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tn Il " kATHEK.

"AsphrAkIMkNI, CPes o. CAt0 SiFssI 11tsF, 4
aNAsHfNSros, November Do 1873, 1850 q N. Z
r cfNoPsls FOR THE PAST TwRSTy-VOuR HOVRs -
Ihe temperature Is remarkably low, with north
esIery high barometer, clear her and ne raj
itOst IN the sou bern states and Tsnnsssee Falling
barometer, rising teu persture, theasiery wind
ana partly Cloudy weather in the nOrthWes and
thence to Missouri and Illinois. irihwes. Nv
Winds very cold, clearing and clear weather on he
taxes. clearing and clear weather, mort hwesterly
middle and eastern states
PRoBABiIITiEs For the middle and eastern
states, mort hwestery and northery Winds cold aud
generally clear weather. For the lower lakes,
nnrthwes erly winds veering to sOuthwest@rly cold
partly clonds weather. For the northwest and
upper lakes and thence to the lower Missouri aad
lower Ohio valley, southwesterly winds, rising
temperature, partly and increasingly cloudy
weather. Fer Kentucky and Tennessee, south
wr~tcriy winds, cold and generally clear " GATHER
~ the southern states, nOrthwe5teriy and sout h
westerly winds, low temperature and clear weather
Reports are missing frnrl the southwest
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All prohibitory liquor laws having failed in
THIS country, many OF the advocates OF temper
ance have about reached the conclusion that
they must be content with some enactment
which, if II does not positively prohibit the
sale Of intoxicating drinks, viii at least regu-
late their sale In such a way as to cause a dim
mutton of the evil of drunkenness. In Masss-
chusetts IL Is stated that the new legislature
Will modify the present prohibitory law in some
way, but just exactly how it should be changed
Is the perplexing question. Perhaps a hint
might be gained from a novel system in use in
the town Of Gothenburg, Sweden, which IS sp-
lhed to the sale of intoxicating liquors, and
which has produced salutary results. The cor
respondent Of \ London journal says that in
the town named, since 1865, the whole spirit
trade of the community has been transferred to
phiianthropical company, which has under
taken to pay over to the town the whole profits
of the business. and thus is working merely for
the cause Of temperance. This company acts
on the principle that no profit shall accrue from
the sale of liquors to the managers of public
houses, and pays its employees stated salarIes,
allowing them, however, to make all they An
from the sale of food. The correspondent SAYS:
cit thus becomes their interest to promote
the consumption OF food rather than OF drink,
and gradually to transform the public house
from mere drinking shop to a Kind OF restau-
rant No sales on credit are allowed. The re-
suits have proved very satisfactory. Not only
have the public houses been transformed from
dark and dirty holes to clean and well-lighted
houses, where unadulterated goods are sup
Pied, but at the same time drunkenness has
fallen of to a remarkable degree. While in
ISIS there were zoe cases of drunkenness re-
ported in Gothenburg, in 1871 there we're only
LISA reduction OF about p per cent. in 4
town whose population is rapidly increasing
and rising In prosperity. The example set By
Gothenburg has been followed by several other
communities, and the system has everywhere
been found to work exceedingly we'll"
There is something little singular about this
statement, and it will puzzle many to know how
such a system, which does not prohibit the sale
or liquor. can sensibly diminish drunkenness.
lt may be different in sweden, but IN America
bibulous individuals do not drink to crafty the
landlord or to swell his profits, but simply to
please their own inclination. Ii would make
but little difference here whether the profi-s
went to the city or to the sellers In the case of
the Gothenburg system it is quite likely that
the correspondent has omitted some important
details, without which an adequate idea OF its
operation cannot be formed.
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The Cuban mass meeting in Baltimore last
hight by all accounts was an immense affair.
The san says: 1.-The vast assemblsge showed by
their animation and eagerness the great interest
they felt in the object Of the meeting. When
the band struck up the 'Srar-spsngled Banner
1t was received with shouts of applause, aud the
enthusiasm manifested was continued throu Oh
out the evening. Several thousand were pres
eDt, and it is stated that an immense number of
people could not obtain admittance. The hall
was literally packed, over SIX thousand per-
sons being estimated to have been present -
Editorially the San says 1t is obvious that the
great mass Of the Cuban population, both white
and black. are in good faith DESTROYS to be de-
iyered from their present oppressive rule, and
that the voluntary aid heretofore given in this
country in men and means to that object is as
legitimate and praiseworthy, whether it be
strictly lawful or not, rs any ever extended BY
cur people to the Greeks and South Americans
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ELKGASr STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.

