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THE FUNERAL OF the late Robert A. Cham >
pion, whose remains arrived in this city on FRI
day from Scotland, took place yesterday, and
was largely attended by the Masonic fraternity,
and by personal friends of the family. The
easket was taken from the Undertakers TO the
house Of Mr.. Joseph Daniels, corner of It'll and
NJ streets, where Mrs. Champion is stopping
At O'Clock the four eommanderies- Washing
ton. No. 1, Columbia, No. .; Potomac, No. 5,
and De kolay, No. A; also, Pentalpha Lodge
Nc. %, and Columbia Chapter, No. I
arrived at the house and formed into ne, and,
after the removal of the coffin TO the hearse,
marched slowly 10 the Church of the Ascension
on III street, tetween 9th and 10th, where reli-
gious services were performed by the Right
Rev. Bishop PInckney; after which the lines
were reformed, and the procession moved 70
Oak Hill cemetery, where the Masonic burial
service was performed. On the lllte on the
coffin was the inscription: ''Roberr 4. Cham
pion, OF Washington, ID. e.; died at Edinburgh,
26th OF September, 1873" The pall-beare rs
were: On the part of Pentalpha Lodge-M
Pearl, c. e. Heath, and Benjamin Durfee; on
the part Of Columbia Chapter-M. Sells, j. a.
Berger, HI. S. Merrill; on the part of Washing
ton Commandery, No. I'D. McFarlan and
James ". Mckee.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows siuce cur last report, John Hackenyos,
bTick stable, rear 9TH street, between Nj and n
northwest; John Hemstant, two-story frame,
Md. ave., bet. Sd and 18th SITS. northeast; l.. Scott
oDe-story brick, Rhede Island avenue, between
18th and 18th streets northwest; and William
Henry, two-story frame, L, between 4 and 9th
streets southwest.
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A COUGH, cold, or sore throat requires imme-
date attention, as neglect often results in some
lncurable lung disease. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
is simple and sure remedy. and will almost in
variably give immediate relief.
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ORGAN CoNCRRr.-The new organ Just COM
pleted for the Congregational church will be
exhibited to morrow evening, on which oc-
e1sion there will be grand concert,
the participants in Switch will be MIR. Geo
w. Morgan, Mr.. Henry T.. Browne. ID. V. Caul-
held, Miss Adelaide Phillips and the Philhar-
noDic Society. Geo. W. Morgan, the king of
organists, will perform several selections, while
MISS Adelaide Phillips will sing from "The
Elijah" and "The Prophet" some selections
which have made her name famous. MOrgau's
celebrated ID minor Fugue of Bach will be rel
lshed by tire scientific auditors while his i'm
promptu will be enjoyed by those less classical.
Of the organ IL may be said that its specIfca-
tons represent the largest built in this citv
and to miss hearing its tones will be to forego
great pleasure.
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ABATEMENT FOR PAYMENT OF TAxEs.-The
Collector of Taxes announces that he will
during the present week only, allow an abate-
ment Of six Per cent. upon all payments of this
years taxes. The Collectors Office will be open
tomorrow and Wednesday until O'Clock D. m
and on Friday and Saturday next until o'clock
y. m.
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BE WISE To-DAY.-'Tis madness 70 neglect
cough or cold, however slight. Consumption
may follow, and though DR.. Wistar's Balsam o.
Wild Cherry has frequently cured this much
dreaded disease, it almost invariably cures the
primary diseases of the throat, lungs and chest
where other remedies fail. 6
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TIE THEATRR CoMIQUK begins the week with
the great sensation drama of "Wild BILL. in
which Mr.. Daniel T.. Ration figures as the hero
Besides this play, the Collyer brothers and nu-
merous other novelties are announced. The
management are keeping up the interest.
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LOCAL NEWS.
de-, Tonight.

