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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-06
THE COURrS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cart.sr.-To-day,
Robbins agt. Grant, Gait s. Co. agt. Smith ct
al, Iiiley agt Gilbert; judgments bv defsnlt.
Dane agt. May; discontinued. Burns 81 Co. agt
Huhbeli; Judgment OF condemnation. Leess
sgt Buckley; judgment on terms. Kuhl az.
SnIo,t and wagner; Judgment affirmed. Shreye
agt Brosnshsn; do.
Police COURT. JUDGE Smell -Yester,lav, after
our report closed, John Schwartz, keeper OF a
restaurant. was charged with Keeping oren on
the Lords day. Sergeant CLAYTON testified To
going i bis place on last Sunday evening ani
10 seeing accused serve out drinks and the
money paid and change returned. The front
uoot was fastened, but the officer looked thror gh
an aperture in the blinds. For the defence
Mr.. Hine introduced witnesses. wnc testjfel
tHat they are regular boarders of the house, anl
were invited to drink by the proprietor, and
ance on former bill; judgment was reserved
conrad Eber, keeper of restaurant on ID
street., was charged with the same offense.
Sergeant Clayton testified to seeing six persons
IN this place on Sunday night; was first attract
ed 70 the place by loud talking while AT the
corner OF 10th and ID streets; went TO the DOOR
as he had seen others do, and was met at the
door by Mr.. Eber, and walked in, but did not
see any sales made; saw that the bar was omen ,
ana several persons were lounging about there.
The judge remarked that he thought there
must he some proof or very strong circumstan-
tlai evidence Produced that the accused had his
place OF business open for the ordinary par
poses for which it Is kept, but 1t being the first
case under this law, he would reserve his deri-
sion in order to review the whole law on the
subject. VIM. Shaw and VIM. Taylor, colored,
charged with committing an assault on Osicar
8rossuahan and resisting him in the DISCHARGE
of his duty: continued.
TO-DAY.
Henry Davis, charged with stealing a bO At
valued AZ Sl00, from Mr.. Greaves; grand jury.
James r. Smith, profanity on 18th street; 3.
Thomas johnson, same charge; 3. Z. VI
Ormes and r. A. Edwards, dis0rdertv conduct:
forfeited their collateral: Mary Meals public
profanity; -. George Porter, same offence s3
Annie Bowie, same; 3. Henry Bowie Same -
William Ottmpn, keeper of a restaurant on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, charged with keeping
open on Sunday. The testimony was heard
and the judge reserved his decision. Lizzie
Snow was brought in by Sergeant CLAYTON on a
charge OF assault and battery on Maggie NAV.
one of the inmates of her house, on the 81 inst
Mr. Gloss asked a postponement of the hearing,
as the complaining witness was unable to be
present to testify from the injuries she has
received, having been fearfully beaten. He
asked that bonds be fixed for the appearance OF
the accused, and the court fxed it at $500
Jealousy is alleged to be at the bottom of the
trouble.
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Condensed Locals.

The GsrIsaE- American Sa.ings Bank, lIr.
job. Hitz pres. lent. began business yesterday
with a capital 90 $1,000.
TIE UTick vCTk OF the new opera house IS
hL he'd and presents asUbSr 4Htial appe aranra.
Nr- ...... IT. .Ef., Tor when lie C8eTa house j.
hong built has been N this CITY for several davs
orsI'eu CO I'll" 5nced work on the root yeS.eT-
Gay 40 EI.l tahe several months vet to entirely
compete lie building.
John Daily, Who Wa found dead in a sewer
Cit' az 'le corner of Beall and Monroe streets,
Se"rEetOTn, az stated in yesterdays STAB,
rested az the corner OF 1sth and VI streets, and
was W very POOR circumstances. He leaves a
vile ana ;wo children, the Youngest being only
Three weeks Old.
\ Caledonia club, OHPJSed Of ScOtchmen,
Wa OTEaGlz 81 A. tue rooms # the i. VI G. A,
last evening, with the following officers "A.
peTOwhc-ay, president; T. NcRerichar, 81,
vice president, james X. Kerr. treasurer; .Ishn
Robertson. - c"Tding secretary; q. ). BroaliOO-,
CORES O0diug secretary.
y quarterly meeting 81 the WOmcI's Christian
Association Va held Yesterday. Mrs. SICAB-y
president. The report showed eleven bOar.iers
and heEeEciaTies az the Home; Also, thirty chill
drfU N Tire Foster Horne branch. the majority
O. which are beng taught. II Is prOpOS ! to
give tte inmates a good Thanksgiving dinner
LII any contributions vii be thankfully re-
Cei'td Al the building in judiciary Iuare.
