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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
A New Road DemaHdsd-LOVs StFanGer
than Death-Ths Japassss.

SAN FRANCIsCO, January S8.-Opln-
ions prevail here strongly favoFiDg di-
rect aid to the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad to secure uninterrupted COM
municatiOn at all seasons and, through
competition, lower freights.
While the remains Of the wife of
VIM. A. Johnson, of Austin rancho,
near Grass valley, were being placed
in the coffin yesterday, Johnson, who
had become insane from grief, shot
himself through the body with a rifle,
dying in four hours. Both were buried
together.
To-day, the San Francisco board Of
supervisors abandoned the project to
purchase the Spring Valley water
works for the city.
The japanese embassy are now in the
Western Union Telegraph Office, ex-
amining the workings Of the Ameri-
can telegraph system.
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ROn-RssidsEt NOt;es.

No. l64-In the Firss ChancsEy Court ol
shelby county. Tennessee -s. 3. Psrham
ct 81. vs. ". 81. Price aud wife ct al,
IT appearing from a1idsEit IN tGis cause
j that the defendants, W. NJ. Pries and hi
wife, ssllte L. Price, and Robert d. CFockstt
are residents Of the state of Arkansas and
nOn-Tei dents OF the State OF Tennessee, and
that they are inc ebted to compIsinaats, by
open account, In tbs sum OF about $500, ana
that this suit is brought to subisct their In
terest in certain real estate in shelby county
to pay the same, and that an sttscnmsnt has
been issued and returned by the Sherih
levied, etc.:
Is is therefore ordered, Thst ihsy make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or he.
fore the first Monday in March, 1877, and
plead, answer or oem1r TO eOmplatnanfs'
Eiil, or the tame viii be taken for confessed
ss to them snd set for hssring sxparte; and
tina. copy OF this order be published once 2
week, for four successive weeks, In ths Mem
phis Appeal. This January %, lS72
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By z. b. MoHENRY, Deputy O. and N.
i. B. MCFARLAND. Sol. for compln'ts. lj24Wed
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kOn-Rssldsst Notice.

No. 4s4-In the First Chanoery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessse.-HoWard +.
Doug ass ct al. vs.. J. L. harris ct al.
IT Appearing from afidaVit in this cause
i that the names and places Of residence OF
known:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
In the city OF Memphis, Tam, On or before
the first Monday In March, lS72, and plead
answer or demur to cOmplRinRnI's blll, OF
the same will be taken for confessed as 70
them and 90. for hearing expGrte; and tbat g
copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal.
a cOpy-aEtest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By R. J. BLACK, DepaET U. and n.
Mcfarland q Goodwin, Soils. for COM
plRinants, fa24 wed
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cREnIIns,s HOTIEE-

No. 92s-In the First Ghancery Court OF shal.
by county, Tennessee.-J. L. II. SesEuma,
Admir-, etc, vs.. Francis Byrum ct az
1T appearing that an order has been en-
tered in this cause requiring all creditors
Of the estate of r. ]. Byrum. deceased, to
claims. etc:
It is therefore ordered, That sIl such cred.
itora make their appearance herein, at
the courthouse in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee. On or before the drst
Monday In March, 1879, snd come for
ward, have themselves made parties to
this auit, and exhibit and prove their claims
or demands against said estate, or the cause
win be proceeded with experte; R'oft that q
COPY OF this order be published once week,
for four Successive weeks. in the Memphis
Appeal.
Al copy-attegt:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY X. J. BI.A OK, Deputy Q. and u.
e. II. Heard, sol for cOmpl'nE ia2E we'd
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Ran-RssIdaat EntIna.

