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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-17

MAYORS OFFICE. Martha and .Alyinda
Madison, arrested on complaint OF their moth
cr, for disorder and abusive language. were
committed to the work house for 90 days.
Mary Odell, for whipping Lou Blackburn
both colored, was fined and discharged.
Sam'l Bell, on suspicion of stealing Sl35 from
Capt. English of the steam tug Comet, was
committed to Jail for examination tomorrow ut
"a. m.
MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-A warrant was is
sued authorizing the search Of the house OF
Susan Gordon, colored for articles stolen by
Charity Jones also colorel, from MIR. John
Adams, but the plumber was not recovered.
NIGuT REPoRr.-Night cloudy and warm.
There were no disturbances, nor any arrests;
neither were there any dodgers at the station
house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-17

WIRES nowN.-Thc telegraph wires are
down ut the intersection Of Patrick and Prin-
cess streets, and many persons have tripped and
fallen over them during the last night or two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-17

ADMINISTRATION the book and periodical
store Of Mr.. e.. +. French, No. % King street,
We received this evening Golcy's Lady's Book
and Frank IcSlic's Lady, Magazine, for Au-
GuSt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-17

TIME FOLLOWING WILL BE READ
4 WITH INTEREST:
Under date of April 2C:h, 1871, DR.. HENRY
j. ROGERS, Us Sharp street, Baltimore, an en-
incnt physician. writes regarding
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7 NCT'N ITUIy vUUIS,
WI. i. TAYLOR, Auditor.

SUPPOSED EsCApE.-Somc excitement was
created on Fairfax street, near the Market
square, this morning, by what was supposed to
have been al escape from the Station house.
\! co!orcd man. who had been attacked by a
fit, was taken into the anteroom Of the Station
house and left there. When he recovered, he
found the door leading into the Market square
locked. and as no other way OF exit presented
itself. he hoisted the window opening upon
Fairfax street, let himself down, and walked
off, and was thought by those who saw him tc
be an cScapcd prisoner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-17

CANAL NAVIGATION. The strike among
the bnatncn AZ Cumberland having ended
boats are now arriving and departing freely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-17

TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator: it will re-
move MI unpleasant feelings and make you
we'll. Prepared only hyJ. II. Zeilin, Il Co.,
Macon. tia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

