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A RAILROAD
AID
REAL ESTATE NOR 1Gr
Goa bisIcss.
HAIIEOaD

b. 8. ~ colo EcZ-- :hc Fo-thern P.-.ac aAn
-oat CoE- asug i-u8-'es - tEt p1lir ~ iaN-zt-
dat4s secCriJy Sui-u c-a4tiles the Tea. H-sola-
UIiiCys the Convenience, al the hiFf E-oit q
frst-clsss railroad bond win tFs s-lIiJ al safety
OT . real estate MORTGAGE o. lad yCrI1 70 iGss-
twice the amount loaned.
They s-e offered - par IN currency, 81 yioli
HANDSOME PR0FIT 20 those eKchsugilF 5 zOs.
The bonds arc frst slc Only mSrtssge o. the
read, fits equip'ueEss Gud earnings, ano also on
land grant which, Oh the completion a tht rOac VIII
average IS oo acres 90 each mile a track.
They are issned IN denominations = n eico &C
Sl.Uo Coupon, and sltS 70 sl9 90 Registered have
thirty years run, bear interest of - reF cent
10 gold, and are ENEsPT IROh UbIrkD
STATES TAX to the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Borir
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent 10 the post oraoe
address OF the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received IN er-
change, without pense 70 the investor, ~ thsiE
highest current prices
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IMTEcyrNRNT5 Arcf-- Trry I.ovc per-..,
Tie IsaTrIrr0rs ana Ta.or,9. >, p, a '|.,...
have recently HI he rsiIIr, AMI .,I.l ,,-,;',,.
az r. e. wood work of m. Igr7 bri,l,e rsi, =
Ia. cen -q.lr mr., +, = sr,6,.I -, 60
...tf C-r -. Is I.I a raV vrfla-s c-,,s.---.. a
sy.y-. ... f-sE-- rrcfa-ti.,, -, ~ -
from. 100 --.-f-,-rr. - -. -,r,--f-.,,. -
:; r.r.--., - - vr,,I - -; ~ .. Va, .
.,-.l ,.t'r bso--,- - -. -. jim
.r,-. - ~, ~. - :. .r.' -. -. =. pc
-. 80 II - - - 80 - =. e."
T.,ir o. : 80. -. = :, - 20 ,.lt
-, - a. - v. .i'' NC. vi - Doubt DIV
- - - ~ - 'i'i' - l-e fi.-r 'front.'
-- '',' 't'' "l!.i-@. MOST Ot ne brIra
i't... .'''i 90, ga '!.7 CIV s.s- s"It.. 0i rh-
~ .'r lance over " cart, ami the I'M
i'F'Ii-ii n- IN Stree. VIII icIlItafe tri-
i.- 't'N ~ ....- .-o-N.l-. p . w. tie
NAV. .--'- Up NAY .ti-. avenue
t. 49,
ISL NlLiFAEF e..
I ~. -. y. ~. '..s ID. Et--l-n-. ru
- 49,. - 't..". ',6,L = ~.
- ..... ~. N .-i h.-.''.-
~. e.. fs.r.--.-.-.. 49,, .. '.- .-' .--' IT'S u
'-,H-- -i.i a',hPtIsd "y
i",' ''i .'l.'i 't' L.. n, u. .tN-TY tF 1-u
80 60 go . tlr Nv
i.'..' a.. ..,s - 't'a-a on LL,.J-.'.r 1..t
~ --- '.'i'.- g = tl.l, Z. y ,ts-
49, -. u Ls.;i- &C pa. it.-'i' .N---lie
W ny ." eH I..'h''F t-cNltH s"coNd
"' wv g soS"li'' -'v''' '''h'N resi- ecl'NtIy'
Nvss4rveT,y CRY Ppt.sx-ryrv
.,L' st-s.on .! " BODY heE = ains, e. Mason
$500 IN tL.S 41Oi,toH TSe'H 'srI,
n. se,c- y cal toF tie pastoral sSryices OF
~ ", ,'iasoi. nom TIE North church was Teal,
a. ~ 49,, = li -. O,dSr, Wa lu' In Ms han.s
Jason s-snl aed his acceptance, and the
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THOSE IN WANT OF good boots and shoes, at
the lowest prices, will fnd for their inspection =
splendid new stock, embracing everything de-
srabie in this lire. At Gsrtreil's old-estsblShed
boot and shoe emporium 90l 7th street corner
OF L. Burts shoes for ladies, misses and chill
dren a specialty.
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81 .IIcs s,,IsTi,NS.-At -ta Pm
vi l.'.y r-s-,r 90 rae Ac- rla-its 41i L.g-
'-er.g- Building discretion last evening q.
sL-ss. see Advanced rIJl ~ Il s. per cent.
I ''s l-.l meeting Vi the Central Eulr.Iur
Assct...ti-E last evening" Il shares ~eEe ad-
