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CONGRESSIONAL.
xXvvIIth CON6RESS-Seeond Session
THURSDAY, January 20

SENATE.-A House joint resolution appropria.
ting 81 900 to illuminate the Capitol on the nigh
of Saturday next, February %, was received and
passed.
Mr.. Wilkinson introduced resolution for the
expulsion Of Mr.. Powell, Senator from Ken.
lucky, on the ground Of alleged disloyalty; re-
ferred TO the judiciary Committee.
The bill for the establishment of an United
States armory at Rock island was then taken I'D,
and motion to refer II back to the Military Com.
mittee was discussed by Messrs. Wilson, Clarke
and Grimes.
HousK-The Senate amendments TO the bill
authorizing the issue Of United States notes, and
for the redemption or funding thereof, and for
funding the floating debt Of the United States,
were taken up for consideration; during which
our report closed.
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The observation-disclosures are already
being made for the grand illumination Of the
public buildings on Saturday night. large
force OF workmen are to-day employed in the
Capitol putting up bars and sockets for the can
dies, twelve of which are to be put in each Of tie
small, square upper windows. The larger win
dows will have greater number, according 70
their respective sizes
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This forenoon the following dispatch was re-
received at headquarters:
sT. Louis, Feb. ls.-To Major Gsnsra! MeCLL
laH:-A thousand more rebel prisoners have been
taken.
They came down the river to reinforce For;
Donelson, not knowing that we had captured it.
H. w. HALLEcK, Msjor General, &c.
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The IsaAELI1Es AND SENATOR wILsos-In
pursuance Of an Invitation of the Hebrew con-
gregation. meeting Of the Israelites Of this Dis
trict was held this evening, February 49, at
O'Clock, ]. p. Herman, chairman, Henry King,
secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted
Whereas, the Hon. Henry Wilson, Of Massa.
chusetts, in a speech delivered In the United
States Senate on Thursday, February 18th, used
the following language-"You will have every
curbstone Jtc broker, &c, and the class Of men
and necessities Of the people. using all their IN.
huence to depreciate the credit of this Govern
ment " And, again. al look upon this contest as
q contest between these curbstone brokers, the
who speculate In stocks, and the productive, toll
Ing men Of the country" and
Whereas, in the present crisis into which our
beloved country Ia invo' we'd, we yield to no class
Of our fellow-c items In patriotism and devotion
10 the Constitution and the Union, and shall con-
time as we have done, and are doing, to give of
our blood and treasure In their defence, and that
we shall Initiate our ancestors Of Revolutionary
history, who came forward and most literally
gave Of their means 10 contribute to the attain
ment Of our Independence; therefore,
RsS0IUsd, Thai we repel with indignation the
Insulting insinuation that the Jews of the United
States fatten upon the public calamity, or that
they are engaged In a contest with the produc-
tive and telling men Of the country.
OF our fellow-citiZens In Affection devotion to
our country; and we hurl back with contem ps
and Indignation every inuendo, be II uttered BY
Senator or Q citizen, that calls in question our
patriotism or our willingness to assist to the
utmost to relieve our country from ih present
peril.
RsSolusd, That the illiberal remarks made bv
the honorable gentleman were unbecoming the
dignity Of Senator Of this enlightened nation
and uncalled for; that will leave II to the lib.
eral and enlig htened people Of this vast nation
to decide upon the merits Of said remarks
Rssolced, That copy of these proceedings be
sent TO the principal congregations Of the United
States: J. p. HERMAN, Chairman.
H KING, Secretary.
WILMINGTON. EehfuaYv IL 1892
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INsrAsrANKous CuRR Of Corns, Bunions,
Callosities, inverted Nails, Warts, and all dis
podist Is h'. enabled. by q peculiar process. to
eradicate the most painful excrescenses in few
bminutes, with the least pain or the slightest
Inconvenience TO the patient. Consulting hours
from nine a m to Ave p. m, at his office, 3S3
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
Best reference given In this city. feb 3-lm
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II Yesterday the municipal celebration of
the late Union victories took place in New York
city. Flags were hoisted in the morning, and a
hundred guns hred in the Park al noon In the
evening the City Hall was brilliantly .IIumi-
mated
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Before Jus.
ties Wdltsr.-Solomon Hall, assault and battery
with a slung shot, upon a man named Mickle,
inficting severe wound. The assault grew out
Of the attention Of the complainant to defendants
sister. Hall was held to bail in $500 for court.
Richard Jefferson, Charlotte Medley, and James
Mullen, for an unlawful assembly, were sent to
the workhouse for 30 days each. James Gray and
Charles Ruts, deserters; turned over TO the mill.
tary. James O'Neal, pauper: workhouse 30 days
Augustus Senlin, drunk and disorderly; turned
over TO the military. Henry Lawrence, sleeping
In the street; dismissed. Robert Rats, assault
and battery; Jail for court.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Richard Weeks, who has
been employed for some time past at the Govern
ment edwards AID stables, near the Observ-
atory, went home Tuesday night with slight
chill, and died next morning.
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BETTER.-We are glad to say that the Presi.
dents second son-Willie-whoh has been 90 dan.
gerously Ill seems better to-day
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BOARDING..

