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PROPOSALS..
EXTRAORDINARILY RAILROAD

- u lJAfaalA-l I LII ~
y
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII re received at Rqs-
uOkC. Roanoke county, Va Uu'il 7 JE7llA No-
ycmbcr Let, iy tie mndcr1ipnct, for the LAl IN
OF TIE SFGN T. FOUNDATIONS AND BitltE-
WORK OF TIE EOI &D-HOVSaS, MACHINE
SHOPS. &C., ,topo-ed 20 hc erected y the ShcnaT-
Ga1h-Valicy Railroad Company fcr when WnrN
the Railroad Company propose 70 furnish stoHc'
brick, and limc.
plans and uccifc1tlcus cam PC soon and iniot-
nation obtained ~ the 0iicc Of the Division III
gincCr shcn.uGJlh-Nallly railroad, ~ Hoanokc.
or .I-IOt ". W. COZ, Chief EE-inee-
RICH,fOSD AID ALLEGIlAttY RAILROAD CO..
FNGfNEEH's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA, October 10, 1851.
CTALED PROPOSALS viii be received
> AZ thi, Office until c'clocl; L. u. MONDAY,
October 81, 1881, fur furnishing and erecting
co.npletc. ready fCr rails, ...~..,.
FIEE SPANS HOWE TRUSS RAILROAD
BRIDGE.
ne the james river adjacent % tie Hue Of ne
Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad Company, "a
Bremo, fixty-siX miles west ~ Richmond W..
Zach gDau about As zee. ont 90 out. For further
information and Specifications apply 10
WALTER q. BERG,
cIo-id Engineer In charge.
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10 Land Leagne an sIIcGal Organiza.
ton.

LONDON, October 20.-Thc Summaries
Dublin dispatch states that the Land League
has been proclaimed ~ an Illegal Oh
ganzatiOn.
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4 Goyernnloni linppressed.

PANAMA, October 12.-Adyices from
Lima to September 2Slh are to the effect
that the Caldcron Government has ceased
to exist, having lccn suppressed by the
Gillian commander, General Lynch.
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NEW YORK, October co. N003.-Stockl hrm.
Money. soc Der cent fXcA2u-c-LGng, 470t,
short, 4s3Z. state bonds dl.il. Governments
ready for he Is and ic. higher for Tie extended
b'- and SIS.
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ri,c French and the YOrI1toan Ccnicn-
fltaI.

PARIS, October 20.-Thc Repu5liqUo
FfOncaiSe commenting on the Yorktown
says: Frenchmcn are doubly
bound to greet il because they have 4 share
a glory OF that victory OF liberty"
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..Tho PnrtY al Tcrror.'

ST. PETERsBURG, October 2e.-Anothcf
great political trial Is expected TO take
place here i'm November. when forty mcm-
bcrs Of the "Party oi Terror" will be AZ
migncd before q special court.
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Prfafs: NsrrimaeS, 9kc.; Meryfmack shirl;uk,
&c.; Richmond, &C.: South Bridge. &C.; Pacific.
7e.: sprague, 6fc.; Sprague shifting. DE-; Dnu-
neIS 1c.: Aliens. &c. Manchester, 7c.: Wash
lngtOn, &C.; Mallory Pink. 7c., Mallory Purple
7e.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey, 7c.;
simpson Black exc; Harmony, &c.; Ashtand
SOlid, &c.
BroIcn Cbtfohs. Manchester Z A., 5sc.; Man.
chester "A A. A., CSC; ROckbrjdae "A X, r..
6i,c.; James River 7, %. o., 5<c.; James liver.
Ba,r.. james River ID. D.. Sc.
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Land. ef.t5431.2o. according b qnautif5; }6&a<-
or ffuissinzL sf.z3 Gieun's Fails 81.
plaster, ~ .6O@tf.75.
Ttfr: Large size. $500. n
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SATURDAY. January 20.

