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GoEf1 PATIENT RBYLB6TINo Gas AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half Of the guam
uty Of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 44 7th street, ID the agent for them,
and also for 6oetzie Double-cone Chandelier
Renectors, and the Diamond Difusive Daylight
RedectOrs.
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CITY ITEMS.

ASK your Grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best baking o Sder.
A. FISHER, No. 61s 9th street, removes spots
without cleaning the whole garment and with
gloves and slippers. Gentlemen's gloves cleaned
to look like new ones. 10
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HOTEL CHANGE.-By the advertisement else
where it will be seen that Mr. James Sykes, late
of Wizards Hotel, has taken lease of the Jen-
ness House, rechrstening 1t The Imperial Hotel.
Mr.. Sykes is so well and favorably known to the
travelling public that the problem with him will
not be-where are his guests to come from? but
how shall he find roomifOr them all?
FROM James L. Kervand we have the Lddy's
Journal and Hdrper's Bdzar for Janua airy 20.
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METzGER q BYLEs,
an SEVENTH STREET,
Between d and streets.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
GROCERIES, WINES, BRANDIEs,
WHISTLES, ETC,
ARE NOW oFrERIss
FINE STOCK OF
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES.
CONSISTING PART or
fkffEsf hI Hssash IA c ssss Ss and
s ssfFSsil K fIfssss q; n :ssss:s
LESH9RS cITRos, LLMos PEEL,
NEW RIGS. fkES6H PR6SEs, IN glass. TN.
soreoe < SG p1sor,h, JrILIEs
hrpds,, Ps ssh Morton. PIE FRUITS.
ftchSs sss t Sas Si sH %kLsurs
h sns s sSd SOT;SP BOYD; MiScE Mat.
PIN PsnE sfrk k i!shs 'n sF sisd BurrrR
DRIED PEACHES and APPLEs.
s sPs wAss POLK E1Ssh psTy End Factory cHsEsk.
LEVELS sfLI1LEAyENIss FLong,
fRfSk SR RSif To fik s6rfES E. MoLAss1S
TEAS.
FISsT .1G
COFFEES.
MOCHA OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
Green aud Fresh Roasted.
Eo;l MAcKEREL, in barrels and Kits;
TONGUES and SOUNDS. HALIBUr FINS.
BRANDIES, WHISTLES, ETC.
yaMAIeA x RgM, pure;
9t.rd 9gsuy COS BRASDIEs,
Gam SEB sEsEs sE ~s EEIsEr
PALE SHERRY wINE,(very hne;b
MADIIRA, PORT, and nALIFoRSIA WINES,
NATIONAL NEWS COMPANY,
sas Pepnsylvsnia ave, between 81 and ~ streets.
A splendid stock Of HOLIDAY eooss. We
SsssNsEEsss LIBEAEIEs, sIBLES SHRSMos
With q, holders; ..o Pencil cs.es q nes pattern
.nsGunee tsst fnSEsyins has I1st BEEN made
artists. Our Wedding Cards cannot be exoelled
anywhere. We have on our counters Papers from
all the principal cities the Atlantic and Paciho
decssm H. ooYLE 90.
NEW rHAR's GIFTS.
FURs, sHAwLs,
COLLARS, NECKTIEs,
HANDKERCHIEF
All OF our winter goods at greatly reduced price.
Ladies. -pt's and childrent MERInc UNDIR-
WEAR; cheapest in the city. st
CoNNoLLYs, sos 9th street,
d1sts OPP. Pstcnt once.
MOST AMUSING TOY 0Uri-Csuse. inanimate
lVl figures 20 dance 90 the music Of piaDos
Tor ca Q By G. L. WILD 4 BRO, 80 litfX -
st. west, between Peuns. avenue and Z stNtvNvv
Asesfs yer Sief's Pianos, and manufacturer OF and
dealers in n usical Instruments generally.
Pianos and ell Musical Instruments tuned and re-
paired. decla tr
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LINEN AND SILK dANDKRRCHIRFS at Prices,
Alb It'll street.
