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The New yorL ucpup,icr. Association

W noted Tor giving the most Ieligh tful social
entertainments. For humber of yeara past these
assemblies have heeu looked forward Ia Win pleas-
hhle anticipation by our citizens aud they mover fail
To- delight an who aitoud them The niRi the season
WI he held Thursday evening, the ian Instant Tho
literary aud musical pat u tho per Torrance win begin
~ orlnch, aud VIII consist NJ yucal anu Instrumental
music, speaking, aud lca1ng, nl ~ an order ruire-
nlunh'nR Win the good taste aud Judgment always
displayed hy the management, A. ,lie usual hour
ihueo wuonluy the dance WIN have ample opportunity
of keeping tine Ia tho hnH uf musir. aud meeting the
most select anoialie company that tho Capital ilty
hlnilR limlted number ~ tickets ate In the hauds
Of The mluHgpIa only.
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TIN NInhnrn I,rm.

Among tho inventions that tighten the
lhhnt ~ WHITING Ia the age, when Fu much ~ done
win the pen, theio AZ unne muie useful than tho
fountain lru witch hna been brought tu such notIor.
h"u NV ihn hNluHmphlr Fen CO., geo Washington
street. Uuslun, Maa4p tumu uf the gniuG iN ihla n.
tonluu are that THE pan up,or hnckeua the Hugois
aud ihal, once lpi n eau he used fut DAYS without
tuAuur avoiding Hli thu bother and interruption uT
icaDhiuU uNpi iu tho lnhstaud ful npsh an every
TWO minute" thNi ~ can hp rarllpi u tho Inrk o aud
~ aa handy inr uRe aud neat as load pourll aud
TINT n writes uu any rappi however thin ur suu II
ig scout lN mail 90 any address
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The above phows that ilnro have been twenty fuur
appointments, hut counting Nal. Mpignu'p two as
one appointment "a n was In effect n envea twenty
Three. anh uf those twenty three n VIII ho that
twenty tine have been from the thwoEt uunttpr-
west ~ Thirteenth sttoc west and north Ut sttCnt
north
pntnF these eleven yenrs NJ that part ~ tho DlR-
met lying south 81 street aud east First street
west have had no voice representative whatever In
the District government. \ more unjust disctimI-
nation could nut well he conceived
In view ~ these fnrtp. II would Fppm that the
clhim NJ East aud south Washington, that thry arc
entitled Ia the COMMISSIONS about to lie appointed IN
80 obviously lust hH to adult NJ question SURELY
the northwest ought TO he whiting To runccdc II with
ont word
ne lNnEn ., 1882. TAN-rANTH.
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a lanane.c nnn onInc.c AL, snIc-

choice collection of Japanese and Chi.
ucsn ant treasures embracing 0ue specimens IN poICp-
hlna hie.aehlap pottery lauQueis, screens mougps.
7ltH, etc. WIN he offered tul galp uu "Wednesday
aud IhuIHlaN of this WCet ~ tho ruuun ui Ihuiuaa
bowling luo exhibition ~ this u,,ollout pollectinu
VIII commence uu Monday hud continue IN lu the
uup ui te HAlr ami ul the hpuphi uf rusiouctH tho
tuows WIN hp comfortably heated and arranged dur
nE the proglrs7 ui the sale. Catalogue VIII hp ~.
sued giving correct list NJ all aturlos uut up fol
hiddWr
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uop.on,sCnoicn.p,o,c, ono.

