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LIST OF AGENTS.

I 4 TlTUsvILLE, CHURCH. RUN AsND'!Nli,S.SI l,mI
TYLSTEPHEN'.y yOOF. Oflce, liamilt3nts W, 'Vsr
store, address Titusvills, Pa Assistant 'onn
,TiiTrTSuI;svilLE, CHURCH RUN AND ylgSl
TY-H. II THOMAS. once and address, "'A
sion House. Iitusttlls, Ps. ,otcs 1H.
SHGMBURG AND VlCINITY-Gk1ns IN ps
YIN. Once, Shaaiburg; residence, Tl'as''"s'
irai ENTERfRisE Ri Is !" PLEASANT sIIlt. BEASS BSAS
FARM AMI PlrHGLE W. GEo. p,ss,
vLlET. Ofice and address, Chase House. F''''
antville. Assistant, II. C. Huntington, cuAs
TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKoRRna,-,c' Tidi
CLARK. Once and address,. Express omcc' ''''
oute. Pa Assistant, r. c. Deartsley: -, crvyry--
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND Vll5 VlI,M ren.
LEVI MASON. Oaice andaddress, fe'ro'e-"S
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Blackford -,,,', living
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and Dls'iss,3io vs,m 10
IN OIL Creek and Cherry Rnp. from SiGfy .dres
icClintGckv kville--JA -JAhESSAUNDERS. A s.A%Tdsr,' A%d
Iarr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. 'aA"N
Charles n. Cochran and William HOyt ,,, RvNO
MoCLlNTOCKvlLLE, OIL CITY AM Ps.
"A; s. wtsT. Address, Oh City or hen''
Ai:isissi TkasssiN, Seaf ALONG THE Els
Err, WILDER Office and address, IpiaXRER'S
LANDIN,i-RICHARD W. REDPlEtp' For
and addrf ~. ecrubgrass, IA. ASSISTANT n
terfeld, address Ementon, Pa. .,a r. Y
WEST VlRGINIA-C. d. ANGEL In, aIn
OOK. Address, Parkerburg, West yiYnC Co I.
ROboPtS PetrDleum TOrPeoo
mhyG-dr.:
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CAUTION.

The public Ia autioned sRaln.i emplo! ms "a!
W the rs.yulArk authorized Agents of the comp.
n, .sinre the Roberts Patent cover the use oi ihe
and the use of such mai erials by other part!O. Is
direct infringement Of their rights. Any pa,, H. ~
tringing any OF the kOBEtTS PATENTS wit d,s Ss
DEALT with according to law, and y. acting wlIun:
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the dse''0''
Of the Courts
The Company have re-organlzed their blssM, s,,
with o view 70 accommodate vi Men In every MI
Of the OIL Region They have employed tnc nv
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be ,ns
for the business bach Torpedo Il laoeleS ga T"r T"t
p'do, and signed by M off:sr Of the Compm! h,
every Operator wishing . Torpcdo may kno" u"
price and whether II came from our omc.. "a mi,
Operators will confer favor by reporting" !" 'H
OfHcs any negligence Of Agents: ..,o,,,h
The following named persons have becn sppoC,S' Cou
ed Agents. and Assistant Agents for the o,l he'ON
of Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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rs a MONTH; Horse furnished Expenses
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10 any p.fsoli Producing any medicine aDle TO
soow e.third az many living, permanent cures as
Dr. tftier's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy and
i1rther reward OF 800 for any case of Chronic or
innanmtaory Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic
Ague. Sciatica ard Rheumatism of the kidneys it
will not cnre. The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
wardly only, pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
Tree from injurious drups. II Ia not quack lnedi
cine but the scientific prescription of jos p Filter
NJ D., Professor of Toxicoogy and Chemistry
graduate Of the celebrated University of Pennsv'
vanis, D., 1888, whosa entire professional life
been devoted specially to this disease. This pre-,
aratlon under solemn oath IL couscientiously be-
lteved to be the only positive, reliable, infalibe
specine ever discovered. The proof that no other
specne exists is found in every,community in per
sons ahcted for many years and still suffering If
physicians could cure it. If specific did exist this
would not be so--a fact thai must be universally
admitted The oft deceived sufferer may Wisely
lers rheumatic Syrup will cure his case The
protection offered to sufferers against imposition is
IN legally signed contract which will be forwarded
Witnout charge to any sufferer senCing bv letter
description OF affiiction; this guarantee will state
!he exact number of bottles warranted to cure and
n case OF failure the money paid will he returned
.ne patient No other remedy has ever been
al advice, with certificates from prominent phy
icArs, ciergymcn etc. who have been cured q ter
all other treatments have failel sent hy letter
gratis Afflicted cordially invited to write for adj
vice 10 the principal office. 20 South Fourth street
fhiladelphia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrun
10 sold by drugd.ts.
CALENDER q Co, Wholesale . Agt's, Mead as
4: 4; cHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Ast. Rous
vile. Pa.
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thirty Years Experience
IN TIE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MAkRlAGE.

