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THE WEATHER..
WAs D1PARTMKHT, Office Chez SiosaI Oslcer
NAsHINeToN, ID. O.. Dec. d. iS12. ii Am

wa. D1fARTAkNT, CWce Chez Sioual Oklcer,l
WAsHIEeTOE, ID. O., Dec. o. 1872 III am\
orHoPsie IOR PAST TwBNTY-HOUR HoU Rs
Inc pressure has increased over the Southern
states with northerly to westerly winds and
clear weather over the eastern portion, but
with northerly to eastlerly winds and partly
cloudy weather over the western portion Ii
has also increased over the New England and
Middle states with fresh and brisk nOrtherIy to
westerly winds and clear weather except over
Northern New York, where light snow has pre-
vailed. Clear weather has generally continued
from the Ohio valley to Lake Erie and the
upper lakes with northerly to south westerly
winds. The barometer has fallen from Mis-
souri, to western Wisconsin and westward with
southeTly winds, rising temperature, partly
cloudy weather and occasionally light snow
PRoBA New England and Mid
Ole states westerly to southeriy winds and
partly cloudy weather with probably light snow
ever the northern portions. For South Allan
TIC states northerly to westerly winds, clear
weather and rising temperature. For Gulf
states northerly TO easterly Winds higher tenn
Ierature and partly cloudy weather. From
tennessee to Lake Erie and the upper lake
region diminishing pressure, sOutheasterly to
southwesterly winds. generally cloudy weather
and light snow. For Missouri and the north
west southwesterly winds, probably shifting to
westerly and Dorthw esterly, with cloudy weather
and occasionally light snow.
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00vernnens Decur1ta0a.
Jay Cooke d 20. furuish the folIoving Or,
AAPkelo Today.

BALTIMORE. Dee. Is -Virsinls sizes, consolI.
dated ts,.i w,.t VII RInia's, Isl North Carslina
sin.s, od 81 bid tO-dsy
BALfnoRB: Dec. 33.-Cotten firm; low m d.
olinss, lst Flour firm and in good d mand; prices
unchanged: Wheat quiet but hIm. prices nm
f angel. Corr Cuiet. white southern "a, 63a65 yelov
touthern, 62s64: mixed west. IN, 81. Oats auli
southern. S: western mixed. lsaE: do. white, as
bye quiet; Boy qnchaoses Prov isions quiet ana
sttacy. Mes POI k, Sl3sIs& for round lois Bulk
meats lover: more doing: ssles, 30 o. lbs OF should
ers at 4; ao9co lbs. Of rib sides 5lS DO0 b. Of
cI' ar RIB sides st b5s. Racob, ,dsrat d.m and:
shl udeTs, !kaih; RIB sides TX Az clear rib sides
5; rams new, i4als. LAID. irrvfuls ~ bid, 8
a.ked. Butter firm and nchanged WHISKY quiet
NEW YORK. Dec. Is Stocks dull. Gold quiet,
rs; soDey nm, TO 16 per cent. per day
tNehar &c. long ga short, io1s. Govsrnmsst dull
s.c esdT virginia es, IS; new, 50. North Caro-
hkw YORK, Dec. fs- Flour s'eadv. Wheat strong
Germ steady; old western mixed, 661f.
loNDC n, Dec. Is, II Ia CousJis opened at 9ls.
s9l1. los m oney and 97s for American Sc
cnfuas-noihitg dong: prices minai. Bonds
g, 1850 SOS. OF s2:; l'S7' a. 10 4os, SS'4; new
oSpor, Dec Is, 80 p m.-Th- rate for money
NJ The stock eS6 baE government securities Is
wer than the bank rate by q per cent Erie y
Paris, Dec. 25-Rentes opened at IS francs 10
Ceutiues. ~
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EMAIL PoX. SMALLPOX.
PREVENTIVE AGAINST SMALL POX.

