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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-21

No Petson can take ths.. n,,,-
tnE - dirnciiels, and rrIrrin -. '...stfu -
their bone arr noi DESTROYED h 80 - -, b =.
S Solsi ~ I'S ,5s ana WA o'gaas sis -
DysPePsis OF IRdigsstion, B.,..
N TIE shoulders. Cuagls. Ustir,... - :. - \
DtExiness, Sour Eruriaiious M ~. I. o -
Taste 70 ne Mouth. Bilious Atisri. Ia =
me Heart lnnammation n IL - I-t'1I n
eklon oi we hl1neys, and huhlrs7 - = lt
/ sympions are the % .sprinss IA 81 ~
bottle VII prove a better rlar.B,..i ~ !
Than q lengthy advertisement = =
Fer Female Complaints. 4, -
nlAIIlel OF single, ~ the daRh II - -
~ te,n " u, tne-e Tonic RliisF. -
peroepiib I liHuenos mai inW0'1aat I |,
For infiammatOry and ch,
mattsm and Govt, bilious Rami'ls..t u,
mltient fevers, Diseases % tho a., - =
neys and Bladder. these Riiie-s W. {
such Diseases are caused bT yifi.,..I y ; 4.
They are n gentle Psrgatiy,
Tonic, possessing the merit a s'.atls
powerful agent IN relieving Conre.it,s :;
R,1,aSa 5 ~ sne Liver and Nsoera Ors,S. -
For skin Diseases, F4uuti,,.
Rheum, Blotches, spots, Pimpl,s p,. - ! !
Carbuncles, klng-worms Scald.He.I - I 4
hrtSpeias. Itch, scurfS Discol0rai,oss - Z :,
humOrs and Diseases OF the skin al 49, Y
OF nature, are literally dug IN ~ - ~. =
oi me system In short tine by ibs ~, =.
Grateful Thousands proclsim vr,....
I Isis onS , me. wonderful lnugorani Hl
u. NJ. MeDONAInkc
Drugglsts and Gen. Agts,, san PrgDri,N, n,
cot. OF washington and Charlton 81 ~ Al
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS A bgtir.
NV. u. No3a =
y X. PHOFNIx, BloomingI,I. -
sere, Gl-t year; v Grees-H House. ~.
napeh rLANIs Nursery stock Z CAtalarlBs. y =
A GENTs.-601 per cent prnft S,..t-~
- tree. Ten cents will return samnia LII n
A. GRIFFIN Mssh5b,., 4.
LOCO AGENTS wAyTEps.7s
Of Union and World O. P. BRADWIy 6a.N,th I
&OOSl for hrst-olass Piano. 49, .
Agents. Address U. s. PlAN0G0 y
DR.. WHITTIER, zoe Penn sTRTT
Longest engaged and N ostsness,st"i , \, rem
age. Consaltatlon or namuhlet fee ON ~, I'd
A lie soorten won Erfeni-sen on Sehra.---
n spoedlg ingezamelt wOrien doom dep ~ :
j. r. FRUEAUFF, u
te Columbia Lancashire, \
THE LITTLE FLIRT.-Tbs ms,,i,, !, y
hAnukurohief glove, fan and parasoi gi-,,f,stt :
mas an elegantly bound volume by mai -
rIsslEh DENISON ss Nassau st NeEfote
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-21

4. segetabie Pu monary Balsam. "Doubtless
ene BEST Cough Medicine in the World. 0nn,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-21

lar ''o ini"ood col
II you want style wear the Elmwood COLLAR
FOR sale at all Gents Furnishing stores
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-21

Now they stroll in the beautiful walks,
Or loll in the shade OF the trees
Where many a whisper is heard
That never is told by the breeze;
And hands are commingled with hands,
Regardless OF conjugal rings:
And they fiirt, and they hirt, aud they firt.-
And that's what they do at the springsl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-21

The drawing-rooms now are ablaze,
And music is shrieking away;
Terpsichore governs the hour,
And Fashion was never so gayl
An arm round tapering waist
How closely ana fondly it clngs
So they waltz, and they waltz, and they waltz
And that's what they do at the springsl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-21
What th.r Do .i fh. snrlnr.

