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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
Gstafrs.
CARPENTERS ESTATE.

SAlAl I y III IN l En- = i-1Nl \ l.
/ STATE OF VERMONT. CALEpO>IA DI~IEI' -.
In Probltr Court, held al the fr"l"tt" t'iii'" IN
II. .Iuhnshury. in said district. GA the I'd di\ al
July. y. II. l-I.. 90
Nlnnzo +. Carpenter, cNrrut"r"f tn" last al ana
testament and cndicil "f isaiah tarI'ni"I lat" "i
ST bloomsbury. i'll said district. deceased. present
his adminIsi ration account for examination Hhi
allowance. and makes application l"I u d"'i' co.
distribution and partition "t the rStai" "i NiI
deceased
Nhcr"upon. il j. ordered lay said court. that SAID
account and said application hr referred I" So
SION "t said Court {" Ice held ri the Hr"lnt" once
~ SAID -. bloomsbury "u the. lIih day al august.
y. D. l-11 for hcarin. and decision thereon And Ii
l. further ordered that notice. hereof h'. given IT,
all persons interested. 10y publication the same
three weeks SUCc'ssIlrN in the tnlrdunIn. a
paper published al 81. Johushury. previous said
lime appointed for hearing. that they may appear
at said time and place and show c.irl-,. it ANY They
may have. why said account should h, lllnNrti
and such deere. made.
iiN Ih,. Court. Attest.
ASA l.. REM u. .IHd.'. ct Hruhlt,.
\ frIt, roi,\ of Errord ATTEST
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SALE AND LIVERY STABLE

In" subscriber has hnu-ht the Tr,~cott Stable.
IA lt'tl ri the II. .luhi~hurN iI"IIs,. which has
m'h newt httcd up and - good assortment of new
Horses HARNESSES and carriages al all kinds from,
n'""iT I" Il HI\ fi"rS' Coach Horses h"ush and
sold. HaIn"SSrS Carriages. Express WAGONS and
ar Horses for sale. second handed and new and
i";tInns 81 iobhin- done al any time AT rp;,s,uaL
PlI'"~. JERRY DREW
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CAmpAlGN GOODS FOR 1872
Struggle of 70;

/ N"r'If1 'u I"iii,rGi amt P"Jf'iG" Literature.
\ Graphic History "t the Republican and nrin"-
cratic Parties. - r3i,N sketch II tho SO called Lib
tT; Republican Panty: an .0si,t. r,r TN. IN.
ciuu.iI '"uN' nt,"u. iE' m.Is"r tickets ',,>if,
,h",r of the campaign. tn" finest illustrated E""k
Published. \ l;rui wanted hN every American
citizen. To ~rcur, i,ltIt.f. al Once. send i Ton
outfit. l MON ~ EII~uING CO. chicago III
IhlE.. Pa. ur ~Iriu- iirld hi;--~
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KAY y DREW
Ati " tul Pin

GORGE COWII.~' ESTATE
" ~IAIE 81 NEEMu\I. 'NIEpu\Il nI~rEu.I -
In l'r"tatr t"urt hrld At rh, Probate. Oui,,. IN
July \. -. l-1.. ' "
Henry W t"wlcs administrator Of thu, estate. of
t'"r"" '"wI'~. late "i barnet IN said dis
'''i. d"''T'N"d. presents hi> administration I,..
'""m' l"l examination and allowance. and uIaL g.,
.PPI'iit non i"r decree ui distribution and .trri
non "I III" '~tit" "i sad deceased
w h'l"uI"n. II j. ordered h> laid court that said
account and said application h. referred T." q So
~i' at sad court g." hr held At the probate, office. ia
Hd 81 'l"hn~urN. on the I'D ia, ui August. \. H.
-! Tor hearing and decision Thereon nd II -
further ordered that notice. h, Ven To- all persons
Interested hN publication Of the SAM, three. weeks
Nucc'N~IN"iN III TIA" tal,runi:tn new IHVrr pub
li~l"d al ~. bloomsbury previous I" said tim, :I
pointed Tor hearing. that they MAY appear nj said
time and place. and show cause. il any They may
have. why said account should not lie. allow ,d
and such decree made.
EN the Court. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENt II. Judge OF Probate
\ tru,. copy OF rccurd-AtfrSt
- - ASA l.. FRENCH judge. of PruIr,t,
\O1lt + All persons are forbid trusting my
d. wife E"ancN Brown, my account as shall
pay Ii" debts OF her contracting.
July 81 I-72. >. 20
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ASA l.. / HENCii. Jude, ct Fr"l,nr,.
\ true copy of Record. Attest
= ASA l.. rRE\t Ii. IHd.'. "f l'TnlIi,..

