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Our Very Cheap Goods,

such a, Ladies' most fashionable Satteens and
Empress Cloths-the new colors, Sage, Bronzed,
Tea. Plum, Blue and Black. Neck Ties, Hoop
Skirts, Bustles, Corsets, White and Black Lace
Collars. White trimmings A large assortment Of
the most fashionable Shawls. Black, Gold and
Green Repellants.
handsome assortment o: Cloths, CassimereJ,
Hats, Neck Ties, Socks Collars, Cuffs, Net Shirts,
DC. Window Shades and OIL Cloths. also Groce-
ries of all kinds, and Queensware-all OF which
we offer for Cash or Country produce.
KEARSLEY SHEERER.
October 90, 1872.
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Keep ia mind the meeting called for Satur-
'.y I'.-l1y l, Lee Hall az II o'clock.
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HUFFNERS Patent Blind Hinge, for sale by
III JAS. LAW. H00FF.

DATENT reversible challenge Door Springs,
the best Spring Of the kind in use, for sale BY
JAS. LAW. H00FF.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

hR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlesto wn p, o.
i 5essioaaiiy, on the Second Monday. (sth) Of
September, and the Second NoHday, (llth
of November.
August 10, 1872. Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-26
OCTOBER 23, 1879.
NEW GOODS.

HAyING purchased our Fall and Winter
III Stock within the last ten days, and there
having been heavy decline in many. goods since
the sth Of October, respectfully ask all persons
10 call and examine
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Public Speaking.

ID. b. Lucas, Esq, addressed quite q large
number Of persons cousresated at Lee Hall 7
in Charlest0wn, on Saturday afternoon last
circumstances prevented our attendance but
We learn he spoke with his usual yisor and
elcqueuce-abIy advocating the support of
Greeley aud Brown aud Of Hon &. F. Martin.
On Tuesday evening the citizens Of Harper 5
Ferry were addressed Jy Hons. B. T. Martin
aud Z. Willis Wilson We have been unable
to obtain any report beyond the mere fact that
the above named gentlemen acquitted them
selves handsomely-as was expected Of them.
both enjoying populations as excellent speak
crs.
The appointment for public speaking at
Char,estowu on Wednesday by distinguished
gentlemen from abroad, was not filled, ewing
TO the iuclemency Of the DAY aud for other
causes It Is 20 be hoped that between this
aud the day Of the Presidential election every
section Of tie County VIII De visited by the ad-
vocates Of Greeley aud Brown, aud that the
people will he convinced Of tie great duty, the
patriotic obligation restiu: upon every cousery-
alive and democratic voter 20 be at the polls
on ths 5th day Of November
The Second Congressional District.
The Second District comprises eighteen Coun-
ties. as follows Berkeley, Barbour Jefferson,
Grant. Hardy Hampshire, Mineral, Morgan,
Marion, Monouglla, Preston, Psul'eto0, Pola- |
hantls, Randolph Taylor, Tucker CpsLuraud |
Webster
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Old Books

old New apersand Old Paper Except brown,
~ and Rags, wanted, for which the highest
market price. in CASH, will be paid at the
Oct 49, 1872 FREE PRESS OEFICE
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LOOK AT THU .!

II HAVE Just received fine lot Of Porter. Massyg
/ Collins x Cos Philadelphia BOT TILED ALB
for Medicinal purposes also, Il ne lot of superior
old Whisksys. Call and examine
JOHN $. EA STERDAY,
Under free Press Office, in the Jefferson Build
ing.
Oct. 8, 1872.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
- Circuit Court of Jefferson County on the
first Monday in October, 1872,
ALEXANDER NcFERRIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
The Presidential, Succession

