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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
The Louisville Hog Market.

The Couricr-Journal of Monday says
Of the hog market:
The extreme range Of prices paid by
packers has been uniform at Sial. 70, but
the average price has varied somewhat,
principally on account of differences in
the average daily offerings. The bulk
ofsalcs have been at about Si.2jal.35 for
choice, and as high as $40 for extra
heavy. Some lots Of the latter class
were held at 81 30, but we heard of no
sales. Common and fair stuff has gone
at Slai.lJ. At the close of the week
there is no substantial concession TO re-
port, though some profess TO see indi-
cations of an easing down in prices, a
conclusion which the consumption of
nearly thecnlirc receipts at steady prices
would seem TO rclute.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
The LEGISLATURE,

The Nashville Union and American
of the 10Th, publishes list Of the mem
bcrs elect to Tie Legislature from which
il appears that the Senate contains II
Democrats, 7 Republicans and indie
rrndcnts. The House is composed of
80 Democrats, y Republicans and In
with three floating district,
tn hear from
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
Hawkins County,

The Rogersvilc Reporter SAYS the
Johnson or Chcatham men swappcd of
Carter in that county. As Carter only
lacks 80 votes of having as many rs
Johnson and Cheathan both in lIaw.
kin', we cant see where the swap
comes in,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
The Next House.

The next House Of Representatives,
consisting Of 292 members. will stand ~
follows; Republicans, 203; Democrats
SS-a Republican majority Of llj, and
considerably more than two.third.. In
tie present House the Republican ma.
jority i. 81 Net Republican gain in tie
Tower branch of Congress, IS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
The Vote of McMinn.

The official vote of the different civil
districts Of McMinu county appears on
the local page Of our paper. such OF
our friends as couldn't spare time TO 60
to the polls on the 9th, will, perhaps,
find entertainment in investigating the
tiUilrcs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
The Phantom Train.

The phantom railroad train is revived
on the New York Central. Ii makes its
annual visitation, bearing the remains Of
Lincoln, with band of black nstru-
mcnis and skeleton players grinning
chcerily, AMI an escort of soldiers, each
leaning on coffin or carrying one on
his back. 1t can De seen almost any dark
uiuIt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
The Democratic Vote in 1865

Seymour in 1865 carried eight States,
four North and four South. They were
Delaware, New Jersey, New York and
Oregon. North; Georgia, Maryland,
Kentucky aud Louisiana, South. These
state, made 50 electoral votes FOR Scy-
mour against PA for Grant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

THE majority of Thornburgh in the
Second District is said to be more than
two thousand. The Chronicle regards
the result as terrible rcbukc to the
parties who had the Representative elect
legislated out of the Attorney raj
ship year or two ago.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

IL our political friends will take the
trouble to LOOK over the election returns
they will see that there is no occasion to
surrender the State at once into the
hands of the Radical party. Some Sc
rious mistakes have been made, but they
arc not ilrctrievallc
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

THE Secretary of the Society Of Spir-
itualistS informs the Atlanta Herald that
there arc j20 members on the rolls OF
the organization in that city, and that
quite II number of the most prominent
merchants and business men there are
among them. He says that in numbers
responsibility and intelligence, they will
fayorably compare with any church in
the city.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
congressman Elect in Georgia.

The following are the Congressman
elect from Georgia:
Frs, District, Morgan Rawls. Demo
c,at; Second. Gilbert J. Wright Demo
crat; Third, Sampson Bell, Republican
Fourth, John 5. Bigby, Republican
Fifth. James c. Freeman. Republican
Sixth. Jas. RI. Blount Democrat; Sev.
en.h, P.B.M. Young, Democrat; Eighth,
A. II. Wright, Democrat; Ninth, Ii. I,
Bell. Democrat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

ALATE Washington date says the in
tcrnal revenue department is to be tho
roughly overhaucd, and all supcrnu-
merarics and dcad-hcads discharged. 1t
is alleged that fifty per cent. Of the pres
ent force can be dispensed with TO the
advantage of the service.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

AN Indianapolis girl advertises that
she will receive sealed proposals from
all parts of the United States for mar
riage. She claims she is worth two hun
died thousand dollars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
McnlDI,iS Items,

