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Change Made Nervous in Consequence Of the
Commercial Failures.
Anxiety in Financial Circles-The Crops and Har.
vest-The Diamond Merchants and
Their American Customers.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 80, 1872.
The report from 'Changc, dated at five O'Clock
this evening, says:-"Recent failures have had the
effect to hatten Consols anu cause general feeling
OF insecurity In financial circles"
CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
The weather to-day IL fair, but unfav0rable to
the crops.
DIAMOND DEALINGS OF AMERICANS IN LONDON.
Other diamond merchants have sent letters to
the public journals stating that Americans have
called upon them and purchased diamonds in the
rough, as was the case with Messrs. Rittar, Lever
son Son, and that these purchasers represented
themselves as Pacific Railway contractors.
HAPPY EVENT REPORTED.
1t is reported that Arthur Sullivan. the musical
composer, has married Cornella Danka
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LOUISIANA sTRA1aHT-oUTs.
NEW ORLEANS, La,

NEW ORLEANS La, August 90. 1872.
A small meeting Of straight-out democrats was
held here this evening" and delegates to the Louis.
vile Convention were elected. No one Of pronl-
nence participated.
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Randolph, Anna, and child.
Rafinowitz, Max, Boston.

Squire E. s., Paterson, N. J.
Sheridan, 8. w. f., Globe Theatre, Boston.
Stone, @. L., New York.
Sanford Elliot, New York..
Shmidt, Arthur p, Boston.
Stanley, stephen.
Stiner, Abraham.
Sturgis, George. Philadelphia.
IT.
Turner, Edwin, Providence.
TORY, Abraham.
Weston, Francis, waiter.
Wilson, Thomas.
Young, c., Attleboro, Mass.
The Identified.
Two children OF Frederick Garrard. Providence
r. l.
Mr.. Hemnway, pianoforte maker. Boston.
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FRANCE.
Flow Of Specie to the Bank in Paris
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, August 80. 1872.
The specie in the Bank of France has Increased
$500, oOOf. during the past week.
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CINCINNATI August 30, 1872.
The City Council to-day passed a resolution In
viting President Grant and Horace Greeley to visit
the exposition which opens here September 3.
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MOSQUITO B3tcs.-Burnetts kallistOn
neutrazes the poison almost Instantanc0usly.
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A.-Espcnscheid, OF 11s Nassau Street,
Issues this day the Fall style Of gentemens Hats
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE SAVED


