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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26
Strange Logic.

A little fellow Of our town, whose name is
Charlie, on returning from one of the churches
said TO his mother, in the most earnest manner
ma, they've got a organ down at the church,
and il plays without turning the crank Don't
you think, Ma, that they ought to get them
little monkey to hand around the hat?-Cur-
tain falls.
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yyhyG

Sable white-washists are numerous, Lime
can be bought in any quantities at A. Ovsloy's.
Then We say why will not our people begin
the work Immediately some object TO whie
washing, because the reflection Of the sun is
uncomfortable. II they will add small guam
tity Of lampblaek, dissolved in water inst, a
beautiful mode color can be produced, and
,his diAiculiv obviatsd
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Millinery Goods.

Mrs L. Bearley has just returned f,om the
market with handsome stock of millinery
goods, notiogs Sc. Her old customers may
rect assured that they will find the very best
goods at the very lowest prices, aud Of the very
latest styles, at nf place Of business, west Of
the post-oflioe. She informs US that her grand
opening is from 9 o'clock, A. NJ, 6P.M.,
every day.
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LOUISVILLE MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, April "a, 1871.
Cattle-Oyer one hundred and eighty head
were placed on the market this morning.
There was but little excitemtnt In the mar
ket, as the trade was confined to home con-
sumers. Nearly all the cserirgs changed
hands by noon. We quote for best grade Of
shipping and butcher beeyes sold at 81 to &c;
good sold at Al to Sc; medium sold at 8! to &c,
and common at to &c per pound gross. Fresh
mixers sell as to quality, from $40 to so.
sheep-The market still remains good, all
selling on arrival. We quote for best heavy,
8. to &c; good at 8 to 5! per pound grcss.
Mixed lots sell as to quality from 81 90 to 4
per head
Hogs-The market is unchanged. Beet
butcher hogs sell at Al to i!e; medium and
light sell at 81 to &c per pound gross.
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Owing to the repeated heavy rains fora
month past, the farmers have not been able to
put in their corn. A few Of them arr nov
planting, but the general crop will no, be put
in until the first Of mex, month, and not by
that time unles. the weather rcmains fair.
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Murder.

The grand jury Of this county, at the pres
ent term Of the Circuit Court, retursed two in
dictments against one james Harris, for muir
der. 1t is charged that during the war, Har-
ris, being one Of the "Bridgcwater gang"
aided in killing two Confederate soldiers who
had been parolled during Bragg retreat from
this State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26
Trimmed Out.

The Jail Of Lincoln county which contained
nearly dozen prisoners before court, has nov
only four or i've The two young men from
Pulaski county, who were charged with at
tempting to pas counterfeit nickel-, were die
charged by the Court without trial. Several
negross were also rcleased
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

The Ipastolie Times, the organ Of the Chris
,ian church, comes out in new dress, and has
recently added to its editorial corps Elder r.
c. Cave, sou-in-law Of Dr. IIopson, of Louis
Vile. This gives the Times six able edition.
and doubtless will add greatly to its popular
ity among the members Of the church il rep
rVsents
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Absent.

Dr. Cheney, Principal Of our Female Col
loge, is on bushes. trip out West this week,
and consequently. there has been a weeks va
cation, which will be made up at the end Of
ihc session, in June. lleiseHpcctcd to return
tomorrow, -
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26
Printing Press for Sale

The Psris True Kep,noiian desiring to en-
lar.-c from nine 10 ten columns 10 the Page,
offer, Tor sale At a bargain, IA, Hoe railway
powcr printing prrss, original Gust 1890. In
use three wears
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26
pO<ia Water.

Carson 4 Dodds have ju.t received, and have
put into operation, splendid soda apparatus
and it works srlcndidly. ladies and gentle
men will lind them prepared to furnish them
a cooling and most delightful beverage a, tie
low prire OF ten cents
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4 SERIOUS Diniculty.

\ difficulty occurred lat Friday between
Wood Little and W. =. Anderson, at Ppach-
ersvillc in this county, resulting in Anderson
being seriously wounded with a knife. lie
was cut some five or Fix times We have no
PARTICULAR
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

A fac simile of the original Dolly in all
styles at Craig Il McAlister's Trade
Palace.
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Wayne.

The spring term Of the Wayne county Cir.
cult Court will convene mex, Monday week
There IL a week intervening between that court
and GUN. which i. week Of rect to his honor,
JudRr Fox
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Description and Pedigree.

