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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
Senator Summer.

The distinguished Senator from Massa-
.husettS arrived last evening, ana to-day
ne was overwhelmed with calls rom MEM
bers of the diplomatic corps ana Republic
can Senators and members. Among the
prominent visitors We're Secretary Bout
we'll, Baran Gerolt, the Prussian Minister,
and the new French Minister Count Treil-
hard. Mr.. Sumner is in fine health and
spirits after his lecturing tour, in which
ne realized about eight thousand dollars.
I'm the course of his iourneyings he met
all classes Of people, and was everywhere
well received Hereafter he will not make
anv engagements to lecture, except ocoa-
sionallv in Boston, New York and Phila-
delphia. He expresses himself as greatly
pleased with his visit to pennsylvania. lie
saws he looks forward 10 the day when
tiiat great Commonwealth Will be one of
the most powerful in the Union. Her oil
regions alone are more product We of
wealth, the Senator thinks, than the silver
mines of Nevada, California Mexico and
Peru combined With regard To the al
legged interview between himself and a re-
porter of the Chicago RCpUbhctui, MI.
Sumner saws that while such an interview
did take place, he has been most grossly
misrepresented as to his reported remarks
about the President and the san Domingo
treaty. The conversation was private
one, intended mainly for the ear of Hon.
Isaac n. Arnold, Mr.. summers intimate
friend. The Senator has no sympathy
with the new party movement lie IS as
firm as ever i'm his adherence To the priu-
Ciplss of the Republican party. As might
be expected, he is opposed 90 any action
that would lead 10 a war with England.
All such efforts, coming from whatever
quarter, he looks upon as dangerous i'm the
IHVudD'pbiU Press,
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Letter from Sullivan.

ARCADIA, TENN, Dec. It'll
70 he EI50Ors ofHn CbrOaic,c:
Sixteen miles from the railroad raining
"a cold cast rain, with just wind enough to
make indoors extremely desirable, espe-
sally when one has a fire Of green hiCko-
ny to eit hy and large mellow apples 10y
thc baskctful to eat.
Thanksgiving, for the first time, WAS al
most generally observed by the people in
he counties of upper East Tennessee.
Families long separated wero brought to-
gether, aud happy reunions were had in
real New England style, and turkey, mince
pies and good things of all kinds were
abundant. Chancery Court wac in session
at Blountville aC that time, aud, 10y con-
%ut Of the bar The day was observed by
the Court adlournlng.
". j. Phillips, the former Deputy, has
been appointed Cicri; and Master at
Elountville
There will be a special term of the Chan
eery Court held ut B.ountville cOmmenc-
ing the I'd Monday i'm January. Circuit
Court was in session list week there, and
justice TO IL good officer uompels us TO say
shat no man renders as near complete sat
hfaction, and does his duty as honestly and
faithfully as Capt. n. *. Hacker, the new
Attorney General for this circuit and Hon.
". e. Gillenwuters, tina, iucorUptible and
able jurist, was presiding, WHO Is honOred
y
0st, courteous and di nided manner as
presiding officer The farmers are now en-
Toying the sweet rest that follows their
summers labor. a hGuutful Providence
has blest them with abundant crops.
have heard number, OF farmers say that
this season for plenty has not been equal
led in twenty years. iurlNs, pumpkins,
and everything necessary 10 the comfort Of
man and beast can he bought aL moderate
figures, and in any quantity. Horses and
mules are offered for sale in large numbers
snd there are but few purchasers, though
few lots have been driven South. Cattle
are scarce and ut fabulous prices. Hogs
are scarce, large numbers having died with
sholcra, bat there will he enough for home
consumption, and some to spare. An I'M
usual large crop OF wheat has hoen sown,
and the farmers are ready for winter wca-
ther. Apples are not abundant, but con-
siderable quantities are stored away for
for Christmas, one gentleman in this
county has fifteen hundred bushels, A
great many young apple trees from the
nurseries of Richmond, Va, are being
planted out this season i'm this city and the
adjoining counties in Virginia.
HENRY.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21

DUBLIO SPEAKERS AND SINGERS WILL Pun
4 the LOEenges invaluable for clearing and strength
ening the voice. There particular directions 70
be observed in the use Of them. Containing nothing
deleerous, they be take freely requisite.
One two Lozenges dissOlve gradually in the mouth
repeating it II necessary will almost invariably give
immediate relief many of Hoarseness loss of
voice. Coughs irritation Soreness of the Throat &C.,
oecasiOned by cold unusual exertion Of the VI al
Organs. For Bronchits Asthma, &C. of long standing.
it will be necessary to take them frequently,
sion requires
R5-Sop the little cough or soreness of the throat and
Lungs in time, and uARl'S LOZENGES WILL Do
IT. TRY THEM.
PRICE 10 (enir per BOX.
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Damon'S Stock Powders.