The r., F. AND +. II. R.-The work on the
branch of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad has been completed to Chap
IaWansic creek, To whicV point material trains
are now running. As soon the bridge over
this creek is completed there will then remain
about two miles of track to lay, which can be
done IN about two weeks, by which time the
road will be finished to its terminus at Quantico
where the trains will connect with the Potomac
steamers, instead of at Aqua creek, as at pres
ent, thus shortening the distance and lesseninn
the time between this place and Richmond
Great dlfflculty has been experienced in obtain
ing Solid earth structure at Chappawansic
the earth settling in the bed OF the creek nearly
as fast as it is thrown in, and is thought trest
ling will have to be resorted TO in order to have
substantial structure.
The WARIENT0N RACEs.-The races at War
renton, on Saturday last, were numerously at
tended, there being, it is reported, at least one
thousand persons present. The principal race
was that run by j. II. Rixey's bay gelding,
Mesty, Mr.. LunsfOrd's gray gelding, Timber
Jim, and Colonel MOsbys filly, which was won
with ease by Mesty. The second race for a
thousand yards and repeat, between Mesty and
Mosbys FLY, was won by Mesty, who beat in
both heats. There was a good deal of excite
ment on the ground, and considerable amount
OF money changed hands on the result
The NEW MARKET HOCsE-Workmen this
morning began digging the foundation for the
proposed new market house. During the week
a large force will be at work, and the building
pushed forward with all possible speed.-Gazetf
asst erening.
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ss to prepare fer i;s sUse-struosure; no~. there
SIC. l. xsd - q ,.aei.e. That, provided thar thi.
act shah Be snnitted 60 the people a. the next g-n
eral election, and shall receive . msority q tho
AZ such election. AHf rTovtasg g-ssr, That ths act
shall receive nc approval sni sanction q the Con-
and he 10 hereby authorizes 20 suhscrihs In Ire
name q the bistrict = Columbia the capital stok
an smount Dot exceeding siK hunlreJ thoas. nd aol
lars; Proriaed That, before such subsor ption sAa
he board 81 Public vs. th s, .e .sgsesa 70
viii be adequate for the Purpose Of completing me
shall be given 10 aid Board tha, The amount :. ~.
seribed shal b. faithfully applied 20 aid work ans
necessary to avail ~ sSid sIarsstse II the PeS5.V
yania Central Railroad Company: Eaf prorIasf
some point on the Potomac river AZ G~orgetows
Witch shall be satisfactory TO said Board Of PuhI
SEC; :. Asd b HJs-fsr e.aasd. Ths; IN order 70
provide for the payment II said subscription TIE
tered or coupon bonds q the District q Columbia,
which shall the object Of their on their
Of the District. and shall be twenty ye.,
sf.r date and bear six per ceutum Interest, payable
sum q six Sundre iSSS.snS SSsr sS 70 .s 80
mon; s sSd B sSs Ss.r H. P6SSecs % sal. Pied
and IN spsh amounts ss may Dc required by TIE pro-
bond. shs NOT L. ss - $1,000; Tbs. aid
per oentum Of the par value thereof.
sEc s Asd . q ts'tAsr esaoisa, That IN order 10
meet the interest 60 accrue said bonds, there
shall be levied annually a tax Of sin par o.,pt ~
such lower rate as may suffice. on every hundred
dollars Of the assessed value Of real and per.aosl
estate In said District. the proceeds Of which tar
menf Of said interest
sEc. a. Ard o, tf tv-tse- sxacfed. That the Gov
ernor hereby requested 90 this act g. be duly
published before the next general election As re-
9ured by the fourteenth section of the charter q
the bstrlct OF Columbia, act o. Congress Of Feb
ruafy twenty one, eighteen hundred aud seventy
oht,l and py sultAbl proclamation O. submit the
same 20 the people, and prescf he the frrn in ,hth
IL shall be voted upon. .
CHARLES l.. HuBsE
Speaker 81 the Nous % Delegates
WILLIAM sTlCkNET.
President Of the Council.
II. n. COOKE. Governor .u-l,u
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-The case Of
Robert Johason and wifi sgt. ARbrosia McIe \ was
hessrs. VI s. Cox and II z Norris for deie Bdsnis-
and the bin was dismissed.
vii II M ,. Ss SSS Sss va, the
proven and admit. ed te probate She beqE eaths Ia
Jane Cruiehets. ssso; Julien, sSS; Mary Ss6iiI.
Sao, wearing apparel and furniture; Mr. Betsy
and Protestant orphRR Asyiums, S2Oo; and noini,
mates John p Crutchett as executor 70 whom let
tiers testamentzry were ISSUED boui. S2Ots.
The will of the late ohm Lewis was filed yproven
and admitted 10 probate He begE eaths his property
executor. Ellen DaleF was app0inted guardian Of
orphans of NJ Daley; bind, S3O. Roberta Cow.ing
vas appointed guardian Of infaUs children: bond
POLICE COURT, Js4ee Sr.H-Yesterday after
our report closed-Aieert Walker charged with
enc gold pieces from one Nicnols pleaded guilty and
wac committed for action OF the grand Jury.
GETTING WINTER Clothing.
Two colored yaen, named Mckenzie and Snowden.
were arralgned on the charge Of grand larceny of
Mason Mason was absent at work On Saturday. and
during bis absence from home the two men broke in
worth Of clothing and were afterwards arrested with
y Of rs sGod. n S S 1t
bs s1 6 mssGg 7 Pel srcsny Id snsv
dismissed, no testimony duplicating him.
p..r;.,- NJ, ,nidlsCkLLANEoss cAsk,; ,,..
George Washington. colOred, charged with petit
larceny OF ClOtnng valued at 50: nned 81 AMI costs.
Robert Cate, charged with making threats of yio-
lence to Rachel Campbell; bonds in thesum of SlO1
70 Keep the peace and pay msrsbal's cesIs. James
orwell, cursing in Georgetown: fined So John
Eaton, scayenger, charged with depositing the
Contents Of his cart in public street; fined 80.
A FAMILY pIFFIeULTT.
franklin Schneider, charged with assault on John
r. henneOy. officer uysman testified 20 seeing
schne'der attempt to shoot Kennedy by swapping
pistol, which did not explode. They forwards
clnched. and he arrested them both while tussling
together. Kennedy testified that 81 hneider snapped
twice at him. Put under & 800 bonds to keep the
peace. John Kennedy, charged with rape on his
daughter in law, Miss Ida Schneider nolle pros.
Edward o Brien, cursing on Pennsylvanis av-
enue; fined So: Perry Jones, same offence; fined
SS. HI nry Ciaton, cOlnred, assault on eha ClatoD,
his wife, by beating her in the street in a cruel
manner without any cause whatever; fined SIS and
cosfs. Henry MalrOney, eolored, charged with
threats OF violence to his father sent to jail thirty
DAYS George Washington, cOlOred. assault on
Alice Turner; fined SIS and costs Mary stewart,
colored, charged with receiving stolen clofhing
taken from the residence Of Gen Whttlesey, OF the
free!men's Bureau, whose house was robbed dur
llg bis absence at the springs some time ag' among
the articles stolen was blue blanket which the
general had used drring the last campaign in the
south, and which HAD been cat IN and made intO
pettcoat by Mary. She was fined SIG and costs An
appeal was taken, Joseph Garner, assault Oh Gran
lille Clark nped
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GEORGETOWN.