Nc. 2ss.-In the First Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county, Ten DneSsee.-Joseph r. VIII
nams vs.. /. B. Kirkland and E. Q. Kirk ct al
L this cause that the iefendsnt EdyTsTd II
XIX, is net be found in Shelby county, and
1t appearing nom the bill OF complainant
tnat Lns names and rssidences cf the heirs
OF J. r. Ferguson and James q. Neil. decd
are unknown
It is therefore ordered, That they (said kirk
and said ueceaseol make their sp-
pearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Mem phts. Tennessee, On or bsfors the
nrst Monday IN March, lSs2. and risad, an
sWsr or demur 70 compliments bill, or the
sans viii be taken for confessed as 70 them
end set Tor hearing exparte; ami that COPY
Of this order be published once q week, for
Appeal.
A cory-attgst:
EB = OHn 4. COLE, Clsrk and Master.
By 4. BLACK, Deputy Z, and NJ.
can't q MCDOWELL, Sols. for complainant.
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LONDON, January 23.-MF. E. B,
Willyams, liberal member Of ParIia-
ment, has paired of with q cOnserva-
tive member in order to make a brief
visit 70 the United States. He will
visit the mines IN Utah, and expects
to be absent two months.
Il deputatiOn from the Anti-SIave
Trade society waited upon Earl Gran
vile, and made representations in re-
gard to Spain's non observance of the
laws for the suppression Of the slave
trade, Lord Granville, in reply, said
that it was indubitable that Spain
in1ringed on the treaty, but the matter
was too delicate for the interference of
England at the present time, Spain
having insurrecticn on her hands.
The British minister at Madrid was
doing his utmost to secure the OBJ
servanCe of all treaty obligations. His
Lordship, in conclusion, said he
would consult with his colleagues be-
fore taking steps or prOnouncing opin-
ions as to the conduct of Spain.
While the Bishop of Exeter was
presiding at meeting in that city
Exeter today, in favor of the pas
sage by parliament OF the bill permit
ting the sale of liquors under certain
restrictions, he was insulted and at.
tackled by number Of men, Some
friends Of the bishop intertered for his
protection, when the insults were re-
neWed, and the meeting became verv
uproari0us. Severe fighting ensued.
ana the police were called in and
cleared the hall from the presence of
the di5turbers, several Of whom were
injured by blows from the clubs Of
the policemen.
The election excitement in Kerry
(Ireland) runs dangerously high. It
Is reported that the Fenians are organ
izing mobs to support Blennerhassett
the nome rule candidate, and that the
priests are threatened with violence,
Mr.. Bright has written letter to The
ODonOhue denOuncing home rule.
The government director OF tele-
graphs, Mr.. Scudamore, reports that
the total number of messages for
Warded from the postal telegraph sta
tlOns in the United Kingdom last
week was 217, ,518 being an increase of
81, 400 over the corresponding period
last year.
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TIE Baltimore Sun says that Viz
ginia alone, OF Southern States, has q
negro insane asylum. This must be a
mistake. Warmoth and Carter are
running one in New Orleans, and
Scott had a huge one at Columbia,
South Carolina, and there are two or
three Others, slightly mixed with SAN
ity, at Othe- Southern capitals.
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APPoRTloNMENT.
Distribution Of Representatives AcCordiao
te the New Schedule.

WASHINGTON, January %. The
house apportiOument bill, reported
by the senate Judiciary committee,
provides that from and after the third
day of March, 1873, the house of rep
resentatives shall be composed Of two
hundred and fOrty-three members, to
be apportiOned among the several
states in accordance with the provi-
siOns Of this act; that is to say:
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coNcREs sIoNAL-

The Tariff Observation-Disclosures River
Lands-LOuIslana Salt Eiues-The Am
nesty BIlI-A Lively Debats eetwses
Senator's Norton, ThHrman, Blai- aad
Oihsrs-A Vote to be Pressed To-Day.
In the House-Ths ApPsrtlOament Bnl-
Row Mach It Costs, Etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-24

William Soldatenkoh, commission
er from Russia to visit the prisons oi
the United States, arrived at st. Paul,
Minnesota, yesterday, with s. s. Mer-
riil, general manager OF the MilWau.
kee and st. Paul railroad, and other
gentlemen from Milwaukee. He in
spected the reform school and other
public institutions, and was bang uet-
tel in the evening.
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Certificates Oi Stack . Osi.

