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NEIvS-NOTES.
Small pox is raging throughout II.

Small pox is raging throughout II.
linois.
Lima has fallen into the hands of the
Chi!ians ss
Might sessions of the senate are now
being held.
The Missouri is closed again at Blu
ford and Benton. 49, t5s3
king, democrat, has been elected
mayor Of Philadelphia. ..... @ s,t.5 a, st.1 .t.
-Hanlan beat Laycock easily for the
championship Of England. s...5@s
The Maine Legislature "sat down" on
the woman sutfragequestion.
Detroit, Mlch is to be heated by
steam and lighted by electric light.
Losses by,fire during the past week
in the United States, over So 100000
Over $500, 900 worth of property was
destroyed in the recent flood at Toledo.
The Pacific railway bill has passed
the Canadian senate and become a law.
Ice over twenty inches thick is float
ing in the bays and rivers about Long
Island. E .a".@ 4.5 1L 49,
Vanderbilt has paid the entire OK
pense Of bringing Clsoratra's needle to
this country ...ss s.a..... 81. t.. Il
North Pacific stocks took another
Jump this week. Common, 437a; pre-.
tcrred, 12119. *.'....r -. @
The post surgeon of West Point testi
fed that he believed Whitaker clipped
his own cars. d .
"A man named Reid, u Canadian, in
Jail for contempt, fell asleep, and after
eighty hours, died E-,..aas.~.3- 81 r..
Hundreds of people are now visiting
the new volcano, discovered in the ALE
yhany mountains in Virginia. |
Gen Grants name appears as one Of
the directors of a new national bank,
formed in New York Monday.
The nomination Of atto:ncy.gen eral
Dcvens in place OF Stanley Mathews for
the supreme bench, is probable. - !@
For a stake Of 81 900 and gate money
Schaefer beat Sexton by four points, in a
game Of cushion carom billial dis.
-OLeary is arranging for a grand pc
destrian tournament to be held in Chica-
go April 25th. The first prize Is to be
$4,000. .vaa ,s. -@ +E5
The death of Hon. Fernando Wood
was received with deep regret all over the
country. He was at the Hot Springs at
the time of his death. The apportion
blllsw;,s to be the crowning effort Of his
life. 8" ..a ,@
The bill introduced by Saunders in
the senate Monday, creating the new ter
ritory of Pembina from that portion of
Dakota lying north of.sthe 10th parallel,
will probably get cNoKed to death this
WceK. .. .r -.. .... ... 4 o..
Ice on the track OF the Lakeland
branch of the Chicago, St. Paul and Min
neapolis road, threw an engine from the
track Tuesday, near Hudson, Wis, kill
ing two men and dangerously scalding
four others. -
In December 1877, a twelve vear-old
boy named Gardner, in Iowa, was shot in
the left breast by the accidental discharge
OF Il pistol The ball could not be found,
and the boy became hearty again. N 9TH
last week when the boy felt Il hard sub
stance in the lobe of his right car, which
proves to be the bullet.
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Block a,,e on the yort.,vezte ;; r.. rn.

The Fort Pierre Journalsays :: Pierre
has had but four through trains for over
a month, and but very little freight has
get throdgh. About all that we can cx.
pect at prcsentlis fuel and grub, and may
be thankful shat the supply brought
through before he blockade has been sllt-
ticieut 10 prevent suffering" .i4.s
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an E;x1ECTfsICtM .4TC1E. af
4 L, title Missouri Couple TisA by
Telegraph. Fl as

For some time past seems that Mr..
Frank Shippie and Miss HenrettaJames,
of,hc Little Missouri, $50 miles west,
have been making artlcn.slovc to each otll-
cr. Wednesday night it 1became SO in
tense that to wait longer for conn,1bial
bliss was impossible. No passen trains ms
running eas, tins Winter and there being
10 one 1t tie Cantoncmcnt Who could le-
yallv unite the couple, the idea OF utllIZ- ",
ing The telegraph WlFc was coneeisea. cons 3,
Rev. Stevens. OF Bismarck, was notified,
and Messrs. Moore ane! Deu,sell acting rs
witnesses at the other end oftile Wire, the
usual questions were ASK ed and answered, ,
and the couple made one. Frank ,'!oorc
and Mr.. Dcltscll, each kissed The bride
for the minister, and linus ended Que Of
tile mos, novel W .ddings ever occurring w 9 9
or the frontier. sas #
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ANOTHER GRAND BUST. .r
The missouri Breaks upat Poplar
Crcck---YelloWs tCnc u BufOrG.