Arnold Edwin T.. Green, Rhode Island.
Abraham, Estella, New York.
Anderson, william, New York.
Adams, G. f., Brooklyn.
Armstrong, John.
Bell, Lewis K, New York.
Baker, william II.
Baker, Abraham.
Bronier, IToratio.
Burton, Captain r. L.
Benjamin, Joscphus, western Islands.
Bradley. Charles s.. youth.
Baker First Officer.
Butler, M, Providence.
Blarding. L. D., Providence.
Blackburn. Lizzie,
Buckley, Michael Boston.
Blanchard l.. d. Providence.
Broster. Fanny.
Brien, Jane.
Brannlgan. Jos.
Chase, VIII 8.
Clarke, George, pastryman, New York.
Carroll, Hugh.
Clear, Michael W., New York.
Capron, Mr.. and nephew.
Gushing, Emily, Providence.
Cook, william.
Cordeler, Joseph A., New York.
Carpenter, G. H.. second steward.
Causland, John w.. Providence.
Davis, Richard, Providence.
Doan, r. Bartlett. wittenville, RI
Dawkings, Matthew. Dyerville, II. L
Doone. Edward.
Davis, Edmund.
Dunn, John 8.
DriscOll, John, Boston.
Dawes Richard, Providence.
Elliott, +. O., wife and sister.
Forrest. Antoine, West Indies.
Fistar, Fred.
Ferney, L. II.
Gerard, Mrs, Providence.
Guild, G. G., New York.
Gallop, Albert S.
Gately, Jno. u.
Howard, q. W.
Hogan, John.
Harris, Geo. s.
Huhcr, Willie, Providence.
Hallard, Miss. NY.
Harris, F., stewardess.
Higgins Jacob, Greenville Co.
Hull, G. B., agent.
Howard, Patrick, N. T.
Hunter, -, Providence.
Higgins, Lawrence, Ireland.
Holland Miss NJ, N Y.
Hendricks wilhelm, Waltham.
Hines, Bridget.
Hardy, VIII. II.
Joseph, Frank. deck hand.
Jackson, John Thomas, walter.
Kecne, William.
King, -, Chief Engineer, Providence.
Keough, Malachi, Ireland.
King, JoshuaC.
Kindle, J. G.
Lawlor, John New York.
Latham, John.
Latham, John II.
Lounsbury, II. A.
Logan, Daniel.
Luther, G. M.
Lewis, John, deck hand, New York.
Mason, Elinor.
McLeon, N.
McGee, E. u.
McCrittis, ]. M.
Mccullough, Alfred.
McBryan and wife, Board Of Excise.
Mccall, John.
Martin. Mary Ann.
Mccall, Isabella.
Mallery, John, Brooklyn.
McCord, James, deck hand.
Mclean, -, steward.
McCullock, Atwood.
McBurney, Thomas, deck hand. Jersey City.
McAustin, John, Providence.
Nickel, George, Nova Scotia
Mullen, John, BrooElyn.
McBricn, u. p, New York.
Nut.ing, All L., Little Fails, N. Y.
Nutting, Mrs. and child.
oBren, Miss, North Attleboro, Mass.
p.
Porde,ior, J. H., second steward.
Purdy, William H., New London, Conn.
Palmer, -, quartermaster, stonington.
Phelps, william, Boston.
Frederick, william, Providence, fireman.
Palmer william
Record, Chas. T., Philadelphia.
Robinson, VIM. II.
Riley, Mary Ann, Providence.
Reed, william, Boston.
Roderick, william, fireman.
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A.-For Mosquito Canopics for Reds Go
10 ROEBUCK'S 5S and GO Fulton street. New York
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j. ". Terry, 80 Union Square, Will Tn
troduce the Fal style Gents Dress HATS on Saturday
ANN.
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Relief of Mind as to the Fate OF
DIR. Livingstone.
Her Majesty's Appreciation Of
Prudence and Zeal.
Successfully Carrying Out Mis-
sion Fearlessly Undertaken.
NATIONAL GRATITUDE
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corrc-
spondent in the British capital
LONDON, August 80, 1872.
The unusual honor of costly presentation
from Her Majesty Queen Victoria has been ac-
corded to Mr.. Stanley, chief of the HERALD
expedition to Africa in search of Doctor Liv-
ingstone
A GOLD SNUFF BOX SET WITH DnILL1ANTs.
In recognition of his services in succoring
the great explorer Mr.. Stanley received note
through the Foreign Office, accompanied by a
magnificent gold snuff box set in brilliants.
The note is as follows:-
. THE QUEENS MESSAGE.
FOREIGN OFFICE, August 81, 1872
Sm-I have great satisfaction in conveying
toNou, by command of the Queen, Her Majesty's
high appreciation Of the prudence and zeal
which you have displayed in opening commu-
nication with Doctor Livingstone and reliev-
ing Her Majesty from tho anxiety which, in
common with her subjects, the had felt in re-
gard to the fate of that distinguished traveller.
a ROYAL COMPLIMENT TO AMERICAN COURAGE.
The Queen desires me to express her thanks
for the service you have thus rendered,
together with Her Majesty's congratulations
on your having SO successfully carried out the
mission which you SO fearlessly undertook.
GRATITUDE AND IT'S COSTLY TOKEN.
Her Majesty also desires me to request your
acceptance of the memorial which accom-
panies this letter.
I am, sir. your most obedient humble SER
want, GRANVILLE.
HENRY M. STANLEY, Esq.
TIE COUNCIL OF THE CROWNS.
Prince Gortschakoff to Herald the Ad.
vent of the Gear Alexan-
der to Berlin.
His Imperial Majesty Of Russia Will
Arrive September 5.
Emperor William TO Fete His Royal Brethren
in the Palace at POtsdam.
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Patent Open Work Political Hammers,
Flags aud Portraits, at HoJER & GRAuAM's, W Duane
street.
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Cents Tnts.-Fa1 styles Now Ready.
p. ERNENwErN, Manuacturcr lt3 Nassau street. near
CIR.
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known to BE Missing.
The wife OF Mr.. w. L. Sheridan
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A.-Hcrnld Branch Office, Brooklyn.
Corner Of Fulton avenue aud Boerum street.
Open from 8 A. NJ. to 3 r. NJ.
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A.-Horring's Patcnt
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Cnshed,
orders hcd Information furnished highest rates paid tor
Spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR CO., bankers, i6 wall st
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Fall Fashions.-Hunt ~ Duscnbury
will Introduce the Broadway style of gcnemen's six
Hats on Saturday, August 81 at Nos 3, 4 and As,or
House.
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Target Compa mics and Campaign Clubs
supplied with Red B,uc shirts at MECHANICS SHlR1
STORE 3yl Grand street New YORK
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FAN style Gents Dress Hats Ready at
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David's Fall style OF Gcntlcncn's Hats
now ready, at 2gaI, Broadway, Duane street
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A.-A.-Nicol, Davidson Il Co., No. $50
Broadway near Great Jones street, opening some
choice patterns OF Oslers Chrysta Chandecrs also Gilt
Bronze aud Coored Fixtures ot all kinds; also China,
Glass and Plated Ware
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GREEK MEETING GREEK.