MANHIAGE.
ne cheapest book ever NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nearly three hundred pages and one hunJraa n,5S
t'ty hne plates and engravi rs of the anotor,v nr
tle human organs in a sta es of htaIth and disrSsa
WIN Treatise on early errors it, deplorabIe CON
lhor plan of freatment-the only rational ma me
cessiui mode of cure, as shown by report O. case.
treated A truthful adviser to 'he married and
ns Sosd contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
any address, on receipt of twenty-five cents in
p stamps or postal currency, by addoessinp mr. IA
oltoiA No 81 Maiden Lane, n. Y The anthor
may pc consulted upon any of the diseases mon
Mhich ms book treats either personally or nv mai
ana medicines sent 10 any part of the world '
800 MONTH, Horse furnished Expenses
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NEWS DEPARTMENT.

We receive tclegrsphic dispatches up TO 4P. \.
and present them 10 our r. ades every evening, ell
hraclng news OF great interest from all sections Of
the country. We have made special arrangements,
whereby We receive REGULAR Petroleum, stock aud
Produce Market Reports every evening by telegraph
from New York, rtiludepha, and i'ttsburg which
together with Editorials and Local matters make il
one of the most de-iraOle newspapers published In
the Oh Region. As sn
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Merchsnts. Lawyer, Justices Of the Peace, Land
AGENTS Oil Dea"s aIi Agents, lnsu rance Agents
Expressme and other parties in want are ini orned
tnal Wcare C'tpIcd 10 execute 10 order Il kinds Of
muniiy. 0'A'
JobbinG patronage respectfully solicited
c WIcCER
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G. EORG EFT y W n p.

LEGENDARY FIRE.-This morning, at lao
O'Clock, Officer Fisher discovered ire in the
framed stable or John Cornell, corner Of Beall
and Congress streets, and turned in an alarm
from box 81, 10 which response was promptly
made By the Henry Addison fire COMPANY, of
this place, and subsequently by the Union com
pany. No. I, of Washington; but the incendiary
who fired the stable had done his work so thor
Oughly, and there was 80 much hay and com
bustibe material stored In the building, that
the fire gained rapid heaGway, and not much
could be done except to save the surrounding
property, which was in great danger at times,
particularly the residence of Mrs. Cooley, on
the opposite corner. Mr.. Cornell's stable was
entirely destroyed, together with eight valuable
horses. His loss il about 50 900 for the horses
81 900 for stabliDg and fencing, and $500 in har
ness and horse feed. No insurance. Thestabl
adjoining the property of Major Boggs, was also
destroyed; iOss $3.50, but covered by Insurance
covered It is thought that the hay in the man.
gers above each stall must have been fired
simultaneously. Mr.. Cornell, who is a worthy
and hard-w0rking colOred citizen. much re-
tpected here, offers a reward OF $500 for the
arrest of the incendiary.
ABOUT TO FINIsH.-NeSsrs. Emmart, Dun-
bar & Co., contractors for placing in position
reservoir of the Washington aqueduct, near
Drovers' Rest, expect to complete their lsbors
tonight.
ANOTHER LIFE LOST BY COAL OrL.-The
child of George Washington, eolored, badly
burned by coal oil explosion few days ago,
Notwithstanding the efforts of the physicians to
save its life, died last night.
HIGH STRERT-Therei is complaint this m orn-
ing by pedestrians, who have to slush it in IN,
middle of this street to the cars, that there t.
rot a temporary sidewalk provided, now that
the dirt banks are out of the way.
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Condensed Locals.

