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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

@Samuel G. Cobb has receiy we'd the nomina-
ton for mayor of Boston from all parties.
SThere was q slight shock Of earthquake at
San Francisco yesterday.
SThere is a prospect of q territorial form
OF government for the Choctaw Indian nation.
~New advice TO the unemployed-"Youne
man, Key West
~The race horse Tom Bowling can be
bought for 100000.
~Kerosene is the best article ever discover
ed to cleanse rust from gates and fre irons.
~The earthquake felt in Bangor, Me-, last
week, was also felt in Bath.
- Waterbury, Conn, has voted $50 to feed
the park sparrows through the winter.
The Chicago papers are calling for re-
duced prices OF tickets TO entertainments.
.D.Twarted; or, Ducks Eggs In a Hem.
Nest, Is the title of Q forthcoming novel.
ga tooth puller in Salem advertises a.
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Condensed Locals.

pleasant sOciable was held last evening in
the parlOrs of the Metropolitan Church.
ATabeia Z. Woodward yesterday applied for
divorce rom her husband, George q. Wood
ward
"T. ~ complains that the pump at the
corner Of V and l4th street northwest has been
broken the past six weeks.
soiree every Saturday evening at Profs. Cas-
sell & Neumeyer's dancing academy, Blake
Hall, It'll street southwest.
Messrs. Francis Bell and Henry Piper were
elected elders of the l5th-street Presbyterian
Church at meeting held on wednesday eve
ming last.
ON and after Monday next the Congressional
Printing once will run on extra time, and the
ertire force will be kept at work from a. m.
until 10 p. m. This is done in order that all OF
the annual reports may be printed by the time
Congress meets
The first invoice OF galvanized wire for the
construction OF the new police telegraph line,
appropriation, arrived At Police headquarters
yesterday, and the work will be commenced in
few days.
The board Of directors of the Metropolitan
Building Association have passed resolutions
appointing q committee TO cooperate with the
Economical Building Association, In testing the
recent decision of Judge Humphreys before the
Superintendent Miles, of the dre-alarm tele-
graph. commenced this morning TO substitute
new Kerite wires for the old, which have
in the District. Other necessary repairs are to
be made IN the lines.
Ponce man y. y. fineld writes TO say that IL
was he, under the instructions of Major Rich
ards and Lieut.. NOOnan, who arrested james
Z. Allston found guilty by the Rockville, Md.
court Of highway robbery, as stated in yeSter-
days STAR, and that no other officer hadAny
thing 10 do with the arrest.
ON Wednesday evening meeting was held
in the ID district for the purpose Of selecting
three delegates TO the convention 20 be held in
this city for the purpose Of selecting delegates TO
the National Equal Rights Convention TO meet
in this city on the 9th of December. Mr.. NJ. VI.
Holland presided, with j. T. Settle secretary,
and the following delegates were elected: Milton
II. Holland, j. T. Settle, and DR.. j. ID. Harris.
ok street above the Circle" referring to En-
gtneer Cluss' statement in his report that X
street is completed from 9th street to Rock
Greek, says that elf Mr.. Cluss will take the
fIOBble 10 look at street from the Circle
at sd street TO Rock Greek he will see that it is
anything but completed. The old brick pave
ments were removed upwards of a year ago,
since which time the people living on the line of
the street have been compelled 10 wade through
mud and water in going to or from their dwell
mgs.'
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ARREST OF ALLEGED BOARDING HOU 81
1HIEvEs-N esterday Detectives Miller and
COomes arrested at the National Hotel two men
Who gave their names as Frank Wood ana Chas.
W. Hood, and who claimed to he cigar makers
from Philadelphia, and that they expected 70 20
TO work in this city. Their career has been a
short but merry one, if the charges against
them are true. Their Erst exploit, it is alleged,
was 10 call on Mrs. SOmes. No. 500 street
northwest, for rooms, which were furnished
them, and they went up stairs to wash, after
which they LETT the house a. was supposed TEN
pCTaTily, but soon after a full suit of clothes
was missing. After leaving. it is charged TIA at
they were joined by a third party. and all went
TO Mrs. Dtmaines, where they went through the
same arrangements a. 10 a room and board. It
being about dinner time, they partOok of
hearty meal, and then went through the house.
and soon after lett, when a silver watch and
some articles of clothing were missed. The
next heard of them, IL IS alleged, was at No 500
Maine avenue. where they engaged rooms and
board, took supper, sat short time in CONVEX
sation, and started out for a walk, taking an
oyereOat belonging TO young mana bOardeT
At headquarters gentleman who had called to
give information Of a theft committed at his
house, recognized a pair of boots which one OF
them had on. They were locked up for a hearing
The prisoners were before the Police Court tn ;
morning, ard, after examination, they were
cOnmitte 10 jail for hearing on the charge Of
petit larceny.
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CURH FOE CoRNS

