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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

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WAsHINeroH, d. O., Nov. is, i62. III S.m'$
SfhoPsIs 10R PAST fwHNrY-1oUR HoURs-
Inc pressure has slowly diminished on the lower
lakes, with threatening weather, light snow and
southw westerly winds, which latter now extend.
win cloudy weather, to the middle and eastern
states; In the gulf and south Atlantic states.
generally cloudy weather and rain on the oniS
In the northwest and thence to Michigan and
the Ohio valley, westerly to northerly winds and
clearing weather. ~.N
PROBABILITIES. - For the northwest and
upper lakes and Michigan, northwesterly to
s south winds, very cold, clearing and
GEAR weatner, extending this afternoon to In
diana and the lower Ohio valley. In the oulf
states, northerly winds, veering to southeasteriy
with cloudy weather and continued rain, ex.
tenulng TINS afternoon to the south Atlantic
states. On the lower lakes and thence over fine
middle states and New England, south westerly
WINDS, diminishing pressure, cloudy weather,
nght ram in the middle states, and occasional
Pacific reports are missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

1t is natural that the German government
should wish to discourage the steady drain
upon the resources of the nation through emf
grafton TO this country, and il has been stated
and denied that repressive measures had been
taken 10 check it. The New York Herald, how
ever, has special dispatch from Berlin re-
affirming the fact. 1t says that Kaiser Williams
Minister OF Commerce has promulgated an order
commanding all railways companies within the
Empire to discontinue the practice of transport
ing German emigrsnts to the seaboard towns at
reduced rates Of fare. Persons desiring to leave
Germany must pay full rates for the transporta-
ton Of themselves and baggage. The object of
this arbitrary order Is to discourage emigration
by making it as costly as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18
HETROPOIIrAN DOLLAR STORE
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING,
THE STORE COMPLETELY PACKED WITT
THEM
OUR ASSORTMENT UNSURPASSED
CROWDS OF BUYERS
EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED R.Re.rN,

New articles arrived last week:
Three ply Walnut Towel Racks Csc
Waihut Brackets and Towel Racks, finely carved :,
spring back Music Folios. 81
rancy BOXES for Sheet Music, with lock, 81.
% DOE all Leather satchels, 81
iU ooZen Gents British Half Hose, 8 pair for 81.
ITO DOZEN Ladies' and Misses Iron frame Hoses
20 dozen Cbildrsns Fancy Wool Hose, all sizes. A
pair for 81.
Ladies' an Wool fine Ribbed Hose, nice goods,
Gents best shaker knit Wool Half Hose pair for
Ladies Merino Vests and Drawers, each 81.
Long Wool Scsrfs, very warm, SOC aud 81.
Ch1ldren's Brown and Drsb LeRgnRs, eX. long, 81.
full assortment Of Combs and Brushes, Soc and 81
Very handsome Chromos, fr AIMED 81
soenes Of the Yosemite Valley, framed, 81.
Children 3 Cane Chairs and Rockers, 81.
B. to Of PiQue Toilet Mats, in q set, for 81.
Ladies Castor Gauntlets, q.
Gents DoRskin Lined Gloves, Fur Tops, 81.
Ladies' Fleece lined Lisle Gloves, 25c.
large assortment OF Gold plated Studs, anted
not to tarnish, 81 per set.
Ladies' Bandeau and Comb combined, something
new, SOC.
And about 80 cases of ohemian Glsssw are, Fancy
Articles and Toys. comprising everything wanted
for the Holidays. Call and zee the goods.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Last week in Wall street was remarkable for
the tapering down of the excitement that fol.
lowed the Boston fire to dullness greater than
that Of the preceding week. Stocks under went
smart rally from the "breakn Of Monday. and
left of nearly as they closed the Saturday be-
fore the fire. Gold was strong and closed at
l13S. Money was active and Il ght all the week,
but was easier at the close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