Ma sam llobsou. we'll known travelling
salesman in one oi the largest Wholesale houses M THIS
Guy thus answered Reporter Yes sir; tho same
'hahees are stlH open it was spare dollar had,
AND invested TINA Louisiana State Lottery ticket,
aha u drew me the ii, GOO here shown, ' The next
drawing takes place December 30, aud the same
chauoes arc open to othets, Address NJ. a, nau.
plh' New Ntieaus, la, ion lntormatiuh NOalbts
tItsBl Ar1ia4tlf. ogt ~.
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AZ the commencement of this letter spoke
about the iinop uf wales, must nov tell an au-
eudute vOuueiulpr hig chanting wife, Which hearl
the uil'r evening At reception IA the Quai h'nlaaN
A. thu last masked TAN UiNeu 10y the late france
Couutosa Of MaldcgiNo, nj strawberry liill lad,
n hlarh dumiuu add cHFpd two gentle metz WIN Wpic
unmasked, aud Ia "a uctiN touu told the elder ot the
two that Hhp kueW am TIVE particulars ut Ms plhate
NE almost as well as he dd hmselG lie iaurhluRh
RENTED that ~ the uaek e knew tho teuth au uf the
evil hp had done Hlp would Ice obliged tu hide hlm
undeI hei duiUinu ON account Of the brushes would
rauup hlm. llp then lotauatod, aud Fald he knew
about hei that she was not married, rs she pretended
tn beg lint that she was young LADY who ought to t,
puu at Buhunl lusiead uf alta masked hall, AZ thle
uumeut the Younger gentleman iolned n the conNo.-
eauun, and requested the lady n she Was really ma-
tied tn piuto "a aud show the wedding thug Witch
fhr afHllied sine had uu hoi go,ed baud. lhif the
lady did, Whpieurpu that gentleman nhsWl uiuusN
hesed le hahd ni the Weaiei and gave AZ thc battle
~ phwtN aiioi TUNED uWt that the atN Nas the Min
reas ui Wales. and the gentleman nu eas peisu age
than Ma hladHipne, When I heard tils stur, 4
roud nulN reply, ' Is, son r,fu. , cen fraraia ft
ion was aesul,i that a was tact known 40 She 81.
contour aud. considering the nigh social statut eft
the lads who told me Tive STORY. hei aUtbot, fo tho
tate must I've tho very best fdris Doirespr adfHt.
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Tur celebrated RtAdhuty piano. Of which
ihrtp nontiY twenty Thousand IN IN tho tuun.
nv. rau no found ~ The establishment ~ Nr. FtNn.
burn u. Smith. itna Pennsylvania avenue. Tho IN.
riumpnt IN tic White House rnuips fnin this cole
hipird mntr. ana ia pronounced Ia bp one ~ ihe
nursi "vpt manufactured. New urRnns ~ y decided
artistic mate are also 10 lee had NJ this establishment
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ar,n.n anll. a. stma,a. olo ronnn ave.

A srrrtAt rata fpt the holiday season has
hrrn ma1o ~ Nit. ". " HutdciiA CO., Mt his
mammoth establishment, we seventh street anl zoo X
street. beautiful linen hnu1ketchlefH IN fancy hryns
lusl ~" thing fpta Christmas present. have baun
received Nv great number, besides many Other haul
some inurv nttiros. Head the advertisement elsp-
wl'to rnd The extremely Inv prlrss fpt sehsphahle
goods
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Mr.. A. q. Mills, who was elected president
ui the League i,nse Han organization NJ tho ounyrn
ilon held NJ Providence, u, T. last Thursday, was
formally resident ~ Washington and IN we'll known
auh highly esteemed here For several years le held
tho important position 90 chlcf ~ tho Architect
once of tho Treasury, lie aaU f0i several ycarR
president ri our olympic Baso nan club. when ho
was elected the club was IN bankrupt condition, hut
under HIS administration n grew To lo unenf the most
thriving AMI ~ that time principal clubs In the cun,-
tIy The League could not have selected more faith
fu worker ~ better man to represent itn uorpg as
iiH executive unlrpI than Nr Mills.
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'stsc Boys


Arc also Interested in overooats. Eisoman
liioB,, seventh nnd w. supply and satisfy
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BUSINESS autlsa, stnus's, a3orouua. ave.

Fnr purost WHISTLES aud the choicest
hlandiep, IN nrt the test of everything IN the dilnk-
Ing ur. " Served uypr the bar ~ uur iTlpul. H. 10
Mout, Tighth street, near ppnnsylvnnln nypuue
Mr. 10 Mour's trade lns been made 10y serving only
the hrHt ~ everything In hs line.
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OUT DOOR SPORTS.