ruriDg my trsve els 10 various countries in Europe
] have had vast expt rience among cases If small
poN, and have becC me acquainted with = wonderful
discovery, consisting Of compound which, IL used
according to directions printed the bottle, will be
safeguard aganst the of this lcathsome
disease, Known as small pox. My preventive has
beer tried and owed in hundr reds of cases.
and H. war; anted to accomplish what is here pre-
scented. The more vaccination, in many cases, pro-
duces result contrary to what II Intends Take the
anti epidt mic, you can sleep in the same house or
room with the sick, who may be suffering with tue
disc ase, without any fear results. It can at
yresent be procured only at my residence, No 1872
Pernsyiysnia avenue east. Price, 81 per bottle.
DR. NJ. ANGLES,
P. S-Dr. Angles will attend to calls il made
when the syste m is first attacked with the disease
and will ME Ike charge to those who unable to
pay. dos 6ts
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I > Al NECESSARY To WORRY ABOUT CON.
L issicss diseases hen We have nesr a. hand q
Irey SnttNe wbC mil ent oalities been con-
hImtd by more THAI twenty years OF success in
Eurc D. and in this country At o time when the
small PoN and other ssases thre to spr+ al so
rapidly L. consequence Of the extreme severity OF
the weather, IL is Of the greatest Importance To
build I'D cur constitutions. in order 10 resist al
hs against all the kinds of pernicious influences
hieh surround Us; theI Il re, IL would be imp
e. % call too strongly the attention Of the pubic
on this very important point that the use of Bit.
ters prepared with the greatest care, nccordSg L.
the PRINCIPLES OF the medical art and which 10 con
sequence OF their action the blood stomach liver
and principal organs OF the body, produces such In
cOntestable results Moreover, il Is 50 agree able
to II taste that there is nc hch Can be com
pared to them. If you to be COW In ~ei 60 to
your dt US eist. and ask fer DR.. l.. G. BERTRAMS
LONG LIFE BITTERs; after trying them You will
give away with all other hind of ,diciue dec2S ly
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There we're thirteen bids for gold in New York
yesterday, the government selling Al 900 600 At
III 10 lC0 to III 21-lO0. The amount bid for was
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- II. II CON
-. sO9 MARKET SPACE,
headquarters for
FOk1lGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
AND FANCY GROCERIES,
HATANA AND VALENCIA ORANGES.
The FINEST FIGS AND RAISIyS.
EXTRA LARGE MALAGA GRAPES
CALFORIA PEARS, FRENCH PRIMES.
100 BARRELS SELECTED APPLES
10 BARRELS CRANBEhRIES, EXTRA.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Finest old BHAEDY. Imported and California
WINES, BUM and GIN, MIXED FRENCH OAN-
~ h "a ~ cents per pound; lmp ported CONSERVE
Large stock of STAPLE GROCERIES at the very
lowest prices. d2l-lm
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No man has been more unfortunate, and but
lew men Iossess more indOmitabie enterprise
srd irrepressibility than Barnum, the veteran
Snowman. Phineas is his name, but it should
be Phenix, since he has arisen three times from
the ashes Of his "great moral exhibition" On
being notified OF his last misfortune he tele-
graphed from New Orleans to his agent in New
York that he had csbled his European agents to
secure half million dollars worth OF curiosities
and that he would have q bigger show next
spring than ever before. The shrevd p. II. WAS
thoughtfu III enough TO direct his agents to in
form the editors OF newspapers OF the fact
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The IiteT-OcsGn nlorali1es 10 the extent OF
rail- q column upon the reprehensible A merican
habit OF practical joking, as illustrated by the
hoax by the New York actors upon a stranger
Nr. Lee, OF Great Britain IL is sad.
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The Louisville ConTier Journal well says OF
the 'ram-rod" temperance bill before Con-
sTess prohibiting the selling or giving away of
sPir.tuoGs liquors in the District OF Columbia:
"Sucb legislation is of course ths height of
folly, and We believe the only way 10 Eep.ess
the excuses complained Of is 10 seek Iefor 10 in
the iegeS convirtaiss OF society, and not in the
criminal CODE
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The residents Reception ON New
Years Day.

