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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
"Lady E1Sin,"
READY FOR THE SPRING TRADE
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS

In various parts Of the land have unrcServ-
edly endorsed them. They are in IKE upon
numerous lines Of Railway, including the
UNION PACIFIC and the PENNSYLNA-
MA CENTRAL, and officers Of these roads
with other prominent Il. X. officials endorse
them as the best Watches for the use Of X.
X. employees and travellers yet introduced.
The following are presented us specimens
Of these testimonials:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
:. They are of denominations Of
$1,000, $500 and 500,

bearing Interest AT the rate OF six per cent
in coin, payable May lSt and November
lSt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
Ia . - Ia . . .
Endorsed and recommended 10y the Pr,-i
dent OF the Faculty of the r. Medical
College OF the City OF New York.
ppnrrssnR Il = NEWTON NJ IL

Professor and President Of the Faculty, late
Professor OF Theory and Practice of
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
GEORGETOWN.

"Jrsf AnouT MIpDLISe. '-Cn Tuesday afternoon
latt about oclock two coored boys applied at the
store OF GesSfss W stroud 81 Bridse stree, and
IN CONVEX sation the other quietly slipped IS unds
OF midd In IS from side the front door Into ba
ineton That WAS the a,t seen 81 The ah.vss n,
niddling either
A INV Fed STORE has been opened by Mr.
george n Fox. on Hi gh street, inst below Bridge
had at the lowest prices. He Sas The snntr can De
supDly ing the Washington Fire Department. See
bis sdvel tisemelt.
The CONCERT OF rHs Masonic CHOIR At For
re3t this evening affords the citiIcas OF George
town an opportunity of enjoying aa mu sicsl trsst
Without the time and trouble Of going to Washing
ton for it, and the best talent in the District has
most Critical OF concert goers.
.MoRIUAky RsPoRr.-Tbe following 10 the report
2. tAe Board OF b eath for the month 81 November:
mole nn1ber OF deaths, as 10 males, 10 females 70
eeteie = pneumonia heart disease ], apoplexy 1,
pntpisn pnimoRatfs !, cancer I, white swelling 4,
asphyxa chronic darr hcsa I, smothsred l. ulcer
PtVsirat1onl cholera infsptum old age l. and IN
knowp >; The ages OF the deceased were: Under 10
between 10 and 20 ye1rsl ]. between 30 and %
D, Al one 90 years.
The CRAM MARKrr is dull, there being only one
transaction to day, that Of a sale of 500 busheis
good RED Whe It to arrive at &l.sI -"
CHEAP CLoTHrNs-Tvo colored man pss.;pv
Nordin gers clothing store on Bridge aear Congress
street Yesterday afterr oon, grabbed SIX pairs Of
pants from the sAsw rack, ana made Oh. There O.
Eordlipger and some Of Bis clerks. which resulted
n ne capture OF two pairs of the stolen pants but
one OF me thieves with the other four pair Knocked
Sale OF .PEoPKRry on GAY srREEr.-Jobn ]
Dogue, real estate agent, has sold the two story
frame dwelling on the south side Of Cav between
Sohgress and Washington streets to Mrs Neon for
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ALEXANDRIA.

RABIEs:-A dog beloo eins to Mrs Ma-kh.m. Iiv.
ing at Fairfax s;ati,n, ON the o., A. and N. r. h :,
allied He had bitten calf OF Mrs NJ ark ham s. a
dog Of MT Hoekin's, fine horse belonging to Rich
MITCHELL. the agent of the station. All these an
imals have since died the cat having prevousip Of
son OF Mr.. Mitchell, aged about seven years No
pmp'oms OF the dicease have yet appeared in the
mad stone in possession Of q women there, but II
could not be made to adhere to the bitten place
There Is great excitement in Fairfax on the subject
CoRoNER's !NQUEsT.-Coroner Samuel Beach held
an inquest day upon the body Of colored woman
named Betsey Campbell, who WAS run over ye,ter-
day enins 10y the cars 1T the Intersection Of pin
cess snd Henry streets and severely injured that
In evidence that the deceased ives standing on the
railroad track when the Manassas train was return
ing from va hingtop, and that in aftem pting to
JUMP ont Of the way she fell and was run over The
verdict was In accordance with the above fact
CoLORFD FREE MAsoNs.-The Union Grand
this city last night ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
THE COURTS.

