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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12

TO CONsU n PTiVs.

The advertiser having iecn pcrmanent,y cured OF
that iiead disease. Cosrm iuD, by simy 10 remedy,
Is anNu- Z" make his fr,linw ffarers the
menus oi curp. 10 wan IT, will send
copy nj Inc prescription nsd, 'Ir,e III cL argo,J with
directions for preImrng nni using tue mo which
they VIII find II sunR GURK FOR EoNsuMPTIoS,
Asthma, BnnNunITis, &c.
Parties wishing The prescription Will please address
Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
i9i Penn street.
Williamsburgh, N. Y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12


Channels Skins choice and line selection just re-
ceived diI Get importation. rare chance to buy
Them cheap Carefully selected Tor family use, ali
sizes and prices, 10 cean silver and glass wa,e
without scra ching. Also full and fresh stock
OF Iings, M dicines, toilet and fancy tclcs al
weys on hand, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor and West streets. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12
PRATT.s ASTRAL OIL.

Pratts Astral oil sold Wholesale to groces, dealers
and cnnntry soreleepers, at wholesale rates. III and
6gaion cais or by the barrel, by
c. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agents for Delaware,
Ernnt add " taL slreeIa. Wi. Dol.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12
Pitner's Chicken Powder,
PREPARED ONLY BY THE PROPRIETOR,
JOHN J. GALLAGHER, Druggist and
Apothecary,

SOhN ~ ohhbh0HhIt, OfuUyfSt uHu
Apothecary
1903 Market Street, Wilmington Delaware
This is complete and immediate cure for CHICK
EN- CHOLERA, and administered to healthy fowls
is certain preventive. 1t Is warranted to give salts
faction, as trial will convince The most skeptcal
for it. It Is compounded on SCIENTIFIC PKiNUI-
PIES and, by reason OF ts acting at once on the
source OF the disease causes the effect to cease and
afterwards acts as Tonic, giving the Chicken new
Lease on Life This is an important preparation, and
Que that each farmer others, interested in the well
fare vi their Poultry, should keep constantly hand
that In of the disease appearing in their neigh
borhOod the means tn arrest and prevent the whole
sale ravagc which it makes amongst poultry would
be ut hand, and time be lost by needless delay
During the past few years, many thousand chickens
have been sacrificed BY the disease and many per
have been prevented had they but known the virtues
OF this excellent preparation, To show that it is
tiles, but possessing on the contrary, such intrinsic
virtues will recommend 1t TO any thinking man,
have appended the following
CERTIFICATES.
Mrs IEUsTED. Traceyville, Queen AIMS Co
Nd, says,-Nour Chicken Powder saved my Chick
ems but two died after commenced using il.
PHILIP EVANS, Salem, Ohio, July /, 1872, says
Tho Chicken Powder sent me, arrested the pro
Eress of the disease send me two dollars worth
for myself and neighbors.
AMOS klMBALL. Dovor, Ohio, August 3. ls72,-
The Chicken Powder sent me has been received an,
promises much good. Enclosed lind money for more
CIIAS. NUMBERS, Kent Co., Del iays-You
Powder has effected cures amongst my disease
chickens.
NATHAN PARKS, near Lincoln, Illino =, Apr
10, lsI2, says,-was losing chickens, fifty a
sent Tor the powder, having faith In II, but gave
as last resort II stopped the disease at once | e,
it To sick and well and to-day have not one that is sick
| JAMES DENNY, Piasia, Illinois, December 1872
writes recommending tho powder.
TO satisfy Yourself ask your nearest merchant fol
II, and give II trial. and ba nced that good
IT you cannot Obtain it, enclose 80 ana II will
furwardedt 10 you by mail.
| Price, 25 Cents per Package.
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GETOW N .