>,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -
- In Probate" uurt held al liz, Probate uitIrr 1t
81 .Iuhm-hurl. within and ior said district Oh th,
!Oth ,aN al July. \. H. l-I;!
An instrument purporting t" hr the last " Ill and
Testament OF Lyndon Aver. late "i II. bloomsbury
said DISTRICT deceased. being presented {" cunt
hN Prentice l.. Pierce. the cN"CHi"r Therein named
fuI Probate: 1t l. ordered Icy said t"uri. that al
persons concerned therein hr n"titir" apI"sl Al Il
SESSION uf said CONT h,. hrd al Tia. !'T'hdr,
OiC,. III -. .I"lu~hurN. tn, 10Th day II .iu-u~t
y. - -! and show CaIl~. il ANY The. may lGt>"
against the l'r"lrir "t said " Ill: fuT which pur
posi-, II Is further ordered that copy ui tine record
of this order lie. published three. weeks succr~~i' y
III rh'. tal'!mI;.u. printed At st I"hl-hurN. Prr>I
I" SAID time appointed ter hr;,Iin-.
IiN thr uurt. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH jude 81 Probate.
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
III, ERE \trI .gubs,. at I'r,I,,t,
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ROWELL'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL IN
SIITI re. Now IIiArn- InIn- nr..ILII.tI :.
GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE.
1T WELL PAY

Family Boarding Schn"l for Bows. Brid.rp"r
Conn. Schu"l y,4rI h,..Iu- sept. Eth Re-. q. /
DAY. y. VI. Principal.
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iliE CELEBRATED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
New York Notes.

TIE NRw INDICTMENTS AGAINST TWEED, HALL,
* CO.
NEW YORK, oct 2lst-It is understood that
the new indictment against Tweed covers the
new charges, witnesses having been found who
could swear positively TO the division of the
money between InRersoll and Tweed. Ii Is sta
ted that L will be q fficult for Tseed 10 obtain
bail row; that this apprehension will be a
strong motive for him 10 remain away from the
city. The indictment against Hall covers sew
enty-eigbt counts. and Is based on al iuferir,
board OF audit frauds. The rumor that an eN-
sheriff had been indicted grew out OF the fact
the iudIct mtnt found was against a former At
tache of the sheriff's Office.
GENERAL GRANT AND wTFR
ana Jesse Grant, Gen. and Mrs. Porter, and Hon.
Henry Wilson. arrived here today, and are
STAYING at the Filth Avenue hotel. awaiting the
arrival from Europeof Miss Nellie Grant. Col
l6ctor Arthur, Naval Officer I.ahin, A. u. Cor
nell and many others, called on the President
TO- day.
AID PoR THE STIRRING CUTTERS Is BALrI.
MORE.
one thousand dollars have been sent from
here TO the Baltimore clothing cutters who re-
1use TO accede TO the demands OF the EMPLOYERS
More money is to be forwarded.
TWEED NON EST.
Up TO this afternoon, VIM. NJ. Tweed had not
appeared in court 10 answer 10 new indictment
or 10 give bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
From Europe To-day,

