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Affairs in West Washington.

THE Ice MANUFACTURING COMPANY has enlarged
It's factory on the canal TO about double its for
mer size as they stated some time ago WAS pur-
posed The factory now connects with the old mill
and Will have capacity, when completed, OF
twenty tons per day. AT present no ice is being
made, but the outlook the coming season is en-.
cOUra ging to tie company
THE POUND PARTY and musical entertainment
last eVeningat Grace 2. E. church. for the benefit
OF the poor, Was a great success, for which the
committee deserve proper credit
The LECTURE OF BISHOP PINKNEY, I'm aid OF the
mission work OF ChriStS Church Brotherhood. to-
night In the lecture room of Christ's Church, on
the subject "Rambles in Scotland" is locked for
ward to with interest.
HIGH TIDE ON THE BAR February 16 6:ls a. m,
6:46 d. m.
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SOUTHERN MAIL SERvICE.-The Virginia Midland
Railroad has made some othe- changes In trains
besides disseminating the "fast mail" The train
which left Washington at 10 IS n. m. now leaves
Al p. IN, and mails for IL Will close at the Balti
more post Office, at 30 instead or & p. m, requir-
ing business men 80 get their correspondence
Lynchburg at 30 a. ia. train leaves Lynch
burg at 645 a. m. now instead or 2.20 ID. m, and
mall matter from that city, including daily news
papers, were distributed ia Baltimore yesterday
before D. m, Instead OF about midnight, later.
The southern mail service On the Atlantic Coast
Line remains unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

GKNKRAL FRANCIS A. WALKER, recently super.
fntendent OF the United States census was brought
into the police court In Boston yesterday and nned
q for noR1Dctfng 20 cause the on0W 20 be removed
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The Late A. VI. S0feldo.

The funeral OF Antonio NJ. Soteldo, 1r, win
take place at 3:30 O'Clock this afternoon from
his late residence, No. q Iowa circle. The
remains will be placed In the receiving vault
at Mt OliveJ cemetery, 10 be hnally Inferred,
probably, in Cincinnati AT meeting OF
newspaper men at the Cincinnati Gazette Office
last evening, Mr. John NJ Carson, presiding, reso-
luti0nS were adopted: ''That I'm our relations
with A. NJ. Soteldo, ir, as a journalist, rpmem-
gentleman. We bear cordial testimony 20 his
talent fidelity, and honorable purposes. and to his
brave and generous character and we tender his
afflicted family and u all his friends OF
our sincere sympathy" Arrangements were
made Tor procuring a suitable floral emblem The
Walter Alien. l. q. Washington, Wm. c. Nc
Bride, III. V. BoyntOn. 4. C. Bickford Harry p.
Goodwin, p. V. DE Graw and John NJ. Carson Many
costly and beautiful flower pieces Were received at
the house this morning. including the tribute sent
by the professional associates or the deceased. A
column and cross from the Baltimore American,
with which Mr. SIteldo was connected for a long
time, attracted much notice. The remains were
enclosed Ia Bn oaken casket, furnished 10y Mr. Bar
ker. The caSket which Is covered with black
cloth, has elliptic ends and extension handles, and
is lined with quilted Satin. ON the I'D is q silver
Rev. Thomas Hughes of St Peters Catholic church,
will conduct the ceremonies.
VIEWING HIS BROTHERS. REMAINS.
Augustus C. Soteldo, who is held in jail on the
charge OF killing his brother, was, at his earnest
request, taken TO the house on Iowa circle thii
morning by two officers, to take final look at his
body lay was very affecting, the grief OF the
brother being uncomfortable. After brief inter
view with the members OF the family lac WAS taken
back TO the jail
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The billiard Fiasco.

A cablegram to the n Y. Herald, from Paris
last night says: 1.-The break up OF the proposed
International billiard tournament must chiefly, IL
not altogether, be attributed to the bad faith of
N. Plot, who, without giving any valid reason for
his conduct. has refused to fulfil his engagement
NJ. Plot had beaten Schaefer at an informal game
of cushion caroms played few nights ago at the
cheap glory acquired by this victory. Not being
desrous to risk losing 1T he refused to play either
IN tournament mt, OF o match though ScnasieI
play publicly. Schaefer then proposed that V1g-
should play him at all or any one OF the four
game, the cushion carom game or the eight inch
all round the balk line game for $500 or 81 ,0G0
stipulation, vaguely expressed his Willingness TO
play him at cushion car0ms or all rail il he would
accept French table. Schaefer made q counter
proposal to toss for choice Of tables but Vignaux
declined the arrangement and the whole thing
fell through. DAILY Is still in Paris. Sehaefer left
Paris yesterday"
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DIFFICULTY occurred Monday night between
David I. Harrington and George NJ Harrell, young
men of Jackson, Miss Harrison was shot In the
breast and head and Is I'm a critical condition.
Harrell was shot In the hip, but not seriously
Inn n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

