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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
NEWS PARA0RAPhS.

-Omnha promises 70 erect thousand
new buildings this year. One Of the pro-
jected buildings win coktain . theatre,
church and hospital. s t
"A woman in Nashville shot at her tru-
ant lover, and succeedcd-in perforating a
neighbor's COW which died mildly but i'm
mcdiately.
The irrcpressible ~. NJ the "wan-
dering jew of America, Is again on the
grand rounds. Hc Gifted the vcil' ut
Cincinnati recently.
---ReveTend Elijah REESE, for moro than
forty years . laborer in the Baptist min
istry, died, last week, in Howell county,
Missouri, aged about sixty-ave years.. 3
There 70 he monstes chess tourna.
ment at Baden Baden, In which all the
European magnates of the royal game and
some American celebrities will partici-
pate.
The plan. ~ SsiA6lShe Young Dsmoc-
With Con.5ss pan. in oppo.i.
sion to 1snnasE sv.d complete
A seduction case, damages $4,000
was unexpectedly taken out Of Chicago
court "Wednesday by the defendant and
plaintiff visiting justicss ONCE and get
ting married.
--General Better intends 70 order d.
vision muster next autumn. Heretofore
he has been opposed 70 divisions, taking
cverythi ng in sight. and grabbing Wild!
for the remainder.
Alta trial at Athens, a few days since,
an ARRAY occurred In which Mr.. Harrison
an attorney, and Dent Porter both re
ccived bullets in their heads. Neithe
much hurt.
During April 25e5 hogshcads Of To
bacco were received via. Louisville am
Nashville railroad at Louisville. In tn
corresponding month in 1869, the receipt
were 2sl3 hogsheads. .DooG.#
"A negro charged with murder !
Vicksburg has been released on tho groun
that Mayor Wcbbcr, who COMMITTEE
him, Is not lawfully Mayor Of Vick'
burg, having been appointed by Governo
Alcorn.
General Lyman Beeman, who wa
made Major General In lsi5, is still hal
and hearty Of the ago Of eighty. lie r.
sides in Neosho, Missouri. ; Four year
ago he was married to Mrs. Euniee Levi
Mr.. A. i. Anderson, while huntin
turkeys near weta'npka, Alabama, Q
Friday last, fired ms he thought, ut u bir'
and killed two little boys who were sittin
beside stump. The boys were name
George Williams and Jasper Whit.
--Due'ling, In Mississippi is made a
offence by the constitution not to be tribe
with hereafter. Amy person sending {
accepting challenge, or any person carr,
ing challenge, or any person going out
the State TO fight duel will DO forev'
disfranchised.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

There are 10000 jews in California.
Chicago Is TO have new democratic
Sunday paper.
An exchange defines centenarian to
be "a fellow who has nary cent
-Forney has designs on the gubcrna-
,iorial chair Of Pennsylvania.
The late Indiana editorial convention
passed a resolution that editors should not
indulge in personalities.
A colored preacher has been tro,,ed
out ms candidate for Congress in one of
the South Carolina districts. ..
Peoria awakes from long obscurity to
boast Of a snake six fee, long, recently
killed In one ofits streets.
dutch handouts l. the latest appel
la,ion for tina, German luxury formerly
known Ms the pretzel. .'. .
Josh Billings say. the mosquito was
born OF poor but homes, parents, who had
in their veins some Of the best blood in the
country.
The plans for the new blind asylum
Mt jacksonville, Illinois were drawn by q
blind man named Chaplin, resident Of In
dianapolis.
"A conscientious reporter states in a
Paris paper. AT the opera ball we
noticed that many Of the ladies had been
yaccinated above the knee.
Don't beat your carpets, Try kind
ness and frmness; and If that doesn't keep
them down, send for a policeman and have
them taken up w
The champion billiard cue of Califor'
MIA !. two fee, in length, solid silver in-
laid butt with gold quartz, point mos'
agate, aud Handsomely engraved.
Tho report Of the Commute on For
eign Affairs on Paraguay shows LOPEZ
more cruel and blood-thirsty than any OF
the ,yrsnts Of ROME
-Four hundred girls are thrown out o
employment by the failure of Georg'
kawlins, bonnet frame manufacturer IL
New York. Rawlins owes them from Sex
D. 500 each.
The lates, heard Of the Cardiff giant
II was laying "siark aud stiff in Gin.
cinnau depot while the government
officials wers waiting for a tax of three
dollars.
All professions have their Disagree
sbles. An actor in Albany was allowed
only seven minutes to change his dress
"from tina, Of Puritan father to a fore.,
Aend," and complains in a card to the
public, that a critic e1coriated him be,
cause he was 'thus unable TO do Justice I,
said Aend as regards dress.
"A German wag adver,i,es the Late.
Invention rs follows 80 Let or 70
Ssle--Now on exhibition, Steam Dogras
creating esehips Of 600 priest power
which works with the greatest precision
and turns out twenty new dogmas pc
hour. Inquire at Rome, corner Bull.
Angle and Jesuit Lane
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