D UFFIN HUNT AND JOHN 7. HUNT
u having lost their certificates OF the fol-
lOwtng-menttoned snareg IN the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad stock, publish the
same IN order to apply for duplicates in the
preEcr bed form:
Rufin Huut-NO. ACE, dated December s,
1855, for one share No. 9iS, dated January 1,
LEGO, for one share.
John 7. Hunt-NO. 407. dated December 5,
B5S, for one share; No. sl6, January 4, 1850,
for one share EUFEIN HUNT.
iaA JOHN i, EUNT.
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- SPECIALTIES
FoR eEMTLEMEN.

Fisk. Clark q Flagg's celebrated specialttss
city.
True Efg shirts.
Patent PantaEOen Drawers.
RuaaaAn HFeces.
LaPer4e's EAd Gloves.
New StyEss OF Neck Dress.
N.R.-Ftve Novelties last cut. Dover cloth
dhirts and ShtrttnQs, sam son Braces. fsaferlf
Pantalo0n Drawers (red s'smpl, Lsporte'g
Cable KID Gloves. snd the Regent Street
Scarf FISK, CLARK a ELAGG,
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TIE Macon (Mississippi) Beacon
says: "The Memphis APPEAL comes
to Us with q map containing g large
wheel, of which Memphis is the hut.
btEb.D
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StOckhsldsrs' Notice.

TFHE next regular annual meeting o. the
L stockholders OF the Memphis and Lit
Rock Railroad Company wiz be held IN Lhe
town Of Hopsneid, Arkansas, on the
18th Day ef February, Isz9.
Stock holders will be passed fres 10 and from
place of meeting BY presenting certificates OF
4 took to the conductor.
By order Of the BOARD OF Directors.
JOHN ". GOODWIN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Mem phis. Tenn. January .. ls72. ia25 nAw
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ENGLAND.

A Member Of Parliament to Visit the
the United States-EHgiaHd, spaIa ana
the Slavs-Trade-DIsgraosfaI Raw at
Exeter Disturbances In lFsIand-Scuda-
more, the Telegraph Director.
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WASHINGTON.

The Tobacco Inierest-Marriags Of Sec
rstaFY R0hesss-ceiIeeto Of EeblIs-
The Charges Against CIastSn--Eew
OrIsaas-Gfsssse ell Charged with Dis
kOHest s. Washington e Vast GsmbIlng-
HsIl-TAs western states want Eonsy
-Ths AppOriiOHmsnt Bill, Etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-24

THE supreme court in session at
Nashville, VIII determine at once the
constitutionslity Of the merchants tax
law.
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SPRING. 1879.
J0lETLESS NILSSON SKIRT,

HyITH or without adjust -
w able hustle, il the Euro ENN
pean style for the present 4 "a
street dress, and is recon " =
mended by fashionable dress & Ia :
makers. Can 90 purchased @s5
only at ths DlEnufactOry. \ Z
The immense stock OF real - q
French Corssts Is complete
agstn In sizes and shapes.
and Is worth the attention OF
ladies and msrchsnts; Wer-
", pOiseau- Foy and Dupont
Oorsets q specially; our own
hand-m ade, scarlet and white, Is
mended; I; quality is guaranteed. NsW.
Breast Protectors and Braces.
ial0 LOUIS LANCE, Ias5< Nj
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MISSISSIPPI
MASONIC R0TIcE.
PROF. VlSuS' SCHOOL,

FOB BOTH eEXEs, viii be opened on The
28th January, en- Wellington street, be-
tween Linden aad Vance streets. Terms
moderate. Boys requiring any other than
mental discipline, VIII not be received.
Mrs. VIGU Us viii give Lessons in ErEWfnE
and Pai nttng In the schools, At her own resi-
dence. ana &C private houses ta2a
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coPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
LUMBER, LATHS and SHINGLES,
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY


MORNING CHASING. 81.
70, TO- So, IS, So, So, 81, 4S, "a, AZ, Al, IS, Is
EVENING CLASs-Eo. 8s.
20, SO, 50, 10, 81, -, IL, 1, q, q, 56, 81, Is.
LCttsriss drawn twice daily. Prizss from
800 TO 3590Ge, paid in money by ]. r.
FRANCE. ag't, ASS Eorth Cou-t st. Box Is7
Asulph1s, Tenn, z. o. AUEEAY, EILLE2
q -. L.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COUNCIL The Council reassembed at s d m.
yesterday. communication from the GoyernOr
Georget vn, in relat. on to the inadequscy If the
compensation awarded by the jury appointed To
asses the damages TO property by the strengthening
OF Bridge sti Get; Committee on claims. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-Theb bin authorizing
thf Board OF Public Works TO erect street lamps in
frcn Of all places Of public wo ship was passed
Mr.. Boswell introduced bill for the appointment
Of janors at the several plice stations take the
Place the policemen detailed at preeen preferred.
MIR. Die kson, frOn committee on appropriate nns,
reported bill to amend the act making appropria-
tious for defrsying the expenses of the Board Of
Mr. Boswell, from the committee on Distriet
Offices reported bill making elective the Offices of
Collector, Deputy Collector, Auditor, Register
Water Registrar, Coroner, Attorney, Surveyor,
Superintendent If Assessments and Taxes, twenty .
the Fire Department: read a second time.
Mr.. Hall, from committee on railroads, port
60, without recommendation bill to rept al the act
OF the corporation OF WeshiDgton, approved March
q ISL assigning safe site for pass. cer De Dot O
che Baltimore and Potomac railroad; read Q second
time.
Mr. Boswell, from the committee GA District in
debtedDers reported bill to reimburse the general
fund OF the District for moneys drawn herefrom
improvements; read second time. Also, bill 10 au-
tLoriZe the payment of certain certificates due by
the late corporation Of Washington, flor pawn 2
Pennsylvania avenue.)
MIR. Moore said this bill had been repors ed from
the c. mnittee without his knowledge or consent,
ard gave notice that ne would present minority
report. The bill was ead q second time.
q uhcil bill to suppress lotteries, gift, and policy
eDierp lees was read fret time and referred to the
con mittee on laws and judiciary.
Tue bill creating and hxing the compensation OF
10 strlke cut the paragraI his giving 500 to each
market C, nnlissioneT, and SlC0 each of th- late
members II the water beard which was lost, and
the bill, on motion of Mr.. Campbell, recommii
ted. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

A WOMAN SOLD FOR s4.-In 1867 one Hen
Erickson, a resident of Rochester, N. Y. sold
his wife Sarah to John Barnhart for q. A bill
OF sale was made out and signed, and Sarah
transfer d to Barnhart's house, where she lived
happily with her purchaser for four years. Last
week, however, she eloped with Levi Townsend.
Barnhart, not wishing to be thus swindlod out
Of his property, applied to the court for redress,
and writ Of replevin was granted him by JUS
tice Merrihew. On the day set down for the trial
the justice failed to appear. The case viii now
be moved to An adjoining town for adjudication.
sides. Joseph II. Westbrook. late Surrogate of
Ulster county, Is retained by the defence, and
Daniel ID. Bell by Bsrnhart. Bell Is the party
who was awarded $1,000 against General John
A. Dix for Imprisonment in Fort Lafayette
during the war
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THE COURTS,