The announcement is made By authority that
at IL O'Clock a IN, on Wednesday, LIST of jan
uary. the President will receive the members
OF the Cabinet and Foreign Ministers. At l.3l
a. m the Judges of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, Senators and Representatives in
Congress, the Governor of the District of CO.
lumbia and suite, the Judges sf the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia and of the
Court Of Claims will be received. At l. IN. the
officers Of the army and navy Will be received.
at II 30 2. m. the heads of bureaus of the sew
eTsl departments will be received. AtI2I5 D.
m. the associated soldiers of the war OF 1872 and
members OF the Oldest Inhabitants Association
OF the District OF Columbia will be received
The reception of citizens will commence at d.
NJ, Cat which time the gates of the Enclosure
will be Opened), and will terminate at D. m.
Carriages will approach the Executive NJ snslon
by the eastern gate and leave by the western
gate.
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Ifcur new BoardOf Police want to distinguish
themselves creditsbly they will resolve to have
open sc ssions in place Of sitting with closed
Goors. as has been the practice for some years
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BUSIN ESS CHANCES.
BARGAINS.

IGOR SALE-ST0Ck ard FiXTUReS Of Pro
N-ion and 81 at store, corner 3th and str ae. 8
Coed ressCn for selling l,s
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In answer to a circular recently forWar ded to
school officials throughout the country by the
Commissioner Of Education, requesting them
to take measures with a view to the represen-
tation Of their respective school systems at the
Vienna exposition next summer, responses OF
favorable character are being received from
many superintendents of schools in the large
cities Our own school board, as already
noticed in HE STAR, were prompt in moving
In the matter, and consequently our Washing
ton schools, including text books, methods Of
teaching, and school machinery, will have
meme IN the educational branch Of the great
exposition. AS the system OF the different cities
OF The United States will be illustrated side by
side, the exposition will naturally have ten
deney to Pre- mote the cause Of popular educa.
ton, since a comparison can be made OF the
particular merits CT each method OF instruc-
tor.
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That the danger from fire and the perils of
travel by rail are materially increased during
the prevalence of extreme cold weather we have
recently had painful evidence. The reason is
obvious. spark which ordinarily would die
out without doing any damage Is now famed
into devouriDg flame by the action of currents
CT air since the lattOr in cold weather contains
an extra quantity OF that vitalizing element
SHOWN as oxygen. As ii also supports combus-
ton, ii follows that the more of it in the atmos-
there the nercer fires burn. During the cold
weather, larger and hotter fires are necessary,
and in this may be fOand the secret OF many
CONGREGATIONS. Long immunity from accidents
OF this kind naturally makes people careless
and insufficient care in securing nres before
retiring, placing hot ashes in back yards to
have the wind scatter the fiery particles in all
directions, and defective flues account for much
OF the destruction caused by fire. That many
railroad accidents are attributable to the
weather there can be no doubt, since il Is a
well-known fact that cold sensibIy contracts
iron and steel, and weskens their power of
resistance by rendering them brittle. The rails
are consequently much more liable to break as
are car Teees, in cold than in warm weather,
and II would seem essential that railroad Off
cials should exercise extraordinary precaution
against accidents in the conduct of their trains
The running time should be extended, the track
frequently inspected by sober and reliable
employees, and the wheels OF the cars tested off,
ener than usual TO ensure their soundness.
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WANTS

Wa.ssTILDt..A srR'PSkR COY at DAYS 9 !.
W.n,I,Ds.. sp DR. at 80 s,s l:'h
WANTEp-Immedis:ely good COOK, wa.f-
rec mme.ded: 6ii iarS sGe! NV n. ". come w. zen
WAMhrIrE,p.aA BY @ learn eoafe9,I gerry
" AN1KD-0Le HUNDRED good MYN for cutting
8 w Ice Apply at Ice Depot, foot of 10th street,
WANIED-A colorol WOMAN to cook and d,
the entire work for q family OF three Mos,
a sr,rs references. Apply l4o1 L street, after L
WASTED-To rent, a small HOUSE sbout !
dr cs s.! h'e days A B. c. BOX IS star ONES,
w ANTkn.To rent, from Fsbrusry let, a
HOUSE frem 20 rooms -ti,ust-d b.twsen
NJ street, or between 18th and 18Th .trsats T be-
tween and L streets. Address W. II C.,I4IsF
~ AM Ep-A eood WUbK RORsE. he mus; b.
sAYIfs Brown, oiss Hall rn' OF s0' S.s siFi
w ANTED1A good. bone;t GLIB =, white = ol-
OF three. .ddre.s * s. ar Once. ' da 1t ~
WAHTED-A reliable WOMAN o take care Of
w, baby and sew; must b exPe fenced in
1871 street. corner of Vermont s27-.f-
LOOMS for sSa trs !n Il.
