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GEORGETOWN.

THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL Boar RACE.
At q meeting Of the Potomac Boat Club, held
last night, q committee, consisting OF Messrs: X.
W. bowman, j ames Dickson, W. W. Wheeler,
A. IL. CIopley, and w. II. Gordon, ir., was APP
pointed 10 confer with the committee of the
Anaiostaa Boat Club in regard TO the feasibility
of an international race on the Potomac some
time next summer or fall.
The CANAL.-Engineer Hutton, of the Chesa-
peske and Ohio canal, has received no direc-
tons from president Clarke counterm anding
his order to withdraw the water from the
Georgetown level of the canal on the 9Th inst.
1t was thought that the presence of so much ice
in the canal would necessitate delay, but TN
less orders to the contrary are received, the
water will be withdrawn on Sunday night, and
a large force put TO work on Monday on the
defective feeder near Little Falls. Ii is the in
tention to have the whole line open TO naviga-
ton by the LIST o. March.
THE NEW YORK STEAMER f. c. KNIGHT,
due here last Tuesday is ice-bouhd at Quantico.
THE RAISED-CHECK SwINDLERs.--hr A.
Ross Ray, OF this city, says in relation to the
''raising' of a check drawn by him, by the par
ties arrested in Baltimore yesterday, las noticed
elsewhere in The STAR that on list of August
last, be gave a check on the First National
Bank Of Washington for $50 so, to a man calling
himself "James W. Martin" in payment for a
load OF wheat. This man he thinks was simply
the 'stall'' of the principal operators TO whom
he passed over the check for alteration. The
money was drawn on the altered check, Mr., 4.
thinks on the 18th of August. about two weeks
after which date, on adjusting his accounts with
the bank, Mr.. l.. discovered the swinde. The
alteration of the check was capitally done. The
date had been char ged FROM the let 20 the 18th
of August, and the name of James W. Martin
taken out and the number OF the check inserted
in its place. The blank line following the
word thirty and the small figures go 100
next TO dollars" had also been erased and Isl X
hundred" inserted in their stead. The figures
in the left hand lower corner of the check had
also been changed from 5000 to So 600.
OUR CITIZEN MISUNDERSTANDING a, First
Regiment y. c., was reorganiZed on Monday
night by the election OF II. L. Burrows, captain;
W. G.. Hill, first lieut.; VIM Mcdonald, Sc ,ond
lieut., and Louis StutZ. brevet second lieut.
The company is now in a fine condition. and
will participate in the parade on the 22d inst.
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A DETERMINED LOVER SENT TO Prise

A DETERMINED LOVER SENT TO PRISON.
William Lehman, aged twenty-seven, residing
at No. II Carmine street, went to the Thearre
COmique, and fell over head and ears in love
with Miss Jennie Hughes, one of the singers
He has gone nightly to the theater and has
watched outside till Miss Hughes was going
home and followed her like q shadow to per resi-
dence, No. 81 Bond street, where he would re-
main, in spite of wind and weather, till morn
ing, walking up and down in front Of the house
and looking up toward a window in which he
used to see a light after Miss Hughes had en-
tered. Last night he followed her from the the
alter as usual. Becoming bold with the increase
of his hopeless passion, he raised the basement
window and went in, and made his way up to
the door Of Miss Hughes room, as if by instinct
He then lay down and was found stretched
across the door asleep yesterday morning. OF
fcer Spencer, of the 18th precinct, was called in
and took Lehman into custody. He was taken
TO jefferson Market before Justice Cox and was
locked up in default of 8 900 bail for his good
behavior for six mOnths.-N. Y. Standard, LIST
cT
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THE COTRyS,