V'HEsE POWDERS ARE PREPARED FROM
i Medicines which possess Laxative, Tonic and Puri-
duce the most beneficial results. AS laxative, they
xpe from the stomach and intestnes all foreign sub
stances As a tonic they increase the and strength
of the system; and as purifier they clease the blood
and lay the foundation for strong and healthy circu-
lation. They preventive of Lung Fever. and an
excellent remedy for all the diseases to which this
bic animal subject. Their strengthens the lungs
and ri, smooth and glossy appearance 20 the skin.
AMI BY increasing the appetite give yigOr and strength
to the whole system.
asricn NJ cemf. ner RnN
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DIRECTIONS
Harris MagnoIian Cough Drops.
PRIcE ar RoTTLB . GENE.

This medicine can confidently be recommended tor
all diseascs of the Throat Bronchial Tubes and LunRs
It IL invaluable as remedy for Copgha, Colds. Los
of Voice. Sore Throat, Influenza, Dptheria Bronchitis
loarTcness Group, Whoopng Cough, Asthma and SpIt-
ting of Blood. Ii does profess cOnsumpiC n
but from the largely demulcent and balsamc character
of the ingredients of which is composed II "a claimed
that il will do all for this dire disease that aHB (ou0h
Medicine d.
This medicine contains NO OPIUM. or other ingre-
dient of deeterious character and be given with
the confidence and safety in every stage Of the
disease and to patients of every age Dose from ten
drops to teaspOOnlu according to the age OF the pa
tent and repeated in eyfry instance Ms the urgency
the case requires in one, two. three or four hours.
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price. a5 cents per Box.
DIRECTIONS For USE.

For Lung Fever or any symptoms Of the disease tsvs
a Tablespoonful three times n day. 49,
For CHAMBERS lIeaves, Dstcmper, Founder courhs
and other complaints To which the Horse : SDbfHct
give a tablespoonful three times day UNI 4 cmye Is
cfected-which is generally produced in q 81 dsys
These powders If used two three tim te" at du
ring the spring and winter months, vii 20 -aDt you,
horse from being attacked by these PlvrS sases
and greatly increase their usefulness hs'i'"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


SENATE BILLS on THIRD BEADING.
To repeal an act passed December ?,
1858, to regulate forriages in Union county.
Passed.
TO compel various County Courts to have
bridges hereafter to be built baDistercd.
Passed.
For the benefit of the Clerks and Masters
~ Chancery. Passed.
TO amend the law in regard to payment
Of costs in criminal prosecutions. Passed.
STATE TAXES.
Senate bill fixing the State tax o's very
hundred dollars worth Of property at so
cents, was reported by cie Committee on
Finance and Ways and Means. 1t was Ia
ken up on its second reading aud test
vote taken, which resulted as ollows:
Ayes-Messrs. Ca-on, Cooper Of Bedford,
topper of Davidson, Faulkner, Green,
Hart, Hawes Luttrell, Palmer, Pearson,
Peyton, and Speaker 1honas-l2.
Noes-Mcssrs. Cubbins, Eason, Ethe-
sidge, Hall, Martin, Morris, Nelson and
Slaughter-S.
The bill was then reconmitted to the
Finance Committee.
BY Mr.. Cooper, of Bcdturd-A bill to re-
peal chap. - of the acts Of i-GT5O to anne nd
the revenue laws of the State and to re-en-
act sections G7S,6!g, U5u.BsI, $50, 356, 4S2 q
the Code, The bill provides that the tax
OH merchants and those engaged in the
business of buying and selling merchan-
disc shall be levied and collected under the
&w rs they were in force previous to the
yassage of chap. As Of the acts of lS69-7O
this act TO take effect from aud after the Isl
Of January, 1871. Passed.
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EEOtIIc.