yan.ed Ou a. - per cent.
- TIE ltl meeting Ga TIE H4Tm1rv As>oc5a-
UGIt.
- Che Oh annual meeting OF the West EuI
-. tTHE Association last evening, the a,i0wlry
Ii-t, q Neic elected, Joan Cook. p.cs.d-u-, j..
v. Fran. .eit4r--. vice president: John Il. Tgr-
ION, Treasurer, ". II. Wetztl, secretary, and
VOL N1rCInEer, August Griuem, Michael
lis, George Eh.uehaTt. a.. l.. Thompson, and
V i. SerTlE. directors. 4 shaTes were lvarrr.I
q - aIseEIun c; ~ per cent, the minimum
tate.
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PoLITICAL MURDERS IN BALTIMORE LAST
NIGET-A Van and Boy Fatally IN Hrs The
Baltimore Sun of this morning saws: About 80
O'Clock last night, during the passage OF tue
procession along South Gay street, near Baiti-
more street, a difficulty occurred which resulted
IL the shooting OF young man named Samuel
Barrett, q clerk in one of the United States pub
lie stores, residing ON Mulberry street, near Pop
pletOn street. The particulars OF the affair are
not yet clearly known, but from all that could
be hUrIiedy learned last night, IL seems that
the seventeenth ward clubs were about to pass
the drinking saloon OF 5. Irwin, near Baltimore
street, on Gay street, when some one among
party Of men, whites and blacks, standing on
the sidewalk, shouted for Grant, and, il is
stated. Kissed the procession as IT passed.
An altercation ensued, and several men from
the procession rushed toward the crowd on the
SIDEWALK. Barrett is said to have been standing
leaning quietly against a post, when q man
rushed toward him, fired pistol, and ran back
into the ranks again. Barrett walked into the
saloon OF Irwin and laid down upon q settee in
the rear room, when he complained OF pain,
and upon removing bis clothing wound in the
pit OF the stomach was discovered, with blood
ocZlng from il. He is a married man, having a
wife and one child, the latter only one week old.
When the shot was fred the officer attempted
10 arrest the perpetrator, whereupon Patrick
clark, who was carrying one or the wooden
axes ia the procession, made a blow at the Off Ger
with his wooden axe, nearly severing his right
ear. The accused was arrested aud confined in
the middle station to await an examination this
morning.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock last night, as the rear
OF the torchlight procession was passing along
Alsqulth street, near Douglass, a large party Of
coiored men assembled on the sidewalk, and it
Is alleged that, by shouting and hooting, they
IroVoked an alteration, ending in a street
hght. During the fracas shot was fired, taking
erect in the forehead OF d colored boy, abouI
niteen years of age, named George ". Barrett
hVlne at No. AZ Short street, aud infiictiny a
wound supposed To be mortal. DR.. Offender Ter
was summoned 10 attend the wounded youth at
his home. During the melee the police arrested
tour coiored men, named respectively Charles
Brown, Station Sivly, fhOs. White and Samuel
Perry, upon the charge Of having orr gin tsd the
difficulty, and thus a. melting riot" They
were confined in the central police station TO
avn ait all examination this morning.
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y. B.-My place of business will be closed
from this evening at O'Clock, until tomorrow
evening at O'Clock.
A. STRAUs. 1011 Penn sylrania aHenna-
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CITY ITEM s.

