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A l. E x A n D K | a .

TIE CASE OF PEICE.-Price, who is Il cid in
jai! on charge of defrauding Rev. z. Kroes
pastor OF st. Mary's church. in this city of 500
by II forged check upon st. Louis, still keeps in
good health and apparently good spirits.
tather hrOes has no desire to prosecute Price
but he has nothing whatever to do with the
prosecution. The commonwealth prOsecutes
and If 1t summon Father KrOes az q witness he
viii, OF course, as a law -abiding citizen, appear
and give his testimony in the case. The wife of
Price visited him yesterday and telegraphed to
his rather at Harrisonburgs who authorized the
employment OF lawyer, and telegraphed that
he would be here to morrow. he case will be
heard on Saturday, the 9Th, by which time il is
expected that Officer Burnett, who is All impor-
Jant witness in the case, will have returned
from Brentsville, where lie had been summoned
in the Jewell case.
BOLD THIEFT.-While Lemuel Robev, the
jsnitOr of the building association rooms, Stew
arts building, on King street, yesterday morn
ing, was absent from the room for a short time
between II and O'Clock, some thief entered the
room, removed the gas meter, placed it under
the table and tore away SIX or seven feet of pipe
as booty. The pipe would not sell a. second
hand metal for more than twenty five cents, but
it will cost five or six dollars to replace it. The
boldness Of such robbery Oh King street, in the
very heart of the city, at MONDAY, may well
excite surprise.
STATE SCHOOL MONEY.-The sum of $3.50 has
been afportoned to the city and SlSi.i0 TO the
county of Alexandria from the state school
fund. This apportionment Is twenty cents
head for each person Of school age, but the old
census is used as basis, involving loss OF Sl75
10 the city and a gain 10 the cOunty.-Gdsstts,
last erening.
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Condensed Locals.