The Missouri Breaks up at Poplar
Creek yellowstone u Re ford.
Last Sunday he Yellowstone river
broke at Fort Buford, and the Missouri
at Poplar Creek. At the latter y oint con-
siderable damage was done. llaj. Ilgcs
arrived on lhc opposite bank with about
( 200 captured Indians, and was unable to
cross Several Indians We're drowned by
the sudden break and over 300 ponies
lost Some-sof the ponies sand two lndl-
ans were discovered on y floating piece OF
ice, frozen 1tosleatll, the Indians remain
ing on the b:gcks oftheir ponies. Bodies
Of frozen InJi;ans were also found III tree
tops. to which they had clung to escape
drowning. There are fears OF the safety
of Tie steamer Batchclor, as nothing has
yet been heard from her. She was in
the region ,of the breakup, and, it is
tho ught gone to pieces.
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from Washing gton's time..t TO the present,
and alsosthe official programme ofs4the
committee in charge of the inaugural
ceremonies. This circular, which will be
found very handy for reference, can be
had upon application to any OF The agents
OF the Baltimore and Ohio, or will be
promptly forwarded by return mail TO all
who send their address to C..K. Lord, G
p. A., Baltimore, Md.
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PURELY PERSONAL.

1
! Freddie Lounsberry is fast recovering.
John I. Steen came in from tic Clark
farm last evening: .
| Hon. Robt. Macnidet will visit NASH
llngton to see the inaugural gsz 'f1F
Dan. .Eiscnbcrg goes east next month to-
purchase his spring stock. Il
Should Dr. Bigelow follow the tran, ot'
his thought, he will be in Washington,
March 4lh.
Tom, Winston came down from Steven
son Monday on business. returning!
"Wednesday. e. a5 ff.s.a 8 s5
Mr.. Arthur Linn ngisrecoyering SLOWLY. Il
and hopes to be ableto leave his bed in ,tsis
week or atWo.ef fsffs sjtB
e. a. Magone, travelling for the Fargo
book bindery and Repu5lican, z was in tic
city this week. 3S'sasS3s4f
E. c. Parker, one ofthc most gentleman.
ly conductors on the North Pacific, is.
again on his regular runs. sst
s. Messrs. Gill, yChilstrom and Fernold,
prominent Mandanites. came over to get
"a taste .ofacity. life, "Wednesday.
,tev.tNIillcr, rcctorofl the Bread of Life
Episcopal church, returned on Sundays
train. He did excellent work tor the Il
church while east. ...l,.
WB. Watson4goes east next week lIer
will combine pleasure with business ;buy59
his spring stock ofdry goods and see the I,
Inauguration pfs Glrficl .ss-sss.s.,s.:s
IS F. G. Corey, brother Of E. n. Corey, Of
this city, arrived last;week from Merrys-
willie, Ohio He comes to stay and Will
be the cause Of bringing several friends .
TO Bismarck E ,}! s.H% Z #o s45a324
Chas. G. II. Smith, who last summer
opened a large farm at Fort Yates, came
up from ST. Paul Friday and left for Fort
Yates Sunday He will arrange matters
tor permanent residence in st. Paul, be
coming associated III business with Craig
& Larkin, thewell known crockery house. 7.
Rev. j. G. Miller returned from Mic!li.
gan carly this week and Will resume ser.
vice at the Episcopal church Sunday cyen.4,
ing. For the winter evening service, on
liz, will De held Mr.. Millerbrouyht Sl25
for the church, oflhis 500 was applied
to reduce the church debtand S25 towards,
helping the ll,iies' society pay fot the qti
carpet. ,.5g..f F,$s4a .,,.s5 u ssf5z
p NJ Tomlinson, a capitalist from De-
troit, Mich, has beenin the city during
,dlle ps,stesM eek making extensive pur-a
schases Of zeal esiata.4.sL i,omlinsn
Told bv Fargo people thar there W;ls moth.
sifIu in Bismarck but it wouldn't work
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AN IMPORTANT SxaEE.
T.e First Eow Was!. cf the COlnEn: i:
r- IT, Boom. 5 egfr e h.. -,#i