Waltz Opera House. Little Mel, the Califor-
mia Diamond, in her specially Of Fidelia, the
Fire Waif.'
7zsatsy ConieEe.-''Wild Bill, ;" and other SEN
satioDs.
Orchestrion music at No. 4ss Pennsylvania
Ayeuuo.
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THE SUIT AGAINST THE UNION TRANSFER
CoMPANY.-In the Circuit Court, Judge Mac.
Arthur, on Saturday, in the case OF Chichester
against the Union Transfer compensation
for damages by being run over by wagon OF
the defendant-Messrs.S Stanton and wOrthing-
ton, for the defendant, moved to abate the suit
on the ground that the plaintiff was dead. Mr..
Judge Macarthur held that such actions are
not abated by the death Of the party, and over
ruled the motion.
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TIE SHOOTING OF Mrs. KELLY-Mrs, Kelly.
who was shot by the colored boy Agge on Sat
urday morning last, as stated in TIE STAR of
that day, is Improving, and the physicians ex-
press the hope that she may yet recover. The
ball 1t has been ascertained, did not enter the
brain, but took course between the skull bone
and scalp, lodging in the vicinity OF the ear
Agge has not been arrested, and 1t is Thought
he has reached the woods of Virginia.
Later Kelly is very low this afternoon,
and her death is looked for hourly.
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The CATHOLIC MISSION IN THIS CITY.-St.
Patriek's church was crowded yesterday morn
ing TO its utmost capacity by mingled multi
witness the imposing services of the mission,
and to hear Father McGIl on "The Mercies OF
God The orphan boys OF St.Joseph's and the
orphan girls of st. Vincent's Asylum were pres
emit In the galleries. Lastnight Father O'Dono-
ghue preached to another crowded congregation
on the Sacrament OF the Eucharist. The fathers
bow conducting the mission will give a mission
in st. Martins (colored1 church, on 18th street,
between L and N streets, commencing Sunday
next.
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For RELIEF FROM CORNs, Bunions, Club anC
lngrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chill
blains or other local complaints of the feet, visit
DIR. Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. m
to d. m.
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LITTLE NEIL, the bright particular star who

LITTLE NEIL, the bright particular star who
conn., ances an engagement at Walls opera
house this evening, Is said to have Improved
Immensely si.Hce her appearance in this city
three years ago. md is now acknowledged to be
one OF the best prot.H an artists on the stage
viyacious and dashing-end will be supported
by good company. The performance to-niGSt
Waf,r in which she assumes seven Characters,
each distinct and excellent in its way. There
should be good house, even if it does rain.
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Detection OF HAMLINE NJ. T. CHURCH
On Saturday afternoon the new church edifice
erected by the Hamiine congregation at the
corner of 9th AMI Streets fun description
OF which was published i'll The STAR OF Mon
day last-was opened for public services, and
Thomas Guard, OF the Mt. Vernon Place
church, II Baltimore, preached to a large con-
gre cation from st Johns Gospel. it'll 1.-THE
beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of Gal
ilee. and manifested forth his glory, and his
disciples believed on him." At * O'Clock
reunion lOyefeast was held, and was very largely
attended. Yesterday morning TIE Sabbath
m the basement of the church and after the
usual exercises the scholar, pledged themselves
10 raise 500 TO pay the debt on tie church. At
IL O'Clock a. N. yesterday an immsase eongre-
CATION was IN attendance, and Rev. T.. q.
Andrews, bshop of the Methodist Church.
preached from Matthew, x29 and 30:-''Are not
two sparrOws sold Ter farthing? and one OF
them shall not fall on the ground without your
Father; the yery hairs Of your head are all num-
beTed." After which the evidence was formally
dedicated according to the ritual of the church.
Rev. b. j. Ives, ID. D., of New York. announced
that the entire ccst Of the church. finished and
furnished, is $50 100, while but $1,000 of this
amount has been provided for leaving S22, 100
10 be raised, and asked for subscriptions. There
were ten responses to the proposition to paw
S1CG0 each, by "a yoeng man saved through
Benton, c. MedfOrd, I. Ii. Langley, William A.
Cook, e. N. Andrews, j. a. Conner, William 5.
Fort, and Martin Il. Baker. The 500 subscrip-
tions came next, followed by smaller ones, aud
in a very holt time, under the admirable man
agement of DR. tvea, the entire amount was
subscribed for. At d. mt the pulpit was occu-
pied by DR.. Ives.
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Whit

