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AsnecImen snIn orOur Nn,n.

A correspondent in Rio Janeiro writes un.
der date Of July 10: The United States steamship
Brooklyn, nag ship Of the South Atlantic Squadron
has arrived here, dO,ked, and made repairs. While
upon the character Of work performed upon her before
she left for this station, when II was assorted that she
was the most complete vessel In the service. n Is
thought that SHE wll be ordered home la another
year, NOT yet having completed her hrSt year out.
The copper her bottom Is almost worthless aud can
not last over that time While In dry-dock, It N un-
dcrstOod, the Admiral telegfaphed to Washington to
know whether ho should have the vessel rec0ppeTed at
Rio at expense Of t25 600 but the Secretary re-
ply WAS No The bottom was found in a bad con
ditiOu, llJ sheets being worn through, while worms
were found Ia the planning. Tie metal was repaired
aud unless she ~ ordered home she Win need Ia bo
docked before another year. The brooklyn Is great
Iaui. An the latest improvements, 6U-called, arc
humbuEs, and the tIbgrs iu her have commenced u
rot, while some have had 10 be- removed 'H1ito Sun
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The residence Of Mr.. and Mf8. Henry d.
Picu, gl3o II street northwest WAS ON Thursday
evening last the scene ~ % most memorable gather
Ing being In honor " the nfth anniversary Of the
birth Of their little son, Harry The pailOh Of mi.
cory residence filled with the luyoulle friends Of
the young host, WHO appeared 90 be the happirst
Guild on earth, but IA Tins respect ho was not by any
means alone, for the faces Of the entire ab5emblage
wore expressions Of ninth aud giadues which showed
plainly that n would ever live u their memories
pleasant Incident I'm their young lives. The feslyi-
ties 81 the evening" which consisted uf childish games
aud sports continued uull the hour OF midnight when
the little ones sat down "a most palalble Ttpast IN
Guiding an the delluaces Of tho season Among the
little folks who were seated around the festive board
may be mentioned the Misses Katie Iel, Grace rat
elite, Lille shanklin Mabel A. Bggleg, Mamie and
Auuic stutlern, May aud sadie srrriu Eettie Ser-
Iiu, sadie ami BESSIE Taylor, flossle and Nellie
Barry, NullIe CTuit Emma Mack, MAY Barn Moll,
Edmunalou, aud Masters Harry - rleiI Jr, ChaIle'
Iuu, Charles DuucausOu, Batcllno, Ireuo BHry,
MlUu Igrl, Howard and Mark Hayden Edgar slut
tern, Willie Nhaukliu, Nade Hampton luekeii aud
John Taylor, The efforts OF IA. aud MIS-. iieil Il
please elr young guests were indeed highly success
iul, as they all departed feeling sorry that the clos,
had come Sol soon and hoping mat Master Ffril mag
live t1 celebrate many birthdays.
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A Lucky Accident 10 u II. IL. station
Master.

Mr.. j, A. Burks, the Station Agent at Robe.
line, the lucky holder of une-ffth OF ticket No.
3d. OIL which drew the capital prize of 49, 600 In the
Louisiana state Lottery Drawing Of August s. lie
forwarded the ticket To N. o.. and tho sum OF lb 900
was paid In cash lie Is comparatively young man:
has wife and two children and Is native OF sonora,
KY, where he owns some real estate. IIo takes his
good fortune quite nonchalanty, and In n sensible
manner viii retain his present postiO for tme
to come. Thls IL but one of the nyariable instances
showing that the Louisiana State Lottery Company
deal honestly with the lucky holders Of tickets draw
Ing prizes In the wheel of fortune. -NdtchitOCheS
CLd) PeOple'S Tiniicdfor, IuguSt 10.
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RIcNcIe NOtea.