To cure those troublesome annoy ances the pres
sure and friction, which an enlargement Of
the papille and thar consequent thickening Of the
outer skin nc is termed Corn, should be avoid:
be removed occasionally before their bulk causes
effected, the pepille will resume It's natural size
and the worst cases soon get entirely well. Bot As
Ssco papis 70 which the isner portion Of the Corn
snd nerve many think II unsafe to attempt 70 care
tor such complaints themselves, ard prefer visiting
the skilled specialist, they find that, when the
predsposins causes are avoided few timely opera
lions bis hands AFFORD them speedy and PORN an ant
relief Oorns, Buniens, Bad Nails, efo., are sue
esssrulY treated at Dr.. WHITES establishment,
NO zoe ioth street, OPP osite the Treasury HIS fee
for attending the feet IL 81 per visit For yearly
to D. m. novrs.tr
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Sudden Deafh-A Burial and Exhu-
nation,

On Friday night last Mr.. II. W. Adds, the
well-known photographer, who has for some
years conducted the Adds gallery on Pennsyl-
vana avenue, near 18th street, died suddenly
at his residence, 127 street northwest, and
preparations were made for the funeral, which
was to take place Monday afternoon. The
brother of the deceased arrived on SATURDAY
night, and the family, being appreheusive tn
the body would not keep until Monday without
becoming very offensive, made the necessary
preparations for an earlier funeral, and the
body was therefore inferred at Congressional
cemetery on Sunday afternOon-the undertaken
(Mr. BVrgdOrtf) being furnished with a certf-
cate signed John Bray, NJ. ID. Some of the
neighbOrs and friends of the deceased thought
that the cause of death should be Investigated,
and called on Coroner Patterson few DAYS
after the intern mt, who caused the body 70 be
eNhumed, and it was removed TO Mr.. BurgdOrtf-s
establishment, and a post mortem was made.
DR.. Patterson, on inqUiring of the family, as
CeTtained that the deceased was IN the habit Of
sleeping with his son, and retired on Friday
night in apparent good health. During the
night the son heard his father grOaning, and
attempted to awaken him, but was unsucceSs-
full, and he called his mother, who sent him for
a lysician, and he called DR.. Bray, who lived
next door, but before the latter arrived the de-
ceased was dead. A very careful post mOrtem
examination was made, and a very clearly
defined case of apOplexy was found. This in
vestiGatiOn resulted in entirely dispelling all
susPieiOns of foul play, and the body was rein
TERED by MIR. BurgdOrff.
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WAsHINGTON's Contributions FOR THR
MEMPHIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lewis, OF Tennessee, announces that he ha,
this week received the following contributions
for the benefit of the widows and orphans fund
of Memphis: Foundry NJ. y. church. $40; Nc
Kendree chapel. NJ. F., SS4. 10; Wesley chapel
NJ. p, $50; Cash, 81; North Presbyterian
church, $40. The following have been preyi-
Ously acknowledged: Twelfth NJ. f. church
40; st. Paul's Lutheran church, S22 50; Second
Baptist church, S17; Calvary Baptist church
500; Ryland VI. J.. chapel. $40; Metropolitan
NJ. +. church, S15l.7O; Murray Uniyersalist 90
ciety, S2422, Church of the Strangers, Sl3.7S.
Nineteenth Baptist church, 81; Dunbartou NJ.
+. church, Georgetown, slO0; Asbury NJ. E.
church, s3219. The fOlloEing-named have
raised and sent direct TO Memphis: New York
Avenue Presbyterian church, $3.50; Church of
the Epiphany, S223; First Congregational
church, $50. Other churches, the Masons, the
Odd Fellows, the Jewish societies, and many
Others. have sent direct 10 Memphis, and add
ing all these and the large sum Of S2,cf3.25 col.
lected by the police, the SG00 sent early in Oc-
tOber, &c, the citizens of Washington must
have sent TO Memphis very nearly so 600 The
Judge states that the bereaved and destitute of
Memphis will be forever grateful TO the people
OF Washington.
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For 30 Days Only!
FROM THE 14TH INSTANT,
WE PROPOSE TO MAKE AND LAP FREE
OF CHARGE
ALL CARPETS
PURCHASED AT OUR ESTABLLSHVFNr
AND OWING TO THE GREAT SCARCITY
OFMONEY WE OFFER Marked
REDUCTION IN PRICE orr
ENTIRE STOCK OF
CARPETS,
WHICH IS THE LARGEST AND REST
ASSORTED IN THIS CITY,
EMBRACING
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS, THREE AND TwO-PLYs,
IN9RAINS. &C., &C., &C.
The Styles we offer for sale are not old and unde
srabe but Of the latest and most attractive designs
Housekeepers, look to your interest as this ia the
most favorable opportunity Of the season.
leisure and inspect our Carpets and price. before
purchasing elsewhere.
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TIE PROFosED RESUMPTION ny TIE VAST
INGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK-Ata meeting
yesterday of the advisory committee of the de-
POsitOl OF the City Savings Bank a resolution
was adopted " that the depOsitOrs be advised
that the committee have fun confidence in the
zeal and ability shown by Mr.. Mattingly as re-
C-iyer appointed by the court in the manage
ment OF the affairs of the bank up 20 this point,
and that from the best information the commit
tee have been able able TO obtain there is now
an encouraging probability that the action
recommended by the report or the committee
of thirteen, as ratified by the large meeting Of
del OsitOTs held at Lincoln hall. wills be cOnsun-
mated by the early reinstatement of MIR. Ruff
and his associates in the full control and man
agement OF the bank. a large majority of the
depOSitors. both IN number and in Interest hay-
ing aires dy signed the agreement above referred
10. the time OF the cOnsummatiOn OF the wishes
of the depCSitOrs for such reinstatement will de-
pend altogether upon the alacrity shown by the
remainder Of the depOsitOrs in coming forward
TO sign the extension agreed upon. IfthOse de-
positoTs who have not already signed will now
come forward in the same spirit that has been
shown by others. there is no doubt that the af-
fairs OF the bank will be speedily placed upon a
secure footing without this further intervention
of the court"
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DEATH OF Mr.. WIN. EsLIN.-Mr. VIM. Eslin
a well known resident of Washington county,
in this District, who for many years kept a
public house north of the Columbian College,
died very suddenly yesterday afternoon. He
the residence Of Mr.. John Quilter on the 7th-
street road, near the Schuetzen Park, was
invited TO tea, and Just as he was about 10 par
take of the meal with the family he fell back
and expired. MIR. Eslin was in the 18th year of
his age, and had recently been partially par
allied. In old times his place was one OF the
most popular among sporting men, and many
cock fights took place there. The coroner, DR..
Patterson, viewed the body this morning, but
deemed it unnecessary to hold an inquest, as
there was but little doubt but that death was
caused by apoplexy.
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THk WARRINGTON SrANP CAsR-The cas-
OF McCooey, charged with q violation of the
celled stamps and selling them for use a second
time, was resumed again at O'Clock this after
noon in the Police court, and several y1tnesss
for defence were examined. The case wa stil
in progress when our report closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

