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THE DIAMOND SvINDLR-On Thursday, the
private safe OF Philip Arnold was opened az his
residence in EliZabethtown, by sheriff Wood,
Of Hardin county, who welded an attachment
gotten out by Gen. j. NJ. Harlan and Gen.
BIisfow, attorneys tor VIM. n. Lent. one OF the
sufferers by the diamond fever. IL was deemed
thing valuable, and when its doors were lung
open In the presence OF the sheriff aud the at
tOTneys, Investigation revealed the following
articles; s45, so in railroad bonds of McCrackaN
county subscription Go the ElizabethtoWn ana
Psducah railroad; $500 IN cur ency aud gold
com; - coo in cash notes; \ magnificent large
diamond cross, necklace, and earrings: three
superb diamond rings. and large lot OF valua-
BILE silver-ware. These articles are now in the
hands of Sheriff Wood. There were attached
also. several hundred acres OF land. conveyed
20 Mrs Philip Arnold, but charged 20 have been
purchased with Arnold's money, and then con-
veyee % her TO evade his debts. Arnold is sup
posed 20 have realized out OF his hdgs diamond
fraud AZ least s650,000.-L0Hisriite (Hy) COR-
fgsrc,oF Tg~ 81.
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A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Conuer-
ctAi writes from New Nork:-The question %
Commercial, has GOT beyond the stage Of dis.
cnssaon In New York, and has become one OF
the ere NJ facn OF the medical profession. We
nave three female medical colleges, IN which.
at this time, some two hundred lady students
are pref airing for professional life. The course
OF study In ell OF them II according % the CO.
tsoli-htd system In medical colleges. I know
are learned and capable m deal teachers: ana
know that the etaminsf ms Tor Diplomas are
conducted In rigorous and methodicsq~sy.
Physicisnsin New YORK and BROOKLYN. IN .hics
nnd the names Of twenty lady practitioner:
ana u to these we sid those who adhere
10 slopatby or other systems, shall ind net
les than fifty lady doctors here. IN regular
practice, me Of them being eNpert in surserv
As vel a. In medicine. Many of them are es-
cseu,hely successful, and derive handsome ia-
come. ir"m their protessiOn-several going 81
high Q, Ten Thousand q year OF more. IL is ab-
sGTd in the German Professor whose lanstsga
you have qnotsdl TO say that women are inca
Pscitstsd for the medical profession. They
certainly practice it in this place with a degree
Of scientific success which I only hone the Ger
man Professor himself Is able TO CO N mand. an q
would Ike O. see HIM get rp ard address his
arguments b sach = meeting OF iaiy doctors e.
could be called together in New York. No
long ago WAS witness 70 the rem arkshle skll
OF lady doctor in peculiarly 81 calf cass.
The patti m himself wa = m, mber OF the meii
cal fraternity, afflicted with a complication
OF dangerous diseases. He wss attended by
three OF the most distinguished practitioners OF
the regular faculty m America. who, after sN-
ercising all their powers upon the patient, gave
him no, and pronounced hts re rovery imnossi-
be, and his speedy death Inevitable. Uuier
these circumstances be was visited by q laiy
doctor OF his acquaintance, who, learning he
had been given mp, took his case IN hand
brought him through, and completely restored
his health in fewiweeks. The German Pro-
fessor couldn't convince that particular patieat
OF the inability OF woman Co practice the medi-
cal art. So far As | know. all lady Doctors here
refuse 90 take male patients and cOndne their
practice 90 their own sex. I know Of twO LADY
practitioners. however, i'm other localities who
take ali patients that come, gAriless OF sex,
color, or previous condition.
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MARRIED.

DFNHAM-DEHkIsCE ON Deeemher 9Th.
1879, by Rev. Mr. Owen, LEWIS W. DESHAM to
Mrs. LEAHkA DEshlS0n.
NUeeBAUM-THCER. On the 7sth Of March,
ls92 by hey. y Hencke,l, FRANK X \ TssBAUM
ton, u c.
WEIGH BANGS: At the residence Of Robert
A Grifp, Isg on the ming OF the Is h last , by
Rev Il ID valiant, CHARLES ID. WELCH, Esa.
10 Miss iLABtTH BANGS, Gil Il GeOr getowns
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ANKcDoTH OF GREELsY.-An aunt of Horace
Greeley, Mrs. Dwinel, Ii now living in the
town Of Gaines. Some years ago Mr.. Greeley
was TO deliver the address at the county fair,
and he, being anxious that his relatives family
should hear his remarks, proceeded 20 has auntis
farm, and pulling of his coat, helped husk lot
of corn, at which all the hands on the premises
were working. The neighbors, also, joined with
the distinguished editor, and that corn was
husked in time 10 allow all hands TO attend tue
fair and hear Mr.. Greeley's address.
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DRY GOODS.


GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
mESSkS. WOLFORD Il sHILBERG
Announce that thoy have made q reduction in the
prices OF their entire stock Of pRf GOODS and
invite the especial attention Of the Ladies' of Wa
ington to the really attractive stock of Goods
offered by them, especially suited for lie
season. The stock comprises
Pain ana Figured Poeins, 25o. to 50c
Colored AlpaCss, good shsdes, at go
tolored Double width MohsiTs, S5zc to5nc
Best Empress Cloths, all shsdes, coo. 10 53
Coed Black Dress silks, 81 As to ii rs "
Good Uolored Dress silks, Sl.Sh 10 81
HeavJ Rep Popins, 81 to 81 Is.
eatlnes In new shades, 75o.
GREAT SPECIALITY In BLACK ALPACA
ranging from 25c. to 81; &C.
iuii line OF Black Goods of ali classes, such as
Bombazine, Tanmse, French MerinO, Biarritz,
Grape De Paris, Cashmere.
Black and c I'D Velveteeus; Fiannels; Waterproof
Cloth OF ell colors; Cassimeres; White Corduroy
Pushes, &C., &c.
A large assortment OF Ottoman and Brochs
Shawis Blankets, and full line of Domeslics.
Ready made W ateTpToI Cloaks.
In connection with above named Goods are also
Sep' large variety Of
ana other Goods teo numerous to mention.
Purchasers desiring to econOmize should not fail
to call.
Tbe'expense is but FIVE cents from the st distant
part OF the city.
- REMEMBER
The Arcade,
No. 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
novO-tr Between D and 4.
decd sm N. k. corner of l4th and streets
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1Says the Boston Advertiser: The las. an
pearance Of the late Edwin Forrest on the stage
was at the Globe Theater and on the platform
Of the fremont Temple. IL Ia a range coinci-
dence that the last words uttered by him on
the stage we're: "And 50 u ends }" In sRichelieu,
and the last words read by him in public were:
1.-The rest is silence" with which he concluded
his reading OF Hamlet"
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NJ EW o. F E.
JUAN BOYLE q Co.,
REAL ESTA TE AND NOTE BROKERS
No. sos FIFrKKsrH STREET,

REAL ESTA TE AND NOTE BROKERS
No. 6Oa rIFTBKsTH STREET,
Opposite Treasury
a HANDSOMELY FINISHED HOUSE on
the modern improv ements Small cash payments
and large, on the line OF the Point Of Rocks rail
road, within few minutes walk of the depot with.
10 thirty minutes OF Washington. Terms easy .
Also, two Of two hundred acres each, on the same
road and same distance from depot, improved by
House, &C. Alss, one of 800 acres, In Fauluier
county, Va, very handsomely improved Easy
terms Also, one OF 800 acres, Cattell Station
va VIII be sold In quantities to suit purchasers
on easy terms. six lots Derth side of Rhode
Island avenue, axl0 each; small cash payment
balance can remain for five year with interest at
per cent. One lot south side of treet ~
on very easy terms. Three lots corner OF spd I'D
streets -Four lots on Gath street, bet een MI and
n. One lot on N between sd and Gath streets eix
lots EeaI Capitoii fronting On New JERSEY avenue
One OF the fneet situations in the city handsome
country eeatof 81 acr es mile above Geora etown
A handsome House, on corner 2lst and II streets
with every modern improv ement, long TIM nav
ments. hne Lot on street 3. r.. between I'd and
% Two Lots Oh Sd street, between O and b s. il
Several Lots on street, bet. I'd ana Sd =. f. Three
handsome Houses In the " est End. Also, Houses
aud Lots In all parts Of the city. Two taadsome
Houses on 9Th street.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums OF from . 900 to Sl0Oc0 on real estate.
For the accommodation of the public the Once
will he open on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS from
81 to O'Clock. noy29
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CHRISTNAs PRESENTS.
IMMENSE STOCK,