CENTRAL BUILDING AssoCIATION.-At the
forty eighth monthly meeting of this association
last night, ~ shares, representing 81. 900 were
retired al the maxImum rate OF $40 net per
share.
The WHEAT MARKET.-But little wheat is
arriving. Mr.. j. G.. Waters received 500 bushels
to-day, which he sold of change to T. C.
Wheeler-4d0 bushels at Si.5S and 100 bushels at
sl;GO. There was no meeting on change to-day.
For THE STREET PRoyENENTseSeversI
more amalgamators and tar boilers. to be used
In street paving, arrived from New York by the
steamer r.. L. Knight this morning.
SCARCITY OF COAL NEssRLS-Great en,bar-
rassrnent is felt by the different coal companies
OH account of the scarcity OF coal schoOners A
small fleet is reported down the river, where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
August is, ISL. FIXING THIS TINE FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
An ACT nNing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be % enacted BY ihs Ls<iSLaflcs AsSsnely Of tss
Disfrtef az ColHnaeta, That the general elections
seerein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November of each year
SIC. 2. And BE- Il fnTtaey enacted That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
tins act 10 hereby declared 90 be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM SfICKNEY,
President Of the Council.
II. ID. COOKE, Governor An ll-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

The SEVENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS last
night reelected the old officers of the club. as
follows William a. Freeman, president; G.. h.
Fisher, secretary; William Beckett, vice presi-
dent, and A. Parker, treasurer. Resolu; lions
lndoIsing Governor Cooke, the Board of Public
Works, and the course of their delegate Rev
James A Handy, were adopted, and a COM
IegisIatiOn.
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Letter from JUDGE wYLIE; a, U. S. Supreme

Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of q. s. Suprsns
COETf, d. C.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June ~, ISL.
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your Recommendation and from the faith its use,
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Your directions. Very respectfully yours,
Pro-. Cook. ANDREW WYLIE,
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY,
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.

' 7
WA>HINGToN. II. e. July 81, IS1l
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and have found il all YOU recommend am glad To
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THE FIRRMEN's CONTRIBUTION TO THE
CHICAGO FUND.-A proposition has been started
among the hremen of this District for each com
pany 20 contribute SIS to the Chicago sufferers
This is TO be made up in small sums, as each
member feels able to give. The Henry Addison
Company, of Georgetown, has already re-
II onded, and sent in the amount to the chief
and when all are in, the amount will he for,
warded TO the persons authorized to receive IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

WALLS OPERA HOUSE has seldom had within
its walls larger audience than assembled
last evening TO greet the Morlacchi Troupe, and
never more enthusiastic one. MOrlacchi is a
magnificent danseuse, 1.-the, active and grace
full, and her pantomime in "The French Spy"
was very expressive. The ballet was very fine
and made us regret the smallness of the stage
The Majiltons made a decided sensation in their
grotesque dances, and any play goer who fails to
see them will have missed one of the quaintesS
and most Ian ghable exhibitions ever given here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

CHArLEs MATHEWS, one of the few suryi-
vOrs of the old and excellent school OF comedy
actors, is certainly, in many respects one of the
NEST accomplished of them all. His changes of
facial express are extraordinary. Tonight
pearing as Harry Jasper, in "a Bachelor of
Arts" and as Brownsnith, in the amusing farce
Of Little Toddlekins." During the week he
will appear in his great character of Sir Charles
ColdsTeam in used Up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