GREEK MEETING GREEK.
CINCINNATI, August 30. 1872.
The City Council to-day passed resolution in
vting President Grant and Horace Greeley to visit
the exposition which opens here September 3.
Mosquito Bitcs.-Burnett's KaIliston
neutralizcs the poison almost nstantancously.
A.-Espcnscheid, OF 1Is Nassau street,
Issues this day the Fall style Of gcntlemen's Hats for
A.-Horring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway. corner Of Murray street.
A.-For Mosquito Canopics for Reds Go
TO RoEBUCK's IS and 60 Fulton street. New York.
A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Open from A. NJ. tosP M.
A.-A.-Nfcol, Davidson IL Co., No. $50
Of Greet
gronze and ColPred Fixtures OF all kinds also China.
Fire Extinguishcr.
4o7 Broadway, New York.
Send for ats record"
Dnvid's Fall style OF GcntIemcn's Hats
now ready, at 2991 Broadway near Duane street
Fall style Gents Dress Hats Ready at
TERRY'S, 81 Union square.
Fall Eashf0ns.-Hunt & puscnbury
viii Introduce the Broadway style OF gcntlcmens six
Hats on Saturday, August 81, at Nos g. and As,or
House.
Cents Hats.-Tau styles Now Ready.
r. ERNENwETN, Manufacturer lt3 Nassau street near
Spruce street
j. n. Terry, 81 Union Square, Will rn-
troduce the Fail style Gents Dress HATS on Saturday
August 81
Patent Open Work Political Banners,
Flags aud Portraits, at H0JER 4 GRAuAM'S, W Duane
street
Royal Havana LOttery.-PriZcs Cnshed,
orders lcd Information furnished highest rates paid tor
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR q CO., Bankers 10 wall 81
Target Companies md Campaign Clubs
supplied with Red B,uc shirts at MECHANICS SHlR1
STORE. 3gA Grand street New York
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A l. + K A 4 l. RIA

TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE in the CITY Of
Alexandria for the month OF October, IS12.-
House and lot on east side of Fairfax street,
north of Wilkes street; Chapman and Beach,
commissioners, TO Emeiine Thompson; $500
House and lot on west side Of Water street, -
feet south OF Princess street, 81 feet 9 y inches
by i23 feet inches; james Mclean 10 Samuel
Day; $500. House and lot on west side OF Alfred
street, between Princess and OronOco streets 40
VIM. X. Smith; s675 House an let on south
east corner of King and Fayette streets; James
Scholl and wife 10 Aeses Heller; 3 Go. House
and lot on west side OF Columbus street, 155 feet
etncbes north of Otonoco street, Is feet By 123
fset inches; ". Mccann end wife 10 Afop zp
III. Trsvers; $3.50. House and lot On south 81 le
OF Queen street, - feet east Of st. A-aph
street, Is by So feet; NJ. A. Henry TO A. W. Chil-
ton, 81 20 Lot on east side Of Fairfax street
between Wilkes and Wolfe streets IL feet by %
feet inches; H. a. GiatCSe-t 70 ". NJ. Wood;
500. Lot on west side ct Sc Asaph street, 1876
feel inches north OF Wolfe street, l2S feet s
inches by ~ feet front; Albert Stuart, commits
sioner, 10 James Y. Carin; $3.50. Lot on A fred
street. l3l feet inches from LIST street, ID by 10
feet; Wm. Il. Muir and wife TO Daniel Geo mes,
$40.
Property SALE-The following city prop
erty, belonging TO the Old Alexander estate. rs
sold this morning by +. A. KerbY, suctioneer -
The square bounded by wythe, Madison.
Patrick and Henry streets, 10 John W. Green
Tor :, 10. Three-fourths OF the square bounded
BY Wythe, M sdison. Fsyette and PAYNE streets;
the other fourth OF the square lying on the
north side OF Wythe and east side OF Payne
street, to George L. Seaton. for si2o. The
square bounded by Pendleton, wythe, Fayette
and Payne streets, to W. n. Brown, for sieO
The half square on the south side of Madison
street, extending from Payne to West streets.
TO George l.. Seaton, for s2iO. The lot bounded
or the east by Payne street, and on the west by
Conway's line, between Pendleton and wythe
streets, 20 j. c. McGraw, for $3.50. The quarter
OF square on the west side OF Payne street and
north side Of Cameron, at the Intersection of
said streets, to George X. Shinn, for $40.
SMALL 'Pox.-There have been no new cases
OF smallpox since Monday, and as two have
died since that time, one reported Yesterday,
and one last night-a colored woman named
Butler, in An alley opening upon Queen street,
between Pitt and Royal-there nov remains
but three cases in the city.-Gdxette, ldet ereaHg
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G. EORG g STOW N