We Rave Just received another eierart as.ort-
rent ~ Dress Goods from the New York an -tions,
comprising $50 pairs Ere CT N rBns, fir m as cents
Per yerd up; Toe pieces s'te-ns, Sergss. Empre
the ne. eolor., ransins from % cents up, and q
BLACK AND CoLoREp SILKS,
IN all the new shades O. olive, plum, and merino
blue. and at very moderate prices
DO pieces Of Lubin's Mo irninr C. )ods Of the very
best quality. One price My
W NJ SHUsTERk BRO,
e1y P-nnsylv ania avenue.
'T'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
u has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis.
trtct Of Columbia, holding Q Special Tern. letters
o. Naturalization the personal estate Of EDWARD
FabDAN. late n Washington city, ID. c.. de-
ceased. All psrsons having CLAIMS against the said
de leased hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. 70 the subscriber, before
the 49, day OF November next: they may otherwise
BY Law be excluded from all beneft OF the said es-
tate. Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Eoyem
Der, 1873. MINNA FARDAN,
ncvio.th ,sw- Administratrix.
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T"H0T Soda
MILBURN'S DRUG STORE,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
nOys-fr Aho,o U;u.-s,
nov3-tr
~ 0F Els p, SSPPoELEss ExoAvATINa

Wy COMPANY,
1855 STREET, October Is, 1873.
Locked Boxes for n ception Of orders for Scay-
snger service will be found at the following place.
Station house, corner Of high street and canal,
GeorsefoSpi GeoI gotows Market house, corner of
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. 8. TayIor's store,
corner o. Twentieth and streets northwest; joan
Tynans store, corner of Sixteenth and l. streets
northwest; j. Green's store, 1920 fourteenth
street, corner Of Samson street northwest; O. 81
CialT' store, corner of Fourteenth and streets
northwest SECOND precinct Station house. Sew euth
street, above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
Rel, az the Scale house, Seven street, bet weeu
and y northwest; Heffernan's store, corner OF
lNelfth and U streets northwest; Sixth precinct
station house, corner of Ninth and ST. eets north
west MIS- koehler store, corner Fuu tn street and
Nov hork avenue northwest; Seventh precinct ST A.
house, corner of First and streets northwest
temperance Commercial Bureau, 203 Peunsylva-
nla avenue northwest; A. Lepreux', corner Twelfth
Snset ana ftnnsyiyanl avenue northwest; Central
Guardhouse, louisiana avenue, between Ninth aud
Tenth streets northwest Mr.. COomos' store, corner
Virginia a. enue and & nth street southeast; L. A
Mood store, Jrner Ninth and streets southeast
kiehth precinct station house, South Carolina ave
nue. between Fifth apd Sixth streets southeast; D.
S.shsc' 20" 3 store, corner First and B treets
southeast; George Bassetts store, corner Second
and streets northeast; Eastern market house, Gap
uoi il sou beast; store corner Ninth and streets
northeast NJ. kegan's store, corner Sec Ond and
hreets northeast W alEer Bro. "a corner Eleventh
street and MARYLAND avenue southwest; First pre-
cinct station house, corner Sixth and streets
southwest store corner and Sour-snd- 3 half
All orders deposited In our boxes at the above.
mentIopet places will receive prompt attention.
Oct20-fnr
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From Mr.. George W. Childs we have a COPY
OF the Public Ledger Almanac for the wears
1s'o-Il-T2-I3, bound in . single handsome VOL
ume, and making valuable book of reference.
The Ledgcr, in the hands Of Mr.. Childs, goes on
Its remarkable career of prosperity, and now
has in the neighborhood of one hundred thou-
sand subscribers, with an ad advertising patronage
probably only exceeded by one paper in the
country, the New York Herald.
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statement having been telegraphea from
this city TO New York paper that General
Caleb Gushing has expressed the opinion that
the spanisrds did right in shooting the Yir-
sinius prisoners, that gentlemen writes to the
journal denying the expression Of any such
sentiment He Also denies that his law partner
Is counsel for Spain, for the very good reason
that he has no Law partner. He closes his COM
munication by saying that as cruel as has been
the conduct Of the Spaniards in Cuba, we our
selves have provoked it by repeated fllibuster
eNpeditions.
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The Forty third Congress will commence the
long session week from next Monday. This
will be the first Congress assembled under the
new and increased apportionment in the House
OF Representatives, making the number of
members 80. The administration will hold
195 seats, giving 1t a majority OF 9s. The oppo-
sition will be in greater minority than in the
last Congress, as it then numbered III members
out Of 2t3, and now there are but 81 democrats
and Liberals in q total of 292.
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me supreme court Of Illinois has recently
decided that no corporation created by the la y
VI another state can hold lands in Illinois. The
ieglsisture OF that state has refused to charter
CORPORATIONS Tor the purpose of dealing in lands,
anu the court rules that this refusal must be
construed Is denial Of the power to the ,egis-
lstare OF any other state to confer such right
within the state of Illinois
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LOST AND FOUND.