.Dd street Address Boy s. Star Omen sas dsa
WhNIhD-A coz pct ut DRUG CLERK: non-
but o ,Gss ss'd m nsy at Brig
WANTND-H street, I10i, WHITE L1UN
NJ, w ,pthLSs, with good references; SO per
WANTkD FNGINEER CHAMBERNAID,
s.s B st WASHER sGsrR WSMaN; T9its
WANTIpIA frs. rate COOK; also, aCsAM-
" q ia a VOod Of.
snces required; white women preferred. Apply at
10 Wv aloo Ii street, southwest corner 2l:. street
WANTED-Threeo or four Unfuraished Rooms,
sddr 10 nrstrate bouse; rent not to exceed $50
WAIsCJNkpsdiihs good second band POM PHAE-
Office, stating price. daa eoiws
WAETED-Everybs body to know that they can
Of and Posk At o
Roast Beef, l5e;; Lard loc; Oassard's sugar cured
6onsht elsewhere wv ''"'' 'n dss IS -
.ImmsdiatsixaF Families or persons 10
81 snsD .sd
Io6ffsE e. ' SGfEss ss%9'!2a
WANTED-The ladies all to know that the EN-.
w fcrium for M me Demorest's PATTERNS Is
avenue between q spS 9Th
WANTFD.We have at the Excelsior Office,
w SkhNANTS, both men and wsmen, whore
families can be supplied at the shortest notice. and
servants can get good homes. 1896 10Th street
northwest pOy2o-Ims
WANTED-Eyery one to know that the VICTOR
w SEWING MACHINE has it's needle self set
.1nei the most perfect shuttle ia use, resting in a
cradle: needle bar and works of steel. Agency, 469
PeEnsy lyaria avenue.
ausSg-ly T.W. SPICER, Agent.
NAh1kD-LAEiE 70 ssii o. AIRS o. e.
w EAGkLA 10 have all xmas Of STAMPING
dcns, also, PitktNG, FRENCH fLUTING, and
aill kinds ofEMBBOIDrRy. al short notice. GIT
!th strssi. opposite Patent Office. mar1-ly
u ANT tp-RTery body in favor OF thoroughly
" cleaned Carpets, almost as bright az new TO
-end orders 20 H. BtCE at tina Steam Carr pet BE stns
Norks, Maine aVeuue, bet. ~ and 9th SITS aprls- ly
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There is not in this wide world hsppiar life,
Than e. cit b. the stoveripe and tickle your wife:
Cstch tie sweets OF her lips in a moment OF Qee,
And tvs list the cat tail when she ps on your knee
BRAY Il BRO.
FLOUR.
Best Fsmily. one betteT.......S2T par l, barrel
q dice Family only. 2 - I"
M kXtra Flour ........... ............. 40 -
CUTkEES.
Roasted. Green.
bid GoveTnment Java.............a3. H. sO, ID
lseiICeipo To- Zoe. 10
hic............'.. ......-Z3c ID. "a. ID
CAhSED GOODS.
I9o cSz' sIS romstoes. 2. eachor . per doz
$50 e 2Ib. Peaches zoe. :" =. 81 q . q"
100 :. Slb. SO:. " 3 . A" "
20 q" Winslow's Corr, CT 3lc each
90 Finest quality Peas at %. each.
Best quality Mince Hest, l5c per Ib
BUTIER, SC.
Fifkia Butter. 3 lbs. for 81.
Print or boil. Sc per 10.
Nine lbs Leaf Lard, 81.
Remember our Nun Der ami give Us call be!ors
purchasing elsewhere.
dt23 35l PEEEsYLvAyIA AVENUE.
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FfLARGE. NEW GLASSES will bssin the
Wy course ia the Business College the frat week
IN January, the majority arranging for scholar
slips at The installnent rates. dl3lv
~ 10. q. S.-COLSABIa LODGE, No.
u3 1O-As mbers are requested to on
sCNDaY AFTERNOON,at L O'Clock. to attend
the funeral Of Brother CHAR Es q. hoslNsoN.