HOUSE BILL on FIRST READING.
10 amend the law in relation to practi-
eing and pleading criminal cases. Passed.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. Steele a bill so repeal an act to
amend the revenue laws, passed January,
$50, and to revive sections 3J~, iS2, 67S,
e79, $50, 6Sl and GS2, and taxing all mer-
shandisc brought into che State one per
cent. on the invoice cost. Passed.
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DR.. M. LytIe's EIixer!
TOg THB CURE
Diarrhea, DySentery, Bloody Fiux,
CHOLERA M0RBUS, PAINFUL PURGING, sum.
MER COMPLAINT. CRAMP AND collie.

The want Of a medicine Of this character has long
been felt by the community and has induced the pro-
prietors by thirty years trial in private 10 intro
duce it for the benefit Of the public as staple family
medicine. 1t does not net astrngent alone, bat
by reducing the acidty Of the secretng membranes Of
Of the bowels, reduces the inflammation hence per
forms thorough cure
The proprctOrs take the liberty Of stating 20 the pub
lc that perfect receipt (Which il guaranteed
for the of the aforementioned discases exists in
the world. being entirely vegetable and containing nc
sugar Of lead other npXIOus drug mineral. And
they would further say that the preparation has met
the hearty approval Of numerous physicians who have
DIRECTIONS
To adults tablespoonful after each passage, four
times day; To children under ten, halt-tableepoun
fu az required. 70 children under I've teaspo nfth.
To children under two or three "a Tablespoonful
required and by carefully administering as directed il
will never fail
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
ChnnCerN Land Sale.

Robert Harper. Administrator, &c. Parr Morris
et ais. .-
IL PURSUANCE Or. A DECREE OF THE CHAN
| Gerry Court at Knoxville, pronounced in the
above named cause on lth November ultr will
On Saturday, 7th January, 1871,
the court house door in Knoxville offer for sale 70
the highest bidder. a tract OF land containing
% ACRES,
Situated ia the la Civil District of Knox county, and
heinz the same heretofore purchased uy Ohm Y. Wells
nj -rlo hy t'e grnyr Iler aui Master under decree
IN -uid rau... III. b1mIHr.s given taE OF sale'
Ivuea-r.I, pom r, uus.H credit ua t-'" from
HII rent " redemption. N.r.. ner.a u- from
div .i .aI.. .u. ..... ...I.. ..... .. pug
chaser. .'. -..' r.. ..H y
...--.I..-. .... ...- ".. . ... d.
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The following transfers OF real estate have
been tiled in the Office Of the Recorder OF Deeds
eince our last report:
November 9th-Amos Kendall to r.. W. Fe.wick
L. sansfe p.s; 3 s@ 70 p sa
e. Spsn suIsn and ks part 80
sub. g. square AS
u SQUARE SCI: Sl;e0 A: sharp ct al 70 G. B.
snd st. sansrs rs 70 iHs
Taii,t, rar,s - and i. square GO; eco Blake and
Novep6es Ilth,,-Msry z. Reafern to John Sic
w. P.tsr;Sn, s1Is >: g s. SQUARE sci; $50 same
Ssiss Fenxief e n e sedSs as.e . u.s.
I; SQUARE s2s; s.@o Mary Ne, ,o Evans 70 4. NJ
s.1y c.q:in: :aS 5 s.asie III; s. g. fin Gi T.
more 10 =. II nsr.h, IL to 10, square III: aisoo
$50 & Condor to Peter NJ S San ~ s1 po1ts
hi soysm sS@ar isi aS De Geek
smith to b Patch. sub. 60, square szs, o. Go: g.
Jane: Eraser 70 sophia viii SUBS and 8, square
south halt m pG@Ss 10 MMSy E9Oss
B. Wilson, part 8, square Ns, s5s2io; W Todd
to Part t. S.a sps sub Gn. G saasis 'sAP
s.ls H. s ssf s.. + tsssa
ward ct al to } 5. Tickenor. part O. square as5.
Si.6l; W Hicks to Josephine J. Hicks, sub. 5,
s,nsre Isl sub l. square. ~ part 4. suaTe 5ss,
Robert Wilson to Albert Grant, part 23, square 81
800; M Martha n q Mcknight to L. A. Wood, 10,
hnsworth west haf7, square ,62O, 500; A. Eberiy,
square 2s2. 34yCe. " ~ ~
November lsth.--S. H. Plat to d. Jones. sub Is.
,qusre 6l6: lquit claim.l Thomas Jackson to l.,
yeiIies, subs. Il and 10, square l99; $500. Myra
Clark Gaines to q. Appleby, part 5, square 81:
tauit elailns COLUMBUS Alexander to same; same
SQUARE ls; 3no: Lewis Csrusi to q. A. Beaysns,
pert o. square $50; 81 80. T. Brady TO w. M
Seffcn, 4, square $40; Sl9Oo. j. d. Bond TO III
Robinson, sub. q, square 76O 5000 Same 10 same.
Vart ID, square 76l: 81 $50. Same 10 same sub IA
square srs %4 $500 THONGS Peter to D. Bond. pat
Part 3. SQUARE !53; $1,000. Eliza Ann Taylor to W.
h. ames, part H. square 66; $50.
parts and 5, square 49,: S7as. j. T. Hsrrsil ct a.
70 0eorge cunningham part 10, square g74: Ss5 H.
hysSn to samuel Middletop psrt2 square li $500
go; s4Gfs. j. f. May TO q. H. Holden. sSb a.
square 6a2: $3.50. r. Coombs to Kate F. How,
ard, part sub. 2, square 7f3; $500 james Wilee 10
John Van Buskrk, subs q and q, square 49, 5000
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HORRfRLE DEATH FROM HYDRO.
PHOBIA.
A Nan Dies Three Months After
RetDg Bitter by n Mad Dog