QST-A PENCIL DRAWING of principal and
1. basement storiss for bank and stores. Please
return to N. G.. STAKKWEATHER, Arcbitec i,
Plant Building, corner New FORK avenue and 18th
street. nnyaa2,
OST-On the 10th inst, in Georgetown, going
IL from car at the Intersection of 81 and Market
s.rSets, along the latter, fine LACE HANDLER
CHlEF and gold SOCIETY BADGE, with name
OF owner on the INSIDE. A liberal reward will be
paid II left at No. 332 Indiana avenue. 1t"
OsT-On Tuesday evening, Nov ember 18th, 1873
either on Pepn-ylvana svenue or 9TH street
5000 In Board Of Public Works Improvement Ger,
uncates-one OF ego and three Of 500 sch, en-.
dorsed BY lanes V. Collins per Jos. +. Collins, the
\ suitable reward will be paid if left at boom a
MoIrison Building, Al street, or with WIN. Il COL
I OST-On the 18th instant, on n street, betwe n
9Th and 18th streets, gold MASONIC PIN;
hsh engraved on the facs. A suitable reward will
90 street alley, between 4th and 9Th noiS ST.
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MEDICAL, &c.

DE. HENRY WILSON,,
No. 5i3 aTH STErHr
pIlshteen years exp rieuce in Arms Haspifal- ana
iHhsie Practice. Prompt currs No iTIgris.1.
ntai.ihes perfect cure aud scieuti nc ana honor.
sul1 hsstment guaranteed. Charge. ruassnAlle
mn on ono ohSrge Tor sdyice aud medicines
ioo $3.50 e'o' = ~ :. -.
~ LID biz. DARBY has bsttfr f.cIiit.es toap
" eNei Tor prscticiug bis great specially CIaI.,
ono ch@'fe t1afe Tor sdyice AID Is-dicine DruS
COLONIZATION Building.D now In
he. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERs certain chr.
- ~ NJ cl.e asses OF the organs and all urinary
S.h paints anu blood "a skin cise.ss- sUi uerVo5.
sebliltS caused BY indiscTetiOn in yonth. Pr,cs.
20 pei Doh for sale by MB. n EHTWT-I q
uurushist corner izth st. and Pennsylv ania ave.ae
e.oos y. v. octl6 So
NJ Rs d. FRENCH, OF PHILaDELP8IA
- the cslepratod Reliable ClsiryOy ant Phvstot.n
and Tsst n ediun, has located at lois Me- w.
aNenue. Onlce hours-lO q. m. 70 Y D. m Ens.oe-
nents can be made for evenings. Jeii-T
tmhLE DISEASES Of sil klDis 1Ts..oo he
scribe case sno enclose %, advice and r.s.s1.
cine viii be sent. Address Mn Or TVOH ps0S
no ete North 18th street ph1Isssipht. - 81
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FINANCIAL AHD ConMEsCIAL.

WAL street IL quiet and with important
transactions to note. Gold holds firm, but has
atendency to decline. Stocks Of all kinds are
dull.
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ONLY 10000 TIChETs. I2y
CASH GIFTS.
DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:

Grand Total, 10000 Gifts, all cash, 81, 800, 900.
WHOLE TICKETS. $50. HALVES. So5.
TENTks, 50.
AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE OPPORTUNITY
WHILE 1T LASTS.
Send money by Bank Draft, P: o. Order, Regis
er,r Letter or Express, to THOS. K. BRAN
LETTE, Ag't, Louisville, KY, or
THOs. II. HAYS Co.,
MANAGERS BRANCH OFFICE,
movie 1t cog Broadway. New York
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REMAINING IN WHICH TO PURCHASE
TICKETS FOB THE
FOURTH GRAND CONCERT
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF EENIUcKv.
DBAwING DEC. 3D., 1873.