MEMPHIS, Nov. ll.-Thc Boston fire
has been the all.absorbing topic here
to-day and had a marked effect in bust
ness circles. Nearly all the cotton or
dcr3 are countermandcd and general
panic is predicted.
The Criminal Court is making u war
ON gaming houses. Numbers of keno
establishments have been raided, and
the proprictors and players arrestci.--
Mayor johnson has also been arrested
for licensing them and held in bail to
answer FOR violation of the gaming laws.
Phillip Martin was shot and killed
last evening on Front street by Bob
Cox, Fireman. They were rival suit
ors. Cox walked up to Martin and af-
ter few words shot him through the
head, then made his escape.
w. II. Powers, mate Of the steamer
Phil Allen, was arrested last evening
having caused the death of an aged la
boring man, a deck passenger on the
boat, by knocking him off of a cotton
bale for smoking ripe.
A man named Wagner was shot and
killed at Fulton. Tenn, by John Bell
boarding house keeper, while eating
breakfast, for making remarks in re.
gard to the fare. Bell was arrested.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
Estimates of Boston Papers.

The moring papers are almost cXclu-
sivcly filed with details Of the great
conllagration. The Advocate estimates
the total loss at eighty millions. The
Post, on the authority Of leading insur-
ancc officers, places it at a hundred mil
lions. The Journal gives full list OF
individual losses and estimates the total
at considerably over n hundred mil
lions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
How il Stands,

The statement below, from the Union
aud American of Tuesday morning, i.
as full a. we have received OF the gen
cral result Of the elections in this State.
Tho paper says tina. some Of the returns
from which its figures are made up are
unofficial, and leave three counties in
Middle, four in West and four in East
Tennessee to be heard from. For Gov
ernor the vote stands as follows:
John c. Brown, s9,l39
\. A. freeman, 7G,OO3
Browns majority, 1916
For Congressman at large the returns
are as follows:
Horace MAYNARD, 72225
Frank Chca,ham, 6l627
Andrew Johnson, $3.50
MAYNARD over Chealham 1888; the
latter over johnson, 2JSGS; Chpatham
aud Johnson's vote combined, 9736S, or
25l43 more than Maynard's The total
vote for Congressman at large. lC9Gll,
with eleven counties vet to hear from.
The aggregate vote it, the gubernatorial
race is lG5, l42 rs far rs received. The
total vote for Governor in 1870, l20IT9
of which Brown received 1879, and
Wisener fl 800.
In the regular Congressional elections
the Republicans have carried lst, ID, Sd.
9Th. 9Th and 9th districts. and the Demo-
Gratis the 4th, 9th and seventeen five
less than the latter contracted for when
they rc.districted the State last winter.
The returns from the Legislative cleo
tions as far "a received show cOusidera-
bic Republican gains. but not enough,
we think, to prevent the Democrats
from having n safe working majority in
both branches upon all questions affect
ing the interests of the Commonwealth.
The balance of power referred to by
some OF the papers it i. to be hoped is
imaginary, as that sort of an institution
in dclibcraiyc body generally means
trade and dicker, and invariably results
in more harm than good.
Mr.. Grceley's vote in the State will be
about 10000, judging from the incom-
plete returns we have received.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
athens 2ost.
Athens, Friday, Novemser7l5, 1872,
Grcclcy'S Vote.

Tie following is the Greeley electoral
vote; Georgia II, Maryland :, Louisi'
ana ;. Texas $, Missouri Is, Kentucky
l., Tennessee T.. Total Il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

WHEN Mr.. Lincoln was questioned
in regard TO some of the witticisms at
tributcd to him, he laughed and said :
"Thc papers make me smarter than |
am; | have said none of these things
with one exception. I did say when |
had the smallpox, Now let the Office
seekers come, for at last ! have some
thing for all of them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
Good for Wendell.

A minister once told Wendell Phil
lips that If his business in life was TO
save the negroes he ought to 80 South
where they were and do it. "That is
worth thinking Of" replied Phillips;
Sand what is your business in lilc"
"To save men from hell replied the
minister. "Thcn 90 there and attend to
your business" replied Mr. Phillips.
Now that the election is over, the Gin
natl Commercial very gravely remarks:
1--WE were not at any time in favor of
anything to beat Grant" We are not
aware that any one ever suspicioned any
fthe ''independent' journals Of being
particularly anxious TO "beat Grant"
though they are now filed with length
cned reasons, long drawn out, to &C
count for the defeat of the Liberal
movement.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Col. WM. T.. PEAK. Democrat, is elect
ed Joint Representative for Mcigs, Rhea,
Cumberland and James. Maiority 45O,
with James county TO hear from.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
The Horse Disease at Cincinnati.