From cold for want of an ovorcoat. Wohavp
~ lnethauatlble supply, ranging from ~ upward.
ilselnah Bros, corner Seventh aud ".
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Tho tow remaining prizes left over from
the Columbia Fair ran he procured by the fortunate
huideE of tlcketa NJ ithe falr commuters rnni In
NninnB building. The committee expect Ia mako
public w a lew days the total rrnnt ~ tho fair,
committee Of tho Columbia Club IN on
gagcd In trying 10 secure downtown quarters fpr
their memhoie during the winler months when no.
cuiod they wiz he tu'nodiinio reading rooms with
gymnasium auuet
The club banners won by tho Columbus
In the Potomac luvoi legatta have been received aud
are very pretty The one won by the Potomac IN the
light weights IA also ready.
AZ a meeting Of tho Potomac Boat Club,
held last week, several mnmheIs were admitted To
the active lls NJ the club, while many new appllca-
tluna were received and referred go tho pIupe com.
mttee, Tho club has secured ioumH In tntcuran
building which win NJ once he supplied with every
comfort fOr the uae NJ the members. An tho latest
patented appliances fpr rowing win he erected whore
tho men can be- kept In condition during the winter
A handsome shell will he put up early in
the gprlng fur race between Mel, nnpy nud thpuow
man NJ The rotomaca Mckay. uum the KIN ,on
Kun, 1ho muuey fui the shelf win cnme from
employees ~ the Uuielu ut EugnNiug aud rrutiur,
mud the winuei viii surely go tu Newark Ia engage In
the lResalu River regatta
Much 10 expected from the now mon Of the
Analusau Ilub neat season, those who we've iisqus-
ned num towing the past summer, The ftlouda ~
the rluh expect tn gct q niHi ch7G crew out uc,t
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one uf the main attractions ON Seventh
street are The windnwR NJ ". ~. NocthoH'p picture
store. ln which nto dsplnypd ulcpy-ftamei eng nav
inga nnd chinnus, christmas cards ~ MI grades ia
paneEo and SCROLLS fancy hOteR anu ARTIFICIAL
flowers. velvet aud gold flames, and numerous uther
uItIIlpg
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h an indispensable garment WHEN the
THERMOMETERS ranges way down in the zcrha, Nun
can nud tile largest assortment pf uNoirOaiH An the
ilS al Esenar hros,, Cpinei seventh aud A.,
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LOCAL MENTION.

Eirp's rAtatr. tpwot md lover siill is
fhs present rpita such gent 'nuo drru iu hals is
usfrrfhrr unt utHn Iu tfIa hting ~ no millinery
IuH EHhvff nafs fpn 90 cents 20 Al .Hf IfruHh fft
NHia nun 9. no 10 ffris Nnr ie vnut fhnnrn. WN
ata aiap NnNtirr sumo tterart Moscow reavff hats
af 30 lrl 1. sauit elegant ite ai 80 trn's iunth.
IIrlig rumft Hf Us ffnfs 1u1 81. Wh rin ethIhlf
uIa vtat fuI lrr ~ christmas P1r1s DO LINEN hn1
eiit ttu1tfffMria i1ff rrfns, vfi7a'e. ii1rs, ma
of1fas. tnUn ftrHUfui bargains Do rluthoe tiNh0ue.
vol an.er'e puf tremendous einft ~ fhil1fru'a
uI..fs aru t11ifs fHats hHe rDi 20 hr ai1.nut ON.
fitr su.t Iu Bu Departments Wn shall uRtN
sprtlri reductions A han1spme christmas souvenir
40 fvef9 customer n Kinr.s rRafe, sA seventh
lffrrt
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nom penlun Han IA The way, tho house FOR
ineily occupied ny Mr. Ahner, the finest billiard
pnioi In the United RtaiCs, with an excellent bar.
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i'nr old established book house. . Penn.
syyania avenue now under tho care nf Nj James !
Chapman, announce that they have re"olved their
fan assortment 0f Christmas goods, etc
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4. JAy Gourp viii open with new goods
tu-mortuw, AT novelties, Nmns. tree trImmlnpu
iaucy papers, etc, Everything foi christmas. an
klnth street.
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Trapelers' Guide.
rNuE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

