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CL0T HING.
TIE TWO SUITS.
RY g opERAEEOuRE.

IRAE d w - SUA y.
BY EEzE OPERAEHOUsE.
1 Twas morn, and up the eastern sky.
| AurOra, rosy Fingered, crept;
! a pale checked youth, whose rayless eye.
Told that he'd walked while others slept
| The moon, the sun alike Were dim
| For him but two bright stars could rise
( And those Two stars We're IDA's eyes.
| But they. to him, were now observed
Though once he'U fondiy thought they
And ali their dazzling loyeIight poured
/ Upon his path, y0T him dloRei
! Till doubt erept in, and then the past
/ It's sweet light o'er the present cast,
! To make shadows lingering there
/ More plainly seen, Of W An DESPAIR
"Amau over whom Love SPELLS thrown,
@Beeomes woman head denied
''The right TO lead, the heart runs on,
" VI hOiH tg0n1on'S tact 10 guide;
"6ut would be reason, Cupid power,
ITO GOd-lil1e reasOn'd Yield that hour,
For wOmau's heart by art assatied
| Yields when all else but art has fatled'
Thus spaks friend, who'd marked OF late,
EEe youths wan cheek and fading eye .
And adds, "ifmy advice you II take,
"Fatr Ida's yours, you've but to Try"
~ win, and blessings round you thrown,
by grateful prayers shall be your own
''Iour rich reward by hand Divine"
The youth replied, land Ida mine"
Enough, then go to the Opera House
and buy suit 20 gtece your form
"The BARRIERS to her heart viii fall
Both SUITS are yours ere next day
morn"
ns-Ilealember the Pl0oe-SU
Opera House Clothing store,
No. WILLIAMS, OPERA HOUSE.
where you can always find a large and well
selected stock OF
Fashionable WoIl-Made
Clothing.
BEST CLOTHES n
LOWEST PRICES,
AT
w. "A. SWHTM'S
Opera House Clothing store. |
decSO-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

NOTICE
Notice of Dissolution.

THE nrnl Of C. H. waldo & Co., is
4 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
g. n. Waldo continues the business
jan-2O-3t
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ADVERTISING RATES.

TTNH1l Delaware Gazette has larger
Circulation than any other paper On the
oth Congressional District, which renders it
a Valuable advertising med rm. The Icll1I1-
1Q 8cleallLe ofnrleea NH BE- .LLLlL l.LL--.- ---
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore exist
Il ing between ]. w. DONAVIN and GEO
u. PO1WIN under the firm name of DONA-
YIN q POTWIN has this day been dissOl-
we'd by mutual consent. The books and ac-
counts are in the hands of J. W. DOnaYin
for settlement, where persons indebted,
and those having claims are requested to
call and settle. JNO. W. DONAV1N
GEO. B. POTWIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

The Rev. Mrs Van Cott, the Metho-
dist evangelist, says that in the last
four years she has preach 34I sermons,
held zoo prayer meetings and 20 love
teasts. iectured 8 times, written 54s let
tiers, and travelled 5,9I8 miles. During
the same time 500 persons have joined
the Methodist Episcopal Church under
her ministry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

A Personal in a New York daily
a week ago, stated that "If John Smith,
formerly Of Philadelphia, will call at
No.--B Blank street, he viii hear some
thing to his. advantage" John called.
AheTe was about 25o of him, and he
has been calling at the rate of AZ per
day ever since the personal appeared
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Esfate of Hudson Zoe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the estate
terested will govern themselves according
ly. GEJ. W. ROE,
Jan-Z7-3tl Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03
SPRING FExCE.
UNIQUE PORTABLE
The Delaware County bible
society

TTAS just Received a New supply ol
II Books from the American Bible Socic-
ty, which, with the stock ON hand, makes
the assortment full ana complete IN the va
rlOus styles of Family aud Pocket bibles
and pestaments. Also, Bibles and Iestn-
ments I'm Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, German
cietY's listprices,at the Depository, G. Platt 3
Jewelrv Store. No. Williams Block. mNf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

THE Grocery and Provision business will
be continued BY JnO. w. Donavin at the
will be glad to see all the patrons of the old
firm. JNO. W. DONAVIN
jan-27-3t
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$685.