TIE CATHOLIC FAIR at Forrest Hall is a great
success. Attention is called to the advertise
ment elsewhere.
The RECEIPTS of the canal company for the
week ending December were: From Cum5er-
land. g. s027s; Georgetown, S2,S50; Hancock,
Accrued revenue for the week at Cumberland,
S2,14S.I1. Forty-one boats, carrying i,695 tons
of coal, left Cumberland dnring the same pc
riod. Only two boats carrying coal left Cum
berland on Monday, but it is understand tn st
scme of the coal companies will begin 10 ship
again, and thus revive the coal trade, which
lately has been verv dull.
GRAIN TRApE-The canal boat T. B. White
arrived yesterday afternoon, with 80 barrels
ear corn for FL. N. Talbot. and the schr. Thos.
j. Morgan. from Alexandra, with 800 bushs.
wheat for Hartley & Bro. The only sale to day
was $50 barrels ear corn at IS per barrel.
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THE COrRTe-

CIRCUIT COURT, Jsfs. HaeArhrr,
die, for pisiSttfi. Ais1snder az. Litehnsis, sei,
d,-mi. sed Ei,sa.t rreJn9ice Bfien ast. Huut 4
To day, Donn sst HiehfmsH: vsrdics for plaintiff
Mcdaniel agt. v likes; jud snient 81 terms Haven
Lsr sgt. Gilbert; sasgmspt Tor , ls.t,iif ysa Ris.
e,et ios elsntiH- LindslSy ast. olaistsaa verdict
CRIMIsAL COURT, Jrtss Career.
uSsmeS. Ssr T sT@T C i5ga RssIs grounds
isg a tip plOs soa.e. tound notEniity. Patrick
SsiI, same ofeno:; entity AI.haE Grant, car
A9iifie, tippigs souss; Grej sks. Richard Smith,
selling liqaorxithout license; sls. Vim Hsssier,
sas On sosn .f,sy s s5d
- and costs. Goefrey Eekiey and 0has. Gerhsrd,,
PonRs1s Esynod ssn fho.a as sffh
Lynn, 90; sls each. xdssrd ke0ormcS, do;
defsllt set aside; case submitted plea of guilty
and fne reduced fross sfs0 to ISla5
The jury were discharged until Mesday next
EQUITY OeUkT, Judge Va
To-day, Marks sst- nj arks; decree pro oonfesso
appointing " B. Todd guardian adj Mtsm, answer
of infants filed, and reference TO audtsor Todd e.
Adams agt smith; order ossrTSine @Feeptiep. 70
s1d,tors report, and rstiiyiDe the same d refer
S cider s as s"h: deere pre- e"oso snt
smeaded bill be taken confessed. Keystone Sc a.
ing SsChine Company AIT. barley: order requiring
Neale agt. Nesle; petition 90 con.true order Bar
ton sst Barton: decree Of divorce.
P0LIGE COURT-yufes Smell
To-day, Charles johnson, larceny; So aud costs.
Alice Harn, twhit,l threats Of persorsI violence
80 pounds; own roe6snis.nsS a 10 Keep the peace.
f saS 5Prstaay; % william Jo1s
{s@iiy IS MsT5S. FoIIat d.orssr!s ? s' frsnF
con- disorderly; So. Mary O'Den, pr ufaaity; $40
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Condensed Locals

From Robert Beaii, J. G. Parker, aud los.
ShillinCtOn We have Hsrper's wig tor Dec.
% slso, from ShillngtOn, Frank Leslie's Illus
srCES tor the same date.
Mr.. John Meehsn has been appointed by the
Governor Inarket-master of the no-theas ter u
market, corner 50 and H streets northeast, on
the recommendation OF NJ ajor Ureil.
MecbsLses' Shop. No. 1, +. D. L. NJ, has
elected the following officers: James 7. &sckev.
w. Nj; James Cocaraue, lst r.; Charles L.
Mills, "a F.; james T. Walker, secretary.
The cooperative Purch asing association me- :
last night and filed existing vacancies en- the
executive committee. The committee is com =
posed OF Thomas j. DurSnt, Charles ColEe, A.
n Brewer, Thomas Taylor, Charles Warren,
D. 7. Peters. and j. K. Thompson.
Mr.. Edman,i T. Brown diCt at his residence
in this city Last evening, OF drOpsy. tie had
been for over fifty years resident OF the Dis
trict; was an active member CT the Oldest In
habitants' association; was the first L. 5. com.
missioner appointed after the reorganizatiQn Of
the District courts, some fifteen years ago: va,
appointed justice Of the peace about tVent -
seven years ago, and has been Commissioner of
the Court of Claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

