temperature It
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
rnrnrdr.
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pstial Aotlfes.
SPECIAL NOTICE
steamer Florida
Notice

,,-Iv TO-DAY at 3 P n, from
rrB Iesve pro i!g,.,lr street. for Fernandina
rbarf 70 l.. !, points. mh2o-I
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gegal Notifes.

n EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice Is
VI hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against JOHN MCMAHON. deceased,
to present them to me. properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law. SO as to
show their char acter and amount; and all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are hereby re-
uuired to make immediate payment to ms.
MARCH 9Th, 1881.
JOHN FLANNERY,
Administrator estate John Mcmahon, decd.
mhl0-Th4E
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STRICTLY GILT EDGE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE
BY GEO. w. LAMAR.
Broker and Auctioneer, No. ia Bryan street.
That admirably situated Lot No 43 Monterey
ward, northwest corner of CASTOR and Bull
streets. with improvements thereon, Consisting
OF frame dwelling ON corner of Bull and new
brick dwelling adjoining These will he solf A.
whole or separately, as desired. Lot 6OxI20
rect IL is the most beautiful and desirable
situation in Savannah, facing Forsyth Park,
unusually liberal. mh1s-F4t
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Union Society.

The Treasurer reports that large number
of members are in arrears for their annual
dues, some Of them owing for more than
one year. The one hundred and thirty first
anniversary of the society is near at hand,
and it is desirable that all sums due it be
paid in before that day. Therefore earnestly
request all who have not paid to do so at
once, to the Treasurer, Mr.. D. r. Thomas.
j. II. EsTILL,
President Union Society.
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Lot No. 16 and one-third Lot II Monterey
ward, with the improvements thereon, con-
sisting of the elegant BRICK DWELLING.
etc, the residence of the late John L, Villa
Tonga, situate on the northwest corner OF Bull
and Taylor streets. Said lot and one-third
subject to an annual ground rent to the city of
700 q, payable quarterly. Possession OF
dwelling given 1st May.
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LaFar Sells
Gentlemen's Gloves, Hosiery and Ties.
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BY GEO. w. LAMAR.

mhs,15, q, thendtd : Administra,pr
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The Feather Weight Derby,
In black and pearl color, at LaFar's.
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T-igbts Of Honor.

=. Irish National Land League As
Ihe ISOLATION
EVENING at 8 O'Clock at
oil meet IH i- = ~ st. Julian and Whitaker
les ra1uqsted to be present, as
Members amI9 9 viii be trans4 sac Invited
hS-5-lar So mh25-1t
~ 0'NEl-L. Rec Sec y
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