COLOSSUS is a dark hay, 10 hands
I inch high, With superb name and tail !;
sired by colo-sns, he out Of u full sister to
Prior, BY mp. Ss~r~sign, she out Of full ais
ter 10 Medock, BY American Eclipse, and. out
Of Millers Damscl BY imp. Messengers fst
dam by Wagner, "a dam By inp. Tranby, Ia
full sister 10 the eelcbraied race horse Jack
Gambol). Thu il will be seen tina, this horss
possesses the 6rst qualiiies for rice, aud runs
back through his sire's dam TO the fountain
Lesd-imp Messenger, the father Of the ,rot.
upg stoek Of the World.
va HARvEv HELM.
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Fine lsrpsn.

The bluegrass deld- and all the timothy
and clover meadows, around this rcgion, an
hooking better than We ever remember to have
secn them at this season II the year 30 much
for timely and copious rains.
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dolly, dear Dolly, come home with
me now,"-as the young lady said, who
bought SO many goods yesterday at
McAlister & Miller's.
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Mr.. Will Warren at the Trade Palace
of Craig & McAlister has sold stacks of
those popular batist and linen suitings
and has vet a full stock.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Paris in Flames" the popular style in
silks can be found at Craig & McAliter's
Trade Palace.
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The Magnetic tack hammer is the
greatest curiosity in town, and should he
in every "well regulated family fos
sale at A. Owsleys. \
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Dolly Warden Robes, just received in
the latest styles at Craig d McAlister's
Trade Palace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

See those handsome linen dresses,
made and trimmed in the very best style,
for sale at McAlister & Miller's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Two thoroughbred boars, by imported
stock, for sale at reasonable prices, apply
Immediately to
JN0. o. McALISTER.
Stanford Ky.
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Consult your own interests and go to
McAlister & Millers for Spring and
Summer goods of every description.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

If you want to see pretty ladies and Mr..
Ephraim James, go to Craig & Meals
ter's Trade Palace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

All that fuss on Main street is caused by T.
J. Atkins, the tin roofer.
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Who ever saw "Star" shirt rip-or
one that didn't fitH Go to McAlister d
Milfe.. for the 4
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New Vault.

The new vault in the new banking house Of
the National Bank Of Stanford is completed
Iii. a strong. burglar and hre-proof structure.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Trim your dresses in style, with those
monitor silk buttons, the very latest ag-
for sale at McAlister d Miller's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

A dolly Warden" is the aspiration Of every
young lady and the Necessity Of every married
woman. The largest stock will be found a,
McAli-icf a Nillrr..
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SPECIALS.

~ Ora d ne abundance Of lie 4 car,
he mouth spsukyth. He ha, hag, Jusi.
meas IN him riH tdik business. -su
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

We hear that both Mr. Pope and Mr.. Myers,
Who we're Injured in the circus melee, arr do
ing well, aud will soon b, able togoabout. Mr..
Myers, We hear, is but slightly injured.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

You can buy the very latest style silk
hat, custom made, warranted q perfect
fit, at McAlister & Milllers
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

When the ladies want fashionable goods
and the latest styles they go to Craig &
McAlister's Trade Palace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

A few more of those popular English
diagonal suits for sale at McAlister &
Miller's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Oh! how beautifull-that "snow drop
trimming at McAlister Il Miller's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Plies celebrated Fit Powders the great
est discovery on record, for sale at W.
III. Andersons.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Head quarters for dry goods, notions,
fancy goods, etc, is McAlister q Mil
ler's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

The fashionable resort for ladies is
Craig & McAlisters Trade Palace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

The best plow-shoe in America, for
sale at McAlister & Miller's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

"Anti-billious Bittcrs,' the necessity
of every family during the spring, for
sale at w. III. Anderson's
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

For plants raised by A. II. Penny,
90 to w. ii. Anderson's.
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Go to W. II. Anderson's for pictures and
picture francs.
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Alaska diamonds at Craig & McAlis-
tors Trade Palace.
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Fancy dress goods at all prices at the
Trade Palace of Craig Il McAlister.
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W. II. Anderson's is head quatters for
drugs and medicines.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

Walking canes-parasols at Crss &
McAlister's Trade Palace.
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Go to the Trade Palace of Craig 4
McAlister for style.
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The Thoroughbred stallion
COLOSSUS!
WILL stand in Lincoln county, 0 miles west
Of Stanford, and miles east Of Shelby City,
ON the Knob Lick turnpike road, at
TWENTY DOLLARS!