THE HACK QURsrTOS.-EdiioF Star In your
edition of the 10th there is card supposed to
come from the Hsekmen's Association of W Alb
ington, ID. C., 70 contradict the action of the
street hsckmen in reducing the rates for face
rails, which We consider toe thin aud tiinsy. as
there does not exist such an orgsni Zaton ; the
Hackmen's Association; &c sarstei up some tuo
years ago. Ind for Nessrs. Carey AMI Sno~
and others claiming to be o4eers Of the old
bogus concern, is all bOsh. Nov, / wish TO In
form the public, through your valuable paper,
that they (the publicl can obtain the very best
carriages for funerals, on any 81 all the hack
stands in the city, at the reduced price Of s.
each. To be satisfied, give US a call before
going elsewhere. Yours, &c,
W. W. CEAsBERs,
For Many Street HackMen,
Wasbfputnp naa tlsT2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

WIBoR's COP LIVER OIL AND LIaE.-Per
sons who have been taking Cod Liver Oil will
be pleased to learn that Dr.Wibor has succeed
ed, from directions of several professional gen
such a manner that IL is pleasant to the taste,
and its effects in lung complaints are truly won
derful. Very many persons whose cases were
pronounced hopeless and who had taken the
clear oil for a long time without marked effect,
have been entirely cured by using this prepare
ton. Be sure and get the genuine Manufac-
tured only by A. b. Wibor, Chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists. eos
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CITY ITEMS.
P0STPONE.HENT.
Fourth Gift Concert OF Public Library
Of Kentucky.
A CARD TO TuE PUBLIC.

The Trustees of the Public Library of Ken
tucky and the management of the Gift Concert
announce the postponement of the Fourth Gift
Concert until Tuesday, the 31st of March next.
The public will readily understand the causes
which have made this postponement necessary.
The financial panic, which has for the last
two months paralyzed the business of every
section of this country and of Europe, has pre-
vented thousands from investing in tickets The
epidemics pervaimg almost the entire South
have cut off a large and available market.
And, too, the pubic, judging from the effects
OF these causes, have expected a postponement,
and have declined TO invest without a more pos
tive assurance OF the drawing taking place on
fixed day.
All interested desire a full drawing, but for
the reasons just stated this could not be had o.
The 81 of December, but the short postpone
ment now announced will secure it.
The management have met with unprece-
deDted success. The sales of tickets, the pro-
ceeds of which have already been recei we'd
amount to OVER MILLION DOLLARS, with
number OF agencies in this country yet to hear
from, and all those in Europe.
THUS ,rawing SCALING the gifts one-hal1
could be had now, but the management deem it
best to have postponement and a full dralg-
ing.
This p0stponement assures he sale Of all Tie
tickets and A FULL DRAWING. That this deter
mination will meet with the appreciation of
nearly every one interested is made apparent by
the very numerous letters received from every
section Of this country ami the Canadas asking
for pOstponement.
This action Of the management win work no
detriment to any, but will be for the good of all
BY it the fortunate ticket-holders will receive
their gifts in full, while it will not affect those
who do not draw gifts.
In making this announcement the manage
TEent most enphatically state that there shall be
further posironement, and to this end all agents
will be imperatively required to close up and
transmit their accounts TO this Office by the 2ist
OF March. THos. +. BRAMLRrTB,
Agent Public Library, Ky.
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Washington, Dee. 18th, 1913.

DEATH OF Kx-RKPRKs gNrArIvH CoNSoR.-
TX Representative John Q. Common, of the 2
district of Texas, died at his residence. on Penn
sylyania avenue, near 18th street, last evening,
CT Inflammation of the bowels. TIE deceased
was born in Noblesville, Indiana, October q,
1912, and was educa at wabash College. He
entered the Union army in 1852 as lieutenant,
and served until the close of the war. He was
eli en- made captain in the iist infantry. regular
army, and while on duty in Texas was elected
by the democrats to the Forty frst Congress
AID reelected to the Forty-second lie was a
young man of much promise, and had many
friends in this city.
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GEORGETOWN ABVERTIsENEsTs
PANIC PRICES! PANIC PRICES
PANIC PRICES!,!