THE PEOPLE
y K E L y L KIN G. ABOUT!
liable BROS
REDUCED PRICE. LIST"
THEY FIND
THAT WE ARE LITERALLY
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FUAH BOYLE. PRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE 4 CO.,,
RIAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS.
6o. SOS 18th street, opposite o. 8. Treosury

y0R gALH-A handsome HOUSE on street.,
md a.: HoUsE No. i0iO Masssehnsetts avenue.
HOUSE No. Y9e ID street sssta for sale or rent,
lands Bow; price, 03,b0o. Several small HOUSES,
rom eeAet TO $500; sman cash payments. We
improved, on different railroads running IRON the
city, for sale = low dGuree Or exchanSe for city
ton. tor sale ct Low nen o, on easy tss
on viii sxchanes for productive improved proper.
4 Furnished House for rent 1t eizs Per month
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EDUCATIONAL.
IHE ALMIGHTY DOLLARI

/ III aLMlOdI1 DOLLAR
am enabled at present to offer
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS:
IL dast better than ever were offered specie times
the following list Of Spscislties, which rratsta.
10 Se remarkably cheap, and very superior for the
G Gsn;,s M Mi Shirts, fns and heavy, 81
sen oooreS RMT sleo h bs and ST.
Ladies Merino Vests, 81.
Also small lot Of the same a. rs cents.
G GhhiIdren,s hand knit Drawer Legsings, 81
LADIES' ae ha aau haie tssssgins'' cents
Ladies Kid Gauntlets, al
Fssesd Isle Hsf GsaStists and Gloves
Mems Lined 0letn GlSs ess: s. g ce Sss.'
Mems extra long Cloth Gloves, 81.
Mems Castor, Buck and Driving S'e Gloves, q.
,a Uhnsdrens striped Brown Cotton Hose, four pair
UhildreHs extra heavy iron frame Hose, three
Ladies sleached Hose, two pair for Is cents.
Ladies Hs i ( Ss1T Pssr f se9 81,
Ladies 80 and 40 B Iron frame Hose, 30 cents
bcss sn srsrn Hoss
Mems heavy British Socks, three pair for 81.
Msns Grey shaker Knit SOCKS, three pair for 81.
have also Just opened the
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN JEwELRY, BANDEAUX, &C.,
and such variety Of other articles that it is futile
tosttempt enumerating them.
ZONE and see for yourself
3. SILvERBERG
ErROPOLIrAN DOLLAR STORE,
Sl2 SEVENTH STREET,
noy1-tr NEAR PKSNsLvAYIA AVENUE.
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THAT IRON is valuable as medicine has LONG
been known, but it is only since its preparation
in the particular form of Peruvian Syrup that
its full power over disease has been brought to
light. Its effect in cases Of dyspepsia and de-
bility is most salutary. 6
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A. STRAUS,
The Popular Clothier,
IOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and 18th streets.
CURL FOR CORNS.

~store open until p. M, and on Saturday until
IL o. m, nOv7-tr
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TAXES,
For the purpose of accommodating the general
public, we have established a
Branch Office At goo AZ street,
Two Doors above Pennsylvania avenue, ives. side,
near the offices of the District government,
Having peculiar facilities in purchasing
DISTRICT BONDS,
We are enabled to supply tar. payers with oil classes
OF in payment Of special taxes-af
liberal discount. Prompt attention given to the
settlement OF Assessment Bills.
Parties desiring to invest in District Securities
will lind 1t to their advantage to call.
DICKSON & PATTERSON,
Aeai Estate and Insurance Brokers, COS
18th street,
Branch Office, No. 2O6 4,<street, TIVE Desys
noy6-lm above Penn. avenue,
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Condensed I,aeaIs