Reg- Pennsylvania is a prolific mother
Of gubcrnatorial material. Nciess than
eleven gentlemen have expressed q will
ingness to accept the Radical nomination,
and it is thought that the man who will be
governor has not yet manifesesd himself.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

Say The citizens Of Evansville have de-
termincd to supply the city with water
works. A vote was taken Thursday,
which showed that 1917 citizens wanted
water, and lie, didn't care to have the OBJ
noxious fluid about them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
olEANlNGS

There are 10000 jews in California.
Chicago Is TO have u new democratic
Sunday paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

As Monday will be observed as a legal holiday
TIE EvESISG STAR will not be issued that day
unless something OF unusual Importance should
trsnspire requiring the publication Of an extra
This omission Is made mp as nearly as the break
j n the regular publication OF Q newspaper can
be By the double sheet which We furnish TO-DAY.
with An usually large and attractive variety of
reading matter.
Tn. STAR desires in this connection to
tender the congratulations of the season to its
many and steadfast patrons, and to wish for
them many and happy returns of the joyous
event. Their good health, unit their families;
may they live long, unit prosper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
Our Doub;e sheet.

The exigcucirs OF advertising that compel US
10 issue a double sheet again to-day afford US
An oypor,un ty AZ the same time to pres INT to
our readers sn unusually large and interesting
amount Of fresh general reading. Among the
readable srticles TO be found in to-day's paper
i a brilliant story written for TIE STAR by
Jenny Jonas Rodrigue, q fsvorite contributor
Tor the northern magazines; an interesting de-
scriItion Of Clark Mills National Bronze
Foundry, telling how our statues are made, and
AL about the proposed National Lincoln Mon
ument, a capital Christmas story entitled My
Holidays" . number of graphic sketches
pOetIcal articles, valuable domestic receipts
&c, and the usual variety of news, gossip, &c
A wonderfully rich and varied number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS.
NHRIBTMAs LUXURIEs
AND
Fine Family Groceries.

Having purchased the stock. Hxtarss and good
k o. ss 81 ruS
os sa0I5
Choice Malaga GRAPES,
Imperial LA aa5da EaIsIFs i'E ;ssI;
LAYER RAIslNs In whole. half and quarter bxs,
suLTAnA kAISlNs. seea,ess,
LEGHokS and "a saSsaS
FIGS H so four .sS Sa1s:
ALnosps f F%fhi1 s. tn
Gordon Dlworth's celebrated fREsERvEs.
FRENCH fRUIT in glass.
Prunes Msrsbeiies: also, great variety Of German
frnit in the came style. French Pesche. in 6rsn1y
mores Mince Meat in glass and wood.
CAhNkD GOODS.
do, Do: Tomatoes, Do. spiced CLANS. FRESH Lob.
yer, ~insiow Corn: Yarmouth Sugar Corn, Pine
Gso., BLACK
sS..llr,ss Pickles. Lea q Psrrins' Worcestershire
Peak, Frear 4 Co 8 Crackers Mackenze's 4 lbert
Biscuit, heeb'er's Cakes and Crackers.
Old Liberi.n Coffee eo S1.Ty ans, Old Government,
Java, Ceylon Java and BIO Coffee green and roasted
CHOCOLATES. BROMA. &c
EIsash ShseoIs.s: s-ess s.s.rs Se.. SS.sciss:
E Takers best BrOma. Bakers best Cocoa, Baker 5
0ar Teas have been selected xith great care. and
SUGARS.
Coffee Sugar.
SYRUPS AND MOLAsSES
Orleans ;".'S
BUTTER, CHEESD, &c.
c Best Goshen Butter, Edam Cheese, Choice Factory
George jenkins MARYLAND sur.,.curs Ham,
SMOKED BEEF
NO. Mackerel. in barrels ana kits
Tongues and sounds
New York Buckwheat.
BRAEDIEs. WHISTLES, WINES, &C.
Otsrd, Dupay Go. Brandy.
Pure Scotch Whskey.
Old Jamaica Rum.
Holland Gin.
superior Old Pale Sherry Wine.
California Wines
Cd Baker whiskey.
xxornsers seoth Ale.
Bitbert's Brown Stout.
Pure Apple Cider.
MErZGE8 & BYLE0.
N. T. METZGER. W. II. BYLES
formerly with Browning Middleton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