Having during the late decline in'the Boot AID
Shoe market purchased very arze stock ofua,,
BOUTS AND SHOES, FES
some OF them OF the most celebrated makes,s ~
We are detern insd not to carry the same -
over until next season, but will dispose of the
sntire stock, consisting Of Ladies' and Gentleman
figures. Call and be conV iucea as we intend 10 do
what we adj ertise,
Our stock Is complete in all its brsnehes, and we
are determined TO suit every one, All we ask is a
call, VIII oh causes no obligation to purchase.
SINTHEINER * BRO,
uecN 5w lao Bridge sire ct, near High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

RELIEF FOR THE DEsTITU rE.-The Young
Mems Christian Association are in the habit of
providing for such destitute young men as apply
for temporary relief, but the fund for that pur-
pose in the hands OF the secretary is very small,
and there is seldom a surplus. The secretary
desiree TO inform the public th at should any one
desire 20 assist poor su to u meal or lodg iag,
and send TO him, with their address, stating they
will be responsible for the meal (twenty-iiye
cents) the bed (ffty cents), he will be Il al to
see that they are provided for in this way, ami
thus AVOID giving money TO strangers.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusenients, DC. Ts-nIght.

Sa'isI0I rt-G.sF. - Maggie Mitchell as
al Mare in the Pearl of Savoy.
F6T3's OJsra H6gss.-JOe Jefferson az d" Bob
Aero" in the Rivals, and - Hugh de Bras
N a Regular Fix.
TAsa.sT Coaigas.-LiRs Edwin IL 1.-The Timid
Man or, Love ". Money" and other 6ttrac-
tons.
B.iiogd'' HaiI.-Pror. MscalHster, the Wizard
O. Tie World.
OTesestT.on music at No. 4ss Pennsylvania
avenue.
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PIANOS. &c.
TESTIMONIALS