CorFER ROASTED AND GROUND by steam is
superior to any other method of preparing II,
at the American Tea Store, corner 9Th and
streets. We pronounce the best in the city.
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No. 10.
NOTICE OF POSITION In EET Oh AXIS OF
bio AA1rs IN MINI E>FTA.
NHiila O. EsI -tf k's- % u Tie t'rt- -H- q trn
aired Stats, - executive order 1l-r- sust p,
49, has directed O. o. ib- sales a. Lana .- Ni.us-
SOFA. OT.srrod b. TIL f1Tcg igR prD,lI 81. N.
~, De- p"-tpCngt untI the t,ll1RlLs .s.-7 az tho
several Hand Offices % Nit:
hteI; CLOUD CCI4l-eucii.E MONDAY, December
10, io-2
At TsYroR's FALLS, Commencing -IOSDAg,
DeC.Ialet %. -
At lU LUTH, commencing MONDAY, December
SO, ls72
Ard the President has Al 20 dir~c.-, thar 80 much
# said proCismH.is N II. r-lats- o. sales 81
lal 6 the AIFNANDETA la. stril. 9 revoked
Given ULCsg ny hard at he cIty ~ v -inCt1n,
tbs 'Wer'y Ehth csr q -E.1., A. ID. l-'l.
By order Of the Pry-ii-u--
WILLIS BRJ N,IDSD.
ssIb laVtda Nas..-.r-- tE-l..-k q. tltlND
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GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE SUITS of imita-
ton Scotch frieze OF cheviot for $50. The real
article for IS. Both serviceable articles. One
Price.
GEO. Q. HENNING. No. 40 Ith 81 n W
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LOCAL NEWS.
Apu-emeut-. Ac., Tonight.

Ne, .HG. TteG,sr--BeueLto i Mrs. ID. P. Bow
els.
Thor CoHiqus.-Comedy, burlesque, songs,
dance. etc.
OIL Fv.--,' F-U. IA s.rss:.-wyman, the
WHO anu utrilOgUist-
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az NAta NSdtS- SIG ana double breasted
n.acA coth vests. with 3, :. and buttons.
Black doeskln pants, a large variety.
ROMAN X Cox, 81, 1th street.
OUR READERS viii be pleased 70 learn that
our friend I. ). GartreU, SD 7tl street. corner
OF ], has just opened a large and superb stock OF
boots anu Shoes Tor gentlemen, ladies', III .sses
anu children. Ills stock embraces the pra,iac-
tons of tie most noted manufacturers IL the
country, and surpasses any preE.D 3 effort OF
this famed old shoe establishment Burr's fine
shoes specially. OF this make the ladies viii
find beautiful and complete line.
MEMS AND NOUTa'S Dress SUITS.
Mems and Youths Business Suits.
Mems and Youths OvercOats.
Boys and CEildTen's Clothing, at
E5SRNAS * BRO.'s.
sos It'll street, three doors above Z.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish yoar
wearing apparel cleaned in a irst-class manner
sent them 10 A. Fisher, No. els 9TH street oppO-
cite Patent Office. The Professor will give You
SATISFACTION without faii 9,2l,3:
LIGHTNING HEATERS and Parlor Sun La
trobe Stoves; equal 10 any and better than many;
at Hamilton q PearsOns mantel and chande-
lier emporium, \. NJ. G. A. Building. eO6
RELIEF FOR THE FEEr-Fse, Al per Visit
Corrs extracted without pain; Bunions Bad
Nails, &c relieved and cured, at DR.. whites
NO. $50 18th street, opposite L. ). Treasury.
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th St, pays per CT on deposits. Tt3.I4tIS
AHERso<2TERs snd bsrOmeteFs are Fecsirei
AND made to order by nempler. near 81 street
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4 l. 4 X 4 4 p L A