IL Il not because Boston is proud" that she
'ecHnes to accept donations from abroad but.
90 explained by the Transcript, "the honest
i'uih is, the FIRE has caused no suffering which
'ae Ordinary charities of the city are not able
AID only too willing 70 remove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

Judging from remark made by Comfy, of
tte Ohio State Journal, the Intelligent printer
las reached that Office. This is the remark:
= What We wrote was elan. What the edu
leC disciple of Satan set up was eeIdu. Those
20 saw II will know what we mean. Those
no dldn twin not be wiser BY our explanation.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

President Grant wins L" golden opinions from
all sorts OF people, for his action in behalf of
civil service reform in connection with the
postmastership Of Philadelphia. Republican,
independent, liberal and democratic papers
praise him alike for his course. Only a few
spOiIsmen grumbIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

Referring to the connection of Hon. George
T. Gorhsm with the late canvass in California,
the San Francisco EreHing Post says.
George has made good fight, and won the
battle. The picture OF George as the successor
OF CaSserly is much clearer now than a few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

The quid-nuncs who have been busy e-organ-
izing the Tribune editorial management see m
to have been badly posted, judging by the fol-
lowing from the New York correspondence of the
Cincinnati Commercial:
"The statement that a change is impending
IN the management of the New York TTib u1s Is
not correct. The stockholders are Harmonious
ana no editorial Reorganization has ever been
discussed. Mr.Whitelaw Reid is not going to Eu-
Tore, hut will continue as managing editor Mr..
GTeeiey, OF course, will occupy the same edi-
toTial leadership as heretofore"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

The New York Times, animated evidently By
e disposition to welcome Sergeant Bates to a
1ospitahle grave, invites him to undertake TO
carry The English flag through the Irish Sixth
ward Of that city. Do it, Bates; that's good
fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

While others are talking about civil service
-eform, President Grant goes ON and does II
y.es his action in the Philadelphia postmaster
chip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

The SHERIFF. Of Prince William county, Va,
Who bad charge Of the Jail ut Brentsville when
khods Fewell shot James +. Clark in his cell
has been acquitted OF all blame In the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18
FOR SAILS.

r Oh sALk-hest DIV BILLING, save rent; one Of
tne n atest TO. IN frame house, in tue ctty for
ore Glass location: easy terms, and cheAn
price. Is ID. WARNER, s29 5th street noig %
t'ok sALk.l,so scrc. WOOD LAND. AZ so
- Der acre y al exchange for city houses and lots
S.us,ed on Shesapeske and Ohio Canal, in wash.
betoh county, Nd, le miles est Of this civ Ala
family MAKE years old: Warranted so1nS ans
s,nh;; can srp, u 40 mingtes will stand without
Old; sound; Price, olO. Also, 5000 sam.
s shl Price 80. CAN'T 4 APPLEMKN,
Isunday Chron. q Cap. I'll
HOB SALE Oh KXOHANGk Tor improyed civ
Y property, highly improved FARM OF 40 aeres
located on the Georgetown and Rockville nike a
miles from Georgetown, u. Q. Apply 90 FRaNk
LIN MACK, lOls y street, corner ilth street. n .
". novl2 sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

England has another Froude (w.) who Il
remarkable inventor. 1t L. hard to say which is
the biggest Froude of the two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

Boy MURDERED IN BRooKLYS. James
whalen, . boy sixteen years OF age, was stabbed
TO the heart and instantly killed in a liquor ss-
loon in Brooklyn on Saturday night. Another
boy, ia ned O'Brien, who made his escape, 10
SUSPECTED of the CRIME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

This has been a -. - -.
Bates. Tn e Boston fire, and Sergeant
ION, - liberals have also found IL cslami-
ut their loss is the nations gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

1t seems mon than probable that the pressure
OF public business will require the revival of the
law for the meeting Of Congress on March 4th.
1t will hardly be possible for Congress to get
through with the mass Of work before 1t in
session Of six weeks, which, deducting the holt
days, is about all the working time that can be
counted upon during the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18
FOR RENT AND SALE.