OOG USE THE VEGETABLE 4 Ozn
! o OZOPuimOnary Balsam.'' l . I "
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption. Nothing betteg.'F CUTLER
Bros. & Co., Boston.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

CLOTHING for all the corporation.
G!oth1ng for those of every station,
GSIIothing OF every conceivable grade,
Clothing well bought-and clothing we
made.
Clothing of cotton, ard clothing of wool,
Clothing, too, for the urchins at school;
Clothing of texture soft and fine,
Clothing "you bet'' twill always shine.
Suits entire that exactly match,
Suits for the husband as well as the bach,
Suits for the little one just IN trousers,
| Suits, tell you, that are really rousers.
Goats that are stylish, gay and "nobby,
Coats good looking on everybody,
Goats tnat become your style of beauty,
(Of course to wear such is your duty.)
Pants for all the small and great,
Rapts for those who are outlate,
Pants for those who pulpits fill,
Pants for those who cure and kill.
Hats fo- those who buy and sell,
Hats and Caps that become you well
Hats for farmers-stOut and rong,
Hats for all just for a song.
These for men of every class,
Who deal in money, SOC 0d or grass,
All these goods in great p Ofusion,
And mind you well iSs no delusion
THEY WILL BE SOLD, so give me a call,
At the Tem plnr Hall you'll find us all:
You near us now, THEY WON'T BE LOWER,
NOW this is all, DON'T MISS THE STORE.
JONES & PUMPHREY,
EemRHsIar Hall Building
Delaware, Ohio.
sep9o, 'LO-tf
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NEWSPAPER

A Newspaper OF the Present Times.
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Including Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants, Pro-
fessional Men, Workers, Thinkers, and all Man
ner Of Honest Folks, and the Wives, Sons, and
Daughters Of all such.
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ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50.
Or less than One Cent Copy. let there be a
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The WEEKLY, but with greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness because
II comes twice week instead OF once only.
THE DAILY sun, So a YEAR.
\ pro siasltly readable newspaper, with the
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the semi "eekly one yesa9rto getter a Of club,
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jan-2O-8m
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CROCKERY, sc.


j. s. cox,
DE ALER IN CROCRERY.
/ - Glassware, Table Cutlery and
Plated Spoons, Forks, CastoIs end
Cake Baskets, and NicEle Silver
Spoons that will last for twentv-fi ve
years. American Block, Delaware
Ohio. mvG3-tf
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MONEY CANNOT BUY ITl
FO1. Sight is Priceless !

n H h 4AAEA ON - NFAAfAs9Es - k1iSs
Manufactured by
j. f. SPENCER 81 CO., N. z.
Which are now offered to the public, arc
pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians
of the World to be the
MOST PIE EE ENE ct.
Natural, Artificial help to the human eve
ever known.
They are ground under uheiI own super
vision, from minute Crystal Pebbles melted
together, and derive their name, tsDia-
mond. on account of their hardness and
brfliiaucy,
The Scientific Principle
On which they are constructed brings the
core or centre of the lens directly in front
Of the eye, producing a clear and distinct
vision, as In the ratural, healthy sight and
preventing all unpleasant sensations, such
a gllmmering and W0Vertng of sight diz-
ztness, &c, peculiar TO all others In use.
They are Mounted IN the Finest Manner,
In frames of the best quality, of all meter
ials used for t.lat purpose.
THEIR FINISH AND DURABILITY
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
Caution.--None genuine unless bearing
frame.
j. b. PLATT, Jewellers and Opticians,
are Sole Agents for Delaware o.. from
whom they can be obtained. These goods
are not supplied to Peddlers, at any price.
APPS, '7O-ly pd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