Swce, & Stoyell, Bismarck real estate
agents, have purchased for I, NJ. TpmlinT;
son, of Detroit, Michigan, the Merchants
Hotel, Bismarck for $4,000 t2. cash MI Slr:
has leased the property to
H.arsh & NFakeman for $4,000 per an
mum tor twosycars, from which 1t appears
Investments u. Blsnlarcksrca estate pay.
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Recruits forStevenson.
Lieut.. Grccll,r1tll infantry .ibroughttiiIr Ir-
ty-fourrecruits from below, Tuesday ,,clsYlit 9
of them being t.ken in charge Wednesday i
|by Lieut. Van CrsIa'c, for Stevenson. .s'lI.
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THE HARRISBURG HAnANGUE

~HARRIsBURG, Feb. 1S.-A caucus Of
Camcronites Of Harrisburg was held yes
terday to consider the proposition Of the
Bayne men, which was accepted. Each
side then chose twenty four members Of
the compromise committee who promised
to work Immediately hut nothing was
agreed on Schofield seems to be ahead.
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Woman Killed in Fight.


TIE house Il Eliza Bailey, On the tn st9ed
road, IN tie county, has been the scene OF i
lively light. TIE horse IS near the Soiisers'
Home. and fr.GIapted ~ old soldiers. Ia the
PoucC court yesterday, Officers Cole 2nG Dun
n,gan testified that they heard fight going On
al fhis house sunday night, and on going no
there they saw the de6rS and windows Knocked
In with stones. and Eliza Bailey, daughter OF
Il G proprietress. cIrsiDg a man named Green
aid in The act OF throwing brick a. him. OF
.lcer Dunnigan stated that ne was Knocked
down by Green, and While down Mr.. Bailey
tbrew brick a. him, d. nearly striking him.
Ofncer Cole here came TO the rescue and Mss
Bailey and the man Green we're taken to TIE
sfalion-bcnse Mrs. Bailey could not be taken,
she ntviIg received n severe cut On the head.
MISS Bailey was charged with profanity. The
case as cont lnued
LGter.-RrS. B6dpp D]GS3.-Nrs. Catherine
Bailey died last night from The effects of wounds
received on her lead IN The fight sunday night
at her house.
ARRESTS.
Lieut.. Johnson, OF the second DTpcint this
morning sent out bis officers 20 arrest al who
TOOK eby part In the light at Catherine Bailey 4
house. and arrests were made as follows:-,Ino
Green, Charles Young, Charles McDay Isaac
StaHy, John Schmidt aud James Cuine old
soldiers; Lizzie straightner. servant: Lizzie Ma
T0pey ana John Smith, laborer. These were all
locked up OF suspicion OF having inflicted the
blows on Catherine causing her death. Coro
DcT Patterson was notified, and proceeded 70
hold IN inquest TO day, Officer Hineline SUN.
EnOnInX the fgIy.
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UIEs WI.rE4tfk


care mast wonderfully in A very short time both
81 AND NERVOUS HkAGACHE; r. ieve DYS-
PIP>lA IN lts Wort forms, cleansing tha body Of
EXCESS OF bile, producing regular healthy act IN
OF the bowels.
A fIll size box of these valuable PILLS, with fi:u
dress on receipt Of nine three cent postage stamps.
For sale by al druggists hi p cents.
TESTIMONY oF IHE CLERGY:
Re-. THOMAS GUARD, one OF the most eminent
cierkymen III the country. pastor Mount Vernon
ID. J.. church. Bstimor. Md.
:, bare no hesitation n assuring you that Dr..
SJTrAuGs HEADAcEE PlLIs have proved II 1gt
beneficial TO me-.
Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev IHoN4s GAMBLE, pastor N. =. Church, Ia
i have ,ried Dr. NETrAUR's HEADACHE PILLS
E.ia great ben it L anu :2Gvv sev 'uty-uina years
%, snd have been subject 10 Constip alton a mum
bar ct years. Yonr Fills have acted 30 pleasantly
IN NY case, the irst time conle to Baltimore
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Re-. LEWIS A.. TuInEhIED pastor II. Z. Church,
gave DR.. NErTAuR's HEADACHE PINS f. q
man Tilo in bed With bal attack Of Billions
Fever and in two days lie VAS oHt attending to his
fam work.
Respectfully, LtWIs A. THIREKIED.
Rev. ]. z. PETERS 2stor VI. + church, Urtana Va
ACHE PILLS, and found them most bensficisI.
Please send me another box.
Yours truly, I. z. PETERS
Rev. G. "; EoDBS. pastor L. t. church, Pied
Ihsve siyen my wife, who is a sufferer from Hsai
sche, Or METTAUR's HE.DACHE Fills, and oae
Yours truly. ~ - GEo - ". HOLLIS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
fei2-eo sGicprapristSTs. Baltimore. Nd.
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The presiden,,s Invitation sccepscu.
AwAEE EanN 0ErO 70 NAsIl- EsTlS.


