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A bar Room seene.

q
The ST. S0seph, Missouri, Herald
says: A few days ago poor woman
entered one Of those low groggeries
that are q disgrace TO any city. and
with streaming eyes ard a eornte-'
nance the very picture Of woe, be-
songht the man Behind the bar not to
sch her husband any more rum. She
said: 'You have already ruined ns.s
You have sold him you' vile poison
till IR has lost his liealth. his charac-
ter, and his position. Through your
means he has become cross and abll-
Sive to me, when he oate loved So
tcnderly, and now he threatens to
murder us while untler the effects Of
the cursed stuff you give him. Yes,
lie cruelty heats me aud our children.
and often in llis drunken frenzy turns
us out Of the miserable slianty IN
which we now live to endure the chilly
wiuds Of The night, and the still colder
Charities of the world. Oh, don't give
him any more liluor.n aud sobs
dNdIll fNiIb ilti itttlst ltdltlC NlIilC tiN
proprietor stood speeches. At this
moment the door opened and in stag
gered the poor miserable husband.
With the vacant stare of the confirm
Ell incbriate. lie staggered toward tlr
kar. As q last recourse she placed
herself between her husband and the
bar, aud ciasping him in her arms pit
coaSly begged him not to drink any
more. and nearly crazed with agony
She turned to the landlord and prayed
him not to furnish any mere whisky
to her husband, The brutc--we cau
call him nothing el>e--tleliberately
walked from behind the bar and tax
ing the woman rudcly by the arm.
tore her violently from her husband.
to whom she cling with the strength
of despair, and forcibly put her ont III
to the street The wretched man then
went and took his drink paying for 1t
with the money that should have gone
to his poor wife ard starving children.
and tl~n went forth matltlened with
the damlahle liquor he had imbibed.
to renew his brutal attacks on his de-
ftnceless wife and children.
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MuYis:IsrilsE.

| was tired Of washing dishes; [
was tired of drudgery. Ii has always
been 50. and wasdlissatisllcd. new
er sat down 4 moment to read that ia
mic didn't want a cake, or Il piece Of
paper to scribble Oh. or bit Of soap
to make bubbles. Nd rather be in
prison." said one day, ''tllan have
my life leased ont So as Jamie
knocked my elbow when was writ
ing to II lritud.
But a morning came when | had
oue plate less to wash, one chair less
to set away by the wall in the dining
room; when Jamic's little crib was
put away into the garTet, and it has
never come down since. had been
unusually freitll and diScontented
with him that damp May morning
that he took the Group. Gloomy
weather gave me the headache, and I
had less patience then than at any
other time. By-and-by lie was sing
ing in another room, II want to be IN
angel" and presently rang ont tile
metallic Group. never hear that
hymn since that it don't eut me
10 the heart; for the Group cough rings
ont with it. lie grew worse towards
night, and when my husband came
home lie Went for the doctor. At first
he seemed to help lin, but it merged
into intlammatory cronpand was soo;I
over.
II ought to have been called in
sooner" said the doctor.
lave a servant to wash the dishes
ROW; aud when a visitor comes | can
sit down and entertain her without
having to work all the time. There
is no little boy Worrying me to open
1 his jacb-klitt, and there are no shay
ing' over the floor. The magazines
are not solcd with looking ut the pie
/ tnrcs. but stand prin and neat on the
reading table, Just rs leave them.
I Your carpet never looks dirty,
say weary-worl mothers to me.
"Oh, no." | mutterel to myself,
''there are no muddy little beots to dir
ty it now"
But my face Is as weary as theirs
weary with sitting in my lonc'omc
lAror at twilight, weary With watch
ing for the little arms that used 10
twinc arolud my neck, for the curl>
that brushed against my cheek, for tn"
young langh that rang out with
mine, as we watched the blazing coal
fire, or made rabbits with the sfatow
Oh the wall, waiting merrlly together
for papa coming home. have the
wealth sud ease lonccd for, but az
what price? And Wien see other
mothers with grown-up sons, driving
to town or church, and my hair siivcr-
ed over with gray, think what might
have hceu. had | murmured less ut tie
providence Of God.
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albanv 9r0istrl..

