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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

A good rain fell in the vicinity aud west OF
Mt. Sidney, on Tuesday last. Corn is reported
as looking well in that vicinity and the north
western portion of the county.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

QUERY Have we dog law, or is it one only
spasmodically enforced? The number of dogs
without medals indicate the one the other,
and they seem to know it, as they nightly prac-
tice as if to accompany the band OF Robinsons
Circus, which is said to be coming.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

We invite especial attention to the card OF U.
H. Trayer who is prepared to do gas fitting at
low rates, promptly and in a workmanlike man.
Opr
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

~ The ladies say it is impossible for them
to pass Armentrout & Co.'S Confectionery with
out stopping, and harder to leave without buy
ing. decl
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Mr. NJ P Funkhouser is charging his store
room by extending it to the rear room some rs
feet This argues wei! for the increase in his
business.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Forward your undertaking commands to S.
NJ. Wilkes cheap Furniture House and Factory.
Metallic Gases and Baskets always on hand, next
to Va. Hotel, Staunton, Va. jan5-f
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

WHARF.-THE Spring from which our supply
is drawn is getting very low. Those in the low
er part of the city should use it economically so
as MOTTO deprive those on the hills of supply.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Cry COUNCIL Tuesday evening, 6th.-Presi
dent Bickle presiding.
Accounts allowed amounting to l,oo3.s7.
Street Committee reported favorably on ac-
cepting new Middlebrook Road fer improving
Market Street north of Frederick and for repay
ing and curbing Main gtrest in front Of the Lu-
theran Church. Their report on contracts with
the vestry of Trinity Church was laid over till
next meeting.
Mr.. Nelson reported an ordinance for new Fire
Northumberland back to Committee.
On application $50 was appropriated to Ed
Hall, O. Of Poor for Ward No. l, for July and
August, and $48 e5 to G. H. Hudson, o. of Poor
for Ward No. z, for July.
Superintendent of Water Works reported
Sl25l5 of work done for citizens in June and
$3.50. 80 in July.
DR. Atkinson's account, of 1913, for vaccina-
ting citizens in Ward No. |, was referred to Fl
nance Committee.
BENZ Crawford's proposition for the sale of his
water power from Donaghe's Spring was referred
to the " alter Committee ct must have been
verbal as no papers in Clerks Office gave its
tenor
On motion, Messrs Witt, German and Burke
were appointed to confer with Augusta Fire
Company as to any proposition they might have
to make. 1--WE hope the Council are, at last,
waking up this issue.)
Petitions of O'Toolc and Burke asking remis-
sion Of License tax was rejected.
A: g called meeting on the morning Of the 9Th,
B. NJ. Guy, J. B. Evans and G.. NJ. Harrison
were appointed proxies to represent the city OF
Staunton in the Stockholders meeting of the
Valley Railroad.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

The Mountain Top Hotel, near Waynesboro'
has Is visitors.
See advertisement of Grand Excursion to Rich
moId and return.
Gen. J. R. Trimble is the guest of Mr.. c. b..
Hoge, of this city.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Hon John S. Lewis, U. S. Senator, has been
confined to his room, at his s!ster-in-law's, in
this place, for several days, and we are pleased
to state he is improving.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

"TAe Virginia Peopze'' is the title of new
paper to be started soon, and to be issued stimuli
taneously at Showville, Newbern and Dublin,
Southwestern Virginia. The Press, Type, &c,
have arrived on the scene of action.
3z-
Mr. John Sanderson, near Jennings Gap, from
325 dozen sheafs of wheat threshed out 2229
bushels, and on another patch of acres raised
423 bushels
Let US hear more of the yield per acre in the
county
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

gzg- Armentrou Il Co. have secured first
class baker and will supply Wedding Parties,
Pic-nics, and Families with all kinds of Cakes
at short notice. decl
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