Kariy vegetables on the truck farms In the
vicinity Of Norfolk, Va, ere wen - and said 70
be doing Wel
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THERE IS AN IMPRESSION at the Capitol to-day
that the nomination of Mr.. John c. New, of In
diana, to be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
is but stepping stone to the head of that depart
menf, the belief being that eventually he will
enter President Arthurs Cabinet as Secretary Of
the Treasury.
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GEN. CARR NOT TO BE CoURT-dART1ALED.-The
President has decided not to call court-martlal
on the charges preferred by Gen. Wilcox against
Gen. Carr, who has accordingly been released
from arrest
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Grievances Of Cotton Spinners as FAN

FALL RIVER, MASS, February 15.-At meeting
or Spinners, last night, discussion took place
relative TO grievances existing 1t various mills
Meetings are 10 be- held. and the officials are TO he
Interviewed and asked for Improvement In the
spinning report OF the result is TO be made at
the next meeting. resolution WAS adopted ask
Ing. through the presS the recognition OF WASH
fngton s birthday as a legal holiday.
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THE WILL OF GEN. SILAs B. CASEY, who died on
January "a at his residence In Brooklyn, was
offered for probate yesterday In the surrogates
at S100QQQ and was left to his widow and children,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

THE q. s. SHIP JAMESTOWN was put in commits
sion at the Mare Island navy yard yesterday.
She VIII get to sea as soon as possible, and Will
proceed around the Horn to Newport, RI, to be-
come one of the training ships
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Maine's Old est Printer Dead.


RoCkLAND, Me-, February 15.-John Porter. the
oldest printer and publisher ia this state died this
morning, aged IS years
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The Excitement iu the Chicago Mar,
kctS.

BIG FIGHT BETWEEN THE BULLS AND BEARS
CHICAGO, February l5.-EXcitCmenI noted IN the
marh'tS yesterday was continued to-day. Wheat
optnei on Change l20ss, immediately advanced TO
1T as quickly Ten 10 la0s. ana during the first
hour fluctuations between 1895. and l2l ?. were re-
re TED every few minutes, the bears using every
means In their power Ia break the prices while the
bQliS showed Increased courage and strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15
The Chri>siancy Divorce Case.

THE EX-MINlSTER'S MOTION TO TAKE TESTIMONY IN
NEW YORK.
To-day Messrs. Cuppy and Ingersor, Of counsel
for cX-Minister Chrstancy, in his application for
divorce against his wife, Lille NJ. Christ,anoy,
filed motion, asking the appointment OF a special
examiner in New York TO take further testimony
in rehuttal OF certain portions OF testimony put In
by the defendant Mrs. Christiancy S counsel had
put in testimony letter and receipt, purporting
to he in the handwriting or Edei Giro, and COM
plainaat desires to take the testimony OF Ventina
Bargoiio, Frederick Hemming, Jose Godoy, and
Calvin d. Haywood, who it is claimed, are well
acquainted with Glros handwriting, to prove
that the papers are torger1es, Which complainant
claims was deliberately perpetrated. They also
ask that the testimony OF Arthur Teny and G.
HuSs lie B. Tuttle OF New York, and Henry II.
Beadle OF Brooklyn. be taken. to show that the
reputation of j. j. Barnum for truth and vcTacity
is bad Barnum, it VIII be remembered, testified
for defendant as TO statements made by Giro, who
occupied an office with him in New York; that
Giro had boasted what he had done and would do
With Mrs. Christiancy Ii She broke friendship With
him. He also testified that Giro had said that he
had returned her letters; but could initiate her
handwriting, and would Go so to compromise her.
These statements the counsel claim they Will prove
to be false.
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Dca.h OF a uc.hoaI,t Ri.hou.

