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THE TRIAL OF RRODA FEwELL-R Pleads
" Not Cuilty."-The trial of Lucien n. Feweil,
known as - RhOda" Fewell, for the murder of
james +. Clark, at Brentsviile, Va, on the
morning OF the 3lst OF August, was commenced
yesterday before the Prince William county
court at Brentsvile. A recapituation of the
circumstances attending the tragedy was given
III Yesterdays STAR. OF the counsel in the
case there were present for the commonwealth,
yesterday, Charles L. Sinclair and F. L. Mein-
fer; for the defence, Judge II. w. Thomas and
General Eppa HuntOn. General Henry A.
Wise and General W. II. Payne, also employed
IN the case, the first for the prosecution and the
latter for the defence, had not arrived Soon
after the equalization of the court, Jewell en-
tered, conducted by John 5. Goodwin, the iatl-
er, and the indictment having been read to him.
and the usual quesk,p, Guilty or not guilty?''
asked, he replied MOT guilty. in firm voice.
While the court vi endeavoring to obtain a
Jury, The question. - a venireman who as
serts that he can give an unbiased opinion, vet
acknowledges that he has already formed an
mn ression from the conversation of witnesses
qualified Juror" was discussed at length and
decided in the negative. After a jury had been
obtained the judge cha:ssed them, and number
Of witnesses were called.
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Condensed locals.


'hf 'atFS. les fl8 horse disc t>- are 'FebS5-
C-CN orsi it-i-. lie cstarrhs CH sya's1.,'' aaI
CO. .... s-s. e,afuJ-."
Vie West End HIt-ruiaPS CrgaTizet less tran
three months since have already about - mem
bcT-.
tn new 1t. PatTiC}'> church will remain in
s;ai- 'n u.tii NEXT snriuE. when work viii he
r's-tI- ? Erf TUscet f0rv ard a. rapidly a. the
nm. fHer Oh hant viii permit
Rev. Father McHCnTv. a missionary IL Syria,
y Tie guest OF Rev. Father Mcclure. pastor of
81 Atcys'"s church, Z preached there on
Suntsy .ast III behalf Of the Eastern missions
uHi'T the erection Of the JCsui. society. which
cover territory which contains $40 ,GJ0 Catho-
hes ard - vcTal millions OF inEGes.
Ne-te-'!av re Uoitce IN removing the body OF
Mr.. John Daily from GsorEetown. where he
was KILLED by falling MO n sewer excavation.
cCui rot obtain e horse, and brought tn. r.
mains on = hlrT through ;h7 streets, during tie
heavy rain storm, 20 the late residence Of the
derr ased IL this citv
4 le iuSGC viii b. rather aStcrshel 20 learn
fEai The wealthy street railroad companies in
this city have stopped the Tar only :i2 per
wees of their conductors AMI drivers during
the Ten pOTarE suspension OF street car tTRvri
caC 81 - ths horse disease. Tie CmI'oyc- Of
one ..ne a least are compel ed 20 report daily At
TIE ot-,C az -ae CONF =. -oT which loss of time
and aSasI tiJU-e OF shoe leather ID c0mpens l.
lion Is allowed.
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IEHE GGIRES

Police COURT, Ja49s AssJl.-To- dav, the
Judge stated that 10 IdoTrOw morning he wOI!d
suUuit some remarks as 10 tie duties or attor-
Ueys and CEicers OF the court. James FaStou.
cutS.uE; So Henry HeH-lcv, same; 3. Edward
BraNtCr, same: -. Patrick D'D0uneil. indecent
exposure; -. Henry BUrrell forfeited collateT
al for disOrderly conduct. Mary Nichols, indie
cert language III public; -. Edward BraxtOr,
assault and battery or John Wall; SO. joseph
DelewaCker, assault and battery on Joseph :.
T"Trev; S5. Mary Nichols. assault and battery
or Morton Z. Reese; Slo amt casts.
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ANEW UsRFOR A Cork LRG.-Frank Minich
ana Henry Eckert, the former a foreman and
ano the latter workman in the tobacco pipe
mandatory of Messrs. Max x Kuhn, were
taken into custody Oh Saturday on the charge
of stealing about 500 worth of pipes from the
factory within the past fonr months. Minich
has an artificial leg, IL which it Is alleged he
slowed a lot Of pipes each day, preparatory to
leaving the place, while his companion carried
his share in his pockets. At a hearing before
Alderman Cshill. MiDich was held in $1,000 nd
Eckert in 81 800 bail to answer at court
PhiIadefyhiG Record, Nor. 8
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How TO Treat the Horse Disease.