Commodore Oliver Perry Gren Watson, sixty
three years &C, six feet high, and farmer %
occupation, aTriTed here yesterday % way OF
the chain bridge, all tie way ir0l A5ht3bU}a,
ohio, having, IS 70 states lei- there IN Nc
yenSeT last foT Washington, anu Va 59i all the
way TO see President Hayes. whom he states be
net last fall N ai0. ard fGe4isei nom h;m an
invitation 70 visit him and remain unti! atteF
the Inauguration. lie VISITED the g tpiE1i. IN
Smithsonian aud t.e Presidents 10 Is5 AFTER he
came 20 town. Fc III not see the President,
INT was sent ey The 1torke3pef Sd Police Ee2d
quarters. where ha would Do provided with
lodgings s.. lie st2reS thar lie IS In the habit
OF working aud preaching alternately. Lieut.
EckloT In charge, could DO nothing, except 10
Fuy HIN supper and give him ticket TO the
lodging bcrS9. lie says lie can do any Kind OF
haTd liooTi1y wOTa. and ii ne an ger a DO of
cutting wood OF handling a Pick or sh0Tel, he
dSe5 NJ: propose 20 walk back 10 Ohio. buJ Will
earn his ARE back on the railroad He proposes
10 car on the President. wh0 be THU * viii re-
eslye hin cordially. having invited hifa to
Washington. u appears Lha- the President. on
h recent tTiT 20 JaiO, made speech, n which
he invited his AShtabUl2 friends, II they came
10 Washington, &c can and see hin. and that
that induced Sir. Z. o. p. @. Wats1a 70 maze
BIS long tiip.
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TEE FISH PCFSTIOH.-The Alexandria CJ:4Ee
OF tic 18th fGSf. says: The ccrnnittee on DuD-
lie property. Alderman Klgheil Chairman, ana
BIZ. u. /. Peakc, member OF The common c0Gu-
Gil, with Auditor Drockett visited Washington
yesterday and had conference with Professor
B&lTC II the Smithsonian Institute, and Col
Marshall Mcdonald, fish Ccrnmiss 0ner for the
state OF Virginia. With a view 10 ask the advice
OF these gentlemen aa TO the pToprfety OF turo r.
ing into tic Potomac the fish 0iIal which accu-
nuiatea at FiSht0Tn during the fishing season.
They were most cOuTteousiy received
All agreed that the lieh DIAL should be carried
away as It accunlulateS and not put into the
the eel and other fish, The enemy OF the young
snad aid herring; as for breeding fish by this
means they Tidcued the idea, az the SPAWN
dies with the fish. and 1t would be mich bet.
Ter 10 ute the ofial for tertittXing purpos.sS
Professor Baird said during the presanr
YEAR there would be put into the Potomac
% 100000 or young shad. Large Quantities
ICtCmdc ana 10 enable them to return, fish
Ways, loity Ieet in breadth, Will De placed 1t
The Cheat ais above Georgetown. Ties. II 81.
ways are The Invention ot Col. Mcdonald ana
were e!,hittte0 aud explained TO the commits tee
ITof Eaira said he was glad the City OF Alex an.
Gfia IVES taking so lively an interest La The bro
uucti0E or fish. The committee will act mann
the 81, Ice obtained and rent the fisn whart Jor
tHe ensuing spring season, allowing the rentoY
10 sEose oil tie Uifal 10 farmers Tor fer;il!n.g
Pun poses, aEd by this means add 20 Che value
Oh tnC wharf property some three Or fOur hun
GREG collars annually. In 1S76 the catch OF s. ia
LII me Potomac was ,2aJ, ooa. Since that year
when it reached about 100 coo. ind this year
Prof. Baifd ana Col. Mcdonald cXDaet All IN
creased production over lisa tie elements nat
interfering
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CeuderScd Locals.