CHILDREN's HOSPITAL, CORNER AND 13rg
STREETs.-Since our last report we have re-
oeived the following donations From Rt Rev.
Bishop W. Pinkney, annually $40; cash, s.; Dr.
Semmes & Co, go; ". L. Wall, IS; Harvey e
Holden, IS; +. Turk, 50; Shoemaker 81 Hertzog.
$40: F. Philip, IS. H. Semken, A. Z. Perry, s,
Y. Niles, committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

The ALARM or FIRE about two o'c,ock N. ,,,v
was caused by quantity Of bed clothing spread
on the roof Of house o., the south side Of ohio
svenue, between Is and l4th streets, taking
nre, as + supposed. from the chimney The
alarm was rung from No. Q engine-house, and
The hremen responded PROMPTLY
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(0RAs,

CoRss' pux,ors
and all diseases Of the FEET cured by NAILS
DR. y. HUNTER,
surgeon Chiropodisf.
90 a67 Pennsylvsnia avenue near 45, street
Est atlished years IN New Yolk, Oc3lm1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

BUILDING AssocIArroN.-At Che 18th reeu-
lar month ~ meeting OF the Franklin Co-opera-
i've Building Association, last nj sht. 900 was
advanced toits members at an average premium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this q new
branch OF his well-known establishment, 4O8 It'll
street. Ladies 60 and see the new STYLES.
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NAsHISSToS, July Isl 1871.
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/ r. J. MEiGS, il.
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TOMORROW there will be a trial Of c,cAe,, nv
the National Race Course, for $50 Aside. he
tween the well-known trotting horse, {" Fansst
John" owned by A. 7. Britton, ESQ. and
Charley Hayes" owned by A. T. 'wbiting
Should the weather prove favorable the nnhIc
may expect to see q yery fine race f1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

MUsICAL.-The MendelssOhn Quintette Club
concert last night attracted very large audi
ence, which would have undoubtedly been en-
thuSiastic had not the programme been unat-
tractiye- BY the bill we observe the club has
been in existence twenty-three years, and take
II that by this time they should better under
stand how 20 cater 70 the taste Of Washington
audience Aside from the quintette in T. fat Of
Beethoven and the MendelsSohn song without
wOrtl-, the programme was most uneniovable
including encOres, there were fifteen perfoIman-
ees out OF which three concerted pieces were
gwen bs Tie quintette. Truly a snail propor-
cert to- night,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

HAVE You SEEN T?"-The beautiful
straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat with or
without the feather, at FRANC, the Hatter's,
next to the Original Francs, 1873 eth street,
between ID and f.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10
CITY ITEM S.

GENTS Diagonal Goats and Vests,
Double breasted full FrOcks and Getaways,
Youths Diagonal Coats and Vests,
Double breasted Derbies,
Very handsome goods.
GEO. G. HENNING,
40 It'll street, \. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

OFFICE OF ENGINEER OF PUBLIC WORKS
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, ID: O., August 30, lHl.
Plans for the contraction Of the carriagewsys can
be seen at the Office of the Engineer.
separstely the prices for laying the pavemenfs per
square yard, including two CD feet Of grading.
auS0. GEO. 4. GREENE. Chief En2ine~r
NOfICE.!Thst Il. 3. yUSTH, 6ls d, between
SECOND HAND CLOTHING ct less than half the
cost If ready made ones
n B.-sECOND-HA CLOTHING Of all kind
bought At fair fcash) prices. au2z-ly
THE AMERICAN SUBMERGED DOUBLE
i ACTING H0H-fREEZlNG FORCE PUMP.
The simplest and most powerful in use.
CHARLES WOOD,
Au1bly Corner 9th and streets,
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FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF AMERICAN
CHEMISTS. p. II. Malmsten, Professor of
Chemistry and Medicine at Seratimer Hospital
Stockholm, writes, 81 have tested Halls Vege-
table Sicillan Hair Remover and can say that il
will beautifully restore gray hair to its natural
colOr,D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

WmJ CARROLL Will OPEN AN EVEN
lNG SESSION in connection with his DAY
SSS!hpOh, corner hig and Cay streets. MONDAY.
october gh, A. click p. M. Inquire at the cIass
room, or No. p Bridge street - a.
SPkClAL NOrlCE-PAPER HANGING-Per-
-, b.ns renttnE can save ~ per cent by going 10
ulBMAN's. l42 Bridge street Georcetaxn 10 eet
WALL PAPER aud have PAPER HANGING
done All work will be promptly executed in anT
lart o. shington or Georgetown, and satisfactin
sTERl WORK s.sa 80
IHk GEORGET0wN DOLLAR STORE HAy-
me been much enlarged and reffted will ra-
csi,e nntii January LIST large and superior stock
OF DOLLAk GOODS Of all descriptions The hesf
goods ever offered in the Territory for 81
I'm No. % HIGH sTREET
PARENTS, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock q
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
suS AT POE sELIGsON's, G~.rs.to~n.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c. Tonight.