The forty-third annual Synod OF the Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church will be held in Harrison
burg on Thursday next, 18th. The opening SER
mon will be preached by Rev. G. A. Long, of
Smithfeld Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Dr. Garter Berkeley has returned from Eastern
VIRGINIA. after most successful canvas for the
Piedmont and Arlington Insurance Company,
and is looking exceedingly well.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09


On Thursday last the Masons of Augusta made
an excursion to White Sulphur Springs Quite
a number of ladies accompanied them, the party
numbering about ESQ. They were comfortably
accommodated on the train, having six passen-
ger coaches, Mr.. Jas. aylcr, of Confectionery
notoriety, occupying the baggage car with re-
freshments-ice cream, lemonade, cakes. melons,
&C., &c.
The party arrived at the White Sulphur about
II NJ, and spent pleasant day, many enjoying
an excellent dinner at the hotel We had the
pleasure, by invitation, with number Of our
citizens, OF enjoying the inequalities Of that
whole-souled gentlemen, Maj. McMahon, one of
the proprietors, who had set before excel
lent repast with trimmings, the latter of which
an old friend on our right seemed to enjoy
hugely.
Very few took sulphur water-two elderly
gentlemen couldn't stand it, and took theirs
straight, SO says Hans, the Prince of the Saloon.
The Messrs. Peyton and their polite assistants
strove and successfully, to add 10 the pleasure
of the party.
The party left the. White at P. NJ and ar
rived at Stanton at liz P. NJ D., the train run
| ming on to Waynesboro' to accommodate the ex-
cursionists from localities east of Stanton. Al
| though the trip was long one, all were pleased
and indeed, i: was one of the most delightful
| excursions Of the season.
| P. S.-We met with an incident. A polite
friend introduced US to young lady we tried
the agreeable and progressed rapidly. Had Sc
cured the hand and were earnestly seeking for &
heart, when our polite friend invited US to take
a lemonade. We went with him to the baggage
Car and we noticed that his lemonade and him
self disappeared very quickly. Asked us to take
another glass while he went back for comfort
eF--think that's what he said. Didn't unGer
! stand Why be failed to come back, but found gu
all about it en- oar rsturn. He had our sea
and didn't offer TO give it up Took the seat il
front and heard him as earnestly engaged in til
heart business. Don't think we'll pursue tina
search further. Would rather join LiYipgstapl
and hunt the sources of the Nile. Mora1-Don'
lemonade with widower on an excursio.
train, especially If you are agreeably situated
[ and are a youthful bachelor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

The barn of G. S. Wunder, of Rockingham
vas destroyed by fire last week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09
Alton has 100 visitors.

The Bruce House, Waynesboro, is full of gisi-
tors.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

IL may not be generally known that the tax
payers have this year ninety days longer in
which to pay their taxes than they had last year
before the additional five per cent, for delin-
qnency is required to be added. Last year the
Ave per cent. was added on the lst of September,
and the tickets put into the hands of township
collectors this will not be done this year until
the ist of December.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Tuesday, the Goth Of August.
On the premises, in the city of Stanton, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing most valuable property, viz:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

We were pleased to meet on the Masonic ex-
cursion, Thursday last Mr.. Jno. A. Wayland
and lady, of Jefferson, Texas. Mr.. Wayland is a
native of Waynesboro Augusta, was good SOL
der in the war, and severely wounded in one of
the early engagements He is looking well and
we are pleased to learn is doing thriving bust
ness in his adopted home.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

An excursion will be made by the citizcns Of
Gordonsville to the White Sulphur Springs, on
Tuesday next, 18th. Tickets from Staunton and
return $3.50, for sale by Hunter Co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Send in your names at once.
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@ EOR g E TO

