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, 1872-11-24

LITTLE Rook Ark, Nov. 23.-sam. G ollyer
and Patsy Mcclure, two bruisers, fou ght q
prize fight two miles above this city to-day.
The fight lasted twenty minutes, during, which
clared the winner because Of q foul On THE part
of Mcclure.
, 1872-11-24
WISCONSIN RETURNS.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON Wis, Nov. 23.1The official figures
OF the vote for Congress. in different Districts
show the following majorities: First, williams
Republican, 6,2se; Second, Hazelton Repub-
hcan, 1,624; Third, RAsbsr, Republican. 3, 8e5 !;
Fourth, Mitchell, Democrat, 6,0o1 Fifth, FL
bridge, Democrat, $3.50; Sixth, Saw yer, Repub-
lican, 3,545: Seventh. Rask, Republican, 1866;
Eighth. MoDin, Republican, 3,605.
Tho total vote for President is 191; ;4G2; !; Re-
publican majority, 1852.
The total vote for Congressman is 1944, ,106.
Republican majority, Is, 280.
The vote on the Constitutional Amendment
increasing the number Of Supreme Judges was
very meagre, only 16,272 for and 9,755 against.
, 1872-11-24
TIE ALABAMA TROUBLES.

WASHINGTON, Nov Ex-senator Spencer's
friends gi:o the following. explanation of the
Alabama Legislative complications Members
eleet to the Legislature receive certificates Of
their election from the Sheriff and Judge Of Pro.
bate Of their ounties. The Secretary Of State
issues certifce tes Of admission to the Leg
islature, which should bo* based upon certificates
OF county otic ars. The Secretary of State, how
county certi6c atcs Of Republican members from
three countiet andhas arbitrarily issued legis1a-
tive certificate % to Democrats from those coun-
ties who we're. not elected.
, 1872-11-24

NASHVILLE, Nov. 23.-The official vote, Of the
&. .633 Gree1eys majority, 8,576.
Brown, for Governor, 97,700 !; Freeman, 49,
889 Browns majority, 1881. Maynard for
Congress, 80,825; Cheatham, 65,578 johnson,
1880; Maynard's majority over cheatham,
15,247; over johnson, 42, 925.
, 1872-11-24

New YoRK, Nov. 23.-The steamer General
sedgwick, from New Orleans, reports passing q
lot Of wrecked stuff, with two dead bodies st--
tached, in latitude So degrees, longitude IS de-
grees.
, 1872-11-24
CANADA,

the ST.. Lawrence and on the canals. The
steamer for Quebec left last night on the last
trip this season. Dispatches from Port Col
borne and South Bay announce heavy gales pre-
vailing and the detention of many vessels.
, 1872-11-24

~kDI4NApoL1s, Ind, Nov. 23.-John Burk,
1aborer on the INDIANAPOLIS, Cincinnati = La
fayette Railroad, was run over and killed Dy a
freight train, near the depot this morning.
, 1872-11-24
CUBA,

NEW YORK, Nov. GA Havana despatch
announces that Mahlou Chance has returned to
Nassau and reassumed his position as Consul at
that port.
Mine miles Of the stockade on Ross Island,
Cuba, has been constructed. The whole length
OF the stockade will be 60 miles.
, 1872-11-24

A Murderer to be Hanged.
BOSTON, Nov. 23.-James McElhany, convicted
OF the murder Of his wife, has been sentenced ia
be hanged,
, 1872-11-24