to saa my name g the eoaesrt Of praises q saich
To be ast, nusi de. isrs them perfect, AID Or.
Js1ssstl.ieS lshftf % ttt.y beyto!.D
Your Instruments ,, sses., in the - s-sa. sosi'
nobility and power az tone, elasticity ai sscuTity %
ard pres,ise and inns offer hara oi.,SSs .s .I,s
q rtrfections,tc the e1eiu-ionof al aerects
Ptanis;s Of lesst rreteRs. )as will aRi mean. OF
draw inE iroIs thvn agreeable tGacts ard Ia fa-o OF
such products hich truly do 80 tue Of me
con nottoB Of insrumeus-!ho role e IN crt. Ia
simple that Of the pabli,; the ere has bnt - ar
pand n. m consciVu;.ously aud gitE eSirc -sti-fs
mariner.
In cOrErAtrlsiins you sincerely upon The srsa,
Paris, an pleased 10 suti-pate the hs ppy cnrin-
us,toa Of N. same IA al piaces who're S6Ur Plane
VII be eeald; sd hes thst y9u acct, Seuteuien
Of esteem AMI consideration. r. LIST
Strauss Enthusiasm IN regard TO New York Pr
arcs A. very sit atsuo cIisnsttl IN The pl On asn
him Ter hls music roc N in VieunA In orisr =, -,
hit musical friends the best Pisno in the purli H.
Ms Dsor- M We Many thanks, in v a!ca m,
VII, .oius. for the beautifu upright rtana 81 = =
Ia ehous 10 send ne & NY room durius I1y s,sy
~ your ciiF. Las ast 1sished u- boy cnd msssure
iiy SO even thrS ngse ut, and the assumes sSs I'M
pactuess Of ts & ulh LaNe never before met a n
ira surpIi The grand piano n-ii AZ he Acad
eny at my concerts oEls hui. aiets M q nrt :, III
10
F,oHo tr.,rh egsal E,"'s Ny b-articst wishes -.
yCur health arc success.
Such testimony s certainly grsai c,'npiirps ~ a.
cur American isnO farte manufactures ii grp-,tl
AID MIR. NebeT In ParticDlsr.--Nsic Yrrk Rs-9H.
Arsbella Goddard, the create, pianist u the as.
pianos gFtqPaisf, which Is cert andy ugh c51n.
plimen, Tor Ar. Weber. She writes a. follow:
BREvooEr noUSr July Is s-2
My ~ AZ ny. H-t,r'-On the eve ut my irpa~ture
Ter Europe, cannot rcfrais tro4S auking sou for
your very Sind attention during stay, aud u as
sure You Of my great regret thai my Contract dff
noi allow NE y play on your instrument 10 pstl5e
atthis time. Nevertheless, mus. say thar m. M
isn't piano WHICH used AZ T3y loom, as also thr
~ Sna pianos WHICH have seen Of yonr make, have
nc sap nor G"ytctsrs ant csyf4lElg hhrc MOI ,rsg
ohs tAarEHlcHtS ~ America tchir4 drpfad-t f4s.T
tcsH the tone il very pure and syIup.thaffr
BET so powerful; whle the touch Is so elastic ia,
an rust IS lnToiunta ily drawn TO them hone ere
Iong TO return % America, and have The pleasirs f
Pa, ing them Throughout The coR0try.
AhABELLA GODDARD.
NINE. LUCIA AND THE wRBER PIANO
| tf0t the Nor iofk Void 1
NEW YORK, Nov IS. l9Ts
DfeT Mr.. He5sF'-as leave New YORK to-rna--
row et me klndiy Thank You FOR the upright pis.4
Nhich used all sumner in KfBCst0n, aud b~f,.r,
npclght Planes are extra ordinary last rIIr,lr.s
1eey have az astonishing fulinoss and gealts "a
tone, which adapts them ezcelientiy we'll - m,
Voice. The Hciicn l iDd charm inz, and shis one
snrpTked me By hardly ever IetdiIg the tancr
Your ipttrucents fuig dcseT e the great success
PAULINE LUCIA.
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To CURE A COUGH, to relieve all irritations of
the throat, TO restore perfect soundness AMI
health to the most delicate organizations of the
human frame-the lungs-use DIR. Wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, which is still prepared
with the same care in the selection and COM
pounding of its various Ingredients as when it
was introduced to the public by DIR. Wistar,
over forty wears since.
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ARABELLs GODDARD.
JOHN r. ELLIS L. CO.,

S57 Pennsylvania syenan,
SOLE AGES7S FOR THE ABOVE PIANOS,
Also,
SMITH'S AHERICsN ORGANS s,clo6,
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CALANIrIEs will come upon US In spite of all
Rreeaaton; put n Is g,a.ltying 70 LEI learn ina,
tanned at all the drug stores, and that it can be
relied on to cure all diseases OF the kidneys and
urinary organs. Look out for cOunterfeits! The
genuine bears the private proprietary stamp OF
H. T. Helmbold. For sale by all druggists co.,
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NTH sTEINWAY's PIANOS. NJ
EXTRAoT FROM TIE OFFICIAL REPORT
EXPosIrI1N QsIyERSELLE,
ave regret that the celebrated Ipaugurs.ors e
the new .ystsm h PiSno.makius, = sssis. Stenua.
Pisno making is 80 greatly Indebted, have not az
MAESTRO PETBELLa. President. nary,
bEkR pTMB., 1T Vice President, AGs;ra,
PI6f Dr. LISA o. ;, p Nice Presidea;, Fraaca,
BE4S3HsRR HA Ans LIZA X, Aa iiarE,
fba sss ~ hs;RfITn,a, AastLs, 49,,
yTIits sGHIEpMbYphiRs,p Germs Gsrns n u''''''
D. sohItNo FnEGTES, Spain,
pIhEcToR @EBsR, Switzerland,
Or. OsOAE PAIL, Professor of the University Of
''-'S' u jury IRE. "a III, Si1.eai Ins,rnmes,.
Vienna world's Fair, l3-3.
wEIxAR. September 81, 1873.
GEyT.: The nsassn n, steipwsy Grand Piano
noH STANDS Ia InY Music Room. AID pre.ents fa,-
non. toidt.tg Gditi.1tts qH1it.i detailed ecu
inst nmeni fully jstiies the world vide Reputation
that Tor YeArs Yen have eyeTywheFe enjoyed.
After So Luch well-GeseTred praise, permit m to
also ADD ms homage, and tie e PRESTON OF ny IN
dsgVylsTd edi-iT+;lGn, with which rsaaiul
Eztyqd Crop, kiier from Dr. Fyn-- Lis.,, 70 20.
WsiHGy, Ssp;s ulJsr 27fh 1873 - noe 10 p1Ssllsia
a -D5SSTS. Setdsg0g a SIaS.
"PTay tell Nh. Stenway that his splendid L pri yht
Piano shone to brilliant advantage az the Festival
peTfoTEsac a. the Wartbucg. v here last TUESDAY
Il served under nv fpgers IS vac O,eassHG,' OK
citing general admiration.
Yours, very truly, Franz L.-ZT.
From the Melc LeiP-tg Musk Z5'NrE.
new Grand Piano from SteiIwsF Sons. New
York which we and he ard 10 DR.. Franz Liszt'S
Music Room we gust acknowledge as the grgs lest
crsNL0H that modern sclence IL Piano bailding has
produced.
STEINWAY & SONS PIANOS.
large assortment Of GRAND, SQUARE and
UPRIGHT PIANOS always on hand al the ware
rooms OF
dec6c6tSStan1 W. @ MFTZEROTT 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

