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For Sale.

Two neat cottage residences, four rooms
cash, kitchen and servants house attached
10 one Of them, both opposite Jas. O'Con-
nor's on Royal street For sale on tine TO
suit purchaser. For terms apply at this
of1ee or to ID. A. JAMES.
jan. est.
~Don't fail to see the greatest
curiosity Of the age, At hELLY's.
We guarantee all Of our Arrow Cotton
Ties. J. II. PARKER < co.
e Have you seen KELLY's won
derful Clock?
THE BEST HOTELS.
We recommend the following hotels TO
the travelling public as the Uery best in
| their respective cities:
LOUISVILLE HOTEL, Louisville, Ky.
SPENCER House, Cincinnati
PEABODY HOTEL, Memphis.
BARNUAfs HOTEL. st. Louis.
BATTLE HOUSE, Nashville.
RICHMOND HOUSE, Paducah.
e. Don't fail to see the greatest
curiosity Of the age, at kELLY's.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-27

H Kelly has it now, go and see
h-every body is going 10 see Kel-
ly's Clock.
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WAR ID s.

N Fl URALGIA SPECIFIC,
Safe and Speedy Neuralgia Rheumatism
al their various Forms.
TIE formula BY which this majority
Oh
fitscom ion
o TRADE.
Prepared G. G a
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West Tennessee Agricultural
and Mechanical Association.
a meeting will be held at the Court
House, in Jackson, Monday, February 5th,
at IL o'clock p. NJ, for the transaction of
important business.
A full attendance in person or by proxy
is desired.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
janI3-4t CHAs. W. GREENE, sec'y.
CT Have you seen Kelly's won
derful Clock?
Tax Payers of Henderson COun-
to, Take Notice.
Full cost will be added, and strictly de-
manded, from all who do net pay up their
State and County Taxes by the LIST of Feb.
Fair warning, gentlemen.
jan6-4t.1 +. W. HENRY.
e. The Clock at Kelly's runs
without movements.
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az Go to Kelly's and see his won.
derful clock.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING!

r. The Clock at KELLY's runs
without movements.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-27

For sale at less than market rates in two
and three pound tin cans, at wholesale or
retail. Apply to CHAs. W. GREENE at
Wing and Tribune Office. dee93tf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-27
Presbyterian
HIGH SCHOOL.
VNHE second term Of this institution will
Il open on
.ONDAY, THE Goth

MONDAY, THE Goth
Of the present month, January, 1872. and
will close on the last Thursday IN next
Jun-.
Boarding per month. SIS 90
Collegiate Studies, per terra, > 90
Academic Studies, per term, % %
Primary Studies, per term, IS 90
Music Lessons, per term, > 90
Latin, French and German. each, 10 %
Drawing and painting in water colOrs % o.
Painting in Oil, per term . %
Young ladies furnish their own washing
and lights. All other things furnished by
the Principal
Payment for boarding and tuition paid in
cash, in advance, or its equivalent
J.E. BRIGHT,
Principal.
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gT Have you seen Kelly's won
derful Clock?
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MADISON LODGE, No. 16.--E. Z. Ian
easter, n. G.; J. T. Stark, V. g.; A. G.
Caldwell, p. s.; J. II. Jones, Z. 5. Meets
every Thursday night.
STARK ENCAMPMENT, No. 10.-Morris
yaretzkv. c. p; r. r. Dashiell. Fl. p; w.
p. Robertson, Scribe. Meets every I'd and
4tl1 Tuesday. each mcnth.
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e~Don't tell your neighbors how
that Clock runs at Kelly's.
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We guarantee all Of our Arrow Cottl
Ties. J. II. PARKER ( co.
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LOCAL NOTICE.

c~Go to Kelly's and see his Won
derful clock. &.
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THE wEATHER-