BOARDING IN 6EORGETOwN.-sev
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with Board
in respeotabe private family and exec lent Ueig D.
borhOOd. by addressing MRS. 4. n. throuth the
Post Office. References given and required.
felS-SyS
CENTRAL HOTEL, (rpon the EHropean plan \
~ corner OF P6nnsylvaula avsnue ana n streot,
opposite corner TO Browns snd the National, Is
now furnished throughout with new and handsome
fuInilIre.
The proprietor informs his friends and the public
that they can be accommodated with rooms, by
the day or week. with or Without meals.
The Diuing Saloon open at o hours.
II. DURHAM GELSTON,
re 10 cow Proprietor.
FIRh a,,IGS a. ho9mS TO kE ~ Wit. with
Also, iandsomely furnished Psrlor and Chsmber
communicating. Inquire at Star Ofhoe. fe lS-tf
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Communicative barrels Of whisky on the
way to the camps in Virginia, were taken from
suffers wagon at the Long Bridge yesterday, an
the liquor emptied into the Potomac
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RUNNING THE BLOCKADE OF The POTOMAC
Last night ten or twelve vessels arrived at Aley
andria, among them three large schooners from
Baltimore loaded with corn, oats and hay for tn,
Government.
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ALMOST A MURpER.-A colored man was las
night beaten in Bates alley in dreadful name
by another colored man named Solomon Hall
The blows were inflicted with chilly" and tn,
wounded man Is said TO be In critical condition
Hall was arrested.
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DI EI'.

On the 70th instant, JAMES LESLIE, yeungez 4
child 81 stephen and Florentin Gill, aged 10 mont tbs
and Is days.
The funeral will sake glece on the 7lst, at s
O'Clock p. m,
On tie 18th instant. at Jubilee, Peoria county,
I'LL Mrs ANNA WARNER, lately of this city
and formerly of Detroit, Micr.
lDetro I, and Batavia. N. Y pers copy.1
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DEAD.-Intelligence has reached this city o,
the death in California OF Mr. F. A. So1thwortb.
husband OF Mrs. Southworth, the well known
authoreSs
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report that Rev Mr. Keller, formerly chaplain OF
the three months District volunteers, had been
arrested by the Provost Guard, IL entirely with.
out foundation. Papers which have circulated
| the statement are requested to make the corIec.
Il
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CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsss-Berors Jxstfc
Clark Patrick Martin, drunk; dismissed. Jas
Mullaly, do; do. John Francis, stealing harness
Jail for hearing.
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MARRIED

On the nth instant. Lieut.. JAMES w. ATT
WE'LL, LIST Res't ID. G Volunteers, to MARY II,
WARThEN, both OF this city.
On the Is.h in,t.nt by the Rev. J. 6. Butler,
EDMUND FLAGG. Of this CITY 10 KATE,
daughter of Sidney =. Gall, CHER, of Jefferson couR-
G, Virginia. Baltimore papers copJ.1
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WASHINGTON THEArER.-As a report (arisinp
doubtless out of the affair Of the lesseeshp) has
got abroad that the W ashIngton Theater has
been closed, II is proper to say that on the con-
trary II 10 open nightly, with Owens, the favorte
star comedian, in the full career of a successful
engagement. On Monday light next the beau.
tiful and successful debutante, Miss Chestney,
commences an engagement thsre.
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SECOND WARD STATIoN.-But a single cast
docketed N. Clinch, drunk; dismissed.
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order was Issued by Marshal Lamon on the OH
Inst
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9th, 1902
To Jatlor aad Guards &C tAs Pxblie Jaf!
~ fhs Distriet of Cotxn1bia.
You viii this day release from custody all per-
sons claimed to be held to service or labor, and
not charged with any crime or misdemeauor
who are now In jail, who have been there for the
space OF thirty days or upwards-from their arrest
and commitment-and, In future, you will, In
regard 20 persons claimed 70 service or labor and
not charged with crime or misdemeanor, govern
yourself In strict accordance with the order to me
a. Marshal fer the District Of Columbia, Of date
January 18th, 1so2, from Hon Secretary Of State.
Respectfully, WARD n LAnoN,
u 8 Marshal d. G.
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AccIDzxr.-A bod carrier, Thomas o'Brien,
yesterday fell from building In course Of erection
on sixth street east near Maryland avenue. He
lei ABOUT % feet, and an arm and Lev were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-20
THE LATEST BIZ rRLsGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
LATE FROM THE BURNSIDE ExPEpr.
TION.