GENTS KID AND DoGsKIN GLOVES, from 81
up. good article for $50, at e. Baum's Kid
Glove Depot, 40S eth street. Remember the
place.
c. Baum's Corsets are the most celebrated
among the Ladies. Ladies can have them made
to order, and every pair is warranted to fit.
The largest Kid Glove Depot for Ladies and
Gents is at c. Baum's Corset Factory. They
are sold at the lowest market value. 408 18th
street. Hosiery for Ladies and Gents; also, full
line Of Children's extra length. Prices the
lowest, and 10 per cent. off on the dozen, at G.
Baum's Corset Factory, 4os It'll street.
MRRIN0 UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, 50c
76c., 81, S1.60, 81, $3.50, at the Original Franc
431 It'll street, next door to Franc, the Halter.
-A
MERINo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose
at the Original Franc 431 It'll street, next door to
Franc, the Halter.
NOVELTIES IN SCARFs, Bows and Ties, in
great variety,--by far the largest assortment In
this city-at the Original Franc, 431 It'll street,
next door to Franc, the Halter.
For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowinp
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. 535 18th
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. Z North Charles street, Baltimore.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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GLOVES for the million at Prices, 413 It'll st.
BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES at 81 80 at Prices,
Alb It'll street.
DEPOT FOB GErT's 81 KIDS at Prices, 413 It'll
street.
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TIE KxIsHrs TkNPLAR RECEPTION at the
Masonic Temple, on Thursday evening next,
VIII be one Of the most pleasant social entertain
ments OF the season. The President and several
members Of the Cabinet win be presant: also The
omcers OF three Baltimore Communicates. and
Allegheny Comnandery OF Pittsburg, Pa, and
number Of distinguished members Of the
fraternity from various sections Of the country.
The brethren Of the mystic tie know how 70
manage such Affairs. and all Who attend NAV
count upon an evening Of endowment.
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CARDIGAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices,
Alb It'll street.
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"A RARE OPPORTUNITY for thOpurchase Of
nrs.slass residence on Capitol Hill ID offered by
oshnson, auctioneer. In the public sale
49,. IN e-day by Samuel Gross and Enoch
.s.ss, uss.ees. sf two fine residences on south
he seen Nv ,ss sn "a sad ID streets east, n win
snosher eoiuSn,e renee 70 sis auction ssIes in
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TEE HEBREW CoxGRDsArIos, Adsss Israel
has elected the following officers TO serve for the
present year: President, b. j. Behrcnd;
vice president, Jacob Peyser; treasurer;
and janitor, sianapah oppeaheimer; members
OF board OF managers, Philip Peyser. and s.
Hartong; auditing and finance conmittee, L.
Oppenheimer, f. Grunapple and Philip Peyser
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Condensed Locals.

Rev. DR.. Stephen III. Tying will address the
women : CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION attheir anniver-
sary meeting. TO be held in the Congregational
church, ON Wednesday evening, the Eth in
slant.
The bids for furnishing street lamps for the
District were opened yesterday by the Board of
made.
At recent meeting of Company d, WILL,
Lieut. Waugh rendered his resignation, which
was accepted.
Collector Slater reports receipts from taxes
for the week ending January amounting to
$500, making total since November IS of
The Board of Public Works have ordered the
superintendent of sewers to construct a sewer
on the northwest corner Of & and 9Th stree Is,
northeast.
Gen. Babcock, at the request OF Delegate
Brown, of the first legislative district, has di-
rected n at lamps be erected at each end of the
Navy Yard or Anacostia Bridge, and kept
lighted every dark night, for the benefit OF trav-
ellers.
The Board of Public Works have directed Mr..
Adolf Ciuss to prepare a plan for a small-po
hospital, TO be erected on the grounds of the
Washington Asylum, in accordance with a reso-
luton recently adopted by by the Legislative
Assembly.