= ffsy shsi a. thsy 40 a. iks eprinEsF-
he qnastioa i easy % ask
Bat 20 answsr u fans. my dear,
Were raflsf a alfacnli tAsk-
lend 20 IN hsuisrinE sAy.
A. The mAsFis O. Dookins-hird sings.
IN Fonturs q hii q song
roten that they DO Al the sprags.
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u. M. tIeDONALD %

bIukRlsls and Gen. Agts., san Prsbr5''' q,
cot. Of Washington and Charlton 81 ~ u ]
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS A bs,,r.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-21
- $40 a. $40 O. BILLS sent as a CURIOSITY to
s,DsI 30 ci. j. II SEl,nRn n co Garrntt.riIIs n

DIR. WHITTIER, sOg .I PESM srREEr.
Longest engaged and most successful physician Of IN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
THE COIRTS.

GIRO QUIT COURT-Judge Contradictory
Towles agt. Mcnamara, inquisition; s2jO
Thompson agt. Kimmell; judgment for defend.
ant. Gotf agt. Howard ct AL; Judgment by de-
fault. Sinclair agt. CLARK; judgment below
affirmed.
POLICE COURT, Judge SnelI.-To-day, in rhe
case OF John Clark, charged with rape at Ka-
iorama heights Mr.. Gloss asked a continuance
as the complaining witness was not able to be
present; so ordered. James Anderson, colored
charged with carrying a razor; 500. Morris Il
Winch, charged with committing an assault on
some unknown person; fined IS. Frank Hig-
gins, assault en- Richard Stanley; SIS. George
Roam, colored, charged with interrupting "A
performance at theater by disorderly conduct;
fined $40. Daniel Burns forfeited collateral for
profanity. VIM. Shaw, cOlOred, prOfane in Lib
erty Hall, loud enough to be heard on the street;
70. VIM. jackson, cold, disorderly conduct: g.
George Payne, public profanity and disorder
IS. George w. Rose. charged with loud cursine
In shanty Ii Louise alley, that il could be
heard in the street: SO. Amanda Stewart, Sam
Banks and Phil. Atkinson, charged with ours
ing in the house of John Shea, Louise allev so
that IL could be heard in the street; IS each
Charles Tasker, dsOrderly; s.. Elizabeth
Blaze, profane in Majors alley; s5. Margaret
Matthews and Tida Price, loud and bosterous
language on the street; So each. Bridget Ma
honey, cursing in her house so that il could be
heard On the street; So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
A l. T. x A N D RIA

THE HoRsE DIsEAsE.-Since Saturday, the
morse disease has made rapid progress, and is
stnl spreading, none OF the cases, however,
being of an aggravated character.
HE WEST END SHOOTING ACCIDRNT.-An
account of the accidental shooting and killing OF
Abe Gibson by another colored man named
Warner Pendleton, at West End, on Saturday
evening last, was published in the Gazette or
that date. A coroner's inquest was held upon
the body by Justice Barnum. of Falls Church
township, and the jury, of which George Aud
was foreman, rendered a verdict of death by a
wound from gun in the hands of Warner Pen.
dleton. The deceased was brought to his late
home in this city, and PendletOn was also
brought here and committed to jail by Justice
Beach for further examination, but was brought
before Judge Lowe, this morning, on a writ OF
habe as corpus, and remanded to jail to await an
day next.
ROBBERY AND PROBABLE MuRDRR-The
house OF an Old milkman named Frank Mcken-
ney, on the WashiD gton turnpike, a short dis
lance beyond the canal basin, was entered by
two colored men about II O'Clock last Saturday
night, and the old man robbed of ten dollars
and revolver, and beaten so severely on the
mead that his life is almost despaired of. HIS
cries alarmed the neighbors, two of whom Mr.
Henry and another young man, seized their
guns, and, Fastening to his assistance, saw a
colored man named Mills Stacey run away and
enter a house near by, occupied by colored
people. They guarded the house until some of
the city police force, who had been sent for
arrived, when Stacey was arrested and brought
10 the station house. He was examined by Jus.
tce tWhlte this morning, and committed to
await the result of his victims injuries rhe
name OF his accomplice has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
CoRONERS 1NQURsT.-COroner Beach yester-
day afternoon held an inquest upon the BODY of
an old umbrella member, known only by the
name of Mike, who was found between twelve
and one O'Clock lying dead upon the railroad
track In front of The soap factory on Union
street. A confused wound was over one eve.
but ii is supposed ,nat it was caused BY his fall
A verdict Of death from heart disease or apo
plexy was render ed.-Gdzette, last erening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
Milk, Tea and Coffee.