The death Of Mr.. Greeley has caused con-
siderable newspaper discussion a. to what
would have been the result of that event had
majority OF electors In his favor been chosen.
In answer 10 a correspondent, who inquiries
whether IL the event of Gen. Grants death
before tie 9Th u March next another election
would be necessary; and If not. who would be
President Cr would legally act as such, the New
York sun says that it Gen. Grant should die
after he has been declared elected, and before
he Is inaGgurated, there would be no occasion
for new election; Vice President Wilson
would AZ once take his place and be inaugurated
a President If Mr.. Wilson should then die at
any time before the expiration of his term on
March 4, ISL, he would be temporarily sue
ceeded by the President of the Senate or II tn at
Office should happen to be vacant, by the Speaker
Of the House; and under the law a new election
would at once be ordered upon q notifcs-
ton issued by the Secretary of State.
The constitution provides that if there should
be space OF two months bet ween the date Of
the notification and the first Wednesday in De-
ccmber next ensuing, the election which it calls
Tor must be held within thirty -four days pre-
ceding the said trst Wednesday; but If there Is
not such space OF two months between the no.
LITIGATION and this first Wednesday, the election
viii take place at the same period in the follow
iEg year. The President 50 elected enters upon
his Office on March next following, and holds
II Tor full term Of four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
8evernm ems Securities,
~ Cooke q Go. furnish the folloygipx tod
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Dc. 5-Yirginia skies ccnsoI-
dated So, do. new, A. do. registered, 20; West
NtTsiniss, l5'I bill to-day.
BALI MORK. Dec. 5.-Cotton in good dem and and
finer; low misdlings, 1sSs157l Flou- IN COED de-
Hsnd and steady prices unchanged Wheat firm
stock sosTcei white choice 81 0isS2 10 fair to
prime d., 81 .5s So choice sntcr. e. U5 good 10
Urine rcd g s0aSl e5; common to fair, s ] GA
u -. RED weston. 81 GGaSl 90 amber western
: tSA'S p Corn h!mer aud higher for southern:
elte southern, s. b3 yellow southern, GasS mi ed
western quiet and steady 6lls. Oats hrmer: stock
'CsTcs; sCu horn, 46s+S: mixed, 43a45; do
white, i6s47 Rye quiet and unchanged. Kay steady
sud UNCHANGED Provisions very dull mess porR,
: Il BElk meats-shCulders, A.; rib sides. 6asl. :
e.! sEr rlh sire, tAaH7 Bacon shoulders, s. a6: DO
RIB sides here; CT ar rl sides, 9la hams. new IS
LaId,s. ButIer nrmer and higher; choice western
roll wanted, 80: good, 26s2S. Whisky firm, sock
scarce, "a.
HEw YORK, Dec. stocks firm Gold duh I2z,
Money firm, l-32 per cent. per day XChauge long
"a; short, lcI. Governments dull aud ST adv
virginia 6s, Is; new, So. North Carolins's, 3lts
q
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-FlOuF unchanged Wheat
quiet and very firm. Corn steady.
LONDON, Dec. 3. ii a. m -OOnsols opened at 81
sgl5s Tor money, and 9lAa9l2s for account. Bonds
1855 old, e7t; lS6I 9I; 10 40's, S54; Few fyes
s9. Erie, f2h.
FRANKToRI, Dec 5.-Bonds, s5ss, for the issue Of
1861.
LoSDON, Dec. 5, ] 20 , m.-There is nothing do
ing in American securiti's; prices nomiusl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

Ihe Springfield RePubliean proposes three
Ilsnks Tor the new liberal platform: Direct
election OF President and Vice President by the
people; extension Of the presidential term to six
years; the one-term principle. In behalf of the
nrst proposition that paper maintains that the
ueVlee OF our electoral college has been as use
les as the fifth wheel on coach, from the first:
and po.nt.s out the unfortunate position of
affairs should tho successful presidential caadi-
date die before the college had met-the per-
Ilexity Of the electors-the agitation Of the
Countrywide effects Of the suspense upon bust
ness. On the other hand, we would suggest
that without the iRstrumentality Of an electoral
ticket there would be the probability OF a
greater number of candidates and q scrub
race Tor the presidency, with the danger
OF a failure to elect by the people, and the
necessity TO refer the matter to the House of
Representatives for a choice; process not COM
meIGCG LV the light of experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