The VOTE OF NEW YORK STATE.
ALBANY, N. T., Nov. 23.-The State Canvassexs
have oIhcI Ally declared the vote cast for P1esi-
Dental Ell ectors in this State as follows:,
Rcpuhlica. .Ao,e2o
democrat $50 279
0Conor .......................... ,44
Ae1uPef: Ance candidate. N1
hep lblcan majority, 56,695.
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TItr

a
Hsmstire anu mt. Jsdss sr-ro ssy,
nssnsr Cos cad Co a. d.. srUsS s
sor Sc lifted and Judgment for defendant. Ham
es' 80 y orerce; son suit. fruDeu kos- % a.
=. etewHlt: motion 20 SIT aside Judgment giving
ro.se SIGN OF nroee w overTulsd ard order that
writ be executed D ddriass ast. GAiaes: yer iict
for defendant. H0yle est obold bill Of exception.
filed.
POLICE COURT. Jsdss Saei.-ro cay, Rich
srt Willisms.n colored. carrying \ csngerous
knife; $40. Margaret Evans, q young white
yonsp, charged with vsgrsucy: werkh use.
Joseph CIsrdell, yagt a. e. YES tent 70 the wsrs
house George Green. Plsadsd 6, ilty 20 stealing
Powell eolcred, pleaded guilty 20 etc Airs clio thing
worth IS; 60 days in jill. james Brady, assault;
ano battery on Mary Jane Brady, his step daugh-
TER: 80, and loo bonds to keep he peace: George
Hafris coloreo man, Was charged with assault
AID battery on John d. Clark and Il enry Lacey
county constables, who went te Harris house with
asTit OF repevin to some pic.ures and v he
cha sc that in the executioo Of their duty thew we're
resisted and assaulted, when in the Of tak ~
pictures. Defendant keeps Q restaurant in loo ali
II Known rs Heils Bottom" Mr.. CLARK destined
that "a. save himself from serious injury he Wa
Of hsed 20 draw pistol in self defense: fined $50
an appeal taken. Albert FiDchsm. charged with
assault on " m. T. Saunders: judgment sus pended
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Condensed Locals.


Tie svenBe was merry with the tint
ton Ci the sleigh bells last night Ifaesla.
Tie concert OF the sabbath school -.
YsIk avenue Presbyterian church ne sew
En';l future notice. postponed
Five dollars an hour for 81
sleigh, and from a. TO $40 Tor xsgie horse ana
II the way the livery stable ecuo!e turnout,
Some OF the shedding at or IN taf Just now.
over he Long bridge was poy Has S Cgifh r
Florence HsrTis, the
OF peiice Oficer George ng-JeE-oid daughter
5tll &C sinst q stove La -. n1Is' accine1Ia,iy
side OF her face drea SuiiE putnsa nAa 'fe r'sn'
,.ta a.. IN tss lrbsny Burgess csrps will
4ih Of March me- 1 LII eedemonies on the
casions. siAoo VH sAinl44f DC
The stesme Ssadyof the Lake arrived at Nor
hsa.ld ~ s1s aud crew all safe. Tney cele-
styie. '-0 0"~' AZ sOou
ne s--eaded regulation for the prevention
IaaIT sisead OF smallpox, adopted by the
Ia Iof health at n cir special meeting yester-
hrs been approved By che Governor.
~ No young meR, named John Bush and John
Clan, sged "a ard II years respectively, walked
Avn heir residence I'm the eastern section of
fhe city Yesterday TO the smallpox hospital and
spplred Tor admission, rs both were broken out
with the disesae.
when it Is Intended 70 withdraw the street
night the public ought to be notified Last
night large number of persons had 70 walk to
GeOrgetown, who might have gone home on the
cars II they bad known at what hour the last
Anne Nicholas, NsPoleon Aubin, of Portland,
Conn, and Jean Pierre COlne, of washin ytos
ID O., have received a patent for a mold for
woTkiDg glass; ard Franz Schumann, assignor
20 A. Il. Mullett; and Franz Schumann, OF
Washington, has received patent for a street
lamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

IHE GERMANS are said to grow rich by saving.
A1d hence they are active and persistent PATROLS
- SeFinss banks. Let Others profit by their
example, and deposit in the German America
savlnSs bank, which pays six per cent. on ordi-
10y deposits and three per cent. on the aver
- uAiy balances OF business accounts. The
Tee pndeI the act Of incorporation guarantees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