ANOTHER BROKEN WATER MAIs.-About 5
O'CLOCK Saturday evening the 12-inch water main
on Bridge street, near High, and in con-
sequence or having TO turn of the water 10 re-
pair 1t, the work at the break In the S6-inch
main, corner Bridge and Potomac streets, was
STOPPED, and il is not now expected that this
breach can be finished and the water put in be-
fore TO- morrow night.
RAISING THE MARKET HoUsE.-Since our
last report the market.house has gone M about
10 inches, making the whole dis tsnce Ii has been
rails d up TO noon to-day 2f inches.
SHIPMENT OF COAL TO FOREIGN PoRTs.-The
brig WE. Green cleared to-day with $40 tons OF
Goa. iGf ST. Tomas, West Indies, from the Con
soEdation COmpany's docks.
CLKARED-The steamer Lady of the Lake
cleared for Norfolk. Arrived-l}oat j. y.
Thomas, with 5000 bushels wheat, and schr
Abbie p. Cranmer, with 609 bales hay 70 j. q
Waters. and lj0 tons cuIbst0Re tor the board Of
pubic works. - tt' ..
INSPECTION OPP FLoU R-TnspectoT NcOsnn
reports, for the month ending 3Ist OCTOBER, Il
bbls. family, CESS bbls. extra, 155 bbis. supp
l64 bbls. fine, and ia bbls. mids, aud TnspP ctor
Peters reports .672 bbls. family, S,lS7 bis. ex-
ira, Gle bbls. super, PSI ebls. tine, and l63 bhls
,nids; total Inspecting for the month Is 1872 bbls
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CAsAL.-There are
no boats arriving to-day. 1t is Tumored that one
of the locks up the line is broken, which it viii
take "A hours 20 repair. fs a1@.
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a L x A N D RIA

FATAL -ACCIDENr.--A colored man >nar,s,
Abe Gibson, living on King street, fe ~ socrs
above West, was accidentally shot and sii,aJ ~
another colored man named Warner andIeto1
who lives on Fairfax street, between Ouesn an
Princess, at an early hour this a. ternoon' AZ
west End The two men, soR' q time soo
worked together on railroad II 4 New .Terssy
and had not met since they Sc oarsted in ~
state until the accident occur ed. Cihsan h a.
been hunting, and was STANDBY ~ still. wben Pen
dieton, who also had q gun, and was ON his Wa az
to see his daughter, who liv es i'm Fairfsx .orntr
came up, and as they ADJ yanced tn greet 40 ~
other. one barrel OF Pen dleton,s euYe zss 60
dentally discharged, the load entaTinx Eibsc,, ;,
face on the left side of t ne month Io6sHs, in ~;
brain, killing him inst lntly Policeman lgIen
arrested Pendleron, who, however, had rad
no EFFORT to escape, nd brought him 20 tbe ,itv
but when taken BET IRE Justice White he Nas a.
once sent oack 10 Vest End, TO await the action
OF tne coroner rIquest, which YES held by Jas,
uee *. x. to%k,, and verdict rendered in sc.
cordance With the above mentioned facts.
"A HARD HEADED Coal -HRsvRR-s Galore
man nanedf red Gray, en- ploF ed at the wharye,
OF the n ampshire and Baltimore coal company
was struck on the head there YESTERDAY nv =
lump OF coal that fell from the elevated railway
lhe lump OF coal was shivered, but the heat
oa6fmg lew flesh wounds, was unhurt
. cpDisfcATIoN OF THE LAws.-The contra II
let the eodihcation Of the corporation Ia VS. ha,
been awarded, by the committee to WIN p
Carne, esq, for the SUM of $500, payable ont of
next years taxes. There were fl nr bids beside
Ar. Oarne's.-GGzette, Saturday ,seesta0.
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CIRCUIT CoURr, Jndre Csrtter-To-day, the
cslendar for the October term was called, en-
brscing 500 cases on trial and 10 on appeal. A
number were marked for trial, and others con-
nued. The triais win be carn Inenced to-mer.
row, and ten eases per day viii be called.
POLICE COURT, Jsdge SheH.--To- day, Marga-
ret Shea, profanity; So heii; Shulthize, pro
family; case suspended. Frank Church,. pro-
fanitv; s.. Charles Spencer, throwing stones;
IS. George IhoIaa as, Profanity: IS. James o.
derry; IS. Samuel Howell forfeited his coIlat-
eral. Daniel Mahoney, profanity, and carrying
concealed weapons; $50 Kate Jones, profanity;
50. Jamas Joy, profanity; 80. Douglass VIII
liams, profanity; -. Benjamin Bates, profan.
ity; SIS. James Murphy. vsgrant; sen. to work
house. Samuel Stuart, diSorderly; 50. John
Henry Anderson, carrying q razor; SO. Ad-
iourned = .
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sian, and quit after a couple of squares ex.