ye-y claiming is May SEyills in eater
park" az ire National
Prom Snii ington we have the excellent jan
UsTy plumber OF the Popuffrr Sci~1cs Monthly.
To-day, the "frst snow Of the season." but Il
mstes slnp and not sleighing.
Mr.. j. p. COlue, Of this city, has received a
patent Tor 5 mould for making glass.
kessrs. Bstimer & Clesry yesterday Sid
lot Of fne Attorney cattle az lakewood at
prices ranging from sen TO $40.
The navy yard authorities have forbidden all
employees from coming 70 work who have sms all
poy in their houses or next door.
The commission 10 superntend the erection
OF the new jail for this District have determined
not to proceed with the work this season furth or
Ihan LAYING the foundation walls.
Mile Lola, while rehearsiDg with the Leopold
Blatfers, trapeZ'Sts. At the Theater COmique,
-o-day fell from the trapez TO the auditorium,
but fOrtunat ly sustained no serious in jlries
The schooner General Grant, frsm Philsdel-
Ihls, with cargo Of coal, 2ls tons, consigned
70 Bogus Il Cameron, OF this city, was cut
through BY the ice of Fort Washington on
Monday last, and sunk.
a. meeting Of the Choral Society held last
evening, at Choral Hall, arrangements were
made Ter - regular series OF monthly entertain
meDts, complimentary 10 theinactive members,
he first or which will take place early in Jan.
uary. The programme will be determined upon
at the meeting on Tuesday.
Hen BuksP Poland was last night elected
president OF the New England Association, vice
MI 5 J. kimban who was recently elected TO
the same Office, bat declined ITS acceptance.
The anniversary sOciable OF the association
takes place NJ Masonic Temple on Monday
evening next.
At the annual meeting of the womsn,s
Christian Association yesterday the following
of1eers were elected: Mrs. VIM. Stickney, pres.
IdeDt; Mr. =. &. POmeroy, Mrs. o. III. Taffauy,
Mrs. j. NJ. Blanchard, Mrs. VIM. Bsscom, Mrs
w, +. Nelson, and Mrs. z. W. Denham vice
presidents; Mrs. q. Richards, treasurer; Mrs
Aiee Bureh, secretary; Miss Lucy Crandall.
corresponding secretary; Miss Nellie Tildsn,
register.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Jwtee Cf-t,sy. morn
ius the iuiy IN the case Of My-re .g. va s-a'
lhsues irsm Faui'y Ccar' ,foond ysrdics tor plan
Ter plsinIin, S4c1. Wtleh Co egt 70 In 'h'-
case pls Iti. were empi yed be defendant wh1 req.
resented he-eelf Ne having Srepe ~ worth sisops
10 ississippi TO nesoti.sea losn - $500, D
gIS,er,y Ss,ss'Sss s sslr ssa c .ss T. .s
was rot free Of eDcum6rsnss, and they brought sut
for heir ccmnissi0ns verdict fer tiaiat S7s61 A.
interest; Williams ast, Fsceaerj piaiaif, sss7.
d Eup,er sst cc,ae; on r 81 This case gr ": gui
durils the vsr. The Mac gas sold for taass, .
subseG aeply plaintiff sued Ia tie Ale xaDdria
ceurts for posi- - on and obts4sd iudgn4nt. A
VII o. error YES AIKEN aid bosd q in smnity vas
case was finally dscis 10 favor Of pisinsin By the
furrere court Of the United States. Sait Is now
brought On the Bond for the leases sustained by 6e
tention during the peudency Of the suit.
py Co, chsrsed wi il ksssias their bar open on
Sunday: were faed so. Oscar Fareian Ter,
char ged With selling LIQUOR without a osnse; fined
Sls0; an appeal was taken by Mr. Waters, counsel
little boy charged with the larceny Of Gus from
lady who had taken him in give him a home. He
was there oEe day ard q half W hen the lady dis
cred the loss of SIS, and charging bim with It, ne
Brown q stort built and hearty looking fellow
Was in the dock charged with stealing q coat aud
pants frem Michael EAvine. Brown, if seems, rose
early this morning in the boarding house of john
himself clipped the pants aud coat of osy ine :
and started on bee line for the Baltimore depot.
Brown after gettiI bis snoCZe oat a-oke and son
found how matter. stood and 4 long ia ira
tOund him with the stolen clothing on his person,
Just IN the act IL purchasing TICKET fo' Bal 'iors.
The facts being made known to officer Dubois
Brown as arrested, and Judge ssell sent him 10
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ga Wheeling man is doing business at the
sign OF "Homeny, beens, caned corn, caned to-
matoes, buckwheat flour, rasons.'
~Two years ago, the residents of Beacon
street, Boston, objected to fire. alarm wires and
boxes over or upon their houses. Now, wire
into and box on each dwelling, with a kew for
every individual, would hardly satisfy the
demand.
0The Christian Advocate says: "Commend
US to that Baptist brother, who, on going into
the water to be baptized, replied to the gges-
ton that he had better take his pocketbook out
of his pocket during the ordinance. sNo, want
my pocketbook baptized with me.''
nVJones (who thinks that Smith has been a
little too free with Mrs. J0nes.) s.Mr. Smith,
wish to speak to you privately, Permit me to
take you apart for few moments" Smith
(who isn't IN the least frightenedl "Certainly,
sir, If you'll promise to put me together again"
~ The other day little boy who had cut his
finger ran to his mother and cried: "Tie IL up,
ma; tie 10 mp quick. for the juice Is all running
out!" The same urchin, on one Of the late
excessive bot days appealed to his mother for
help. saying, ana, do dix me for I'm leaking oil
over"
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-SfToN OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
tiled that bat one large water service would be
run frouSthe main TO the inside Of the foot pave
mept on 9Th street west, between L and VI
streets north, fronting spr.sae square. G. W.
the curb on the south side Of Q street. between
18th and 18th street, northwest, Joined sempora-
rily, so thst the pavement may be laid at onos.
Inspector Wallace was directed to have the
usual sign prohibiting fast driving put IN on
each end Of the iron drawbridce at n street
southwest, over James creek canal. In view OF
complaints made by market dealers aud pur-
chasers, Mr.. Plowman, architect of the Western
market, has decided TO continne the sn eds to q
distance OF 40 feet on the south side Of X street
70 the building tine 10Th street, and to inclose
the western ends OF both sheds, 20 protect deal
ers from northwestern storms. The chief watch
man OF M0rrison's building has been ordered to
s having no t desIse bust
building or on the pavementn front.
TO-DAY. Z,
The contract with Thomas Lewis & Co., for
the Improvement of 9Th street, vas amended 30
a. 10 allow for extra hauling of surplus earth
deposited in the canal. W. f. Wallace. inspec-
tor Was directed to see the contractor for paving
alley between Eth and 18th and / and X streets
and have the same completed at once, and with
as little expense as possible. The chief engi-
neer, in reply to communication inclosing a
sketch of an improved manhole, which he rec
0mments the board to adopt, ss superior to the
one now in use, was informed that his recon-
menoatton has been approved, and in future
tnc wv one Will oe used lts advantages
are that all deposits are retained in
trap, and 1t can readily be flushed out
Mr.. c. F. Smith, In reply 10 a request III At ne
lie allowed TO open the roadway (wood) on NJ
street, between 18th and 18th streets, for the
purpose CT tapping the water main, was in
formed that he would be allowed 80 tap the pipe
supplying TIE fire-plug at ths corner of 18th and
streets northwest, and then run q pine q dis
lance OF about 100 feet, but by no means 70 dis
turb the wooden pavement. w. X. Smith, of
the parking commission, was informed that the
contract made with g. Lsrcomb for furnishing
900 wooden tree boxes has been revo ked.
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of Tubinger, has published reports OF cases
in which he has, by the use of strychnia restored
sight to patients suffering from decay of vision
or from blindness. Strychnia, as is well known
is q deadly poison, but it has q wonderful effect
in stimulating the nerves, and Professor NageI
found that In diseases OF the optic nerve
whether functional or organic, its operation
used lie exceedingly SWALLOWS fortieth of
grain-mixed with water and this solution il
not TO be swallowed, but is injected under the
skin of one OF the arms, which seems to render
the result more remarkable. This remedy has
also been tried by oculists elsewhere, and with
marked success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