Epizoolic cases are increasing every
hour. 1t is expected that by tomorrow
the city will be horselcss for working
purposes. One of the street car lines
has taken Off half of its cars to-day
Another line will take off large cars to.
morrow. The number of horses seen
in the streets is diminishing. The fire
department of Supervisors tonight re-
solved to call meetings in all the wards
tomorrow night to organize men TO
draw the engines to fires.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

The United States have begun melt
ing the first instalment (S1,00O,0OO of
the twenty millions of one dollar gold
peices which are to be rccoine6 into
pciccs of larger denominations.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

A NEGRO, confined at Blandvile, KY,
on charge Of attempted outrage on
young lady, was taken from the Jail, on
the night of the 10th. by a number of
citizens, and hanged.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

q. W. BLACKBURN, a member of the
old Brownlow regime, announces him
self, through the Knoxville Chronicle,
as candidate for State Comptroller.
Suggestive, amt it!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

THE Ronaout Times has been victim
lied by a travelling Jour" printer, who
is described as "a short, scrawny midi
vidual, with more jaw than govern.
mcnt mule"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

THE Congressional delegation from
Virginia stands five Democrats to four
Republicans. Grants majority In the
State is announced as probably less than
three thousand.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

The suspension Of Stanfield, Went
worth & Co.. dry goods and commission
merchants. ct Boston and New York, is
announced
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Daddy Cain, Congressman at large
from South Carolina, was formerly
field hand; but lie don't think he will
have hard row to hoe when he gets TO
Washington.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

About the commencement of the late
unpcasantness, Judge Sam. Rice made n
speech in North Alabama in which he
said the "Soulhcrn soldiers can whip
the Yankees with pop-guns:'
After the war, when things wore a
different aspect, he Glanced to make
another but very different sort of
speech in the same place, when an in
dignant voter who had heard and re-
mcmbcrcd the former boa,tiui harNnguc
rolled up his sleeves and approached the
Judge rs follows:
"Sam Rice, didn't YOU makca speech
here in 1861 y
Il did, said Sam.
"And didn't you say that we could
whip the Yankees with pop-guns?'
"CcMainly did; but the id rascals
wouldn't consent to fight us that way!'
Another Railroad Horror.
The latest railroad massacre dates
from Scranton, Pennsylvania:
This evening about five o'clock, as a
construction train on the Delaware
Lackawana and Western Ralrond, was
lnearing Hampton CroSsin" frightful
accident occurred. The train was back
ing toward this city aud had on board
about thrly-hve laborerS, most OF whom
were in the caboose at the cud Of the
train. Near Hampton Crossing the ca
boo,c struck large boulder which had
fallen upon the tack.
The engine being at the other end Of
the train, the engineer could not see the
trouble and pushed the caboosc over an
cmbankmcnt and it fell a distance Of -
feet in n creek. Seven of the uniortu-
nate men were instantly killed, and SIX
teen others were severely injured, four
Of whom will probably die.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

THE Nashville papers Of Wednesday
morning put Gov. Browns minority at
l6. lGe. \ few counties yet to hear from.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
a Disguised DutclIman.

Small Talk says the city missionary
Of Dubuque is overwhelmed and dis
couragcd. He talked to an excited Ger
man, aud the German said: dame it :
why dond you 90 to work ? Vat in ter
tievcl vas der use of your goin' round
nit dem pieces of baper. Dem was
played out. Dame it, 90 to work, and
dond be adding der loafcr nit your
blows bout dem religious bizness.'
THE latest dispatches announce that
Arkansas has gone for Grant, with a
Radical majority in the Legislature.
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senator WRIGHT and Gen. Ieggctt delivered
addresses at tue meeting Of the Washington
Temperance League last evening.
Quitting advertising ia dull times l. like tear
ing out dam because the water Il low. Either
Plan will prevent good times from ever coming.
Tie ease Of S-IouudmaStcT Hoover, who was
charged with eNiOrting money from female
employs q The Treasury under the promise OF
securing TIE III promotion. has been settled"
Mr.; +; ,. Jennings spoke yesterday at the
CITY hall on ''Chis,ianity or Bible Religion"
M Mt
Il. g. Parsons, marshal of the United States
SUPREME Court, Presented 80 to the Sabbath
school OF Zion Wesley Church, on the occasion
of TIE thiTty-SeCond anniversary services.
"A match game OF base bail was PLAYED on Sat
uTday between the National nine of Washington
and the Baltimore nine, which resulted in A
victory for the EatimOreaDs by a score of % to l.
We regret To learn that the Rev. u. A. Bar
tlO.Omew, pastor OF the Christian Church on
Vermont avenue, has been confined to his room
Iheuma. ism.
The Columbia Typographical L Mon No. i0i. on
Saturday evening, elected the following dele
gates 10 the National Typographical Convention
AZ Richmond on the 3d OF June next: j. VI. n.
Bennett.
The hrst passenger car built for the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad made a trip over the road
a fer a Huntington, On Saturday, with a party
81 tNCuT>OniSts from this city. The new Lou0
Bridge was crossed Tor the first time and was
found in excellent condition.
"A large asst mblaEe, in front of st. Matthews
Church corner OF 18th and II streets, Yesterday
afternoon. witnt ssed the monies attendant
upon the dedication of the statue OF Saint
MATTHEW, recently received from France.
lie statue was placed in the niche reserved for
H. above the front entrance OF the church.
young lady named Maria Lugan was run
over ard severely injured by a carriage on
Saturday evening. How long are pedestrians
To be at the mercy Of reckless drivers in this
city, About twenty people, old and young, are
new Gown from injuries received by being run
over in the streets.
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THE COTRTS-