PCLrgICAL EEETIN IS.-The Greeley aud
Brown club met last night, and was addressed
by NesSrs. Lewis Mckenzie, II. Sheppard, and
NJ. ID. Ball. y republican qualification" meet
ing was held last night, IN front OF their head
quarters, at the Marshall House, presided over
by r.. l.. White, with a. K. ThOrp rs secretary.
Short speeches were made by John Haw NhIrSt,
Westei WiiIoughby, Fields Cooke, -. l.. Duisnv
George W. Parker, L. -. PinI!, and W. L.. Penn
ali predicting Il radical triumph Iii November
MARINE ACCIDENT.-Tne steamer John J
Ide, from this port Tor Philade pea, broke her
stern bearings yesterday, between Glymont and
Indian Head. Size was tOwCd back by the
steamer Wawaset 70 Glymont, where sue i s.
charged her cargo, and sent here Tor assistance.
Last night tn: tug Comet with lighter went 10
her Tenet, and the ii shter taking on the DIS
charged cargo. il and the disabled and leaking
steamer were both lowed back 10 tbs city,
arriving here this Inoruiug.
a GHOST AT TIE ) AIL.-EUT some nights past
the guards at the IaI have been he airing srrari -
sounds, the cause OF which - a. yer incNnlicl-
bic, ana TIE heller = beginning - be entertained
amU-- them that some Uf the persons cOnffn- |
there iOT murder are % be hung, and that their
spirits have couE Iced 10 walk the earth Al
ready. The sounds resemble those male h.
rolling at ten-lius, and doors are shut and mys-
teriCUsiy opened.
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Condensed Locals.

Five cases OF small I0V have been reported
sIuse lie last meeting OF tae board OF health.
Fstrl..- have been recently issued 10 Wash
inEtrrliauS a. follows. Il. r. Els. harvester: ).
J.. 81 -csr. travelling crib; and John REYNOLDS,
lTuU- : Instrument
\ r.5y intsTes ~ VrotGactcd meeting IS in
IregI'-- AZ tie Ham-iue NJ. E. church, aud
-Iu> .ar = persons have united v m .he church
amt I~I.ttDts are nightly AZ the altar.
\ re force OF labJrerS, under the direction
81 NJ Wood, -,sIl-Et engineer. CON IcHcsi,
Ee-t, IA v. tie exc walton fer the found alton of
The Few Ea.t more and Potomac railroad depot,
CtIftr 81 ''t and streets
IC. -- srrw = the o. N-u4 RIPPER, CT !s- O'
Ht.--v a-OI5ma.t, the Church regulations
re u--r- cd. -o fest from sunset OF TO day antl
tie I1a r-u7. on SATURDAY.
u .srr..EI cl8 conn. -=iCr Yesterday
tsa -'. claim 81 Mary J. III, a. thl= c.ty, !sT
take. i.~ io E..fa use. AVID rent or i-es,..s-s ii
\u- .e. I-ar t.e Clam bridge.
y -.l--.r., tt -. Peters Total Abstinence
H.H'- .e. >7-i - last J. Z, r.S.i1-.1u- v'c-s
a- p ATM - tc tie Metro --i,-a s. Of Eal-i-
sl- Mandarin ten, imported by a., wou1-'s
= G'l. any. ts.! i'r which Mr.. ii. A.Wea-
sr - % our taste, The best tea Tor the Price
:. Ser ,.o-i has presented 20 tie sr,..'.-
.l-.lr f-.f. ..F carrr.'.ts SGT a.. trr ra7-e-
r-'s' .~.rd ...l 60 -' pan, in -r! and s.-ver IN
TieC.- cT rr-.l % cents 20 S21. designed by Mr..
T. 2 I..f., 90: the Treasury department., but
Ular .Fsf~r-'' ia -I5-.su.
IL directors O.. re Baltimore ami ohio r8l-
rcs# E.- rr.is at'i 20. i-i1-- c' Ferra't 70
-Ne I.rTu-Tv"i rL. Isr- William Pc rrtt Smith,
and .-U voted set a. De- ~5slrOf the preferred
slN ser stock o. The company iyc the benefit
O. p. -srs w.
IL Columbia College law school opens the
~. -.-- -s....'E w.-h 4 large UuWbC- OF students
s"I1 SIDES Jur Ea -u'sr r'T- or instructors Hon.
" J. A-N-.rr VII during the winter deliver
a ro---, tf Hectares or International law. IL i
also tErt,f.i That Hon. Caleb Cushing y III de
liver a t.UC-. of lectures
Pee Vast taE book, embracing names from )
To ?. MON which zen Per cent. discount vi. be
allow rd during Wins month, Will he ready on
Nom ry newt. The tax hook for 4-hInLtpl
s"Gl.- now comp .Htea, AMI ten per cent. " IN
Pc allow O.. aii pavmeis's made before tie Isl
d.. '.rr
=. 1-ta district republican club last night.
iaal.- O.. hing saEa, "a Ge0T Et:1wU, visited
JIa Gs-lu-Ice ~ Mr.. ". \. rs'iaEeTr0, the
Pc "a .E-, .-.rt member oI the House % Dele
safes tf,I. @ "a. district, and CONN i,meutel him
= .-' ~---~.s..s- Speeches y-r5 made Sy
Die. IaiairTr', v r. Hunt, is. Williams
aEu l'Sisy O--l-s--.
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LAND SALES.
OFFICIAL-Eo. 1II, 20. LOO
By the President Of the United States.