Ay0TERR FIRE Doe KILLRD.-As the steam
IRE engine Henry Addison was answering the
tire alarm box &3 this morning il ran over the
fire dog "Dick," and killed him. This is the
nfta dog killed by this engine. Good enough.
Let them keep on doing il.
fnERs isn't a single case or smallpox in
Georgetown.
ARRIvED-Tbe steamer Georges7uA arrived
and cleared TO- day for Baltimore. 4 - steamer
Lsdy OF the Lake due here on Saturday. IS re-
ported aground at Matthias Point. The tug
Hudson arrived this morning from Philader
phis, with three bArges in TO y, containing 900
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TIE COLD WATER CAMPArGN.-Yesterday
AFTERNOON public temperance meeting was
beid at Lincoln Hall TO consider the subject of
: ne PeTiis OF Holiday hospitality" Rev. DR..
th.ckeTiDg opened the meeting with a brief ai-
GTess on The subject and was was followed by
Rev Dr. Parsons, OF Boston. Senator Wilson
tneI delivered a stirring address. in the course
OF which be said: TweBty-One years ago wine
was offered TO guests in the house OF nearly
every ofnclai IN Washington, and IN nearly all
cases received. But there has been a great
great change for the better in these twenty wears
NJ ~ Is fashion through the country to speak of
washington "a a very wicked city. Well, we
Rave great many wicked cities in this land
but think Washington Is quite a. good a city
a. any other. member of Congress from the
South has stated that last January, at Chic 40
he called at seyenty-one places, and at only one
was vine offered IL would be well III other
cities would follow such an example of temper
aIce.
a very interesting meeting ofthe St Patrick ;
temperance society was held &C the church last
evening, and lumber OF persons signed the
pledge.
The Dashsvays held q lively meeting last
night, AZ which addresses were ms1s by Messrs
Peek, Drew, Divine, Ahrens, w. n. Chase,
Dunning, and Mauphin, and Is signed the
pledge.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS TO BIZ REPRESENTED
At ThE VIENNA ExPOsITIOs-A comnnttse
appointed by the board of public school trCs-
tees, consisting OF Superintendent Wilson and
Trustees Harris. Richards. ChqnlpIin ana Scott
met - the Franklin school building Saturday
evening 70 consider the best means of repre-
seItIug our educational interests at the Vienna
exposition next year. The committee deter
mir e 10 carry out far A. possible the sugges-
TORS cOnta ned in circular recently issued BIZ
Gen. EatOn, commissioner Of education, rels-
tive 20 the representation OF American eiuca-
tonai interests az the exposition. The prepa-
ration OF chart, giving the required inform a.
ton a. to school statistics, &c, was entrusted
20 Superintendent Wilson, who Will have the
aid and cooperation OF Prot. III. q. Spencer
These gentle men viii also select the specimens
OF peImanShlp 10 be sent abroad. Iessrs Will
son, Richards ard Champlin were appointed
committee 20 have prepared a model of the
fraDkhn school building, and in this they will
have the co operation OF Mr.. Adolf CIuss. The
model will be made in sections so that il can BE-
taken apart. The building will be represented
just as il is, and the system Of heating ana ven
tiatiDg will be fully demonstrated. One OF the
rooms viii contain all the school furniture in
miniature. Mr.. Scott was charged with the duty
of collecting statistics and all necessary infor-
nation relating TO public libraries ard assoc a.
fionS Tor mutual Improvement; Mr.. Richards
will collect the statistics Of colleges and law
schools; Mr.. Chan pin that relating 70 Do!y-
technic schools, theological institutions and
SUNDAY schools, and Mr.. II arris was appointed
10 collect the Information about orphan ssy-
lUms, schools OF pharmacy, dentistry aud med
ieiue, female colleges, art and scientific Inu-
seUms, sc.
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SNALL-PoX-The following cases have been
reported 20 the health officer SINCE SATURDAY.
nooB;-One at Merrimanis shanty, on 2d str set
between A and Il streets northeast; one on
kary land avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
northeast one corner East Capitol and Sth
streets southeast, one i1i2 10Th street north west
one on 9Th, between and U streets northwest
ore Ath street, between and north west; one
On beat loot 18th street; one 1905 sd street
northwest; one 213l III street northwest; one e
street, tetveen LIST and I'd streets southe4s as; one
l1Ls bJh street northwest; two corner 18th and
ID streets northwest; one Providence Hospital
enc a alley between VI and y aud 18th and IL b
sueetsi one 80 q street southeast; one 1Osh,
rear = street northeast; one All l. street north
west one corner i2-h and r streets southeast:
enc sSl Van street southwest; one I234 lar -treat
southwest The following deaths have been r.
IOrtsC:-A child az St Johns hospital, / street
betNeen 10Th and 2l>t; POcAhOnt.s johnson
iOts ID street northwest; Harriet Thomas X
Street, between lst and 2d southeast; ,JOseph
Neers, 10th. near corner n street southeast:
KoeeTt Bean, x, between South Capitol and
Haif street.
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NO staple articles in use are more important
than tea and coffee. and how nice it is TO have
the best, when they can be got Just as cheaply
a. the adultersted kinds. DOwlng's American
Tea Store, corner Of 9Th and sts., seems to be
the place to get them pure aud fresh, and at
New York prices. Mr.. Bowling has a process
of roasting and grinding coffee by steam, and
only known TO himself. which is done in douhle
quick time, and delivered in any part oil the
city where ordered.
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THE COURTS

CIRCUIT COURT, Jlfdgs Ca7ftey.-To day the
case Of Wtkersham Co agt. the District OF Co.
manifestation on = bin Of lading-was tried
POLICE COURT. Judss SasU-To.sax " .,rv
smaliwood: cOiored, charged with the iarcen " of
% 3from mrs. May McGsw. 80 days in Jail, O,
CoeD, assault on Marian Cant: fined S.
.EORGE BURNETT,
VINO was arrested in frelerickscurg, Va last week
and was brous hi here by Detective Coomss on Sat
crdsy, was ARA gned tor ASSAULT aud resisting OH
GERS b. eisford and Auldrdee, on the 4h Of Uecsm-
BY the latter officer; bail to await the ton Of the
grand Jury. James B. McC,ellsnd. profane; Fl ned
nned Is George Brown, ofanitY; coll al for
ieftsd. Ellen Lesry and nnie Humphrey. profsni-
case. Frank johnson, disorderly fined S. James
Dyson, yrofane; -nn,d %. james Grou h, failing
Eeison; carrying eoncesled weapons, 10 kuite:
nned go. A: WOODWARD, selling liquor without
OF mince meat: Jail 30 days
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THR SEEATEks.-Manaz ger SaviIIe dsyotes
this week 70 the little folks and to those good
people Who, though grown up, have not OUT
grown tAe;r youthful freshness, but can still
ENJOY the fun of Al old fashioned Christmas
Esntomime. ''Fe ri 70 Fun" is the title of
roster s nss' trick paCtomime 20 be pesformei
hthe National every evening this week a title
ERE. TIE crsdS mobilize. &C, 10 the days syhen
JACK, we GiaDthasler, and his namesake at the
Deaost2sk, we're sur heroes. Hernandez Foster
~. DC DC SIoSn, etas Nellie Wall the eOlumbine,
MI Robert Smith the pant sloon, and Mr.. G. L.
DAVIS the harlequin. Pro<. Davis trou De OF
framed dogs, the Francisco sisters and the
SIeh en- iwln sisters, with other novelties, will
FOR holiday week the Theater Comsaue an
nounces numker Of Few attractions: far mar
uoaiars We refer TO the advertisement. This
place OF amusement manages TO secure a steady
Succession OF novelties, which keeps ND the in
terest- Tins week the programmes will be
worthy the holiday season.
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GBETLEfnN's GLOVES, GAUNTLRrs AND
MLTTRSs-kid-lned, dOgskin, castor, antelope.
buck, buek-lined, cloth, cloth lined, heavy
Isle, Berlin feecy-lined, cape goat, Sc, for
dress, driving, warmth and labor.
CEO. =. HENNIEG. No. 40 9TH st. NV.
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City ITEM