CRIMINAL COURT, Jsose Cart,r.-To-day
Th, mas pOnoho and - Cornell, two o. Reddy
W.lch's companions, were arrsgned, charged with
RESTING and assauliing officer Howe in the dis
charge of his duty in arresting Weich the night
Of the 18th Of December at his rancho on d street
This case was appealed rom the decision of Judge
Smell in the Police Court, where they were fined
SlCO each and costs. Testimony was heard on both
sides. the same as has already been given in THE
STAR before that &C urt Messrs. Hine and Norris
appear ed for DEFENDANTS argued that the officer
exceeded his DUTY, and used unnecessary severity
The case Was given TO the jury after arguments on
both sides were heard, and a verdict Of guilty was
returned. Mr. Hine entered motion in arrest OF
Judgment, VIII oh was overruled, and the Court SEN
fenced each to Jail for one year.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneH. To pAY-The
following cases were disposed of: Thomas Carr and
VIM; kearney, charged with profanity; fined So.
MI miller, the District attorney, gave notice that
he would present two to the court against b.
ron Green, the proprietor of the gift swDde, the
corner OF llth street aud the Avenue, to morrow
morning. The accused subsequently, appeared i'm
court, and gave security in the sum of 00O-Sam-
uei Cross becoming security. Thomas Carr, pro-
fame ON the street: fined So. VIM. Robin son, as
saulf on Catherine Morgan; fined SIS and costs. A.
bert Stratus, for driving wagon without license;
fined IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

PAINT FOR IRON woRK.-There Is no protec-
ton for iron work 20 eficacious as boiled linseed
oil, properly laid ON. The iron should be first
well cleaned and freed from all rust and dirt; the
oil should be Of the best quality. and well boiled,
The oil must be laid on ~ thin a. possible T5r II
there be too thick a-toat of off put upon the
work, IL VIII skin over, be liable TO blister and
scarcely ever get hard; but If iron be painted
ssh three coats Of oil, and only so much put on
sacn nn> = can be made to cover it by hard
stmospbcre much Rseserve the iron from the
OF painting. II DARK man s any otner process
necessary, burnt lumber is preYef.aan .u pc
other pigment as q stain; 1t is a gooX any
dryer, and mikes well with fhe oil, without
injuripg il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

BRANDIES, WHISTLES, ETC
JAMAICA BUN, pure;
SCOTt III WHISKY.
otsrd pnRuy a Co. s BRANDIEs,
CatEerwooa "oLD RESERVE WHISKY
OLD NECTAR WHISKY
OLD BAkpR and GAFF
PALE SHERRY VIM. (very ineD
MAD1IRA. PORT, aud CALIFORNIA WINE
FANCY CRACkEBs, CAKES, &C. declIn
RRoDHEAD a Removed 10 1905 n. y
~ Oner the fpeSf all wool French SatiDes AZ cts
worth 81; Olive Green and Plumb color Cres nm
ish.d Cashneres, (iOyely shades and elegant,Dods
entirely newJ 81 per yard; all silk and Woobiag
onals similar IN style 10 the cloth which 10 sucf
favor with gentlemen; all Wool Serees, B,actilks
A,paoas; Reps, irlsh Poplins, &C., &C. All, KID
gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Cersets Collars anC
&C, very cheap; Bleached AID Unbleached 0ftons
&C and upwards; Prints, &C. and upwards; orsets
Csc. and upwards; elegant Paris Kid, Si: 0osi and
sterling Spool Cotton, 7c.; wsterproof, 8 "a up
ward; New York Mills Cotton, &c. A full Inc q,
Ladies and Gents scsrfs, Collars; also, initial
ndkerchiefs. aud host Of other desirabIgood,
Tor holiday presents, Call and examine ROD.
BEAD Co, 1908 y ST. between I2fh al ism
n. B.zklegant Lyons Black SIX Ct 81 peiyara
worth s27s ds,im
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The Piedmont and Potomac Railroad.