Prof. LOOMS thus speaks of milk, tea and
coffee:
Milk contains in solution not only due pro-
portion of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitro
gen, but all the other elements necessary for
the construction of bone, nerve, &c, and hence
is always proper food in all circumstances OF
health.
Tea derives its beneficial qualities not from
us direct supply OF nutrition but from It's afford
ing peculiar substance called theme. the effect
% which in the system is to diminish the waste
thus making less food necessary. Tea thus has
positive economic value, not as a supplying
but as saving nutrment.
"Conee, though OF a taste so little allied to
tea, derives it value in precisely the same man
ner and from nearly the same substances. Its
vaiuc anu effect in the system are therefore the
same as those above stated. 1t is hence evident
that milk, tea and coffee are valuable articles
of food under all conditions of temperature"
Yet, ii must be generally conceded that free
coffee drinker will almost invariably complain
of billiousness and present a cadaverOus appear
ance. For wOrk-people as q rule coffee will
seldom produce this effect but for all persons
of sedentary habits who take little exercise
coffee is not to be recommended. Tea as sub
sttute is greatly to be preferred, as IT equally
refreshing and strengthiDg and produces no bad
effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
EOR EFT WN,

KILLED BY FALLING INTO A SEWER ExcA-
yATIoN.-About o'clock last evening a m an
accidentally fell into the sewer excavation In
Beali street, near the intersection of Green.
officers Canter and Fisher, with the assistance
OF some citizens, got him out and carried him
into Bypg's drug store, where Drs. Boaie Tyler
AM kleinschmidt examined him and found life
extinct, his neck having been broken by the
fall, which was about 81 feet His body was
removed to the station house and the coroner
notified. He was identified as a book peddler
named John Daley. who boarded at Mr. John
Buckleys, No. 342 Virginia avenue bet ween Sd
and AZ streets, Washington. The coroner
Gee med an inquest unnecessary, and attaches
no blame to any one, as the accident wsul1 not
have occurred, in his opinion, had the deceased
Observed proper care.
THE BREAKIN THE Sc INCH WATER MAIN
Will be fully repaired this afternoon and the
water will be let into Ii again to- night Three
IN All pipes were found to be broken, and the
breaking of one OF these-a four inch pipe
caused the break in the large main. It seems
that the water from tie break in this four inch
PIPE washed the earth from under the SO inch
main, and the weight of the earth pi led above
it during the filling of Bridge street broke it.
There was no break in the II inch water main,
col ner OF Bridge and High street, as reported
in yesterdays STAR. but the pipe was cut for
the purpose of putting in a twelve inch stop
COCK previous 10 making the necessary repairs
to the small pipes broken near the market house
as stated above.
RAISING TIRE MARKET HoUsE.-At noon to-
day the market house had been raised four-snd-
a-half feet.
ARRIvED.-The steamer John Gibson arrived
from New York this morning with a full cargo
OF general merchandise, including ~ bundles OF
trees for the board OF public works; also, the
steamer McDOugal, from Philadelphia, with
general merchandise; and schooner Hone, with
tO.tCO feet white pine lumber. CIeared-Schr
David Ames, Capt. Ames, with 500 tons of Goa
for New Orleans from COnso lidatiOn Co.'S dock
and steamer McDougal, with $50 bbls. -four for
Philadel phia.
Observation-Disclosures is almost at a stand still
on account Of the break in the canal and the
horse epidemic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