SENATE-The Vice President submitted a
communication from the Secretary of the In
terior, transmitting one from the Superintan-
dent OF Census. in response to the resolution
or Senator Conkling for information as 10 the
number, compensation, etc, OF census officials
Mr.. EdmundS submitted resolution Whiah
was adopted without dissent instructing the
Judiciary committee to inquire and report n
The votes or any electoral college given for
President and Vice President OF the United
States on day other than that fixed by law for
the casting OF the votes OF the electors in all
Mr.. Lamar presented the credentials OF James
4. George. Senator elect from Mississippi as
successor to Senator Bruce, for the term begiR-
ming March 4. 1851.
Bills were introduced by MIR. Wallace to
amend section 1904 OF the Revised Statutes ne.
latinS TO the Judiciary In the territories; and TO
authorize the Secretary OF War to contract for
the legal right TO make and use the metallic
cartridge adapted for the army service.
on motion OF Mr. ingalls, his electoral count
resolution for the counting of the vote In the
Senate Chamber was taken up.
Mr.. Bayard moved to refer to the committee
on electoral count.
Messrs. Bayard, Morgan and Hill tGal fav-
oled the reference, holding that the Senate
should adhere 20 the position IL had taken ia
the Morgan rule now pending in the House, the
last named remarking that the matter was
having been constitutionally elected, would be
peaceably lnaugurated, and that no reason ex-
isted for the slightest apprehension TO the con
trary.
Messrs. ingalls, and Edmunds opposed the
motion, claiming that as the time had arrived
!or some provision Tor the meeting OF the two
houses definite regulation was necessary.
Mr. Bayards motion finally prev yailed-yeas.
20; nay s, 1i party vote.
The consideration of Mr.. Davis IN bill to
con1rm TO the city OF Chicago the title to public
grounds In the Dearborn reservation was re
Sumed,
HOrSE.-The morning hour having been dis
pensed With, the House resumed the consldera-
lion Of the North Carolina contested election
case, Mr.. Jones taking the floor with an argti.
rnent In favor OF the claims OF the Sitting mem
ber Mr.. Martin.
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THE KLECIUKAL CVUNI, ETI.
The democratic Senators held caucus this
morning, when the subject OF giving out In
formation must have been discussed. as the
Senators were unusually reticent about what
was before them. The caucus was called for
the purpose of talking over matters and ex-
changing views. and not with the view OF bind
ing any Senator by positive action. The ques-
ton OF the electoral count was considered, and
IL was virtually agreed to refer the Ingalls,
resolution to the select committee On the
electoral count. This was done under the In
preston that the House may yet provide for
The subject OF apportlonment was also spoken
OF, it being thought that bill ought To be
passed by this Congress. The democrats
had not consulted together on these
sui jectS and with the view OF acting with some
concert the caucus was held. A good many
short speeches were made.
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THEO'LEARY WALKING.MaEC
Hughes, Great Record.

NEW YORK, Jan. 99.--At IL O'Clock TO day the
score at the walking match stood: Hughes,
,t42 miles laps; Albert. 5ss miles 5 laps; Vint,
J22 miles laps; krohne. $50 miles 4 laps;
Howard, 5l3 miles; Campana, 40l miles.
IN the OIeary walking match TO day az noon
Hughes had accomplished S46's miles, surpass-
ing all previous records by lsT miles. Albert
at that hour had scored 53Z = miles, ~ miles
ahead OF the best record ever made. BJh men
were In excellent condition. Phillips. the col
ored man. formally withdrew at o'clock this
morning. after making 4e0 miles. Vint still
bolds third place, Krohne two miles behind.
AT 2 o'clock the record stood:-Haghes $40 4
miles; Albert, 5S2t; NiDt, 627; Krohne 52i Z;
Howard Jl5 and Campana. 4n1.
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kilograms to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Jan. 2a.-At a meeting OF home
rulers yesterday. MI Parnell presiding, The
committee appointed at a previous meeting TO
enHlyZe In brief the blue book on murders COM
mftted In Ireland made its report ft was
finally determined that it would be advisable
In the first stage OF the protection bill that each
member should address the house OF commons
and state the character OF the outrageS reported
from his constituency.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAB

ADJUSTMENTS page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th pare
BOOKS, &C-1st PAGE.
BOARDIRG-4th page
Doors AND SBoEs-sth page.
BUsrsEss CHASCEs-tb page.
OITY ITEMs-Sth page
DEATHs-5th page.
DRY GoODs-4th page.
EDUCATIONAL pare.
FAMILY SUPPIIEs-5th page.
FOR REST AND SALE-4th pare
FoR BALE (MisceIlaDeous|-4th pure
GEORGETOwE EADvERrIsENBHTs-Sth pags.
HOUspYURSIsBINss-5t page
LADIES GooDs-5th page,
LKCrUREs-sth pare.
LIST OF LETTERs-2d pare
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
MONEY TO LOAN-4th page.
MEDICAL. 6o-5th pare.
PKBsoHAL-4th page.
PRoFEssIoNAL-4th pare
PIANOS AND OBsANs-oth page.
RAILRoADa-9d pare
RELIGIOUS NorICEs-1st page.
SPECIAL NoTJCEs-lst page.
SPEcIALrIKs-4th page
SrEAMERs, &C.-3d pare
SPORTING GOoDs-lst page.
THE TRADES-3d page
UNDERTAKES, &C.-6th page
WANTs-4th page.
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SNOW AND TROST.
Railroad Trains BIOck AIDED.