The journalism Of the bicycle Is growing in
Importance. The Wheel Is about to he changed from
a semi monthly to weekly, and new monthly de-
voted to the interests OF wheelmcu Is about to appear
In Boston, entitled The rheeimcn.
The latest use to which the bicycle has been
put lsas a vehicle for running down and capturing
horse thieves.
The Pope Manufacturing Company have
received letter Of inquiry for bicycle suitable for
man six feet nine aud half inches high In his
stocking feet lie thinks he eau rldo sittJ-elght-
irCh wheel.
The President of a Kentucky turnpike
has announced IN published advertisement that he
viii prosecute as public nuisdnCcs 30 an parties nd
Ing ON bicycles his turnpike, because they en-
danger the Hives Of those travelling In vehicles ON said
his threats
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OUR SOCIETIES.


At a meeting held by Electa Lodge No !
Eastern star Dcgrec) of Adaptive Masonry at Mrs.
Morteli's Academy uf Art Room, Saturday evening.
September g. tho following officers elected for the
ensuing six months: Mrs.J II. JUchum, W. Mntron;
l'rother y. II. Thompson, W. Patron; Mis-. II. h.
Wells, Assistant MattOn; Mrs. A. Sheehan, Secrc-
tary: Mrs. W. u. Hazard, Treasurer; Brother II
u. Wells, Financial Secretary; Mrs. j. II. Stewart,
Conductor; Mrs. W. T.. Denuson, Assistant Con
duCtor; Brother c. Smith, Chaplain; Mrs. Imoge
Morrill,, warden; Brother H. FitZki, Sentinel. The
Lodge VIII hereafter meet every third Thursday of
each month NJ the above named place,
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The trip to this point on Sunday, Septem-
Der q, under the management Of NJ hbiahams viii
no doubt attract a large Attendance The numerous
points Of interest and tho ride through beautiful
country viii amply repay those who take advantage
of this trip. Tie fare Is only Sl.2j FOR the round
trp third Of the regular fare, aud each person Is
guaranteed seat IN fTst-Class coaches. Refresh
ments will be served by caterer at ByTne's
Island, you can get irst-class meal AT the hotel
for fifty cents Attend this afiir aud you win enjoy
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Anncr,s hummer Gnrhcm,

The testimonial benefit rendered to Mr..
ADneT last Monday evening was u great success IN
every respect. The Garden VIII remain open another
week, during which hbncr'g orchestra VIII give in-
strunental concerts aided by Herr lgn9z Conrad,
the German tenor who, with his fine voice aud tx
cellent execution, has charmed the audiences. Tho
Tyr0ean Warblefs VIII also remain, and as tbs 4.
Tie closing week Of the season nobody should mai the
opportunity TO hear them one more
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The fight in the ranks of the American
Association team far first and second position is
virtually over, the coveted onors going the Cincin-
nails and LOuisyes. Tho games between the clubs OF
Philadelphia, Louisville, PittsburE, and st. Louis
have been stubbOrnIy contested aud well Played as
glance as the table below Will show. The success of
the organization the rs at It's exIstanCn auRurs
well for the future. The clubs In the Association
neat season, by Of their square and manly way
Of dealing with players, VIII havo In their ranks the
star players Of the League. The record mp yester
day " rs follows:
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LnnLs NnI Cnnsihereh.

A colored driver Of an express wagon made
an Cleveland laugh the other day by rigging out his
horse Ia pautalO0ns 10 order TO mitigate "tle
scratches 81 Of which tks animal was a victim. Tho
cOlJred mau took the laughter very phiosophiCaily
'Lat ON, chile he remarked; 1T dOan lax
good but IL feels good to t!o auimule -DetrOt Frss
Press,
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Odd EcIJOWsl,tp.