There are several thousand bushels OF oysters
at ~ A-street wharf TO-DAY.
\ rsterday, at the navy yard, Mr.. Henry Co.
hIl', employed IA the Snchor shop. had his rig
AMI lie smashed by the breaking OF the slice bar
In the upper forge shop.
i be train due here 81 80 last night on the
tr' uSe, Alexandria and Manassas railroad did
not arrive until II o'clock. The delay was
caused BY bride being washed sway.-ChrOS-
at.s. mas she been recovered
We are re- uested 20 announce that the lady
managers OF the industrial home school will
give thanksgiving dinner to the inmates OF
tnt nome and the poor children OF Georgetown.
They solicit contributions of food and clothing,
10 lie lett at No. Congress street, GeoTsetown.
Mr.. Albert Gleason generously offers during
the prev sience of the horse disease to furnish
all POOR families WHO not able 20 procure
ties ms for funerals OF deceased members at the
Pre- sent high prices, with horses and mules free
Of charge for that purpose, Good for Gleason.
During the suspension OF business on the
Washington and eOTgetOWn railroad the 9th
cia's are having their office on New Jersey ave
Due and street, y. W.. painted and renovated
At The same time they are LAYING down the new
track outside the curb recently set TO mark the
new limits of the Capitol grounds.
The trustees Of cOlored schools met Yesterday
and an aplli, a-iOn from II. j. Scott for the Do
sitiOn of teacher was referred. The designations
Of N. Ii. Hunter and +. VI. Saunders as teach
ers IN the 9TH district were received and aC-
Gel ted.
The Columbia Railroad company have at
work to-day large force OF wOTkmen pulling
W and TelayIng their track in Mass 4chusetts
ave nue.. from eth to Sd street, made necessary
BY The new grade established BY the board Of
public works.
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S"Woodbinery," is the latest term for a
paw nbroker's shop. So-callej because things
left in pawn commonly so "ghere the woodbine
twineth."
1John McKillip & Co., mercantile agents
in Baltimore, have entered suit in the court of
common pleas OF that city against X. q. Dunn
x Co., mercantile agents, charging them with
SANDER, and claiming $4,000 damages.
@-In White county, Ca, recently, Mr.. James
II. Trooth and one of his neighbOrs had a little
quarrel over the division of some corn. TrOoth
WAS crushed To earth, but rose again and
yanquished his assailant, and now the eternal
ears OF corn are his.
ga suburban correspondent says that the
real estate reporters OF some OF the dailies
sharp after items now that he hesitates about
having his trousers repaired, for fear that it
will be reported that he has bought ga new
country seat"
~They change school books so often in the
Omaha schools, that the school-houses are sur
rounded every day. with scores of book peddlers'
carts, and the air is filled with the yells OF the
dealers, who speak OF the merits OF their re-
spective books.
~Young Soutbgate, Of Covington, Ky., who
tomahawked the old man, and woman in Cfncin.
natl short time ago, in tit Of de,irum tremens.
has been adj udged to be sane man, and will
shortly have his trial tor assault with intent to
kill.
~The liquor law being enforced in Chicago
last Sunday, heartless saloon keeper hung out
in 'front.' OF his place beer bottle, dressed in
mourning, underneath which was bucket OF
water, with the generous invitation: "Help
yourselves, boys"
~At q late meeting at RockviIi. Nd, Of the
western District Bsptlst Association of Mary
there were fewer Baptists In Maryland than In
any other state or in any territory OF the Union
~How the three highwaymen Of Memphis
swore when they read in the papers that they
sand dollars when they robbed Mr.. Thomas j
Wesscn Of four dollars the other night.
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DEATH FROM GLANDERED HORsg.-A
glandered horse belonging TO Roswell q. Miner,
OF Steuben, \. Y, in blowing from his nostriIs
discharged a portion of the poisonous mucus
drop OF which entered one of Mr Miners
eyes. He Immediately wiped it out, as hs sup
posed, but within twentyfour hours his eve
was much swollen, attended with great pain
Medical aid was procured, and his case pro-
nounced hopeless one. The virus matter had
so permeated his system that his recovery was
pronounced impossible. His flesh turned purple
and was thoroughly impregnated with the
poison. He fingered in agony absut twenty
days, and died a most wretched death. His
friends were compelled TO bury him immedi-
ately. ana with him the entire bed and bedding
on which ne had lain. Instances OF human
death from contact with glandered horses are
by no means uncommon, and the owners of
glandered horses should be compelled by law
under heavy penalties, to destroy them Immedi-
ately upon the discovery Of the disease. The
late James e.. wilkins. one of the heaviest
planters in Mississippi in 1886, lost seventy-six
hofses and mules with this fell disease, and was
compelled to burn his plantation stables which
had cost q, 000.-Turf, Field and Farm.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartter.-To-day,
q number of judgments by default were taken .
Baftert Rgt- CClltnane-suit for resurysyiug
Work which the defense claimed was Maid for
by the corporate verdict for defendant Dale
a9t Wood-su!t for rent OF property which had
been sold at tax sale. The derence was that
they had been served with notice by the mr.
chaser not to pay rent 70 the plaintiff. TIA
court decided that tax deed was but the first
step towards title, and judgment was given for
plaintiff.
= TIE beurrY couRr, Judge wylse, was in ses-
son to-day, and transacted only routine bust.
nete.
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PIANOS, &c.

SCHOMACKER d GO. CELEBRATED GOLD
- mEDAL PIANOS, CARL RIUHTER,-~,A
Agept:-Hesing as a teacher of music in UE7[3
tins city Tor the last ten years, felt theutt NV
what exon bitant prices were paid for inferior In.
struInents, resolved to introduce to the public OF
W Washington Piano, to which there 10 none supe-
rior, which has the newest patented improvements,
and which has given the greatest satisfaction IN
been complete, and i am able now to sffer these
beautiful Instruments prices from 100 to 8 500
class Piano, and respectfully invite the public e
cal at my wsreroom and examine for themselves
Pianos for rent. Pianos exchanged. Tuning and
Repairing properly attended to. Agency, 935 Penn
ave-. bet. 9th aud 10th sta. sell IAN
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,