y 'es AEcc21c1s u tuc NL4tc0 SeoNCe-
In persnAnoe Of Law, l. ULYSSES :. 0EANT. Pres
iSeh' oi the United States 4 America, DO hereby
oseiaie and make knosE that pgtlic sAlts q yAlE-
she FINE Lands will b. held a. the uudsras atioEed
- onoes IN The STATE 4 Il nnesota =, the re-
ri0ds hereinafter de-isaAt,e. viz.
At the LAID ORE ~ ~ Con. a.. a..
nenoing on GoNpAl, Septsueef Is n - s,e.h.
sale Of Imber lads cot rreysgp.lr 70 re
sAips, viz: - WV
Nora Of base t-s aaf ,-su or ,-p-,s r,,s,,,,i
v.FrantdH
Fractional townships 80, A. ss, az $, s. s. ani S.
FrNcIioa townships %, q, As, 81, IS, aud s.. os
Ff.etlsnl townships Is, a. -, 81 81 81 81, s. aud
FrsciIonai I, vnsh p 81 az, 50 81 -. s. 81, auds,
Fractional township a., 3, a., ana -, Il range
Fractional townships a. IS, a., IS, and a. - range
Fractional townships a. -, a. &. sad q. % range
N1r'i a base la. aEs ,-st a "a r'ta,ipa
Frsotigpal townships Is, ~, IS lSg % la, ani
Irrational townships *, Is5, IL, sd l5s, q
ff.oiienaI tovaslirs Is, IS, ls7. als is. 4
FTa-ii saal TOW = Ill. l7, aui ~. ol range -
'Hl town -a.f- 49, ~, Isl, -3,r ~. lsl. Is,
Fractional tyvUsts i-s. lSi, I5l, Ia, Ilg,Is, is,
fragtioa.l to~I,hip- ie9. Isl. lg.Ir,.a.lstlv.
F.ac'i1-ai townsErgs $50 IsI. ly:, ISg S. anal5,
Frsc'ir,al to~u,afF. 49, Il3, 80, l5.I.i and lz,
Fraotieual townships isl, IS, Is-, a4I lss. 4
Frasl.sasl toyusoig, I5i, rs, II, sd Isss Of
At the Land oHse. At AlsEari-.s, n.aue.ot.
TIE sale q Timber Lands Prev au-ly isrr- "a
n tts rlt,rmenti, t'SushiP- ana F,r;s Il
Nora n snss .i7s ars ,osa G, No, r-,Esyql
Fractional tgwusaiss =. l5,, auills, ID. range IS.
Fractional towEslips 80 sUt I1s, q r.. :, b.
frsoti0n nal towushIEs rs sud 1872, u IA Se a.
A. the Land of s,,, a. fsylors Fals aiane-ots
the saie Of Timber lands uat previously -pl-e .
n be aforementioned towrsl and "a. : Il town
Mona a bose l'Hs cHs 'rst a. roariA r,sa,,ral
Fractional township IS, oi range II.
Fractional township st. 81 range -
fractional township -. u range ~
Fractional township IS, q raug. -
EractioLAl townships a. and -. III rgrg. a.
Fractional townships % AID as, Of T. ~. -
Also, at the Land oTt,e a. L.tchhei4. Nsqae.ots
viii be oreret AZ public sale thn uulisp1. & "a iaEtg
IA the follow ing TOW H-hig.. - Wit '
Norta a base ilHs AL rrsH ar t0sr:4 rv,aa,ya!
townships 2 sud =, u raass p.
townships = ,. aal =, " aus a
Nora a base "a, arf 'r.st ~ bch r-tHs,r4l
ToWn,hiFs DC. II Us, me-, ,1l10 q rage. q,
? % "a - =, = 2 -. ~, d, 81 So. sax All ~
IuVa-i.ip l2I. ~ rsrEes 3, -. suI e, as
TovIsl gs l-l -, ~, aua IL u rams. 20 "a
Also a. tie Ls "a, gf',s, = Dqiu-h, gue-a.a,
VII. De- esfrre.l az run DC al. fra -rs.I,.. 49,
81 thr fgIiowinE tpH Ilsl -, % VII.
Nora 81 sIss !'ss 49, .as' Il fasr.H rr.a-fp4!
Township -, Of raUr-I.
IvvH-lIp y. 81 rsU-a =.
Towns g o., at rsI.l.a.
1,Nu-alps 3 AM y. j raas. 8.
tf TO-. . 2
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SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED black cloth
rock aud sack coats. single and double breasted
q acH com vests. with 3, :, and buttons
Black dOeskin pants, large variety.
kNMAN 4 Coz. Ii. LII sfraat
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PARDON ED.-Fresident Grant las pard0aei
Charles Brown, convicted IN The police court OF
an atiray Oh the !2th CT August and sentenced
t. iaii iOI siN months.
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REMEMBER
sILVERBER6'S
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
oc5-tr 315 7TH STREET, NEAR PENNA. AVE.
O. Harness ROBES, 81
AND RLANkETS.