THE THEATEEs--The closing trans,ormati,n
scene, tie shower ct gold" Of the Christmas
paDfomime, 'Fe-Fi-FO-Fum," at the National
Ihea'ef this week. i very beautiful and should
be seen by ali the young folks. Fosters d ole
Iies a. clown are hugely cOmical. and Davis as
Harlequin and Miss Ward "a Columbus are
yeTy good indeed. while the special attractions
IN the wsy OF singing, dancing, &c, add variety
10 the pleasures OF the evening at the National
''EOhlnson CrUsoe and his man Frldav,- at
the Theatre COmique this week, 10 a very anus
ing performance, and a pretty finale to the
excellent singing. dancing, gymnsstic feats.
European eecentrieities, and other features of
the programme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

TIE FAMILY OF SAMrEL ROGgRsET. THR
ht kDERED MANA mss meeting of Is
rSelltes VIII he held at the Sth street Synagogue
on sunday morning. 1t 10 O'Clock. in order 10
Ialse fund 70 supply the pressing needs OF the
WIDOW anu i0rr orphan children of Samuel Ro-
StrsAi, we pefdler who was brrtally murdered
IN this ctty Few GAYS since The family are in
very destCute circumstances in Poland and
Charitable citizens should aid in relieving them
Tei-ois who we're indebted 70 ROgsrskf can
ta.e Ae amounts Gle him with s. GOldstein
~ Fennsyivanis avense. and he will recent
,oI tI.e came, and forward the amount 10 the
bereaveG family. -
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ANOTHER FATAL COAL OH ACCIDENT
About half-p seven O'Clock Christmas night,
as Mrs. Nolan, living on g street, between ~
and 9Th streets southwest, was lighting O coal
Oil lamp, II exploded, and tho clothes of the
unfortunate woman were ignited, and before
assistance could reach her she was 60 terribly
burned that che lived but short time.
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FIRE-Between IL and IL O'Clock last night
The members Of the Franklin fire COMPANY ex-
unguished IRE In N. X. Lasky's wheelwrieht
snop, on b street, near nth, without turning in
noor, was somewhat damaged, and Beyans s.
Shawb nour depot, adjoining, was I'm great
danger for o time, but Was saved by the exer-
lions Of the dremen,
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Washington, Dec. %, 1872.

LIVE STOCK NJ ARKRr-Board of Hahn In
speetioas- Superintendent Gatchell reports the
inspections and sale a. Drover's Rest yesterday
as follows:
SIS beef cattle up. 231 sold to butchers from
- to1h cents; Is head left over; - shipped 10
Baltimore. Only 50 head OF sheep were on sale
81 bead sold at 6a6k cents; Is were left over
o cows and calves sold from so to S45 The
duliest market of the season, many of our
butchers bad stock on hand and did not 20 TO
the yard.
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CORNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN. Bunions
Chilblsins, Bad Nails, &c successfully treated
by DIR. White, ChiropodIst, No. 5S5 18th street,
opposite u. 8. Treasury. Established in wash,
ington 1861.
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CITY ITEM

FoR YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, go to the
grand new Gents Furnishing Goods Store oil
Messrs. Goldman & Steinberg, corner Tth and
u streets.
For NRw YRAR's CALLS
Full-dress Reception Suits,
Just received at
STRAUs', l0ll Pennsylvania avenue,
three doors from Ilth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency Mt Chas
Baum's hOopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
Intelligencer Building. los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