Wa ,CDsce Chef Signal Ohcsy.
WAsHIE6ToN, ID. O., Nov. Is, 1872, III a.m\
SfEoPsIs FOB PAST rwRNTY-PoUR HOURS
Inc storm center in the mid Missouri valley has
advanced eastward to the upper Mississippi val
icy, with threatening weather and brisk south.
easteriy TO northeasterly winds in the northwest
ana on the upper lakes, now extending to Indi
ana ana tennessee. On the lower lakes south
easterly winds and cloudy weather, with frosts,
prevail. In New England and the Middle states
n0rthwesteriy to northeasterly winds and gener-
ally clearing with high pressures. In the south
atianuc ana gulf states nor heasterly to south
eriy winds and partly cloudy weather.
fRoBABILTrIBs-The barometer will fall In
the northwest, and thence over the upper lakes.
with brisk to high southeasterly to northeasterly
WHO'S, threatening weather, rain and occasional
sn nS with cloudy weather, rain and southeast
erly winds extending to the lower Ohio and Mis-
eissippi valleys. In the south atlantic and gulf
states partly cloudy weather and light variable
winds, Chiefly northeasterly. On the lower
lakes, and thence to the western slopes of the
alieghanies. falling barometer, southeasterly
winds and cloudy weather, with occasional rain
by Tomorrow. In New England clear weather
and nOrthery winds. In the middle states part
ly cloudy weather, and northeasterly veering to
southerly winds and cloudy weather by ruesday
morning. Warning signals are ordered for Du.
iuth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven, De-
tIOit and Toledo
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'veFnment Securities


BALTIMORE, Nov. Is -virginls sixes, coupons
Ole, ~ 90 consolidated, So do registered, As; do
BALTIMoER. Nov. l3-Ootton firmer: low mid
dlipgs, 1s'zslS1z Flour qriet aud unchanged
Wheat steady and uDci anged. Corn steady for
southern White southern, 56a5e; yellow south
ern, Ss5S; mixed western, dull, S. Oats dull.
southern, 40s4S. western mix ed SSa9; do iwhte 10
AL. bye dull, Soss3. T DIVISIONS dull Mss pork,
stock scarce, Sl6hsSE. Bulk m-ats-Shoalders
5Aso; RIB sides 9; clear rib sides 9I4 s9IS Bacon
Shoulders, a.; rIo sides, To- clear rib sides. IO1,
bans, new, 10. Lard firm: So. Western butter
easier and in coed demand; choice roll, 90 W hisk :
bisher and hfDeI; sales ltO barrels at o..
INV YORK, Nov. 13-Stocks strong Gold
heavy l%s. Money tight lilo per day. Exchange
,obe, IS; short. les Governments firm aud teadv
virginia 6s, A, new, 20. North Csrolins's, 34l1;
NV YORK Nov Is;-Flour steady. Wheat shade
timer Corn very dull.
LoNroN, Nov. IL, flO a m-COnsols op med at o.
Tor money. aud pa tor account U. ). bonds quiet
r5s, old, @A<; '@s, 92la; lO-4Os, 81; rev S. 8oI4
IospoN; Nov. Is, p.m-U 8. bonds: 65's, Old
gpL. 67 e, 92L. y 49,
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~HARMONY BUILDING AssOCI.TION
nFrHE KEY TO HEALTH.