4Ji u STREET, WAsHINGTOE, Nov. 6. 1872.
Editor Stdr:-The great point in treating the
present horse influenza is prompt action with
oYprofridte remedies. Almost invariably a
slight watery discharge shows itself at the nose:
Fowler's Solution in one tablespoonful Of sugar
divided into twelve doses, a dose every two
hours. If cough commences give aconite and
beIladona, twenty-four drops of aconite in a
tablespoonful of sugar divided into twelve
doses, one dose every two hours. Same
quantity of belladOna in q Tablespoonful OF
sugar divided into l. doses, and give every two
hours IA alienation with the acOnite. II the
cough Is not frequent and severe, every three
hours will be sufficient. AS soon as the cough
and feverish symptoms are relieved give arsenic
The nuX yomica prepared in the same way and
the same doses As the arsenic. This treatment
has been very successful in Buffalo, and
l have been very successful with
Fumgste The stables with carbolic powder
which the druggists keep; wash the n0strils with
carboltc soap water; rub the throat with CAYENNE
pepper and lard; rub tine legs with dry mu starti:
the sun, If the day is warm; give plenty of water
TO drink. and do not work them at all! IL anv
obstruction OF mucous appears 10 collect in the
throat, put gra aims OF tartar emetic In a table
spoonful Of sugar and divide into IL doses and
give one every one or two hours, until the
breathing is relieved. Sugar is the best vehicle
Tor administering these medicines, because the
horse will generally eat the sugar from the
hard; If not, open the mouth with the left hand
and place the sugar ON the tongue. If the at
tack is very severe, would give the medicine a
little oitener at first, lengthening the time be-
tween the doses as an Improvement il observed.
My own horses have rapidly recovered under
this treatment. 1t has struck me as remarkable,
the similarity Of this epidemic influenza with
the dog and horse distemper which have often
treated successfully with the same remedies,
and given in the same way. They ALWAYS COM
mence as an infue1za-watery discharge of the
nose and eyes, which continues simple for some
day. and attracts little attention. but is then
milo and easily counteracted by arsenic; II
a!k~ec TO 60 on II runs into a catarrh, the So
erection becomes thick and yellOwish, the disease
attacks the larynN, and a bad cough commences;
If this Is not checked it passes into the lungs,
and then to the bowels. dog who has passed
through all these stages of the disease is worth
less, or nearly so, as it destroys his olfactory
nerves, and his keenness of sceDting game IL
nearly destroyed; 1t also Injuries and frequently
destroys his or her generative powers. If they
get wet during the latter stage Of the disease
they will surely die; and believe this will be
the case with the horse during the present cpl
demic, and also if the disease runs It's course it
will make horse valueleSs. Simple, prompt
treatment and good nursing at the first appear
ance of the running at the nose or the congt
viii contne II TO a simple, easily controlled
influenza.
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PIANOS, &c.