We stated the other day that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company had reduced their
fare between here and Baltimore to the extent
of the state tar upon pas sengers, which, under
the recent decision Of the Maryland courts Is
illegal, and which the company Is, therefore.
not bound TO paw. Since then it has been as
serted that the railroad company have not
reduced the fare, but continue to collect the
full amount. We find by inquiry, however,
that the fare has really been reduced to 81. %
between the two cities, and CORRESPONDENCE
between way stations; but in . change of thi.
sort, affecting the public 80 benencially and the
company so creditsbly, the schedule of reduced
rate. should be Thoroughly advertised In the pa
pers- little expenditure for printers ink in this
way is a ~Ise economy for railroad companies.
And by the way, the Virginia railroads stand
very much in their own light In this respect
We are daily beset by inquiries that we have.
neither tine nor abnty to answer, as to the rur-
ring schedules on the Orange and Alexandra
road, the LoudOun, the Manaasas Gap, Ham,
shire road. srd o'her roads. 1t Is ASTONISHING
IN view of the amount Of travel south passing
through Washington, that the different railroad
companies in Virginia fall TO give any informa-
ton through the Washington papers or other
wise concerning their timetables, &c. Rail
road managers of this sort in the North and
West, would be considered very poor business
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

M GARD
w LILLIAN HACkETT takes this method of
Informing his fri. nds and the public in general that
he a. succeeded GEO. w. HARVEY rs Under
takeT at the old established stand,
No 73J SEVENTH STREET
and he feels justified in all who may require
his services that no can guarantee perfect satsac
ton. His long experience has given him thorou al
knowledge Of the business in all its branches, he
having feen associated with this ishuent for
nearly twelve YEAR, ths last three years Of which
time he has al almost entire of the business
on account 81 the bad state Of Mr. Harvey. health
which prevented him from giving his personal at
tentiop thereto. I,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

Virginia elects United State Senator March
r, and Alexander II. III. Stuart, W. +. Suth-
erin and Edward Pendleton are mentioned n,
possible candidates to contest the place with
senator johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

A very foil vote was pollei at the election in
Georgia on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week. and, although the result through
out the State is not yet certainly known, We.
the disPat hes so far received indicate a victory
for the democrats, who have probably elected
four or FIVE members of Congress and secured a
majority Of the Legislature. Paine and Nc
lntire, democrats, are probably elected from
the first district, the hrst named to the i2d and
the last named to the iist Congress. Wright, in
third district, democrat, is thought Certainly
elected to the ilst Congress. The democrats
carry the NTH district by over 900 majority.
electing 8. A Corker and u. NJ. Dubase. the
FIRST named to the i2i and the latter to the i,st
Congress p. NJ. b. Young Is elected to ths 90
Congress from the seventh district BY abo N
j,oOo majority. There il o marked change in
some few counties in the State, since 1865. Rich
mond county, where the democrats are now re-
ported to have 800 majority, gave more til an
i,ooo republican majority two years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

The suggestions of "H. X else where in re-
commencing that our high officials should re-
,eive their friends this year, a. the Speaker of
the House has done for many years, without
formal card Invitations and without furnishing
Iefreshments. are sensible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

THB SQCAEBID OvRR rHR NEW ORrRAys
Posi- OFFICE-The New Orleans Picayune
says. The news of Blarchard's rejection a,
postmaster has created great excitement. here
among the republicans, and great indignation
q expressed in certain quarters against Sena
tors Harris and Kellogg. 1t is authoritatiyely
am ornced that resolution will be Introduce
Al the meeting Of tie Legislature demanding
their re ignAfion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
n. W. GAIT, BRO. 4 CO.