TllE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE 70 THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect OCTOBER 10. 1859.
7,lo A, NJ. - NEW ORLEANS MAIL Daily.
Making close connections 10 all points South
and Southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via Danyillo to Atlanta, and
Atlanta to New orleans. Also, from Washington
10 Now orleans, via LynChhuIg aud Bristol.
b'lO y. M,-LDUISNILIE FAST LINE, daily, via
charlottesville. Huntington, and Lexington, to
Cincinnati, Louisville, aud all Weslurn points
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington 10 Louisville
1850 T., M,-houTIIERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily, To All points South, Southeast and south
west, Via Danyillo AMI charlotte, with Pullman
stepping Cars, Washington 10 Charleston.
For all points On MANASSAS Division takO 7l1O A. NJ
iiain daily except sunday. For Marrcnton, take
$40 A. NJ. and 6ilOr. NJ. train daily
For tickets and al Information Inquire ut com
pauy's once, Goa Pennsylvania avenue, on at Union
Depot.
NJ, SLAUGHTER, Gen Pass Agent.
N. MAtDANIEL, Agent.
SOL. HAAS, TrainV Manager
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G,pgVvs iurIoliinr. elraua'a, olO ro.oyo.

lttruy lady IN Washington interested in
wniista ~ 1trs..aud what p1y is not should read
me- advertisement ~ T., Nupi OFT rrunsylv'na I'VE.
uun. wli'h ntprnta IN another 'nlunu. irtnirrur.
lur ~. Wuituo Eten bargains win leo offered w Vi
Nupi iu 40 hr latest novelties w real ntn nrua t"l
ttnHa srptts Opilnt1 hlthoa. hlu1trrthlofe, htrs,
TniIs unffwrnr. nu1 uihNt Nrr1s. MI Nnri VIII
Ierlv rruuttUw ~ elegant iiuept rntls and Nlnnur
utUauri4 rnu bU gplntla1
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W. invite the attention ~ out renders
ia morning "a tho advertisement ~ Mpssts snts
co.. which nrrrnts In another column, ms live
nfm. nlrnva 10 the front m points ~ nl'ta'iun "1nt
vnu1ho uiiyra ~ the suuiunuf tho puf2O thry have
lniny isaurd 10 tho pubic mo thug quite nuvel,
sud those ~ uut trpdnta who good NJ working out
'ulrmns. Hir.. win now have ample scope 10 show
LILLLt nlLILL. mn mi nnl q NM 10
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1ur Osborne Cafc, on Fourteenth street
supplies long fplt want fot that lrcalliy After the
se parties at this place are AN tho iage AZ present
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chrIslmna cnths. a. rnre.. whIlllnrlnn,n
DISTRICT COMMISSIONER
who our Diasrirt Officers Have nrrn
mud Mhrrn IhnN MnaIhrh

Y" me Idtfpf NJ The HundpD HfrnHs
Sin As the appointment of District
Commissioner 90 succeed Mai Morgan n matter ~
rnhr Interest ~ uut citizens, n may not ho nmlss Ia
examine tho iCcutl Hs 4" past appointments. slurN
the formation NJ The District guyprumpui IN ig7t tho
appointments ~ executive oncoiS haFbron follows
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ErmurIg pure liquors lol medicinal aud
family use. Arlington whisky q per rallun ~ PEI
quart BOTTLES. Notice, ini Nlnih street northwest,
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Tur handsome show wiuduwa ul n W
iepl'a Sous eaiitauUug Ureai attention nuu pom
ruadelF. step uU aud inHpect 49,
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G11 a WEEK, ti1a day at humo eaeliy mude
pIk Costly uutnt ltoe. Address 1nUE q CO., Au
gubta, Malne.
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GEORGETOWN ACADEMY.
FOUNDED I79D.
delightfully."- Situated on Georgetown Heights
AuhIaast