CorRr IN GENERAL TRRN.-Ts-6ay. on mo-
ton of Mr.. Harrington, Roger w, Sherm an, of
the Supreme Court of New York, was admitted
an attorney Of the supreme Court of. the Dis
trict of Columbia WillarAvs. Willard. In this
case Mr.. Davidge stated that he felt satisi Il
that he could not sustain the appeal he had
taken from Judge wyiie's order appointing a
receiver, inasmuoh ss il was only interlocut0ry;
but intimated that he might press an appeal if
any tling were dcge by the receiver at any time
which he considered prejudicial 10 his client.
Tt;e appeal was thereupon dismissed. Faith VS.
Bradley. This case was argued by Mr.. Merrick
Decision reserved. in re. estate of Sophia +.
Eoitman probate COurt.) Argument COM
menced by MIR. Hoban.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneH-To-dav, William
Reed, charged with profane and indecent Ian
guage, forfeited his collateral, So. John L
Price, charged with using loud and boisterou'
Language on the porticO of the President.
House; continued. Emma Mcdonald, profanity
III a house on street, loud enough TO be hear
in public; hnedS IS. Elizabeth Sprightly, CHARGE
with allowing the Potomac water to run to v astt
on her pre- misses; continued. Christian Simon
charged with using profane language; fined 50
Recess.
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A SPIRITrALIsTIC HuMBUG ExPOsED--Mr.
EoTdOns SPIRIT Bride.-Reference has been ma ie
in The STAR to the case on trial in New York
er Thos. SprOul. charged with stealing a watch
from Elizabeth Fuller, both parties being spir-
i'Ualists. The prisoner being requested to make
a statement, said:-I became acquainted with
Mr.. Gordon by calling there; Mr.. Gordon called
me his spiritual brother [laughterl; tho spirit.
Gordon said. was to have four brothers. and
asked me TO procure him other young men; /
was bOokhindeT at HarperS'; boOkbindng as
my legitimate business; Mr.. Gordon took no
ton 10 me and wished me to become a spiritual
brother; / told Gordon that il was too much for
me to work all day at Harpers', and every night
with him, and wished Gordon TO make it reinu-
nerative 10 me; when in seances I was sitting in
a little corner OF the room among the audience;
sat in front OF them: had been trusted with the
financial accounts OF the medium; have taken
care of $3.50; supposed Gordon had every conf
derce III me. The witness then produced a
card. with the hust of girl, which he called
Mr.. Gordon's spirit bride. Laughter Some
times the picture had long flowing robes hang
ing from it, Mr.. Gordon said il was his spirit
bride, his intended wife having died when
young. (The picture in question is one entitled
1.-The Queen of Beauty" published and on view
in Nassau street storey The witness con-
tinued: He had burned several of the cards
when he iOund ont the fraud; Gordon held the
picture in his hand and The white gown looked
like a grave dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02
ora buttermilk diet cures diabetes.