F9R 81 Ne ,9is
LOB kKaf-si1 convenient BkICK HOUSES,
streets, 81 Aioy sius Church: Lsirobe, rang,
osth, wSter and ess Corner house Ca. others IS
each. One square frum street cars. Possession
Becenbrl 1. MATTlNsLY q wHEELER,
nlSea sos 9h street northwest.
LOB BINT-The best GARpRN FARM IN the
District, adjoining Uniortov1, containing q
seres Of the hnes; soil tor early vegetables with fine
pie, esrrisse house, vsgsn she'd, tool house, &c.,
&C also, one fAkA, containing II acres, With sim
LAT I'm prov ements, for sale reBt Inquire OF
GE0. MAI1lNGLY sos oh ct. NV. noyl3-eof
FURNISHED RESIDENCE.
residence OF Commodore eastman, IN Scale Tcr-
rse,, Capitol bill, contsioins IL rooms, with all
modern oonYenienccs. The house occupied
ourinf last session by member q Congress ~ .
rental o. sE5 Der month. The property will BE
advance, 10 reliable party; plessast location for
both summer and winter.
We Also offer for rent the late residence Of Rev.
Br. Cheshe-. No. 2IS Delaware avenue. unfur-
nishei, az s75 yer mouth. The house CONTAINS if-
been put in complete order; newly paperrd and
painted. FITCH a fON
-. $500 Heal Estate Brokers.
nISeoa lsos Penn. ave, orc. q. 4. Treasury.
EOk RENT-FUkNIsHkD HOUSE s2S I.7h
street N. W Possession IL; November. Apply
on premises. oSsis'
Eok RENT-The lsrre DWELLISG-ROUsx
a TeI Pennsylyenia Av' re, SIX doors east ~ ths
hstsnal Hotsi, wide rs, stairosses sod psss.re
siooaiiU itislavyH or fhysictsn.
1RANCK TAYLOR,
el-et S2f In Hans az. uo
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BE YOUR Own LAsDLoRD
BARGAINS! BARGAINSg BARGxINsu,

Is Uh sAhsEs ix new two stery BECK Dwell
sno boundary streets, stx rooms each, three on a
hoor Houses set back some - feet, pretty lawn in
'front.' ready Fer shrubbery, beautiful verandah and
hanesome pic let fence b each house wood house &C
iots IO feet deep opening alley; STATE De
pArtment cow snient to two street railroads. and in
tne most healthy and improving part Of the city;
street improved and pavement laid.
Terms: S2Q cash, balance in monthly fnstalments
OF Se; The above property i for sale or relt.
Apply 70 DODGE DARNEILLE,
=. Real kSfnft BrOke.s,
huO No. l121 street N W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

SCEDOLBoYs FIGHTISG WITH PIsToLs.-In q
Fight between tie scholars of the PARK street and
Slsrs StItet grammar schools, Portland, Me-,
last Friday pistols were used, and one boy was
shot In the thigh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18
~ BE ON THE SAFE SIDE.

We hold health and life By frail tenure, and mel
10 protect them TO the best of our ability would
seem to argue a deficiency of common sense The
searching winds and cold rains Of spring. the tropic
heat Of summer, the mals-i ous yapors of autumn
and the raralyZing temperature OF winter are al
lnimiea to those finely usted and sensitive pieces
OF mechanism we call our bodies Each season has
is peculiar perils and the fall is perhaps as prolific
OF dangerous disorders any of Them for at this
season fevers and bowel complaints are very apt to
take an epidemic form. As a preventive of thi.
class of diseases, Hostetters Stomach Bitters can
not be too warmly recommended. In il are
combined five essential medical properties. Il
tonic, at once powerful and wholesome
stimulant, pure and undefled-an aperf
emit, mid and painless-sn anti bilious agent
OF marvellous efficacy, and Q general regulating
medicine without an equal in the pharmacopaia
These ave distinct properties, operating together
in perfect harmony, produce o condition OF the sys
tenn somewhat analogous to that brought about BY
q course Of pusilistic training In other words
as Judicious physical training hardens the
flesh and renders il comparatively fist
proof, 80 does this marvellous inyiaorapt
increase the cspability of the organs of the
BODY 10 resist the more indirect and insidious as
sauits Of disease. 1t inparts new elasticity and
strength to the vital machinery, and these who use
It asa preventive Of Intermittent fever dysentery
diarrhos, dyspepsia, rheumatism, and other all.
ments common at this season, may walk fearless
through an atmosphere impresnated with the
morb bid elements which give rsse to those maIa-
dies. nls eostkW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