This magazine, meant expressly To,.
children, is not eG"0fted. iR tome aud ar
'istic s"erit, ty any gr,ron-"i publication
IF TIE Ggc.'
February St. Nicholas.
ire toitofS have prepared large nuui DER OF
coed tb;ngS for the February issue tready
January 25th), among them full and enter
tanning account OF
THE 0BELISK,
py lBARLES BARNARD. illustrated with Ske' cheS
and photographs, showing IL IN all stages OF
moving. II. H. BOYksEN contributes story OF
Norway; MARY HALIoCK Fo0TR, Mrs. PIATr,
SCsAN COOLIDGE. and ROSTER JOHNSON are
among the other contributors. The ST. N!CHo.
LAS
TREAsURE-P6X CF LITERATURE
IS enriched With LosGFELLOwis Skeleton In
Arlnor," finely illustrated, and 1.-THE Stage
Coach" by WASHINGTON IRVING. LUCRETIA r.
HALE tells us The Peterkins' Plan OF Going to
Egypt.
The edition OF the Christmas ST. NICHOLAS
was 1Q5.eG0, and notwithstanding the large
edition the JaDy number has been fer some
time out OF print.
Price $500 year: p cents number. Sold
every. SCRIBNER a. CO..
1t New York.
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service, and under the present system no profits
whatever can be made. The difficulty under
which the company labors In this regard Is that
the telephone is such novelty that no one here
or elseW here is as yet. experienced in the most
economical mode Of managing 1t, and the aX-
TenseS are far larger than any one unac-
qualnted with the facts would suppose. An
other serious trouble is that there has been
great abuse In the use OF the telephones by per-
SECS holding frivolous conversations This has
sometimes prevented business men from g,t-
lDg prompt response to their calls 1t has
cost the company great deal OF money land
his loss must, OF course, ultimately fall on the
patrons OF the company who have serious use
for their telephones and has benefited no one.
The only way to correct this Is to charge each
person for the service actually rendered 10 him.
IL Is manifest That this is the most Just mode to
tenn now proposed Is In successful operation In
Scribers.
There IS another feature OF the case which
deserves consideration. This is essentially a
local enterprise. Every stakeholder in the COM
paDy is a resident OF Washington. Sixty per-
sons are regularly employed, SO that the bulk
or the company's earnings are spent in our
midst. 1t would not be a right spirit which,
ON false assumption OF fact, should excite pub
nc opinon against an industry which every
one admits Is most useful to the public, and
which can be shown TO be managed With as
rigid economy as possible.
destructive See Freshet at OccOruan.
Tie Alexandria Gazette says: The Ice in Occ0-
guam bay suddenly broke up Friday night about
u o'clock. flooding the lower portion OF that
quiet town, and doing considerable damage by
the washing away CT large amount OF prop
efN The ice gave way with loud noise.
arousing the sleeping Inhabitants, but the
warning was too. late to enable them to
save any OF the large quantity OF lumber,
railroad ties. hoops. &c, piled up on the
whar,es ready TOR shipment. The rushing
waters swept everything In their course
cut Of the bay into the river. rhirty-five
thousand feet OF tine oak lumber, recently pur-
chased by Baltimore tirm gotten out In large
heavy plaDks, piled up, were carried away like
spiinters together with two buggies belonging
to Mr.: Selecrnap; a large number OF
railroad ties belonging to Mr.. selecman
and Lynn; great quantity Of cooper
age and many cords OF wood. Mr. John
Marshall, OF this city. who owned twenty-five
hundred railroad ties, sold them to MIR. Selec.
man Friday evening. and received a check for
tie same. At night they were all washed away.
longb0at belonging to Mr.. Underwood. hauled
up for repairs. was carried distance below the
town. where the Ice is banked up to a consid-
cradle height, and sunk. The wharves and
other property were damaged and the loss viii
Ge heavy, amounting.to some thousands OF dol
lars.
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TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN.

JOB LOT AT 50 CTS; REGULAR PRICE rs CTS.
Is Dozen of. Of the ENGLISH HALF HOSE left at
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY &C., &c., &C., &c., &c.
&C., lOc., 12c., A4c, l5c.
CORDED PiQUES, cts.
CHECK NAINSOOK, l21a cts
lONSDALE CAMBRIA, PLAIN NAINSOOK and
INDIA LINEN. 49,"
BED OOMFoR rs, 75c ST., 81. Is, 81 So
Large a. double ~ e WHITE PLANETS, 81 so pair.
SHEETIEa COTTON. for double beds IS CENTS
yard. ~ ~
PILLOW CASE COTTON, 12y4 cts.
TABLE LINENS, Csc, 3Oc., SIC, Soc, &c. 75c.
WHITE BED SPREADS. Soc, 55c., 81, 81. Is.
WHITE WOOL CHANNELS. 2sc., 3Os., 3,c., &C.,
LAD1E ~ CL1TH, ALL:WyUL. n L r L 8
s SEA- Sk SoEWHNSzE' BROWN. NAVY BLUE.
Al wool Fine BLACK CAsHMEREs, 81. A. 80. &c.
UNLAUNDkIED SHIFTS. made Of Wsmsu1sa
i ssS ''SS's Il
G. M. ToWsoN's,
$50 Psnnsylvania avenue. south side,
JANIS Near 1th q. and Center Market.
A LNIANACH DE GOTTA
FOB 1881.
FRANCIS b. NROHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATI0NHR,
;snl 10l5 Penn'a ave,
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CITY ITEMS.
A Most yye,com. as5,,f,,

10 the choice things that stock = lorlcr = HON
funch. Its compcnents are rum ard rrag1y m
NO. quality, topic fruits and er,rllareI SI
Gar. IL Is ready Tor use when Opened ana sr,-
Ito N1su 10 \ q WIN Lot water ice water
soda water. rilk Or lemonade. IS ranre ri
uses as a beverage, whether ho- or cNid Il
wide. Sold by all t'rocerS. Druggists and Vine
Merchants a. 81 y bottle
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RAsaY OF rHK THERMOMETER
LOCAL NEWS.
AIrEscr,cnfs. &c., ro.nipi.t

AHEse,nents. &c, EO-aigi.f.
PcrGS OprfO H01lSe.-''Faust7 by The Maple
soD Company.
National T'teatei.-Emmet as Grit In Ire
land
LHsoo,a HaU.-MuseCIm OF wonders
htnfT'S Music H0L-ConceTt
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The Ohio Editors, Reception.