Nr. Enslsh. the keep Of the western pike toll
gate leading from Alexandra to Fairfax, who
was bitten last sommor by dog supposed to be
suffering with hydrophobia, and upon whom
that terrible disease was recently developed
died last evening about six O'Clock from exhaus-
ton after the most intense suffering. The
deceased was bitten in August last through the
hand, and at the same time his wife and the
children were Also bitten by the dog which was
a pet in the house. Mrs. English aud the
under their clothing, and thus far thev have
SHOWN no symptoms OF the disease. The ply
siclans therefore think it probable that the
clothing through which the dogs teeth passed in
prevented them from contracting the frfRhtful
disease. Mr.. English died in the most terrible
agony. In his lucid intervals, feeling the spasus
coming en- he would notify all 70 leave him
The united efforts Of four men we're required TO
control him, and they were finally compelled 60
chain him to the floor
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street. hetween sch and 18th street. east; which
veIe pss ed. =
Mr. Palmer, from the committee on claims. re-
ported faNorahly Get for the relic. 81 Francis
Mitchell; passed. Also. act for the re ef OF A
Nc Ii eDzie aid J. " Nightingale The bill pr lvid-s
fnr the payment o. clerks employ cd IN the Authors
ofce 81 the rate of SO 20 per day After long siege
Of cilatory otions, the iii was passed.
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For Mems. Youths and BOYS ready N de
Clothing, call at OpEON HALL,
n,22,6 SCI Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