1t 10 the easiest thing in the world to lose the
blessing OF health but when lost it Is not 50 easy to
regain u. The popular idea Of fifty years ago that
ahemsndous securing Of the bowels was an essen
tial element Of In almost all diseases has fortu
natey Tor mankind been pretty eectually exploded.
The Introduction Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
nearly quarter Of . century ago, may be said to
have given the ceSp de grace to drastic purgation.
The world has learned from the beneficial effects
produced by that admirable preparation, that one
medicine may embrace the three properties of a
tonic, laxative and alternative; that the three
curative proc esses Of IMMIGRATION, and
regulation may be comprised at the Same time BY
the operation OF Q single agreeable remedy, There
are sound, philosophical for the
Improvement which the Bittsrs occasion In the con-
dition Of deraDged and enfeebled system
This pure combir alton Of vegetable Juices not only
strengthens the stomach, stimulates ths appetite
ard braces the nerves, but also imparts tone and
Vlgor TO the secretory org the skin the lye
ard the kidneys;-and il the blood has become too
thin and vatery TO nourish the body properly, en-
riches and vitaizes that "raw material" of all the
solid portions of the frame. At this period of the
year, when intermittent fevers, bilious disorders
stomach COMPLAINS, and dysenteric and diarrheic
ailments are always more or less rife, occasional
doees OF the Bitters will be found the best
against the atmospheric conditions which generate
them, An accession Of general vigoi is necessary
TO enable the system to resist the morbid influence
Of the mslsrlous vapors which rise from the earth
at this season, aud Of all the known invigorants
Hostetters Btters lie the safest the st potent
Ill-eo3t6W
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II may be Interesting 10 the readers OF TIE
TAR t. have the fast recalled to their mind
that this 18th OF November, Is the time o
tie recUTr. zee OF the phenomenon OF the Shove
OF shooting starr. Although the display will not
be a conspicuous one, the observer m.y be re
paid for his attention by the sight OF q few
meteors. some Of which may be Of unusual bril-
lisncy. IL Is now well established that thes
Showers OF shooting stars are from q stream o
meteoTs circulating around the sun in an eccen
Tic orbit; that our earth passes through the
thiekest part of this stream once in 80 years,
giving rise to an immense shower, and that 1t
Passes into lesser art OF the stream almost
every year, or among scattering members Of thu
stream, producing showers Of meteors, of greater
or less extent, on or about the 18th Of November
Di almost every year. The las, passage of the
eaI'h through the thick est part OF the stream Of
meteors was on the 18th OF November, 1850,
when the last great shower occurred; since
then the showers have declined In magnitude,
and another grand display will not take place
unul November, 1893. IL is now also known
mat the msteoric streams which the earth en-
counters, both in August and November, have
The same orbits a. those of two periodic comets,
and are probably identical with these bodies. III
This be 30, then during the occurrence of shower
Of shooting stars our earth is actually passing
through ortion OF a comet.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Affairs in Wall street yesterday were much
quleter than on Monday. The general recov-
cry, whether temporary or not from MONDAYS
shock, Is chiefly due TO the assurances that the
Treasury would relieve the markets in case OF
need. The money market yesterday was strin-
stock market was tame.
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RE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARGAINSm BARGAINsu

FCR sALE.-six new two st-ry BRICK Dwell
LINZ HOUSES on 18th street N. W, between W
I'D Bourd dairy streets, six rooms each. three on A
noor Houses set back some q feet, pretty lawn in
iront resdy y. shrubbery, beautiful vorandsh aud
handsome picket fence 90 each house woodhouse Sc
tots Ho teet deep opening On alley; State De
psrtment to two street railroads. aud 10
tbe most healthy and improving part Of the city.
street ippreye ed and pavement laid
Terms: $50 cash, balance in msnthly fnstAlmen IN
OF 40. The above property Is for sale or rent
Apply to DODGE DAkNKILLE,
Real Estate Brokers',
aulO No. I427 street N W
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The stmaiBiDg husbands OF California had
better lie On the lookout. Mrs. Fair got bach
from the courtroom the other Cay the nice
little pistol with which she killed Judge
CIittenden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-13

Fire-prOof roofs, fre-proof joiSts to supper
focrs, ircn shutters, thicker partitions, homes
brick fer walls in place OF stone or iroa; these
are the ,e.sOns urged upon the business men of
New YcIk by the press there.
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1917 CHICAGO-BOsTON.