PORTSMOUTH y. a., Jan. 29-The gale o
caused great delays to travel on the Eastern
railroad. The train due here from Boston a.
p. m. did not arrive until $50, and that due
al $50 p. m. was hours late. Three Boston
bound trains from this city this morning stuck
IN immense snow drifts at Portsmouth PIaiRs
and several engines and a large force OF men
have been dispatched there to assist I'm reiieV-
ing them. The passengers were obliged TO re
turn here in trains. The mail from New Castle
had to be brought In on horseback.
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The INTEREST ON DISTINCT BoNDS-The bill
providing for the deficiency in the payment OF
tine February interest on the 3.S5 bonds having
passed both houses will reach the President In
time 10 be approved next Monday. The inter-
est Will be promptly paid on the day following,
OF which there has been no doubt at any time
THE BEN HOLIDAY CLAIM will not be pressed
any further. The Senate having cut the bill
down from 100000 to $lOO, 600, there Is not
enough In the latter amount to pay the numer.
Gus attorneys. Hence 1t Will 60 over and begin
de moro With the next session.
TIE HOUSE, Is to vote on the Yeates- Martin
election contest at O'Clock this afternoon.
The greenback member, Mr.. Jones, OF Texas,
Yeates, and the vote will undoubtedly be close.
The democrats claim, though, that they win
have eight majority In Yeate6 favor.
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THE 1STBMCS CANAL INQuIRY.-The sub-con-
mi'tee OF the House having the suR1ect OF an
inter oceanic canal in charge, after another
stormy session TO day, postponed a vote on the
Eads bill until next Wednesday. Capt. Ids
wants the United States to guarantee the In
teIest On $50 600. Gt9 of bonds to enable him to
construct his ship railroad over the Isthmus
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Death Of Lieut.. Governor LeteIIiel
Wall Street To-day.