TIE THEATERs.-BoucicauIt's DIR amas are all
exciting; but in none is the interest of the pot
more absorbing from the ope ming to the closing
scene than in "After Dark" now being per
formed nightly at the National Thester with
good company. and startling scenic effects.
" Neck and Neck" is filling the Theater
Comiques nightly, and the thrilling situations
and hair breadth 'scapes keep the necks of the
cnIience stretched, but Tot to the same extent
as Stetson's when the drop falls and he IL left
NAL economy.
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YOUNG LADY writes TO an exchange giving
8 receipt for having fun. She says invite half
dozen boys and girls TO your house when your
pa and ma are away; put = haIf-dollar silver
piece in dish with rholasses an inch deep in IT,
and offer IL to the boy who gets IL with his
mouth. The more the boys who try 1t, the
more fun there will be. That girl surely de-
serves diploma.
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@A sign on q barn In Preston, Conn. reads
eheerfnlly: "The place to buy your cofins Is
at"
0r"Mrs. Thomas Smith, of Virginia. was
detained on board the steamship California, ct
New York, On Saturday, until diyested by the
custom house Oh GERS OF skirt lined with silk,
satixe, jeweiry and sjlyerwafe.
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A NEW FEATURE of social entertainments this
winter will be pound parties" They derive
son invited is requested to furnish a pound of
pastry, confectionery, fruit, or other edibes for
the table, and thus an elegant supper Is pro-
vided. The parties are given ct private resi-
dApcos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