Quite number OF the team " of Metrop-
oils Lodge No. 10 went to Baltimore last Tues
day evening to witness the floor work performed by
the 'tcam - Of De Soto Lodge No. 1856, of Spring
field, Mass, who had been invited To Baltimore To
eXcmpfy the work before tho Sovereign Grand
Lodge. Washington Lodge No. was the place se-
lected, and the room filed with representatives
and visiting brethren The manner In which the wOi k
was done SO pleased the Washington brothers that
they invited the Massachusetts brothers To visit them
here. ON Friday morning Brothers Jos q. Merrlck,
n. e.; Frank g. Leonard " c.: IL. II. Allen, +.
A. FaTTaT, AMI j. IL. Burbank came over and wore
shown around the city. In the evening they yiste,
Metropolis Lodge, where - pleasant time was had.
During the same evening the Lodge visited by
Brothers Albert j. Cory, 4. q. Of Philo1nan Lodge
No. Il, Tawawa, Ohio; j. NJ. Stone, T.. O.. and
John II. ID. N0rdeman Of Chosen Friends Lodge No.
&c. Of Metropolis, III. The expenses Of the DE Soto
bIcthres while In the city were all paid In the name
of the Lodge, and they left on tho $3.50 T.. NJ. train
before the Lodge adjourned, well pleased with their
visit.
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Compliment 10 we.hinglon Al.

President Arthur, before leaving the city,
left large order or photographs Of himself with Nj,
g. Bell, the Photographic artist Of this city. CON
s1eTing the fact that the President has recently been
in New York the centre NJ art, where he has had
numerous sittlugs, this Is au acknowledged Cnmpli-
ment 20 the superiority ul the work OF our fellow
#uN
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he old French frigate Marion safely sank
% anchor. The accident Is supposed 10 have
caused by damage received from "a tluudeTbot
..'.h struck hcr q few days before. u was upon
slip that BOuaparto returned from Egypt
M TT0lt8lHtDN,
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Arab, the Telephone, aud aarina,di

The buying of your fall suit, as now you
have your choice from complete stock aud avoid the
rush. Elseman Bros, cothicrs and tallors, corner
SnYnmlh and T..
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The sDecJaItIcs

In our tailoring department are beyond
doubt the choicest predictions OF foreign looms.
Eiseuan hrgsr c.U.lagI ou1 taioIE, corner seventh
and J
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Washington Lodge No. 10 of this flour
shing order resumed its regular communications last
Sunday evening, with large attendance Of the
brethren present This Lodge, starting into existence
about six months since with forty neInbeIF now
numbers close To one hundred and Is constantly re-
Ceiying applications from the best class Of our citi
2ens. The last communication was very instructive
was performed. All indications show that the beau-
tfu features Of the order Of Elks have taken deep
hold upon our people, and that Washington Lodge,
although among the youngest Of the Order, win
In numbers and material equal the Oldest Of her
sisters in the country.
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Iravelers' Guide.
vTHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST
Schedule In effect SEPTEMBER -, 1882.
I. 10 A. NJ. - NEW ORLEANS MALL Daily.
Making close connections to all points South
and Southwest, VITA Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via Danvlo to Atlanta, and
Atlanta To New Orleans Also, from Washington
10 New Orleans, via I.ynchburg and Bristol.
$50 A. M.-LOUISNlLbE FAST LINE, daily, via
Charlottesville, liL1tlngton, and Lexington, TO
Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western points
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville.
| 1885 =. M.--SOuTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily, TO all points South, Southeast and South
west, via Danville and Charlotte, with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Washington to Charleston.
For all points ON Manassas Division take 7:I0 A. NJ
train daily except Sunday. For Warrenton, take
7:I0 A. NJ. train daily
cept Sunday.
For tickets and all information inquire at COM
pany' ONCE, 0Ol Pennsylvania avenue or at Union
Depot.
NJ. SLAUGHTER. Gen. Pass. Agent.
NJ, MAtDANIEL, Agent.
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Its Grand III single N"% "ni.sr'i Drawing.
100, 900 Tickets al Five Dollars Each
ErncllOns, In FInhA, Ia prOpOrIIOm.

1867 Prizes, amounting tO... .............s 2G5 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should be made only
10 the once Of tho Company In Now Orleans,
For further information write clearly, giving full
address. Send orders by Express Registered Letter,
on Money order, addressed only TO
ii. A. DAUPHIks
New Orleans, La.
n, B.-Ordors addressed ~ Now Orleans win TO-
coiYe prompt attention, aui3-5t
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independent Order of Mechanics.
= Il. L L L.