Ihsye now open Tor your inspection tie hand
soonest assortment Ct
DOLLAR GOODS
you ever have seen together, aud it ~il certainly
pay you to take o lock at them. The variety is
go large that it would b. futile effort cn1merAte
them. 90 will on ly call your attention to few
ticles lately received, and which are remarkably
cheap:
Ladies UDdergArrnents. gotten MP in snch Q STYLE
and OF such mate rial that will surprise yOu, they
are only : each.
LADIES' Meriuo Vests. very superior. ct 81.
Lsdiee lro1 Frame British Hose, ) pair Tor 81
Hspdsome silk scsTis ~ 80 cents add 81
BETS offsncy and piaiR trimmed Linen Guns anc
sets Of sse Ield Ts6e Cutlery, sir Forks and six
CsrTinS .sts, Knife Fort snd Steel, for o..
Table Msts, Elk in . set for 81
eilyer plated epoons and Forks, six Tor 81.
American Ciocfs, brass works, 81.
h.Dass me Cn,ouo: N hss' ..isut frames, must
solid Walnut Brackets in . variety Of s1yles, &C
Clothes and Hat Racks, Towel Racks. &C, ct o.
II The be bes. button kk you ever bought for q.
. fall line Of essehels, ell leather, In di1erent
trab, ellss and Canes in large varsity.
Large Looking Glasses 81 zsc- soc., asd 81
I misht keep on In tais way, bat cannot do
without becoming tedious, 80 will only add that
guarantee every article sold at my store % be 90
Iesst 20 per cent. cheaper than IL can be bought
elsewhere, and 10 lie - good In quality il 10 pos
sible 20 be made.
u. sILvE Err B ERG,
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
ccss u 3l2 1IH STREET. SEAR PtSSA. Ava.
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The SALT MINIS OF POLAND, it is stated, are
the most beautiful and on the largest scale in
the world. Visitors walk over four miles in the
long, open galleries. and there are many which
have not been entered for years. These CALLER
les under mine a whole town, and are places OF
popular amusement, where bands play, balls
are given, and refreshments on every scale ay
up in the mine, where mass is celebrated once
year; the ceiling, walls, pillars, &c, are all
cut out of the solid, glittering, greenish salt
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, FRaUNnp LADIES, NATIONAL. Inuunao

BOARD OF PUBLIC worms :DIsrRIcT OF coLuNsrA, I
WAsHIHGToS, D. O., October IS, 1877 Z
whereas On application In writing has been nade
TO the undersigned for the openipg Of road in the
county Of Warrington, d. o from poiut on the
SPrn side Of Boundary street. SpsositS 18th street
LansbuTg, james RidgewAy, and Maria +. otod-
a.,d. IL fhOmas Moran. subdivision q Coax
" nlsms; Bon =. Q IpssTsoll, A. p. Pardon, Col
Hosmer, J. Y. ". vandent urg, Hon. George Tay.
Tor, Il Tullock @. r. Richardson, and General
Duncan H. said county; And Where's the under
cause road to be opened ss above describsd and
prayed for: And whereas the OF said road has
been by direction of the unde duly sarsey
and Plat thereof prepared and filed 10 cur once:
notice n hereby given Of the application ators-
saia ss Wen as o. the opening Of the proposed roed,
ard all persons having objections thereto are re,
guessed TO mske them known to the under ned on
November sth, az noon, at the office Of the Vice
frts.cect o. tbe Board Of Public Works Of the Dis
met OF Columbia. Room No. 3 Morrison,s BuIId-
y &C. 81 sheet, Washington, d. O., where any OBJ
Iectlon " hich may be made will be heard and en-
CRAs. 3 JOHNSON,
ctzSSo-y;poS1tS Assistant Secretary.
lCaroniele and Republicancopy,I
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HORACE is not in full accord with either
party, as he says so say the states but the Grand
Gift Photograph store, No. 81 tn street, corner
ID, ConcOrds and sccords with this Metropo Titan
pOpuiace,
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HoUsEKERPERs and heads of families can
supply themselves with the famous Haltord Lei
cestershire Table Sauce at their grocers
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VVINEs AHD LEQU@HA

CR0MELIEn q SON (estsblishsd On issp bee
Bemos I'd ana reopsnsd their old ine 4 susiDess IN
the epecious saesrosms next % the kstiensl Tbee-
Tor privsss families ne and the frss where cen b
bad the ei1ersnt usrsi s.soxent Of choice stack q
PAGEfs % ioRIiGs LlQuQRs siso, old sDs
The Different srsdss u Ana wnlskfs, 81 .sesonr
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You CAN BUY a good suit of clothing for s12,
as, SIS, or so, and a gooi Overcoat for a. OF
ROMAN & Cox, s05 It'll street.
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PERSONAL.