Jusf Received
NJ f w styles shsvv
Boulevard Skirts
Em5s Otdefed ScRrfs,
Sashes & sash Ribbons,
Beaver CtoalxfngS
Astraehan Cloths,
NelVets u NeiVebeen Sut kings,
all al popular low prices
J. II. MENDENHALL & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

rTVO the Ladies OF Union County,
You are respectfully Invited to inspect
our elegant display of
New STYLES Diess Fab s
Heavy Gao G ain Silks 200 90 235 275 800
Rich Poplius, in coils,
STYLISH Plaids-
LPlg ge Sufit tlgS,
Velvet Cloaktngs,
Rich Velve; ee achans,
Wa1er p Oofs in new colors,
only prices the lowest in the west.
j. H MENDENHALL eco.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

AfaEe q speedily Of 5hcir
LACK ALPACAS, which
fhe- claim 20 be superior in
tex N g aUd color 10 any o her
in Lbe ma ket /; also PURE
MOHAIRS and MOURNING
GOODS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03
GOODS.
TO BUYERS OF
d r Y GOODS Z

~ " ~ Gn Ia ~ &
81 - -. :. y l - = = - 15 5 t5iS!T 8 e
- = - 80 Si'',..s q. -'''i 'iiti " lniel
e9s.,.'>' ~ - 81 ~ - h-'i'i
9.-ls sr1s.> and low u5S.l't'e o.iI 9.afi fl
..,.-. ~ ,,.-= - H.
a. FhET - t'iStt - $50
:. ~ a : - nave
t''5-'.- 80, ana : ~ ci-rf
'- % = "a s-''t 'l'itl 1}e-St ~
~ f5.,..i4[- . = ''-o
X - .tt f.i'.tif o. % iLeIt e1S-
- ID ,i.S'7 % y y
E,Es e - i..E ~. - - L
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za1 = , TLACK .liS AAlGl.PFA5C;AAs. whieh Inch
IT'D ne clam IA 20 eoIo be :, ,supeTioIr, in IN
A@ GOODS
GEGV- 0Ter speeisI Inducements in
NELV ETEENS at "a ON 81 to
IN 8 per L.5. yeld; BEAVER :1., 55.. and
9E A4O - 51P Dz7D 81 81 W. I ~
sa,AsW7TS. PA PAISLEY i. and ana
Iar, snd CL9TH Z 3 sKlRTs, STRE5, BAL 4 :
GEOV- CksSi n R,RFs So ana CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. and
E1Eg bages ey le feI TbeT wiz III s5aE have ei9Sf al
EVOoIen Goods bought of beud
RR ne CT free Of charge by a first-class
Have a very large stock Hof
WAO ~ ,-1-,7I NJ ~, re
EES coz11T3T cn1, - IT'S IT'S oI1I1Ts l-179 80 &c
GLOV- BIFEy BTTSys yeHF6 HisI9 d and i1lS BR0WS 3eT
MUsLINs, PRINTS. TICK
GLOV- dee5 6 Sato EeTy a5Iaetive dae 16Se9 sEoeR
T6ss 65sst'e 'f5 T.. .i6.''2ss.s Iadfes 6s'g s,d a
AS ESOS' bias, &C.
GLOW Hays I5aEgs 2ssoartmsnst atl45 Of Of
ER 90RsETsi G6gzTGFsfra HoQR 911EBa1TEB EKIETs;
~ A@ - = warranted not TO ZIP or tear
% ~ a Cos, . c.ose Sen out.
sock 3efo e Juyt2g else
am peCd1e g vii, Goods at
EE&&
=
GLOW show their Goods cheer cheer
ER -, -, = c.11 ,V7,effer
Ab Nc Us "a ez wish % by or nOS.
~ = - wwz=vvs,
I'VE s'An ST. WtFO - W AAAAssA AAA ,
nrrV a So =, zr,----
.
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THE COURTA.