for sale by every first-class grocer.
GENUINE INDICATED Red Flannel Under
shirts and Drawers at Goldman & Steinbero,s
corner OF 9TH and G streets.
COTTON HALF HOSE from sk to 70 inches,
and from SO to 50 per dozen. Fine assortment.
GEO. G. HkNNISa: No. 40 eth st. N. w.
TRAFsFERRRD ~ LICENSE. and transferred
IN toto to No. 81, 9Th street, corner ID, and next
door to Green 81 Williams, the Grand PhOtO-
graph Gift enterprise is all aglow; and while the
sturdy yeOmen Of the west and the mountain
GERS OF New England are exercising the fran
shise, 1t will be HANGING out photos and prizes
Send LIS the news from Horace tonight.
FOB THE BEST Teas, Cofees and Flour of the
nrst brands, with pure Spices and all the finest
goods that are usually kept in fancy grocery
store, there ID no place that can surpass the
American Tea Store, corner It'll and streets ,
MIR. bowling always keeps the finest goods, an,
sells them at New i FORK prices, which is q area
object to the purchaser.
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue And 10Th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calendar month
toS. ora 1t,ts
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hOOpskirt and corset factory, 18th street
Intelligencer Building. 1928
LADIES AND GsNrLEMEN: If you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in first class manner,
site Patent Office. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. 9,2l,3:
RELIEF FOR THE FKRT-Fse, 81 per Visit.-
Coris extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, e. relieved and cured, at DR.. Whites,
No. $50 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury.
rHxRxon,rnRs ana Barometsrs ere rspa,rsd
and made to order by Hsmpler. near * street
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THE KENTOCKY
L. 1 b Il A Y GIFT NCERT
$780, 600 in Bank to Pay all Gifts.
n Full Dra1fns- in Sight.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized BY
spe cial of the Legislature in aid of the Public
LibTary of Kentucky unayOidably postponed from
Is to December Z, and which positively
AND eQuiv ocslly occurs in Louisville, Ky.,SAT
ubDAY December 7, ls72, without further delay on
sny account whatever, the following Cash Gifts
for dtstrthntinn by lot among the ticket holders:
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800 900
Hn nn0

TOTAL, 1000 GIFTS, ALL CASH.. 5000
The money to pay all these gifts is now upon de-
posit, apart tor that pur pose, in the Farm
ers' and Droyers' Bank, will be seen by the fol-
lowing certificate Of the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovERs, BANK,
LouIsvILLE, Ky; Sept. d, 1872
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT THERE Is NOW
ON DEr0sIT ~ THIS BANK OVER HALF A
MILLION OF DOLLARS To THE CREDIT OF
TIE GIFT CONCERT FUND 100000 OF
WHICH is HELD BY THIS BANK AS TREAS
UREB OF TIE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKY TO PAY OFF ALL GIFTS TO BE
AWARDED AT THE DRAWING.
r 8. VEECH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TIChETS.
Whole tickets, SO; halves. es; quarters, Sa5O IL
whole tickets for lO0 D 1856 Sc for ESQ., ll3 for
q 600; 2ss for Sa1o s7s for 5000. No discount
The drawing will positively and uneauivocally
take place December q. Agents are pereu,ptoray
required TO close sales and make returns November
o. In order to give ample time for the final arrange
Dents. Orders for tickets applications for cir
cuiArs should be addressed TO
Gov. THOMAS Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
New York Office, 609 Broadway, in charge of
II slor THOS. II. HAYS. ocl2-2aw2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

Bemoy ed and reopsned their old line Of business In
the ePsciens saiesrooms next e the hstonHL Thea
ter, No. 1919 street. by Pennsy " ANA syenues
for prfyase Sailies use and the trade. where be
ha1 the 6iGsrtut ususl aesrtnent Of ehoce stock q
PA0HH6 "a FOEEf0D LfQu0 rs also, oi1 sn1
the d1srsss ersdss Of fns wHIskfss = 60
able prices. sspS1n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
PIANOS, &c.