OpEoN HALL, Sol Pennsylvania avenus.-For
well made Clothing. 60 20 P. wALLAcR's. u,29,e
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LADIES GARMENTS At one dollar each. Nerv
large assortment OF Brackets. immense stock
OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods fer the HOLIDAYS.
Also, large stock OF fancy Brackets AZ one dol
lar each, At JoBN WALLAcR's,
1851: $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BRoOMs, BRUSHES, BASKETS,
| ROPE, CORDA0E, TWINB, NAILS,
MATS, BLACKING, MATCHES,
| WRAPPING PAPER,
STATIONERY, &C., SC
BRUSH FACTORY
| BRUSHES of every description kept CONSTANT,
Oh hand and manufactured to order
AT THE
| WOOD AND WILLOW WARE DEPOT
629 d STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND I'm,
| Washington, d. c.,
At WHOLESALE ONLY
NOES SIGN OF THE BIG BASKET.
Fairbanks Scales.
COAL, BAY, PLATFORM
AND COUNTER SCALES,
MOTIONS SPRING BALANCE SCALES,
BUTTER AND BUTCHER SCALES, &c. ac.
HERRING'S SAFES,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS.
HAY AND STRAW CUTTERS,
STABLE FURNITURE,
WEATHER vANEs,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON JACKS,
BAY AND MANURE FORKS,
CURRY COMBS AND BRUSHES
STABLE BROOMs,
MEASURES, BASKETS,
SELVES. wRENCHEs,
HORSE BUCKETS AND CHAINS,
STABLE BARROws,
CORN SHELTERS,
CORN BARRELS,
&c, &c.
IRON TRAY BARROws,
wHEELBARROws,
CANAL BARRows,
STORE TRUCKS,
GRlNDsTONES,
FIELD AND STREET BOILERS,
ROAD Oh STREET FLOWS,
Road OR DIRT SCOOPS,
SAND SCREENS,
AMEs' sHOvELs AND SPADES,
PICKS. AXES. AATTOCKs,
HOES AND RAKEs,
NAILS, ROPE,
CROWBARS,
RATTAN BROOMs, &c.
IRON COFFEE HILLS,
SUGAR MILLS.
LARD PRESSES,
HAY PRESSES,
BALING ROPE,
CORN sHELLERs,
HORSE POWERS,
sAw MILLS, &c.
Butchers Tools
OF ALL KINDS.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND FILLfRs,
MORTON SPRING BALANCE SCALES
DISH SCALES, LARD PRESSES,
CLEAvERs, MEAT SAWS, KILLING AXES
WILSON'S KNIVES AND sTEELs,
MINCING KNIVES. BOWLS. &c.
ALL KINDS OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
SEEDS AND FERTlLIzERs.
JNO. a. BAKER.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
| LOUISIANA AvEsrz.
noe cost Between 9th and 10th Streets.
To CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
I aatins purchased ss government salss larg
WHEEL'sA.HaH SHss. ,t saeys 1hssS-,.,.
ssd H akaD iRa IXxAeos
81 so' It'll r. s:s;: 4
DISCOURAGE HOME MASUTACTUREs.
WASHINGTON GLASS Ho USE,
| Corner 18th street west and street north,
Are now prepared g Manufacture all kind, q
sonable terms and shortest notice - VIC "o'' reA
90 On hand Large supply OF the best oualitv q
CHl4NlEs OF ali sizes and patterus t""i''
| strict attention paid to private MOULns
L GIORGE LANGON. Superin,anaan,
| IONS JOHH rUxDY, Proprietor
\ Factory. s " 10 YIN Uni
Taos1 SILK UhBRlLLAy
e sloss ths@ cut q RliHoST Loan oho.
| uboeeoooos 1855 RomsylVo1nS aVS .SGS y
| VABLB KAIvuD AID Forks, :
ct IN ner et.A
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REAL Estate SALB.-By Thomas T.. wagoa-
man, real estate broker and auctioneer part OF
lot No. Z, in subdivision OF square numbered
50, 20 VIM. Metcalf, for sfs5.
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MohDEEs OF THE MIcRosCoPR.-Dr. T.. p.
instructive lecture on this subject AZ IiSScoi,,
Hal. On thursday evening next, illustrated
with microscopic and Photographic views, VAT
Iy ma gniked. S"s' 'Ss
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ADJUSTMENTS. &C.

Tatio-al Barney Williams and wife
in ''The Eme raid Ring"
WaIss Crsra Rsass.-Nrs. James A. Oates
Comic Opera and Bsriesqae Trodpe.
Odd Fsgosrs' Hal, Efg Yard--Panorama,
Brish Italian, German and American Scenery,
fcr The benefit OF 81 Peeers Church.
H2niter's Art 0Asfery, ses tn erect
BsrIOv's Gallery OF OF Paintings, 1886 Pa.
kve.
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MILE. NILSSON not being alba 10 ohtain
Lincoln Hall for two Consecutive NIGHTS in ths
early part Of December, will not visit Washine-
ton until February.
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NAVAL CONTRACTS AwARDxp.-Mr. Theo-
core Mosher OF this city, has been awarded the
contract Tor furnishing 5000 feet OF 81 inch
Geek plank to the Bureau Of Construction and
repair, Navy Department, at SO per thous and
Ieet. and 5. p. Brown & Son, the contract FOR
$50 Der thousand feet.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
RY THOs. BOWLING. Auctr: Georse;-Sn.
ThUSTEE-S SALE.