Friendship Lodge No. has in view so
cable nj an early day.
Interesting "good of order " exercises are
expected at Anchor Lodge No. ., In Timms's Han,
next Thursday night.
Delegations from Franklin Lodge No. 4,
Baltimore, aud Lafayette No. ~, AleXandris, win
attend the grand levec Of Capitol Lodge No. II, In
odd Fellows Han, October ~.
Grand Architect Il. C.. Crump proposes II
conference with The grand officers ut early day In
regard 10 programme Of entertainment for the ap-
preaching series OF entertainments.
The event Of the week in |. q. NJ. circles
was tho surprise visit Of Lafayette Lodge No. H. of
Alexandria, Va, to capital Lodge NO. II and POtO-
mac Lodge No. s, of this city, last Wednesday even
ing. Arriving at the hall Of Capital Lodge, they were
received with spirited remarks by Grand Treasurer
John ". Thompson and Past Masters William Il.
Atwcl and N. A. Hall, and Past Grand Architect
James NJ. GermOnd Past Master George H. Iiinken,
ID. ID. q. A.; Junior Master Clarence Moore Finan-
cial Secretary James w. Chaunoey, aud Brother
Meade replied happily. Capital Lodge then nd-
iOurned, and, all the smokers being furnished with
layanas, ~ escorted the visitors To Potomac Lodge
No. s, Cooperative Hall, whore the delegation Were
received with remarks by Worthy Master George
W. Burke, Past Grand Architect James l.. Dement,.
aud Fast Master James LoyelcSs, and remarks were
again made by the parties above named, and Brother
Ramey, the organst of Lafayette Lodge No. II,
favored the asscmbage With vocal and instrumt nta
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Embraced IN tho assortment VIII be found Rose
wood Case Knnho Piano; Body Brussels Moquet, Vel
vet and other paror and chamber Carpets; Gilt Frame
Maulel Mirrors; walnut Frame Mantel Mirrors; Con-
gresslonal Chairs and Lounges; Walnut and Rosewood
Easy Chairs, Rockers, etc.; Walnut Wardrobe and
Walnut Chamber Sets; DlnlDg- Room, Leather Gov
cred, aud other Chairs; Mahogany Dining Table;
japanese Handsomely lnlald Secretary Marble Top
Walnut, and other Tabes;slk, Damask, and LaCewin-
dow Curtains; LambrequnS, CoInlcos etc; Secretary
and Hook Case; Hall Furniture; Hall and stair
Moquet Carpets Hair Mattresses; Fine Feather BEDS
and Pillows; Library Tables, together with a quantity
OF furniture In single pieces; Bedsteads bureaus,
Wassands, Tables, Chairs etc, etc, China al lass,
and Crockory; Table Ware; Copper Cooking Utensils,
and other Kitchen Requisites, stoves, etc, altogether
the eneclsoi upwards OF sixteen rooms to which at
tention Of buyers Is called.
nd lIOuss can he rented furnished pToyoug TO sale
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SCHOOL SuoEs of the best makes at bottom
prices will he found NJ H. G. Windsor's Shoe Parlors,
lial New York avenue, Also, gentlemen and
ladies' fine shoes in all the leading styles. This Is
the place to save yuur money.
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Naval Engagement "a, Toronto.