W dh SkIOet 1O>0dys
NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-The Post In It's f1napc!al
article to-day says: The stock exchange mar
ket continues strong. y. s. bonds are IN
changed. Railroad bonds are irregular but
generally higher; with no important changes
In prices. The share speculation, while irrey-
ular, Is strong TO ouoyant The special fea-
lures have been the telegraph stocks, which
have advanced TO 1905 for Western Union,
49a for A. r. and So for American
Union. oregon navigation on small pur-
chaSes has advanced TO 1871 from $50
at the close yesterday ann is l62 as We w11te
Alton and T ii. has advanced TO 81 and l2s from
Al al 1871 Ontario ana western 10 81 !. from
SO 3, Denver and Rio Gran0e to s9H from IS, III
inois Central i5ii. from 1885,, Wabash TO 50hl
ard 92, Texas and Pacific 10 4s7s from 47's,
Kansas and Texas to az from 461s, Interna-
uonal and Gtp. 10 g. from 603t, Iron houltain
10 g. La and Mo. River to 70 from 20s4, Chatt.
TO 131s from - {. Z. ans L. c. to 26s4 from 25k,
stocks and the Changers are only steady.
while the coal stocks have barely
maintained recent prices The Pacific
railrc ad s ocX have been strong for Union Pa
cifc up TO 123 lower for central Pacific Q, a9I.
and more active than OF late, and stronger for
North Pacific.
THE CRNsUs FoRcE.-in reply to a resolution
OF the Senate, superintendent Walker, OF the
census bureau, to-day sent report showing
the expenses OF his bureau from which the fol-
lowing figures are taken: total number or
clerks: copyists computons and tailyists sp,
macs and e10 females; l,24I are now In service
Cog males and 51S females; IL are on duty with
special agents away from Washington. 100
supervisors were appointed, OF whom were
removed under the law and successors ap-
pointed for them: the compensation OF super
v!Sors was 500; total numb r OF emu nerator5
Was 81 2t5. but ths total number OF persons en-
gsged In the service OF enumeration was 81 ss3;
l51 re sons were employed as interpre 9.
The present monthly rental OF all buildings
occupied ia Washington for the census Is
ST. s3SS3, or at the rate OF x'.N monoh for
each employe; IS messengers aod is watcnmen
are employed: total expenditure TO January /,
1851, for stationery, blanks and printing, fl01,-
1873 Entire Number OF persons now employed
or every rade In washington is l 1854. The
aggregate monthly outlay Is Si4, ,l23l2-
DISTRICT ATTORNEY w. b. LEONARD Is here
to urge his claims as district Judge for Lolis..
ana to succeed Judge Billings, nominated TO
the fifth ci, cui'.
The OPPOSITION TO the confirmation OF Judge
Billings as United States circuit Judge for the
nth circuit is headed by Senator Vest. OF Loui-
siana There are twelve Senator'S in the nth
circuit, and it is understood that Senator Vest
has persuaded eleven OF them TO oppose Bill
ingS. They 60 at 1t with the expectation t1h
II be "a rejected they can secure the appoint-
ent Of democrat to the place
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Slxty days leave Is granted
Passed Assistant Paymaster S. D. Hurlburt.
The leave granted Commander J. B. Coghlan fs
extended 10 February 18th next.
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HARRISBURG. PA, Jan. ss.-In the Joint con
ventton to-day only l0l members were present
and the convention being without q quorum
adjourned until Monday without taking eallo'
for L. S. senator,
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DURING TUE WEEK ended to-day Sl,73O 600 in
national bank notes were received at the Treas
ury for redemption as against 81 $40 600 for the
corresponding week Of last year.
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CAPTAIN j. Fl. KELLOGG. u. s. A., tretired>,
has been detailed as professor OF military
science and tactics at Cornell College, Mount
Vernon, Iowa.
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DANYIILk. Va; Jan; #.-Dullng the past 4s
hours another cold spell OF exceptional sever
ity has prevailed here Yesterday mCrn-
ing, at O'Clock, the thermometer stood AT 21
degrees above zero and this orning al the
same hour it was only is degrees above zero.
Death Of Lieut.. Governor LetelIier.
RIvIERE QUtLLE, QUEBEC, Jap. 29.-Hon. Mr.,
Luc Letellier de 81. Just, eX- Lieut. Governor OF
quebec, died at 1880 last night.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to day were
Representatives New, Keifer, ChitJenden,
Davis tCsL>. Townshend tIlL), Camp and Dele
gate Cannon.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs TO-DAY. - Interna
revenue, sls9, 7sO 81: customs, s4e0. .55s.74
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THE DISTRICT CONTINGENT FUND.-Judge Law
renee, first controller OF the Treasury, has de.
cided that clerks, messengers. aud writer's can
not be paid out Of the appropriation for mlscal-
laneous and contingent expenses OF the District
of Columbia.
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SECRBTARY GOFF VIII return to Washington
tomorrow,
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THE REAPPoRT1oNMENT BIu.-Mr. s. s. Cox
will endeavor to call up the reapportionment
bill on Tuesday next. BE is quite sangaine
that the bill VIII be passed aid the Member.
ship OF the next House OF Representatives be
fixed at 3U7
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PKRsoNAL--The Rev'd Bishop Jas A. Latane
of the southern jurisdiction OF the Reformed
Episcopal church, is in the city.-Hiram
Sib!ey, OF Rochester. is mentioned as the larg-
est farm owI in the world He owns more
than 900 farms In different parts OF the county.
His money Was all made In the telegraph buSi-
ness, and mostly by watering stocka-Secre-
tary Sherman Is to be the guest OF the mer-
chants association OF Boston to-day.-Dr.
Ttoa o. Hills has returned from health trip to
Florida much benefited. ana Mrs.
Wasl lgton HcLes n, OF Cincinnati, sra at t 9
Riggs House. Florence Di Sie, is goiI
out to the Transvaal as war CORRESPOND
ent for the London Morning POst.-
Capt. C. B. Patterson OF the U. s. coast survey
seriously Ill about week ago, Is steadily i'm
proving every day, and hopes to be again In his
place In the Senate next week.-Generai
Governor Mccormick, who has been severely ill
better, and soon TO visit Warrington. -
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SPORTING GOODS.

Do LEWIS on
INDIAN CLTBS!!
"They expand the Chests OF Men. Women and
Children-dereop and permanently strengthen the
LtsTsga-harden all the Muscles and overcome the
debilitsting effects of Sedentary Habits Fresh air
aud daily exercise ifh Indian Clubs tciU Dgs
Teps5d, DetStg and nearly 'PH the us that Flssh
- heir t0.'n Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on Kehoe's model of Rock Maple
Price with illustrated Book Of Instruction) any
size or weight from to 10 Ibs., only "a per pair.
Bold only at
O'MEARA'S Sporting Bazar.
Cor. 10Th and + sts., OPP. Treasury,
Delivered free everywhere; send orders by postal
card or telephone. dec27
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The Inausuration Rail.