RSr- Subscribers ilnding an Y after their
names are informed thattheir subscription
expires with tilat number, and they are M
vitcd to renew II. Terms 3rer annnn,
IN advance; ak months, -: three months,
Il,
sss- Legal tenders received at par from
subscribers IN tho Eastern States.
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A cle,sr Lunaiie.

"A rich joke has Just transpred,
in which om OverSeer Of the poor,
IIoxS;e, wasovermatchcd in shrewd-
ness by a hnnatic he was conveying
to tie Poughkeepsie Insane Asy-
lum. The lmatic in question was
Dennis Il. Sheridan, the young
lawyer recently taken nsac, and
lioxsic started with linn to tie
asylum yesterday morning. As
Sheridan was very quiet and ratlon-
al, lioxie did not think it Necessary
70 Eandculi' him. On tie way down
they were engaged in conversations.
when hearing tie sEackels rattle i'll
I.oXsie's pocket, the insane man III
quired what they were. i!oNsie III
tvrmed him, wien he desired 10 see
item. They were ha.ded over,
when, after closely inspecting item,
he quietly put them in his pocket
and renewed tie conversation. lioN-
sic was some what dumb'ouEded at
this proceeding, but seei & nothing
in tie conduct of Sheridan to arouse
his suspicion, humored him by al
loving him to retain them.
1hey lad progressed several miles
further, VIXEN sheridan adroitly
turned the conversation upon luta-
tics and tie mode Of procedure in
lodging them ia an asylum. IloxSle
explained tIat it was necessary, III
order to coiiiue q luhatc in an in
SAFE asylum, TO lave certificate Of
two physicians that such person
was insane, AID commitment from
tie County Judge. sheridan, with
tie remark that lie was a lawyer,
requested to see tie paper to Judge
whether it was drawn up in due
form. As IIoxsic drew forth the
paper Sheridan seized it, ard
alter glaucing over it slip
ped it into lis breast packet.
lie retained possession Of the com
mitmeut aud shackles until they
reached Ponghkeepsic, where on
arriving Sheridan insisted on going
on to New York. lloxsie expo>tu-
lated, aid finally induced Sheridan
to alight.
On reaching the platform, re-
marking that their ways separated.
the rca in>auc man started oil. II.
s;czcd lin ard struggle en>ued
between the two, which speedily
attracted a crowd. Sheridan called
on tie by>taEdcrs for assistance,
claiming that iloxsie was a hu.atic
who was eldeavoring to escape, at
tie same time exhibiting the slack
els and commitment in proof Of
what he said. ihc crowd seized
lIoNsle, not w;,hstanding his dGS.ial,
and it probably would have Jared
worso with lin, Lad lot a hack
man who lad tcrnerly driven linn
to Inc asylum been attracted by the
crowd aid recognized him. Tie
result was that II. was released aHl
Sheridan secured aid lodged sateIy
in jail. -lI6aay kts"jngJ0H"@.
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Tv,,,xSwy IN crr ,T,o~ Son,a
,qtrnnnmnrs b,vn comn,itad tb,t lb"r,,
orn no les than II 0oa ,uO ot suns H.
n tln n,,;yar.e M ria t;xnd s,ar. % ara oil
snH snns h,ving ,ita onr S,,n r ,,,,,,,ero''s. M W.,
rIal,rs, liam nrilnary m and M srcoudarv, bn
Eo,,a;na r. II Tha ,iycnlsr f;eia or
sn,en whirh il occunies !. IN ,liametny
! 4 GEO Cea Cl0o of n;las. anJtha, whi,,,
+ rn,,trols u,nrb ~reat"r IN Jh,t en-,
whirb i l. nearest s ,;s;~orar ~ u "nrs -. j.
c,lled sir;nS dis,n,s5 rrou o','. U"S p,,',
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The Kirby SeIfIeakc Reaper
and Mower,

These machines are too we'll known TO
need icSrrintion. Also the "klRBi CLIP
PER MOWER" price $ij-the cheapest
and for many purposes the best in the
market.
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What is the difference between a snS-
pended hank and q RUNWAY train! In
one case the brake causes the stoppagc;
and in the other the stoPpage causes
the break.
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These machines are indisnu'ably
TSFE ELS,T IN EssE JyURH.D.