TuRoo-kUssiAN BATES; also, Medicsted Va
por Baths, for AL skin disease, at DR.. Shedd's,
@3 street 500
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CITY ITEMS.

WHY SUFFER with q bad cold il one bottle of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure q COACH of the
werst siBdP Dr- Bulls Ceugh syrup l. sold tor
y cents per bottle, or FIFE bottles tor al, Ia
every respectable drug store in the United
States.
PsISs's
Alaska Diamonds,
Colorado Sapphires,
Cut Opals,
Plated Jewelry,
jet JevelTy.
Oxydized Jewelry,
riggs Dollar Jewelry Sto e, No. 45 Pennsyl-
fania avenue, near \ street.
That IRON is valuable as a medicine has long
been known, but IL is only since its preparation
ID The particular form of Peruvian Syrup that
is iun power over disease has been brought 70
nght. Its effect in cases of dyspepsia and de-
bility Is most sanitary.
LADIES FELT HATS coiored and pressed to
look as well as new, at A. L. whitney's. 92i
Pennsylvsnia avenue. n,H,6
For RrLIsP PROM CoRNs. Bunions, Club and
ingrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chill
blains or other local plants Of the feet. visit
DIR. Whites establish ment. No. 5S5 18th street.
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. m.
TO p. m.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALuABLRs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other vslu-
a6les. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according Z. size. No business man can
afford TO do without them. Take ,odyr,iuo from
TIE Chicd0o and Boston fires.
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation like Dooey's Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. co
PONDS EXTRACT IL for sale at wholesale by
Chss. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue
and BY druggists everywhere. t,wf,u
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ar Az street
TuRoo-RUsslAr BATES; Also, Medicsted Va
Dor Baths, for AL skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
G3 X street b2O6,
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
bauR's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligr>cer building. 1928
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine rs
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