GhEAT EXCITEMENT!
Go everywhere. read all the advertise ments, and
then make q straight line for OAkOS Loan n
Cfhce and Bazaar. No. GA Pa. avenue, be- E591
" cen 9tn and 10th streets. sud from Is too
20 per cent The stock Consists OF the finest soiid
Hunting Case Gold and silver WATCHES, Swiss
AID American makes. soiid Gold CHAINS, BRACE
LET'S, Studs, SLEEVE BUTTONS, BINGS,
hnest fckss MUSICAL InsTRU sENrs, 10.
Inc solid Ia karat Hunting Case Gold Watches,
81 and up Goods sold en- instruments. No trouble
70 show goods. Remember
OsEOS LOAN OFFICE AND BAZAAR,
deos-tr No. ga Pa. ay., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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4O4{ OIiDAl GOODS }404
an 81 18Th st.

GILDERS AND UPhOLSTERERS.
We have Constantly on hand fne GOLD AND
WALNUT POhTRA 1T An ~ PICTURE FRAMES
o. our own manufacture. Also, PIER MIRRORs
COkNICES, &c.
We have = me assortment Of PAssE PAR
I0UIs, MATE, CHkOAOS, LIJHOCAEPHs,
PHOTOGRAP HS, &C
We are the S0ie Ssnufscturers Of the Celebrated
LnA1HEb LAMBkEQUINS.
Pronpt attention pGia 10 REGILpIHG. dlll5t
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CHOICE GEOCERIEs.

CH'l'E GROCERIES,
At our rev location, No. l32l TIN STREET, be-
tween and % stTset-. near the New North -
ern ket, will he found q well selected n e
FiBST-CLAsS GROCERIES
at lowest cash prices which invite the special
attention Vi ar Patrons aud the public generally,
Bead the .loEILg price list:
Best -ll-lv FlsGr a. Ell 50 per barrel
1-st rN-EF - a. AS3
E-st Gu taV-er Tes 81 - per 10.
Best Japa- ~
Eass ft9lorg
Bsst IN. 9sT.si Is "
LEl1Js - lrD ~
Esst ooi.ee' roasted, st 3 oeats Der Id.
Eesy Green Coffee y
Choice
Cod Brown SUEar o, n
tssLs e. lee - l25S
And us~y rth"r articles TOO Numerous 70 merton
hicb ~ Hr sold IT very loves. RACES. An iususc.
ton II cur 7-7d- an 7ric-s vii Day.
u. q. HOWsER a CO.,
l51l 7TH srREEF.
nov1-u RetEeen v and . streets
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

hOLlDA1 GOOUS.
II Merry Chrtssnsas!
II Happy .1tsc Fear!
As HERETOFORE, HAVE PREPARED
EXTENSIVELY TO SUPPLY THE LITTLE
As WELL As CHILDREN OF A LARGER
GROWTH, WITH THEIR
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AND WOULD ONLY BEG NJ CUSTOMERS
THANKING THEN VERY HEARTILY FOR
PAST FATORS, NOT TO DEFER THEIR
PURCHASES UNTIL THE LASTFEW DAYS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS, BUT TO
COME EARLY,
so As 20 SECURE
a BITTER ATTENTION
BETTER SELECTION.
haNt uONt W OLe OF snow -Win1OW9,
hat celot rated
METAL CHRISTMAS TREE,
the onlJ one of the kind in ths United States which
LIT UP BY GAS EVERY NIGHT.
lie; your children have 8 look at it.
b = liver ERG.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
decl6 TT SI2 7TH STREET, NEAR PENN.. AVE.
OIL LOVES, Sn
Sill kAkKET SPACE
HOLIDAY GOODS OPENING!
NEW AND DESIRABLE
FANCY GOODS FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Linen Embroidered Sets, Handkerchief in Fancy
Boxes, Naieuclsnnes trimmed ndkercbiefs
Collars Ladies' Sasbes. scarfs, Fancy
bCWs,siik Fichus, Kid Gloves, &c. dl9-ft
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AZ party OF Chicago gamblers have turned
The roulette tables upon the police by suing Cor
the recovery OF their professional Implements
recently seized by the officers OF the law.
S-FlueS near the wood aud steam pine. TO,
much exposed were tie causes Of tie worst cict
fires recently which have cost valuable lives
aud vast amount OF property.
sTMurders are so common in New York that
when gentleman went home and Announced
10 bis wife that Mr. Greeley Wa dead his little
hree-ye r-old, playing on the door, looked ~
and said, ''Pa. who shot him."
a. Il there anything IN the air in this intense :
ly Geld weather which makes combustiole
buildings peculiarly liable 70 take tire. or are
there disastrous cont agr atoms a mysterious
disPensatiOn of Providence?
81 worthy farmer in Geor gia, who wascar-
RED home on litter the other day, sOlemnIy
asserts that nothing but twenty-tOn anchor
can hold a sOTrel mule down 20 the earth after
she has stepped i'm a yellow-jacket nest.
ga promising young citizen OF Clay county
who was thoughtless enough TO throw the boot
Jack At his mOther-in-law, Is deeply impressed
sudden for removing the hair from mans head
as potato CRATER.
81 The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser saws
church, of Nashville, Tenn, have resolved to
abandon the inconsistent habit of wearing tine
dresses and costly jewelry TO church."
SO The Philadelphia citv correspondent OF
the Germantown Telegraph says that "before
the centennial celebration can take place We
shall have trains Running straight thrC ugh from
the City of Mexico to PHILADELPHIA, and all the
way in the interest of the PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road" Shouldn't wonder.
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RAILROAD
A KAlLROAD
AND
xEAL EST ATE MOKT8 an
Combined.