NAsoSIc-At the annual meeting OF Hsr-
mOny Lodge No. l., F. A. \. NJ, held last
evening, the Following officers were chosen for
the ensuing Masonic year: I. s. Tichen1r
w Robert W. Hardy, \. W ; ). C. Mills j.
Andrew craig. tier
AT the snaaal meeting Of New JerusaleTx
Lodge, No ., the following Off GERS were elected.
r. II IhsMbeIlin. W. John Ogden, = w;
A. W. Kelley. y. W; n. Muniken, r.: n Hurst
s. W. ; Thompson, trustee; and W. ii. Thomp-
son. Oi No. 10, riier.
AT the annual meeting OF Federal Lodge No.
l. /. 4. A NJ, the following on GERS were cleo
ted Anthony BUchly. W NJ; w. A. Short s.
W; ". 5. jerks, J. W: ". III. Goods, t; W.
g. Brock, ); ". Bryan, trustee; W. 3. French
Uler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

ENGLISH Beaver, Kerssy and Melton Over
coats; Scotch and Cashmere Pants, and eyery
variety of Gentlemen's Underclothing and ar
nishiDg Goods very cheap, at
ROMAN & Cox's,
5Ol Ith street, opposite Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

AN INFANr CRUSHED TO DRATH-Tsasc
johnson, colored man, VINO resides on street.
between Delaware avenue and LIST street north
east. with white woman named Isabella Will
son, notified the sanitary police yesterday that
he had found their child-an infant four months
olJ-dead on returning to the house IN the af-
ternoon. Officer Burns proceeded to the house,
and on examining the body OF the child came
to the conclusion that IL had been crushed to
death. johnson believes that the woman fell
on 1t, and she states that she might have done
so In q fit. a. she is subject to them Coroner
Patterson this morning reviewed the body of
the child, but did not deem an inquest nece ,sary
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II.
81 aud SO Wdis, street, GsOygstOlrn, ID. C.
sTOEE WAGONS, CARTS,
HARNESS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE,
WhG0N COYEES, DEhRICKS,
STEEL BARs, AXES, sHOvELs,
WHEELBARROWS, SCALES,
BLANKETS, CANVAS HORSE COVERS
kACkS, Sash b. 8. WORKING IRON,
NUTS, ANlILS, BELLOWS,
STEEL STRIKING HAMMERS,
STONE BREAKERS,
At fair prices for Cash.
Iron, Bore, Brass, Lead, and Copper bought for
cash.
Come and zee for yourself. noss I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

SCARLKr SHIFTS AND DRAWERS OF superior
quality, for So each.
Good Scarlet Flannel ditto, for 1925.
New stock, just opened.
GEO. q. HgNNING,
No. 40 Seventh street n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

TEB NATIONAL SAVINGS BAFK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. PAYS per CT
per annum on deposits for each calendar month.
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, 70 ami
to 8. 27t3 14tT6
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RIVER NEws.-As regards color. the river
now can not be distinguished from the land and
a. Tar as the eye can reach il presents, in either
direction, sheet of Untrodcen snow, for il was
covered with ice before the snow storm COM
menced, and willingly received the covering
amor ied u. Navigation is, OF course, entirely
suspended for vessels of all descriptions, and no
track has been made through its icy coating
since Friday last. One of the crew of the
schooner Lucy Wright, who arrived last night
from Quantico, reports that that vessel is in
cuantleo bay She was bound out, but was
caught there BY the freeze, and has discharged
her crew and gone into winter quarters with her
mate IN charge. There were eight oyster boats
Iying IN the same bay, the most OF which were
bound Tor Washington. The captain OF the brig
". Z. Haskell. hence for Havana, also arrived
last night on the train from Quantico. He re-
PORTS the tugs johnson Brothers and Ariel at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

MAS WEEK, Arctic weather, beautiful, beau
tful snow, merry sleigh bells, and the two
Stores OF the Grand Original Gift Enterprise,
Nos. 315 9th street and 81 7th street. combine II
form galaxy OF attractions heretofore unhcard
of in Was hington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