IA Rs. SAWYER, Catrroyant asd Test M.diss.
I've has BfaOYED to No. cIl sd street north
west, between II and streets, one square south Of
Circle. uoy43g<
nLD DIR. DARBY CAN BE CONSULTED CON
~ hdently at lis 43a street, three doors from
Pennsy lSanis avenue Honorable and scientific
{, ealment guaranteed. Separate rooms for
ladies. ocl6.lms
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AT The AMERICAN TEA STORE corner of eth
and L, can be found Bakers No. / Chocolate,
BrOma Cocoa, Cocoa Nibs and Cocoa Shells
fresh from the factory and at New York prices
For the best Tea and Coffee (ro pasted fresh every
day., we advise our readers to go to this estab-
lshment.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER, and get your Under
shirts and Drawers at Goldman s. Steinberg's
corner eth and q streets.
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LOCAL NEW
.musements. Ae., Tonight.

Szti0nai TrsGtsv.-Katie Putnam IN "TNa
DaUs hteroi the Regiment" and ''StszeSuuck."
Tsso.sT No~ig-ts.-F arewsIi benefit Of Dick
Parker. Comedy. burlesQue, songs, dances, etc.
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calendar month
Banking hours, 9 to 4. Saturdays, 9 to 4 aud
toS. Et3.l4tl6
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Georgetown Advertisements.

by 1HOS. BOWLING, Auctioaeer; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRIDGE
STREET, AT AUCTION
~ On WEDNESDAY, November Goth. at 4
L. O'clock N, win eel; in front Of the premi:
north side OF Bridge ct between Congress and rs gh
sts., by depth Of l23 feet to wide alley. The i'm
provements consist Of q large three story brick
Store and Dwelling House, containing 10 rooms and
cellar. The location is of the best in town,
row occupied by u. Il. W. Carter, esq as a dry
goods store, and offers sure opportunity for in
vestment.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In 6, IL, and Is
months with interest, ured by deed Of trust on
the property Convey apcng at the cost of the pur-
chaser. ln6-d&dsl THOS. DOWLING, Auct.
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MADAME FL0REHOE, ths fCslsbraisd CIaSr-
lVl coy0sf, Is uneQualIed In telb the Past, Pres.
emit, ana Future Of your life; In causing speedy mar
mi ne SIRE wev To snScas. in he IL n,.tsaps =.
business her adv ice Is invaluable. She gives uni.
yersal atiefactiOn. None ever regret oonsultin,
her. Satisfaction gives or no gay, Dan be consult.
ed al her psrlors located At Sill 9Th street. BE-
veen ii aud /. iyl3 am
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LADIES AND GRNTLEMRN: IL you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a frst-clas manner,
sent them TO A. Fisher, No. els 9Th street, oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. 9,2l,3:
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q THOMAS GETTY,

- THOMAS GETTY,
VI. los Bridge street, Georgetown, n q.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITE
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS, NEWSPA-
FEhS, PERIODICALS., BOOKS, STATION
cry AND MAGAZINES.
supply Of all kinds of Reading Matter, Weekly
Papers, Magazines, Music, etc, on hand immedf
ateiy after publication Orders for Books, Persdi-
will be promptly filled. SELF If
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Death OF Mr.. JOHN L. CLHAgNrs.-Mr.
John L. Clements, an old and respected citizen
81 ths city, died this morning at 1913 street. In
the c3th year OF his age after an illness OF sew
ersl weeks. Mr.. Clements was q native OF this
CITY, and resided for many years on I street. and
IN cary life vas quite active in local politics
builder. For SEVERAL terms he represented his
ward tine ith1 In the city councils, and for one
or Two terms Was the presiding officer Of the
bosrd OF common Council He WAS An active
Oed Fellow, holding his membership i'm wash
ing'on Lodge, No. 8. and Columbian Encamp.
ment- He had passed all the chairs in both
branches OF the order, and on the organization
OF The Grand Eucaupment was one OF It's prin-
SlPal ofhcers. He was a past grand master of
the order, and in 1850 and GO a representative
10 the Grand Lodge OF the United States. He
MSs member also OF Lafayette Lodge OF
~ ssons, Of many years standing. His funeral
well take place on Sunday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