The l0RISs MAssAC ALT has been ascer-
taineG hat at least thirty-four Apaches were
enga-ed in the Loring massacre, thirteen of
who are known 20 be Indians from Camp
Dale creek II reservation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

The democratic and liberal pow-wow at CO.
lumbus, Ohio, was a complete failure, the State
Journal says, so far as it had for its object the
consolidation OF the Opposition forces. The
faet IL, the eoaiitionists have undertaken to
rebuild their demolished sde-show about four
years too soou.g 1t won't pay expenses to run it
between this and the next Presidential election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

General Newton, L. 5. A, who has had some
experience in the use of gunpowder, gives it as
MS opinion that it is not well adapted TO the
blowing up OF buildings when great fires are to
be arrested. Ii sends burning fragments flying
through the air, and helps to spread the confia-
grafton. He thinks that duslin and giant powder
hould be used. These shake a building down
omething after the manner of an earthquake,
and do not put the surrounding houses in danger,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18
LOST AND FOUND.

/ OsT-On Saturday evening between 10th and 7th
= = streets; on Pennsy Ixsnia avenue, u La wA
DfS CATER. The finder will confer 49,
favor by leaving it at this Office. 1t"
ZANE AS AN ESTRAY ON MY FARM, near
- - Bladensburs,s small black or brown GEyf
COW, with horns, which the owner can SSAx~
have by coming forward, proving property 49,
and paying penses.
nlS3tn JAMES H. SHREyE
I OST-A Russian GOLD COIN PIN somewhere
IL on one of the fol owing streets IL, cor
ner Of New Jersey avenue, to 4th, 4th to q, g to-
5th, 9Th 10 y, to Post Office Department. suit.
able reward will be paid If left at Room 10, Mail
Equip. Div p. D. Dept. sel6
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T Il OV K D.
DR. W. HI. BARRETT,
DEKTIST,
Has Removed to o. l402 Y street N. w., corner
i4tb street. as-ts

1H- DR. A. PRATT. Graduate OF Ohio COLLEGE
w OF Dental Surgery, All 7th street, between
" sid <, 3 feN doors south of Odd Fellows Hall,
Refers to x. A. Bacon aud Rev W r. Kvans mis-
~. FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ TO the present day, Scrofula has been the
oane and, IS II vere the curse Of mankind SO ter
rlbe and leathsome had IL been 81 some periods of
the world history that q person known TO be infect
81 with II would not be allowed TO mix with society
happily In our day the disease il stripped Of its ter
ror oy the use OF the SAMARITANs ROOI AND HERE
JgIcEs, and the victim Of Scrofula Ulcers, Sores,
Plmples Bloches, letters, &C., can be restored 10
sound health in q few weeks
BOOT AND HEB JUICES. a1.Y per bottle.
co.o py 80: FORD, 110S Pa. ava, and By Drug
sfsts: DESMOND CO., Pro prietor, 81 Race *. +,
rnhsoeipnia. mayE-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