GEN. BURNSIDE ENDEAvoRING TO 81.
Feet AN EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
WITH THE CONFEDERATE
AUTHORITIES.
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ELszwHERK will be seen the advertisement Of
Mr.. John Earle, jun, Of Boston, merchant and
military tailor, No. PA Pa. avenue. For a neat,
durahls and cheap suit, ofHcers and civilians
should not fall 10 call upon Earle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-20

SMALL CHANGE and pennies may always be OBJ
tanned at the Star Once. II
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ARREsr OF A HACK DRIyER p. Cochrane
wes arrested yesterday by Patrolman Kelly, OF
The charge Of refusing TO carry passenger, Hon
Z. b. Washburne,) his carriage not being en-
gaged at the lime. Justice Walter fined him
n s.
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FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are invited to try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. ia 2S-u
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

NOTICE
0EOR6 ET0WN- ELEC IION.-An election
vii be held In the several precincts in GEORGETOWN,
on MONDAY, the Gath Instant, for elaven mem
bers to compose the Board of Common Council,
AID i've members to serve as Alderman.
feH4t WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
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EXPENSIVE SPORT John Little and George
Smith got into q difficulty at the New York res
taurant, on the corner Of Sixth street and the
avenue, last night, when weapons were drawn
The parties were arrested by Patrolman Frazier,
and taken before Justice w alter, who nned them
s2s and cost, each, for carrying concealed
Wean0aG
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EEESE-CBEESEl
u no c JNFOFs SUR.
Jest yecslved large 10. Of = E-f, emorecirs
the Sti.tos, Chedder, Mt.tfklre- y ne Apple and
e'o' Smith a HART,
(Rranch of p. Tlernhn = son. Batim rel
61i seventh street,
feIsss Next % Maj B& lntelligeaofT
WE HAVE OPENED a LLRGs STOCK
w Of very fns L y ID l. X al L y and
DRAWERs, which val De soId ~ reasonable
prices SAM ". THOMPSON,
$40 Penn. avonus.
feiS-u under Brovrh
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TIE MAsMA and foul vapors generated by the
hot sun will be far more deadly to our volunteers
In enormous qualities. They kept the troops In
perfect health; Only Is cents per boz. Soldiers,
supply yourselves. sl7.
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Il ERSONS in want Of superior Blows or Buck
eyes, raised In the loyal coil of New Jersey PLEASE
leeys orders q No. - ~ street, where . sample
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COINS, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, oy Or. White, Surgeon Chiropo
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room I'D door
Once hours from Ga. m. to 9 p m. Calls made a
private residences when desired. feb ~
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DATENT OFFICE CURIOsIrlES-Guld e TO
ment 6srdenf. st the stand in Patent Ufios; Mare
Antlsuarisn Books 6oyernmett Books; Dotu-
ports; Burnt Patent Ofhoe Reports; Cheap BGoks
furnished 10 Pedlars; Military Tfials; MilitaTy
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coast
showing over 1000 miles; many tnousand Cheap
Books. keoollect oheap rent; Large ssler, low
Pres Up stsirs' over B,nf 81 WsshipEscp
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SUPREME COURT, February 19-No 296. vi
cente, Miramontes ct al heirs .at-law Of Candle
lario Miramontes, deceased. appellants VS. the
United States. Appeal from the District Court of
the United States for the District Of California
On motion of Mr.. Attorney General Bates, this
appeal was docketed and dismissed
No. III. The United States, appellants, VS.
Robert 3. Nelei2h The argument Of this cause
was CONTINUED by Mr. ReveIdy johnson for the
appellee, and concluded by Mr.. Black for the
appellant
No o. The United States, appellants, VS..
Miriano 6 Vallejo. This cause was argued by
Mr.. Black for the appellants, and by Mr.. Reverdy
Johnson for the appellee
No. 119 The United States, appellants, vs..
John Wilson. This cause was argued by Mr..
Black, for the appellants.
No 1872. Andrew Hodges administrator ct al
appellants, VS. Leslie Combs. The argument OF
this cause was commenced by Mr. Reverdy John.
son for the appellants and continued by Mr..
Bradley for the appellee.
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nm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the Is.h
~ the mail steamers X EINDEER
and VOLUNTEER viii leave Sen
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1T NEVER RAINS But 1T PoURs.
A THOUSAND MORE PRISONERS TAKEN.