Address
SISTERS or THE VISITATION,
Georgetown, ~. q.
REFERENCESi
ten, sherman, Gon, Grant, Col. Jerome Honaparto,
Governor AloN n, stephens, Georgia. Governor u.
v, Butlor, Massachusetts; -Huyeinor brown, Tou-
nsssoe; Hon samuel Randall, ronnsy lyana Hon. nj.
Nemmog Louisiana; Hon John A, Logan, Illinois;
Hon. Emerson Etheiidgr, Tennossooy Hon. W, q,
Whiihorne, lonnossnc llon, G. W, Jones, Florida,
Col " W Cole Tenn0Asoei W. H. Walters, baltimore.
jose Macias, 'uhai John Knapp, ~, Louis Republic
Hdu. uu9g- al
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THF well-known iewolry store Of Mnssrs.
n. ". Gnli. nrothpt 4 90. have concluded their
preparations fut the holidays, mud suggest iln pur-
rlasris mntiug their spertipns now win md n
larger assortment than he found hefuie christ
mas, 1h"ir gunds are from the hest houses Of tho
country, and prn warranted and guaranteed aq sold
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Mus, !. " lAlMTR announces in another
column hpr opeung ~ evening hnuuels on Thursday
neat personally selected whie la Europe
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TIM goods remaining over from the Gar.
field Fair ~ the capitol win be sold to- morrow morn.
Ing AT tie saloHinumH uf lhnmaH bowling.
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purrs suits at STRAUSS, $50 reuna. ave
Il. w. Down, " Conlro Market wholesale
deale' IN butter ogEa, AMI uheeo. Fine soleolluna
~ New York and western oIeamprlps constantly un
hand.
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lImn TnIInrInp


II you wish dress suit, visit Georg
Rutauey, boi Seventh street
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TuosE who are DESTROYS of selecting au APP
ptnrinie rif NJ his ~ the year Tor th0ir Wife,
husband brpthrf ssint, sweetheart shuuli by MI
can nnh Inspect the really wonderful array NJ
Tnll nuI silvnrwnie at tie palace store ut Samuel
Irwis Sons, 17it rrunsylvnuin avenue. No rlacH IN
tho city rau ghuv better muin extensive stock.
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hn,ghts anil Ldiies ot Hppor. columbia
Lodge No hnp. NJ ita Last regular meeting had \
regular 80 neld - night. Brother storm. ~ CHAIR
man Of the COMMITTEES On entertainment, organized
~ old fashioned spelling match the Sides olng led
lW NlssJnlla Powell aud Mis- IN Wohauptor, Fast
followed was short, sharp. anh In each of tho three
''tOnndF - decisive IN favor ~ Misc ruwplI'a side
Distinguished among tho winners was Mrs WellH.
widow uf the late ~ NJ Wells, surgeon w. y. NJ Attho
conclusion Of the spelling match Dr. Wuhauplrr de-
ll'e'ed an admirable recitation. aud brother storm
humorous InldInra.
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yorru'e suits u, strauss, $50 penua ave,

TuusE desiring the very finest liquors Tor
tile holiday ernsuu should rnl uppn Nj. John y.
IpunUhnu, nt n1p u street northwest. Tho nnest
tNnwhp, sherry, aud port Wines Ia he hn1 In ~"
ouuufy ia always fpt IN stock anti sold reasonable
ans establishment IN the city. Ilnsdps liquors
NJ, Lprrghnn has . cargo NJ View Nott and Western
states creamery butter NJ the nnpRi quality
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Bov'a anllE ~ EIrnna'a. O9O rennn. nve.

T'ur famous hostplrie nj tho corner Of
Seventh nnd y Etieais, fprneTlYl presided hy
Harvey Holden has been purchased hy uns NJ
their futmei enplpYts - IIank - FwupI, nnh has
been greatly improved In appearance, Hank 10 ~
genus IN his way, anu win no dnuht htlng success
10 his new venture, Success 10 him, any we.
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THf n7nn7 RT0IF OF WnTT EHIn0INd T0nWY
rupds fuf which Nj John ". Drev's store has be-
tUtne famous, hns been SECURED ut this season. MI
brew hna lust opened magnificent assortment
~ plush hnd leather toilets, Rn1 nlpr raEn1
cut glass toilet sets. hesihps excellent assortment
~ the celebrated i. ratter rays manicure goods.
can AMI Inspect.
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CAEpy.-Any one who wishes TO make ae-
iartirns IN this line should avail Themselves by rRlng
Nj. Frnnb shniress 40 Seventh street, under
udd Fellows Han whrio win hp found full aRapit
mnnt nf the nuusi candies puh Christmas tro nrnp-
munta IN the city. Nj Eharploss sells Candles Mt
", 20, ana ~ routg per pound.
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9I01r., NV do1Iof, 0J0 ron00 WV