William Fletcher has been awarded the con.
tract for setting the curb, laying foot pavement,
and matchmaking the carriagewayO on street
from p street bridge to the circle at the inter-
Dues.
III. Birch has been awarded the contract for
sewerlng, grading paving, curbing, and raising
and lowering the water main on N street north
west, from the bridge over Rock creek TO its in
teTsectiOn with New Hampshire avenue. r. s.
Hulse has been awarded the contract for grading
New Hampshire avenue.
Mr.. A. r. Shepherd, vice president of the
Board of Public Works, left town Yesterday
for New York Mr.. A. b. Mullett, engineer
member of the board, and Mr.. s. p. Brown one
of the members, will leave this evening and Join
Mr.. Shepherd. when they will make a thoroug Oh
examination of the different pavements in use in
that city, and also examine into the methods O
treating and preserving wood pavements now
practiced there.
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SUPERINTENDENTs OF STREET WORK Re-
LIEvED.-The following named superintendent
Of special improvements under the Board of
Public Works have been relieved from duty
e 3. Bates, employed on 18th street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and New York avenue
and on F between 18th and 21st streets; Franc
Bensler, on 9th street, between PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Boundary streets; Henry Bailey,
18th, between and NJ streets; John X. Brown,
n street, from eth to the Circle; j. b. Cramer,
AZ, from Maine avenue to Arsenal; Samuel Z.
douglass, street, from 18th to 26th streets;
Edward Dubant, 18th street, from II to n streets,
and Vermont avenue, from I to NJ streets;
Phillip b. Dowell, Missouri avenue; Joseph H.
Fletcher, 4th street, between Maryland avenue
and New York avenue; Gilman Kirby, street.
between It'll and 18th streets; James Marshall,
Maryland avenue, from Z to Boundary
Joseph s. Martin, Il street, between TIN and
1ith streets; r. G. Murphy, G street, between
Sd and 18th streets; X. H. Ryan, East Capitol
street TO Louisiana avenue; John A. Rheem
Madison and jackson Places; Josiah Simpson
Sd street, between Indiana and New York ave-
nues; Nj. W. Shekell, street, between 20tband
9Th streets; Henry Wills, 11th street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and N street; William B.
Wilson, 18th street, between Pennsylvania ave-
nue and river; g. T. McGlue, street, between
18th and 21st streets. Mr.. W. H. Chase, super
intendent of sewers, has been directed BY the
board TO take temporary charge OF the work
from which the above-named persons have been
relieved.
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h. =. DAVIS 4 90.

Haying gone into hrsineea in Baltimore, We shall
proceed 10 settle Mp the business Of
n. =. DAVIS Z 90.
All persous Indebted viii pleas. maks prompt Say
ment. and all persons having chains aesiost 4 VIII
present them as once for sstfiement. Ihafksng our
eustnnss r. FIR psst pstrohase, We new o6er rsDaia
Goods, Fixtures. 0-cd- will Lease, &C., are for cate
on reasonable terns 70 anyone Who wouA Ike one
chance, a. the books will shsv y.
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At ofthe poor 81 Trinity Parish Geor getown under
GiDNEsDSf' January ,osS q the old rrnsy
Church, comnencing At N O'Clock So
Pr rRoS. BOWLING, Anctionesr.
% raj Ian NJ al xGcfi0s. D
:es a & SIS & e q.
ssss e b: = iS1s { ssi:s 81;
=; Sa:s 8: "a; = 8. ss
tn The ys::si h.. !. sset; two m...:, !. 1sp fee.
one cash. the o.Sst Ssf !. months
:ss TO . :;::'
Az f1E H ioa.s,sa e s.e estate O GEO.