Gov. Shepherd lett here Friday evening for
New York, where he will remain until to- NOR
row.
The second annual bah Of the Knights of st.
Peter at Masonic Temple on Thsnksgi wing eve,
promises to be pleasant and ENJOYABLE party.
A mule belonging to Messrs. TOmpkins &
last, was recovered to-day by Detectives McDe-
witt and MeElfresh, and returned to the owners.
We regret TO state that the wife OF Detective
John l. Sargent died this morning at her resi-
dence No. 121 I'd street northwest, OF typhoid
fever. leaving three children.
Fire was discovered in the oiiice of Thos. W.
Riley & Son, on Water street, on Saturday eve
ming last, but was extinguished by a few buckets
Of water without turning in an alarm.
b. II. Lambert, prominent shipping mer-
chant OF Alexandria, died yesterday at Il m, in
the I'D year of his age. John Howell, manu-
featuring halter, OF the same city, died on Sat
urday evening.
baptised yesterday afternoon at the Old Sycs-
more, near the Long bridge, BY Rev. VIM. Glib
boDs, Ofthe Mt. Zion church on F street, south
west.
A lecture will be delivered in the Y. N. c. A.
building before the Christian workers this evt
ming, at 6 O'Clock by Rev. s. s. Mitchell, OF
New York Avenue Presbyterian church. on
''What am, rather than what / do These
lectures are free, and are largely attended.
number of the Knights of Pythias OF this
city are preparing 10 visit Baltimore on Thanks
giving day. They will be received and escort
Ell through the principal streets by Golden
Lodge, No. ], and banquet is to be given TO
them.
There has been a large discharge of force at
the Baltimore and OHIO depot, the discharge
being one-ffth OF those employed. The posi-
ton OF keeper has been abolished and the
conductors OF trains are ordered to show passen-
gers TO appropriate cars.
The Israelites of the District organized a re-
lief association yesterday, and elected Simon
Wolf president, p. l.. Abraham secretary, A. s.
SolOpoBs treasurer, and Messrs. II. Adler, II.
J.. Blout, and L. Baer visiting committee. A
committee on constitute n and bylaws was APP
pointed to report at an adjourned meeting next
Sunday.
The will of the late George wilmuth,
boatswain in the navy for many yt ars attached
TO the Washington navy yard has been filed IN
the Office OF the Recorder of Deeds. He be-
queathes his silver ware to his step son, John
H. Wilmuth; to his step-daughter and son, the
rest of his estate, and dominates A. f. Thonp-
son and Isaac II. MeCathran as his executors.
We learn shat Prof. Mason. Of the Columbian
University, proposes to open IN the early part of
December a course OF gratuit0us Lessons in
French, for ladies ard gentlemen exclusively.
This gratuitOus wOrA la introducing his native
language 10 our people by this most accom-
plished teacher o. French, will be warmly APP
preciated.
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Gov. SHRPHERD THANEKD.-A few weeks
ago a committee of marketmen consisting of P
Thyson, b. ). Elliott, Y. 4. Hoffman, John F.
Seitz, Charles Schneider, John Dunn, Edward
Brooks and Benjamin Hunt, visited Governor
Shepherd and requested him TO have the
Northern market inclcsed and made cOmiOrta-
bic for the winter. The Governor considered
the request favorably and workmen were at
once directed to make the necessary improve
ments. The committee have addressed letter
TO the Governor thanking him for his prompt
action in the matter.
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GROCERIES. &c.