JOHN II. BMOOT SON,
NO. lis BRIDGE STREET, GEoRGETowy,
have received from New York, "bonght for cash"
~ the recent decline il prices, aud offer TO purcha
sers al tine lowest possible cash pT1ceS, a large and
complete hss%Ttmsnt Of all the new material and
shades IN LADIES' DREs5 GOODS; full line Of
rs Stst grades nOukEING GOODS and BLACK
slLhsi GESTLEHEN'S and BOYS WEAR; La
IIES, GENTS and CHILDREN s UNDERWEAR:
GLOh rs ard HOSIERY Il every variety; SHAWLS
and sACQUE MATERIAL. TABLE LINEN and
hOISE-FU RNISHISG GOODS generally. CAR
FEISr ,OlICLOTHS, RUGS aud BLANKETS,
WIZ full stock Of FLANSELS and DOM ESTIC
GOODS We are in daily receipt Of additions to our
sock as the season advances, from the large New
vited " s'N' ~
oct23-ln JOHN Il. sMOOT h SON.
lust AS WE EXPEOTED.-Such a rush Of
Ladies and Gents A pparel TO be CLEANED and
DYED has not been seen for some time. With every
facility and fuH corps Of skilled workmen, we are
~ with determination 20 do IL good and to clean
all ont on time dye in The effort not that we are
tred Of living, but because by DIV eng we expect to
hVei while we know not how to live except we dye.
w. Fl. WHEATLEY,S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEINH ANN SEQ DIR
ING ENT,
80 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. O.
- once open from a. m. until sunset Saturday
81 IN. sep3-iy
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARL0RS.
aug2S.ly 80 High street, Georgetown, d. o.
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nANIEL c. FAHEY,
Gravel Roofer.

tended to.
B STREET, between 10th and ll;h streets, north.
west RoylQs6
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intellig~>cer building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

MYSTERIOUS SHOoTING-Col. A. H. Jackson
Wounded by an UnkHoten Person-Last evening
al O'Clock, as Col. A. II. jackson, of the law
street, at the corner of street northwest a
pistol was discharged by some unknown person,
the ball passing through the colonels thigh.
Medical aid was at once summoned, and the
wound was pronounced as severe but not neces-
sarily dangerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

The POLICE COMMISSIONERS yesterday APP
pointed jas. Fitzgerald an additional private 70
do duty at the lie Droict park, for six months.
NJ. Sweeney was appointed An additional pri-
vate, to do duty at the new Jail, for six months
Private j. G. Whiting was dismissed from the
force Tor violation of the rules. Joseph Car
ter was appointed private on the force, vice
Whitney, dismissed Richard a. Arnold was
promoted to be sergeant. Private S. j. Block
was repriGanded for conduct unbecomng an
officer. Implications for approval of liquor
licenses from the following persons were re-
jeeted: White * Fountain, Thomas II. Ward,
James W. Taylor, Nathaniel Tillman, John
Sullie, Peter Schramm, Michael McNally,
Henry ScnwarZenberg, John Snow, John
Rooney, Jacob W. Powers, Mrs. Annie Mil
Ter, Joseph Morgan, Pat Morgan, Albert
Leutner, G. A. Lucas, j. A Jordan x Co., w.
Clements, II. c. Cristman, VIM. Bolger, J. F.
Brooks, F. A. Beckert, j. ID. Buckley, w. l..
Beuchert, Richard De Lacy, Digs & Wallace,
Jos. Daley, John II. De Shields, Al. De Atley,
Geo. EgglOff, Joseph Flynn, John Graf, JAS
Hartigan, Robert Bellew, Joseph BiggOns
Earnest Dahle, Jacob Ecker, A. j. Eastwood
John y. Kiefer, ID. II. KTanbiehl, Frank Lob
man, Pat McCabe, Fred. f. Meyers, Geo. II.
McReynOlds. Louis Philips, F. NJ. Spates T..
p. Walsh, Ed. Allen, VIM. Belt, and VIM. II.
Gilman.
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PoND's EXTRACT IL for sale at Wholesale BY
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street
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Mr.. GEO. W. THOMPSON, the stage manager
OF the Theater Comique, should have a crowded
house at his benefit this evening, as he has con-
OF this Establishment. The Japs and other
performers viii appear in q new and attractive
Irogranme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