COURT IN GENBRAL TERN.-Tc-fay-In re,
applications OF Thomas e.. Cox and Joseph Sc
gar; order appointing them commissioners for
me District of Columbia. In re. II. James
hobson, application for patent for improve
ment in stovepipe drums; order directing
issue LOT patent In re, Lydia F. Hall and
Belva Lockwood, application tor admission 10
the bar; order referring to standing committee
ior examination. MoreIand agt. Kilby; con-
tnued Assigned for to- morrow IN umhers 6,
u 10 10, 1s, 10, 20, 21 -, IS, a. and - on the
calendar.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneT-Mary Tho ma
aNsgrant, was sent to the wOrkhouse sixty day :.
ogle Washington and Abraham Page, tilsor-
Derry IN the northern market; fined Il each
John Bennett pleaded guilty TO being drunk
and protane, and was fined So. James Raw
same offence; fined So. George Clark. same;
FORFEITED his collateral. Oliver Bigelow Oliver
comet and Edward Souser, three sailors, loud
ana S holsterous talking and protane; - each.
Ehzapeth Hamilton, profane and indecent
language fined; IS. William Ford. colored,
violation of the hack law; continued Philip
Ward, same offence; fined IS. George Wi Ier-
man, ohstructing street with boxes and barrels;
nned 81. Jack Russell, assault on William
Sweet with razor; fined so and costs John
Jones, coiored, charged with larceny of a co I
and pistol; fined $40 and costs
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4 l. E y A y d Il | A .

EXCITING TRIAL.-At Arlington, last night.
Justice N :. Wright held John Bartlett to bail
Tor his appearance at the next term OF the coun-
~ court on the charge of assaulting a colored
woman named Miller. A great deal of excite
ment was manifested by the large crowd of COL
ored men assembled at the examination. and
fears were at one time entertained that the ac-
cused would meet with personal violence.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Cireen & Wise. auction
GERS, sold. TO- day, for II. q. Claughton, trustee,
A acres of land, near Accotink Village AT so
per acre-W. ID. COrSc. purchaser: also the house
and lot, No. Isl Cameron street. for Albert
Stuart, commissioner, to Mrs. Georgeans Mills,
for 5000.
81 PER QUART FOR STRAWBERRIES. MIR.
Slater OF this city, sold in Washington, a few
days ago, 50 NE Strawberries, raised in his own
garden at the rate OF = per quart!-Gdsetie,
Saturday creniRq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

e;oxeruuent Securlttes
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, April 22-Nirginia sizes. con-
sc,idaisd, - West Virginias, IL bid TO-DAY.
BALTIMORE, April Cotton quiet. bat
hrm, = a22&. Flour quiet AMI very firm;
prices unchanged Wheat active. southern.
S2sS2lo: Pennsylvania -; Amber. Michigan,
elSe. White southern corn active, 6SaGa: vel
low southern duh, 66aC7. oats steady; very
choice light southern, Caa6i; western. mad
kye-sales are made at S0aa5 Provisions gui-,
hut firm. Pork, SIS ASIA; bulk meats
shoulders. As RIB sides clear rib sides g A
Ga. Bacon-fair jobhiug demand; shoulders.
5& a. :; NIB sides 49, =; clear rib sides , 4 !
"a. Sugar hams-steady. l2gai3. IsrI
dull, g 20. Western butter active: good 10
choice rolls, 2ja2S; choice new tub, 2sa3l
Whisky unchanged S7%.
NKw YORK, April 22.-Stocks not So firm n,
the opening. Gold heavy, II O.. Money firm. =
Exchange. long, % short, u. Government.
firm. Virginia SKIES, %; new, 81. North
CarOlinas. So; ntw. 80.
NEw YORK. April 22.-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat very firm. Corn scarce and firm.
LCNDoN, April -, ll.Sn n. m--Consols opened
al y 2. tor money and o. for account. Bonds
OF St2s. SoI; let5s, old, Ga; lSG7's, 20 \
I0-4Cis, S9K.
FRANKFoRT. April 22.-Bonds opened at % =
fer the issue OF lsc2.
PARIS, APrl 22.-Rentes opened at IS francs
i5 CCntlmPS,
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G. Z O RG f T O w n.