CHARLESTON, sc, February l5.-Bishop William
May Wightman, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, d.ed al his residence. in this city, this MORN
ing, 2fter an Illness OF over eig hteen months, aged
"a. He WAS licensed 10 preach ia 1897, and was
successively professor In Randolph Macon coll
lege, Virginia; editor OF the Southern Cirisfid,s
Advocate; president OF No1ord college, South
Carolina: chancellor OF the Southern University
at Greensboro, Alabama. lie was elected bishop
In 1866. He Was a1nc scholar, a pulpit orator OF
Fare power, and universally popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

PERsoNAI--Sir Francis Hincks is visiting Mr..
H. o. Claughton at his residence, 207 street,
Mr. A. B. Elliott. editor OF the venerable yet
young Lansngburg Gazette, is in town On visit
OF recreation and observation Gen. A. T.
Goshorn, who has we'll demonstrated his capacity
for the position, has been chosen Manager or
Director OF the new Cincinnati Art MuSeum.-
Mr.. HerndOn Morsell, Washington's favorite tenor,
now pleasantly located in Boston, and Mr.. w. W.
Waugh, editor OF the Boston Home Journal, are
I'm the city for short visit, staying with the
parents OF MI. MorSell ON N street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

Messrs. j. F. Slaughter, OF Lynchburg, and Geo.
r. Dunn, OF Wythevile, have purchased for
6s50S the Noble furnace property ON Cripple
creek, Wythe county. Virginia. The tract en-
braces COO OF land, and is regarded as one
OF the finest iron properties in the south.
DR.: VIM. Washington has sold his farm known
as sClifton" In Caroline county, Va, 23O acres, to
j. Brown, OF RockbTidge county, Va, for so per
acre. John Pierson has sold his farm, "Bele
Hill, In the same county, 1874 acres, to w. Brown
of Rockbrdge, for $42 per acre.
The Richmond Tobacco Association has adopted
resolution deprecating any further agitation OF
the proposed reduction of the tax on manufactured
tobacco until it is well aScertained that the tax
can be entirely abolished.
The Romney Iltetitgeacer learns that sale of
six thousand acres OF land in Grant county has
been effected by f. ID. McCIenahan, OF Baltimore
to Joseph Sprgg, of MOoretield, Hardy county, for
$4,000.
Out OF flock of forty sheep of Col John r.
Strother'S, Of Cupeper county, all but five were
either killed or badly mutilated by dogs a few
nights since. His less is heavy, as they were the
finest COtSwOldS
Mrs. Elizabeth Glbson's dover, IS acres of land,
near CharlestOwn, VIVA, has been sold to Jacob
Starry for 81, AIS. seventy seven acres adjoining
was sold for S41 per acre.
The Ohio purchasers of Hog Island, in the James
river, Surry county, Va, paid $4,000 for the
property. and will spend $4,000 upon it in fixing it
up for a stock farm.
Nearly all the capital has been subscribed for
another cotton factory at Norfolk, Va, and site
has been selected.
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Land League Collections,

WATERBURY,, CONN, February l5-Rev Law.
renee Walsh, OF this city. treasurer OF the Irish
national land league, reports having received from
the Chicago fund, from December 81 90 February
l4th, $45, ,l67; also that he has sent S59553 In all
to Treasurer Egan since last October, and expects
TO send s. 900 more this week.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut w. I. Moore from the
Norfolk navy yard, and ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy. Passed Assistant Surgeon II. n.
stevenson tn the Wyoming. Passed Assistant
Surgeon NJ. II. Crawford from the Wabash. and
ordered to the TallapOosa on the 21st inst Passed
Assistant Surgeon p NJ. Rixey from the Talla-
poosa on the 21st inst, and placed on waiting
orders
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FROST WARNINGS."-Gen. HaZen, chief OF the
signal service, has written letter to Senator
Johnston recommending an appropriation to de-
fray the expense OF establishing and maintaining
system OF frost" warnings for the benefit OF
farmers The idea is that the signal bureau shall
publish indications OF coming frOsts, and 1t is
claimed that this would be especially beneficial to
tobacco farmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

ARMY ORpERs.-The superintendent mounted
recruiting service will forward 100 coored troops
to Fort Concho. Texas, for assignment to the 10th
cavalry. The leave of 2l Lieut. Francis p. Blair,
3D. artillery, is extended to September /, 1892 and
his resignation has been accepted by the
President, to take effect that date. 2d Lieut..
Charles L. Steele, 18th infantry now in this city,
Will proceed to New York city and report to the
superintendent general recruiting service to ac-
company Il detachment of recruits for the 9th In
fantTy to Fort Douglas, Utah Territory.
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WINNIPEG, MATIToBA, February ia vigilance
committee has been formed at Edmonton TO pro-
tect the settlers against claim jumpers. The Idea
OF making il a secret association has been aban-
doned aud the oath has been stricken out or the
constitution. All the settlers have been Invited
To join
FOUR-FoOT SEAM OF COAL
has been discovered eight miles this side OF Fort
LaSkatchewan on the south side of the river near
Edmonton Ii is TO be worked immediately 20 SUD-
ply the residents in the vicinity.
RESIGNED.
General Resser, chief engineer OF the Canadian
Pacific railway, has resigned.
Death of McDOnOugh. the Actor.
PHILADELPHIA, February l5.-John X. McDon-
ough, the actor, died at O'Clock this morning.
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The Tammany men were given no cAairmans hips
In the standing committees Of the New York as
seMbly.
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Mr. BREWSTER CAMERON, OF Pennsylvania, has
been appointed general agent Of the Department
OF Justice, vice G. K. Chase, resigned. Mr.. Came
ron was formerly an inspector in the Post Office
department. He is relative of Senator Cameron,
OF Pennsylvania, and a namesake Of the present
Attorney General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