reception was rendered the Ohio Editorial
Association at MariniS halt last evening By
Orleans resident IN this city. President and
Mrs Hayes, secretary sherman, Gen. Sherman,
Senatof-elect Conger and Senator Ferry, OF
Mich: Judge Lawrence. Commissioner LeOuc,
Col. G. W. MannypeDDy and Commissioner
RaUm. and many other prominent people, were
present. The speech OF welcome was mad by
were made By Senator's Thurman and Pendlo-
ton, Secretary sherman, Judge Lawrence, Gen.
Keller, Gen, sherman, Mr.. Townshend. Mr..
Fox, president OF the Baltimore Press As5oc.a-
tiou; Miss Lilly Darst. the editor OF the Circle
Vile Herald: MIR. Irving, editor OF the ZaneS-
Vile Sf1s'j'ifl. and Hon. s 5. Cox who Conyuisei
the audience with laughter. After the speeches
were over, dancing was kept up till a late hour.
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The Rev Came oS.r = -

published by Mr.. A. o. Hall. OF This city. is the
latest novelty In this line bronghr % our no.
ice. as II i based on the population. position
ah0 electoral vote CT each state II III .lleuf suS
manner, thus combining insfr':eti0n win
amusement u Certainly belongs 90 much
blgher class than the ordinary game. II Is
handsomely gotten up, and an in'rrI.-t 20. VIII
&c sOfhcielt 10 secure lis popuiarltN.
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4 Caugh. Cold OF Sore yero.,

ShcNld te STOPPED. Neglect IrcG .euiir res'l'fs
IN al incuISoi,' lang disease or Cons .,ap,ion
b!o"hs iroI, hiai Troches do not disorder tAe
stomach like cough sNTups and hsisams. bat
acsS oiT6cily on the iEilamed paris. aliaying
Irritation. give relief TO asthma, bronchitis
coughs, catiIfh AID the throat troubles which
Singers and public speakers are SIT ct .. sod
at % cts n box every WHERE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

lITIGATioS ABOUT A LAW PAKrNERSHIP-Nr
H. L. DAVIS, IN proper person. and as admiRiS-
traitor de bcnis non OF Philip b. Fouke has filed
a bin IN equity against John j. Key aud Others
for discovery and account and Injunction.
before the United States and Mexican claims
commission. They prosecuted number OF
claims. and among Others the much-disputed
one OF BENJAMIN Well In all OF the cases the
counsel fees were large and always received by
Ar. key, who, the bill alleges, has failed 70
account either 10 Fouke, who died before the
aymelt OF any OF the claims or 10 Fouke's
representatives Justice Cox has fixed the
hearing for Saturday next at 10 O'Clock.
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THK JURY LisTs.-George W. Riggs john A.
Baker, W. b. Reed. j. I. johnson and Samuel
Cross, the commissioners OF juries, began yes
teTday the work Of preparing the jury lists.
They will select $50 names, OF whom 40 are re-
quhed to be from the county and so from
box. from which the Jurles this year will be
drawn. These gentlemen may be counted upon
TO 90 conscientious work in preparing the best
jury list possible.
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From e. A. Bryce N H.. Editor Noufh
can Clinic, Richmond. km.

"Colden's Liebig'S LiQu.J EEtra,t OF
Beef and Tonic invigorator IS a sg>t class pre-
HarauoD, containing not Only the nutVitiys
qualities OF the beef but the peru amen, toni,
properties or the iron. quinine dc. Fer lmme-
date life giving properties II car I(;'y De sur
passed" Sold by all Druggists.
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The Only sbsolute sp, ;6c

I-a. We hhow OF Tor sneeZing. suun,inC aud
cnohlng catarrh or head colds Is IA afoT0'S Rad
Ia cuie, when Tor The small SUN - Affords
instant relief and Invariably cur-,s-','g,'', -
Times.
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The ChristiaNCy Divorce Case.