Tvs vntious siylesol white underwear Tint
nara Urfn unuat n mo p'si Ate quite lrsi srit NJ lu
a FuI.iV ~ petty bud Novel fnnfs tbai nto s1 rrt
ulr tlulna win formerly protested against 'i0 usH
~ NIf'hiur l1ii SNOWY willie I'm uudftgWm0nta nfo
uufr h1u tr'uutr1 r ihh 'haunh mot rftniis ihsiu
Zoo fnnttH hosiery. trt0 drawers, hud etifis ln h7f
~ ~ De- fashionable. fnf l11ire ~ wear Nothing lmi
BLACK fHufr1 Uusf 1'tt. plain tniua 1fe w equally
rYu1 1,ir. " would hH. Indeed Rdimruli psio ihH'
t.ui1 uri hn suited nt tho establishment ~ lHgl1f
limits. W. u3' rfunaglvpfip avenue. thftn upr Wr7
nuu fnn novelties supu1s they 1tTrnfi No Wow f'tf.
rladirs trn in dput We 20 Whist s s'7nsl an1 pnUu.
lt they fHu 1lr1gs lrltr 1i ihls rl1'r
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rhc princess nnd premier ." MASKS.

oymco,rs al enaua'a, o30 rouua. nv.
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A. SAKS & Co..
3IG Rud 3ls seventh NJ, Washington,
with this dye,ilng puzzle, offers tho following
PRIZES for cOnpctltnn-Opcn 10 all!

In Cash, 10 the frBl party presenting,
&Dh mn In person, u combination spelling four
W@''"" ~ dictionary words Of -four letters.
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FRIENDLY VISITORS TO THE POOR.

AZ the meeting of the Charity Organization So
ciety Oh May IL Mayor Grace made some remarks
ON tne working of the society which have been ms
understood. he following letter on the subject
written to the Mayor Is published WIN his consent;
10 It's Honor The Mayor.
DEAR SIR IN thinking over what you SAID NJ GU
rneetg Last evening am impelled to thank You again
for your earnest appeal Or devoted ana unriS visitors
oil The poor. inc wnOlc success OF Tue WORK vi me
Charity Organization Society depends upon our ability
Ia una "A sufficient number OF such NLsOrs mo Will con
semi To clp poor by aud patient counsel ana
framing IL We can persuade the more fortunate mcn
aud women of this cay ~ take up TINS work aud TO con
luue II the Charity Organization society VIII Dc great
blesslg both poor and rich II we ial III our search
Tor slcn sel-devOted workers the Charity Organization
Society viii not live 1--WE years.
Feeling this 80 strongly do. was very glad that
You should have dwe With such force upon this very
oiut but VIII you allow me- 10 say that you made mis-
lake in surprising IN taking up THIS position yOu
were differing from the gentlemen VINO had preceded
youi Every Charity Organization society IN existence
draws lis very Likelihood from the volunteer workers VINO
COMPOSE it, and II VI the gentlemen VINO spoke last
evening emphasized fact that II necessary 10
employ paid agents IN tho work, they merely did so for
the purpose OF showing that money WAS requisite or
Success and that business OF the WORK must Do
done by people theT whole Time 10 IL, anu VINO
act bond ~ keep the volunteer workers to-
gether Inc proportion or money PAID To volunteer
shows entirely those societies depend Tor the actual
Intercourse with the poor upon what Mr. Paine, inc
president of the Boston As5Oclatcd CnIucs, ciucu III
his speech friendly ytblUrs-"
In Philadc pa Society there arc twenty (2u PAD
superintendents aud eleven hundred l,lOO) unpaid
visitors and other workers In the Boston society there
are from 100 10 hfteen lo) paid agents anu seven
hundred (7U>J unpaid yi5itors $1,000 .
We ought have in this city thousands OF friendly
visitors" and hope you WILL whenever you nave the
OCCASION repeat your appeal TO taose VINO nave leisure
to come forw ard and join IN our work Respectfully
vonrs JOsEPHIsB SHAW LOWELL
TeO- York. May 10. lss2