Those DESTROYS Of tickets should call AT ONCE
ard make their purchases, and avoid the great rush
OF the last few days. We Ill II all orders long
a. tbs tickets last. Ne preference shown.
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TO LADIES.

How sac 1t is to SEA- youngw ife, mother
oI family, who requires all her physical strength
10 fulfill her household duties, aud ell her moral ca
paces to accept the responsibility hich falls pom
ner, 70 see her Frustrated, Il Osng every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
Why but yet suffering enought be utterly misera-
PEI This state OF weakness and debility is more
istai 70 nei than severe spell Of sickness, for in
tnst case she will receive the proper care in the
ing worth while tos physician about 1t, until
nature, Exhausted, gives out, and she . carried to
the grave, when little precaution in proper time
would have spared her life. To prevent strength
LIFE BITTERS OF DR.. l.. 8. BRRTRAM. They
are safe and infallible remedy against malaria,
dys1epsia, eostiveness, bilieusness, headaches,
morning sickness, and Q | complaints peculiar TO
women These btters, which are sold By eli drug
agreeable taste, the medicine "a, sxcellss.s for
ediee. dec3s-ly
FPENICKp INDIAN HAIR REsTORDR
Wy has never been known TO fail. It frees the
scalp from Dandrun, restores Gray Hair 70 its
the Hair from falling cut, and reproduces ii when
gone: Il ID the hnea Hair Dresser known. FOR sale
By ell Druggists. jyl3-dtf
FsCHENCKp MANDRAKE PILLs.-These
Ingredients, and although. they entirely supsrssde
the use Of mercury not leave any Of its injurious
enects. They act directly pom the liver, and are
saluable remedy In all of derangement result
ing from . disordersd state OF that organ Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid fevsrs, 90, &C., All suocumb 10
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake PiIls FOR sals
oy All Druggists and Dealers. instr
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FOR RENT AND SALlE

FOB RESr-A suite Of uufsrpi.hed PARL< 'Rs
snh % without Board. Pleasant iOcalitV. InanA =
s1s missouri avenue, between 81 and a. street
opposite the Botaniosl Gardens naVI7-et'
LOS kENr-T~o yaTy large rooms on nrxs 40 ~.
ior nd r1ncsoneiy farnished for chamber aud psE :
noys-eost WIN. TYLER us Iah street.
Eok sALH-or sxcLense fsr Dls1ricf q O-ium
sis eight pen eent bop,s % any series AZ psr
n s enc hs!f Of SQUARE i53, between 18Th and
nnnsnsi "a sno Z streets Terms e exchange very
ne,ps ~. sie pfioe very low. NM. TlLkR.
Lon kkNT-Ner, hue RksIDkNCE. wi-e .,--Ty
modern Improvement; large ard and stable Al,
tsched N perfect order in Georert .n, close 10 tSe
ncylS--oa fi- issh .,-eA,
4. Oh hENT-Furnisn- q, an : -iT--1 ooTI6v--
on north sId-. next 70 Gen shermanN mos5erass
sized three story BRICK HOUSE, receutly far.
nisoed; water and gas throughout; suitable for
Small ismily. noviOiss
FOR RENr-A -four room BRICK HOUSE, pexT
FRAME. nesT MetrSpoissn cars: So moSth 70 I'm a
qulre ~ o2& Louisiana avenue. novf- I'm
sALE-TwO FARMS, gS and S. scres near
fMls Church Railroad Depot, and within nine
mile, m,lss Of wsshinste1 Gsss. bargain and easy
octe sm Real Estate Broker, 81 is,h street
INGs on street, corner Of oh northwe~t. l.
ouered for sale upon the most liberal terms In
point OF construction, location and appearance thew
sty TssE ssSs ~ Any private residence. in the
IS marble mantels, msrble-top stationary wash
stands throughout, hot and cold water, furnaces
rsngee, dumb walters, butler pantries, linen rooms
stationary wssh.;ubs, aking tubes water elosets
bath rooms, and every other requisite pTt sinsnT y,
hrst -clsss houses. Apply TO AISTROP HUnIfV
,th s,reet arc Loolsians avenue susrs- SIN
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