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TIE THEArERs--Notwithstsn the cleo.
uoh, Silss maize futnsm and company attracted
. fair house at the National Theafer last svs-
ming, and :. Meg's Diversion proved very di-
yertine TO the audience. "San Souci- Is on ths
bills for tonight.
There will be a very entertainin, perfo-m ,ncs
NJ the Theater ComiQue to night AMI to-w1re
row evening Dick Parker will spread himself
on the occasion OF his farewell benefit. Hi.
friends should MI the house.
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TIE BEsT ARTICLE ever III use by families,
recommended hy All who have tried It. Is the
Ha!f0rd LetceStershiTe Table Sauce. To be had
OF every good grocer.
UNDER the eInbiazorei word " Peace, the
Chrolicie announced the glorious returns last
night, and the StCr assisted during the canvass
IN lighting the way to victory. Continue, kind
dispensers OF Information, TO post the Washing
ton public in reference 20 the Grand Gift Pho
togTarh Enterprise At No. 5i7 18th street, corner
ID, and next door TO Green ~ Williams.
QUERY Why IS it that Hamilton & Pear
son, y. NJ. q. y. Building, corner of 9th and ID
streets, are doing such an extensive business I'm
Latrobe stoves ranges, CRATES, slate and marble
&c, &c? Answer! Because they keep the
most complete assortment of these goods south
of New York. and employ the very best work
and in the best manner TO prove the assertion
give them call. eo6
THH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue snd 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calendar month.
banking hours, . 10 4. Saturdays, 3 TO and
to 8. ZtS.l4tI6
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
BauIns hoopskirt and corset factory, 9TH street,
h'eiEsehcef buldinS. 1928
LADIES AND GENrLEMEN: II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in frst-class manner,
cent them To A. Fisher, No. 6lS 9th street ONO
site Patent Office. The Professor will p We YOU
subtraction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. 9,2l3:
RELIEF FOR TIE FKEr-Fes. al per Tst-
CoIl= extracted without pain; Bun!ons, Bad
Nails. K" relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites,
No. $50 18th street, opposite L. s. Treasury.
TRxsxorErsEs and Bsrome ter. are repaired
and nsde IN order by Eenpler, near * street
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STERLING SILVER WARE. solid metal without
plate, splendid wearing metal teaspoons 81.
fable forks, $50 per sett; received at Priyg's
3eweiTy store, No. At Pennsylvania avenue.
near street.
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CIT Z TIE Ms.

HOSIERY AND GEovEs, a large assortment, az
Go.cmarn y SteinbeTs's, corner 7th and &
streets.
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BRUTAL MURDER IN MARYLAND-A shock
ing murder was committed on farm occupied
by MI. Alexander Gadd, on Wednesday last II
appears that George W. Arringdale, VINO has
been residing with his brother Edward near
hIngstOn, In this county, for some tina past
ana man by the name of John Barwick a
resident of UckahOe Neck, in Caroline county,
We're in attendance at the sale OF Mrs Morgan
near HlllshOrough. and Barwick imbibed wins
ky pretty freely. After the sale was over Ar
rlngdsie took Earwick in his buggy TO convey
hm to the landing on Mr.. Gadd's farm and
while riding along the road Barwick accused
ArTingdale OF stealing his money. On arriving
at the barn OF MIR. Gaii, near the spot
where Barwick had left his boat, they
both alighteG from the buggy, and while
Arringdae was tying his horse to the fence
BaTwick stepped up in the rear of him and dealt
him heavy blow on the back of the head with
a doutle-harrel gun, knocking him To the
ground senseleSs. Barwick then ran to his boat
ANA went across the river 20 the Caroline side
Artingdale was taken to his brothers. house in
an lnsenslole condition, aud about one O'Clock
on thursday morning expired from the effects
OF ms wounds. The sheriff OF Caroline county
became cognlZant OF the fact, and he proceeded
to the residence OF Barwick and took him in
custody. The murder having been committed
In this county, Sheriff Sparks proceeded II
Denton, where he had been confined since his
arrest, and brought him TO Esston, where he
VIII remain to await lis naturalization (ad)
Gazette.
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FINE plated sets, buttons and neck chains n
match, from 81 10 $50 per set, in all the 1oid
patterns, received at Prigg's jeweiry store. No.
At Pernsy iyania avenue, nearly street.
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ALLEGED ArrENPT To PICK A PocKEr-j
Last evening, Ofscer NJ arigan arrested Frank.