The Smelling of large sailing vessel
rugged as man-Ofwar by battery of artillery was
one Of the sights at the recent Toronto exhibition
Twenty rounds were fred after which the vessel was
blown 10 pieces with l. 800 pounds of powder IT was
exploded by electricity. The affair was witnessed by
60, 600 people, one OF the spectators excited
That he immped Into the lake and was drowned.
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AGENTS can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
worth 80 sent free For full particulars address E,G.
Eideuut Co, 10 Barclay street, New York.
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LOUlSIANASTATELOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated In 1868 for rs years by the Legislature
for Educational and Charitable purpOses-wtha capt.
tai Of III, 900, 00Oto which reserve fund OF 1880 900
has since been added,
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
made part of the present state Constitution adopted
December p A, ID. 1879.
The only LOTTERY creT pOtet on and Endorsed by
The people Of any State,
never scales p06tp0HtS,
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY no WIN
FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DRAWING,
GLASS II, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OC.
TOBER 10, 1Ss2-Ii0th Monthly Drawing,
Look AT tho following Scheme, under
the exclusive supervision and management of
Gen. a.. Il. BEAUREGARD, of Ia, and
Gen, JUBAL A. EARLY, OF Va.
who manage all tho drawings OF this company both
ordinary and sem1.annual, and attest the
correctness OF the pubghed Onicial Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets nj Five Dollars Each,
Fractions, fn Finhs, In proportion.
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Auttipn Sales.
DUNCANS0N BROTHERS,
AUCTIONEEHs,
y. Il. CORNER NINTH q - SITS. N. W.,
Respectfully solicits the Patronage of the Public.

ENTIRE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-
TURE, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
HALL, AND CHAMBER SUITES, ETC, Erc.,
CONTAINED IN LARGE DWELLING No. IiIl
X STREET SOUTHWEST Al AUCTION, ON
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IS, COM
MENCING AT IOo'CLOCK.
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The Shedd Excelsior Turco Russian Baths
the perfection Of luxury and conducive to health.
Omen SUNDAYS till L, NJ.
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TuE purest and best beer sold in this market
Is the celebrated ranuhauser manufactured by
Messrs. Butgucr Engc, Of Philadelphia. NESTS.
II, Beuzcr y Co., n33 u street, the sole agents
for its sale In this city Family orders made a
Speciality aud orders Ivy the dozen more bottles are
promptly filed.
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MR. T.. G. DAVIS, of 10 Market Space, re-
turned from New York last week, bringing with him
everything in the millinery and novelty line. His
fall styles are now ready, and he Is daily receive
ing everything new aud novel In the market \
careful perusal of his advertisement In another column
VIII lie found both interesting AMI profitable reading.
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TuU cheapest place for silks, Satins, and
yelvets Is Young :, 7JG Seventh street
jon PmNriSG at short notice hy Byron $.
Adams. priuter lie pruit building,
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ANOTHER INSTRUMENTATION M.
Colman, builder Of the Seattle & Walla
Walla railroad, and superintendent
| thereof up to the time of its tranfer To
denry Willard. and from that ON to the
present time. has resigned his position
To take effect Janu Try LIST. Mr.. COlman
xas not Considered pra ,tic Il railroad
| man by many, ut the time he took hold
| Of the road, but the m ,nner in which be
has conducted the affairs Of the road
| mas demonstrated that he is not only a
practic Il railroad IN, but that LIE has
few equals 10 the oper Ating of railroad
On this 'ast. Daring the past year he
has operated the Columbia Il Pupe,
sound railroad on twenty-five per cent
Ut / S net earnings, whIca ~ in itself.
sufficient proof of our assertion. For
many years Mr.. COiman has worked
very hard. much If the time dav and
night. and he feels the need OF rest. He
Is u wide awake business man, and has
great faith in the future Of Seattle,
where hs has large and valuable prop
srty intere Ats, and We feel safe in max
my the assertion that he will ALWAYS
st,nd ready to pnt his shoulder to the
wheel, and do his full share tow ard G ,r-
rving forward any enterprise G ,lculatsd
to further her interests. IL his resipna
tion is accepted (which is somewhat
doubtful, rs the comp .ny realize in Mr..
Colmsn a very useful man, and are 10 b
10 p ,rt with him), he will take the need.
cd time for rest and recuperation, after
which tue people will hear fro" him
again. in public enterprises. He is ton
useful m sn to be idle. and his nervous.
enereetic temperament will not permit
HIM long to keep quiet. Az to Mr.. Col
mans future intentions We are not ad-
vised. though it is understood no con.
templates n trip to his old home in
scotland, early in the spring.
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nAILY fO,F- NIELLIG5NCEa.
The British yer shin Comus is again
- L.t,or ~ pannimaIt