CIRCUIT COURT, To DAY, Judge Wylie-In the
Of Pollard agt Segon, the appeal bond was ap-
proved, and the Judgment was ordered to be set
aside.
EQUITY CoURT.-A number of orders we're
made to-day.
POLICE COURT, To DAY, JUDGE Sael-Henry
Heitniler, charged with maintaining nuisance in
the county, by depositing night soil on bis farm:
hned e2y and costs. An appeal was taken. Jenny
jackson, common prostitute, sent to the work
house thirty days, in default of security Martha
Washington, colored, charged with using profane
language Csmplaning witness testified that the
accused called her a :" Bates alley Niger which
seemed to be the extent of her offence but which, 1t
seems regarded by the witness as the very essence
OF profanity The Judge dismissed The case Mary
Payne petit larceny Of various small articles from
Eliza navdson; fined $40 and COSTS or sixty days ia
Jail. VIM, Henry Bryant, charged with stealing
three chickens just out of the shell Seven colored
women were brought as witnesses prove the lar
ceny, but after all it was by means certain, az
others testified that they belonged to MIR. Bryant
The Judge thought there was no larceny, but or.
dered the chickens to be returned to the coIored
people who claimed them, saying they seemed 10
know their chickens well as they do their babies
The case was dismissed. Edward Digs for prOfani.
On last Friday, after the adjournment of the Pc.
lice Court, Mr.. Barton the doorkeeper, started ont
with prisoner named Andrew Stevens, a soap ped
corporation statutes in regard to peddline for the
money with which to pay the fine. After going
about for some time, and not finding the right per.
son, the prisoner proposed to go on 18th street,
him the money. They took street car ride up the
avenue, when Stevens watched his chance and
Jumped from the and made bee line up an alley
Mr. Barton put out after him; but not being fast
sprained his ankle, and was Obliged to give up the
chase. Last night Detective Lacy observed Stevens
on 4a street. and laid hold of him and locked him I'm
for sgfe-keeping. This morning he was sent to the
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G. EOR G. ETOW N.

The CANAL,-Anived-Bo V. H. wier, j..
X. Haines, Alex Ray, l.. G. Stanhope, III. f.
Wild, j. NJ. Forbes, II. Wilson, Gibbs and
Clay, s. Boyer, Jim Cunning, and II. j. Kenah,
ell loaded with coal, and the G. w. Hayden with
stone.
THE POLICE would do well to look after the
boys who are in the habit OF bathing i'm the
canal, near the Washington aqueduct bridge, in
plain view of the passengers on the street cars.
THE RIvER.-Arrived, last night, the canal
boat j. n. Thomas, from Point of Rocks, with
$500 bushels of new red wheat and 116 bushels
OF corn, consigned to j. g. Waters; sold at fiom
S150 TO s1.G0. The steamer Lady of the Lake,
from Norfolk, arrived at Waters wharf this
morning, with cargo of new furniture and gem
eral merchandise. The steamer New York leaves
Hyde & Tyler's wharf tomorrow morning for
philadelphia, with full cargo Of general mer-
chandise.
The ExcuRsIoNIsTs of the Dunbarton street
Sunday school returned last evening from ely
mont, where they had a very pleasant picnic.
The PRoPERTY-HOLDERs on Bridge street
between the bridge and the market-house, are
considerably concerned in regard to the change
in the grade of the street, which it Is reported il
to be made by the Board of Public Works.
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Trustec. of PuhIic SCHOOLS.