ANOTHER "HEAvY HAUL" OF REBELS
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Yesterday, In the case OF
Joseph Rider, indicted for selling LIQUOR 70 sol.
diers, the jury rendered a verdict Of not guilty,
on the ground that the weig ht of evidence seemed
to be that not Joseph Rider, but his father, An
toine kidlsr, was tbs proprietor Of the bar.
Peter Never was then tried for receiving stolen
goods, and was convicted. There are two more
Indictments against him for the same offence
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II IN6'S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER,
IA PENN. Av. AND + ST., Near Wizards.
/. King Sole Lessee and MANAGER
Q. SCOTT Associate Manas err
F. Whittaker--.-- EQUESTRIAN Manager
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MARYLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-The large
and influential body of ministers and iaymen OF
the Methodist Protestant Church holds It's next
sessions at Chestertown, Md, beginning on the
18th Of March next, and the elections for lay del
egates to represent the societies In the stations In
this District will be held between the present
week and the week Of Conference. Last night
was the time set for the election at Ninth-street
station; but IL was postponed till next week, on
account Of the weather. In accordance with the
rule OF the Church which governs the itinerant
system, all the pulpits Of the Church in this Dis
trfct will have new ministers assigned for the
ensuing year. Those now oficiating are: In
Alexandria, Rev. J. T Ward Georgetown, Rev
w. Robey; Navy Yard, Rev. w. T. DUNN |;
Ninth street, Rev. L.Wilson; who have ali
served their terms. The Conference includes all
of Maryland and parts Of Virginia, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, and Charleston, 8. C. 1t is expected
that there will be a very full attendance at the
Conference, Notwithstanding the condition Of the
country. 1t Is probable that the only circuit and
station that will not be represented In the Confer
ence are Charleston, 8. C, where the Rev. Silas
B Switzerland has been officiating, and Prince
William county,V Va, Rev. Mr.. Dick, minister
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PRACTICAL ANALsAGAIfoS.-Jame Mullen, a
white man, who has an " sfinity'' for female
Of African descent, known as Charlotte Medley,
got into trouble last mig ht follows Il appears
That James and Charlotte have been living to
ge;her man and wife in the alley south Of the
First Pres by,erian Church for some time past
Last night, Richard jefferson, chap nearer In
color 70 Charlotte than Mullen, took a fancy to
her, ard calling at the house proposed to supplant
ths latter aud larry ali night with her. She de-
eidsdiy objected TO such a dark exchange, when
her cO4Ossd lover commenced iEbreaking tn ings %
Mullen and Charlotte complained at the Fourth
ard station house, and the result was the ar.
rest Of all three Of the parties and their conne-
ment for the nigh; In the station-house.
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THIS EVENING,
Tom King VIII give his Comic limitations of
CLASSIC sII44TTgg4RY