SCH0MACKER co. CELEBRATED GOLD
- MEDAL PIANOS, CARL RIOaTER,-.s-N
~; hgsn Having as q teacher of music inRS
want Of q good and cheap Instrument having seer
wnSr prices were paid for inferior in
Washington Piano, to which there ia none sune-
TOT winch has the newest patented improvements
concerts as well as in parlors NV Success has
been complete, and 1 am able now to offer these
that is say 80 per cent less than ANY other srst
class Piano, and respectfully invite the public to
Cali Cali 81 my wsreroom and examine for themselves
Pianos Tor rent. Pianos exchanged, Tuning ana
repairing properly attended to. Agency, 935 Penn
ave. Oet Stn 6nd IOth SITS. sell Inn
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WIN. KNABE b CO.'S
CELEBRATED PIANOS
SUE PASs ALL OTHERs.
VIM. knabe 4 Co.'s GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
forty years in use.
On very accommodating terms, PIANOS 6A
and OhGANe, for sale and rent. "yIE
REICHENBACH's
Piano Wsrerooms, 423 18th street
WI IN; mcS ammons PIANOS. (Boardman Gray
ObuANS Tor sale. q 70 monthly.
REICBENBAOH
tepl2 ~ Piano Warerooms, 423 lIth street
nj OFT AMUSING TOY OUT!-Causes inanimate
Az Dgures 70 dance TO the music of pianos
For sale by @. WILD & BRO AGO IIthlS6
street. west, between Pa. avenue and stWyVV
AGENTS yoT Nlsr'S fiaros, ard man nj actprers of
aLd dealers IN Musical Instruments generally
Planos and all Musical Instruments tuned and re-
Poheo' decl2-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

The rHEATERs-Miss Katie Putnam male A
very favorable impression on her first appear
ance at the National Theater last evening ana
as she gives change of bill every night viii 10
doubt oraw as good houses throug h the week as
she hah last evening, the election and "old cpl
zoo" notwithstanding.
The Theater Comique has fine programme
for this evening; and as il is ladies' night and
the election returns will he read from the stage,
the combined attractions ought to draw we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
NOTICE OF OPENING PUBLIC ROAD IN
Y THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, D. @.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,l
WASHINGTON, d. c., October %, 1879. (
Whereas an application in writing has been made
to the undersigned for the opening Of . road in tn
county o. Washington, o. O from a point the
nor side of Boundary street, opposite 10Th stree
y. w. thr' ugh the lands Of II; y. Dodge, Max
Lansburg, James Ridgeway, and Maria T. Stod-
dald, in Thomas P; Morgsn's subdivision Of 'Osk
Lawn" and Hon N. z. Chapman, Attorney Genera
" illiams. Hon L. Ingersoll, 4. P. Pardon, Col.
Hosmer,J J: v ". NandeIburg. Hon. George Tay
Tor. L l.. Tullock, @. g. Richardson, and General
Duncan in said county: And whereas the der
signed believe it conducive to the public interest
cause q road to be opened as above describs and
prayed for: And whereas the of said road has
been by direction of the undersigned duly
and plat thereof prepared and filed in office:
Notice is hereby given of the application atore-
sail as well as OF the opening of the proposed road
and all persons having objections thereto are re
quested to ma he them known to the undersigned or
November 9Th, at noon, at the office of the Vic.
President of the Board Of Public Works of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Room No. 3 Morris Build
ings, IA sill. ct, Washington, D. c., where any OBJ
lection " hich may be made will be heard and con
sidered. By olGer Of the Board.
CHAS. 8. JOHNSON,
oc23 ,26 80 ,nov2,S.S Assistant Secretary
fChronicle and Republican copy,l
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SIETEOPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