| rHB TREASURY KABBzZLYNENr cAsE-rHE IRA,
OPINION sS. sEs
sns y, MI Court Jadse G..ttsr delivered an
sS.i 1ss b s ss' ss
the PRAYED for by the s%%.t
u iSss .ss 70 ss fra that
and amend the statutes reistins te
~ and tss s.t: JPy
sSs snr e sei: sse:
fishing the Interior Department, &c, but onIy re-
paest nss 70 e the
lore u dd not repeal az claimed. whole statute
gated found 18th ssetion Of TIE acf Of
hatssr ESQ; An act TO provide for the
ths ;sfe aespir g transfer and Of
treasury Act In f.ssid 70 the secona Sub
court held that the moment government officer re-
property of The bank, and Then the property If
SIenspt ~ SIst as would have been the
bank and scknow lodged its recsipt. II ''oni the
MI Merrich asked that exec piions he noted AMI
ths iTr a seoionsl PRAYER, Ola which they to
Nh Harrington opened the case to the Jury claim
sin ply inaure whether the ofieace Charged has has
Mr.. Riddle followed for the defense. arguing that
there was no proof as to money being the PACK
Or in fact that such bank the First National Of
sfon apse in Sshs 81 s1 Ss in
mao ietorned to make clear breast ofthe AFFAIR and
,t Judge Fisher made the closing argument. urzips
Ds S Sey to do their duty in ths
saised II tSey Would 81 me pgsSnsr and
ss cs,s5 to mercy The law however must be vim
their Gaze, and were entitled TO a verdict. p'''eu
r. VERDICT OF GUILTY
Inc Jnry retired about u 'ock and durins thai,
80 ii: %ssisr' ' 4 i. II. ..." ~ "u' VIII
thH Jury same s, into ecur sns the prisoner having
an 10 the sqey Of tn. Wan
MI Mr. Merriek gave notice Of a motion for new
$40; also charged with Obstructins TIE Sidewalk.
S. John srSpaush on. Ssinf John AK and
up hs,, ga ssss"Hnbiy; SECS Cohen giving
in the street; IS. Lewis smith, coIored. v.grsncy
WsEeT and Lew !fe Fillmore sG ".
grants; we're sent to workhouse in default Of sscu
ned s Hhn Green e'i'red larceny Of two blankets
AyOyIBFUL WIFE wHIpPER
on On Rachel hsIris. bis wife This i quite q youth.
es IL and
dry dark spots her face from the effects Of
in the i.ce, but she did not Wish him pus.hed but
only Put under as bonds to keep the
ASA LIS AND rHEETs.
Mall Ara I'd sssi: Cssss: BS1ts and
End cram valued at 80 from boat in Geerge.own;
Fined : 20 and costs or three onths in lail Albert
johnson, CHARGED with larceny Of q lot Of rope
in jail. Cherries Burke ard Thomas Cheney coIorcd,
charged with keeping gaming heuse in George
five up" lined { % and costs Adjourned
Z. r. Tyler, ESQ, Corporation Attorney leaves
here this evening for New England, where Re goes
to spt nd the holidays. aud IN his absence T. Tag
CART Esq, will prosecute cases ter the corporation
before this court.
CIrCUlT COrRT To-pAy Jrdgs Hpy1phrsys-
The Of Chew aRt. the Corporation-action for
damages sustain ed BY falling down OWL
charged TO have been f"F' ~e.nnsnr
porstion-was resumed ""Pro'eC'ea ny the Dor
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TIE Missing Colored Man, rsl,m.,.