WILCOX * GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, eth street,
IntelligeDcer Building. 1918
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TEE THEiTERs.-Mtss Katie Putnam ia be-
coming great fayorite Of the patrons OF the
Nation al Theafer, who regret "a al her stay he 20
y 30 short. Spugkuy and graceful she has a
iborous B appreciation Of the ludicrous bat Is at
tmes cad and tender. aud the contrast IL very
tTi SD IN the roles OF Little Nell" and 1.-The
= aEehsSness." The company is q very good
PIE Tonight, for Miss Putnsms beuedt, there
y ooIote biil-''The Daughter Of the Rsgi-
ntnt, aud Stage Struck"
Laahes night st the Thester Comiqus this
evening and grand performance, Introducing
y. tne pest performers IN leading roles. rhe
s s's.se,sons ms geek are many and varied.
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"CIRCULATlNG LIBHARY, Y. M. A
US BEiiding. corner of 9th aud greets. Terms,
IS per year; Ell per quarter following new
Books have been added TO the " ashieston City Ii
brary during the past week The End of the World,
BY Edw. Eeeleston; Poor Miss Finch, by wfkie
CoLins; The Eustaee Dismopds by A. Trollope;
ecrsmbies Among the Alps; Little foorlaDd Prin-
cess, by MRS. W,tar; Onlg a Girl by Mrs Wistsr;
The Marble Prophecy. by Holland; Character
Sketches, by EcLeod My Brothers Keeper; Won.
d< 70 the Neon: marJories Quesf the Poet n tbs
Breakfast Table. by y. w. II dimes. oc3t
HF D v p.
DR, ". n. BARRETT,
DEETIST,
Has Reooved to o. 1902 street N. w., corner
issh street. ecu
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WIN. II. WHEATLEY'S
Steam Dyeing and Securing
Establishments.

OFFICE, 40 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. G.
Established 1881 premium awarded 1857; and is row
one Of the dest, largest. and most complete estAb
lishments OF the kind in this country Best place in
the District for Cleaning or Dyeng Gentlenen's
CloihiDg. Everything appertaining TO the business
well md promptly .cuted. Office closed daily at
sunset except Saturday, when il will be open until
65a .. In. Post Office Box 1913. ap2
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nRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRIOES.-satieus
~ En- press Cloths and Poplns in the new cloth
coiors; medium aud low priced Dress Goods in all
colcrs and of choice styles, Buffalo, Beaver aud
other brands Black Alpacss from 25c. to 81 Is
Black and Colored Nelyeteens; a splendid assort-
ment Of Shawls, very cheap; superior Bed Blankets
az less than last year g prices; very large stock
Cloths and CGssmeres; v hite and COlored Flannels
Plain and Twied COttOns Of sill kinds, at prices that
cannot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER lOI
bTlCge street, Georgetown, ID. u. ocT
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LINE. CEMENT. Ac.