q Il y Z Z Il E s.
Crushed, Powders aud Grsnulat "a SUGARS. z.
COFFEE eUGA "a, "llc
Brown SUGARS, 5, 9 and l0c
IS pound lots. lc. per pound less
PR1ME HAMS, lac.
reduction Of 20 per cent. all TEAS
5000 pounds choice New York and PgnnsyIyaUis
BUCkM HEAT. SC. per pound.
Best Virginia FAMILY FLOUR, 80 per bJl.
Best EXTRA FLOUR, SIS per bbl.
c. WILMER,
novl5tr 1911. PennsylvApiaayep
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(NOHEN LOAN OFFICE, Corner Of tn Street
~ and Neto York Avenue, entrance on New <f1<
York avenue: The most private Loan Office
In the city. Money loaned at the loves rateO "
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' and
value. jsnA-ly
EARPETS CLEANED AT THE STEAM OAR
~ PET BEATING WORKS, 40 Maine avenue,
bet " and 9TH ste Carpet; Gs,led for and returned
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DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
DISCOUNT FOR C.7SH
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT!
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
FROM
MONDAY, NOV. 10th, TILL DEC. LIST.
MONDAY, NOV. 10th, TILL DEC. Isl.
MONDAY, NOy. 10th, TILL DEC. Ist.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR,
G23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Will offer their entire stock Of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's
FINE FURNISHING GOODS
AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. FOR
CAsH FROM
Monday, Nov. 10, till Monday. Dee. I,
TIE PUBLIC ASK FOR LOWER PRICES
AND THE TINES DEMAND 1T, AND 70
MEET THIS NE HiTE CONCLUDED 10
OFFER OUR ENTIRE .yrOCK OF sIo5. 900
OF ELEGANr GOODS, LNcLUDLyG TIE
IMMENSE STOCK OF OUR CELEBRATED
SEAMLESS KID GLOFES, AT TIE VERY
LIBERAL DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
TO ALL CASH PURCHASERS.
NOW IS TIE TIVE TO NIKE FORE
WARDRoBES REPLETE WHILE ORR
STOCK rs Nv ELEC4yr CONDITION.
OUR G0oDSARE ALL MiRKED LyPLaEy |
FIGURES, AND THE DISCOUNT VIII BE |
MADE IN ALL CASES FOR CASH.
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LECTURES.