SHILLINGTON
MENTO OF
GIFT BOOKS
FOR BOYS, AND BOOKS FOB GIRLS.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOY ROCKS
LINEN Toy BOOKS,
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS in velvet and mn
rocco bindings; Rosewood Writing Desk 8; Pock a
Books, for ladies and gentlemen; Gold PEN; Gold
graph Albums; Checkers, chess. and Dominoes
Crsndle's Building Blocks; Amt Louiss's II tssect
ed PUBL, :: Aunt Louisa's Cubes; Alphabet ana
Building Blocks; Model Ship Puzzles: and Hill
Patent Spelling Blocks; Alphabetic Objec,
Teacher.
Commence the New Year with DIARY. Every
style yeu may desire for sale at '
SHILLINGTON BOOKSTORE
de2l 1t corner A. st and Psupn avanus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

ri, a,,hE NsDhIh' y ~ oepte1Hber l0th. I6U.
IN testifyiag TO the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
eovery Tor the Hair Nv back hair IL remark ably
being heredIiaryD In eight days it resumed its nat
uIa color, Chestnut brown, cooriag ev ry hair I
and freedom from all mineral xnd poisonous suk,
stances, as we'll as its other excellences I will
recommend II to my a-Quaintapces
Very reepcc,fulIy. \.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
NArTANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

Is Ter sale in ariou, localities By the following Drug
and 18th and g streets. B. Calvert FORD HOS Pa
Avenue; Christiani Bros. 7th ard streets N W :;
nell. 9Th street. Navy Yard; q w Cropley, / 4 O
Bridge street, Georgetown. and at the Depot 81 and
trial. noeo =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
RANkkUPICY NOTICE.

H0fIO.'
Jhts as 10 rsrc aoiice, That on the 21i day OF De
ctnher, A ID ls.O. warrant in Bankruptcy Wn
Issued sgain.tt The state % ANDREWv v. s.sMIrH
ot thee Of asbington. 81 said District W no has
btep sdJudg'd . Bankrupt the pAt,tiou of h,-
Sr.aI o. %, that the paymcnts OF any dests and de
nVsiy S.ny property belonging 10 such Bsnxru %
erv by hm arr f2Ibi id.n by law; that meeting Of
Ipe eieuitors OF the SAID BANKRUPT to prove their
Cett-, and choose one or more assignee of M. ~.
tate will De held q Court Of Baokrupscy to be
before eayIes Brown. Register on the s, asy o
January 4. d. ISL, at l. 0 clock m.
dsaAE Us. MARSHAL Of d. c., a. Nesssoser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
Good Things to Eat
ENDLESS SUPPLY,
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
GROCER AND r MERCHANT.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
NINTH AND STREETS.
Another Nss York steamer arrived thi, morning
bringing US al additional supply Of
FRESH CHRISTMAS LUXURIES,
and name in part:
ALMONDS, oil the finest varieties.
wALNUrs new and very choice.
FILBERTs.
ZANTE CURRANTs
PRUNEs-hnest French. in box-s.
DO. in bulk, at low rates.
CITRON-bsst Leghorn.
FRENCH FRUITS. in syrup. Put up in glass
bottles, with ground glass stcppers-so ne ling OF
namental and delicious.
SYRUPS. All the finest brands that can be pro
due, d, inc uding Stewards and Mollerts.
SWEET cider; only % barrels left-:he richest
in this city.
GENUINE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSEs.
GOSHEN BUTTER-5o packages on had.
CANNED FRUIT and VEGETABLES, in end
less supply.
MINCE MBAT-far superior to Atmores and
Fishers and not spoiled with poor tchtskv.
And honsdnd and One other desirable articles
suitable for Holidays. Call and see.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
oRoCER AND T MERCHANT.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
aeO 9rH AND STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
MIN 3 3 A n LILO U O Rs
" FOR THE
VS..