An appeal was entered yesterday by Mr.. OH
yer On behalf of Lille NJ. Christiancy from the
order OF Judge Cox everything his motion to
suppress the testimony o. Edlloerto Giro. taken
IN New YORK. The case VIII now go up TO the
Court III General Term on this question and In
the meantime it is probable that until Minister
Christiancy returns to this District, no further
action VIII be taken. The arrears Of aiimony
have not yet been paid aid Until this Is done no
further testimony can be taken for the COM
paipdut,
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BURGLARS IN THE Enthusiastically after
ICON the residence of Mr.. James Bowen, corner
OF Massachusetts avenue and 9th street, was
entered by thieves and two trunks were broken
The thieves were evidently after money or
other yaluables. but did not succeed In getting
anything valuable. They used an iron boot
by them when they were at work at the third
trunk, and the noise made thereby frightened
them off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

leGf nese ana throat With worthless powders
blown INTO your head. ask your druggist for
DIR. HARTLEY s Cata;Th Remedy. w.trh VIII
aiiofc you immediate relief an6 PEI nanent
cure. Z. )
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4 COLORED GIRL CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
In the Police court this morning, a young COL
OreO girl named Maria Fisher was charged with
burglary. Mr. j. G. Nichols testified That this
girl was servant In his house. and on Sund "
ipS from bis house, No. SO High street. George
town, at night The case was sent TO the grand
Jury; bonds $500
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Ut WAS tN9Srl TEE CAT.n-Detectlve Miller
s's.tIdsy SssErested Henry Mathews, colored,
no tiI been employed by Mrs. Brown No.
- street. or the charge OF burglary. Mat
Tvs had been discharged from this place. and
sunday night Hon. Mr. Townsend, who rooms
n THIS place. was awakened by soHle noise III
the house. and thinking IL m'gat be the eat he
got OUT OF ped and called the eat, when this
Begro ran past him, and. Notwithstanding the
DIN light 10 the room, he recognized the
nan VINO had been discharged. He ran out the
back way into The yard. scaling the fence
OBJ eNamiDaIion, ft Was found that he had
bFcSen through the back basement door break
Ing LiEat latch and bolt. The case came be-
fore Judge Smell today. and he vas committed
10 jan for action OF the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

MINERAL WATERS - congress Wafer The
yurest and safest OF AL cathaTtic waJ6ya None
genuine sold On draugnt. Avoid all coarse, I'M
Eating afefe, foreign ana domestic; they impair
tie 0Eeettve organs apd Ndneya
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Juan Boyle to c. \. Sherman, lot 90, so. 70; s..
6. w. Linville to b. P. Hooke, lots 16 II and IS,
SO: '26; sl2, 900. II. c. Thompson to r. B. DON
to G. B. Goode, lot 5, so. Isl; 81, 997. IS. Frank
Hume to J. s. Biacknan, lots l0i. 1902 and 1903,
So AS; sI,05O A. M. Gardner to A. q. De
Yturbide lot G, ST.. 342; 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

AUGUsTIN DALvs GREAT NEW YORK COMPANY.
which viii appear at Fords next week, en-
braces many OF the most distinguished dram.
attic artists OF New York. Cllas. Fisher Fannie
Morant, John Drew ana many others OF note
are among the company. The play with be the
comedy OF Needles and Pins, which was con-
the present season. and Mr.. Days finest dram.
attic work
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tinugh On Hats.

The thing desired found az Ias,. Ask Dgu--
gis's for Rough or Rats IL clcars.oIt rats,
mice, reaches, led bugs, &C. l5c. bcA.s. tu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

May DC entirely prevented BY the use CT Bur-
nett's Cocaine.
HousekeepeT5 should insist upon obtaining
BurDeu's Flayorlug Extracts, tsey are The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

ITALIAN NoRES OF ART-ThoI- D1Syltncr h,.
on exhibition NJ bis sales room star &,uiIi1n9i a
heautifsl collection OF Italian wo6ks OF arr
comprising superb specimens IN HharDIe ana
OF e.egant design and workrnanSH Mo. The whole
10 be sold aI auction, without ffsarye Wes,neS
day and Thursday, January 2Mth and 2,th- cam.
IlehciDs at > o'clock p.
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IN THE LINE OF
CRATES AND OPEN FIRR-PLAOES,
BRASS TENDERS, ANDIRONs AND FIRE SETS.
FINE GAS FIXTURES.
LIBRARY LAMPS.
DROP LIGHTS AND
DECORATED SHADES,
.e offer the MOST ATTRACTIVE stock to be
found In Warrington.
Orders for PLUMBING. HATING and VENT
uATING promptly attended to. FIRST GLASS
WORK At REASONABLE PRICES.
EDWARD CAvERLY Il Co.,
dec22 1870 MxW YORK kYENVI:
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For SFRISG peboie jewelry-earrlngs. pins,
crosses and studs-in diamond setting. at
PTigg'S. +
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MARRIAGE LICKNsRs have been issued to Geo.
". Ioung ana Mary Z. Hines; Robert Banks
aIG Annie J. Coates; George w. Anders ana
Maria l. KolprVIer, both OF Woodsp0rough, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