These machines are indisHu;ably
T;EE EkSsT ~ EssE yyORAD.
As a harvester, the Wood's TL.proycd
Prize NOMrr is confrsscdly without IN
equal YET before the country. These ma-
chircS have been Improved since first in
troluerd, until they are now almost cE-
tir' ~ - new ulapI!inc. They are made
by walter A. Wood tthc largest uianu-
f;ic;urer of Fai1ning Machinery in the
world a man who kccps ''up with the
times" and who now builds and sells over
twenty-five t;iOws"Td of tho Worlds
Prize Mowers annually. II led the world
at he Paris Exposition, and has found no
peer since
Tile Woo rs improved Prize Mower Is
carccialy adapted to 0,cgeu 1t has a
fading or iointedl bar with hand lew
est tao HbreiS spring seat, and il made
alm0s, entirely of naaIlrHhle iron, hard
wood and steSi. II is iseaVy strong and
d1rahle and though COMPACT and power
tnl. isof lighter draft than ilie oihor MA
chres oi equal weight. II isevcry way
inst Ehr Mover for Oregon. ~ every
farmer will say who has one. And i'Spricc
,sl3N, Il from $lj 10 - less than iSns'<caior
An inferior machine. Farmers, Will You
pay that difference? Investigate before
you buy, anlsec II you are getting any
lining Tor that tttw Wr Ft- for 4 is pro,iI,
rs no Mower costs more 70 build than does
Woods. Send fora pamphlet before buy
Ing.
''Esuy the Scsi."
Bgy the Woods IEMpiOyyd Prize
E0Wcr!
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"Nyhv is there no cream Oh this milk
George z" said an undergraduate to
his scout at Cambridge. stir it
up sir" waS the replE. 1T sinks to
tie bottom,H
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

There isa man in Yorkshire who
has a mile of children. His name Is
Furlong, and he has fomhoys andfsuF
girls. Eight hrlongs make mlle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

The Boston Jo,gAd asks, ''can the
gliat swallow the camel?" 1t seems 50.
a good many years ago, in a contest
for the SPeakership ofCongress, Nat.
! Banks swailowed Lew. Campbell, Of
Ohio.--Peoria TruRscrija,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

"Esuy the gScsi."
BGy the Woods IsMpI0ygd Prize
E0Wcr!
We Offer also The
GENUINE NAINE'S HEADERS.

from 10 to u feet cnt, improved by Walter
A. Wood, hayinZ not only uH the adyaht-
ares The oil Illinois machine, hut Woods
Improvements, anlal>o DOant's ADJUST
able Reed.
sS.3H No other Header has these in4povc-
mcnts, and no other PARTIES sell them.
They are made especially for this coast, by
Wood, at lI0osick Fail, y. y.
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r. old stove-pipe" hats may vet become
valuable. a Philadelphia halter. recently es-
'ahilshed AT Madras, has written for a large con-
sigrment of them, for the use of the natives
Idols.
SAbout week ago. Mrs. Watts, living
near Fort Smith, Ark, heard loud squealing
IN the yard back of the barn, and. rushing out,
htheld large black bear killing hog She
dId not faint nor scream, as some silly women
would have done, but procuring a gun shot
Bruin dead, and afterwartlekknned ana dressed
linn -
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TN TIE sUTREnE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Holds36 6seeSaI Term, FS5rKd,y IA 1N2.
In the case Of Mary Ann Ginnsty and Philip Reilly
Executors Of JAMES GINNArY deceased, the Elk
ecntois aforesaid have, with the appreciation Of the
ssIpointed TUESDAY, the nth day Of February,
personal Of said deceased and OF the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected aud
turned into money; when and where all the credit
and heirs of said deceased are notified to aten
with their claims properly .vouched, or they W.ay
nesssd es ,am oe eaei1asd from All osneht In said
published once week for three weeks in the We
Test: A'WEBsTER
febS-,h3w- Heeister Of Wills
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MAR ElEn