~A buttermilk diet cures diabetes.
ga wyandotte lover committed the horrible
mistake Of kissing his intended nother-in- law
in tbe dark. at - :
~ Captain Savage, chief of police, tells Bos-
ton policemen to "take care of health: keen
your feet warm, and your head COOL
@Thomas Pregger was hooked to death BIZ a
COW at Burlington, Wis, ON the 10th instant. He
was handling the cows calf, when the infuriat4d
mother rushed at him, inflicting injuries, re-
sulting in death.
Zone Of the cables laid across the river At
Ml,wankee has been puzzling the operators lat
terly by ITS singular freaks. 1t now appears that
quantity OF manure had been thrown over r.
which generated sufficient heat to melt the ru6,
Der coating ard expose the wires
~ The women Of Alabama have taken 10
ex-hunting. They have their % meet. !" with
packs Of fox hounds, &C.. all regular, and sca M
per over the country a,ster rcynard, much to the
grief Of the agriculturists.
- An unfortunate man named Reiter has
just died OF bydrophobia in Chicago, after in
tense suffering. The peculiarly in his case was
that he declared that ne had new er been bitten
by dog The physicians cannot solve the N.Y.
terry.
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CHECK RAISING ON A LARGE SCALE-Arrest
# the OperatOrs.-HeDry G. COmegys, agent OF
Jay Cooke * Co.'S National Life Insurance
Company in Baltimore; DIR. =. Leroy Swarni-
stead, and James A. Sudwig, a dentist, of that
city, were arrested there yesterday by Smith,
PieTsOn and West, detectives, as parties who
been passing raised checks on different banks
throughout the country. They were identified
by bank officers. 1t is also positively asserted
by the detectives that the parties were nego-
tiating with and tempting young bank teller
to pass check for SD, 900. CO1negvs and Lutl-
wig were handed over to officers from Pennsyl-
yania on a requisition from the Governor OF that
state, and Swarnistead to Kentucky officers on
4 requisitiOn from tie Governor. All the par.
ties are natives of MARYLAND.
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A SRLF-ACCUsED MURDERER.-A Prussian
Pole named Parowise, who lived near Dwight
H., and was generally called Count, has been
missing since last Tuesday. His hired man.
named Frederick Shaffer, was suspected and
arrested in Chicago, where he fed. dressed i'm
the Counts clothes. He confessed Wednesday
rel, but not willingly-alleging that the Count
first kicked him, and that he retaliated with the
stove-iron. He says he buried the body under
manure pile near the house. Both men were
drunk. Shaffer was committed for theft, but
will have an examination on q charge OF
murder.
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G. BAUM sells rle hest fitting Corset in the
country; AbdOn:. 's,i C0rscts, wen recommended
by physicians; Misses COrsets, ten different
styles; Madam FOye's Corset and Skirt Sup
porter; Werley's celebrated French Corset; r.
b. p. Corsets, a full line; Shoulder Braces, for
ladies and misses; French Corsets; German
COrsets, all styles. Our own make a speciality.
Red Merino and Silk Corsets; old style Corsets,
with board in front. Corsets made to order at
the shortest notice at q. Baum's Corset and
Hoop Skirt Factory, 40S eth street. Don't mis-
take the place.
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOwING.-It is worth
while TO know how~to stop bleeding from the
nose when it becomes excessive. If the finger
IL pressed firmly upon the little artery which
supplies blood to the side of the face affected,
the result is accomplished. Two small arteries,
branching up from the main arteries on each
side of the neck, and passing over the outside
Of the jaw-bone, supply the face with blood.
If the nose beede from the right nostril, for ex-
ample, pass the finger along the edge of the
right Jaw till the beating of the artery is felt.
Press hard upon it, and the bleeding will cease.
Continue the pressure five minutes, until the
ruptured vessel in the nose has time to con-
tract Louisville Chronicle
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ANTI-MAsoNIc-What would be a last viii
and testament ii the testatOr were not at liberty
Amherst, Mass. the late Alvin Barnard gave
the Baptist Church 81 900 OH the sole condition
that II should never settle pastor who was a
Free and Accepted Mason. No Reverend En-
tered Apprentice, nor Mark Master, nor Roya
Archer must preach to that church, should il
accept the thousand dollars. In short, the cor
poration must sOlemnly pledge itself, upor
taking the money, to remain Anti Masonic for.
ever.
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A MoSsTKR.-There is now confined in tho
Mecklenburg (ya) county jail man who bea,
to death his little son. aged fourteen years, with
tobacco sticks, and then buried him with hi.
his little daughter, who he feared would betrAy
him, tied her with ropes, and proceeded toward.
the river with her, with the intention of drown
ing her. Before he succeeded In perpetratile
the second murder he was discovered and arreSt.
ed by neighbor, who heard the screams OF the
Girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

GOD IN THE CONSTITUTION The conven-
ton at Cincinnati to urge the adoption of an
amendment to the constitution recognizing
Almighty God as the author Of all things yes
terday elected officers for the ensuing year and
adjourned sine die. The president is Judge
Vim. Strong, of the United States Supreme
Court, with number of vice presidents, among
them Gov. Washburn, of Massachusetts,; Gov
Harvey, of Kansas; ex.Ciov. Padelford, Rhode
Island; ex-Gov. McClurg, Miss ,uri; Lieut.. Gov
Cumback, Indiana; Judge Murray, New York
supreme Court; Judge Hagans, Superior Court
Felix b. Brunei, Pa, and number OF other
well known gentlemen
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nIGreen corn was yet for sale In the Browns.
vile (Texas) markets 18th inst.
@Alderman Montgomery, Of Chicago. vas
yesterday convicted Of bribery on Q second
Indictment, and remanded to jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

LICENSING GAMBLERS TO MAKE RAISE.
The authorities Of the watering place towns o
France would rather have the gamblers none,
than be content with the expulsion Of that vic,
from their borders. They have petitioned tn,
government for restoration Of the licenses fol
sideration. As money Is badly wanted at Yer
ssilles just now, the consideration may have
much to do with deciding the answer to tneil
request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

SGovernos Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut
writes sharp letter to the secretary of the thee
logical amendment-to-the-con commIi
tee, in which he says that when asked he refuse
to have anything to do with the scheme, as IL I'll
people individually do not accept God and til
In the constitution, while il they do It Is supee
huous; and vet he finds his name attached 10 III
circular. He asks to have his namo erased
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CIT Y TIE NJ S.