THE Scholarship AWARDS.
The Beard OF Trustees Of Public schools met
last evening AT the Franklin School Building
". r Woodward, ESQ, in the chair. AppliCa-
tons for positions a teachers were received
from Miss Jennie NJ. Holden, of Mas; Laura
Richardson. OF Pa; Saville Grey, Charlotte Luz
Gas, Julia Grant, Mary Kirk, and Georgiana
Nicholson, OF " 2ShIngtOn.
The monthly reports of teachers were received
The resignation OF Miss Mary III. Ware teacher
of primary No Is, Grst district, was received and
accepted.
Superintendent Wilson submitted n statement
Of the cost OF the Franklin school building and
ground. showing that the lot cost 81. 41+Oi the
bui;ding ~lSz. '9il, and the furniture -, 1881,
making a total cost OF Sss21 5000.
A number Of bills were presented and ap-
proved.
Nj. Champlin presented resolutions naming
lie school house ON AZ street, between VI and
y streets southwest. the ssGTceuleaf Building :"
and the one on f2th street, between ID street and
Maryiand avenue, the POTOMAC Building
Mr.. Woodward presented resolution naming
the new school building ON L street. second dis
1riot. the "SeatCn Buiiding." Adopted.
Dir. faust moved that a committee OF three be
Appointed 10 confer with the Register Of Wills in
Tt latiOn 10 certain school funds held by him.
which potion was adopted and the Chair ap-
pointed Me~srs. aust. Richards and French a
committee.
Superintendent Wilson presented the report
of Mtssrs. Wight, Young and Mason. the com
mittee appointed 70 conduct the examinations
and award the Kendall scholarship at Column
ban College and King scholarship at Dickin-
son tchtge- Fifteen pupils we're examined aud
The Kendall scholarship was won by David W.
MeNair. and the King scholarship by Harvey
D DurraIi, both of the Second District Male
Grammar School, of which Mr.. y. p. Gage is
teacher. The pupils were examined upon
scale OF which 100 was the standard of perfec-
ton. and passed as follows: I. Walter D. BreD-
nan, y; ?. John Il. WaTder, o.; ), Il. IL. Trum-
bull, 20: i, Walter Mcfarland 60; 5, Daniel
Foley, 81; 6. James StOekett, 50; :. Walter j.
BCyCe, AZ; :. Edwin l.. Scott, SO; q. VIM. II. Luff
=; To- Harvey 5. Durnall, IS; IL, Charles T.
Hayenner, 81 IL, Samuel G. SBlOot. IS; Is. Harry
q; DAVIS, a. II, David W. McNair, 50; Is, III. T..
Blau. %. =
lie contestants were not known 10 the exam
1neIs ty name or by school, but BY numbers
Inc examining committee are the same gentle
men who served last year, and are admirably
qualhed FOR the duty; two OF them, Messrs. %.
a. VI ght and Charles Young. being the princi-
iais CL leading private schools here, and the
third, Professor o. e. Mason, being the accom-
pushed head OF the preparatory department OF
Columbian College.
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A L E z A N D RIA.

A FouNpLINe.-Mr. Henry Darrow, living on
Ridge street, charlottesville, was awakened this
morning by a peculiar noise at his front door,
upon opening which he found white female in
FAINT, apparently about six weeks old, neatly
slowed away in basket. The town authorities
have not yet succeeded in gaining any clue to
the mother who thus so shamefuliy abandoned
her offspring I'm order to get rid Of the maternal
duties.
SCARCITY OF VEssELs.--For two weeks past
vessels have been scarce at this port and at
Georgetown, and freights have consequently adj
yanced considerably to all points in the north OF
rather ID all ports to which Cumberland coal IL
shipped. The absence of shipping creates dull
ness ABOUT the coal depots, which Is the more ap-
parently because Of the usual activity lately pre-
vailing there.
SUSPENSION OF CANAL NAVIGATION. II
was mentioned In yesterdays Gazette that two
lock gates had been washed out Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal at the tunnel. No boats
have arrived here since yesterday morning, and
1t is supposed that the suspension of the naviga-
ton has resulted from the accident alluded TO-
as reports Of no other cause of Obstruction have
as yet reached here.-Gasette.
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9 NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
elected the following or GERS: Charles KNAPP,
president; q. w. Riggs, vice president; Marshall
Brown, Thomas Berry, Richard Wallach, Will
liam Dixon, Henry ID. Cooke, Samuel Bacon,
and Danl Dodd directors, aud n. ID. Larner
secretary.
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CITY ITEMS.