MEETING AT Aide.
The mass meeting of parties interested in the
building Of the Piedmont and Potomac railroad.
held in Aldie on Wednesday, December q
was largely attended, and wsS o -ganiZed by an
pointing h. F. Carter president. The secretary
read letters from Hon. III. J. Cooke Governor
OF the District Of Columbia, Hon Elliot Nj =.
BraxtOn, member OF Congress, and various
other parties living in the district in which they
all expressed great interest in the road, and
their regret at not being able to be present at the
meeting. The address of the committee to the
friends OF the Piedmont and Potomac railroad
was read by Sir. 1. u. Budd. of Loudeun county.
Mr.. y. Armisted Carter demonstrated to the
meeting the absolute necessity for a railroad to
the whole section of country that the p. Il p
X. X. contemplates passing through. Also how
the farmers along the line could subscribe to
the capital stock OF the road in money, land
and material, even when they had no money
from the fact that the building OF the railroad
would necessarily bring money into their peck
cts at once.
After considerable discussion, resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the meeting call
ing upon their representatives in Richmond to
guard their interests and see that no changes
are made i'll the present charter OF the Piedmont
and Potomac Railroad.
Resolutions were offered by Mr.. Burr P. No
land, and carried without one dissenting voice,
u hat we, the citizens of Loudon, view With
great pleasure the increased attention which is
being directed to the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad, and consider il az the route best adapted
TO develop that productive and magnificent
country lying under the Blue Ridge, i'll this and
the counties OF Fauquier and Rappahannock
That az far as we are able we will contribute,
by subscriptions in cash. ties, right of way, land
ana material, TO the construction of this railroad.
and invite the capital of the country to become
interested in il, pledgng the utmost liberaity in
our dealings with the said company. That
while this meeting is opposed to any change in the
present charter of the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad, it is of the opinion that the route from
the AQueduct Bridge to Anandale, and thence
along the old line of the Loudon Branch rail-
road to Aldie, is the cheapest and best route for
the road" &c.
1t was then resolved and carried, that a COM
mittee. consisting OF Messrs. Burr Z. holland.
s1sc l y, Duaa; Ds' %eo, a. 2uinby and Alfred
TO the Piedmont and Potomac railroad to be
held at Rosslyn on Thursday, January 4th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

The AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, Is in the
centre Of business, and contiguous to places OF
amusement and public interest. Its fine suites
Of rooms, elevator, cafe billiard halls, and cour-
teous employees, render it in reality a home for
the traveller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

To THE LApIEs.-Dr. Sapp's Walking Motion
TIeadle enables You to ue any sewing machine
physicians. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call AZ li03
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY coon D.

We would respectfully call the attention of eur
customer, and the public generally 10 our large and
well selected stock Of GOODS FOR THE HoLI-
DAYS, among which we would rsme, in part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, in v hole, half and are.
VALENCIA RkISINs.
sU&TANA RAIsiNs.
CCkRANrs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNKs, In !, and pounds.
COOKING PRUNEs and I RIED FRUIT.
WHITE HEATH PEACHks. In slsss, very bean
WHITE HEATH PEAeHEs, In /, N. and 5 N. cans.
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French
TOMATOES, m 2lb. aud 10. cans
TtNAs BEEF, very nutritious article.
HUCkINs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS
ENGLISH CROW CHOW and ONION PICKLES.
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. s"mrthins new
FkENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES. an Kinds.
LOBsTERs, in slsss and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER aud CHOW CHOW.
PRESERVES q all kinds. GsrdJn'. make.
ALMONDS, wALsUTs, PECsSS. FILBERrs.
BRAZIL NUTS. FRENCH CANDY. III aud n
boxes. FIRk cRACkERs, &o.. &C.
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
sCoTCH and IRISH WHISKY.
Very superior OF ID BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY
GAfFs CELEBRATED PURE RIVE WHISKY
PORT, ANGELICA, MUSCAT, SHERRY ana
MADEIRA WINES
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few Casks fine old PALE SHERRY in the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOR sALE Low BY
BROWNING a MIDDLETON.
Ne. Sl4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
deol6-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04
CITY ITEM

DRESS SUITS and Business Suits for gentle
men. A good assortment yet in stock at low
prices. GEO. &. HENyING's,
No. 4IO eth street northw west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

Harmless As SUMNER DEw.-Yet in the
highest degree disinfectant and preventative
Sozod0Rt keeps the teeth always healthy and
spoilers, and the gums ruddy and free from
canker. VS.