CHARLES DERR, young man employed as re-
ceiver and dispatcher of mails In the Philadelphia
post office, was arraigned for hearing yesterday
upon the charge OF Secreting, embezzling and de-
StrOying letters from the US. mails The defend
ant was held In e 600 for q further hearing
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y
9th street, bet. B st. and Va. ave. southwest
WILLIAM ". HICKS, Minister.
win take place on NEXT SUNDAY MORNING. at II
are invited. f15-4t
r- THE MOST OBSTINATE CASES OF
eS Catarrh and Hay Fever cured by the use of
EIys Cream Balm. the only agreeable remedy. Price
so cents.
Apply into nostrls with little finger
CHRONIC C.rARRH.-I have suffered for years from
chronic Catarrh. Six weeks i induced to try
EIys Cream Balm. Relief instantaneous, and con-
unEed use has resulted in almost complete cure. s.
NJ. GREENE. Bookkeeper. Office n. Y, Catskin
Athens Steamboat Co. Catskil. n. Y, December
-. 1885,
We hear from many who are using ELYS' CREAM
BALM for Catarrh, Cold in Head, &c, of wonderful
effected. and offer it to customers the best
remedy for its purposes in DYKEMAN Mort,
Druggists, CatShin. MY.
ELYs' CREAM BALM COMPANY,
f15-eo3t Owego. New York
sea NOTICE.-MEMBERS OF PETER OGDEN
s~s LODGE, No; 13T4 g. Z. o: of o. F.. will met at
to attend the funeral Of their deceased brother
GRO. Gro, i. Mason. rt-i BENZ. F. DABNEY. n. c. G.
QEPTHE 2FtIGEKs 1Gk ANP p MEABERs la
notified to assemble the Castle Hall corner stn and
street. THIS "wednesday EEENINi, at $50 O'clock
srAroS. FnnersI from No. 1881 Jefferson street
oeocs Members Of sister Loses are frsernas
inted to attend rkKSE x eFd15 psfE 9f q E of and
Ig esily requested to so nset on IHuksDAY II Even
n3er vii e9 br'" hpr scH 1s By
I-s LODGE. No i 'o5s, G; !. o. Of o. F. are here.
hS 18th n9sd t. 70 dd se at IT. ooG
It -''-f' ''-' A''S ''AA J. n. MAYNE. p.s.
e-9@. MAsoNIC.vA SPECIAL GoMMgNICA-
NJ of @ the District B OF coabis vii 5 be held nt the IA
sonic Hail. sos lltn street northwest ON THURSDAY.
tie funeral q our late brother T. " P G. s. "
IL Ff 3Eks GEss Of e. tns seefes2 o. G NJ
~ THE FIRM OF COMBS BROTHERS WAS
- dissolved on the 9th of January. 1882 by the
GEORGE COMBS. the surviving partner, assumes all
liabilities of ssid Partnership aud will continue the
1afE e
All persons indebted to the old firm are r-stectfuy
necessary to close the accounts of the late firm
FEBRUARY 14IH, 1882. fast
rs ORANGE CULTURE IN FLORIDA-A COM
s~S pany is being. organized for investment in
the Generai Land oee wc gives prcise .ni o. great
s , This & Plan rsqairss o.y 3 per month for
nes a With fiji M M ts s o the
said Land Office Company, No. l2o street north
east. fi3-3ts
FErS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
49, bolders of the NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR
KET COMPANY will be held at the Office of said Com
pany, MARCH 8, at IL ocioca
fS-1sw5t H. p. HOWARD, Secretary
~ THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
80 tors of the NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET
COMPANY will be held at the office Of said Company,
MARCH 18Th. 1882. Polls open from ! to p. M.
Transfer books closed March Sd, open March 1ith.
fS-1awot II. p. HOWARD, Secretary.
F-ESo SAMUEL KER,
LS DRY GOODS,
$50 9Th street northwest
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reye-
nue., s256, 10; customs. s7S3, ,Se9.36.
SNALLPox STATIsTIcs-The National Board Of
Health has received the following smallpox statis-
tics for the week ended February 4th: Philadelphia,
Is Deaths Dayton, Ohio, II cases, l death; Ports
mouth, Ohio. case; Memphis, I death. During
the week ended January 31st there were IS new
cases and 2sS deaths at Prince, and for the
five days ending February 5th, IS new cases and
164 deaths
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PHILANDER HENDERSON, aged thirteen. COM
mitted suicide at HenderS0n's Mills Marshall
county, Kentucky, yesterday. No cause Is known
for the act except grief over the absence OF favor.
ite brother, who ran away from home and was not
permitted to return by his father.
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District Government Affairs.