Money TO be paid when the service u rendered.
Mares not proving in foal can be bred back
next season free Of charge.
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!Ssec1 IN bv-se. Is iuwr~i tlroSgl p,r-is,en,
and jwdiclow adr-tisipg.
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ALL jon Work promptly and neatly
executed at this Office
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-26

A NEW SUPPLY of CUTS and JOB MATE
RIAL rls- resolved 1T this cttce
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pride of Kentucky"-A brand Of
Fancy Family Flour warranted TO give
entire satisfaction, for sale at
Geo ID. Wearen's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Governments 000uPitlos
Jay Cooke . 60. furnish the following to-ns


giniss, consolidated, as; West yIrginiss, I5l1;
North Carolina skies. old, $50.
BALTnoEs Dec 10 -Oottor quiet aud steady; low
misdling-, ls7salSh Flour Fl IN and god de-
maid, prices unchanged. wheat firm and IN
changed. Corn frmer a. OK scarce; white soutber
6os5s; yellow bern, 59s60 ed western 6lI So
Oa,A hrm; southern, 45s!e western nx ed, 45a<5 do
white, Ss45 REe qniet but steady SDsss Nav
hrm and IN good demand; prices unchanged Pro
visions very dull. ard nina l. UNCHANGED W sst-
eID butter scarce and wanted; ch Jice roll %: good
2es2s. Wbisky firm 95
NEw YORK, Dc. 10 Stocks steady. Gold steady
lEI. Money firm. 7. Exchange, long, 81; short
10. Go'sr, menis dull ard steady. Virginis s's, a.
new 81. North Gar, Iinss, ssts; new ~
fEw foRK, Dee le.-FiouT dali. whsst quiet
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WARRINGTON CITY:
10, 1877.
Holiday Goods.

Now h the time for dealers in all classes of
holiday goods TO advertise their wares. The
laTges- and beet purchasers almost invariably
make their selections early in the season while
stocks are fun and varied. and before the rush
customers has set in. Those who are the first
20 make known to the public the attractions
they propose to hold out are therefore sure
to reap the richest harvest. We need hardly
add, that 10 do this thoroughly the columns
OF The STAB sLOald be used. As an advert sing
medium IL is eoncededly worth all the other
sPers in the city added together.
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Tk1E WEATHER