RInor' Of las ksrder BY AIS W1e-Ssory Of Sen
sdfiondi fortsne Filler, and It's Resusts-Ercite-
nent IN the First Ward.
1T was stated in TIE STAR, a few days since,
mat colored man named John Tillman had
been missing from his home, on 10Th street.
since the 9th instant. and that reward Of s25
mad been offered by Peter Ogden Lodge or Odd
Fellows Tor any information leading to his
Nothing has yet been heard from him, but
to-day . rumor was spread about that the man
had been murdered by his wife, living ON l.
street, from whom he had separated. and his
hearing this our reporter FASTENED to the
First Ward station-h house, where he found
that ncthinS was known OF IL, and on
visiting the designated house on L street
he found a large crowd assembled. and
several reporters hungry 70. :, sation item
Soon after wards Oficor Guy made his appear
ance and entered the house. A crowd soon col
,ecsed, and among them Sergeant Seibold who
had heard the rumor. Mrs. Tillman was aston
ished t9 see 20 many people collected, and de-
MED all knowledge OF her husbands where
premises She. charges that Tiliman's daugh-
Ter. by former marriage, had visited a fortune
teller, who told her this story Of the conoe al
wife;l that abe had started another story, In At
.he tMrs: r. had given the old mans body to
the soctoIs, &c Mrs. Tiilman seemed TO be
declares her intention OF bringing suit aqainst
the origtnators Of the report.
MIR. A. G. CLARK WoN'r TAKE "No,, rop
AN ANswER-He Threatens afs La IN Lore-In
W tdo9J Who Has HiS acknowledgements
Mrs. Catherine Egan, who resides on = street
obtained warrant from Justice Walter. char,
ing one Albert g. Clark with using threats OF
violence towards her, and the warrant was
placed In the hands OF an Off Ger. Mrs Exams
statement is that CLARK has been paving his
addresses to her for some time, nOtwithsta nling
sne did not wish them, but he pressing HIS sujf
and she giving Hmm q negative answer, he
threatened her with violence. She also stated
that she was obliged to have him arrested and
placed under bonds in Baltimore some time
since tor similar threats. 'o
LoTrA appeared to excellent ADVANTAGE Las,
evening at the National Theatre, as % CsninIn
sprIghtly comedies bearing the titles quoted.
and they will be repeated this evening. To,
morrow evening she appears in the dram, M
" FIRE Fly, for her benefit. She will give a
hearts Ease" matinee on SATURDAY. and
closes her engagement on SATURDAY. evening. as
the grand Christmas pantomime, for which, the
management lie making extensive preparafion,
10 to be performed on Monday next.
BUILDING AssoCrATIoNs-Att the 3stb meal,
ing Of the Washington Co operative BuiIdinp
ASSOCIATION, last night, 900 were sold at $40
The Northern Liberties Association. at its s,st
meeting, sold 10 shares at 80 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

ADJUSTMENTS, dc.

kGiional Tssater---Lotts in two characters.
Captain Charlotte" and ANDY b ake''
Ligcola NdH--LSeture by Rev. ID. Newman
On &" TIE many wives Of Utah.o
PotoEGc Hal, IsI1Ad--Fsir for the benefit OF
Grace Church.
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The C0l0r0d schools.