SCHOMACKER 90. CELEBRATKD GOLD
~ MEDAL PIANOS, GAIL RIOHTER,-nea
Agent.-HaVing as teacher of music inVS9{S4
this city for the last ten years, felt theVIt1f
wait Of good and cheap instrument, having seen
what exor bitant prices were paid for inferior in
Washington q Piano, to which there is none sape-
rior, which hos the newest patented improvements,
and which has given the greatest satisfsctiOp m
concerts as well as in parlors. MY success has
been complete, ard 1 am able now to offer these
that s to 80 per cent. less than ANY other first
class Piano, and respectfully invite tbs public 70
call at my wareroCm and examine for themsel es
Pianos for rent. Pianos exchanged Timing And
repairing properly attended to. Agency, go Penn.
ave. bet. 9th and 10th SITS. SELF i2,r,
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A BARBER is on trial in San Francisco for
killing a woman because she refused to marry
him. This was a barbarOus piece OF business,
but if woman can shoot q mar because he re.
fuses to leave OF loving his wife, what may a
man do TO a woman who refuses to love him?
This is puzzle Tor q San Francisco jury, and
their stupidity will doubtless be equal to the
occasion.
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YoUNG MIN need DO longer complain of want
of employment. large opening exists in the
business of hauling wagons and the delivery of
packages. Liberal wages can be earned from
now until the close of the HipporhinOrhea, by
any young man who will ge. truck, wheel
barrow or light vehicle to move packages
iChicnrO Trfinnf.
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1T Is VERY DOUBTFUL II any protested athe-
list is really what he PROCESSES to be. ANY occa-
sion which appeals strongly to the feelings is
likely to test them. There is a society of athe-
lists in Venice, and in sending its congratua.
tons 10 Victor Emanuel on the escape of his
son from assassination, it curousiy enough
"thanked Divine Providence for the miraculous
escafe - etc
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H. NICHOLS wADswoRTH, D. D. s.

RR-ARREsT or AN ESCAPED VIRGINIA Con-
yICT.-Lsst night Detective McDevitt started
70 Richmond, Va, with James Boswell, an
escaped convict. who was recogni Zed by Officer
EOes. station keeper at the central guard house,
on Monday night last, when he applied there
Tor lodgings as the man who was convicted of
manslaughter for the killing of little girl in
Alexandria, July 4th, 1850, the circumstances
OF which case were published at that time.
Boswell was tried. convicted, and sentenced to
five years in the Richmond penitentiary
from which he escaped come months ago
he states that the plan was made by six of his
fellow prisoners to overcome the quart while
they were doing street work, but they backed
ont, when be, determined to take q chance for
liberty made q bold break and ran, the keeper
not following for fear of losing the remainder Of
the prisoners. He reached the woods, where he
remained until nightfall, when he came into
Richmond and exchanged his prison gsrb for
another suit, and walked to Alexandria, where
he laid secreted emeng some Of his old pals for
two or three days, and started for Baltimore,
where he has since been. He IL 20 years OF age,
was born in AleXandris, snd served In the 18th
Virginia confederate regiment during part Of
the late war. 49,
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you ever have IS, Their. aud it VII certainly
pay you 60 take lauk 1T them. Ia variety y
SO large that IL would be fCiiie effort euumersie
them 50 ! will OILY cali your attention q isE AZ
ticIes lately received, and which are remarkably
cheap:
Laoies' Undergsrrnents, gotten mp in slch a s.fle
aud Of .uch material that IL al surprse 'tSes
are only q esob.
Ladies Iron Frame British Hose, 3 psir Tor 81
Handsome silk scarls a. 20 cents and IL, -.
beta 81 fancy aid pain trimmed Linen N-"' ~
Cellar al g cents per set. - .fx
sets OF ehen cid Table Cutlery, six FORKS sD1 -
Carving sets Knife FORK and Steel, for g.
Table n ats, elk In = set, for ~. sr
Silver plated epoons and fyrks, sih iOi
Hands me OhroDo. ia heavy salru frames os'
be TO be appreciated, NJ eech G.
Walnut Picture frsmes nc 20 cents sna IL. M
Solid Walnut Brackets In . variety o' sS''
i Oh esrh - A. ., sr
Clothes and Hat Racks, Towel Racts' &C. ~ ca
The best button Kio you ever bought Cor ~:
full line Of estcheis, oil iesther' in o'Ne'
Inn, ejlss aud Canes In large variety.
| Large Looking Glasses ~ &c &c, sho e.
nieff Keep on IN this way, bat eAnnD' ~
without becoming tedious, 90 will only sda ~.
su.rsptee every article sold st my store 70 "
i least Is per cent. cheaper than II can DC
| elsewhere, and 10 be a. good in quality - u"
| sible TO be made.
b. SILvERB ERG'
.uefrop0Iifam Dollar sfore
| oc-e a, sla 1Tu STREET. SKAR PENSA. AVE-.
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The OLD SAYING that q "scalded cat breads
hot water" has been disabled for further service
by the marriage in Colorado Of a couple who
were divorced twenty-three years ago, the wife,
meanwhile, having married another husband.
On hearing OF the death OF his successor, recent
ly, the first husband renewed his suit and the
lady returned to her earliest love.
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THE TIDAL WAVE arose to its supTemest AID
tude on Tuesday last, but bore our mob e Pr ISL
dent, General Grant, on its foamy crest instead
Of H. g., so the Grand GIFT Photograph Enter
p-'se at No 81 eth, corner ID, aud next door Il
Green x Williams, bears the crowd upon IL
"lIiZy bosom.-
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QUERY Why is it that Hamilton & Pear.
son, Y. NJ. G. A. Building, corner of 9th and ID
streets. are doing such an extensive business iu
Latrobe stoves, ranges. CRATES, slate aud marble
iaanteIs, gas fixtures, plumbing, gas-ftting,
&c, &c? Answer, Because they keep the
most complete assortment of these goods south
OF New York. and employ the very best work
men, and complete sill orders with promptnesS
and In the best manner. To prove the assertion
give them call. 1926 ,eo6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-07