The National Rifles had 4 street parade last
night In their new oyercoats, which are OF fine
dark blue beaver cloth and the cape lined With
white flannel. Sixty men were out. These over
coats complete the uniform Of the rifles. The
Rifles viii drill outdoors every evening this
week; in order to perfect themselves for their
parade on the I'D.
The Sunday School Union met in the chapel
OF the Young Mena Christian Association last
evening. Mr.. VIM. Snckney VAS appointed
member or the finance committee, vice MI. A. s.
Tay Tor, resigned, and Mr.. J. l.. Dotey on the
committee on schools vice Rev. s. Il. Miner,
resigned. The Union discussed the holding OF
a series OF normal class meetings under the
direction Of Rev. Jesse Lyman Hucltlt, OF
Plaindeld, Nj. and the matter was referred TO
the executive committee. with power 70 act.
The Grand Council, Sons OF Jonadao, District
OF Columbia, has elected Clarence 7. StetSon
grand secretary, vice watkins Addison, de-
ceased.
The Scbuetzen verein fair, for the oeneGt OF
the building fund.- was opened last night at
Aeners hall. and was visited by co: A, wash,
1ngton Light Infantry. speech OF Welcom?
was made by Nj. Simon Wolf, TO which colonel
Moore happily responded.
The G. L. Q. OF o. F. have erected an addition
to their building on 18th street, between 9 and
D. which, with the tT o south pari0TS. makes a
handsome hall or entertainment hall. 100 oy IS
feet
4 certified eany G; the Will CT the late David
y. Green. or Georgetown. ID. c.. has been filed
at the Office OF the register of wills at ToWSon-
town, Md. for the purpose OF peffecting the
nile TO real estate owned by TIE testat0f Ia
Baltimore county.
Mtssfs. Belts. AtterbuTy & Belts, OF New
York. have. for the Yale Lock Manufacturing
Company, flied bill for an Injunction GgJ. ID.
b. Anger. postmaster. OF this city.
This morning sergeant RedWay took 10 he
second precinct station aoUSe tie Doly OF u
white male infant which be found in the alley
between p and Madison and 18Th AMI 18th stS.
TIE coroner gave q certificate or Stili-bfcJh.
J. SbilliIgiGh sends Den}GTcsHS rGT0=igs am
Frank iesiies P0pN'0f' KrathlY Tog March.
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w. c. d. WHIPS.
fe2 Pm Willard Hotel. I.ouisvtIre. Nv.
NEW JERSEY, pAssA1o CIRCUIT coUB-

NEW JERSEY, PASsAfC CIRCUIT COrIRT-
~ In Equity, to THOMAS O'DRIscorI
=. By virtue Of an order OF the said Cour. made n,
the day OF the date hereof in q cause ,Eissra- !,
defendant. yon are required to appear and tiesd
answer or demur to the bill Of said cou,f,;a{nsrf
sad blu Will be taken as confessed asainst yogl
The said bill Ia filed to farecose Ilorts,Ss ri ga,
hy you e K1CaARD A. TERHUNE. bearing de
January 10th. 1874. on lands In TIA city and e3ty
OF iassaic and state of New Jsrsey, and Won are
MADE defendant because you own ssid ian fe a.
THOMAS IL. MOORE
D Sol'r of Complainant
r..oa Passa!c, n. j., Post Once Box ajI.
Jaw" 7a'NaSs u 'oa4' !sns-IaT6y
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sHSe.seHies.ts. &c.