-. .s Are !sase.ted 70 cal. e preseet 4,
1n.etied bills viii have to Be put I'm the hands Of
The STORE corner of Bridge and Congress. sts,
'tss:s So, for sale: Ara asI,. S5sE
"A OLD FOLKS CONCERT
WEDNESDAY. i iSsS Il j January,
FORREST NALL
Thirty Of the best Singers in the District are
ssonr. 9, and viii appear in the Costume Of Many
The Music is grand and the scene. the most Iuai-
c' Xa e, Ges sss you want 70 issss
NEW REFREsRMENf SALOON
Mr.. KAISER mot Kaiser William, but Henry A
Class REs e; sfsEa NJ n snS u
ssAaiSS rds. the iSI%sr Turner Hall, o;~
the Adams Express conrsny oes eo and ~
invites the public to give him call The finest
other Refrsshments win Always Be Kept On hand. anu
SPECIAL EOrlCI-PAPER RANGTNG-Per
szSss
sTfsf %0rk s.; ss'sa''ss 's'sss SsSSI
RI TH0s. BOWLING, Auctisneer.
hHs Sg * on TIE
5y SiTtT- e DEED Of ssu,. bearing date n;
IN lber No: scs, at folio Ne: ms, and upon The
reanenf OF the party entitled thereunder the
IL 's Sgss4s on
clock. all that lot Of ground on the Heights Of
the north line d stoddara street. dstsnse eighty
with the line Of soddard street forty three feet
a1a pe e. fsi S
proved by one of those handsome modern b lex
Immediate neigbborhood Of the residences Of Cover
nor Cooke, Aemirsl Radford, Judge Peck, and other
well-known citizens.
This property will be sold subject to a deed o
trust dated the 10th Of February, 1859, for $500
which will be due in February, 1874 the interest on
which has been fully paid to the 10th Of August last
Terms of sale: $500 in cash, and the residue in
six and twelve months, with interest from day Of
are not complied with within I've days from the day
OF sale the trustee reserves the right 10 resell at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All con
yeyancing, including stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser. deposit Of $500 will be required
soon as seld.
J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
decl3eo&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til "WEDNESDAY, January 10th, lS72, same hour
and place.
J.CARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
dN-eo6ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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LOCAL M w 8.


Anusements, DC, Eo-mfSht.
Material Thsater.--' Ellie, or the Cherry Tree
I'm"
LiEee,n HaIl.-Mrs. Moultons second grand
concert
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BIRDS.

CANARY BIRDs.-Received q new lot, nr-s-
~ class Singles, sold At ss 50 . piece "a q.
Also, BIRD FOOD and CAGES at the lowesf&cI
prices. 1888 7th street. between l. and NIX
streets. 3. HARTBRECHT. decle I'm.
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Two MORE DIvORCEs.-TO- day, Judge wyie
in the Equity Court, made a decree divorcinc
Mile Smith from the bonds of natrimony with
Charles b. Smith. The parties were married i'm
December, 1866, and they lived together until
October, 1868, when he was arrested for larceny
and sentenced to jail for three months, and in
March, 1863, he was sentenced to the Albany
penitentiary for two years and half. The evil
dence was taken by Mr. j. j. johnson, and Mr..
A. X. Browne appeared for petitioner.
Also decree in the case Of Elizabeth Lam
mOnd agt. EnOch hammond, who we're married
in 1869 and lived together until the close of the
year, when he left, and is now reported to be
living with another woman in Rhode Island
Mr. Browne appeared in this case, and Mr.
johnson took the testimony.
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LINEN AND SILK HANDKRRCHIRFs at Prices.
Ala eth street
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The MARKET FOR MARINE P RopUCrs-In-
spector General Gatchel, of the Board of Health
reports arrivals and sales of marine products as
els Deep Greek oysters sales at COO ash; schooner
Emma Alven, 400 bushels YocOmico oysters, sold
at zoe: as per bushel; sloop Cobbs Creek, 69t
bushels RappahannOcks, small, sold at Csc, large
$50: schooner Flying Fish, 800 bushels POGO
moke oysters, small. Coo, larger 81 .25 per bushe
Y barrels seaside oysters offered at s4.25 PEI
barrel.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
7 lrHRARY ENTERTAINMENT.