NIX. kNAhTS COMING HOME.
LONDON, Oct 2l.-Mr VIM VI Eyarts sailed
from Liverpool for New York last Saturday in
the steamer Java.
DEATH OF A BRITISH ADMIRAL.
Admiral Sir I. j. Cochrane, admiral of the
feet Of the royal navy, died last night.
THE ELECTIONS IN ALGERIA.
PARIS, Oct. H.-Returns from Algeria of the
elections yesterday to fill vacancies in the na-
tional assembly are very incomplete Those
that have been received show that Cremieux Is
ahead of all the other candidates. II is not vet
known who are elected in the departments Of
Calvados and Indirect Loire, but il is believed
the radicals have been successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
The Business Men Of Philadelphia
and the Policy Of Secretary Bout

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-A meeting of bust
ness men of Philadelphia was held at the COM
mercial exchange to-day TO discuss the proposed
reissuance of forty-four millions of legal ten
ders. The only business done was the submis
sion OF resolutions by George Fox TO the ehect
that the business men of this city wQuld endorse
the continuance of Secretary BnHtwell's former
policy, viz: the purchase of bonds from time q
uine TO relieve the money market. The resolu-
tons were referred to a committee. The next
meeting will be held at the call Of the chairman
OF the committee on resolutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

ROCHESTER, Oct. Y.-The horse disease pre-
walls TO an alarming extent and fully one-half
fatal cases have occurred. 1t made its appear
ance on Thursday. The street railway com
pany have one hundred horses sick and have
taken of some of their cars. The livery stables
have stopped business. Every horse attached
70 y Brien's circus, which came here from
Canada yesterday, is sick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
Marine Disasters,

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 2I.-The steamship
Huntsville, hence on the 195h inst, for New
York, broke her shaft of Edisto, and was towed
into the Tybee by the steamship San Salvador.
She will be towed up TO this city. The steam
ship Sarsgossa, from Baltimore, reports the ship
Energy, from Cardiff, with iron for Port Royal
ashore OF Hunting Island, October Goth, dis
mssted; took of the captains wife and part OF
the crew. The Energy will probably be a total
l0Ss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

ASSASSINATION OF A CoLoRRD VorER.-A
dispatch from Columbia, s. c., reports that the
only casualty attending the election in that
state, as far as heard from, was at Dorn's gold
mines, III Abbeville county. A worthy cOlored
If he did not vote the ticket suggested by GER
tain whites. He refused TO 60 to the polls at
all, and was killed in his cabin that evening.
the 10th instant The authorities think they
have clue TO the perpetrators, and will en-
deavor TO ferret out and arrest them. The ex-
citement raised by the event has subsidized, and
the county is quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
REPORTED fight BETWEEN THE CO

REPORTED fight BETWEEN THE CoLoRRD
NAVAL CADET AND WHITE CApET.-A tel
egram from Annapolis to the New York Herald
avs" Last Thursday night an ARRAY oc
CURED at the naval academy between the col
ored midshipman, Conyers, and a white cadet
growing out OF the late report that Conyers had
been maltreated by his messmstes. IL is said
that Conyers is mainly the aggressor, and the
affair has caused much excitement at the q cad
envy and in the town. The Washington author
tiles also appear TO be agitated. as the superin-
tendent, Com modore Worden, has received or
ders from Admiral Case, acting Secretary OF the
Navy, TO make an immediate Investigation and
report the full particulars to the department.
The cadets have al impression that their I'M
fortunate companion viii be speedily parted
from the academy as the result Of the inquiry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

A RRMUNKRATIvK BURGLARS BLAsT-One
OF the most audscious safe robberies on record
was perpetrated at Tivoli, n. ", last Thursday
night. A fre-proof safe, in the offce OF Messrs
Silver & Fream, freighters, of that city, was
blown open by gunpowder, and over one thou
sand dollars stolen. The doors OF the office were
found open next morning. There Is no clew
whatsoever as to the thieves. The stolen prop
erty was all In greenbacks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