Cronin, charged with attempting to pick thei
pocket OF Joseph Speer. who had drawn two,
Cronin invited Speer to take n drink and me
iatter states that on the wav the attempt wss
maize by accused TO abstract the money from his
was captured and locked an for n hsa,;n,
Tnis morning Judge Smell sentenced him TO jaii
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LOCAL NEWS S.
AmuSements, &c. To-ntxbt,

Sa-s-a5 IarG.-s.-Eaue Putnam in ssSaIs
Sou.
ras7'-y Ta7ailts.- COMEDY, burIesI ue, songs,
dances, etc.
lincoln HaV.-Rubiustein concert.
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NJ e. .f- No. ITO,
IN0TbGE 2E P0sTTPp0 &c z o. SALES OF

PUBLIC LANDS In MINNESOTA.
Notice IL hereby given that tbs President Of the
United States, BY executive order. daIed August a
l2. has directsd that the sales OF lands In Mime
sofa. ordered by the foregoing pIeclamstion, No.
several land offices to wit
l6, iN2 = : = -
At TAyLoRs FALLS, commencing MONDAY,
December 23, 1917.
At Du LUTH, commencing MONDAY, December
And the President has also directed that so much
of said proclaim alton, No. III, relates to sales of
lands in the ALEXANDRIA land district be revoked.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this twenty eighth day Of August, A. D. 1874.
BY order of the President:
WILLIS DRUMMOND.
sep6-lawtds Commissioner General Land ONCE
y WAsHISeroN. D. g., October "a, 1877.
On the petition OF l.. +. GOODYEAR, Of
New Haven: Conn prs. ing 70. the extension of q
ls5e, for an Improvement in Tools for Cutting
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day OF February next, that the
time Tor Ming arguments and the Examiners re-
Fort be limited to the 7th day Of March next, and
that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of
Mar. next.
Any person may oppose this extension
oe26 s.St n. d. LIGGETT, Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.
livery person entitled to the right of pI ptor
to any of the lands within the townships and parts Of
townships above enumerated Is uired 10 establish
the same to the satisfaction Of the Registers and Re
cevers Of the proper land oices, and make payment
notice, and before the day appointed for the com.
mencemeni Of the public sale Of the lands embrac.
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. WILLIS DRUMMOND,
Commissioned the General Land Of1os
iel7- M OCT
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FoR GENTS FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds
60 10 the new store CT Goldman X SteinbeTR,
corner 9Th and G. streets.
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TIE ESSAY PRENIUMS.-There will doubt
less be lively competition among the Young
folks for the gold medals offered Nv the Society
for The prevention Of cruelty 20 animals a good
institution bat an awkward namel tor the best
composition on the subject of '.Crueltv to Ami
nais.' Already the ESSAYS are beginning to
pour in, and sslcoInpetitors have until the 18th
10 forward their productions, the essay commit
Tee OF The society expect large number by the
Gate mentioned The medals are now in pro-
cess OF manufacture in Bottom, and ss soon As
they are finished will be exhibited in this CITY.
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Run OVER BY THE CARs.-Yesterlay after
loon, man named W. Kirby was run over by
one OF the cars OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road on lst street, between II and streets,
northeast, and seriously injured. Ohicer McNs-
mara procured a carriage and conveyed him to
bis residence, on X street, between 4 and 9th
streets, southwest
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SPONTANEOUS Commemorative Bedford
(Pa.) Inquirer OF October 18th relates the an
neNed warning incident: Several weeks ago the
new stable OF ). 5. Metzger took fire and burned
70 the ground i'll the midst OF a drenchinc rain
NO FIRE had been used about the building, and
there was no way of accounting for the origin of
the hre but by attributing it to an incendisry or
10 spontaneous combustion. The men engaged
IN painting and finishing Mr.. Metzger's new
house had been granting shutters for the house
IN the stable during the day before the fire. but
II was scarcely thought possible that the fire
couid nave originated from that SOURCE The
stable having been burned, the painters trans
Tered their granting to the cellar of the house
That evening the inmates of the house discoy-
cred a smoke and smell of burning Gotten or
paper issuing from the cellar. An examination
disclosed the fact that the oiled rags used bv the
painters in granting had been thrown together
In corner and had ignited by spontaneous
combustion, and were just bursting into flame
Tins timely discovery saved the house and
stable: Next day q nail key was paI tly filed
with the oily rags cast away by the painters and
set i'll the sunshine i'm the yard. In few hours
me rags and keg were found to be on fire.
very few people are aware OF the danger arising
from such a source.