Meeting Of the Board OF Trustees.
a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF Col
ored Schools was held last evening. An allow.
ance Of SIS per month was voted to Mrs. f.
Stewart, school teacher in the Second ward.
as long as she keeps the school of which che Il
nov In charge. The Superintendent then sub
mitted his monthly report, showing he average
number OF pupils in the schools to be 25I-a
corporal punishment-a decrease or 10 whole
number or schools &c, and the average prmber
OF pupils to each school, 49,; average attend
anee, H.. On the l4th Of November the new
school, In the basement of the 18th street Pres
oyterian church, and now has AZ pupils The
study OF the higher branches of arithmetic had
been commenced, IS had also the study of
fecks general philosophy. Two primary
scncois had been opened-one on T. street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th, (Island,) and the other on
A writing class for teachers had BEEN inangn-
rated In the high-school room, and the bosrd
having decided not to change tie Spencerian
sons with Professor Spencer, and the frst Lesson
ent. pieS-
=. The Superintendent was authorized to estab-
nsn one or more ungraded schools In each u.s.
uict ior pupils who could lot, IRON irregular
St.ohuance or otner causes, be graded. Mr.
sypha1 presented the petition of f. ID. Gaines,
anu other citizens of the Sixth Ward, asking
me establishment Of a school in the vicinity Of
leth street east and East Capitol street: laid
oNer Ior inVesueatlon. MI Syphax offered a
resolution requesting the Superintendent to re-
FORT 10 TINS bosrd, at his earliest convenience
TIE CONDITION OF THE SCHOOLS
al me close OF the last sehoo, year. as 1t NAV
appear from Information obtained from anv Of
'he ecnooi records; also the state of the schools
a. ne found them since assuming the duties of
his efftce With such suggestions for their i'm
- -! aAIsts proper. After discus
proyement ss -. ~"~hAr should
sion, it was agreed that eacu .....-
write out his own thoughts for presentation to
the next meeting, and the resolution was passed,
Mr.. king voting In the negative. Mr.. Alexan-
der Henderson. janitor of Stevens school build
ing, obtained leave here TO make statement,
and, quoting an article which appeared in the
R.pattiecn some days since in regard to his
drawing
SO PER MONTH FOR DOING NOTHING,
said that the article was Inspired by mere per-
sonal malice. he then gave glowing account
OF his excessively arduous duties, and said " he
knew who got up all that stuff. Twas Henry
johnson, who sits At the Treasury Department
eoor doing nothing for sloO per month, and
don't pay cent Of taxes here, neither"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
CITY ITEMS.

FINE JET and French Gilt Jewelry receive
this morning at Priggs Jewelry Store.
-D
roR Az 1RRITArxD THROAT, CoUeH OR COLD,
"BTsWn's Bronchial Troches' are offered with
the fullest confidence in their enicacy They
have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the
good reputation they have justly acquired. As
here are iaitations. be sure 10 OBTAIN the genuine
A USEFUL CHRIsTMAs PRESENT is a Sewing
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms at
the Agency, e. BAUM's Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, 40s eth street. Terms to suit the pur-
WRITING DESKS, Work Bexes, Toilet Cases
vases. PorfemonnAies, Catholic and Episcopal
Prayer Books, Bibles, Presentation Juvenile
and Toy Books, &C., at all prices. Initial Pa
per, from A to z, plain and In COLOR.
TOWERS & MUpD,
l2,l2,6 s2s Pennsyivsnis s1snse.
LADIEs' GARMENTS at one dollar each, Very
large assortment OF Brackets. Immense STOCK
OF Jeweiry and Fancy Goods for the Holidavs.
Also, large stock Of fancy Brackets at one dol.
iaI eacn, at JOHN WALLAcH's,
h,S,E o59 Pennsylvania avenue.
---o-
AENYIxI haA All kinda NJ fhHrvnnr> $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