Lar
LhO&eAPHs1s.
sosErE y, SEDNEr. 60 Pc. ave-, bet. a. and en- -
LIVERY sTABlEs.
.r,Es Co, wulards HoJel st.el-, lar . 81
A A. s.IIoE, ia, iSS e iSss = s,res,'
.ssIos Major. - str-st
LOAN OFF,
q. 0OLn-rxIN Co, ga c street, rear 30.
LOOKING Gi-AssEs.
rsAscS L.ss. - Pc. .ysnus near I,sh -irss
LUMBER YARDS.
VIZ scLxas. corner Isth street and canal.
nACHINIsTs.
uARRi.E WoRp Noa ~s stre-s.
1905 Ice.
srFsos IorNs'. p. ~. bet So a Ban sts.
MARKET sTuHks-
AELINsroS H.EkET, L. wanet, las I -r-~s
HI.TT s.ilos.L hAkAsr'as I'm st-ne~r f.s1.
sgyDssns 40 s.ns.e fc az ,S oor SAD
Tre.Ss : ssssssS; as I.si:,.ss .1saGs.
-
sIhIISEkr, Se
= =, SLIT, 80 sth q; or; f,'sn, oroe
MODEL MAX KRs, ee
VffsksAN IS IN street, epP, Patent once.
T.. eISS, SIS 80 street, errosite Pc, ca, g
music sIokkS-
NaIkp,rS q hN 'reet
.s H..sn,S. Ps.r.L.,.Ti,s. o0,v.,,,,,,,
oPIIsiANs
80 80 - - - .. oe. .a 80 ~ .is
a - -. . "a, s,e corner a. stress
haEytr HsLrEN icis Penn. ave co-ner uih e.
fHk oIsrsk BAy. q " Driver l2ls e rem. ~
oHAKLEs kKNoR, $40 psh st, se.s Psna. .,,Uue
q T. BowEN, SIS Louisiana ave, bet sth Z IN cts
Al k;csSSoN 80 en La sy side tet sth sTth
ShsASA a NIX, -. Penn ave. bet ~ sai SD
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, az
IT. fhsr ~ ID. m
LUIHER MARTIN, Sc Z - bt.s : 7, rear = a Hotel
PapER HANGEas
poreias mooRx, Is srh st-rst, p..r Pen, .,,,r.
Ss..r,s wMissH Ter % :, -, 1a,h sed
oHks. A. kRAUSK, l2lS n. Y. Nvenre, near nh %
VIZ srKIsHOusE. also. PictureE rssles loss fth q
r IL Askhs-
RSisar bSoTHsRs, Ss .tr:.s p ~, e Sss iH
M q Woop u corner n - - 49,, - ~
joss j. HALsrrn, sls ian ct, err. p .. per.g,u.r,
SkLts "; LISsErr, &c Ith =. sgP R.sspt once.
IN ., n ~ - S- &c, cor Lee
PATENT MEDtCINEs.
oISNoSs L.y5R LSSye. the great pyspep.is Rem
nsnutsctursr and proprissoi Mach bo,tis Sss
PHOTOGRAPHIC GAIIEPIFx
] O. JoBNsoy Pa .y bf "a y slso Ph-t- -.
- rv, ~ ''o0P'iAs sPeo's''J sorFa.
- p - ...,,.s -,
PICTURs q PoRTsAIT rsAsEs,
FRANCIS LAMB. I2s6 Pa aver ne, near lssh stre-f'
l. ~. y, Cjo-u,.s spe0'Ait5'Jsll Ith street
w $500 aLLLs-
Sc. hEpsAN, lSs street and canal.
DsNiEI sxiTa Phoenix Miiis. ilis Ohio O sSs sn.
manufscturer Of Mouidings, Brsoke sewels.
PIasTERFxs
Jcus 49, "a -. a.. -, 49,.
az IARro,.pV rlss, - - -.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

RELIEF FOR THE FEEr-Fte. 81 per Tsi.-
CorDs extracted without pain; B1nions, Bad
Nails, &c relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites,
No. 6S5 18th street, opposite u s. Treasury.
THsRNoHsrERs and Barometers sre repaired
and made IN order hv RemPler, near ~ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

Two ACCIDKNTs.-Y yesterday afternoon Mrs
Hutchins, residing at No. lla3 18th street, N.
W., fell down stairs and broke her leg. She
was attended by DIR. Draper.
On Tuesday last Joseph Ford, residing at No.
1914 NJ street, n. w, while cunning at Kalo-
very severely. Drs. Draper and Bliss were
called in yesterday, and decided that amputa-
ton was necessary, which was accordin gly per-
formed,