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SLOW POISONING FROM GREEN WALL
PAPER-A physicianin Western Massachusetts,
recently had lady patient who, for several
weeks, had been suffering from nausea, general
prostratIOn, and other symptoms of slow poison
ing. Failing to discover the cause of the symp-
toms, az last resort the doctor requested her
to move from her chamber, the walls of which
were covered with paper of very light shade
Of green. so light, indeed, that i'm the evening
it Gould scarcely be distinguished from white.
After leaving the room the symptoms imme-
diately disappeared, and the patient rapidly re-
COVERED A sample OF the paper was Forwarded
Tor analysis to the state chemist at Hartford,
Mr.. (Joseph He'll, of tie high SCHOOL, snd was
found to contain large quantity Of arsenic
MI. Hall obtained the poison in the various
forms OF metallic arsenic, yellow tersulphte,
silver arsenite and arseniOus acid or common
white arsenic. He estimates that every square
foot OF this innocent looking paper contained
an amount OF the poison equivalent to five grains
OF arsenious acid, double the fatal dose for an
adult person. This in the moist warm weather
OF last July and August, was amply sufficient to
Keep the air OF a room constantly impregnated
With the poison, and any person occupying
such room would be as certainly poisoned a.
though the arsenic had been taken into the
stomach--Hartf0rd COurdnt.
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have now open for your ins pection the hand.
sonest assortment Of
DOLLAR GOODS
You ever have seen together and it will Certainly
pay you TO take look at them. The variety il
so large that IL would be futile effort to enumerate
them, 60 will only call your attention to few ar
ticles Lately received, and which are remarkably
cheap:
Ladies' Undergarments, gotten up ia such a s.yl.
and OF such material that it will surprise you they
only 81 each.
Ladies' Iron Frame British Hose, 5 pair tor 81
Handsome eilk scarfs at 80 cents and 81
Sets a fancy and pain trimmed Linen Guns aad
Collar, al 81 cents per set.
sets Of shsfseld Table Cutlery, six Forks and six
Carving sets, Knife. Fork and Steel, for ell
Table Mats, Elk In q set, for 81
silver plated spoons and Forks, SIX for 81,
American Clocks, brass works, 81
hsndsen me Chromos IN heavy vain ut frames, must
be set d to be spprecist ed, at 81 each
Walnut Picture Frames. at 20 cents and 81
s each
Clothes and Hat Racks, Towel Backs, &C, at 81
each. ~ Wv -
The best button Kid you ever boueh. for 81
a fuii line OF eatcheis, all leather, in different
stl les, at 81.
lmbI elias and Canes in large variety.
Large Looking Glasses at &c &c., and 81.
/ might keep on in this way, bat cannot do so
without becoming tedious so I will only add that
guarantee every article sold Of my store to be at
least Is per cent. cheaper than it can be bought
and to be good in quality a. 1t is pos
sible TO be made.
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A CHURCH SCANDAL.-The case Of Elijah
Lucas, pastor OF the first Harlem Bap-
fist church, who is accused of misie-
meanor by members of his church, wa.
yesterday before the council OF the Baptist
churches OF New York and vicinity. Mr
Smith represented the disa ifected members
and cited an instance when Mr.. Lucas
III an address over the remains of a deceased
member, said: This man was lazy Chris
tan.' On the family OF deceased Directing TO
this kind of language, defendant said in the
pulpit OIL the following Sunday: " There is A
family in the church who are my enemies for
the reason that did not say that the soul of
sot was in heaven" Mr.. Lucas was also char Iel
with making prevaricating statements In refer
ence TO q church member. Mr.. Lucas, in his
defence, did not attempt to deny the ,mputa-
tons regarding himself, but ascribed all the
trouble TO the interference of q church member
named Burr, who has sought to control the
Sunday school, and also to usurp his minister's
authority. The case was submitted to the coun-
Gil, who will render a verdict after mature
judgment.-N i. Nail.
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~ Two Indian mothers have been arrested
At Oakland, CAL, for papoose-icide.
gThere are five female practising physicians
in Binghsmton, n. Y.
~One thousand dollars fine or imprisonment
for one year is the penalty for betting on cleo
tons in Illinois.
0An Indiana poet has been sent TO the
peritentisry for three years for what a Western
paper calls "plagisrizing horse"
DThe Arizona diamond excitement Is over,
and the spectators are now looking for suita-
BILE place TO locate q large gold hill.