HORSEBACK!
Have you seen old u ~
ID AN GA X ID N z r
In his great Burlesque Dance. A La Csbssteyl
AND ScARAMoucH!
The Beautiful MILE hELOISE Every Evening
The Great Zon1vs Halt
Must be seen 10 be appreciated.
DON J JAN
Every Nightrntil further notice
NEW NOVELTIES IN PREPARATIoN!
Scale Of Pypess-0rohester Chars 70 cents; Dress
Circle % oonts; Children under 10 years Of age 10
Dress Circle Is cents; Social Range Is cents; Col
ored Gallery IS GENTS; Colored Boxes 50 oonts,
Doors open at O'Clock; performances viii eom-
mence at precisely. feT
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The PRoPosvD CRY RAILRoAD-Editor Star:
On the city Railroad bill az it parsed the Senate,
there 10 provso that three per cent Of the gross
receipts shall be reserved for school purposes
very commendable object, grant, II attainable
Now, II Is usually calculated that from SIS to 90
per cent Of the gross receipts Of city railroads Ia
paid ont IN expenses for running the road. Sup.
pose. then. the expenses for running this road
should be 90 per cent: then add to this the 3 per
cent which would make % per cent leaving 2
per cent then take, say per cent from that, for
an eccumulating fund for repairs Of road, &c
would leave dividend Of per cent for the
stoc kholders No sane man would take stock with
such dividend The mistake IL that, instead of
taxing the gross receipts the tax should have been
put upon the profits or dividends. II the bill,
finally, passes In its present form, fear we shall
have no railroads built and the omnibus line
will have another year to run. The friends Of
this very desirable improvement, long postponed
by conflicting interests, had better look into the
matter. A PROPERTY HOLDER.
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"OBiTuARY."-Se crowd gathered around
the old pump on the Avenue Between 9th and
10Th streets, north side, this morning, we APP
Of the sforesaid pump decently tied up, and a
large piece Of paste-board suspended to II, on
which was Inscribed In large characters "Obit-
uaTy.-Died on the LIST December, 1861 at his sts .
ton on Penn. av. between 9th & 10Th streets this
pump. He served the community long and we'll
but receiving no assistance from the powers that
be, coneluded 70 play out. coMMIssIosKR
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OLD TRINITY CHURCH The war against Mr.
Rathorn, proprietor Of the livery stable In old
Trinity Church, still continues, and Yesterday
morning nine warrants for his arrest for ons
Of CORPORATION laws were served upon him by
Pstrolman Pendle. -Four Of the warrants charge
him with keeping q livery stable without a
licenses four with converting building into a
no stable shall be within fifty feet Of dwelling;
aud one with washing carriages on the side walk
10 Is stated that 70 urteen warrants have already
been issued against Mr.. Hathorn. The cases
rgainst him viii be tried before Justice Walter
on "wednesday next
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II NC KsKlN YES!
Ramsburg & Ebert, .
los HIGH STREET,
GEORGETOWN, ID, C.
The only manufacturers of Genuine BUCkSKlN
GLOVES, MILITARY GAUNTLETS, and
MlTTENS in the District
Qfhoers' Gauntets made to order.
Rpckskin drawers And Shirts. ais
thh tk. HI. -. hUOU 81
Is Constantly receiving, and hiss aways on hand,
O. full -suppy of al the most csiebrated n
WATCH IS thai o. Q manufactures In Eng IA
lard, Swltzs ria1d =, America both in 30 q
and Silver cases. He also cps arKe stO-k u
fine JE w kL.RY OF the mOst desirable sly les seI
VITA diamonds, Emsrslds, Rablss aad AL ether
Gems. He Is also manufactunns al kInds Of SO nd
Sta -datd Silver Ware. ard keeps Swords. kevol-
Rssors. soissors Sold. silver And steel spect,-
Giles, and q fre,t variety Of other things usuary
kept In Jewe ~ Store. and o at the very lowest
pr1oe No. 33o Pa. avenue, between Sth and 10th
streets. fe l6-tf
A FINE sssortmenI Of Ties, Collars, suspsn-
q GERS, shirts, Trunks. Hats and Caps, 81
SMITHS, No. 400 18th street, opposite Post
A LII KINDS OF FANCY GROCERIEs AND
"A Suffers 6oods "a Aend and for sale loy b
s+sava U.s. p 'vsaus5 sssl Is :.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by a respectable
w young Eirl, as chan hsrmsid; Is = 1rtt rsts
hand at dom. up ladies 6neries. Can brig good
recommendations If desired. Call at "a 20. ave,
south sida. fe I9 ST.
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WANTED-Every person TO know that I am In
w the market ready to psy cash for al srtIoles
in the housefurnishIng line, Those leaving the
city, or havlng surplus, Will do wsli ~ o,l. X.
BUCHLY, 42S Seventh ST.. between 6 and n ais
teast sids,) Dsaier in New and Second hand Fur
a
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WANTED.-We are now buying SECOND
W HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which We are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housekeeping, or
having surplus CT tuTnlt4re, Wi fri il 20 their
advantage 70 give rs = ozN.
BONTZ Il 6RIFFIrE,
je lS-H No. 2fo 9TH St. hpcu. 7 ann = IT'S.