SELECT KEAnIN0S
By the stu1ests Of Georgetown Collie re for the b.ne
nt ofthe poor 81 Trinity Parish getown, under
The nns I,ccc of the Young Catholic Friend sccie,
Church, commencing At N O'Clock . %
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Yesterday, Chas. H. Slater,
who lost leg In the fight at Fredericksburg,
was discovered to be quite sick, and his friends
were about to take him to hospital, but while
putting him in a conveyance he died. The de-
ceased served in the 9th New York regiment
during the war. The coroner did not hold an
inquest, as it was apparent that he died of gen.
eral debility,
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oLIHGA1Ys, -, n Is. AND oie.
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS
AT, Q, o, 10, AND els
YOUTHS SUITS - 10. n. -. ~ 50. Axs sis
BOYS SUITS sro. % 70 %.
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NEW REFREsRMENf SALOON.

:, Mr.. AISER mot Kaiser William, but Henry A
ksiserl has leased ard fitted an Q nrsf- -
class RESTAURANT and UYSTERfNHl
"a 4ziRS %;dss the a, former Turner Hall, No W
the Adams Express Company once, and
invites the public to give him call The fines,
Wines, Liquors, aeo. Lager Beer, OYSTERS and
other Refreshments will always be kept on hand
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MRRIN0 UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, 50c.,
431 It'll street, next door to Franc, the Halter
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WHERE Is FRANC,

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Ak street.
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SPECIAL NOrlCE.-PAPER HANGING-Per
-, sen: Ientting can save 70 per cent BY going to
TUBMAN'S, 1l3 Bridge street, Georgetown, 70 get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done. All work illbe promptly executed in any
gunranteed; Parti, ulsr attention Daid Ito UPHOL
cTkhI WOkk. So7o-om
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MORE LIGHT.-The Board of ublicworks have
directed the superintendent Of lamps and gas tc
erect lamps at the following localities:-13 on p
street, between 4th and 10th; 5 on G street, be-
tween Sd street and New Jersey avenue north
west; on street, between I'd and Sd; 26 on h
street, between North Capitol and 18th east; on
4th street. between F and New York avenue
northwest; on M street, between 18th and 18th
northwest; q on New Jersey avenue, between
G street and New York avenue.
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one, two and three steps, and even then could
lard's room, as testified by Maggie Sullivan.
m. Scdnion, sworn:-Went to Mrs. Pollard's
room after the Denty affair; did not hear Lyon
say he was drunk when he made the charge
against Mrs. Pollard, and that he would take it
back; never knew Mr.. Lvon to be drunk.
At II O'Clock Mr.. Bradley commenced the
argument to the jury, maintaining that the case
himself, but he would not risk a feathers weight
on his testimony, for he had been contradicted.
Has any one contradicted Mrs. Pollard? He
proceeded to analyzs the evidence. claiming
in every point In conclusion, he claimed q
verdict At their hands.
Mr.. Cox, Tor the defendant, ct o'clock CON-
menced his argument He claimed that Q wo-
man who could set here with unblanched cheeks
while her frailties have been exposed, could not
expect to leave with IN unblemished reputation
II The language imputed was true. Il was bar
claiming that no witness testified that Lyon
used the words recited In the declaration, ex-
cept one. and he was contradicted. Ho further
statement defendant tried to suppress 1t, and q
save the plaintiff from exposure. Truth was {
perfect defence, and In . case like this where
there was probability Of the allegation being
damages. II was dificuit to prove adultery
How u It In this case? Womans Wit b brought
into play, and she goes stealthily mp 70 the room
s stns HOOP ss' p saS .asy the
Mr.. Bradley.-Not by MS.
MT. Cox.-Not BY you. but probably he d
afraid Of this female shootist Where Il Captain
Denly? He was summoned by defendant, and
yet did not appear. why TO his credit, be /
said, although = friend Of plaintiff, he II absent
becaufe he fears TO face the community. Mr.