In It 81 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Ran
road COmpan furnishes 10 the public an invest.
nsnt security which combines the read. negotia-
oiiity, the COW enienoe, and the high credit OF
arstclass railroad bond With the soidity and safety
OF . real estate mortgage on lsnd worth at least
:wice the amount loaned.
They are offered At par IN currency, and yield Q
Sandstone PROFIT to those exchanging SOS.
The bonds are first and only mortgage OF the
road, its equipments and earnings, and also
land grant which, the completion Of the road, viii
average Isl 90 acres 10 each mile Of track.
They are issued IN denominations from oI9O to
el-Uo Coupon, aud 9l0o TO $1,000 Registered, have
thirty years to rum bear interest OF 7S Per cent
tn gold, and are EXEMPT TROA UNITED
STATES TAX to the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
e paid with GOLD CHEOkS, sent TO tina pest ono,
address Of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received IN ex-
change, without expense the investor, ct thofI
aishsst carrens pric,s.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND Germ
STREETS, N. W
- Under and by virtue of q deed of trust
k" 81 bearing date on the 10th day of August, A, ID
- ISL, and duly recorded in Liber 40. 656 foios
80 ct seq one of the land records for Washington
county and the District of Columbia, will Z, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, on FRIDAY,
the Sd day OF January, A. ID. 1873, at Al o'clock D
N, Oh tho premises, all that piece or parcel Of
ground, situate aud being in the city Of Washing
ton, and Known and described the ground Plat or
Plan thereof as Lot numbered four (4D, in Square
numbered eighty six So, together with the improve
ments, consisting of q two-story and attic Brick
Dwelling, containing eight rooms
Tel ms Of sale: One-third cash, and the residue In
two equal PAL N ents a. six and twelve months, with
interest from the day Of sale, to he satsfac
ton OF the Trustee. If the terms of sale are not
complied with in five days, the Trustee the
right TO resell at the risk snd cost of the defaultn
puret aser, uEon one week s notice by sdv ertise
ment in some newspaper printed and published in
the city of Washington
,,- JOSEPH Il; BEEAApLEYY,JR,, Trustee:
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II Ow PRICES
IL AND BEST QUALITIES.
Choicest Christmas Goods.

FANCY DEPARTMENT:
JAPAN "a OhZEs,
JAPAN CHINA.
and ORNAMENTAL WARE
Beautiful. DrlIcat. AID CHEAP
FIRE NJ ii WORK BASKETS new STYLES
TABLE EJXUhIEs:
FRENCH CLACE FAULTS
APkICOIS. 5lace.
CHERhfES. Glace,
ALMON DS, Glaze,
LARGE AND HANDSOME RAISIsS.
RlPE OEAEGES,
RIPE BANANAS,
RIPE PEARS,
RIPE MALAGA GRAPES.
TEXTILES,
PETITE POIS,
ASPARAGUS,
MUsHK0O Ms,
PICKLES AND SAUCES
PATE DEFOIEs GRAs, with Trufes
MAIL Il = I'D . FRENCH CANDIES; also,
MAlLLARDS ORNAMENTAL CANDIES,
for Christmas II ees, al low prices
GORDON . PhEssBNES. Of every choice fruit.
EREsH PEARS IN GLASS, as beautiful and de-
ECiOUs - II Just pick ed from the tree.
n. W. BIRCHELL,
dl03v 1892 STREET.
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!9O3
OO3 SEVENTH STREET.