1877 CHICAGO-BOSTON. 1OTo
7as SEVENTH STREET EosrHwssT.
Eovember ii, lg72S
We have received the most positive information
that the following named CONF snies, represented
by us, have passed safely through the great fire ct
Boston:
NIAGARA FIRE INsgR.NoE COMPANY.
al n "a MIA fiRk INSURANCE COMFY,
M n' % IiILiXM l. BR.naALL CO.
| nl5H Insurance gent. and Brokers
IN o TT E.
Those insured in the
INTERNATIONAL FIRE,
ne York are hereby notified Of the su.psn'iOn
Please bring in your Policies that they may be
placed In other Companies.
JOHN RIeGLEs, Agt,
IL Corner Of 7th street and Louisisns ave.
L AhLiAGhS CARRIAGES iGiHRKiAaES "
sIsf naGGss Of bdss
and heavy which viii be sold 81 reduced go
g U.s. Persons in want should examine my stock
,s'0fs purchasing 'l'eT RoBf II. GRAHAM,
New Repository AMI Factory-4IO,4I4 sth st bet
ID and K. Repairing promptly attended TO. nl1.3t'
Il I1CHHN REQUISITES,
A full assortment Of
KITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS,
at the House Furnishing Store of
J. W. BOTELER BRO,
bl3-3t 923 Pennsylvania avenue.
lis . ADAM A. WISHES TO FILL Two "a;
No charge for use q piano or Sooks Best TeIss
.rces given In washing ton and Alexsudris. Miss
ADAM, 2Oe King St, Alex sndris, Va. noyl3 Ims
L 60 UNSELLOR ATLAw,
mas Removed his Office TO the s f. corner Of IA
SIR ct end Louisiana avenue. povi3lm
AM a Els i., hSSs i siLKs' rsifsts BIB ~
Deis Nv WIS 90 ' " VILLA rs:
RANKRU PTOY N0TIGE-Ths is to give mott ce,
ID thar on the 18th day Of November, A: D. 1872, q
n HUSp " the e s
Of laid District, who has been adjudsed . bank
debts 81 sSs
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his use
dnS # etsasSf. ID
said bankrupt to prove their debts, aud choose one
ss J ss l I:
riss M.r.h. of g. g. q s saaae
TFis rs 70 GIVE NOTICE, Iha. the subscriber
pisISt e GOI%nSs holding :s:.isl
q city, Sa !Gas
sss ssS .ss
, me- to The subscriber, on or before the
BY al m Of .Ss sS
tate; Given under my hand this 18th day of Ne
vember, 49,
HoyB W ST. LUCIE q. WIEGMANN
| United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. O., November IL, 1879.
On the petition of JOSEPH l.. LOWRY, of
Pitisbnrg, Penn. praying for the extension Of a
patent grained to him on the 72d day OF February,
s5? relssued the l4th day Of August, 1850 and
Fire Plugs
1T is ordered that the testimony in the case be
lOsed Oh the 2lst day Of January next that the
lme tor Hing arguments and the Examiners report
In at n IT nd
hal said petition be heard on the 5th day of Feb.
rusry next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
rOl3-w.st N. D. LEGGETT. Commissioner
T. l.. SCHMIDT,
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The ChicsgOans admit that the Boston nre
was a good deal Of a ore, hut when you come to
Compare it with thsirs-HLy, really. ySs KNOW
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nSCIRCULATIN9 LIBRARY, Y NJ @. A
Ny BHildtns, corner OF 9th sud d streets Terms,
S3 per year; s1 Ter quarter following new
Books have been sdded TO the ashingtOa City LII
brsry during the past week The End of the World
oy Edw Egsleston; Poor Miss Finch, by wilkie
Coi!ins; Inc Eustace Diamonds, by A. Troiiope
seraintlss Among the Alps; Little NOOrland Prin-
GEES g' Y mrs W5.tar; Only Girl; BY Mr.. wistar;
Sketches. BY Nc eod; M Brothers Keeper; Won
ders OF the Neon; MsryOries Quest the Poet at the
Breakfast Table. by q. W Holmes oc3i
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The Boston papers keep up a cheerful spirit
YER their calamity, and even the Transcrspt,
which suffered 80 severely by the IRE. j. null OF
life and vim. The Transcript has not missed an
issue since lsS0, aud says il don't mean to stop
|
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The readers of The STAR will remember
recent dispatch from New York stating that the
surrogate had rendered a decision in reference
10 the will of one Louis Bonnsrd, who several
years ago left all his property, amounting to
some SJ00,c to Bergh's society for the preven-
tiOn OF cruelty to animals. The decision as an
nOunCed was that the surrogate held that the
devise Of BOnnard's personal property was legal
while that Of his real estate was not. This il
appears, was a mistake, as the will as originally
made was pronounced valid and admitted 10
probate. The will vas contested on the ground
That BOnnard was believer in metempsycho-
Sis, or in other words, he held that souls after
death passed into the bodies of the inferior ami
mails. Thinking ii possible therefore that he
might 1--we again IN the body OF some miserable
and overwOrked cart or omnibus horse, he
deemed 1t policy 70 provide for his future well
fare. In his decision the surrogate held that
his curious faith did not destroy the testator's
sound and disposing mind and memory, and
fortified his position by the fact that the ancient
philosophers Plato, PyJhagOras and other sages
Ci The East held the same opinion as Mr.. Bon
nard- Any other decision would have opened
Tie field very wide Tor relatives to contest wills
Any religious opinion differing from the opin-
ions Of the heirs-at law mi ght be made the plea
for setting aside the requests of a teststor, and
the courts would be compelled to decide upon
what was the true and rational belief on q sub
iect upon which so many differ. And SO Mr..
Berghs society gets the handsome bequest of
$COc,Occ, TO be expended IN keeping In condition
the bodies Of the inferior animals which carry
about in them daily the souls OF dead men-ac-
corGiDg 10 The peculiar views Of the eccentric
testatOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-13