National Thsdter.-Charles Matthews in "a
Bachelor of Arts" and a. Little TOddlekins."
HGUs Opera HoEse.-Morlacchi and the Ma
jiltons.
Lincoln Hdu-Mendessohn Quintette Club for
the benefit o. the Chicago sufferers.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 439 It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsETs and some
new improved have Just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be perfect dit.
Z. BAUM, Corset and HOopskirt Manufacturer.
parometers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

rihk role plate reset snd chatelaine chairs
made TO order by Bsrrovs a. CO racs;,aa .h,s
morning At Prtgg's jeweiry store. No. AZ Penn
syiVania ave-, between ~ and 9th streets
FROM the National News Comnanv w. ,.,,.
JOSH BiHfrgs' Farmers Alninnr FOR $50 and
Mad. Denoresfs SeMi-ARaual Book Of Fasi,aas
with plates rs ''''
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Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.

Dear friend Please send me supply OF BALM
OF LIFE, the whicn, If gratuay as Suggested,l
will be duly honored. am altogether pleased With
it,. Yours very truly,
June "A, ISL. F.E. BOYLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

1HE COMING CONVENTION OF SUNDAY
School IEAC HERs--At a meeting OF delegates
IRON the Sabbath schools OF the District of
columbia held last night, il was announced that
a committee OF one from each denomination had
been appointed to secure temporary homes for
me strangers who are expected to attend the
Sunday School Convention 70 be held in this CITY
on The l3th prox1mO. Special addresses will be
uehVeTed on the occasion by the Rev. Mr
NoOdy. or Chicago; Rev. Drs. HistOn and Gram
mar, &nd Lev. "A. y. Gilbert. of Baltimore:
Vice President COlfaX; Rev. DIR. Newman and
Rev. ;. y Mitchell, OF Washington and Rev
MI: Holloway, of Cumberland Gen. Chipman
VII PROBABLY deliver the address OF welcome
EGsh viii be responded to by Mr.. F. c,
BGiges.
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June a, ISL.

Neuralgia. Disoraered Stomach, Diarrhes, Dyson
Iery, sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, Earaehe Sore
Csrbuncies. saltrheum, and Old sores. Remoy 6
Dsndrun sop healthy Hair falling get new growth,
Fl Ivy usinR
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AUCTION.-The balance OF Mr.. Mullen's stock
will be closed out at auction ON Wednes.Iav
O-tober 18th, a. his store, 9Th street, between
and Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-10

The GRAB GAME-AbOut IL O'Clock last
night, two black fellows went into the Store of
Mr.. Henry Albers, on 18th street, between X
and l. streets, and asked for cigars While Mr.
A. was waiting upon them, one Of the scoundrels
threw handful of sand in his ewes, completely
binding him for a few minutes, during which
time one OF them picked up the box of cigars
and the other one a large fruit cake worth So
and started of at full tilt. The alarm was given
as soon as possible, and Officers Roth and Col
lins pursued them; but they made good their es-
and one of them his hat Nearly all the cigars
were recovered.
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Sl4.OO.

sI4.OO. $1,000. sI4.OO.
All Wool Cheyiot Suits,
All Wool Cheviot Suits
All W,o. Cheviot Suits,
Our own make,
sli.OO. sI4.OO. sI4.OO.
liable Bros,
9.3 corner It'll and ID streets.
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AT wholesale and retail by ths following first class
Dru ggists :-Stott x Co., 40 Pa ay., J Z. Major,
cor Ih and as ": s. TWho@pscWn; a igs lSh g.
av and 18Th ST; J. p Mlburn Co 33l 18th st.;
G. q. &. snrms, cor. y; \. av- and 18th ST.: Marin
81 aud G SITS: r. b. Ferguson, 1Ol Pa sv., s.
T.; r. n, Sullivan, cor. I'd st: and Mass ay.;
II idg.ly's Pharmacy, 1871 Pa, av;; kSlb B.osS
or 7h and SIS and G. NJ. Whailon, iSoO
; T. L. Cropiey a Co, ls6 Bridge St, George
Iwn, also at retail by Druggists generally Manu-
L ansels anu directions, au3-u