FALL-NOCRSE. On the 18th inst by the Rev
& smith, RICHARD H HALL to ANNA
daughter Of the late John Y. Eourse, of this city
NJ cards Baltimore sun
WOLCOTT-BRADLEY On Februarr sth. by
the Rev. W. W. Williams, Lieut. q. G. WOLCOTF,
l. : A, snd Mrs. T.. ". BRADLEY
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The EARL OF MAYO, Richard SouthwelI
Bourke, who has been cut off from life in so
sudden and violent a manner in India, an
eminent Statesman and experienced servant of
the Crown of England. He was born in 1922
lie was educated at Trinity College. Dublin
and took the degree of A. NJ. in 1914. He served
as Chief Secretary of Ireland at different periods
and was appointed Governor General of India in
the year 1858. His rule in the east was an ex.
eeedingly brilliant one for the interest of Eng
land in Asia. He recOnciled many hostile chiefs
and within theyear past he jOurneyed over a large
PORTION OF the empire, meeting the most power
1ui OF the native leaders in friendly Dunbar,
or conference, in state. He was Joined lust
1a'ely BY his wifi, the Countess of Mavo
snd could scarcely have aspired to any
II2her distinction under the Crown than
mat with which he already honored
IN Ireland he was claSSed as a ''bad landlord -
IL has been alleged. indeed. that he exacted the
most triiiing charges of money income from bis
impoverished COuntrymen and tenants even
Nhcn rolling In the wealth which his exaIted
'Hiciai position secured 10 him. These things
may nave been done merely in his name. but his
reputation as man and Christian gentleman
suffered not less owing TO the occurrence in the
tyeS OF the impoverished people and others at
nome IN consequence. Earl Mayo, previous to
Ilr elevation 10 the British peerage. was mem
Der OF the House nf Commons representing in
Hls minor title OF Lord Mas. Kildare. Coleraine
anu '1ckermouth at intervals. His son and
Ter : DcTmot J.. Wyndham Rourke Lord Mas
Tom III le0l and educated at EtOn.
TIE SCIENCE OF wAE.-Captsin Iavmar.
instructor IN tactics at the German military
sShooi at Cassei, liz a series of lectures before
inc students Of that institute, attributes the
victories of the German armies to the efforts
Whlch thelr commanders use to secure the Of
I'hsiVe IN war, and to keep the initiative of
Movements constantly in their own hands
his view is sustained by the results of the late
+ rahco-PruSsian war. The moral force of at
tack Is thus utilized and brought out to the
highest degree. This force is intensified with
every successful exertiou of it, while the con-
sc'"usIeSs or being on the def nsive has CORE
ita
Itrfy' The subject is one OF profound scientific
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departments in the several yards, without Do
hncai nctatiOn and without regard to their po-
/ tea sentiments A Iiourned
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, j.. C., January p, l62.
On the petition of HENRY X TAYLOR, Of
Boston, Mass, praying for the extension Of q
patent granted to Elm ON the 9Th day OF April,
Is5S, for inprov ement in Drawers for Closets,
Bureaus,&c
Ii is ordered that tie testimony In the case be
closed the 18th day Of March next that the time
for fling arguments and the Examiners report be
limited the 9Th day Of Anrl xt, and that said
petition lie heard on the 10th day Of April next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
SW II. D. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
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10y LATIMER & CLFARY,
- AUctiOnrers and al Estato Brokers'
SOuthv est corner Pennsylvania avenue and It'll Il
Star Office Building,

TRI STEES SALE OF LOT AND FRAME
MI Sb IN IN SSI ABE 1876, IN THE REAR OF
~ BY viT.ue Of deed Of trust dated July -
&.@-foio l, and AT the request If thu parties in,
trest"d,1 Will u to the highest bidA -r on the
l,2 att O'Clock T. IA. part Of Lot A. I'm SI1are los
I oains 81 feet inch mora or less, on street
n.ItLWtst. with Frame Dwelling thereon
The Lot will bs sold in two parcels one vacant
a q ne Containing the hOusn.
rms Of sale: One fourth cash, (or which SO ~,
each parcel must he paid at the time of $ ,le and
tBe resldue Thin five dsy nreafter, and the re
ldie IN 9, II and - mon las, with interest at per
cent per anhum from day of sale: the Trustee re-
srNl he right to sell for cash five days notice
III III" Evening Star, the risk and Of the pu,-
eraser IN defaUlt, the terms not com Of led 18th
cost. HYnEf srrrL,a,'
fls-I7,lo,2I LATIMFR & CLEARYi Ancts
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EELMBOLDS
EXTRACT BCCHU