Wac DsPARrsBrT, 0Esce Chef SIsnal O@s.r,,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dee. 10, 1872, ii am{
SfSoPsis FOB PAST TwsFTY-POUR EoU Rs
Inc barometer has continued high in the north
wet, with winds veeTirg to southeasterly and
parity cloudy and cold weather, and north
westerly winds. high pressures and low temper
atufes over the upper lake region and thence TO
me ONO river In the gulf and south Atlantic
ststes northerly winds, veerIUg to nOrtheasteriy
on the westerly gulf, with cloudy and cold wea-
ther ana increasing pressure. On the lower
lakes ana in the st. Lawrence valley SOUTH
westerly 10 Dorthwesterly winds, light snow and
cloudy weather prevail, with increasing pres
sure. m the middle ana eastern states north
westerly winds, rising baTometers, Iog tempera-
lures, and generally clear weather.
PROBABILITIEs.-ln the northwest, south
easterly winds, diminishing pressures, incre ased
temperatures, and cloudy weather, with light
snow, extending over the upper lakes to- night
and southwark toward the OHIO valley. In the
gulf and south Atlantic states, nOrtherIy to
nortneasterly winds, higher baIometers, cold
snd partly cloudy weather, with occasional rain
IN the western gulf region. Over the lower
lake region and in the st. Lawrence valley oc-
essional snow, partly clsudy and clearing
weather, bat elsewhere clear and cold wea
Their, with increasing pressure, lower tempera-
turts and northwesterly winds. In the middle
states and New England, northwesterly winds
yeering to nOrtherly, With low Temperatures,
high pressures, and generally clear weather
warning signals continue at Buffalo, Rochester
and OswegO.
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HAVING PLkETY OF GRAIN AND LONG
II fEkD, L Will t-ke for he winter, at A
the low D ice Of Sl2 50 per month a head IN
IRON Is TO - Horses, at my fa m In Mont 6x
dlost' s.O,HAHK, 1919 7th st. H. W.
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES ~
u CARRIAGES III
On band. THE largest assortment OF new llSR0,
and second hsni fashionable CAHRI- E$GSS
AGES ever offered In this city. Repair W.
ing promptly attended to.
ROBT. b GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory-4l04l4st h ST., bet.
u and 4.
used, III be sold cheap Clio Sc
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We see no reason TO deprecate the conclusion
arrived At by the President and the Attorney
GENERAL II the case OF the unfortunate m an who
suffered the extreme penalty of the law in thi,
city Il day for What seems to have been, juds-
irg from the evidence, 9 cold-blcoded, DELHI
crate murder. As peaceable and law abiding
community, We have an unpleasant duty to
Perform in making amends for the terrible
crimes which have recently occurred in our
midst, and that We do 1t ought to be sufficient
evidence that we are determined to make muir
der uufashionable-
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The reccnt purchase OF Mr.. Core.
wood" estate by the board OF commi.s,> u
ilis National Soldiers Home makes the AZ
gate area Of the grounds attached to that In
stitutiOI about four hundred acres. all OF which
can lie utilized in the interests both OF the dis
allied and superannu sted soldiers and the gov
eminent. The Home. II IL generals known
was founded by Lieutenant General Scott Who,
during the Mexican war, Levi. contributions
upon srE@lal OF the larger cities OF Mexico. A
il>5ltion OF these moneys was expended by him
for the purchase OF clothing and commissary
stores for the troops, and the remainder,
isis e'J,) al his urgent solicitation, was set
apart by Congress to establish an asylum for
disabled and supersnnuateis soldiers OF the reg
MAR 81 ny. The Home has proved one of the
most henetceEt OF our national institutions, and
s-rCe IT. establishment has sheltered and fed
thoussHls Of veterans, both regulars and vel
tnteeTs, W no might otherwise have lived on the
grudsing charity Of friends and relatives. II
nsy &c said TO be self-supporting institution,
since It asks 10 appropriations from Congress,
and Telies wholly upon the small sum OF twelve
and hall cents per month contributed by every
solder Of the regular army, the pensions of in
mate. aud upon the stoppage by order OF
CouIt-- d aTtisl OF the pay OF soldiers. These
sources OF revenue are quite adequate to the
support OF the Home. in fact, the late purchase
was Tsii for out OF quite a large surplus on
hand and IL is the intention of the board Of
Commissioners to expend part OF what remains
An the erection Of additional buildings TO meet
the continually increasing demand for more
ACCOMMODATIONS. The Home will then bs equal
IN esfaci'y 20 the national asylum for disabled
volunteers At Dayton, Ohio.
when he =" HARDWOOD" estate, which is con-
l suOls 10 the grounds Of the Home, is laid of
N Ioo'lsths, drives, miniature lakes, &C., the
"hO'e vii be one of the most beautiful and at
use'i'e features OF the capital. The Home
user POSSESSES peculiar interest from the fac,
taat j; as the summer resort OF President Ian.
coin curing the rebellion.
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TOW PRICES
IL AND BEST QUALITIES.
Choicest Christmas Goods.

FANCY DEPARTMENT:
JAPAN BbOkZEB,
JAPAN CHINA,
AND ORHAMENTAL WARE,
Beautiful, Delicate AID Cheap
FRkNIH WORK BASKETS. new styles.
TABLE LuXURlE5:
FRENCH LACE FRUITS,
APRIC0TS, Glsoe,
CHERbIE5. Glaze,
ALMONDS, Glaoe,
FIGS, Giace,
LARGE AND HANDSOME BASINS.
RIPE ORANGES,
RIPR BANANAS,
RIPk PEARS,
Rips MALAGA GRAPES.
TBUFFLES,
PETITE POS.
ASPARAGUS,
PICkLES AND SAUCES.
PAVE DE FOXES GBtS, with Tiufes.
NALL ARD 4 FRENCH CANDLES; also,
kAILLARDS ORNAMENTAL CANDLES,
fer Christmas Trees. ct low prices.
GNRDGN'5 PRESERVES. Of every choice fruit.
FRESH PkARS IN GLASS, as beautiful and de-
iicious as II Just picked from the tree,
n. w. BuRfHELL.
dIO-3w 1859 STREET.
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WILLIAM KNABE 4 co,