Az EHTEBPRIsISG GENTLEMAN, With a
enterprise by addressing - Star Office sfsTing
weers a. when an interview may he bad. pois 81
t'9R ; sAL ~ share Of STOCK ia IN Wash
9uirss 0 Sc WM. L. MORAN, RSom I2s, Gone.i
Lsnd once. novls So
L DRY GOODS and NOTION STORE IN the
aa9Thsrp part Of the city, doing good business
address IL, Star Office. novls "a
SPECIAL TAN NOTICE.
Property owners having taxes to Pay, either for
s,sry large percentage 81 leaving theft hills Win
a- for ttleu ent Al classes Of District securities
furnished. SoURsE MTpbGEf H6s; rfall'
movie Il [Repl under Nat Metre p % sli Bank
$1,000 ,w,A,NIED, ON TIE vEBY
Box Sts9 SO 900 Address Immediately, Posi- once
GooD L0ANs.-MoNEY wanted on good real
" estate security absolute protection from loss:
to title and security 10 ger cent Interest crest
na1ssst a. wAESEH Real E IS s. sS5S .:s:,
STORE EIXTUREs FOR sALE.-BRUssELs
T.Bf EhHsRPE EFNT SHo sur GASES, sHELyIMe,
Mispo& kEEfRcfohkss, s shtspE RthitESas,
ff5 c isls eh sSd nsp 9Eyi, Ss
DECISIONS HAVING SPECIAL TAXES TO
r. Ray can save large percentage BY placing their
oi.Is Ia our hands Tor payment.
Entrance on Virginia avenue.
n. A. BOSWELL 90,
now I'm "a street and Virginia avenue.
A FARM SAFEST TIE INVESTMENT
IN THE WORLD
FORTY SMALL FARMS,
OF from one 70 twenty acres each, comprising the
msinder OF the subdivision of " The North Airing
ton Heights, for sale
TareOpportunitJ for GOVERNMENT CLERKS
AID gentlemen Of moderate means 10 secure y beau
NM home, and which, planted with choice fruits,
VIII soon Yield an annual income greater than the
the greatly enhanced value of the land by such i'm
provement.
The subscriber offers these beautifully Located
Farms for small advance in cash, and the balance
ia m nthly installments, and great bargaiu
The location is PERFECTLY HEALTHY The
highlands is grand. The soil has proved 10 be ppr.
fectly adapted for all fruits gruw8 in this latitude
especially for grapes and the small fruits aud within
light of the best marset in the United States Those
already sold are being handsomely improved
Abstract of title furnished.
R0BTA. PHILLIPS,
NEAL ESTATE BROKER,
6l3 18th street.
hoNo-u Opposite U. s. Treasury.
A RARE CHANCE-POR sALE-The Stock
A snd tixt1res Of q hrst-class SHOE STORE
now doing COED business. Satisfactory reason Tor
selling Address Box 6lO City p. U ocI3O-lm
THE BEST WAY TO PAY SPECIAL TAXES
Leave your tax bills with the undersigned; they
vii De returneo reoeipted, at less than the cost Of
Eight per cent Certificates always fer sale or ex.
change, at lowest rates
PKTER CAMPBELL, Stock Broker,
octE5 Inn l423 Pc avenue, above willsrd's.
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WANTS