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WILCOX * GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
1n.elE sencer Building. IO2s
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"THE IRISH REPUBLICAN, PUBLICATION
CoNPANN."-The statements relative to the in
corporation OF the above-named company, here
tefore published, contained two important err
rors The trustees are named for one year, and
not Tor ten years as stated and the capital stool
into =" 81 ,Oco shares"
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IHE BEST ARTICLE ever ia use nv families
recommended by All who have tried II, Is tht
Ha!iord LeiceStershire Table Sauce. To be hat
OF every good grocer.
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n DAsTARDLY OCTRAGE-Lirls TlTosrr into
a Roy's Eyss.-Last night a little son OF M.
George w Knox, about IL yeas OF age, while a.
play on 18th street, between Pennsylya1i4 ave
rue and street, was severely injured bv An
called ont "WhO 10 you 20 for,'r' The hGv an
swfred for Grant" when the conrei man
<hrew handful Of puIyerized un=lqcted ii..p
lin IN his eyes. The boy screamed with utlr,
and some one took him into the restaurant ON
tie corner Of T. and 18th street. and dt~Eei
water in mis- face, relieving him a. soon as nos
sibi6 by flashing: but this morning he ia in great
distress, and il i feared that the injury To his
sight may be permanent.
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MIDNIGHT RABBIT HUNT BY CATS
Sometime Monday night the family OF MIR. j.
Buckley, residing at No. - Bedford street, WAS
awakened from their slumber by terrific noise
in the cellar. II was altogether louder tn an an
accomplished burglar would suffer himself to
make, and yet II seemed like the work of no
honest man. 1t was apparent that an investi-
cation must be m de. So the household forces
wendell their way to the cellar, where the cause
OF the racket was soon discovered. wild rab-
bit, nearly exhausted, was found trying to es-
cape the clutches of several hungry cats, who
bad chased the poor animal nearly to death.
The pursued and pursuers had turned the cellar
into battle-ground, and the chase had been
followed with such vigor as to produce the eff
fleets above mentioned. The rabbit was Sc
cured, and the cats incontinently banished from
the scene. How the creature came there is a
mystery, though IL is judged he entered hole
in the window when trst chased by the hunt
eIs.-Neto BEDFORD iMass.l Nercurp, Oct 29h.
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WM. II. WHIATLEYy-
steam Dyeing and Occurring
Establishmeht,

deofgetOWn, d.. -
Established 1881; premium awarded 1877: aud ts row
Of the dest. largest. and complete estab-
lshments Of the kind in this country Best place In
the District for Cleaning CT Dyefrg Gentlemen 3
Clothing. Everything aprertainine 10 the business
wen and promptly executed Once closed daily st
sunset exert Saturday when il will be open until
So .. m. Post Offoe Box 723. ap2
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
EVER OFFERED BEFORE.
EVER OFFERED BEFORE.
EVER 0FFKRED BEFORE.
urge careful inspection OF my goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere, assuring the public that
never before have had such variety Of Gar
ments TO please sll tastes and desires, to
accommodate all purses, 70 give
such entire satisfaction.
A visit to my establishment viii fully repay all
who may appropriate the time and trouble Of com
Ing, whether they purchase only wish 10 view my
immense stock and how sell them.
STRACS, the Clothier,
STRAUS, the ClOthieR,
6TRAUS, tho ClOthieF,
lOll PEHESYLvAEIA AVENUE,
l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
l0ll PEGHLYLvANiA AVENUE,
Three Doors from Eleventh street.
Three Doors from Kley enfh Street.
Three Doors frum Eleventh bsrces.
1r6tofe open until 3 d m. and on Saturday until
II D. m, 30 scccmmodaie those tho have no time
10 purchase during the day. Z 80 , si%tr
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H-store open untusp m, and on Saturday until
TO purchase during the day. 7 80 sf%tT
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IRE horses Of the IRE Department are g4nef-
ally improving. "Tag" and "Dus.y," OF the
Franklin engine, are pretty sick, but are not
considered dangerously so. The ''ol1 Jack
horse" of the hook and ladder company is seri-
ously affected, and ii is doubtful if he RECEIVERS.
SICK DONKEYs.
Allison Nailor. ir., has two 6onkeys very sick
with the epidemic. He has fitted up a u,ace for
them in his carriage house. and is doing every
thing for their relief. They both eat, and will
probably recover.
large produce wagon drawn by oven at
fracted attention, as did several wagons Ioa led
with lumber, &c. drawn by men.
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrone tere are repSlred
and made m order by Kempler, near * street
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR SroRr

have now open for your ins pection the ham
sonest assortment Of