ALL THE PEST HuTELs are uS,ng the Halford
LeicesteIsli ire Table Sauce, and the guess de-
clare il the choicest RELISH
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CIT Item :.

HosIs8T ASD GLVvss. a large assortment, At
G'ldmsnn & Steinberg's, corner 7th and q
streets.
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MINNESOTA has the strangest kind of ghost
a railroad section man was killed last winter
by an accident which ocC .rred in a binding
snow storm, and now he haunts his successor
continually, appearing to watch the road. II
his intent be charitable and he keeps SHARP
look out and prevents accidents in future, why
then he is en- honest ghost and there is no need
to disturb Aim.
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masonic ELEcTIoS.-At the annual meeting
OF Columbia Chapter No. I, l.. y. NJ, held Ia It
evs mig ~ Masonic Temple. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic
year: NJ. T.. II. p, j. n. ,JOchum; King. L. VI.
Roswell; Scribe. r.. n. Chamberlain; Treasurer,
II. q. NOyeS; Secretary, l.. q. stephens; Cor
IcTarOr, John PuTtly sr
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kEEsEY OyERCoATs rom so 70 so Beaver
cvercoats from SiSto sos. Clinchills overcoats
from Sl6 TO $40. Roman & Cox, J0I ,th street.
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A GRowL--Ednor Stor.-What e the trouble
with the contractor for the 10th street improve
allows this glorious weather for outdoor work
to pase uniDproved, and where " the board OF
public works that they permit ID? We say uu
improved, for With his sir wen and one cart, the
work between Massachusetts avenue and n
street, the street could not be finished In three
months, while with proper force, such as can
he daily seen working on sth street, the whole
work could be cone within q fortnight. Our
rainy season IL near at hand, and while thi-
snail-hke pace may be satisfactory to our worthy
superintendent, IL Ia certainly not to the inter
esfed residents of TENTH SrRrrr
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 4th, 1872.
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BURIED UEDRR AN AREA WALL-This morn
ing, about O'Clock, ~ David Horrigan. an ap-
prentice to Mr.. james Regan, plumber and gas
street northwest, the area wall gave way from
the weight Of earth upon IL, and covered him
entirely with the exception Of his head. Henry
Meiler and other colored men went to work,
and In short time got him out, when Ii was
found that he vas cut about the hands and
bruised about the body. He was able to walk to
his home.
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CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
The Oldest established Specialist in the city.
No. 6O4 ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE r
Ii 70