A BRILLIANT SUCCESS AsSIRRD-AMPLE AR.
RANGkAENTS FOR THE COMFORT AND ENJOY
EENT OF THE GUESTS.
The advanced state OF the plans for ensurlng
the success OF the grand Inauguration ball give
the best reasons for believing that 1t will not
only be a magnificent spectacle, but also an
enjoyable occasion. The new National Museum
building, covering only a tr1fie less than three
acres, VIII ahold ample space for several thou
sand people. without any one being uncomfort-
ably crowded. The heating apparatus is per
feet, so that no lady need tar to go there in
full evening dress, for, in addition TO the steam
heat, there Will then be 5000 saS jets burning
Yesterday afternoon while the outside air was
so cold, the interior OF that building was thor
oughly comfortable. The fact that there Is
only one grand apal ltment in the building the
fal arches. ensures free circulation OF air as
well as the unimpeded movement of the guests
al the ball The frescoes viii be completed
6yoonaa,9hs 6y March IN and to these permanent
temporary ones; including the shields
and allegorical representations OF com
merce: art, agriculture &C. In the center i'm
mediately beneath the dome will stand statue
OF the Goddess of LIBERTY 10 feet In height.
bearing torch. This is beingmade after an orr
tine figure, and a face that S really beautiful
The receiving party. which Will consist of the
neWly.inaugurated President, Gen. Garfield.
and hls wife, and ex-Presldents Grant and
u
in the center Of the rOtunda, as this will give
all PRES ent the best possible opportunity OF
st Ell and speaking to them This rotunda is
divided only by wide open arch ways from the
four grand divisions OF the building, so that 1t
cannot only be seen from all parts OF the edi-
nee. but 1ngress 10 and egress from 1t viii be
very easy. no matter how large Is the attend
ance. This rotunda also offers the best possible
opportunities for the decorations.
One hundred and nifty pieces of music sta
toned In different parts OF the hall will play
yv1n hoe
ton until II O'Clock, and after that dancing as
late as the dancers please. IL is now decided
that there will be supper room, where lighr
refreshments will be served. This will be in q
temporary structure Immediately adjoining the
main building. Tickets are being rapidly sold
to the best class of people.
No expense has been spared to insure per-
feet system Of checks, SO that wrappingS haFs.
&C., Will not only Oe well cared for, but can be
promptly returned on demand to their owners.
A covered way carpeted will be arranged froro
he museum to 7th and 18th streets, so that
those who wish to use the street cars and SaYt
the expense of carriage hire. can do so.
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AN INVESTIGATION has been going on for some
days, conducted by officials OF the Post Office
department., into alleged irregularities of the
postmaster at P1ttsburg, Pa. The charges are
misappTopriat1on Of the public funds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

9~HOT sODAl HOT SODA!l
Prepared with delicious and nutritious syrups.
Affords the NEST pleasant aud wholesome drink for
ihe winter season Gold Soda and al Mineral
Waters for sale all the year.
MILBURN'S PHARMACY AND
MINERAL WATER DEPOT.
dec9 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SENATOR SHARON GETS LOST IN THE CAPITOL
senator Sharon rushed out through the Senate
lobby yesterday and seeing an employe said to
him. Somebody wants to see me in the demo-
cratic club room. Where is the democratic
club-room?" Its the democratic cloak-roon
you want Senator replied the employG
"Wel], where Is the democratic cloak -room?"
then asked the Senator. Senator Sharon has
been at the Capitol SO rarely during his eight
years Of Senatorial 'service" that ne has never
got the hang Of the place.
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GENTLEAEN'S HATS
Satin and Merino OPERA HATS
GeBtlemen's DRESS SILK HATS.
EpgEsh DERBY HATS.
sTETSON'6 FINE SOFT FkLT HATS
Ctabs and Societies furnished at reduced rates
IL. III. STINEMETZ, Halter AND FukamR,
jan26 l237 Pa. ave.. next 10 cor ass 18th q. l..
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IN BOOKS.
Abe1tt's Year Book of Jurisprudence Is. 90
Courts. ....................... q so
Bingham's Actions snd Defenses. ........... 6. 90
Dllons @. G.. Reports Vol. 5................ Z. 30
Young Ireland, by Duffy fy...................,.. s 0J
CArke's Self Culture 4th Ed. ............. ]. 80
Blaikie's Personal Life of David LIVINGSTONE. 50
Scotch sermons, 1880. rs
FANCY STATIONERY IN BOXES Or
SEPARATE.
W. III. d ID. III. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS ANB STArToyERs,
JAMS 4S6 Pennas ave. NV.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY W. ii. LEONARD Is here
TO urge his claims as district Judge for Louis.
ana to succeed Judge Billings nominated 70
the fifth ct cui'.