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM ExcEssEs
Oh EARLY INDIsCRETIoN,
attended with the following symptoms: Indisposi.
ton to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss Memory
Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror
Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreaafal
Horror Of Death, Night sweats, Cold Feet, AXE
fuiness, Dimness of Vision, La,guor, Universal Las
situde of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Ap-
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing Of the Body, Dryness Of the skin Palld Counte-
nance and Eruptions the Face, Pain in the Back
Heayiness OF the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary suffusion
sld Loss of Sight, Want Of Attention, Great MobiI.
ty, RestIesness, with Horror Of Society Nothing lie
more desirable to such patients than Solitude, ans
nothing they dread, for fear Of themselves; no
repose Of manner no earnestness, no speculation,
but 8 hurried transition from one question g.
another
THESE SYMPTOMS, III ALLOWED TO GO
ON-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY
REMovEs-SOON FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER,
FATU1TY AND EPILEPTIO TITS. In ONE OF
WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During the supe .fntendence Of Dr.. Wilson q, the
Bloomir gdsle Asylum, this sad result occurred TO
Two patients. Reason had for Q zine left them, and
both died of epilepsy. They Of both sezes, and
about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that these excuses not frequently
followed BY those direful diseases, Insaaisv and
Uorsumrtion' records of he Insane Asyluns,
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witness to the truth OF these assertions In
LHnatic AsyIums the NEST melancholy exhibition
appears. The eountensDce is actually sosden and
quite destitute; neither mirtb grief ever visits
it, shozld sound Of tn voice IL s rarely ar
ticulsts.
with woful mea 5ures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief besuiied."
WhEe we regret tie existence Of the above f.
eases and symptoms. we are prepared 10 offer an
valuable gift Of chen stry fsE the removal Of the con-
seqasasss.
HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
There ID no tonic Ike n. II ID an snchos Of hops
of Ill Who have Used or prescribed IL.
Beware OF oounterfsis and those chez, dsooctions
called Buehu. nose Of which are prepared By ssls-
styled doctors, iron deletsrioas inG.sdisuts, q
offered for sale It ls0 price" md largsr bottles,
10. They are unreliable md freo.snSiy hjurisss
AsL for HslMbsld's. 1sls 10 ssA~.
Price cir pse bottle, O boeAAss Ter esso.
Delivered 10 any sAarsss. Dss0ibs WnSAsas y
I'll eonnuAicoeSoa1s
HILABOLDA 0INUINl PREPARATION
| Rstablishsd upward q twenty ysars. Prsparsd b
II. *. HEEWDOLDs
| pr>oeaeal a Analytical Ohsais. uo.GsA Brood.
l nav. usv York. anl loA oosfA Ieath
Il pbiladslphia, Pa
SOLD sH Dsueazsn svssHwHN.E
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hY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiouoer.
- No. lOOl northwest corner 10th and ID stre,t,