COLOR WAR IN KENTUCKY.-A telegram
from Louisville. Ky, dated the 18th inst saws
IL Is reported here that a fight occurred to-day
between the kukluX and negroes between Bag
DAD and North Benson, on the Louisville and
Frankfort railroad; that two hundred shots
were tired and one negro and an old man living
IN the neighborhoOd were killed. Further
particulars have not been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

CHOLERA IN IsDIA.-It seems by private lie =
tiers received from Calcutta, that the telegraph
dispatches received from there in no wav eSag-
gerate ne alarming stories rels ting to the
spread Of the cholera tn India The BRITISH
army especially seem 70 suffer, between two and
three hundred deaths having occurred among
the rank and nle In the vicinity of Lahore.
Among the poor natives the rayagee are said To
be terrible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

THE INSTALLATION of Right Reverend James
Gibbons, Catholic bishop Of Richmond took
place yesterday with most impressive ceremo-
niles In the Cathedral at Richmond, Va. Arch
bishop Bayley, Of Baltimore, and Bishop
Becker, OF Wilmington, Delaware, were present
also, all the clergy OF the diocese, and number
church was thronged, and crowds outside were
unable to gain admitance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

PRoePBCTING FOR NEW RAILR ROAD Rourr
II MAHrLANp.-Engineer we understand, are
ABOUT 70 commence surveys for Q route for
branch railroad from Gaithersburg, in this
county, TO Laurel. Nd, to intersecf With the
Balttmore and Ohio railroad ct that point. The
distance 70 not much over 20 miles, and the roa
IL made, would opsn mp IN interesting porfion
Of the c0untry.-RockriIle &entiaeL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

A THOUSAND CASES OF SMALL Pox IN
LoUIsyILLR.-A telegram from Louisville, XIV,
says; |" SMALLPOX is prevailing to an alarming
extent in this city. The fact has been sup
pressed by the papers generally, but the physi-
clans say there not less than a Thousand
cases in the city. There seems to be a scarcity
OF vaccine virus in the city, and great demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

NoUNr DE- CHAMBokD has written A letter
protesting against the establish meut OF a repub-
nc rs me permanent government of France.
eave France, ~ne Ssn
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MRS. FAN manages to keep herself before the
mother for debt, and her mother Contribute
still further TO the excitement by taking sm N
doss OK iaudanum when she heard that the var
dict had gone against her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

THE SECOND TRIAL OF Mas. WHARr0N-At
the meeting OF the Anne Arundel circuit court
to-day, the date o. the trial o. Mrs.. Wharton or
an alleged attempt 70 POISON lugene Van Ness,
her business agent at baltimore, Will be set. AZ
Was generally supposed this case would not
come 10 Trial after the material points had been
adversely decided on tie trial for me murder
OF Gen. ketchum. and lt + known thar Attorney
General SyesleT and States Attorney LEVEL
have no desire 10 prosecute the case. But the
governor, whose consent l. necessary under the
law, has not sanctioned the entry OF Hyii' pros.
A telegram from Baltimore says. His action ~
asserted in some quarters g. he Influenced by
the pressure OF those concerned in making out a
case against Mrs. Wharton, aud Prof. Aiken
and his Maryland university are named as the
real prosecutors. and the issue the vindicatiOn
OF the professors school of chemistry, which
suffered greatly in public confidence during the
Ketchum trial. The coming trial will probably
be set for a special term late in November or
early in December, a. the regular october term
will be too short 20 embrace IT, But defendant :
counsel, who believe their opponents have a
weaker case than before, viii object % any
postponement. The health OF Nrs. wharton and
also OF her faithful daughter NellieD n now
good, but there does not seem ca be mach a0ate-
ment OF hostile feeling towards the accused
woman in the particular circles OF Baltimore
society wherein she formerly moved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

rossIL EsnAfNs Of some enormous animal
oregon. The tusks found were four feet IN
@ameter q the base, and fifteen feet long.
forlons OF the head show that the animal vss
two feet wide between the eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