903 SEVENTH sTREEr. 9O3
SAcUEL s. G. BARBOUR
HOLIOA GOODS
T0k YOUNG AND OLD.
Embracing AL the Standard Works, hcely hound for
present. tlCt. ne Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books
Juveniles, Russia Leather Goods, Work Boxes
writing Desks. Iakstands, fine Cutlery, Gold Pens,
&C. &c The finest ASSORTMENT ever ffered TO the
geOUs 1, Os-
a. The cheapest German ChrOmos In the CITY,
kememeer the nsRe aud number
sAAUELS g. BARBOUR, 903 9TH St,
fsuas K.,SU
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RY b. II WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
No. I29 Seventh street, between q and Il

RT B. II whgNEEs .-.,,
No. 12S Seventh street, between and a
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
~ EGANr REsIDkNCES IN TIE OITY,
slTUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF X
sSInh sTt BETWEEN "a sIHAND 10TH STREETS,
- BY virtue of deed of trust 10 u.s. d ated Sep
E.;H tenber 9Th, 1872 and duly resorded in Lfbsr
<6 ESQ folio 2sS, one OF the and records Cor Wash
ibston county, in the District Of Columbia, aud AZ
the request ofst the party secured, will offer for
SALE at pubic auction, to the highest bidder, i'm
'front.' OF the premises, on TIL RSDAY, December
<oln. 1871, al = O'Clock p. IN, the following real
state, situated in Washington city, Distrit OF
Columbia, TO wit: All that certain piece or parcel of
ground known and described as Lot lettere1 II in
Gnberts recorded subdivision Of part OF Square
three hundred ano seventy one, together with tue
mprov ements thereon consisting Of one OF tue most
up with every modern convenience
i his property is sold subject 10 a prior deed of
trust dated August %, 1874, aud recorded August
Hth' 1872, TO secure Sl2On, payable in five years,
with ten per cent interest semi annually
The terms Of sale for The amount realized aboy.
est 81 ten per cent. from September g. b. 1917 and
he expenses of sale In cash, and the balance sis
and twelve months, with six per cent interes.
secured 10y n deed of trus. on the property 9IgO
down when the property il struck off II the terms
Of ssie are Dot complied with in seven DAYS, ths
risk. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
DANIEL q. EATON. La.
GEORGE W. SrIOKNEY, rustees
oil dsds b. q. WARNER, Auct
ngTBE ABOVE SALE l. POSTPONED until
d26 D. II WARNER Auct
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IRIS rs ALL the English papers had about
tie death of Horace Greeley; New York,
Nov. "a Reuter- telegram)-Mr. Horace tree
ley died At O'Clock last evening" On the next
dsy they published the fOllOsing: "Neg York
Nov. 30 The cause Of Mr.. Horace GreeleV's
death was int ann alton OF the brain. The rri-
bune says that his chief aim was % leave the
world better than he found it. The Herald saws
~ ~ he was the victim OF political ambition.
the Times thinks the loss suffered by journalism
y irreparable The President, out of respect 20
the deceased gentlemen, has declined 10 attend
a reception OF the diplomatic corps"
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flY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1904 northwest corner 10th and sts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ~ SQUARE No. 2OS, NEAR PRESENT