~ .sAL LOAN OFFICE.
GREAT SALE
UNRED EEMED PLEDGES
ROBERT FULTON 4 CO.,
314 NINTH STREET,
BETWEEN PKSxsyLvASIA AVENUE AND STREET,
Commencing
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3D.,
And continuing EVERY DAY
Until 81 l, our USREDEEMrD PLEDGES are
We have the largest and most valuable stock Of
goods e.cr offered for sale in this city.
Two valuable Diamond Sets,
One very hne Pearl Set, Ditto one Coral Set.
And II very fine Gold Sets, % fine Gold Watches,
100 Silver Watches. and 50 Gold Chains,
nusical and Mechanical instruments and
Oil Paintings, Guns aad Pistols,
l Five Pianos. Four Sewing Machines.
Six sets hne Mink Hurs, Blk Zine Dhawls,
/ Sixteen fine Silk Dresses, 900 Now shirts
and Drawers, and other articles Of every descrip-
ton too numerous to mention. which will sell to
PAY ADyANCEg. de1.tf
UyIMEs AID LIQUORS.
FINEST QUALITIEB AT LOWEST PRICES
InPORTHD CHAMPAGNE.
DRY vEBZEHAY-CARTE BLANCHE
From the old house Of Douchs, 1Ds Co., Aarsuii
ss old prices, with the s1dtionsl cost Of freight ID
| dod only, on account OF the war.
SUPERIOR OLD WHIgKIIS.
| Celebrated brands from celebrstsd distilless.
OLD PInB1OKx. OLD BAKER. A0UNrAiN
OLD ROc0CO, AILK-0B-KXNfUUKY, &C.
CoaNAU B8ANDiHs, .v,r,n ,u,,-,
CALIFORNIA AND CArAWBA BkANDI8S
CALIFORNIA WINES, in variety.
SCOTCH AND IRIeH WHIeKIES.
JAnAICA, 81. CROIX, AND AEDrORD RUNS
/ aHHRRIYD. PORTS, AND MADElRAS,
| from low 10 HIGH grades.
| nuRoUNDY, CLARBf AND R1INB WINES
THOAA0 BU80ELL.
| Sseossssv % II. o. Dvsr o.,
| pol 1878 PuNNSYLvANlA AV1MUD.
uOsPIfAL TOR ORILpRlH.-under the car.
| II Of %. y0hnS 9istsrhood. ABBY 20 the SLSIE.
| charge, 1915 Psnnylvanis aTenss. no~m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

The Highlands!
ON THE b. d O. r.. r.
AND THE
BLADENSBURG TURNPIKE,
EIGHT MINUTES RIDE FROM THE CITY.
400 ELEGANT BUILDING SITES,
gIRsT CLASS SUBURBAN Ho-rs,
ALL TIE nA AybSgts sstsp STREETS AR.
THREE PARKS LAID OFF
FINE SPRINGS OF PURE WATER.
RAILROAD FARE ONLY 10 CENTS PER DAY.
AR. R. DEPOT Is UPON THE GROUND.
STREET CARS WILL SOON Run THERE.
CHURCHES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,
Siohh 5iA HfEi sRI sIi n TaE lnAE
$4,000 WORTH S 81 oHsgsEs NOW ON THE
''0 VI fH WITH fP fisf 1f rEtfFsi 0e'iErD
MAGNIFICENT GROVE OF Is ACRES IN
THE OENTERl
SOMETHING NOVEL:
Villas, COTTAGES, and all RESIDENCES
BUILT On LONG TIME PAYMENTS!
And combined with sales Of Lots. Lots also sold
on long timel " so'o
THE CHOICE FOR $3.50.
Proper discounts on cash sales
Parties conveyed TO and from the H,ghlands and
hocn me Place, free Of ezpease Npon Application ar
ne ONCE. Maps, Plans PdnlphIeis and PhofogrGp6,r
vtetrs o. hs Lots and ptlla Sues offered may also :
seen at the Office. ot
No. slOF STREET. OPP PATEN-
-.
noS0tf - S w.,
-- Preprietore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

PERsOSAL-Gen. John C Fremon. Ia.
arrived here and taken possession OF bis winter
quarters; the house he has rented OF Col. g. Al.
Pitcher, eA vermont avenue. Mrs Fremont
~ill also spend the winter here. The presen.e NJ
the family win add much 10 the briinancy of
The Washington society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

SEE ApvKRrIsnKNT Of Frances Shutter
Holder in another column. This device l. just
VIA, every hou-ekeeper wants. A working
specimen may be seen on the shutters Of rHK
STAR cot pting room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

PRIee's Dollar store, No. 457 Pennsylvania
avenue, petween \ and Ith streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

ERAL ROBERT WILLIAMS CARRIAGE
SMASHED The Occupants ThTOUE Ont and IN
;sred.-ShOrtly after IL O'Clock last night.
a serious accident took place on street, near
18th. The horses Of the carriage Of Gen. Rob't
Williams in which were Mrs. j. Madison Cults,
Miss Nellie Giddings and Col. Robt Douglas,
private secretary Of the President took fright,
and the driver being unable 70 manage them,
they ran against a carriage step, smashing the
vehicle, and throwing the occupants out. All
Of them were badly bruised, and q carriage
being sent rQr, Mrs. Cults and Col. Douglas
acre sent to Gen. Williams residence, and Of
ficer Walters conveyed Miss Gidding, TO her
residence near by. A tn boz, containing about
s4 and some memorandum books was thrown
ont of the carriage and Notwithstanding search
MAS made for II By officer Walters and others,
u was not found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