Now in store and for sale the following
CALIFORNIA WINES
the purest and best in the marks,
SPARkLIN0 CATAWBA,
SHERRY. ANGELICA,
MUSCATEL, PORT,
NATIONAL GRAPE
Imported " Paris Exposition CH An ACME in
ausrts and pints BRANDY HENhEsEY, OTAR RID
RYE "BAK1R," and the we'll known "GIB-
SONS PURE"
The Wines and Liquors are offered in quantities f.
suit and ct prices low they be sold In this
market. HENRY EGAN,
dt0 Ct n. i. corner eth and L streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

Having sold our stock and hxtures &c, to Messrs
MHTZGER 4 BYLES. cheerfully recon- mend
them to our customers, friends, and the public gen
orally. tdel6 dtJalI BUkR BISKb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

DHILP q sOLOMONS
l. Respectfully announce the completion Of their
HOLIDAY STOCK,
and that II IL y ready for inspection,
II includes a choice selection ~ STANDARD and
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS in thu finest bindings
Family Bibles. Prayer Books, Photographs Al
bums, sets OF books OF the standard authors in
library bindings; n large assortment of JuyenIa
81 oks, a variety OF useful aud ornamental articles
ESPECIALLY SUITED FOB PRESENTATION
Pen Wiper. Dressing Cases, WorE boxes Cigar
Stands Writing Desks. etc etc, at prices With
the reech of all classes; besides "A large stock az
goods usually found In frs: class Book and sta
tiOnery Stcre.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS
The History Of Paraguay, with notes Of per soma
observation sHl "reminiscences Of dplon hcy unies
difficulties; by Hon. Charles A Washburne, Com
missioner Minister krsident OF the Un.trd
states at Asuncion frOn 1851 TO 1855: 2 volumes
$50 Historic Americans; by Theodore Parker
8 SO. Poems of Love aud childhood; by JeaI
Ingeiow; 81 50 The vict.ry Of the vsnquished BY
the author Of the Schonb-rg Gotta Family; Si75
Name; by Marie Sophie Schwariz; 81. The Ian o
the Guardian Angel: by the Countess de Sezur
81 IS. Democratic Vistas. by Wal Whitman; Z
German by Charles T. n-ooks; with very comica'
illustrations; II 20. Sir Harry Hot. pur vi Humble
thwaite By Anthony Trollnpe; 81 The Tom
Masters; Bach and Beethoven; 81 %. Gosthe'-
Faust; BY Bayard Taylor: IS. Books and Keaiing
CT, What Books shall Read, aud How shall Rsac
Them; By Professor Noah Porter; 81 The De
stroyer OF the Second Republic, being Napoleon tn
Little; BY Victor Hugo; 81 90 We Girls; = h ,ma
story; By Mrs. W itney, author Of Faith CARNEY
PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS,
Booksellers AMI S.atiouers
celg gil Pennsy ty ania Avepus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

%NOrlCE TO PERSONS DEoIKINO n,
S LkARN GERMAN.-A special course Of IN
sfruction In German will be commenced at the
WAsHINGTON BUSINESS UOLLE0B
on JANUARY ISL by ID. L. SEEK =, teac her OF
lehman in the public schools Terms for tho course
o. ~ lessons, D Applications will be received Of
the College. cerper 7th and d streets, and 1T the
residence OF the teacher, Sl2 18th street, between
Private classes IN German and French can be
rorned q the teachers residence, & moderate
ates. aeSoLlv
%AN ELEMENTARY SINGING; GLASS Is
n being organized at DIR. Osul 1elds Acai-my
Il N. Z. 4. Terms S5 per quarter of ten weeks In
advance 1hose wishing to Join will peass leave
their henes al once. della IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

Dr.. i,fAr so,tars-Ny Dear Sir: 1he bot lie of
your crystal Discovery for the Hair" which /
oousht In your city some time has given entire
sasisiaction 1t has given to my hair its orig nal
color TO perfection which was dark brown in about
eEht Gays also notice that young hair an pears on
the crown OF my head, where am partially bald /
predict its entire success. lnciosed lind dsliars
ior hail a dozen bottles for some timy frisnds
Very truly yours, a. w FULLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

0NH BHAurIBUL. SEVEN OCfAVH, BOSE
~ WOOD. Chickering upright PIAN..-
Blu $40 nth street between Penn VI sVNvt
'enia avenue end = street. dsS6.
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Wasur~arn~

WILMINGTON, August 9Th. $50
M ArfA" Ndftans-Dear Sir I do not hesitate
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the gro sth and color of the hair have .ed IN A
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Ieheefiully recommend II. respectfully,
MRS ANNIE M0IrRAlN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
limited STATES PATENT OrrIc1.