TRT TSs s5 sALS oE vA AL BHILD:ss
STATE DEPARTMENT..
BS virtue I-a Of deed Of trust dated Nay 18th.
AfOlies lSs, &C., Of the land records for " ash,
fp viii p su S aaS
II 1ts kca 'as 60 gay q DsoeHosE s
81, SO, 49, 80, 81, g. 80, "a, aud IS, in Riggs Plant
dred and eight asJ. in the city Of Wsshngton, to-
sether with all the improvements thereon.
branoe, Of which statement viii be naae at sseo
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, of which $50
erred payments 10 be made in aud IL mouths after
day of sale, interest at the ton per cent
s,acon Of the trustee Terms 10 be fully &c 5ne s
with within six days after sale, otherwise the trus
risk and cost Of the first purchaser Ali conyeyanc,
ing at the cost of the pI N z e rw.pn Co.
novl9 eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, A1cts.
81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY: the 10Th instant, same hour and place.
as ''' Vi 'H GRkEE & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1THEAB9vE sALEIs POSTPONED uatil
dioiaHsd: aRKES Z WILLIAMS, Auot,.
flY LATIMER OLEARY.
Corner Of Penpsyl anita avenue and llth street,
Star Ocice Building.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
On MONDAY MORNING, January 9th,
dS 1873 We will sell, ct IL O'Clock, at auction
L-& rooms, southwest corner Pennsylvania ave
nue. and nth street, the following articles
50 Signal Telescop pes, Signal Telescope
strap, Marine Glars, Pocket Com pa l29 small
straps, l76 Foot Torches, Foot Extinguishers, III
Foot Flame shades; Flying Torches, Flying Ex.
s6soss. q Copper tunnels. SO Lance sOessts, g
seissors Lance Hsads fs! ycatss H f5f
Stats, POCKET TelssIsPh INSTRUMENTS, IFS signal
box Drawing Instruments, Kettle, Brass Spig9t.
9 Tap Borers, spring w agon, 9 Rubber Buekets,3
stoves, Fire Pokers, Rake, Fire shovels, Jan
ridge Boxes, l26 Cap Pouches, ~ Pistol Ponchss,7
Magazines Camp Stool, Battery Wagon stove,
Stove and Fixtures % yards of Carpet lis yards of
Cocoa Mating, Newspaper Files, 10 Masons
Hysrometers, Stove. Terms cash. By order
First Lieut.. and Property and Disbursing Officer,
Signal Service.
d3 lsw6ds LATIMER CEEARY, Aucts.
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LIVERY STABLES.

y. BQABDlNG LIvERY and SALE STABLES,
40 Sh street ;a bet 9Ed Essa CHAIN Alley,
Best carriages furnished Special care paid to
A LLIsoN EAlL0R. JR
dec10-ly 1879 street N w.
A ELLINGTON sTABLEs-R. ORUIr, JR
"A q sTkE EFT, BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH.
Carriage by day OF hour, and for weddings or
parties dec0ly
CoaaBEss sTAsLIg.
Her,.. and susses Tor HE and ia riesh Tn
coed H0f sfo FL iss VsaST ys.
w OAkRIAGEs Of the --latest styles constantly %
..S 10 NOS. .ns sas
.ss Horsss, and Horses always for ssis and :si
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. ss.ion q xLBtR HsEE New
ssssn 70 hing FL fs Of
1t i ordered that the testimony in the case be
SS 81 and Ss @ sS
Ss limited mir. 70 tSs I day q next and
February next. Any person may oppose this sx-
dE tu.st MD. LEGaETr. Commissioner.
LIMITED STATES PATKNT OFFICE,
WAsHINsT3N p O., DECEMBER is, lU1.
phia, Penn praying for the extension of o patent
granted to him on the nd day of March, 1859, for
togTaphs:
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18Th day Of Febroary next; that the
time for fling arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 18th day Of February next, aud
next.
tAny persscn may oppose this s1.snsion.
RAZAAR.-Bargains in LADIEe', 0ENTs' And
10 CHlLDBEEp UnDERCLOTHIN0 may be
found ~ women 9 christian Association, Judiciary
Entrance on street, between 9Th and sth. noll-ly
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limited STATES PATEsr oFFIUE.

PAZAAR.=BarGains In LADIEe', CENTS And
- CHlLDBEES, uaDERCLOTHIN0 may Be
Square. AL orders promptly and neatly executed
Entrance on street, between 9Th and eth, noll-ly
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HI GRkEh VILLAS ms, Auctioneers,
~ Northwest corner 10th aud d streets

WALNUT FRAME SOFAS AND CHAIRS, Up.
pAiSTED, AND oTaER DRESSING Bu-
RRaaSs' WALNUT BEDsTEADs, WARD
GTHtkTABLEs. HAN Ds0ME ENGRAyIN g.
tpn.GESAiH AND srHEs GARPETS, HAT
LIT OF CR00KERY, sc, AND OrHEk
"A On MONDAY MORNINS, Bee 4mher so
~ at 10 o clock, we shall sell, at the residence
sen.s@sn aeSiini ne Ne
sortment Of furniture. &C Aouse for rent
DIS GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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THE TRADES.

A WINGS AND DEJORATIONs-AWEI
ior stores city ard country residences; special
atte1;tlon given to Decorating Halls for Bafs and
Parties; FLAGS. HORSE and WAGON COVERS
fortsale or rent, by
JOHN q. HOGAN, Manufacturer,
7l3 Market space,
decJ-u Between 9TH and 8th street.
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nY LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID AUctoneers and Reel Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvsnis avenue ava 18th 81
Star Once Building.