IL - X has - notice" of Riker's Ridge
u Tie Cincinnati Commercial, and says in con-
rluSion.
=" Were II not for this nsightly blot, Pennsyl-
wanna avenue would be the handsonest boaie-
Ssrd IN the country, and il L. q shame and a
Csgrace that such a line of rusty street cars
should occupy the best portion Of it,
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Breakfast Table, by o. W. Holmes. wv
DKOPOsALS FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFFsCE, A. c. s.,
FoRr NHTrPLE, Va, Nov. 18th, 1871
Sealed Preposals in duplicate, will be received at
this Office until IL m, DECEMBER 18th, lS2 for
furnishing the Fresh Beef required ut this ct by
the subsists nee Department, u. army, during the
six 90 months CONNIE ncing January LIST, 1873
Iniornsion as to eoh3nloIs, anaiity Of BEST, pay
menfs, &c, can be obtained By application to
GEORGE 8. CHIMES,
noI2 % First Lieut.. ID Artillery, A. g. o.
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New York law is a curious thing. Petty
rogUes are jsrked up before the courts, tried and
sentenced IN few EOurs-if they have no
money CT friends-while the plunderers of mil
lions have thousand avenues of DELAY and e.
cape open TO them. II will be remembered that
Tie great suit commenced in the name of the
People Of New York by Mr.. Charles O'Conor
ana his associates against William N. Tweed
Included among its defendants James H. Inger-
sNl, The chair maker. His counsel moved to
stI ke out more than one-third or the COMPLAINT
- irrelevant. An order granting the motion
% Just been entered b. Judge Ingalls,, Of Al
v the result of winch Is 10 strike out all this
90 OF the complaint with reference to Tweed
. HCch as TO lngersoll, and the consequence ia
y 80 all the time which has been spent In this
a ..yE hitherto l. lost TO the plaintiffs and ALI
We ceIencants can demur over again and occu-
~ mother six months before the legal question
D he case can be reached. By that time
g. her legal trap may be arranged and sprung
nc Inst offer of sympathy and aid 10 Boston
D. -er great calamity came from the South; let
i-'t iact be remembered as evidence that how
81 cr much the different sections OF our com mon
country nay differ politically, the mystic cord
l. brotherhood still exists, and only requires
- me peculiar emergency To exhibit itself i'm
generous words and deeds. Raleigh, North
carolina, was the first city in the Union to ap-
Ifeelate The necessities OF suffering Boston.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
DAY.....Noyember H, Is73.