SrS
Just received. q large and yaried stock Of
CARRIAGE ROBES snd HORSE BLANKETS,
which are selling at prices ioIrey than ever.
Sole agents for Hills celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
Of which We have large stock on hand, at Concord
prices. The Concord Hsrne 50 has u wor wide rep
utaiion for durability and strength. Those who
have tri, q the m will have other.
HARNESS Of m AXE and made to order.
Genuine BUCKsKIN GLOVES and GAUST
LETS.
Be sure CT name and number
LUTZ BRO.
497 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc5-lri Next door to the National Hotel.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
L has obtained from the supreme COURT OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia holding Special Term letters Of
BINGTON, late Of Washington county, ID. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 10Th day Of September next; they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit of the
ssi6 estate. Given under my band this 18th day Of
BBIpGLT Iher x msrkl BABBINGrON,
aelS-w.S Administrative.
E'OR sALE-A very desirable BCILDING LOT,
0xlo0 feet, on l4th 81 near p. For particulars
syrw- ~ nm n n r.
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A. iNIss.z=TrSg LEsAL Fo.aT-A Ss-ort
'.. .' o. fsr,l's.l. t7ru q enc I,ier
OIL. J r..-.- ions ..-.--A ttw DAYS ago. in the
sr;E."a. ry.t O.. -'---a irmThsy-. 2 cJ.1-si
l's. ftT-. . Thomas bg'-r3I. Was CuUysete! Of
ItN' .-ryGr--t. '-+ uitvucs-w HicH heretofore
i@- O.-.a i....izii-a by sentence u Liz psHltou-
,ir Mills Dean, who was assigned ~ the
G. d.. .. -- Gt..r r-- raia motion a. arrest OF
H.'. '....r. On tie E5ugui that tie 10. winch
'it-s s. i-ac .yis .srT 81 uttit larceny from The
Fa.'.. ~s,r r.a~r 90 500 or under, made no
Ii.t....T-.. I ,.s ..ar--hIueIt OF Jlc -ec.u! o.
itr-. 81 -'s 30 .-r-.lry.
}..-.rt-r -tH..-. D. M lrov~ sr-t.irsI tie
Ifo..-- -,Es;lst. = tl ~ { yss Unsafe tu eve
'-i-iLergu % q 2. MAJ statute go, clearly i'll
-sT... '. a'! a- iy Lad some dsTb-S en- tie sub
'f"j, and e "'H.' nos he long before the defect,
% ar.s ere was. rvU'i l- supple hv'Ee la--
iafUfr- De Vti-t remand tac prisoner & The
~. I-a.s.t. .ts. stated TAT l5 va the iutsgl-
ton lt The G.yeTIs- - call as extra session x
He -.-.-.--se e. pas uion tllr code Recently
a.IfuNtl ly'Et Justices OF the supreme court,
20 N..CL Ct-- ,i.- law was made esP.ic d; al! il
uss proposed a.-sT r." legislature Las passed
,IcI 'le sU1e. . prc-tItt II % Congress eaEIyi:i
tie Session TO receive n. APPROVAL OF that oily.
THrs FUNERAL Of Miss Mary a wannaII.
E-fr,L % ,lc Washington orphan ASEiusr.
toUA ace from tie Fourth Prg-llr..Iaa Church
y. ser .1y Afternoon. Tie services were CON
't.-.r .. u l.e"- ii f~.u Noble. tee attendance
a. O.. -r- o. thr deceased being sjfe Itr-. and
-. .'ll4t'. tl4lif-- " t.-.N NJ Ter lt.rr
e. tTr" Tire .v#T ~ e-lg.--r.i ia a. -t-I ry---
5000 coffin. lined VITA vit-e II-..Hp. a.i
L,tr Dig trimmed wisl silver. JHau the i,G .,a-
= I.....}- Silver I.ats, bearing the inscription
-' Mar y y anna. died October E. Is1Z. aged
&. Ns.- : l.4tf.is. wreath uE lower was
..-- --,fi CG TIE c"t+U. The ITCce-~-o.I ~
T'C t ----5'4L gt the services IN tie church
;E' y- r1,'-. lt.-i Gem JyTv. as ON arriving
g. Tue grave j-, ygi Ans sgHs, q. fuB ami then
n.--'. .t 30 -Ia grave. e4~a one drusJ-i-. NJ
{: rein O. lc- las. q: flowers which they .sI
i--l. Wi-l tLJ-E f-JI. she asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