THIS being the first wintry day Of the season
overooats have been In brisk demand, and as q
consequence the throng of customers at Straus'
great clothing depot has been immense. His
stock OF oyercoan Is unusually large, varied,
and well selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

Srsrors RAILROAD AccTDyST-A Boys Foot
Cut OH-Frank Haynes, boy ABOUT 40 year
~ AGE atfempted 10 Jump on the train T. am
New York yesterday afternoon, II the o. rrer OF
ID street and Delaware avcrue, ano fell fndol
The wheels. which passed over I'M. cutting Of
his left foot and injuring inc dght one. He va.
near 80 street, By Gricer Atkinson, and Drs
Elliot and Dexter were summoned, who ampu-
tAted the left leg above the ankle. The boy II
s0w under the charge of DIR. Dexter, and Il
doing well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

TIE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY of
New Jersey have established q local board Of
directors In this city for the purpose Of loaning
tor THIS district. At Q meeting held last eve
nihR, tAe Following oficers were elected 81.
N. hsunmsnn, President; 3. 3. Smoot, vice
president; George II B. White treasurer: r.
b. Marehe, secretary; John II. Liehtner. sssist-
ant secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

FIRH.-About O'Clock last evening house
on I'd street east, near Maryland avenue, took
IRE from . defective fue, and the flames were
extinguished by ofhcer Hamilton j. O'Neil
with the help OF some Of the neighbors. The
premises are owned by Mr.. II. X. Merrymau
and occupied by Catherine Crawford, colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

COIoPKD MrS PROM wAsarsGroS ARRESTED
FOR ILLEGAL Ex0IsTKRINS II MAINLAND
pn Tuesday last, four colored men were Ar
Beeied In BlAdensburg, Md, and taken to the
Marlboro jail and locked mp there, on the
charge OF going from this city % register theiI
names IN Maryland for the purpose Of voting
10 is alleged that there were large number Of
ouch voters, and the Maryland authorities ar
after them with a sharp stick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

- FINAL NOTICE.

A LECTURE for the ben6t Of the Poor viii be
asIiss IN OLD Irisi.g Church, Georgetown, IN
McATEE; subject, the Early Missions Of Maryland.
10 under the auspices u the st. Vincent
de Paul Society. who in their charities know no
creed or sects, but give to ell according TO their
means. delx 2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

ACCIDENTAL the corner OF It'll and streets.
to-day, one Of the hor ses attached 70 car 81 fell
named TiIley, was badly bruised by the horse
falling on him. The horses had been taken out,
90 ~ TO pass the car over, whom the animals
being led too near the hole, one Of them fell In,
with the result stat0d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
NEW GOODS FOR rHE H0LIDAYsl

II as Tor sale great many ARTlCLES SUIrARLI
pp1k Pk1SEkTs, such 9 Roman scarfs, Hecl
hlboons, Gloves, / ace Collars, Sbawis, PORT
monnaies, Need Books. Lubin !. Genuine K xtracts
Alpaca Umbrellas, Blankets, 100 dozen Ladies' an,
cent Linen har dkerchtefs. Winter Dress Good
marked down to very. very low pric Q, Blue BIacj
Ne'vefsens, superior Black tilks dels In,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

BUILDING AssoCrATIoNs.-Atth the 3stb me ar,
ing OF the Washington Co cooperative Buildino
ASSOCIATION, last night IS 900 were sold 1t $50
The Northern Liberties Association. At its flat
meeting, sold 10 shares at 30 cents. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

HOSPITAL IOR OlILDREnIunder the care
q charge, 1915 PSnneylya njs aHenus. no0-m