- An elderly gentleman is shocked TO learn
that every fashionable yousg lady carries a
paper TO back her.
william cullen Bryant will deliver the
Grafton at the unwilling OF tie Walter Scott
Monument in Central Park, New YORK, on
Saturday next.
~senor Msyorga, in New York. pronounces
false the claim or Colonel Ryan, thst he has
to organize An expedition for the benefit OF
Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

EkrkoLtuA RIPPLR.-South Lee, Mas. IL
enjoying little Oil excitement, Q vein Of petro-
.eem having been struck the other day, by some
workmen who were digging foundstions Tor the
new Hurlbut paper Mil. Avn WIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

MISS FLoRENCE L. JOHNSON, lovely young
breach Of promise suit against Alonzo Tyner, q
wealthy gentleman of indianapolis. DAMAGES
are laid at $1,000. Both parties are OF the
highest respectability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
Special NOTICES.
Low Prices.

All BAR Restorative TCTs ling dollar
except NattsnB' Cys-al Discovery ........ rs
All other proprietary medicines and every thing
usually DO found in rst class drug store at the
similar low figures
ARTR UR MAJ TANs, DRUGGIsr,
ocI9 tr Corner Il aad D streets N. W.
A Card.
A Clergyman, while r. idiug in South America,
n visionary discovered safe and simple remedy
for tie cure Of Nervous Wcak ness. Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and nc
vhole train Of disorders brought By baOefnl aud
vicious habits Great numbers haS Q been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the ficed and UDfoltu will send the racig
for rTeparInR ard using this med cine, IN sealed
envelope 10 any one who needs It. Free q Charge.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMtN,
station d, Bible House,
mar22-1y New York City.
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DRY GOODS.

TIE BALL
COMMENCING TO Roll.
PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY Is
wOLFoRD d sHILBERG'S,
NEW And ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
south seventh Street.
in which s to be found the best assorted stock of
pRf '1oPs N the city GS%RIiSiPx al the --latest
such
BLACK and COlored silks,
Plain ana Fancy Pooins,
Empress Cloths Of all Shades,
Blsck and Colored hohair Alpaca,
Plain and Corded sin gle width AIuAcss
Black and Colered Velvets,
Blesched and Brown Cotssus in all Widths,
ElsDnsls Of all shades,
Blankets, Os-simeres esd WOolens of all descrip
tiORs for the Fax ana Winter Season
In connection with tt abov nance Goods are al
Kept 8 large variety o.
Notions, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles teo numerous 10 mention
A cell TO this Hecse will amPly cen pensate mr.
ehassCs n ON far ard near.
~ REMEMBER
The Arcade,
No. GET SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
Between ID and Il.
N. ID Five cents will convey a person from Auy
meht, ..as =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

ADANssRous OouHrERPRIr-A dangerous
counterfeit on q t50 United States Treasury note
Ia now IN circulation, the general appearance of
which s daeker, but the engraving apparently
as fne as the genuine. The words "Fifty Dol
lars" however, have o blurred appearance
and the pager 10 sti1er and more oily dan the
bona fde acticLe.-N. Y. CeMm<rciaI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

"a Chinese Lodge Of Masons has beam
organized at Oregon City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

DooR-cRAUK CAsUALrY-A young narr;ed
man in Bethel, Mo-, looked through the milk
room door 70 see how his wife was proceeding
suddenly closed the door, not KNOWING fhat he
WAS there, and he now wears his nose in a
sling, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
- There were twenty-eight deaths from
emall-poN in Boston during the Last " eek