~ Specialty-female COmDs and Cltaneoa al
Diseases. an. jyTd
MADAME FLOEENUE, the ssbyat.d CAY
Iva cOydnt, is uneQuaed In tellts the Past, Pres.
ent, and Future Of life in causing speedy mar
risges bringing the separ stsdtt eether and pointing
out the sure way TO success In life In matters Of
business her advice Is inv Aluable. She gives uni.
versal satisfaction. None ever regrs. consU itins
her. eatisfaction given no pay. Dan be consult.
ed at her arlos, now located at .ll 9Th street be-
tween II and i, WIS 4us
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CkoMKIIES a SON (esfsbiished IN Is4, - - !,
Renoyed and reopsD.d their ols llae 3, so.in rsss
the sDacious ssiesroons nsu " 80 - Az sass,
sor .r,2.is tsn,iiss use and the trads Were .
"a The differs nt usual s.sortpenf a. IS ca1n.
zfS SEsSSsss snS ToREiGs LIQVoRs also; % e.
De diasTeni grades Of hns vHIshfs' 49,
able DrfeeA
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For GENTS FURNISHING GOoDs of all kin'iS
60 TO The new store OF Goldman X Steinbsrg,
corner eth and G. streets.
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"M. Ii. WHEATLEYS
steam Dyeing and Securing
Establishment.

OFFICE, 49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. &.
Established 1851; premium awarded 1857: and is
one of the Oldest largest and most complete estab-
.sbments Of the kind in this Sotntry Best plsce in
the District for Cleaning Dyeing Gentlemen 5
Clio hing. Everything sppertsin the business
well and promptly e1 ecuted. Office closed daily a,
sunset, except saturday. when it will be open nn til
60 p. m. Post once Box Sx3. APP
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THk NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue AMI 18Th street, pays per ct.
Banking hours, to4. Saturdays, . TO and s
&c s. TtSI4tt6
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Georgetown Advertisements.

" MASOhiC.-POTOMACL LODGE. No. 5
0S The members of the Lodge are not fed 10 at
tend spec!el nesting, on THURSDAY EVEHING
r.xt, at IA o'doek.Third degree. Breiheru OF
yEed. By order CT the W N.
rs 2tH NJ ADLER Sc
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- THOMAS GETTY,
". los Bridge street, Georgetown. u ..
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITE
AT VEBY LOWEST PRICES.
BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS, NFWsPA-
PERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS. STATION
ERY AND MAGAZIYES.
A SUPPLY Of all kinds Of Reading Matter, Weekly
Papers, Magazines, Music, etc, on hand iminedi
atey after publication. Orders for Books, Pere,ii
will be PROMPTLY filed. snlz ~
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PERSONAL.

nj BE. SAWYER, Cldirpoyant AID Test Msii,ss
I'1 has REECvED to No. sll 22i street LorLi.
west, between and streets, one square south o.
NlfCie. noyi 3w
nLD DR. DARBY CAN BE CONSULTED CON.
~ hdently AZ lis IA street, three doors from
Pennsy lyanis avenue Honorable and scientific
treatment guaranteed. Separate rooms for
ladies'. Ucl6.lnF
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WILCOX * GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum hoopskirt and corset factory, 9TH street,
IEteihgencer Building. los
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LOCAL NEW S.
s,nusemeuts, ac., Tonight,

Va. last Katie Putnam il .. Tie
Ola '1r.os;ty Sb,r
'sr Ccrst1is.-F aveveil feneft Of DIX
Parker. COMFY. b1rie-gus, sCngs, dances, etc.
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WILLS FILRD.-Tbe will OF the late Eben T..
Childs was filed in the Office of Register of Wills
yesterday. To the yestry OF Rock Creek Church
he beque athes s2@, and his pew in Trinity
Church he leaves to the vesrry OF that parish.
The will of Harmon Burns beaueathing his
property 10 his wife was also filed. To. dsy the
will Of the late Lewis Carusi, bequeathing the
greater part of his estate to his brother samuel.
aud leaving beqnests to his neices. daughters of
Samuel and Nathaniel CaruSi vas filed.
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TUE LATEST N0vFTTY