THE Y. NJ. G. A. CONFERENCE IN ALENAN-
DRIA HEsTERDAY.-A conference of delegates
from the Young Mems Christian Association of
Maryland. Virginia and the District of COlum-
bia was held yesterday in the rooms of the Y. NJ.
G. A. in Alexandra. Rev. Ct. A. Hail. secreta-
ry of the Y. NJ. G. A. OF the District of Column
bia, was elected president, and SIR. John Gray,
OF Baltimore, secretary. The chairman an
nOunced the names OF delegations, those from
Washington being II. n. Gassaway, Sturley
Slack, ). 5. Bryant, james Medium, W. y.
NtwbOid, George A. Hall, X. q. Thomas, X.
Cree, j. b. Archer, Charles II. White, j. f..
Carpenter, G.. Malcem. Reports from the diff
feTent associations we're read, showing a large
amount of work accomplished. The subject of
open-air meetings was discussed, and the sys-
TEN approved.
AT the afternoon session EIr. McCOoke moved
that a committee Of four be appointed to com
plete an organization of the scattering societies,
which was adopted, and the chair appointed
Messrs. Beadle, O'Neal, Hall and Steel as the
committee. 1t was decided to hold another con-
ference next year, and the committee on organ
iZatiOn was direct to procure place.
The conference reassembied in the evening
IN the Methodist church, on Washington street,
between King and Prince streets. The building
was filed by large audience, princip ally
WashiDgtOnians, who came down in the O'Clock
train. The session was devoted to religious ex-
ercises and addresses by Rev. Mr.. Smith, com
missioner of Indian affairs, Gen. o. o. Howard
and others.
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A DISTRESSING ACCIDYSr.-Yesterlav ar
ternoon q little girl named Ella Hogan fell from
a second story landing in the wallach school
binding TO the ground door, q distance Oftwen-
ty-fve feet, and received severe injuries She
was taken to her home, in Philadelphia Row. in
an insensible condition.
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LOCAL NEW s.
.m..eweps-. &e.. Tonight.

waTs Opera Hosse.-Dominiek Murray IN the
ssGolden bubble and "Charles O'Mailey."
fz<ster comigre.-The royal japanese troupe
and other novelties.
Lincola HdH.-Professor Pepper on scientific
magic, with illustrations.
Orchestrion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

LADIES FELT HATS colored and pressed Il
Iook as well as new, at A. I. whitney's. go
Pennsylvania avenue. Ills
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fNREAT Reelection IN PRICES OF DRY
~ GOODS at 10l Bridge street, Georgetown-
Al wool SRiines, clio tn shades, soc Empress Cloths
4gc.; Plalds for children 25c.; fine French MerinO
I5c WOrsted Dress Goods, new shades, 25c Camel's
Hair Goods, so to 75c.; Mourning Dr. IS Goods worry
cheap; Clo ms and Cassimeres cheaper than before
the WAR FlaDDels, white aud cOlored, rom 25c m:
ch. ap Blankets; good yard vide Bieached shrting
i31sC cheap Sheetingsi Androscoggin Bleached
up; go Shawls very cheap.
n"Nll-tr BENJAMIN MILLER
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SCIENTIFIC MAeIor-Prof. Pspper's las.
Leetsrc htS ErsHia0.-As one OF the advertise
mems OF TINS lecture states that it will take
place on ne I'd, We would call particular at
tenuon 10 the fact that the last lecture will be
given this evening. The closing subject brings
wonderful inventions. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

THk COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

NR. DONINICK MURRAY, the popular Irish
actor, now performing at Walls Opera House,
has benefit this evening, on which occasion
he will appear in a great double bill, 4" The
Golden Bubble" in which ne has won great
praise, and ''Charles o 'Mslley," in which piece
ne PeTsonates the joyial Mickey Free" This
Is an attractive programme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is NJ
preparation like Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. s.
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The FORTY HOUFs' DEVOTION IN THE
CATHOLIC HURCHES.-The following is the
ordsJ of the Forty Hours DevotionS for the
Catholic churches in this District during the
year lsl4, as officially announced by Arch
bishop Bayley, of Baltimore: January O. St
AlOysius church, January Is, st. Msry's Ger
man church; March :, st. MATHEWS church;
April u, st. Joseph's Germany church; Nav
=, trinity church, Georgetown; August o. st
Martins tcolored) church; October II, Church
OF the Immaculate Conception; October IL, St
Domnies church; October %, st. Stephen's
church, November p, St Peters chnrch
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FOR RELIEF PROM COINS. Bunions, Club and
inFrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences. Chill
blains OF other local plants Of the feet. visit
Dr Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. IN
to u. m,