~THE WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE
QS BUILDING and DEPOSIT Association
Will held its regular monthly meeting THIS
EnEN!NG, land hereafter the second WE'D
NEsDAf ~ each month"; at the Masonic Temple
Room, No. sos first 1oorl en- street at O'Clock
pol3 JOHN Il. THOMPSON, Secretary
nSCIRCULATING LIBRARY, Y M O. A
Wy BEt idtnz, corner Of 9th and Streets Terms
SS per year; 81 per quarter.-The following new
Books have been added to the " sshngton City Lii
braIy during the past week Tho End of the World
Collins; The Eustace Diamonds, by A. Trollope;
scrsnblss Among the Alps; Little Moorland Prfn-
The Marble Prophecy, By Holland; Character
Sketches. by Mcleod; Ny Brothers Keeper; Won
dsrs OF the Neon; marJOries Quest the Poet at the
Breakfast Table. by U. w. Holmes. oc3l
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Fl a B L h B r Q T Fl L r 3.
Fashionable Tailors,

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
II DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, November l4th. lI2.
Notice Is he' eby gives hat any party pari les
taking up or otherwise disturbing the wooden or
concrete pavements in this city or Geor getown,
vshout the written authority Of the executive Of
hcer OF the Board, will be punished to the full
tent Of the law.
BY order Of the Board.
EDWARD JOHNSON,
noyl4 lot IRepAChronI Chief CLERK.
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BOARDING..

A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING UNOCCU-
"A PIED Rooms, desire few BOAROERS; Ioca
ton central and very desirable. Apply at 4I72d
street, between ID and K sts., N. w. nol6 St*
II oOMs AND BOARD Several very desirable
TABLE BOARD, at northwest corner lath and u
sts location unsurpassed; terms moderate. mis- ST.
EIRST CLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
II at No 1929 Il street, by the day or week, and
Dinners and Suppers got nj at the shortest notice
Furnished ROOMS can also be obtained. noy6 I'm
BOARD NG-SlS per month, or IS per week:
- Dinner 80 cents, or IS Per month; Breakfast rs
cents; Supper rs cents-at tie Dining Saloon 80
street, OPP Government Printing Office. oc25- In
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT Rooms, AND
NJ prices moderate, at 210s corner OF Pennsylya-
nta avenue and alst street mayl-H
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DhOPOsALS FOB FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE, A. g. g..
FORT WHIPPLE, VA, Nov. 18th, 1872.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be receiv at
this office until ~ m, DECEMBER 18th, 1872, for
furnishing the Fresh Beef required this post by
the Subsistence Department, u. g. army, during the
six t6) mOn ths commencing January LIST, 1873.
Information to conditions, quality of EFF, nay
ments, &C, can be obtained by application to
GEORGE 8. GRIMES,
Dol2 ct First Lieut.. I'd Artillery, A. @. 8.
SECOND eUPPLY
TAYLCRy COMPOUND FOR HORSE AND
CATI LIE FOOD.
SURE HEALTH REsTORER.
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The New Fire.PrOOf Structure On
Nassau, Fulton and Ann-StS.
The Most Perfect and Secure Edllice
In the Country.
Splendid Chance for People Desiring
Office Rooms.
Banks, Insurance Companies, Merchants, ono
Manufacturers, Attention
hpp,y 10 Homer Morgan. nc. =
Pine street.

The New Building entirely hre-proof,
bounded by Nassau Fulton and Anu streets, Is now 10
course of construction aud will he finished ana reody
for occupation by May l, 1873. This magnhceht srue
tnrc six stories high, the bandsOmest ana Host COM
pete bn llng in the business portion OF our cy' mas
been erected the personal supervision OF the "e
known architect Mr.. Arthur Gilman, who has at ehor
nous cost; made IL the most elegant and eommodious
cdace OF the kind ia America. The value OF the ahu
and building amount to million dollars lhe
CONGREGATIONS that have laid waste the cities OF chicago
and Boston have been accepted "a warning, ana tue
Building Il so constructed TO be entirely hreproo
Although Of lofty hight all portions OF the building VIII
be OF easy access, OF Tufts No Elevators VIII
he run constantly during business hours, starting from
the sidewalk level Tho greatest possible attention has
been paid 20 ngTess and egrcss. The building may DC
entered from four different quartcrs-two on Nassau
street. one on Fulton street and the other on Ann street
leading directly the elevators and 10 grand STAIR
way Perfect Lighting gas-dttlng and plumbing, heat
ing and ventilation will DO found In every portion OF
the building. The larger rooms will he divided by inc
owner by FIRE-TRooF PARTITIONS into as many COM
partments as tho tenant may require Tue following
diagram is plan OF tho Banking House Floor OF moor
above the basement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
TIE NEw-YoRK oPHrHALMIo HOSPITAL.