By order: j. A. MOULOES,
~IHE INDICATION OF TdE CENTRAa
u8 PRESBYTERIAN OHtRCH, corner 3,
ana ttreets northwest, on suusay, 18Th, 10 post
pcued en- account Of the inclement weather. Tue
cor grsgatiOn will worship Q. the Law Building 5th
street, until further notice Il
~NAsONIC-A special meeting Of COLUM-
U9 BIA LODGE, no. 3, u. A. A NJ, will be
held on MOsDAY EVENING, December 3Oth, 81
7o'clock. FunetUsl attendance CT the members IL
requested. By order e the W n.
dzS2t MA. rAPPAN, Secretary.
"BANk OF wAsHIsGT0N, d: G., -
The Trustees of this Bank havs this day DE-
CLARID DIvIDESD OF FIVE PEE CENT
Of the Of the past six moEths, payable
e.ssl GA. JAMES, Osshisr.
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nEBKADQUARIERs, john a. RAwLINs,

III y hS, JOdN a, IA Wins
~ POST, No i, G. A. r
ATTENTION. Ccmrades,-Tkere will be a reRrIa-
meeting et the above Post TIL, saturday. EVES
ING the 2oih " slant, at - o clock sharp Bust
less OF importance will be presented and acted
upon The regular yesrly election of officers W IN
.ssc place. Every comrade ia earnestly requested
six months in srTear, ' 'S
n The Gus teTraster will to q; the hall q,
O'Clock 20 receive a. does fre m the Comrades b.
order Of the Post Commander.
IL HORACE Ii. BBOwER Post AdiUtart
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SUGARS.
tBEST NKw IORh BRANns,
IS Gclsfited l.--.--.......-..--l2A. cts p.rm
SfS:SSG i. ' .....,..--,,.-,-i &c &c Ell ssT
Bright yellow lEesriJ White n ss:. s s
RATSTNS.
Good Gualify ---------.--..-....-.llc CO. pr 10.
thulCe II a. n.ru
Loudou ayrrs Ia periai sisbinsts, fi.os ra-s.s.
Blue hss KITE, FINEST Dehesss, and al the nae.t
brsnds in large suFrly, prices moderate,
PsuuSs svsT, tas l. ..... 10 CO. &c P ~
NUTS.
fccars ......-..-.....-........... IS CO. R@r II
'N.I,s'.-''' - ..--.r.----'---.-..-i5 cts prr 70.
AIn,l.ds -. "a she.ii - = 90 n, m
hlN .os. d Mixed suss IA s..
CANDIES.
Kesrly che toa o. choice selected FRESCH CAN
DIE, Tor - - o"nts rrr ID. aud ia'rs dssosv.
e ,hSss tnrehssiaS i~rse Quantities tor DsTaes
CIDER.
A full car lc.d on hSud q the hnsst quality evsr
brUuKht 60 this CITY.
no M0LASSE-. q . superior ,uaitty
AoLLEBs DIAMOND DRIP sTHUP.
APPLES.
ALL NEW ToKK FRUIrJ
GRkENIEGs,
ROUsD SWEETS.
Y. Y. BUTTER.
One Ton just received.
Our sensI Al srrply Of goods ~ our lice !, unusual,
hbly iow prices for fen days only.
ELPHoNzO HOCNes a 60,
GROCERs,
& & E Tss. hAs9S,G TEMPLE, ..,,,.
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LOB SALE Ar 0REAT BARGAINs-Thirtv "a,
L PARTY DRESSES, ct
al II. 3l4 9th street, neSr Penn, avenue,
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JBkS1HTe FOB CHRI6THAs.
GRAND BARoAINs AT
II \ d 4 II Z B0TRRN,0-

oIS ISh Ss1ees, secoad dooy from G. Styea.