For Your HOLIDAY PRESENTS 60 to the
grand new Gents Furnishing Goods Store OF
Messrs. Goldman s. Steinberg, corner 9Th and
G. -
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Use KUBELy FUTILE DULCED To.,Ts
" rOWDER.-Recommend by Dentists sor 10
purity end healthy action. For sale by Drueeists
generally. Prtee, . cents bottle. dec1.iy
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FOR SUBSTANTIAL HOLIDAY PRESENTS 90 to
Roman x Cox, a0I 1th St, opposite Post Office
where you can find Oyercoats, Suits, Under
wear, Scar1s, Bows, Ties, Handkerchiefs, ART
Pins, Cuh Buttons, and other useful articles.
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~Any house may be rid of the "fami,iar,
waterbury by DourishiBg them on one-taird
norax and two-thirds Indian meal. They relish
IL ~ nrsf, but don't like IL . steady diet; con-
sequentiy they seek more geulal chimes. Use il
Freely, open the door, and see them 90 cut with
their carpetb2gs,
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masonic ELzcTIox.-The roiIovin, N Smed
sebuemsn have been elected officers OF Eur,'ka
.,Scse, 30 ., =. A. A. NJ: l.. @. Bailey. w. NJ:
nenry fiper,S. WI Robert ]. Iverson, J.W.
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l.. BAR, corner 1th and z streets, is receiy-
ing every day fresh supplies of his own make.
equal to custom made. Clothing for men and
hnNs. = .
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BETTY THAN NOTsIsG.-The employees OF
Sse ooaTa OF health were paid their salaries for
The month OF November to-day but received
nothing for -he present month. The board h As
1890 due nom the District OF the APPROPRIATION
500 made ~ the legislative asse mbly; bat at
PRESENT. Is MOI available, and the treasurer OF
the ooard, MI 9shn Msrbury, IT,, through his
can IerSOnal eNaFtiops, succeeded In borro wing
ssnmelsns amount 70 pay the employees for the
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IHk coLDsEAP - proving the great comfort
N the weather strip ssld by Savage, corner
IehnsyiVania avenue and 10Th street, and
the sane.
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FOR BLACK, BROWN, BLUE, and DAHIIA
CoLoRED CLOTH DRESS SUITS, nv own make
eqnai 20 custom made, call at l.. Bars, corner
9TH and L streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
ChilblaiDs, BAD Nails, &c successfully treated
by Or. White. ChiropOdIst, No. 6s5 18th street,
opposite U. s. Treasury. Established in Wash
ingtoD 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

WILCOX & GIBB's SEwIRG MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agehcy at Chas
BaUms hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
IntellIgencer Building. lO2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

SALE or Books Tars EvKxINe.-Mesxrs
Latimer & Cleary, suctioneers, win sell at their
auction rooms this evening, Commencing st
O'CLOCK, Q miscellaneous collection OF books,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

THE RICH AS WELL AZ THE POOR appreciate
the Singer Sewing Machine. q