Ihsve new open for your inspection the hand
soonest assortment Of
DOLLAR GOODS
you ever have seen together, sad it will certainly
pay you 20 take look at them. . e variety Is
so large that would be fctile effort 70 enumerste
them, will Only call your attention 20 few ar
ticles lately received, and which are remarkably
cheap:
Ladies ENTERTAINMENTS. gotten up in such q stylo
and OF such material that IL will surprise Jou' they
Ledie. herino yests. very sqpsrior: At 81
Ladies Iron rrsme Briti:6 Hose' PAsE Tor 81
sets Of fancy and p'aiI trimmed Linen Guns and
sets 81 shefSeid Table cutlery, six Forks and six
CsrSipS ss,s. Knife Fork and Steel, for sl.
ssi sss nisisd Spoons and FORKS, six for o..
American Clocks, brass works, 81.
g 5. n frames must
Walnut Picture France, At 80 cents and 81.
solid Walnut Brackets In Q variety Of styles, &C
Clothes and Hat Racks, Towel Racks. &C., at On
The best button Kic You ever bought for q.
a full line Of estchels, all leather. In different
Large LOOkips Glasses a Nc sOe.. and q.
nisht sksep on In this way, but cannot do 90
guarantee every article sold ct my store 70 be &C
least Is per cent. cheaper than Il can be bought
elsewhere, and 70 be good In quality Il is poe
sible 10 be made.
b. . ERB ERG,
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
oeso n sla Ira srnEEI, MAR PExxA. Ava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

RBMANDKD To VIRGINIA ON A CHARGE OF
NUhDRR.-On Saturday last, BENJAMIN Put
liam, sheriff of Culpeper county, Va, arrived
here with requisition from Governor Walk<r
for AbDer Center, the colored man arrested
mere AZ fugitive from justice, charged with
the murder OF VIM. Brown, OF that county, on
the 30 of September, 1871, as stated in THg
STAR OF Wednesday last. The prisoner was
Delivered to the officer, who returned to Vr-
ginia with him on Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

SOMETHING new and beautiful in new hoops,
set with gold, AZ si0 = se-. received ~ Prigg's
1ewelry store, No. ISL Pennsylvania avenue,
near y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.


Nattosdl TkeGtsr--Katie Putnam in stNe-'s
Diversion and Little Rebel"
T.-1'-r Cozique.-Comedy, burlesaue, songs,
daT ces, etc.
Lincoln HIT.-Rubinstein concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

DIANO fUNING.-Havins fully recovered from
Il his recent indispostion, the under -
irons and the musical public generally thatsss
be will give his gersonsl st,ensioa sgsin to the
IL WILD, (of @. l.. WILD BRo.,)
oc29-6ts AGO 18th street, near Penn a avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
OF TY ITEM

THE HALFoRD LRICEsTRRsHIRR TABLE
SAUCE for family use, in pints and half pints
for sale by every frst-class grocer.
GENUINE INDICATED Red Flannel Under
shirts and Drawers at GOldmann e Stafpbaro,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
PRICE OF TIOkETS.
NUILLIAM L. WALL d co...
w New Marble Building.

CARPETS NCARPETS CARPETS
We have just received from the Importers and
Manufacturers. for prva sale, Q very large and
handsome stock Of BODY aud TAPESTRIES.
THREE,PLT iNeRAIH and nd o ether p HAnPELs'
being of this season s. and to which call the at
ention OF buyers. [oci5l ". l.. WALL co.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OFTHE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,


IN THE SUPREME SoTRg 0FTHE DISTRICT
The 18th day Of Oetobs,. 4. ID. 1879.
MARcKRoN ct al. VS.. MARcKRoN ct al, No. 2,2E,
Ordered. This ninsssesth day Of October, A. D.
Judson T. Gull and James A. Marceron, the Trustees
sss
TO sell the PsoSsrts IN snsd Procsedings men
unless cause to he Contrary tSsrsOf 30 SoSn ON
before the IwENrY-sEcoND DAT OF NovKMBaR
NEXT; provided copy Of this eeder be published
last nsmsd date in some newspaper printed and pub
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TNtTsD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y MAsHlNsroN, p; e., October 81, lsF1.
Of sirg sing, N. Y, and JOHN MAOLURE. o.
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and reissued the ID day Of Jsnnsfy, is12 for o.
4 i ordered , TIA. the sss.m9cy n the case ?.
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port be limited TO the 10th day Of January next
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