Cox claimed that the girl Mcgee vas miStaker
In her testimony. After defending the Witnesses
a. to her reputation, he commended tnat the
plaintiff vas not entitled 90 . verdict
Mr.. l.. II. Chandler followed for the defend ant
and had not concluded his argument when oaI
ssport closed.
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FISH.
Nc kSss wMh .uknSr,, in barrels and sit.;
TONGUES and SOUNDS, HALIBUr FINS.
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MERINo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose
at the Original Franc 431 It'll street, next door to
Franc, the Halter.
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A STOLEN Coat RECOvERED-Quick Work
An old gentleman who had some business In
The STAR buildings to-day hung his coat OF
was stolen. The loser at once notified Detectiv.
Bigley, who in a very few minutes overhauled
man, named John H. Reiden, in Murder Bay
who had just left the coat at q rancho in tina
desirable locality. The property was recovered
and Reiden was taken to Police Headquarters
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TEAS.
ooLoSG, and ENGLISH BRKAkFAsT ina
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NofIOI.
AND BLANK BOOK mANgfAoToRY.
Iirst class goods At fair price,, for cash.
LIrH0GkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
The public invited 20 call and examine our
eW stock. BEN. Y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 20 Jay Cooke Gov,
een-6 Washington, ID q.
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BRANDTES, WHISTLES, ETC.
JAMAICA Rum, pure;
Stsrd' Pueug 4 o. BRASDIEs,
tatherSood "oLp RESERVE. WHISKY
OLD R.KvRo.LLdp . n nTr WHISKY
PALE SHERRY WINE, (very hne;l
MADEIRA. PORT, and CALIFORNIA WINES,
FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES, &C. decle In
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-17
Announcements.
ELECTION DAY, 23RD OF NAY.

-O-
We are authorized to announce Geo. H. Hud-
son as candidate for reelection to the Office of
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the City OF
Staunton, mayl0-2t*
Thomas Awde will be supported for the Office
of Township Collector at the ensuing election,
by many voters of
tides SOUTH RIVER TOWNSHIP.
D. W. Cuiner, of South River Township,
whose magistelial term expires in July, will be
supported for the same Office in the ensuing cleo
ton by 1t MANY VOTERS
Dr. L. W. Gilkeson has consented to be
candidate for reelection to the office of Justice
of the Peace in Riverheads Townahip, and will
be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
Having been solicited by number of citizens,
announce myself candidate for reelection to
the office Of Cry CONSTABLE, and can only point
to my past as guarantee for the future.
maylO-tde LEVI SHAFER.
In response to many solicitations, I announce
mself a candidate for reelection to the office of
COLLECTOR Of South River Township, and, if
elected, will faithfully discharge the duties of
the office.
may3-tde A. NJ. BOWMAN.
To THE VOTERS OF STAuNTeN.-For satisfactory
reasons have concluded to withdraw from the
contest, as condldate Tor your SURFACES IN the
coming election for Commonwealth Attorney
for the Hastings Court of your city.
Respectfully,
mayl7-1t t. G. NJ. HARRISON.
Having been solicited by number of friends
have concluded to respond to the call made
on ne through the papers and announce myself
a candidate for COLLECTOR of South River Town
Ship promising a faithful performance of its
duties If elected.
may3-tde WIN. ii. Shirley.
To THE VOTERS OF STAUNToN
l hereby announce myself candidate for
reelection as Common wealth 8 Attorney for the
City of Staunton, subject to the Convention of
the Conservative Party, if one be held. l sub
NIT to you the past as my best guarantee for the
future.
may3-tde S. TRAVERS PHILLIPS.
FELLow-C1T1zEEs OF THE CRY OF STAUNToN:
If there were any political or party issues
involved in the contest for Common wealth's At
| torney between the candidates now before you =,
would not think another had a right to an
nounce himself; but as such is not, and should
not be the case, respectfully announce myself
candidate for that Office, assuring you that,
should it be your pleasure to elect me, shall
strive to discharge its duties to the best of my
ability, fairly and impartially to all, yet firmly
Respectfully,
may3-tde M. F. WHITE.