FINE Black Doe Pants and fine Black Cloth
Goats and Vests of my own manufacture are
coming in daily, and are offered at exceedingly
low prices. Great care is taken with each
article. GEO. G.. HENNING.
No. 40 1rh street, N, w.
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WASHINGTON CRY ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The
annual meeting Of the managers of this asylum
was held at the Metropolitan Church last night
Rev. DIR. Newman in the chair. The exercises
OF the evening were opened with singing by the
orphans, followed by the reading of the Scrip-
lures and prayer. The J6th annual report was
read. showing balance IN bank January II .
ISL, 81 ,43S Or; received from trustees, 81 500:
sII.2c6. Total expenses for the wear $40 100 G.;
Isavlng on hand January L. 1872, a balance of
s-S6-e5. Addresses were delivered by Rev Dr.
Newman and MI. Burr. The following were
announced as the Board of Managers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. :. L. Lee, Mrs. DR. Wash
ingtOn. Mrs. DIR. Brown, Mrs. NJ. W. Merrick
Mrs =. p. Hill, Mrs. Mulliken. Mrs. Green
hrs. Zeilin. Mrs u. G.. Temple. Mrs G. l. Gid
cen. Mrs. Marshall Brown. Mrs Hall Mrs.
Hardness. Mrs. Marry Mrs. Todd Mrs Emory.
Mrs. Sunderland. =
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The Use OF THE WEED.-A paper prepared
by Mr.. Israel Kimball on the CONSUMPTION of
tobacco in the United States will no doubt sur
Prise many who thought they already lnew some
thing the immense magnitude OF that consume
ton His calculation makes ont that there about
eight millions of people in this country using
tobacco, and that between ninety.fve millions
and one hundred millions of pounds of Tobacco
are manufactured, sold and consumed within
year.
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LOG AL NEWS ..
Amuscmcnts. de. To.nieht.

" Pearl OF SAVOY"
L'ScnlH HrE.-Lecture by Fannie ALVIN
"HOv to Marry"
AssfmJly CAarcL.-LectHre by Rev DE- Boyn-
ton, The Man Question"
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NEW STORE !. Low PRICES!
Gentlemen, il you wish to buy Gents Fur
nishlng Goods at low prices, call at Prices
Gents Furnishing Depot. 4l3 9TH street, be
tween ID and +. He has the best 50 W hite
Shirts in town; also, Gents Kid Gloves for 81
and the best quality for 81 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

THE murder mania in BROOKLYN and Va
York city was referred to in several pulpits On
Sunday. The Rev. DR.. Southgate preached a
powefiu sermon from the text, Whose shSd-
shed" OF course arguing that the gailows is the
remedy for assassination ~
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For CoRNs, Bunions, Chilibiains, InRrowin,
Nails, &c, visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. 535 15tl
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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" How TO MAERY."-Miss &. Fannie ALVIN.
form CT the late Womans Convention in this
city, will tonight tell her hearers "How to
Marry" Let all the unmarried attend A,lmis-
SIGN is but fifteen cents
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BOYS come and see the solid silver watches
warranted Tor two wears, for $40, at Prince
Bazaar, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CONE AND SEE the bargains at Princes b
zaar. Ii you don't sec that he Offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & PearsOns, No. 4, Y. NJ. q. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
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NEW SToppr Inly ppJCrS

PERFECT SATISFACTION is guaranteed in
using DOOley's Yeast Powder. Ask your Grocer
for
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NJ. H. PRINCE has decided till the hrst Q
March to sell off the various goods he has, a
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

PARENTS call and secure merino undervea
for your boys, at half the usual price, at Prince
Bazaar, 1OO6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ZEAL ESTATE SALEs.-Dyer & Davidson
have sold for Nj. Green, ESQ, house No. IoOS
18th street. between and /. streets north west
to DIR. Daniel b. Clarke, for $40 900. Also, for
Col. James q. Berrett, house No 2OS T. street.
to A. n. Childs, Esq, of New York, for SO 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

GOOD sUTTEE at reasonable prices ia one oC
the essentials for housekeepers of moderate
leans. and Information on that roiut 4, aleu-
desirable Many readers OF The SrAp win
therefore no doubt be properly grateful for
calling their attention TO the advertise mani ~
Mr. George NJ. Oyster, in another column. ne
IL AN extensive dealer in butter, and his word
Gan be relied ON.
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/ WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1O06 Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

In THE SALTS OF TARTAR CASE. noticed in
Yesterdays STAR, il was enormously stated that
that drug was put up at Freeman's apothecary
store ON prescription. The facts were that
small colored boy inquired for salts and on being
asked by the clerk if he wanted salts OF tartar
replied in the affirmative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

ROGERS and other cutlery at great bargains
for the next GO days, at Princes Bazaar, l00G
Pennsylvania avenue.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS and French Gilt .Jeyelry
for evening wear, received at Prigg's ,Jewehy
Store, No: 451 Pennsylvania avenue, between
T.. and 9th street.
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Condensed L.ocals.