An appreciatiye article in the Tribune, On
''Nlr. Greeley as a man of letters" treats upon
side Of Mr.. Greeley's nature not so open to tha
pubic eye as the exhibition OF his qualities a.
journalist, politician, and statesman. Only the
lev knew how strong was his love of the best
books, and how delicate, aud even fastidious
were lis literary tastes. In his early life he
wrote good de al of verse and this though not of
high OF important order, always exhibited eIe-
gauce and careful study of the poeticaI models
then most in vogue; and also showed what the
world hardly gave Dir. Greeley the credit for
possessing, a tender sers bility, and unaffected
love OF TIE beautiful. Like many other men
Who find Tie business OF actual lie too engross-
ing to permit a continuance of their young love
G the ideal, Nr. Greeley may have for the most
part ceased 10 write, but he never ceased TO be
a reader OF poetry. In this his taste was almost
friallEle, and the accuracy Of his literary judy-
nent was shown, also, in his sc IeCtiOns for the
NJ lori ~. This critical skill Mr.. Greeley
never lost II lie found a Young man writing
well IL the Tribune, be usually took occasion to
let that writer know his opinion of him; IL he
found man. Young or old, writing badly. he
had very decisive way OF limiting either at
reformation OF resignation. As a writer OF pure
simple, and direct English, Mr.. Greeley is en-
titled TO high rank. His knowledge of the laws
OF the language was excellent, and In all the
haste and heat OF newspaper composition he
rarely violated them. Generally, his leading
articles were models OF their kind. They were
arranged with a sort OF mathematical precision
snd both in their facts and their augmentation
they were apt 10 be troublesome to his antago
Dist5. If the subject were one which excited the
writer so that he became thoroughly earnest
bis line powers OF sarcasm, of irony, and some
times OF wholesome vituperstion, were exhibited
81 their best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
HOLIDAY Goods

Now IL the time for dealers in all classes of
holiday goods to advertise their wares. The
IaTges. and best purch asers almost Invariably
make their selections early in the season while
Stocks are tull and varied, and before the rush
q pensioners has set in. Those who are TIE first
10 make known 70 the public the attractions
ihey propose TO hold ont are therefore sure
40 reap the richest harvest We need hardly
AID that to 10 this thoroughly the columns
Of THE STAR shouId be used. As an advertising
medium 1t Il cOncededly worth all the other
papers IL the city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

The aEdacity Of crime in New York is Illus
tTated by a recent incident in that city. On
Sunday last five pickpoekets jumped on q street
car, vEereuPOn the conductor thought he would
be but doing his duty to his passengers by an
nouneing the presence of the lishtdngered gen.
tlemen. This he did, when the pickpockets left
-ncoBtinenty. Enraged by thus being baffied
in relieving unsspscting people Of their pocket
books, they waited in an unfrequented locality
FOR the return OF the same car. and jumping
uIon the platform proceeded to illustrate the
front,sriece of the conductor, one of them lay
lfs his head open with sIung-shot. This con-
tUetcr Is hardly likely to interfere with their
little game hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

Reference was made IN THE STA. a few DAYS
ago 70 Postmaster General CresweIl's recon-
nendation relative to the postal telegraph. In
answer 10 the queries of an interviewer, recent
~ Mr.. Cresveh expressed himself very earn
esily IN favor Of the system and said it ought TO
Dc no more impossible now 10 transmit q tele-
graphic message from New York to San Fran
CISCO Tor ten cents than IL was once deemed to
h-al4 a letter from New YORK to New Orleans
ioI q al amount. de does not believe the postal
'eieSralh Wouldbe made political machine
IL The hands OF the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
THE WEATHER..