A GOOD CUISINE is Indispensable TO the com
forto all travellers. That OF the American House
Boston, is irreproachable while the other conve
ard desirable
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SOAPS.
NEW YORK CITY"-Babbitt's.
" BEST,'-Babbitts
SOAP P0WDER-Bsbbitt's
NEW YORK CITY'-C. ID. jewell
"LAUNDRY"-C. b. JEWELS
"ORIENTAL"-C. b. JEWELS
CHEMICAL OLIyEr-C. b. Jewels.
"TALLOWneKeyis
"ELECTRIC',-Dobbins'
PRIZE MEDAL"-MyrtIe Soap Co,NY.
As also q large assortment Of Colgate & Co = An
other TOILET SOAPS.
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STRUCK BIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after
noon, during the thunder STERN, Mr.. Robert
McChesney, Of Brightwood, in the county, was
seated under tree near his residence, when he
was struck by lightning and Instantly expired.
Mr.. McChesney was about seventy years of age.
DC was for many years a resident of this city
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.

TIP THE BALTIC; on, YOUNG AMERICA IN
" NORWAY, SWEDEN AND DENMARK. By
THE YotNG DELIyERERs OF PLEASANT
COVE.
BELLE Lowell. By T. R.Y.
THE WIFE OF VAIN MAN. schawrtz.
FROM FOURTEEN TO FOURSCORE. Mrs.. Jevett,
MEMOIR OF c. M YOUNG. By j. {. Young.
LITTLE MEN. BY Miss AlcOtt
VIM. BALLANTYNE,
je D-n 4o2 7th ST., Intelligence Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-12

KNIyEs, FORKS, SPOONS, LADIES,
N CASTORS, BASKETS, TEA SETS, n
URNS, BUTTER DISHES, ~
and other useful articles Of TABLE WARE, ~
for sale at the very Iotcest rates. at the old ~
established Jewery Stand, corner Of Penn
jys-im H.O. HOOD.
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COFFEE.

SYRUPS.
SILVER DRIPS-Stewarts
WHITE DRIPS-Stewarts
WHITE DRIPs-Mollers Diamond Brand
AMBER DRIPS.
GOLDEN SYRUP,
MERCHANTS SYRUP
All at exceedingly Low Rates
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MOLASSES.
NEW ORLEANS-Genuine.
PORT RICO-Very Fine.
ENGLISH ISLAND and several other grades which
can only be appreciated by examining
price and quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-12

FIRE SET BY LIME. Oficer Luskey of the
fifth precinct reports the discovery of fire In a
stable I'm an alley leading from III street, caused
by 10 III of lime becoming slack by the rain and
setting FIRE TO the weather boarding. He extin-
quishe, il by few buckets full Of water.
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HoT WoRK.-During the storm yesterday the
lightning struck the wires communicating with
police headquarters and destroyed the fnstru-
ment in the detectives Office, completely melt
ing the wires connecting with the magnet and
shiyering the box.
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PRIee's DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE, No. AZ
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streSts, receives new styles every day.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

TX OF P.-DECATUR LODGE, No a.
US Every member of the above Lodge is re-
gutsd 70 be present at the next regular meeting at
Odd Fellows Hall. Georgetown, Congress street,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 18th. By order
jyll-2t' NJ S. KING, w G.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-ThOs. Z. wagga-
man. real estate broker and auctiOneer, has sold
lot IS, in jeremiah McCarthy's subdivision OF
square $50, 70 ThOs. Montgomery for 16 cents per
foot.
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HELP OR We PKRIsH.-This is what neglecte
teeth would say il they could demonstrate wit
their owners; and mark this, the teeth carnC
perish or become black or yellow il the Sosoio,
is used daily. VS.