TIE New CoNIc OrERA At EoRps
ArdralL'5 new comic opera, "odvette." nos
GlI iDS rur IL al the principal cities OF tue
County. was brought out 81 FJgd'5 opera
House last night before q good. sized house
DeSnle Oh Tire little bitches or i&C night is
q rev company TIE performance went Oil Ii /.
manner 10 show the musical bIiiiaGcy and
bright hurlor OF the piece ana The general
adantahh,y CT the performers to the parts.
: &c music Is right ana lays no great strain upon
the voice; ard TIE acting, with It's cferycsccnt
gaiety and continued series OF coG1ical sItui-
tons ard MISUNDERSTANDING. was Just III the
lire Cf company containing George Denha1,
Blanche Chapman, Wallace McCreery Charles
II. Drew, Any Gordon ard Il. t. Curley. The
opera GbouIds In catching melodies and verbal
ofoIlettes. which from the applause they re-
ceived last night, are quite apt 20 nave a street
popularity Ike tbs SnatcheS from Pinalore.
TIE sCLg CT The Torpedo and the Whale ia
"OlivetTt' received i've deserved encOres. It's
adaptability 10 local hits gives much scnpe to
the Si1 ger III improVising clever illusions TO
passing events. The 'F8randole," at the end
OF the second act, was danced with great vim,
ard Vas appreciated by q double recall. bob
Down Serenely" Is another clever comic idea
Set 10 music, which was appreciated by the
audience 10 the extent OF several eucOreS. Alto.
gether the new opera is likely to have the same
run in Washington it is having elsewhere.
NATfcNAL TBEATER.Mr. G0odwtn's company
brought ont "iiobbies' at the National last
evening. It Is a whimsical production. and fun
or HpiCari0uS fun. ''iiobbiCo'' VIII be Given
every evening this week.
The PIRATES. Next Saturday evening 'tTne
Pirates Of Pcnzance" VIII be given at the Opera
House here, for tie bencfit Of the Central Free
Diepensary. The cast win be exceedingly
strong. comprising Miss Eva Mills and Misses
Alexander Haas Ie8yitt and oJerllug, and
Aessrs. Ed. Hay. b. [. keyser, II. \. Foi5saman
and /. VI. Pearson. The chorg5es Will be rem
deFed by the apollo club.
ASSBMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH.-Tle mTl-
steal and literary entertainment at this church,
this evening. viii be attractive. The church IS
st The correr OF 9Th and streets.
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MARRIED ON a SICK BED.--Mr. Il. II. Bradley
well known In Masonic and musical circles is
lying very Ill at his rooms, No 625 louisiana
avenue. The disease IS pneumonia, and he IS
under the care or DIS. j. i. Young and j. o.
stanton. This morning Il was Thought that It
was Impossible for him TO live over fe% hours
and ct his request marriage license was pro
cured. Miss Laura Reid, a v eu-knoEn teacher,
In the Georgetown schools, who haa been
almost constantly at his bedside, was his
associate rector OF Trinity church, about one
O'clock united the couple In the presence OF 8
few OF their friends. Shortly afterwards a
slight improvement was noticed III the condL
ton OF tie patient and his frieuds have hopes
that EC VIII recover.
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NOW OPEN.
Now 0PEN.
LOAN COLLECTION
IL AID OF THE
WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL. Fog
NURSES.
Tas Zoe Mansion, Corner New Yof h az cHua
aus. 18th street.

Ills sGperb exhibition Includes, srnols other
elegant stIIaiIo,s, tbs largest and collection
CT WASHINGTON ala Revolutionary Relics ever
lrous bt together 3 line Gallery Of Ctoice Paint
II ~; 1!se aHd beautiful collection IF Antiques
aLo AfsisLc ETicahrsc; 81 unusually TOn and COM
pie.e exhibit OF me Glass Ware and Ceramics:
lsrye ana interesting collection Of Old and Modern
TaEestry SDc Woodwork; MI illustrative A splaV
Ct The kfts ot CncNlised Races; isree ana yslux-
bic collection OF Bppl i8ncss for the C0nforf az al
SICK, toRether VITA we'll filled ceIsrtaents desotsi
70 Miniature Pertfsits, EduOGticn aud literary
vel snrpiied AID wel served seires.l..ett Rom
etc etc. S'--~
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The Valentine s3GG;,l,

The Post ONCE officials mad the largest nun.
her Of letters to dispose OF ever heard Of In the
history OF the cffice. The number passing
through the carriers hands daily. excluding
postal cards, &c, is about 1000. and yestaf-
day the number was almost doubled. Il was
the heaviest days work IN the Office.
few years since some OF the book and pc
ri0dical nlcn did not deal in them; but for the
past three years Yearly every one WHO sells
anything In the stationery line lays In q stock
eff valentines at least a few months before
the largest houses are nov In the trade.
The fashion this season has been fringed
cards and the trade IN them has been simply
immense, while the trade In coinfc and common
valentines has decreased. Messrs. Nm. Baliar-
tyne, j. {. Parker, James Bellew, j. Brad.
Adams, c. c. Purcell. +. L. Mohun Col. Sill
lfDgton, ". Ii. Morrison, R0pert Beau and Mr..
Whitaker all did well, the demand being con
fined almost exclusively to the finer varieties,
some OF them selling ont