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! G. H. Gould, IT, NJ. Mahon, Jere Cook, Chamhersburg,
Pa, y. a. Lorlng, chicago; I. Blodget, rhiladel.
phla o. Burt New orleansi H. NJ Neads' uarrs'
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brhge nbo rinnas IA stuTeaon ForI Syorth
ToNas Leroy Fairohld, New York; sam. Mitchell,
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Moiin hi; A. II. Fletcher New York; A. A. Mabson
Louisville Ky; John Gronlns, Cincinnati Ohio s. O.
McfNrland' W. r. smart, New YORK.
W Remedy Scotland, ioseph Pnrrin IL T. Rogers
Detroit, Mich; n l. RcNnly, North Caroilnni r. p.
cambridge, Winchester, Va. William Moore, Batl-
snp 9hnuS' WoWhna' rors pen9iti j. a. mtkh
Samuel Bailey, Gienwood, n. u; A. q. WardCld,
Maryland; A, II. Walsh, Albany; w. d. FOrths,
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Chicago n 8. Ellis, Georgia
RIaas-Samucl l., Duncan New Jersey; James
Roberts, ]. c. Tappln, w. H. Meade $, V, straton,
YORK. jnml ANN ~ ~ ,ns '1rad9rd Tn
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Barre Pa; = d. Ward, thicagoi G. f. Riley, Phila-
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Illinois; r. & B,dcy, Salt AXE city; j. II. Shire
man YORK raj ~ 9. Pope New ianlpshre
ST MAhG,nJ. Eelnheiner' New 1oTk; fanl pterd-
toIome ,IoSn " Jenkins. MSrviSnd: George y
Middleton, New York.
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T. II. FhhncstOck, j. M Patterson, New York 5, w.
Wiss n u umn.S obio. n "a nmnS pTnrivn
woRMLEY's.-C IL. stourhton, New York; Chaun.
ccy smith Iuston j r. Brinton Richmond Va
wELcK Eus.-Charlcs T.. Hatch Mr. Gamble New
York Mr. stoss Philadelphia
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see inc doube'sheet REPUBLICAN oil Saturday,
1t will be an interesting number.
Frank Selby, n tall, sleepy looking darkoy, was
sent down for sixty days for nssaulling Edward
clark with II shovel
the iail for stealing blue flannel shirt from Carrie
Campbels wash. tub.
Owing TO the motion for new trial in the Gui-
tcau case coming up for hearing to-day the petit
jury was yesterday discharged until Monday
Mrs, Ada Grcgg and Mr. w. L.. Fisher both of
Eleton. H.. were before the Grand iury Yesterday
giving testimony in the sar-route Investigation.
Prince Arthur has arrived in the city in advance
of the Patience Company He has ali the suayiter
in mode and the fortitcr in re of oscar Wilde aud
more 80
Colonel l. S. Tichenor, 1871 NJ street, will receive
the Unity Club tonight. Hon W. A. Phillips will
read an essay, entitled "NOhammCdan vs.. Chris
Isaac Emery esq, of Portland, Me-, is in the
city on brief visit to his daughter Nellie at b. f.
outer 5. Mr. y. IL Oh MS way 10 CUBA OH his an
huui business triP' ..
Some time Wednesday night thieves broke open
the stables Of Mr. William Fletcher corner Twenty
hnh and streets, and stole Il valuable bay mare
"nu lour year olu sorrei colt
MIS- u, a. Smitt, the gtaeelui and accomplished
wife of Rev. l.. A. Smith, of Lowell Mass, Is spend
ing short time at 036 street northwest, with her
brother, NJ. /. Britain, esq., OF the Indian Bureau
The snow and rainfall i'll this city in January
footed up 7.09 inches, greater precipitation than
in any year recorded in the Signal Office here, The
mean temperature the past month was $50, little
oelo" the average
George 7. Belts, a gentleman visiting the city,
was badly injured Wednesday evening in the Capt.
toll grounds by being struck, knocked down, and
run over by u sled coming down Capitol Hill with
iout ooys OH II, coas'Ihs'
Inc rush oi custom at the Tea STORE sun con-
tinues and immense sales are the result. The
handsome prizes of jewelry, watches, siverware,
&c, give satisfaction to the lucky ones aud arouse
the envy OF the less fortunate
The funeral of Mrs. Jane b. Peter rclict of the
late George W. Peter who died Tuesday last at her
sons residence, near Elicott City, Md, will take
place from Oak Hin Cemetery Chapel, George
LIE +. SpOn'ord John Kingdom, G. A. Boynton
r. + Mann and william Mel ean nave heen eInctcd
trs,ans 81 ,,,n ua,rr,ta,, pa',,i"t rI'rar, ,',,t,
thair snccassors are pipctad cortiGnotn 70 thit
effect has been filed with the Recorder of Deeds.
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h' a, poiuch inc commission merchahI was
charged III the romeo court yesterday with sell
ihg rotten ana uhwhoesom ne via ducks, me
m"ds o" n"ninSr who eSed he npnrS
for sale aud for whom they were sold.
William Wnrner for larceny was se,tarce5 Inv
" "'ui ava '''ee,''' ""' 'S,i'Su..u Oy
Judge COX 10 three months III JAM Edward
Wheeler for burglary and larceny, four years in
the Auburn penitentiary, The notorious Helen
Duckett no nearly chewed IN "A couple of officers
and sentence suspended.