ON the PETITION q TiiEVPHiLUs = SICK LES,
patent Granted 70 him O the 3sh day Of March, 1857
10. sn Improvement in Steam Brakes for b. r. Care:
tsoIdered that the testimony Tn the case BE- closes
on the 1i-t day Of February next: that The time Coz
Ming srgumeuts and the Examiners reVort b.
newt
Any Dsrsoa nay eDlose this extension:
0ANUEL A. DUNCAN,
d~24-sLA Acftn9 ConnmianSoaeV A. patH~&a
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
EoR THE FL n0LIpAYs-M.I* BsAios q ~
Holiday Gifts, to be found a, Iedu2;d prizes. y
deg 81 sOs 8th =, ~ door from thu Av.n..
SUITABLE sEHEsroEs FOR PRESENTS.
Just Opeped-
sACQUFs. in AsTRACHAN and ALASKA SEAL:
MINK sa.bLE.. in MUFFs. BoAs, AMI COL
Full assortment CHILDRESs FURs.
B.H. srINEMErz.
Halter and Furri.r
dt:s 1t 1881 PennsyIv.nia sv near nih IT.
MADAME DELARUE beg, ica,a to inform IN,
,..o,, maI,,s that ,hs has lust 1gensd fna -,
Eoss " Sf.T Fl sscf . fGhE1wsSs k.B
CHlEfS. COLLARS and CUFFS. ia ali the -
ORNXMENTssc. FsrSG scoRssr sA as sAs s,S
a sGHs ,e , eion Il fAEcI AkTICLEs s%itsIlss
81 Wa; * s siyfi!sspiR
y. CIGAR MANUFACTyRER.
THE American EAGLE snGE g! e al Gri, s,T''i'.
Y. lovers of the weed, ster in,
smoking DO longer is a Elm.
the o weed sf Ss sof s. Il.
The doctors Y ow sdays declare
Knocking does rot health impair
Thin step ia. gent man. and sry
MY new Clgar-a full supply.
Their flavor o good and cheap their price
l. u hand them 10 you in trice.
Christmas as oonsng: so are they.
To make you merrS nigh, and dsy
For The size make and quality, defy the city &c
TBB ONLY IGAR FACTORY
de3 81 OORNER IrH AND II sTs
BEAUTIFUL PREsENrsl
Dec rated Dinner and Tea Sets Mamie, orn,
ment-. Bureau tets ard Receivers, Rich Oops
Punch nd
WEBB 4 BEvERIDIw,
de22 81 Odd Fellows Hall. 7th street.
NOTICE.
Parties in search OF
Presents FOR THE HOLIDAYS
will find it greatly to their advantage to make An
early selection, whilst our assortment 10 large and
ntroken.
We this day make large additions TO our for
mer stock.
n. W. GAIT, BRO. 4 CO.
JEWELERS.,
ds2e 81 1lO1 PENNA. AVENUE.
KRIsS KRINGLE IN GEORGE
IN TOWH.
The sbovenamed gentleman ha, arrived at POE A
sELlGSON' 3 with the largest Assortment Of
TOYS, BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES,
PICTURES, ALBUMS, Ere.
e!er kept in the city. As motto is Quick Sale,
and IN all Proht-,n We invite all to examine our
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
POE q sELIGS0N,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
NEW FIBM AND NEW GOODS.

Having leased the spacious warerooms in Wood
wards Buildins- We are BOW prepared to Z. ruish
houses With every article in the house az line
Prompt delivery will be our aim, hoping by fair
dee and mall profits, to obtain share OF pubII,
patronage
BCCHLY Il TOWLES
1907 Penn>y aria avenue
De "a II between 10th ana Iltb s,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
NOTICE.
Parties in search OF
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

will find il greatly To their adv antage to make An
untroken.
- We this day make large additions TO our for
mer stock.