w BALTIMORE, MAINLAND
GRAND, SQUARE nd UPRIGHT PIANOS.
These instI uments have been before ths public
Tor forty years, and upon their eIcellence-
alone attained an uhpurchssed rs-emi ~
Iercs " hfch pronoHDces them uneQual-dtuv wv
Inr their tone, touch workmsn ship ard durability
Inc, have he. awarded sixty I'VE gold and silver
VI their SQUARE PIANOS have their new and i'm
poved OverstruD Scale a AgraGs.
Milan 4cCammobs PIANOS and PIANOS and
ohGAsS rom various well knoya factories for
deelo tr Piano w.r.roons,, 81 iish street.
- II n kNRY COL EMA v aad MOSES COLE
fiaiHS:-You are hereby Aotified to appear before
the supreme Court OF the district a Columbia ait
urgtn ruptey, at tbs Office OF eayles Brown
Be- Ristsr on the twenty first Of December, 1874, nj
y clock m 81 the City Hall, Washn ston civ 10
.sow .sose Why discharge from eli thsir debts
shouid not be rsnted 70 said Henry Coleman and
Us Marshal Of D. O., - III aeneer
fesf:-B. J. MEI0S, Clerk. dlO,H
y has tbtsinsd from the supreme court Of the
q ninistr alton the personal estate Of PHILIP
DWHkR, late Of Ukfted states Army, de-
ceased All persons hav ina claims against the said
dscsssed are hereby warned to exhibit the samA,
With the voucher thereof 20 the subscriber on or
before the 9TH day Of December next: thsy may
ntherviss by Law be excluded from ell benefit Of
the cad estate Given u der my had this 7th day
dio'uss JAhss ". D0HoH0H.
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L sUiTABLE FOB EVERYBODY
IMMENSE STOCK.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
60 everywhere, read all the advertisements, and
q n make a straight line for CAEO'S Loan 2~
Office and Bazaar, No. 9l4 Pa. avenue, be- SN3
tN cen Gh and 10th streets, ana from q OK
e. per cent The stock consists Of the finest ,H,a
uniting Case Gold and oliver WATCHES. Swiss
a American makes; solid Cold CHAINS, BRACE
LET'S, STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, RINGS
finest EUEs, MUSICAL IksrkU sENTS, &C
inc solid IA karat Hunting Cage Gold Watches
S-2snd up. Goods sold instainents No troable
Ia SHOW aoods heEsmber-
deos-tr No. ga Pa. ey., bet. 9Th ana 10Th sis
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DRY GOODS.

tebGAN & NfBlE.
II lois aud 1870 eth street norihw
sjcRE sTOChFD TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY
hess GODDS, in great abundance. The new
CT IN shGdes IN SAtines EE press Cl0shs ashmeres
81 ges kplngllnes, &C., choice stock of rich PtAid-
MOT hhlNG and BLACK GOODS. IN Ca-hmars,-
ID - Ete, MeIluOes, BomD az mes, Cre;onnas, De-
isiuts, AlpaCss, MChArs, 81 sc.
BLA' h FILMS, unsuT passed ia quality for tie
r. icrs, VIZ u z3, ; 80, 81 IS So 81 -, and IS
shsHls, Blank sts, ElEnnels, Casslmeres, Cloths,
' .lhcteeTs. Table LlneEs, ShettnEs. &C.
= etsrproof Clio AklNGS, o n cent? 10 60
1allsrdyaie fLAhkkLS. ali numbers.
b. ne Demcrest's helIable Patterns d ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

E0UND-In the smithsonian Museum, POCK.
J. EFT B0Ok, with b small sum OF money Apply
10 JOSEPH HEBRON, Janitor. lts
I UST- December sth, in or near the ladies rscep-
II tion room at the House of Representatives, a
i Ia COLLAR, for which q suitable reward will b
paid IL returned to l 3S9 street. do St"
OsT-On the night of the 9th inst snt a young
IL bay mare MULE. The fsder VIII b
literally rewarded by leaving her at HOS I'm
18Th, between L and Ii streets. dl0-3t' CA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-10
. PROM TIE EARLIEsI AGEs

W FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
@~S 70 the present day, Scrofula mas been the
osne, and, As were, the curse Of mankind So ter
ribie and ieet1some had il been NJ periods OF
me words history that Q person known be infect
ID with II would not be above ed to mix with society
6spvy IN day the disease 10 stripped OF its ter
TOT BY the use OF the sAaAIIrANis Roor AND RERR
JrCss, aid tie victim of Serofals, Ulcers, eercs
Pun pss biotehes. letters, &C., DO restored to
sscnt health IN few eeks
BOOT AND HEB JUICES, 81 % per bottle.
sold by =. q. FORD, nos Pa ave, ari IL praS
bsts: p,EsAohD 90, Proprietor, 81 Race ST.,
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