WARRINGTON, ID. c., Dec s, iS12, III =. M.
SYNOPSIS YoR PAST TwBNTT-7OUR HOURS
The barometer has risen In the gulf and south
Atlantic states, with colder and partly cloudy
weather and northwesterly winds. In Michs-
gan, on the lower lakes, and thence northeast
ward diminished pressure, southerly winds
threatening weather and increased tempera-
lures. In the middle and eastern states cloudy
weather, southwesterly to northwesterly winds
and lower temperature. In the northwest and
thence over the western lakes and TO the Ohio
valley southwesterly to northwesterly winds,
higher baroneters, decreasing temperatures,
and partly cloudy weather, with occasional light
rain, in the Ohio valley.
PROBABILITIEs.-In the northwest the ba.
rometer will rise, with westerly to northerly
winds, lower temperatures, and clearing wea-
ther extending over the western lakes and
Michigan to the Ohio valley, with occasional
light snow and rain. In the gulf and south
Atlantic states variable nOTthwesterly TO north
Casterly winds, cloudy weather, lower tempera
lures, occasional rain and decreasing pressures
In the lower lake region and thence over Can
ada sOutheasterly 10 sOuthweSterly winds threat
ening weather, lower barOmetcTs, increasing
temperatures, and occasional snOw. In the
middle states and New England. sOuthwesterly
10 DOrthwesteTiy winds, increasing c!JudineSS
lower temperatures tonight. diminishing pres
sures and occasional rain and snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

one Paper-the Cincinnati Ea4uirer-thinks
d would DC treating Grats Brown very badly
not TO gave him the vote OF the Greeley electors
1or the position and "a contiu gent succession, tn
which he was nominated. That il, the E.asirsr
imposes THAT the electors will take no notice
o. the demise Of Mr.. Greeley. but vots-as they
we're expected tO-for him for President and
h'own Tor Vice President, with the contingent
ceession to the Presidency OF the latter
ne contingent succession" to the candidacy
smSn who IL dead for a place that has been
Lied, j. rather a thin honor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

The underwriters OF Baltimore are taking
steps to raise the rates Of insurance. as they
have been raised at other places since the recent
great losses bv fire. II Is held that the present
rates are not adequate for the protection Of in
sursnce capital, or, in other words, the protec-
tion CT Insurers, securing them certain indem-
niiy IL Case Of Loss Of their property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The Wall street markets were very dull YES
teTday. The sdyiCes from London cor time ia
vorab'e both a. regards the marke. for securi-
ties and that for money. The latter is easy with
the indications pointing to lower rates. The
money market in New York is somewhat strin-
gent Government bonds were firm in both
New York and London yesterday. In the stock
market the activity was confined to Rock Is
land and Pacific mail. The general marke;
was steady but extremely dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

Mr.. Sumner doesn't get good word from anv
quarter in 5ehslf of his proposal to strike from
tie army sister and the regimentaI colors thu
ram6s CT he battles Of the rebellion. North.
South, East, and West alike object to II, and the
Ak CCuic5 Eates quite Is warmly as the Union
cts. There seems no more reason why the
names of fnese battles should be struck from
ILe record trsn that the names of the great
battles Tween England and Scotland, OF
which 10th are proud, should be stricken from
his DRY because the two nations are now peace
fully Blended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
nPLIyIHG ADVERTISEMENTS.


medicine that has done more than all the Pre-
scrfptions OF ths pEarmscop ala to protect the hu-
man system against the bodily ills superinduced By
unhealthy surroundings. is certainly worthy of
universal confidence 1t is mainly on account OF its
extraordinary preventive properties that Hostel
Ter stomach Differs exceedingly popular in
localities subject to the visitation Of miasmatic
fevers and other diseases prodaced by EN- poisoned
air. family that hes escaped sickness during a
sckly season in of using the Btters as
ssafeguard, Is u living advertisement OF the vfr
tues Of the preparation. The whole neighborhood
realize the fact I" couldn't have believed Il :"
ssys one. scarcely credited the advertisements;
but one believes what one Sees" says an
wholesome section Of country" remarks a third
And the result Is that the instinct Of self defense,
the first law Of nature, induces three-fourths of
that community to obtain supply Of the sreat veg
etable altdote before the next soky season sets In
In winter 0hen the system REQ uires extra vgor and
elasticity to enable 10 to battle the effects of damp
and cold, the Bitters will be found particularly ser
vicesble. Rheumatism will not be apt to fssten
upon muscles and nerves that have been braced o
BY this excellent inytgorant and nervins nor will
the seventies OF the season, which have such di.
sastrous effect On the pulmonary organs of the fee
bic and delicate, be likely to exercise the same un
toward influence In cases where the ach aud
the external surface Of the body (which always
sympathiZes with the digestive organs) have been
toned ~ stimulated by Course Of the restorative
The fits Of Indigestion aud irregularities of the
westher, may always be averted by timely use Of
tie Bltters. DE- cOStSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