Tie season Of Len: this year begins on St
Valentines day, February II.
Charles >. MAllaca, Esq, - lying dangerous
" IN at his residence, we regret tc SeaIn.
CLARK Mills. the sculptor. has taken models
for stztuette ard full sized bus; OF Rev. DIR.
NtWmau. Of thr- city.
The grounChiIog saw his shallow to-day, and
according 20 grounding ves-her- wisdom goes
hack into his hole to hyherEate Tor six wetSs
more OF frOst and snow.
asst nigft some thief entered the shoe shop
OF John ". Jones, or II street, between " and
y southwest, and carried OF about SIS worth of
boots. shoes and leather.
Dr. Verdi Yesterday rnple avisit 10 the gov
tTnment printing efiice, AMI vaccinsted sRch of
the CmF OyeCs a. required il. A scare hss pre-
vailed IA that vicinity on account of q report
that feTC are several cases OF Smsil-pUX IN De-
frees street.
At an adjourned rreeting of the carnival com
uiittee held yesJerjS, at the metropolitan Bank
letters were received from H. e. ant and Col
SmoOt offering their assistance in the project.
hessTs. Gidt oIi, iBOteleT and Dickson were ap-
pointed a sub-caSlmittee 20 ascertain the views
oil business rier ard our citizens generally.
4morg those published as s,gne.s of the Sew
eTsoT mortal. " no have Tepu,l.ated that doc
ument are To be added the following: c. Else
NAV. who states n at he - gned IL without max
ing sUfiiciers inquiries ~ 20 lis purpOrt; john
WALLACE, who says that he signed il under n
misaFTIt hclIsiun, and Thomas w Smith, Who
Irctt Is against the use of his name in cOnnec-
ton With 20.
Yesterday morning some red stains as If of
blood. on the pavement extending from near
and Pennsylvania avenue. disgOnally scress the
avenue in "A southwest direction. was accounted
for by some Of the colorel people by the theory
that II was gore from the victims ola night doc
ter.
Gen. VIM. Thompson, whose death by starva-
ton III Bellevue hospital, New York, was re-
ported In the teiegrsphic columns of TIE STAR
yesterday, will he rem, inferred by many of our
citizens "a former resident OF Washington.
The deceased WAS for many years quartermas-
ter on the staff ct Gen. jackson, and was a man
OF remarkable physical vigOr.
Mr.. 4. Il. Clacking, who resides at the corner
Of New Jersey avenue and Pierce street north
west, was run over and seriously injured by a
passing team on Tuesday last. The driver of
the wagon IL not known, and therefore has not
been arrested. Running over peoP'e i the
daily amusement OF some drivers OF vehicles in
this citv.
party OF colOred masgueraders, in a great
variety of costumes. mhicd last night at the
TCsid. nee Of MT. Edward Davis. on 10Th street.
near Nj and subsequently visited the residences
OF several prominent cOlOred men. including
those Of MI. George johnson, on It'll street, and
Mr.. Charles johnson, on X street. where they
were handsomely entertained. and had a good
time generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

BUILDING AssoeIArIoS.-At the fourth an
maai meeting of the C0lumba Cooperative
building Association last night. officers were
ZePheniah Jones, president; L. b. Jewell. vice
PRESIDENT: John L. Given, treasurer; Dr. Z. M
.hapin, secretary. Direetors-John W. Simms
q. W. Drane, T. J.. Fay, W. L. Brsmhal, j, e.
stock, w. l.. Dalton John T. Hoover. Jesn
Greer and Thomas Norneet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near treet
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sTORk
AND BLANK BOOK 9ANCFACTORY.
First class goods 81 fair price,, fcr cash.
LITUOGkAPHING: ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited 20 call and examine oui
ew stock. BEN. r. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
sel4-tr Washington. d q.