HRY GOODS AT1OPuLAR PRICES.-Satieus.
AZ En-prt r. Cloths ana Poplins in the new clo-h
oOiors ned dunn sBd low priced Dress Goods in ali
coli rs and OF choice styles, Buffalo, Beaver AMI
other braucs, Black klpacas from sc. to 81 .:
Black and CClGIei Feiy eteens; q splendid assert.
mem Of Shawis, very cheap; uperivr Bed Blankets
at lets than last years pViCea; very largo stocE
Cloths and Csssileres; hite aud Colored slau,eIs
Plain and Tw I'd CotoIs of eli kinds at prices m Al
CfDnot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER IOI
ElioRe street, GeorectcWn. d. O. ncll
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RYTHOS. row ii NO, Auctioneer -
- Nos. 10 and 3 Bridge street Georgetown

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON
VALLEY STREET, At AUCTION
- On THURSDAY, November Iltb, at 4
q. clock p NJ. Will sell, in front Of the premi-
&sses. part OF Lot No s, fronting 20 feet On he
west side OF Valley street, by depth Of - feet, TN
proved by comfortable two story Frame Dweilisg
Il. use, con taBlDE six rooms, Kite her and cellar.
Terms; tne-haif casn; balance in elk and tv q Y e
months, with interest, secured 10y deed % trust
the Cpery. Convey ancine a; the II of the pur-
Chaser. THOMAS DOWNING,
now buctiouper.
THE LATEST NOVELTY.--7 octave PIANOS
rosewood, containing all the moderu-~z,
Improve menis, ut 1875. sr.G 4
A full line Of Ladies' Companion andsIi II '
other BhShkTs, from 2Jc. Upward
s ], ard 81 Is
Fine FL glish and Domestic POCKET CUTLERY.
Cloth I'D Hair BRUSHES and CON Bs, cheap,
Tie lstost pnblicsti"Es Of BOOKS and MUSIC
Price Of School Bookb reduced. at
oclI In POE eELiGeOS'S, 1873 Bridge st.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish yo1l
Wearing apparel cleaned in a hrsr-class manner
sent them 70 A. Fisher, No. els 9th street, oppo
site Patent Office. The Professor will give yor
satisfaction without fail. Rid Gloves cieane,
nicely and cheap. e2l3:
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RELIEF FOR TIE FEKr-Fss 81 Der V,sit-
CORES extracted without pain; BuniOns. 3 al
Nails, &r relieved and cured, TT Or. Whites
No. 535 18th street, opposite e. 5. Treasury.
T8sRhoxfrsss and Baro,netc tors are repaired
ard made To order by Hempler, near az street
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BKArrIYUL SISeTNG EIRDs.-Parties wishing
10 secure really elegant singing bird should
not fail 70 procure one from the collection now
On sale AZ Lstimer s Clearys auction rooms,
corner Of lI4 street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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The CAR CONDU TORS AND DeIvYas' BAIL.
meeting Of the ouiuctors and drivers of the
Washington and Georgetown street railroad
was held last night NJ Germania hall to consider
the rrOIriety Of giving a ball for their relief
MT. " m III. Cee occupied the chair, with Jas.
II. Ward, vice president; Geo. ID. Fry, secretary;
James SOTTell, treasurer; Jos. Csrberry, ser
leant t-arms, and \. q. Barron, doorkeeper.
A committee was appointed TO consi 1er the OBJ
iect or the meeting. and reported favOrably,
Damir z Odd Fellows hall as the place, and the
evening Of the 18th instant a. the time. for hold
iTg the bal. Prot. NiileT's band has been en-
glEed for the occasion. Every effort will he
Insde for pleasant time, and no disreputable
characters viii be allowed to participate. As
these conductors and drivers are hut pOorly paid
when on duty, and a. IL II not likely they will
he &c employed tor some time n come, il ia
bored our citizens viii HbCrallv pStrOnize their
q tertanment, ard thus aid these faithful SER
wants CT the UbliC, who were Suddenly thrown
our OF employment by no fault OF their own.