v NJ. &. A. LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL.
independents ot the Scientific Course,
JULIA WARD HO We
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec snber ., .
SUHFCT:"Men Women and Women's Women -
PHOF. Y. v. HAYDEN,
TUESDAY EVENING, December is
SrHFcT: The Scenery Of our National Parks, -
with exquisite illustrations by the Sereoptic Pro-
ceets for the benefit Of the Industrial Home school
THO MAS MAST,
TUESDAY EVENING, December "a,
SUB EcT: Oar feature, with illustrations by the
Artist on he spot. - 49,
JOHN b. COUGH
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. =, New Lecture
SUBJECT. might Scenes in a Great NJ ctropolis =
Prices:-These four Lectures will be sold together
at the very low price Of 81 50 for the course: or
separately at any time. as follows: Mrs. Howe. rs
ets; HAYDEN, IS cts; Mast, 81; Cough, 81. No
extra charge for reserved seat.
THE AGASSIZ SCIENTIFIC COURSE will be
given in FEBRUARY. nov2.-lws
I ECTUREs AT UNION M Z. CHURCH ,q0th
IL street, by
Rev, j. l.. PoULsoN, of Baltimore,
describing the principal incidents and scenes of a
three-months' travel through the most interes ing
parts OF Europe. Tickets for the course of five lee
lures, single lecture, e oents-to be had at the
stores CT Warren Choate, Vernon Row; A. s. Tay-
Ior, and 10th streets: and Emory Baxter, 1920
Pa; avenue Commencing oath instant, ~ O'clock
ana confirming the same hour December 4th, Sth
ioth anu LZu. novl9.22, "a
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CURE FOR CORNS.
To cure those troublesome annoyances the pres
sure and friction, which causes an enlargement Of
the papil8, and that consequent thickening OF the
outer skin which is termed Corn, should be avoid
ed, them the Corns continue to form, they should
be removed occasionally before their bulk causes
pain in that way distress being kept from the parts
effected, the paplle will resume its natural size,
each paple to which the isner portion OF the Corn
Is connected is composed Of minute artery, vein,
for such themselves, and prefer visiting
the skilled specialist, as they find that. when the
lions al his hands afford them speedy and permanent;
relief. Corns, Bunieus, Bad Nails, ETC.. are sue
No. 335 18th street, OPP osite the Treasury HIS fee
for attending the feet is O. per visit. For yearly
to d. m. noYl3-tr
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croRsETows .avERTISEMnsys.
"STILL THY CONE"
lust received another Iot Of NEW oABPETs,
which we will sell cheaper than offered before
All we wish is to receive call, and coa.iaoe y0nr
self 4. GUfMAS,
noya4 III Bridge street, aeory.t wa, D: G.
SkCokD ANNUAL BALL
EXCELSIOR TENT, No. AZ, 1. 0. OF In
REoHABITEs,
TO BE GIVEN AT
FORREST HALL, GkoRGEr0wN, d. c.,
THANKSGIVING EVE, Nov. 26th, 1873.
- Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies', One
Dollar. noyl3-It
GREAT BEDUOTION IN PRICES OF DRY
~ GOODS at 1ol Bridge street. Georgetown.-
All wool saiines, cloth shades, 5c Empress Cloths,
.ec.; Rlaids f., children sc; hne French Merino,
&c Worsted Ores Goods, new shades, 2sc gsmels
cheap SiSSs and cs.s%ere. Cheaper than than before
the war r,ssnels, white and eo,osed, rom Sc upi
l,.se; cheap sseetings;, Androscoeein Bleaohed
Mns LIN yard wide. isc Canton Flannels from iasc.
novil:tr BENJAMIN MILLER.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN Fl. sMOoT SON,
rom New Y0r Sonsb fer CASH.
shc III ptlces, ana ouSr 10 pufCna-
sers at the lowest possible cash priesS large and
complete assortment OF all the new material and
shades in LADIES' DRESS GOODS; . full lins OF
the best grades MOURNING GOODS and BLACK
Silks GENTLEMEN'S aud BOYS WEAR; La
DIES,GENTS, and CHIbDRENs UNDERWEAR;
GLOVES and HOSIERY of every variety; SH Avis
and SAOQnE MATERIAL, TABLE LINEN aud
HOUsE-EURNISHIHG GOODS generally. CAR.
PEfS, OiLCL0TRS, RUGS aud BLANKETS.
with a full stock ef FLANEELS aud DOMESTIC
GOODS. We are in daily receipt of additions to our
stock as the season advances, from the large New
yited.
oct23-ln JOHN Fl. sMOOT SON.
lust AS WE EXPECTED.-such q rush Of
Ladies and Gents pparel TO be CLEANED and
DYED has not been seen for some time. With every
facility and full COZ ps of skilled orkmen we are
at n with determination to do it good and 70 clean
IT all ont on time or dye in the effort that we are
tired of living, but because by dyeing we expect 10
live, while we know not how to live except we dye
W. H. WHEATLEY,S
PREMfUM STEAM DfEING AND SCOUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
80 Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. O.
once open from Q. m. until sunset saturday
~ p. m. eepf-lv
~ 1OHOLS'
~ ELEGANT ZOE CREAM AID OYSTER
PARLORS.
aug28-1v - High street, Georgetown, d, O.
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piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhna, and all hemorrhages etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a sta ndard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be a cure for these diseases. m, tn g If
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w LEWIS WEBER, LEADER,
Germans, State 6ociabies, Parades, Funerals,
&C.. Orders left at Metzerott 90: g, Ellis. or -
ct the residence Of the Leader, TVS TIN street. Navy
Yard, Washington. Telegraph oliice within square
Of the house. oct19-2m
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CLOTHING At PANIC PRICES.

CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES.
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS.
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Ak street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-24

DISTRICT Lie ESszs.-District Register Cook
is Issuing licenses, due November lst, from all
classes Of business and trades, and ali Who do
rot pay this week he will report 10 the superip-
tendent Of metropolitan police for arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-24

TAXI CARE OF Your VALuABLKs.-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 valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take warning from
The Chicago and Boston fires.
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. 81