RErrCT:oS OF FsEIGHT Tolls ON THE ca
NAI.-Last week a deduction OF ten cents per
ter was made for freig on coal from Camber-
land to Georgetown. which caused q temporary
delay IN the arrival of many beats. The price
was formerly Sl45, and Is now Sl.S5 per ton.
Boats are now beginning to arrive freely A
loaded.
IRE FisH MARKTT.-This morning - 5a1
herring sold at from - 10 - per thousand. an I
1,5CO shad at Si2 per hundred. A large number
OF fine white perch are being thrown overheard
AZ the wharf in consequence OF no sale. showing
hat FISH of that species. a. well as black bass. a
la e. rpmber of which arrived this morning,
are in abundance at the Little Falls, these hay-
ing been caught in seines.
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THE WEATHER

WAR DRPARTN EST, Office Cki.f Signal One,r.
WASHINGTON, II. G., April -. 1852, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-FuU r
Hot Es.-The lowest barometer has moved
Lortheastwardly, and is now central north OF
New England, followed by brisk and Ugh north
westerly winds over the upper and lower lakes.
Partially cloudy weather, with rain, Is prevail
ing along the Gulf coast, and from New Jersey
northward and eastward; otherwise clear and
Pleasant weather very generally. An area ct
Ialllng barometer has extended southeast ard
over the lake region TO the southern and middle
states.
PRoBA BILITIEs.-The lowest barometer will
continue moving down the St. Lawrence valley.
Clear and clearing weather, falling tempera-
ture, and westerly TO noTtheTly winds will pre-
vail from the lower lakes TO the eastern gulf.
and south and middle Atlantic coasts and ex-
tend over New England this afternoon and eve
ning- An area of low barometer is apparently
advancing eastward over Montana, and dimn n
lshlng pressure will probably prevail over the
northwest, with easterly TO sOutherly winds
Brisk and high northwesterly winds are prOba-
BILE for the middle and east Atlantic coasts, but
dangerous winds are not anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

DUPoNCo's GOLDEN Pills are deemed inds-
pensable in every household. Sold wholesale
and retail by Il. ID. Gilman. Retail by the fol-
lowing druggists:-Kdwen & Son; F. u. Dow
ing, * and G streets southwest; j. COughlin,
r, corner OF 9th street; p. II. Heller, 9TH and y
Georgetown. eo2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22
DRY GOODS.
SILh DEPARTMENT.

SiLk DEPARTMENT
B"GAH & WYLIE.
lOls AND 1920 SEVENTH STREET. n W
BLACK sILksst 81, sl.2S, $40, sl.7s, So
MARCELLINE LINING SILKS at 81 per yarl.
ELEGANT SHADES CpLORkD SILKS at 81
Per yard.
81 MMER SII rs. very i6e. Sle5.
JAPANEsE SILKS new styles, 6shc., 75c 81
and Sl2s
SILK FINISHED PoPLINs strips and checks,
at zoe.
FRENCH SILK POPLISS At 81 and sl25
Only One Iyioe, ~ Pam FtPmeS. ap20 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

LOUIS SPANIER, 14l6 street, has Just opened
large stock of fine Wines, Liquors and i'm port.
ed havana Cigars. Having long experience
IN this business, can furnish first-class arti-
Gle at extremely low prices.
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Georgetown Advertisements

NJ MR.. A. UrCUEL, LOG Bridge street,
~ Georgetown, who leaves here by the frst ct
May desires all persons who have he's IT clocks
with him Tor repair 10 take the same away 10y the
above cate. oiherwise they will Ice disp sed Of at
anCiIon. Store oPen from q N. 10 | q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

He INDIANS ARE ON THE wAR-PATH. bus
Time and Sickness deprive more p, ople of their
hair than the scalpinC knife. Nevertheless
fhdiOnS Chemical Hair InriGorutor stops the
railing out Of the fbres inevitably and immedi-
at ", produces a fresh growth, and keeps the
HAIR in state OF vigorous health and glossy
beauty. eo3