The newspapers still keep up their senseles
war on what are erroneOusly called "mansard
roof. " as II the shape of a roof added ANYTHING
10 it, infianmability. Mansard roofs, called.
may be made perfectly incombustible, and lat
roofs may blaze ike pitch pine. Ii people pile
lumber yards on top OF high houses, as Chief
Engineer Damreil, of Boston, phrases 1t, they
must take the risks, but If they build their or
nanen'al roofs Of metal frames and covering
there is no reason vbv the monotony of our
street architecture should not be a little re-
Heyed by some elaboration and ornamental
fiOn Of the upper stories of the houses.
OF course in al great disasters there must be
somebody or something on whom or on which
public Indignation can tall, and in this case of
the Boston Ere it LaTPens to be the "mansard
roof, which il called - finder box, )" 50 lum-
Der yard on a nre-prOOt building" patent
veEtilstcr 70 fan the flames" SC. The Boston
fire seems 70 have started from a furnace and
the flames were conveyed through the lower
Stories OF a " fire-prOOf building" by highly
infamDable elevator, which not only burned
but acted as s strongly drawing chimney
TO carry the flames to the equally infsm-
mabie high wooden roof. The great
danger after all is in such ventIlators for fire Is
this elevator, in the spaces between weather
boarding and studding in frame houses, between
the Turing and the wal in brick houses, and
between the joists in both; also in the mode of
enclosing pitch pine stairways running from
bottom to top of a house in highly iniammable
frame bookings; by which one OF the first result
OF fire in house is cut of the escape Of people
from the upper stories. Fire originating In q
basement soon goes through the studding spaces
through the joist spaces, and up the stAirways to
the roof where, as,rOws OF houses have some
times been constructed, 1t has q clean run from
one end of block to another. The fact Is that In
nearly every case the defects In our buildings
are the result of q false economy which proves
dreadfulIy expensive in the long run.
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GGsTAv KUHN, formerly Foreman for +. @.
~ Liehte Co., Tuner for Steinway 60
Sons, and late uner for Metzerott a Go. ,je62
TUNER AND REPAIkBK OF PEUvHvv
AMOS AND ORGANS Orders left at KARR.S
Jew lry store, 629 Pa. ave.. NAIRN 9 Drug 81 lre,
cor. Pa. ave. and 9Th st or at ROSENTHAL'S, 80 1
7lh ST., corner Of will meet with ut enton
and satisfsction guar apteed. now -3mt
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
L BOARD, at Mrs. h 7. ANDERSON -, 500 l2th
street, between l. AID y, N. W. novll-6t"
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES .CAN BE
~ accommodated with furnished Rooms and first
class TABLE BOAkD also TABLE BOARDERS
acc' mmodated; terms reasonable. Apply No. 3l3
New jersey avenue, b. Il. noS-6ts
EIRST CLASS BOARD GAN BE OBTAINED
- at No 1879 street, By the day or week, and
Dinners Aid Suppers got at the shortest Office.
Furnished ROOMS can also be obtained. noy6 Inn
RUARD NG-SlS Der month, or IS per week:
- Dinner ~ cents, or S8 month: Breakfast rs
cents; supper Is cents-ht tie Dining Saloon %
street, opp Government Printing Office. oc25-lmH
GUOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMe, AID
NJ pr ices moderate, ut 2l0S corner OF PennsylVs.
mia ayenue And 9lsf street mavl-n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
be undersigned takes pleasure in Informing his
ienT, ana patrons that BY kilograms received from
OF San Francisco, California, that they have sus-
famed but comparative small loss by the FIRE in
boston, and their business Is not Interrupted This
company is one Of the most reliable. They have q
cash capital OF S767 lis s. in gold,
A u: l.. kEESE, General gent for d. O.,
pll- st. GOT Lo1isjsna ayenna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-13

400 GASES GREEN CORN,
l ' ~ 200 Gases TOMATOES,
| l9O Cases PEACHES,
1 800 Tins PETITE POIS,
l 900 Tins OHhMP,GNON0,
| 49, HABRICOT vERTS FLA6EOLET5,
Al Just IN and Of the very best quality, and to be
sold as log as offered by house in the city for
moyI Ipav''es. 1aaars. W; BE E,t, EILL.