THE SMALL Pox.- rAs BmpIoyes Of the Board
Of Health, Engaged - Ne Sssau PoE Ssrrise, 20
IL. Lso,ased--The following cases have been
reported to the health sfice since our last
report: Two cases In alley between T. aud g,
sud h and 7tb streets southeast; one AZ li2S
street. northwest; one corner sth and streets
northwest; one on y street, near New Jerse-
avenue SOUTHEAST. The folio wing deaths Z
been reported: Mary Z. smith. 4Ss street
southeast; a child in alley between 40 ~ as
Oh and ith reefs southeast: n o S D.. AM
lchid,) leO3 u street south est; \ child named
Tyler, on street, vetween 10th and nth
streets southeast.
Dr.Cox, president OF the board of health, today
addressed letter to Surgeon General Barnes,
en- behalf OF the board, asking ii he can fur nish
eight mattresses and suitable bed clothing for
the same for the use of the employees or the
board engaged in the small pox service. DR.. G.
saye 1t is necessary to isolate these men, and
quarters have been provided for them near the
small pox hospital, from which point their
movements will hereafter be directed by tele-
graph. He further informs the Surgeon General
that the board have 10 available funds for the
pu. chase OF the articles referred to. The reply
ceived.
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LOCAL N EWS.
amusement., Ac., To-nixh,.

@Nss D-aA&nt.
National TAedty-Festsr's Christmas pln,o-
mime .'Fs-Fffo-F Fun"
Taeaser Oosai4Ue.-Comic opera, drains. com
edy, turie>aue, songs, dances, etc.
Ns.r York ArssUe PTes5stsriGn CRurch.-Gra-
Concert by the Sunday School.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: IL you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a first-class marHer
sent them 10 A. Fisher, No. 6lS 9th street, oppo,
site Patent Office. The Professor will give Won
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. S,2l,5:
THRnNcnITKRs and barometers ars repairaa
and made TO order nv hempler. near & street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

TIE POSTAGE GRIEvANCR-Rditor of IN.
Star: The clerk at the post Office handed me n
drop letter this morning having on it two cent
stamp, with polite request 10 pay eight cents
postage. inquired by what process he came
to the conclusion eight cents was due, two
having already bern paid on drop letter, the
true amount for postage OF which was six cs,nts.
he said, true, two cents have been paid but as
the whole amount ii paid in advance would
nave been six cents, the two paid left four due,
on which double rates were imposed by the POST
master Generals orders.
This seems to me nothing more nor less than
swmdling. and all the more unworthy our gov.
ernment. because practised on a small scale In
the opinion OF your correspondent, the Post
master General has manifested much more zeal
than discretion in the construction of this post
age law. Ii Congress disapproves his action,
let 1t say so, and this annoyance and abuse be
abated. So thinks and speaks
COMMON SENSE.
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'hD .cE sAn'L sax.EnsKI.

a Assassin I'm the Pelfse
Court
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WHITE KID CATERS AND SLIPPERS for
ladies, misses and children.
Red and pink Opera Slippers.
Childrep's red top Boots.
Mems stitched BOots, A. 80.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, at
l.. HRILBRCs's
402 Seventh street northwest.
The RICH AS WELL As THE POOR appreciate
the Singer Sewing Machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

1T ~ CURIOUS PACT, that If the same letters
OF The same size precisely are painted on two
the other black on white ground, the white
letters Will appear larger and be read at a
greater distance than the black. This is owing
10 Wnat Is called irradistion of light. 1t depends
on this that the impression made on the h5ttnT
OF the eye by bright objects extends a little
wider than the actual portion of the organ
struck by light, and, invading the space occupied
by the darker objects, makes the brighter an
pear larger than they really are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

We GUARANTEE a saving of % per cent. For
q stylish and durable Holiday Hat for yourself
or children 60 TO Carter & Co.'s, 424 9Th street.
opposite Y. M. g. A. Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

TIE Amerlcah scandal case" as &c was
caiied In London, being breach of promise
Elizabeth Dredge, against Clinton Winans of
Baltimore, one of the proprietors of the .sOigar"
steamers, has been settled. Miss Dredye al
ledged that Winans became engaged to her
and after some time induced her to become his
mistress, and that son was born to them, blt,
instead Of fulfilling his promise, he married
another woman. She laid her DAMAGES at
$50 goo, but the case was compromised nv tina
Defendants paying q ,5O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