GOOD NEWS IOR TIsE LADIES.
NtNSks. WbGEORD q SFIIE HIRt.
Anuceu-c THAI tt0J have made = reduction Al the
Tricss ~ th,ir entire stock of IRH GpUpS. ana
invite the especial attention % the Lasi- Of " ,.h
uEton q The really attractive stock uf Coed pas
.ucicc ~ them, especially suited f,r tLo Holiday
season. The stock comprises
Pain aE1 Fisured Poplins, ESQ q SEC.
N-,,tt@ Aiptcas, good shades, a. Vs.
t"iuted boubie-wIith shsirs. s. = O. ta5a-
best nupiess oloths. All sh-d,s, 90. toBa
1opd EtscE Dress sllks, 81 45 - : IS.
Nppd oulOred bTe-s SILKS. 81 50 u Al
hCa'b bep Foplins, 81 10 ] Is
tatlnes IA new shades, 75c.
OkkAT tPECIALTG IN BLACK ALPAgAs
ranging from 25c. % 62tsc
full lie OF Black Goods Of al .lssses, sueh a.
boibsaine, Tsafnise, French Merino, BiArrttE,
rape DE Paris, CssEm.re
1hlh OF AL colors; Cassil-seres; hlte Ossdaroy,
Plusbes, Nc, Sc.
large assortment Of Ottoman aud Brocbs
ShsNls Blankets, and full line Il Demestios.
seadJ -nnsds Wstsrp prod CicaSs
In Connection with above sAned Goods are also
NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS
sDd other Goods too numerous % mention.
Purchasers desiring 20 ecOHoulise should not fsa
20 call.
Tbs'esrense is but I've cents fr Cn the N ct distant
Part OF the city.
~ ELMEMBER
The Arcade,
No. AT SEVENTH sTRRKT SOUTH,
boNN-u Betw@eb aud 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
DRY GOODS.

A GRAND OPENING or
"A LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS
u aylng made special arrAugemeut. ,t.sb ~
thhhPkeT Uanuiar turer % LADIES iNDER'
MkAh a. til United Ntstes. Ne viii omen "a
q 1T hebhl, Al CENTER 3. a tull line or
thtt IT,, IkA a AIS. CHEMlSE-
SNORT al Iug sACpgE GOWNS and APRONS
- fl"ut warranted perfect
Lace rtsed ard RULED APRONS. III On % cent. m
lUrt ~ as, frufn 80 Cauts IN
IJCA ALL kUiliea DEAN Els, from 81 cents up
hogan q MNIHE.
ctr los snt 1000 TtU 90 y "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

IObk Sold At BAR9AIS-A 7-OCTAyE
\ PIAkO tOkTE, in good condition Apply st
u IL: 1ABe N. W corner Duubartop AMI Green
streets, Georgetown, d. O. d5-ats
CHRlsTMAs Is COMING.
ERY, 1RUlT and POUND o AXE M da a tbe best
material; SUGAR TOYS and TRIMMINGS for
Christmss tees; NUTS, RAIsINS, FIGS, &c :, at
the levest price,, should net fail to cali st John
kBlsiNGkkS enlarged and veil stockoi esta0-
iisfmeut before buying elsew here. No SIS az n .
bevesn md g sts. southwest. deS. uaai y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
STtINWAY'S PIANOS.