Soefc Sne name and number. OhsaD O1rls.
nS sAssst ayss: Cau md 80 oar nov stock Ssiof
1A.S eSvweese o0czl-tr
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"A great deal is being said about fre-proof
buildings, bat not word about the necessity
Tor tre-PrOof passenger cars on railways. Every
day or two one or more cars tumble down an
emearkment or drop through a trestle bridge;
the thoroughly seasoned framework, covered
with infiamsble varnlsh, is spiintered into high
ly combustib!e fragments, and the stoves being
upset or smashed, live Goals are scattered pro-
miscuoa-iy through the ready made kindling
wood, and before relief can come to the impri.
sored Passengers, they are roasted to death.
The terrible disaster at Cory, Pa, came near
being repeated on the Louisville aud Nashville
railroad Thursday night. By q broken rail q
passenger train was precipitsted down an en-
bankment, and the cars caught fire; but fortu-
nstely the passengers we're all safely rescued,
except one who was jammed in the wreck. re-
ceiving fatal injuries. Yankeeeingenuity is
certainly equal To devising proper safeguards
against this one terrible feature OF fire in rail-
road disasters III winter.
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The recent murder OF the Polish pedd!er in
this city brings to mind many of the blood
curding stories we were wont 10 hear with
bated breath when little shsyers; how innocent
travellers were u ordered in lonely wAyside inns
nj dead OF night for their money; and how,
years after, when the site of the bloody deed
lad long been "haunted," the bones of the
victim we're found buried in the cellar. Some
times tie story went that scores OF travellers
were slaughtered by the murderous landlord,
WHO frequently died in his bed like Christian,
first making fun confession, and occasionally
he fell into the clutches OF the law to expiste
his crimes on the gallOws. Now. all these dole
ful tales, which We were disposed to regard as
aPocryPhsl in later years, may or may not be
true, but certainly it would be unsafe 10 reject
them as totally unworthy OF credence, in the
light of the horrible crimes OF the past decade
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FOB SALE.

Sn HH' 0AVnuHIV"N,OU;
bis Hotel has been newly RENTED and furnished
~ contains All the modern improvements-hota and
Gated being siiu.ted on the line Of the Washington
Of WHICH, from the railroad and steamboat depots.
PASS the door every two or three minutes. The
guests Of this house can reach any Of the public
buildings Of the National Capital, or aoy place OF
snusement, &C., By pleasant ride Of few minutes
Persons doing business along the line of tho cansl
aud on the vharyes will ind Il 70 their advantage 70
stop ut this house. SeeSl.iv
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n ,nBAeIAAS - OO4IH0.
S1yerZbS6y Who yishes 70 buy 0OlFIOrIOH.
materiAl; SUGAR TOYS and TRIMMINGS for
Cnr1st@ae Trees; NUTe, RAIeINS, FIGS, 20 =, 81
tnc lowest Irtoee should net fail 70 call q JO6E
1kleiN0RRT enlarged and we'll stocked estah.
nsnnen9 oeaorS SSying elsewhere. Ao. 6l3 a. a.,
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ITO LOAH-SI2 900 in sums from $50 mp.
L JUAN BOYLE a CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
eel 5l3 18th street, Plants Building.
EOR SALE-A handsome DRUG STORE, fitted
4 Cp il modern sty lie. on Baltimore street, in
Baltimore, doing an excellent business; with
beautiful mineral water apparatus. The owner
haNng G.iermined oQuit the business, will sell At
n bargain Address
po;7- I'm PHARMACIST, Baltimore.
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~ From THE EARLIEST AGES
~ 70 the present day, ecrofuia has been tse
bane, and, Il were, the curse of mankind 60 ter
rible and leathione had 1t been at periods Of
tne worid history that o known 70 be infect
sd with Il WOULD not be allowed t. mix with society
HAPPILY In our day the disease 10 stripped OF its
ror by the use OF the eANARITAN's RoOT AND HHRB
5ricEs, and the victim Of scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores
PlmIiee blotches, letters, &C., be restored to
sound health in o few weeks
BOOT AND HERB JUICES, 81 Is per bottle.
sold BY =. q. FORD, 1l0S Pa. ave. :, aud by Drug
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-28

Use KUBELS "UFILI DULOr ), TooTo
OPOWDkR:SRecommended by Dsotis.s Sor ice
purity and healthy action. For sale by Drr Sr;.ss
generally. Price, . cents bottle. dsssi1