HOLIDAY GOODS.
Handsome Shavls and Scar's, handsome Dress
Goods, superior Black SILKS, Collars aud Cuts ia
sets. Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Hsnd-
kerchiefs 10 Fancy Boxes ccarts, Neckties, Gloves
0f al kinds Six and Alpaca Umbrellas. superior
bed blankets, Table Linens. Quilts large lot of
Small " ares, and other Goods suitable for Holiday
Presents.
dl9tr I0I Bridge street. GeornetoI,
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LITTLE BOYS I'm Denver hide their skates in
uarK rooms winch have windows opening out on
small rear additions to the houses They then
ask permission to go out skating, and on bel Q
refused cut up outrageOusly, and are locked n I,
IN the afore said darn rooms. They strap their
skates on their arms and climb out of the w n.
dow, jump from the low roofs of the additions,
ara alter an hour or two of skating. return to
their cells, where they cry until they are 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

ANOTHER GHOST has iiZzled out. The scene
OF It's exploits was in London. Its speciality con-
sisted IN making flower pOts frisk about the per
vaded premises, beating the inmates over the
mead with sticks, and girdiing trees in the gar
den. But at length the ghOstly offender " az
had been guilty of a series of Iarcenies ahont
the house, and resorted to this trick to divert
suspicion. And now. by the patent spell of the
supenalary magistrate of Camberwell, the
ghost is exercised and the handmade is sent to
Newgate prison. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27

ANCIENT TRoY.-Dr. Schlieman furnishes he
New York Herait! an extended report of his re-
searches in buried Troy, where he began 70 ex-
cavate in October last year. He has fonnd a
we'll, an immense tower, fragments of nr1s
vases. goblets, &C., and some healthy toads
which he suppOses are at least 900 wears OLD
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EoR BALLS AND PARTIEs.

DRESS COATS.
A LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED PRIoEs.
WALL, ROBINSON q co.,
dAlsd Is@l Fsnnsylyania avenue,
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and the list advertised by A. STRAUs, 10l
Penney lvanie avenue, varying in price from =
10 accordiSg to quality, is quite inviting, a,
TeduetioBfrom the regular price is announced
in der 20 reduce the stock.
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MEDICAL. DC.

MADAME WILSON,
NI ReeELayly EdKoased Fs,naIs Physician ans
Mtdrpecan be consulted on all Disease IacldsnGal
Residence and Consultation Rooms, FL 9th stree,
between and 1. Rooms, Board. Msdical attend
snoe, &C, at reasonable prices.
TAPE worm re moved with head in two hours Re-
Ter 20 patients successfully treated IN Washing
Ton. novlz In
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

TFARMERS' AND MECHANICS MA
VIZ TI0SAL BANK,
GEORGETOWN. December IS, 1872
The Board OF Director has declared a dividend Of
four per cent "a cent. Of the profits of the
past Pix months, ray able on snd after II URSDAY,
January 2, ISIS.
dZ-2.w2H W LAIRD, JR, Cashier
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Berlin, 15 Wai. 8arf Sttmard Bet
asarru i'm Dtutltsn JtH6stnas @rUhf
edssssn ubObtu. eab her pdFlt iih mi
5srr. ptn Garrlnal 5l' TN sCbsnIUbs ole
EclI6uitst rEs DsuliGeH 8.thes Ju M
pfanSrn.
Berlin, II. MlI. Die rem bsuti6sn
Jtttslds. in GROCER anBabl JiSesansss
nsn Yrltronsn wfasn bee StiuitnOroens
batsn ibrt DniBng nttt pstitblt. DIR
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men, pprtn er tis Rs6isruus rriubt tbm
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parin bsIOnters aIs rsr Sslttantan5 ts
rarI ItHt fTwabnl perrsn.
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