- 7 --.4. -i-
'eef Of these celebrated instrumental i: now
s0tkRE PIANOS from ESQ to 81 900 E3a
UPRIGHT PIANOS from 867s 10 $7SD UVHvv
GRAND PIANOS from Slp5o to Sl6,DO.
Pc tsoBs OF refinement and taste who can an preci-
give hs Q call. 80
wshave also on hand . large stock of Pianos from
are selling upon easy monthly installments.
Old Pianos taken IN exchange
Sole Agents Of steinways Pianos, and Mason 4
Hanin's Cabinet Organs. nov7s- 3w
COLORIylO, FOB COLORING THE HAIR, at
~ LOVES, Sll Market Sfaoe, and $40 Penn.
sylvsnia avenue, south side, between 9Th and 10Th
streecR : noyl6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
- DE. 1UTTS LIVER PINS.

o@ DR. TUFTS Liver PILLS,
H As puEgatiye medicine stands unriv all ed.
Their action is uniform, certain and safe The are
entirely Vegetable, and do not cause those gripping
pals mcst pills DO.
AUGUSTA, November g. 1ss,
d.. Vim. H. TVts. Dear sir-I have long bSen q
sufferer of torpor Of TIE Liver AMI Dyspepsia an
cne recommended for those diseases, but never
ceriVed hair the benefit from ally Of them As nave
'iGn your fesetstle Liver T. lis. They are inyalu
abe, and would rscomIne nd to all WITH Dyspe p,ia
s0A Headache and BlllousLess. Yours truly,
". j. BLAIR, Late Of Danville, Va.
hLoH LOlS TINS. d3- cost
Wy remedy AT Blood Puriher has gained a rep
utation unsttainei By any other ior the length Of
LIE nss peeh oefore the public. Ii is the pride
tne 70 maintain IN its manufacture its
from their Laboratory fully relying upon its merits
TO sustain its enyfable and growing reputation
Ihsi possesses merit is folly nttested by the hun
rreds q oosa tds Certificates in the hands of the
Propr1etors, setting forth remarkable cures per
fefmed In such diseases as ScrGfsl0, ConsuInp.,0n
twhie 10 one form of scrofula bRhssnat,sn7 Wttts
DsS.asssS WoSnfa. b, sD.psia. Lie, Complaints,
GTotet Sore Eyes, al fafHtS or ths yss l
hersdiiary or oirsd in fact, lchropc diseases
1HANKsGIVING FESTiYAL, -
R AT MokKNDRKE NJ. n. CHUscH,
HAS. atsaxs, 1etreen sea n,sf IpfA as. NV .
Jr Ladies OF this Church will hold FEsTI
L IN fhsir lev and hsa:iisl Les,nre rcog .cOm-
and continuing the first We eli IN December. An er
s sn smPPER will be furnished every evening,
Coifsctionery, Tee Cream, Oysters and Fancy Ar
tieles for sale. for the benen, Of the ChIrch.
Cone one, come all. ns06s|
fR = % u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05

uS As puE gatiye medicine stands unrivallei
9heir action is uniform, certain and safe The are
entirely Vegetable, and do not cause those gripping
paiLs mCst pills do,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-05
THR STNAS PRESENTS,
" SUITABLE FOB EVERYBODY I
IMMENSE STOCK
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRIOT OF CnI,HMRIA

Roldins a Special Term, DeceD1bsr 4fh, ISL
In the case of Mary Ann Ferry, Administrative of
HUGH FERRY, deceased, the sdministra-
trix aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Su
preme Court of the District of Columbia aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY the Path December, "A. ID. 1872,
Tor the final settlement and distribution of the per
sOBal estate of said deceased, and of the in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the credit
ors and heirs of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceasedis estate: PrOr ide8 copy of this order be
published once week for three weeks in the Star
. evious to the said day.
Is 81 Test:-A. WEBSTER, Register OF Wills
Use kUBELS "UTILE DULCE" TOOTH
u POWDER -Recommended by Dentists for its
purity and healthy action. For sale BY Druggists
generality. Price. &c. q bottle hl-6t