"fan, and quit after couple Of squares ex-
perience.
Inc engine and apparatus OF fire company
NO. were drawn through the streets by the
company this morning TO Capitol Hill, 50 "a to
have down grade in case Of FIRE in that sse-
ton OF the city. All the men attached to the fire
department are holding themselves in readiness
10 take 10 the ropes whenever called ont Two
of the horses of No. 2 company have not vet
been attacked blythe disease.
In connection with the running of volunteers,
craving the firs apparatus by hand,) Ii may be
wen, IN the emergency, to strike all the bells,
lhcl9ding the 18th street Baptist Church bell,
lwhich II now out of connection AT the request
oi the trustees Of the church. as the volunteers
IN tnat section VIII need large bell 20 apprise
Them OF fire. y few bright days like this will
&c much towards relieving the animals.
FATAL CASRs.
Four fatal cases are reported thus far-two in
South v asLiUs ten and one on 9TH street west
yesterday; and one at Wants stable to-day. All
Nere old horsae.
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Metropolitan Dollar Store.
oc.s TT 3ls 1rH srnHxr, MAR PrxsA. Avs.
WINES AND LAQUORA e.-sass

.CkOp EblEN ko6 Established In l834b has
Removed and reopentd their old line Of business in
the spacious ealesrooms next to the National Thea
ter, No. 1873 E street, by Pennsylyania Avenue
for private families use and the trade, where be
had the eert nj usual assortment Of choice stock
Imported CGGNACs, WINES, ALEs, CHAM.
PAGNk rs and FOREIGN LIQUORS; also, old and
able prices. sepa0-lm
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streets. :
EtECTIoR news will be received every hour
from thirty-tw0 states at the Excelsior House
ian iar Ssws H. how issh street opposite VIII
Tor the election, and viii serve mp fine lunch.
Tar Epp,HnrIc malaria 1n,es thu ac,ins
world OF the city, and "to move" costs some-
ning, nevertheless you will find the grand gift
RsotosIaph e'Nesptss fright slde up With care''
and next doocso Green d. Williams.
The NATIONAL SAvInes BANK, corner of
New York Ryenue and 18th street, pays Der CT.
Per annu0 On deposits for each calendar month
BankiBg hosfs, ID. Saturdays, to and s
., ,.-s.. IL. - - Nt3ItI6
WITHOUT WELL FITTING silk or soft hat.
al decoration OF ones person goes for naught.
a snperb assortment of gents, youths, and
chiidrens hat and caps, always on hand and at
very low prsces. -a- CARTER 81 Co.,
3D. .. 17si- - 42i 9th street.
QeBRYs-why is it that Hamilton q Pear
son, Y. N. @! A. Building, corner of 9Th and ID
LatTobe stoves, ranges, CRATES, slate and marble
&c. e AnsweFf Becanss ss they sa Is a15H ne
of New York. and employ the very best work.
men, and cQmQlete all orders with promptness
and IN the best manner. To prove the assertion
give t % Il. can. 10 ~ 1O,26,eo6
WILCOX ~ GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskrt and corset factory, 7th street,
ihtehiechcef BUILDING. 1928
LApIzs AID Gs1rLsMsN: II Won wish vour
wearing apparel cleaned in hrst-class manner,
sent them TO A. Fisher, No. 61S 9th street. oppO-
site Psss.s 0aiee: The Professor will give you
Satisfaction without fail. -ff sE. S,2l,3
RMl.Y 70. THE FsET-Fst. 81 per Vsit-
Corne extracted without pain; Bulions Bad
Nails, &c,. Eelieved and cured, at DR.. Whites,
NO. go loth street, opposite q. s. Treasury. .
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LOCAL NEW 8.