SOME splendid styles in Alas 81 diamonds.
Victoria je; and French gilt OtTuscau elgneIed
I,wr'ry. received ~ Pri-g's jewClry store, No.
ID PENIS !Tan.a avenue, between IA and 9Th
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

~ ALAEN OF FIKE was turned in from box
-. about O'Clock this morning. by O-rce1-
WI lt'r and CaTUtherS for n fire ia the store OF
MI StU'z. corner OF 18th and - streets which the
'eTs exiting su-hed before much damage wa
g.Ie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

TOR sALE-A very desirable BCILDING LOT,
Il 2oxlo0 feet, on l4th 81 near p For particulars
inquire of DOWEMAN & EAVER,
augS-eof Ala 7th street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

ATTENTION il called 10 me superb line Of
Welsh. nargetson " Co.'S English neck wear
for gentlemen, just received by LOCKWOOD
Hufty y Tsy Tor. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11
THE COURTS.

TIE SALE of suburban property at Mount
Pleasant, by Is. II. Warner, occurs tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11
STRts-l, the CiO:.,jer,
SERAsfl, t;.e SIOt.I5aE,
sTSA Us, ltso CEO.hieS,

ATSAUs, tho CIoihier,
ron PENNSYLVANIA ivESrE
IUtI PENNSYLVANIA aYFsU,,
IOii PTS. LNLEASiA AVENUE.
Three "01Ts t-sra rl.ya-..fr Street
Three Ea,g7 ly..i p '.....th s--..r
3 cttr 'l..rer fs..sr, --..., So So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

DUNLAP x Co.'S New York silk hats are the
fayOTites with those who were successful IN
their bets at the election-Willett & Ruof
agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

THE NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS OF Lqrsbureh &
Bro. will please take notice that their store WIZ
lie closed t0-nQIrow, until O'Clock p. IL.