The British yer shin Comus is again
in the hsrbor OF Esluimait.
The Standard says IN water IL 81 deep
OF street in Port and tuat therr
lat, putting on line OF ste smers-
NJ. A. T. Hawley, the great elsbora-
cor lately of the Seattle Post. is now
an the editorial staff Of the Chro"sese OF
that city.-Taeoms Nss0s.
The Christmas dinner promised at the
DiriQo il good enough to attract sno
satisfy the most epicurean taste Ia 'ns
citv. Read the ill OF fare.
Mr.. lanes Crawford, since going 70
csi;f,,nia last month, has lost strength
RAPIDLY. He Was 50 low, at latesI &c
cn,,nt, that his recovery IL not again
anticip ,ted.
.G,ls,vs the O lesn" is to be trans
latsd into sixteen different ian1ua yes
f.m the u,e Of Victories feisafui 500
ircts. There is apparently NO can 1of
an Irish version.
Dansmore & johnson, OF the Third
s4ras,t store. have either got 70 enlarge
thar place of business or stop the 70
ceint of goods. Their store is full 70
ovrrfiowinQ, and fresn arrivals come oy
every steamer.
CT. Bieelov and wife, Of San Fran
cisco. are spending n few days with d rs,
kunnells. 1.-THE mother Of Mrs. bi1ei'~
in this city, but will soon return 70 tneil
home at the Bay City. Mr. Bigeipw u
of the firm of Biselos d Morris, propfie,
tors of the Western Iron WORKS, NJ %
Mission street, n very large establish
ment by the way.
There could ave been seen YESTERDAY
a continual stream of people comins
from the Dollar Store loaded With such
things as silver casters, RodIer Bros
knives, forks, spoons, one-hali otiie'l
auuar. gold chains, toilet sets, &c, ~
everything for 81. Ii secnis thht TUE
people take advantage OF the dollar
salu in securing ChrIstmas presents
Dur ND Sound neixhbor must DO MS
taken. air. Hawley quit the Posi- lsEkt'
LIog,cFR a mon ago, with the uhai
tsraDIs determination u leave tue couii
try. and with the volunteered intofins
ti0n that under no circums anco woui0
he ever again do another days work vi
morning y .per. 1t II too much Tor u
10 suvposs that Mr.. Hawloy would un'
necessarily lie Ia 80 trlfling matter
Our L Coma coIteinporary must Do uis
taken,
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Resolved per steamer Wilmington. 4
large and varied stock If new books ut
the finest aud best .ditious, including
Will Carleton complete works. VIM
Blacks novels, Strickl ,nd's Queens of
Scotland. Land of the Midnight Sun,
Miss Muloch's novels. wilkie Col
Inns, Agnes Fleming. August j. Evans,
Hawthorne, Roife's Sh ,kspe IRE com
plete. Mso,uley, Hume and Gibbon in
library bindings, Lonpfeliow, Whittier,
Bryant. S,xe aud Bret Harte, George
Eliot. Charles Dickens. Marion Harland
complete; aIs,. family Bible IT the mos,
complete kind. These books are nd
mirably adopted for Christmas pur-
chaaes ar presents. Now ready for sale
ct q. Davies h Co "a Wv. street.
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SECOND CoNcERr.--r he second enter
tsinment given by the students Of tn
University. assisted bv those who kindly
volunteered their services, took pIac'
last evening III Ycsler's Hall, before "a
20 M audisuos. All acq l,tie thenselvo-
admirably. III ,k.ug tho evening very ell
joyabls. At the conclusion Prof. Pow.
oil thanked the people Of Seattle tor the
favor shown the University thus far.
and hope il would b. 9 ntinuel in the
future. The gross 1ecsipts for the two
evenings amounted t. over $50.