v1'-rr.Gl Ttsatsr.-Katie Putnam in Little
Nell and the Mar,hioness."
Th-1t,r Co1siqHs--Comedy, burlesque, songs,
dances etc.
L5pcoIa Ir-7.-Rubinstein concert.
C.r.c-Eia E-H.-Conceyt BY the Marine Band.
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The NATIONAL SAvIHGs BANK, corner OF
New York Ryenue and 18th street, pays Der ct
Per annu@ on deposits for each calendar month
Banking hosfs, TO 4. Saturdays, 9 to and
70 3 II ~ IS .-..- I. '- = > FITS l4tIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

EtECTIoR news will be received every hour
from thirty-two states at the Excelsior House
ON NeWspeper How, i4th street, opposite Will
lard's. Mr.. Sullivan has arranged eyerythi no
for the election, and win serve no a fine lunch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
Oh T Y ITEMS

The BEST and cheapest-tbe famous Halford
Lecestershire Table Sauce.
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oc25 NV. COR. 7Ta AND d STREETS,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR sTORE.
lJ--
have now open for your ms oection the hand.
soonest assor tment Of
DOLLAR GOODS

DoLLAK GOODS
you ever have together, and il will certainty
pay you to take a look at them. The variety is
so large that it would be futile effort TO enunerate
them go will only call your attention to few ar
ticles lately received, and which are remarkably
cheap:
Ladies Undergoing nts, gotten up IN such a style
are only q each. 1' 'He'
Ladies' Merino Vests. very superior at 81
LADIES' Iron Frame British Hose, 3 pair for 81 d.
Hsndsone BLK Scaris at 80 cents and 81 -.
cs Sess o. Iancy snd ain trimmed Linen Cufs and
sets Of shsfs ED Table Cutlery, six Forks and six
Carving ssts, Knife Fork and Steel, for 81.
Table Mats, six In . set, for &l -. @.
siiseE plated spoons and Forks, six for 81.
Auefsesn Clocks, brass works, 81. tasss
hands, me ChroDos In heavy walnut frames, must
be seen TO be appreciated, at q each - =
walnut Picture Frames. at 80 cents az 81.
Fold Walnut Drseksts in variety Of styles. at
Clothes and Hat Racks, Towel Racks. &C., at 81
The best button Kia You ever boushs Tor ST.
A full line OF satchsis, all leather, p different
Umba elias and Canes in large variety.
Large Looking Glasses 1t sc. &c., and 81.
might keep on IN this way, bat cannot do 20
without becoming tedious, 20 will only add that
guarantee every article sold ct my store to be at
least 10 per cent. cheaper than IL can be ousAf
elsewhere, and TO bea good in quality II h pos
sble to be made. ~
b 8ILvERB Eng,
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Go TO SCLLrvAs's for news OF election to-
how.
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A EAILRO8D
AND
EAL EST ATE HORT AGE
Combines.

Ip fts s. Gold Bonds the northern Pseinc Ran
road Oonpsp furbIshes 70 the public Al Invest
nent security which combines the ready negotia-
bility, the convenience, aud the high credit Of q
class railroad bond. with the solidify and safety
Of . reel estate mortgage On land stb st least
twice the amount loaned. 10
They are offered st par IN currency. s.d yield o
HANDSOME PR0FIT 10 those exchansfnR e-1s.
The bonds . fret End only mortgage On the
rosd, tn squipments and earninss, and alsp on =
land grant which, sa tie completion Of the red, vu
average Sym acres b each mile a tr.ok.
They are issued IN denoufnations iron ol0 30
o12m Coupon, md el0 70 oN0p Rsgistsrsl. have
thrty years 70 run, bear en- interest 81 To ~ cent.
In gold, md ere Exx4PI- 8HOu UNITED
STATES TAX 70 the ho
The sni-annaal interss on the Rsgistsrsd Bonds
b pe1d with GOLD CHDOKa, ssnf 10 IL - On ca
sddress Of the holder. -
Annarkstsbls Stocks and Bonds rsessvsd N en-
change, Without expense 70 the ilysstor, e their
HIGHEST current prtoes-
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PIANOS, &c.