CAENCRoss AND DIxEY's MISsTRsLs-The
Baltimore American of this morning saws of this
troupe (wbo give their first entertainment in
this city at Lincoln Hall this EVENING" tn az thew
were the recipients last night of q Compliment
never before extended TO q minstrel organiza-
ton by Baltimore audience. Every seat in
the hall was filed, and the audience was a re-
markably lash ionable one. The company are
fsr superior to most of those which visit US, and
should attract large audiences here.
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masonic ELEcTIoN.-At the stated commu-
nication OF 81. Johns Lodge, No. II, L. aud A.
M, held on the 18th instant, the following
named ofhcers were elected for the enssing
Masonic year: George Wright, w. M: George
+. Harwood, 8. W.; Philip @. Hyam, j. w:
Henry Polkinhorn, Treas; b. NJ. Reed Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

AT MEETING OF THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Yesterday afternoon at the jefferson school
building, Superintendent j. y. Wilson intro
duced Mrs Fuller, washin gtonian by birth.
but graduate of the School OF Design OF New
in this city, who gave an interesting lecture on
the art OF drawing. Professor Nixon followed
on his method of multiplication. The teachers
OF the several grades then repaired to separate
rooms where they compared notes, each one
giving their experience in the progress of their
pupils In the various branches since September
lst.
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TT ITEM 8.
A SINGER Swine MACHINE is TIE friend Of

BsAUTrrL PaEszsTs. for Gentlemen''
vas,, ,fasi reessved st Soidmann y Steinbers 8
corner sth and q streets.
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HANDSOME CAsHNxRs VtsFs of my owl
getting up, for IS, 81 and as Good styles and
well fitting. GRc. @. HESErHe,
tr No. 4i0 Seventh street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

Envelopes. CAMS, Picture Books, Playing
Cards, p uZ Hles, Dolly Warden Dolls, etc. Cor
ner sth and Z streets, opposite Patent Once.
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The NoS-ExPLosIvK KrND.-About o'cl'k
yesterday afterday afternoon fire occurred in
caused by non-explosive oil Loss estimated at
500.
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VERDICT OF GUILTY In THE BIGAMY CASE
Yesterday in the Criminal Court, Judge Mac
Arthur. William Semmes, charged with bigamy,
was found guilty with Recommendation to the
mercy Of the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

No MoRB UszTuL and acceptable Christmas
present could be given than q Singer>Sewing
Machine Once, 407 9Th street, ". NJ. G. A.
Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

SMALL Pox.-The following cases OF small.
poN have been reported to the health OF, Ger
since our last report: Elizabeth Wade, (colored,
IiSS 2lst street, northwest, (removed to hos
pital) Joseph Parker, Cniontown. (removed to
Hospitality Mary Day, (colored,) so 9th street.
removed to hospitsl); George w. Murdoch.
(cclored,) between Az and 9Th aud II and /
streets, southwest, (reDoved 10 hospitaD; MARY
r. York, between 9th and 10th and ID and
streets, northwest, removed TO hospitaD: Harry
YORK, same locality, (remoVed to hospisaU
case not fully developed; Sophia Wright, (coi-
northwest. With the exception of the last case
no new cases were reported to- day up to noon
No deaths have been reported since Yesterday
morning. This afternoon three cases corner O
18th and stleet southeast, were reported
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LOCAL news.
Amusements, &C., ro.uixht

sstionGI TsatSr.-B9ucicsult's drama "Af,er
BsTk.'
TAedter Cossi{'Is.-CoTnic opera, Drama, CON-
ely, sUlssqUe, songs, dances. etc.
Ii1ts.n EaH.-CarncrOss s Dixey's minssreis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

THE RICH Az WELL AS THE POOR appreciate
the Singer Sewing Machine. 8
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GENUINE Scotch and English Cashmere =,
Double-bressted Sack and Cut-away Frock
Coat Suits. These goods are our own importa
ton and make. Prices S35 and Sio per suit.
Goods thoroughly shrunk. Trimmed aud M ade
In the best custom style. and q perfect dc gua.-
anteed. ROMAN & Cox, 500 It'll street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-18

0store open until p. N. and on Saturday until
II p m to accommodate those who have no time
to purchase daring the day. decll-tr