The health officer to-day addressed note to the
Commissioners, calling their attention to the ne
ceSslty OF prompt provision being made to COM
peDSate the poor persons whose effects have to be
destroyed In the disinfection of their premises.
vACCINATING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Health Officer TownShend is now endeavorfng to
arrange for the vaccination OF all the school
children in the public schools who have not been
Vaccinated within the last two years To-day he
sent DR.. jolly to the Sumner building for the pur-
pose OF commencing this work.
THE DISTRICT HAS OvERDRAwN HER QUOTA OF G. 8.
ARMS.
Secretary Of War Lincoln has addressed a note
to the Commissioners referring to the applications
OF Capt. c. A. Fleetwood, commanding company
A, washington Cadets, for one hundred improved
breech-loading rifles and equipments, and Of Capt
Thomas s. Kelly, commanding the Capital City
Guards, for eighty of the same arms and equip
ments, and informs the Commissioners, who trans
mtted the applications that upon reference OF the
same to the chief of ordnance that officer reports
that "the District OF Columbia has already over
drawn to the amount OF 3G00; that II this relusi-
tlon Is approved and the arms, &c. issued it Will
increase the Indebtedness OF the District to nearly
$1,000. This would absorb her Quota under the law
for arming and equipping the militia fer the next
five years In view OF these facts, the department
declines to authorize the issue requested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Mcmillan, Miller (Cal.l, Platt, Hawley,
Sawyer. Blair, Miller N.Y.); Representatives But
terworth, Aldrich. Rayne, Valentine, Ray, Hub
bell, West, Houk, Rice (OhiO), Pound, Ellis, Black
and Van Horn; ex-Justice Swayne and General
Swayne, OF Ohio.
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Affair Abroad. .
DEMAND FOE rNcRr.sEp WOES WITHDRAWN.

DEMAND FOR INCREASED WAGES WITHDRAWN.
LONDON, February l5.-The cotton Spinners OF
North and Northeast LancaShira have withdrawn
their demand ior an Increase or wages
ISSURRECTIoN AT A sTASpSTIII.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times, say the fnsur-
rection has practically come 10 a stanfstiL
IRISH AFFAIRS
DUBLIN, February l5.-Thc Official Gazene pro-
claims 1--WE bsronies OF county Rosconmon and
twelve baronies OF county Waterford. Al the
meeting OF the lady Land LeaguerS the receipt az
tae foiiowing sums OF money was acknowledged:
10 the general Iund, lciss, and 10 the prisoners
malntenance fund e361.
THE FRENCH IN AFRICA.
MARsEIlIES, February l5.',en. Forgemal has
started for Algeria with special Instructions TO act
Ia accordance with his own judgment. The re-
turn OF the troops from Tunis has been postponed.
A AEenerabic Pastor Asks TO be Relieved.
NEWARK. y. j., February 15.-Rev. Jonathan r.
StearnS ID. d.. Tor thirty-two years pastor of the
First PreSby torian church, has asked TO be re-
eVed from all active work, owing tn Increased In
firinitieS. The congregation have decided 10
grant him his request, and he VIII remain g
p1stor emirltus with salary OF 81 $50 for Life.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t-rHE DEDICATION OF THE TABERNACLE
9th street. bet. st. and Va southwest,
WILLIAM ". HICKS, Minister,
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BUILDING AssoCIaTIoNs.-The seth meeting OF
the Jefferson Building Association was held last
night at 6i7 7th street, Joan q. Jadd, the presi-
dent, in the chair, and John Joy Edison secretary
-Four shares were redeemed at s2s0 -
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viii take place on NEXT SUNDAY MORNING. at IL
O'Clock. Dr. Hicks will preach the sermon. The public
are invited. fist
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LECTURES.

I.NX-SENATOR J. s. FOWLER, OF TENNESSEE
vii deliver tine next Lecture in the Arbi-
rztiou IL the gth-street Methodist Church. between
and =, cn the evening of WEDNESDAY, the 18th.
seae- Tree Public cordially invited It,