ALIENS BRAIN Foop. is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF ell 1tI sex g..
Audruggtsts- SToTT CRoMwEiL agents.
60 ASn PPnnSylNattI nNannP
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TIE WASHINGTON SCHUE2sS VsREfN FAIR
a meeting 10 IL AXE arrangements Tor the
SctUet2en Eerein fair was held last night, auI
The following committees Were appointed
on arrongeneats-JohnL L. Vogt. Wn. ueltnls,
Geo. Walker. Simon Wol., W. MUehle:sen, z
DrGop Christopher Rupert, Chas. E0al, ChiS.
Il. sp4.Dgsgurh. \ resolution was adopted IN
NItiBg the Saerfyeround. NaenHerchor. Coiunl-
fiS TurnverfenS, Bakers and Butchers Beney-
Olent associations, and Company \. ". L. l.
two fancy tables. one OF which Will be under
va, charge or Mrs. Car. Rupert and MIS-. :
W ~, e..a.lS ne other will DC superintendent Oy
Mesdames W. .s'uehleIsen and John Hooke-
meyer T. ooniecetpnary stand will oe taken
S Wa1ssr al ap6 1y MN INF J yeg Mrs george
mus and Mis- Otto HeTtz0g N nate As most
nlistresses- Cigar stand. Mrs. P.i Welcker and
Chas; hlo'z: Rebecca at the well, Mss Helmurh
and Miss n. kiIian Hover stanal Mss P,sa
s .sa. ANU 'ao'e iof sii'of"ar", Mcs. Ell.
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y HoUSEBREAKER SENT TO JAIL. - Henry
Mathews, colored. was charged, in the Police
Court this morning, With feloai0usly and bur-
glaiiously breaking into the house OF Mineva '.
Brown, 1882 street northwest. with the intent
test lied TO hearing a noise I'm his room on the
night OF the 2lst OF this month, aud on getting
out OF bed, this man ran past him and escaped.
he was committed for the action OF the grand
jury, in default of $500 bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

TEE PsoPLEs pfererence-Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup. Why? Because 10 never disappolDIs.
- cents
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The Weather

OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OsFTCgRl
WAsHISGrOS. D. c.. Jan. IS lSSi, $50 a. n. {
For the middle states, northerly 10 westerly
winds, partly cloudy weather. occasional light
snow, no change 10 temperature and stationary
CT slowly falling barometer.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the ther-
mouncter AZ the signal once during the day
Am. 22o: II An go; y. NJ, Z97. Maxi
mum, go; minimum. 229.
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RICE TREAT FOR THE PUBILC.-Thos. Dow
ILS VIII tn a few days open for exhibition and
sale, In the Cub House. opposite Wormiey's
the building lately occupied for the art loan
exhib!tioD). amagnificent collection OF japanese
art treasures. ana IN point Jf value far exceeds
anything ever Saeu IL Wash ngton. Due notice
CT date or sale will oe publisa%d. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

"ALps9EsY - ssoNs Fresh s.cergey carter
churnec ever morning, and delivered e y lts.
ward" Prints. s5c. per lie. Also cottage
Cheese. hnttslmLs and sweet MILK g. per Of
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vu,RAT HOUSEHOLD sKWIH0 MAOHIHB-ws
h.ys ecth,ns e ~ 49, 49,: sGs c 49,:
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DOS'T FORGET, IL FAIR ONES. who so grace
fully preside ct your husbands hospitable
boards 70 furnish his guests with cnoc5 unb
Punch, which neceSSitates no trouble in prepa-
ration, being ready for use when opened; is
composed OF fine liquors and fruits, and ecilpses
IL favor all punches hastily made. Mix 1t either
with hot water, fine Ice. lemonade. soda wafer
or milk. Sold by all firSt-ciass grocers, wine
Merchants and druggists at sl.25 bottle. T
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4 CHARGE OF FORGERY.-This morning, In
the Police Court, Alder. Davis, a young white
Vim. Sauter TO an order On FIX. Ward for three
pounds OF butter. Nj. SdDter pronounced the
note a forgery, and MI. Wards clelh testified
TO delivering the butter 10 Davis. The case
vas sent 70 the grand Jury; bonds $500,
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