coa, o1an .ss
ds D. ceS. saa ire, SG q .Esa
lily. Call at Sal ID stree, nor invest IL
WANTKD-sS GOO for tv or thres years. At 10
"Resi K sts, Star ofics ' 'A' cay, no1 asa s..
WAHTED-A GIRL 70 cook, wash aud iron for
M =. . small family; references required. iisi
WANJnD-A POSITION as housekesPer; would
pos, 1S Refer widower. Address Mis- T., 0ity
WANrED-In 8 Catholic Choir, q GOOD BASs0;
~ Jar compensation offered Inquire at METZ
WAhrkD.By q Respectable White womaa.
and aS,S ST S' .sls %f S.sss ssst
WANTED-A middle sgef WOMAN to take
sELKE. No. 1000 = ,treet, corner 10th. novso-Si
WAsssnI.EIsDD..ll,:t q .se ,S S.ViS BoARP for
%n.s b. ues
" colored GfBG, about il yssrs old. a, ehiid's
muse none others need apply Best references re-
WANTED--A Man ana hi. VIE, with .ut chill
Gorernment Ho 7pital for the Insane. AID NAN
Of integrity ri and
guired in all cases. IRep.&Ohron.J nov2OH
WANTED-sI, 900 in sEWER BONDS, in
noyissi D''0 NJ N RoHRER. sIsShsrse..
WANTED-A SADDLE HORSE. Address P.
os a.. u prswef Nils, stating price, siz COLOR
WANTED-A STEAM BOILER; small and
w compact, Of from four to ten horse power; or
sea and Engine. Address G. c.; Star OF
WANTkD-A steady. indus,Fiou. WOMAN, to
W do general housesOrk; must b. ffrst-cI.ss
ed Apply, after O'Clock, at No. IS street
northwest. noylg3t-
at g. ao h ars ssas11 sas'f$sts
Market novlS-3t'
WANTED-A STEADY BARBER for Saturday:
sd 81 S Gan at
corner 18th and streets southwest. novls,st'
WAnTKD-A respectable white GIRL to assist
ssIsness rsSuiTsd Apply at 1888 Coismbis .trss:,
II A gts aUS e. e
ness Investigation invited: Gall at ITI1 + street
northwest, in morning or after .. m. novls ST.
also. good small Ss0k ss sns
dst1Sp S Sness AZ ,hsy Ssn bring good
WANTED-A first class WATCHMAKER: high
Na,,o Wsg E given. Apply sos Pa avenue, der
WANTEiDa,TE9 rent FOR pIyate family, we'll
pl By letter, stating the terms and giving the de-
81 ,6s 66oD''' &C., r o. Lock fas 80
WANTiD.Ihe sum Of THEE HUNDRED
w DOLLARS for one year, for the use Of which
one hundred dollars will be given; original sum and
int rest returnAble in monthly instruments Sstis-
factory SECURITY given Address A. 3. L., care P
u BOX go. novli-6ts
WANTED-At the Eureka Employment Office
w n: lilo street, between 18th and l2th SITS.
supplied by applying to
novs- I'm Mrs. LOUISE C. BUTLER.
WANTED-An those who vaIns their sight to
w know that the best ZONE DOLLAR SPEO-
TACLE" In the country Is accurately suited to the
eYesight by h h HEMPLER, the Optician, corner
II street and Pennsylvania avenue. Depot for
Inermometers OF all kinds. myl9ly
WARTED-kyery ene to know that the VICTOR
W SEWING MACHINE has lis wssdh sat-
iae the most perfect shuttle IA use, resting in a
cradle; needle bar and works Of steel Agency, 46q
ponnsyIvania sysrue. Also. Branch Of Nine Dem
orest's Pattern Emporium.
snsS9-ly T.w. sPIUER, Agent.
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nSIhh NEXT MEETING of the MORAL
~ kDtCA1ION SOCIETY will b. bsS
fkipAfi me 2lst, punetuaiiy at 80 D. m . a.
No; Grant Place. All the members are urgen.i%
invited 70 be present. II
nFhXCkLsI0R LODGE, No. I4, X oFP-
Wy ~ noefs OF this Lodge and OF Sister l. dyes
lLttbcns 10 visit Baltimore the 9th instant are
requested to meet at the northe asst corner Of a,
street and Pennsy " snia avenue on FRIDAY EVE
kiNt, the list instant, at ! o'clock, for drill
BY ORDER. JOHN W. fALOONER,
noNIo-a X. Of r. and 8.
nFTHk HKW HAMLINE MsraODISr
Wy EPISCOPAL CHCRCH, corner Oh And
streets will be dedicated 90 the worshn Of
9od on sATUR DAY and SUNDAY, the al and
N OF the pres nj mouth. All are cordially Invited
TO attend the services.
ORDER OF EXERCIsEs
Sa,Wrday.Preschins a. p m. by Raw Tsns
GUAKp, Of Baltimore. Reunion Lovslss,t atT1, q
m.
S-ssas-..rf .og at II A. n. By BI.HoP An
zsANs af,ved By the usual Ded cAfory Exercises.
P.oaehins Of 8 .. m. by BISHor ANDREWS. Preach
ing at ~ D. N. By Rsv, b. 1. IvKs, d. d.
BISHOP ANDREWS will be present AMI participate
The choir viii be assisted by musical talent from
sixfar nOvA