Anefe were twenty-eight deaths from
smallpox in Boston during the last week.
The "Lucca" knots for the breast ana M, |.
nave become exceedingly common, a. have also
iringed siik hsndkerchiefs In gay colors-
The Canadian horse disease has exteude,
to Buffalo, n. Y, where II preyaiu 10 an 49,.
ing extent. - ~i
~The Sunday liquor law was generally en-
good results. '~o'o
Inc clothing cutters Of New York a. ,
meeune yesterday, resolved TO support the
strike OF the cutters In Baltimore 80
he war between black and white n..A
ues for full dress continues 70 rage. the 49,.
having rather the best OF H. "Nses
A special despatch 70 the New YORK. ys.r,,s
p nnounces mat It's Cuban ocrresDondent
boyo henderson, srreste on suspici N or 49,, a.
IN league with the insurgents, Las bee q re,sss.F
me Ihiers govern rnent hss Determined IN
s SbupfOIt motion in the approaching session OF
M rhss mey LOOKING 10 the punish nent OF ths
he war with Prussia inv P'0'oAs@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

GRAND FALL OPENING.
Cheapest Carpet HOssee
IN THE DISTRICT
MESsR Rs. W0LFORD q sHILBGRG
Are now PTonscssd to offer ,9s public the best
FALL AND WINTER CARPEMNGS
the lesdinc Importers and Manufacturers in the
e untIy, IA ey having been selected early and with
The stOci embraces all the latest novelties of the
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
HANDSOME TWO hsD fhkri nf sh''
EsGiI.H AND AM ERICAF INGRAIys
Rag. HEMP and STAIR CARPETS IL large
Inglish and American OIL CLOTHS in allstyIes
a fuli line COCOA MATING, DRUGsETs,
Cru NIB CLOTHS.
OIL CLOTH and COCOA MATTINGS.
Purchasers will find it 70 their interest TO call,
ioW than sny house in the city.
81 REM ENBER
The Arcade,
No. 421 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
BEIwEES AND Z.
D.
part Of the city direct to the door 81 this estsbih
melt. se7-sr
THE RATIONAL MEFRoP0LITxE
i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED A UG UsT 90. 1870.
Cash CAPITAL.....-............... ...s 90 ,oOs
once in sheOhe.d,. Bui9i.g 3, No. 9os1s PennsyI-
M Ms E 4cbb tGs
SAMUEL CROSS, secretary.
J.B. Blake, Dikf'rOS'w VIM. r. Todd.
Nm. E. H sgs ysha !; isal.n,
a. T. sAsess1d. moses Aen'; oe,4.tf
and ICE cRkAR SALOON. oSta.. G Iits ana
s:z from y i.s.: oI :SSsa as
SS.r .s lin: Fl in e. ss an: sss
cs.snss .na ySS
ylvanis avenue. sae-Iy
EAsE FOR TEE FEET.
oOr II DE sEH %GHs, ThnaSSs PAIN
ssd fRSSsss Nails.
u p %Sss 70
e ssSss. sis Visit
sands 81 other we'll known patrons.
ItsTABLIsHKD ~ WAsHINGroN, 1851 ocs
MADAMs EsIREN,
LADIES FASHIONABLE HAZE DRHsSrR
arc human Hair Manufacturer. Paris and New
IoIh Cheep Human Hair House. Two Chittinus
bIxos only - large Of ck 10 select from Away \
on hetd. CAu and examine for yourself ocl6 3m
III III. HEMPLER.
Ii. kECHANICAL OPrICIAN,
ri,., ~ re ;,; hyccus, corner Z. street.
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MAMMOTH BLAsT.-James Emery, fore
man man on the quarry at North Jay, Me-, in Q
s sr seam blast, threw out splendid piece of
gIsmte, seventy feet long, about thirty feet
vide, and twenty feet deep. 1t contains not less
man 200 yards clear granite, and weighs 4 5OO-
wv pounds. He used three and a-hslf kegs Of
DANIEL DREw's wealth ie stated At s4o. ooo. ooo.
henry n. Smith, one of the most successful of
recent speculators in Wall street, L. reported to
have cleared $500, 900 to % 900 900 in the last
100000 to his capital since the coup detat in
Erie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

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