TEL STEES SALE 9F A VALUABLE ~
PROVED Properly AT AUGriIN- TWO
BRICK DNELLlNGS AND A LOT on TTR
NER strict, BETWEEN 9TU AND IOTu
AND AND q STREETS.
Ia by virtue NJ deed of trust, da ted Fehruarv
E.H 1lth 1870. rec rdod in Libcr So folio o aud
AI..aiso deed At trust, dated February 18Th
IoUr records in LiteT 6lO, folio II, of the land
records Of " ashingt0n county. District of CaIum
bla, aue by direction OF the holder Of the notes se
cured thereby: will sell, at public action, on the
leI2, a! o'clock m, the f flowing properly d..
scrlhed IN said deeds # trust bet parts Of Lot, liz
hrd Is Il Joseph F Kelly sub division Of the west
hHli 81 square $50, IL Washington cry, D. c. a. he
sane II recorder IN the SuTy office Of said Cify
ola Dec nher 5h, ISIS ard contained for the first 4
81 Il UNI aHC PREMISE, within the following m.tes
ana BOUNDS, VIZ Beginning ~ "a certain point i'm
east Inc OF said LOT u.s. distant 10 feet north from
tn southeast corner tI'r Of and runniag thence
f"ttto ~ alley thence south Is feet thence east los
lee 80 The beginning ana for The property describe
~ the sec I'D d, ed above monions as and being
-" EaU;h II feet Of the Aforesaid lot lis and runnjng
u Oh m parallel lines due west IO5 feet containing
lf1o square .e-t If ~ uId. or less also, lot 4
J. III. Turner s eCordcd subdivision Of square 3;5
CCntaiEIr 30 square feet Il grouTd moro or les,
T.. ms: Cne third cash. balance ia aud II months
ltarItg interest At the rate of ten per cent per
3iuUIE, secured by deed Of Trust the prnperty
90 1Oan vi en- each lot f. struck off. Stamps and
sale are hot mplied with within fved days from the
DAY OF sale. the Trustee the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the tefluItine
purchaser and IL" Cish paw ment To be forfeited
p. DARNEILLE, Trustee
ftbI5 GREEN 4 VILLAS Ms, Aucts.
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l. WAsHISsToN, d. O., January 9, lG3
Or the petition OF q. A. WATERBURY, OF New
YORK n Y, praying for the extension Of patent
eraytes. 20 him on the 9th do OF April lS5s, for
improyement in Appa ratus for Dsmping Paper:
II a ordered thai the<testimony in the case be
closed on the 26th day Il March, next that the nae
Tar filing arguments and the Examiners report be
lin tied 20 the sth day Of April next, and that said
netition be heard on the 10Th day of April next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
isp8 m a. M ID LEGGETT. Commissioners.
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5000 cocoANUrs.
leo lunches BANANAS
$40 barrels APPLES
rs boxes CRANBERRIES.
20 boxes DATES.
20 trails DATES
Fancy French PRUEFS
New Turkish PRCNES
Extra large French CHESTNCTS.
FIGS in drums, hair bags, &c.
Just received per steamer John Gibson.
JN0. W. LUNSDON CO,
fist GOO 9th ST, opp. Center Market
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Md TRUNKS. VIA
LADIES and MEMS SATCHELs
LADIES DRESS TUNES,
SOLE LEATHER TRUtks,
TRAVELLING iGS,
WHIPS.
sADDLERI snd HARNESS,
CARRIAGE ROBES, &C, &C
In CHEAT ARIETY, a. Low PRICES zoe
CASH, at the
NAN UFACT orr
JAMES 3. TOPHAM Il CO.,
~425H
SEVENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Fellows Hal
NOTICE.
McMURRYT PATENT STATS put In all our
Best and Medium Trunks. deie GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
SEE PRICES
WE WOULD AGAIN REMIND TIE PUB
Lie THAT WE ARE SELLING
NEW VALENCIA RAIsINS, at-..~...............Isc
NEW LAYER RAISINS, st.....................I SC
ClTBON-CHOlCE Sc
CITBoN-BEsT LEGHoRN, at....-...........56c.
NEW ZANTE CURRANTs, DC.
NEW TURKISH PRCNEs, at.................ISc.
TOMAToEs-2lb CANS, at............. Iso.
COZ ........-.....-..-...very low.
low.
FLOUR-GOOD, G4-tbl. SACK at............. 81 rs
FL0UE-BEST EXTRA, "a Dbl sack } at ? 90.
FLoUR-CHOICE FAMILY, > n Dbl. sack,) 2 rs
FLOUR-BEsT FAMILY, G4-bbl. ssck,I-- SO.
FLoUR-wELCH's BEST FAMILY, at low rates
HAMS-CHoICE SUGAR-CURED, at.......l lie.
HAMs-BEsT sUGAR-CURED. st..-.....low rates
sHcULDERs-BEST sUGAR-CgRED, at....sc.
sBoULDERs-PLAIN CURED, st-.....-......... Sc.
ARGE STOCK
or everything in our line, at spondingly
LOW PRICES.
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Under Masonic Temple.
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