TkusTEEs SALE.
BY virtue Of deed q iLast, dsted t1gnsi
- and Il, No i6 fciiO "a &C Of The land rec ,Iis
Of Nsshlngtsn county, District g Columbia snd ,,
a. rgbie srs;.on II iro,, q the preuais.s on NOS
oeaek Sn q T., ~ :, SSrs T. = s a.
District II Colambia. known and Distinguished -
Bssnnins At he md Of line d 9Sa esi
easterly IN the s2uih eide II ecu,h street from Its
tasterly by and with the --uth line OF south street
ieet inches; thence southerly and parallel 18th
b. and with the north line u bird ale fe Se'
inches; tberce rurrher'y AID parallel with High
Ming, with the Improvements thereon,
lem Of sale; One bell ash; sof Which slo9 must
mebts to be raid m ard 6 mouths. with interest
trom day OF sale and secured ~ ded Of trust on the
within i've days after day Of sale, otherwise the
rrstee reserves the right 20 resell ~ the rick and
purchaser. wm p oASSlN, Trustee.
no76i THos. BOWLING, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet'r; Georse,Own,
TRUsTkEs SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL Es.
TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed Of trnst TO the undersigned.
,iated May u, lssl. aud duly recorded amons TIE
NOON, Novemb.r Yeth. $50. al o'clock. part OF
Georceown, fronting IS feet on the eas. side 4 sh
street being directly opposite the termination OF
substantial two-story Frame Dwelling Bon-e.
Terms: One third cash: and tie balance in and u
and stamps at the cost O. the purchaser A deposit
OF 80 required s. soop as s pEsgsEty struck on.
ne2a ThoMas DNo'WIisGH, i Acct.
EEoRGETowN DOLLAR STORE is receiving
NJ large and superior stock II Jet and Fancy yer'
PietpTs Frames, Sck af hes, .ad Plain Ware
Ssss Si5s'n' for No
(yo0p NnMs To THE PEOPLE OF THE
splendid Black veTeteens. Bisci siS1 and saiin.i
Of o hc.s All eS.a, Linz
Ia: 70 s 1, solo reeardl,s. Of cost: An Who in
che auction house OF L. GuTMAN, III Bridge st..
S ssS AUCTION sstprd.y ., u olS1cS 2.
salesman. poIf-?,y
RABGAINs IN IN DRY G0ODsi
BENJAMIN MILLER,
lo1 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. O.,
Is ceiling great bargains in all kinds OF WINTER
SS,ODs; money can be saved By giving him q cali
Black SiRs, Velytteens. English Saline, Merinoe..
Irish Popiins. Plaid Poplins and Serees, Black Al
blankets, Flannels. Cloths and Cassinere..
Jugias Celebrated hid Gloves Jeseph's Kid Gloves,
Emtrcideries. Hamburg Work. and Real Lacss. Mo
NEW sT0Ck.-Just received, a large assortment
~ q first class REApY,MADE CLoTHIsG,
-Ss n. ssp!s % S5
order. Please examine ny stSSk before ppresssins.
no2lm No. 50 Bridge street.
- GHiLpkENs CAST OFF GG6THfNa,
aeOrsstcSn or wssSiSstcn attended to- mo" ocs iS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

AssACLTHD AND RoBBED.-Last night Oficers
hchenry and Ingle heard the cry OF '.police /"
ON the corner OF 18th and streets while on
man named Harris laying on the pavement
wounded in the head by . blow indicted by
some parties unknown. His coat and cap had
been taken from him, search was made and the
coat found in q lumber pile near BY, with the
pockets turned inside ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

FRENCH ErRUscAN JKwRLgY,
French jet Jewelry,
Oroide Buttons, Studs,
Silver-plated Spoons,
Vases, Satche!s. Chromos,
Brackets, Hat.racks,
eceiyed to-day at Priggs Dollar S.nre
20. 451 Pennsylvania avenue, between !, and
tn streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

GEORGE p. GOFF,
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER ~
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
CROCERS SHELF AND STORE FURNITURE
AND NOTIONS,
BROOMS, BRUSHES, BASKETS,
ROPE, CORDA0E, TWINR, NAILS,
MATS, BLACKING, MATCHES,
WRAPPING PAPER,
STATIONERY, &C., Sc
BRUSH FACTORY
BRUSHES OF every description kent constantly
Oh hand and manufactured to order
AT THE
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE DEPOT
629 ID STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 7ru,
co,s. Washington, ID. C.,
At WHOLESALE ONLY.
NOES SIGN OF THE RIG RASurr