The formal opening of the building OF the
York opbthamic Hospital for the treatment OF eye
and ear diseases Twcnythird-st ana 1nrd c. 'ooA
place last night. Among the invited guests were Dac'
Drew Peter Cooper John Harper OF Harper Bros JOIN
p Acker the Rev. Drs. william Omission, George W.
Samson and william Morgan Mrs Emma A. Keep VINO
endowed the hospital. and Mrs. j. j. Roosevelt luz
exercises were opened with prayer by the Rev. Ut
Ormiston, after which the President oil the hospital
Thomas C. Smith, made remarks concerning lhe o
tablishmont progress and working OF the INSTITUTION ~
appeared that the hospital founded In 1879 Dy Dts
David J.. Rogers and Mark Stevenson at 6stuyNefahE
ST. IL was afterward removed to No GO Thirdaye theh
IN Tho old residence OF Peter Cooper at FOurthave and
Tyenty-eghth-st where l, remained until the compile
ton OF the present building Until 1867 the institution
was conducted on aopatlic principles. Aiter juno oi
that year the homeopathic system Of treatment was
ADMITTED and the results OF the latter treatment are sud
IA he yerv satisfaetory Though the present edlnce
has bren accounted only n short time. 10 mas
already proved inadequate for The acconnVIallon Va
the great number OF cases which present themselves
and an addition Is soon 10 be built Plans and specihoa-
tons addition have been adopted ana tie wu,
will be begun soon as possible Jhs b"'pI n o" r
present comfortable quarters in great measure 10 MIS-
Emma A. Keep, who gave it 10000. ~ o..,-.,, ,,,
Addresses followed from the ltov. Drs OrinSt0n ana
Morgan aud the exercises closed with benedc-
ton by the Rev. DIR. Samson after which the guests
passed through the wards OF the hosliial oA'ni'ins
| the appliances and working or the Institution: ,
The hospital has just published rs twenty h.Iai
report from which 1t appears that me year Just st n
been OF prosperity Sixteen hundred anc eIsl,y
three patients have been treated during inc year Ley
and the demand for beds Is such that the patients walt
two three weeks to secure place ~ ordef 20 unit a.
operation. The ear cinc mas lbcfcseu % P IA a
the number OF over that OF tue year previous anu
several clinical prOvngs OF remedies have been obtained
that will he Of incalcuiahle Value. lntIe naSe ~
many additions to the library, consisting mostly 90. OF
French and German works. The financial exhibit IOr me
wear is: Receipts sI5l,7l3 80; expenses sG90l q
balance hand, SS2G3 o. mortgage OF $4,000 u sun
due on the premls ana grsa, VIZ Io h"n
tai is strictly unseetarian and free to all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

A very attractive fancy fair was opened at
the Academy Of Music last night for the benefit Of st.
AIMS Roman Catholic Church, upon which "a cunsdera-
bic debt remained by the erection is now and taste
ful building OH East TSelfhs and the parochal schools
Ecycnth-st.
The array articles presolteI FOR ysitor's exam
nation Is most beautiful ana tempting Upon the
numerous and tdstefuy decorated fables 10 10 Onnt
a varied and valuable assortment Of articles fancy aud
plain, FROM which holiday wants Do readily supplied.
Besides almost endless stock Of fancy wuik toys.
japanese and Chinese goods, dc, . number OF rich
aud expensive articles offered. among
wbirh are noticeable fine Ine-.iZe portrait ~