SCHQhAOhkR co. CELEBRATED GOLD
- MEDAL PIANOS, CARL RIOHTER,-
hgeht:-hsying as a teacher of muse inpt3
thls clty Tor the last ten years, felt tRstttNN
Wsnt UI aSooc and cheap instrument, having seen
NHst eAft liant prices were paid Ter inferior in
struinens, resoN ed to introduce 81 the public Of
sshilffo Piano, to which there is none supe-
rIoF ~flch mas the newest pstentee improvements
ara wilch has given the greatest satisfaction IN
concerts as well as in parlors. Nv success has
been complete, and L am atle now 10 offer these
peautitdl srTumeuts at prices from 40 s 500
tDat Is 10 say IS cent. less THAI any other first
class Franc, snd respectfully invite the public 70
GsI AZ my Hsrs'o0m sIsd exanrlne for themselves
Elanos Tor Tent. Pianos exchanged. Tuning and
repairing properly attended to. Agsucy, 935 Penn
ave- bet. sth aud 10th sta. .el7 Ianl
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sUDDES DKATH.-An aged woman, named
Emma Elliott Was found dead In bad in har
house, No. SlS 9TH street northwest, on Saturday
night last he coroner Was called, bat deemed
AZ inquest unnecessary, death being the result
of natural causes. y, i
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The FINEST var iety OF tres bows and scarfs
ever seen in this city at the grand new store of
Goldman s. Steinberg, oorner of 9Th and q
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bkAt TiFUL DESIGN in fine plated set with
sotI wires and pearl center. IS per set. received
a. IIlRs JeWeiry Store, No. 45T Pennsylvania
avenue, between and 9Th streets
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JAY COOKE q 90.
5t.. Bsnhsrs. 30
n scAsrs q fs do.s Also, sTAGffnG ,PImkING
md In BholpERY o. every deectlRt9nr
- BEADS 81 al kiDds, aud E4b tglDkkING
MRS q ii. MAURER,
Git seventh street,
janl3ly opposite Patent Once.
CoRsOH a Boyle MINCn MEAT,
" the richest in market.
Ell CUNPsTOS.JR, W holesale AGENT,
cc1l-lm o e2s LoulsiaBa avenue.
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RoBBERY BIZ SNEAKrHIEF-Yesterd
afternoon an unknown thief entered the restau-
rant OF Mr.. Kolb, on ID street, near 10Th and
robbed the money drawer or SO. The thief
made an entrance through the back door while
inc iarnily were looking at the procession at
tending the laying OF the COMMISSIONS Of the
new st. Patrickis church.
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WIN. KNABE CO.'S
CELEBRATED PIANOS
sURPAs5 ALL OTHERs,
Wm. knabe Co.'s GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
forty yeaTs in use.
On EsTy accommodating terms, PIAN0sRa
and ORGANS, for sale and rent MINI
REICHENBACH'S
Piano Wsrero0ms, 423 nth street
Wm: McC amn.0n PIANOS. (BoarduaaT = GRAY
ORGANS for sale. S1o monthly.
REfCbENBkUH
sepl2ly Piano wareroons, 423 nth street
nj OsT AMUSING TOY oUT!-Causes mar imatA
W nfures to dance to the music OF pisnos
FOR sale by 9. WILD q BRO ,420 llos I6zA
street vest, between Pa. avenue and Il ct TNYVN
AssEs Jor Stsf's {-tanos, and manufacturers of
sI9 dealers IN Musical Instruments generally
paired. 6acIS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

KILLED WHILE PLAYING Sxs-SAw-A boy
named George r. Alien, years of age died on
last, nom injuries received while playing see
saw with another boy, who jumped on while the
plank was In motion, causing Allen to fall
10 cause his death In a few hours.