THE IMPORTED Clyde Horse, Marquis OF
Lorne, will be on exhibition at The corner of
eth street and Pennsyl snia avenue for a short
time. He is now about four years old, and
weighs 1928 pounds. Will open December sth
ST. COOPER, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

THOSE WHO HAVE TRAVELLED most are the
most delighted with the perfection of New
York's last great hotel, "The Windsor" It's
proprietors, Messrs. Hawk & Wetherbee, are
widely known as standing at the head Of their
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation Like Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

Porp's EXTRACT cures rneamatisu, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhaa, and all hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t IL q standard
known to be . cure for these diseases. N, tn 4, If
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsun's hOopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelhaonoer building. 10,A
TURC0-RUseIAH BATHS; also, NediCated VI.
POT Baths, for al skin disease, q d.. 6hedd's,
Dos street 6.20.6:
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A. STRAUS,
The Popular Clothier.
lOll PENNsYLvAMIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and 18th streets.

szrstore open until ,. m, and on Saturday until
u D. m. Z poy1.tr
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ALLEGED THEFT OF WATCH.-Chiaf
Clarvoe md Detective Csomes arrested st the
National hotel this morning young Dan Civ
ing the name of Harry Sackett on the charge
of the larceny OF a valuable gold watch from
the room of Gen. II. W. Barry, of Mississippi, a
guest at the hotel. The watch was taken from
able in his room last evening, and the otf GERS
recovered IL TO day. The accused was taken to
police headq uarters and is held for hearing.
BUILDING AssoCfATIoN.-At the 18th us eet-
ing of the Washington Cooperative Building
Association last night, az 500 were sold at aa
average of % per cent. pre- MUM.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.; Georgetown.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown
fMPBoyED PROPERTY ON DUNBAeroS
On FsibaY 5, A ssmb HSG ialS, Il O'Clock,
Sn is 81 a ss aesss sn ibs sS IF s s
us fSi strset near High street. BY depth Of
Frame Dwelling House contsnins rooms; also so,a
Substantial Frame Building used for sh4 p
Building Association isin; deposit Of s0 required
as d sSss as the 'FoRTTTay i ssufE
WHEKE THERE'S A WILL THEMES
through The hard times and to BE- able 20 give y e9
ws.s .9.ld5ei or swefthesrts the qsu holiday
bid 5h be NICELY iat sShf
Ssses "a.
rush is about oyer all orders will be promptly led
the work done in the best manner; charses reason.
able. No charge foT the above ad vice.
w. II. WHEATLEY's
PREMIUM9y S STs sk1. q Rf ysn AND SEQ uh
~ jefferson street. Georgetown, D. o.
20. Box 1913 novc9 tr
"STILL THEY GONE"
Just received another lot Of NEW CARPETS,
which VIC will sell cheaper than offered before.
All we wish is to receive call, and convince your
self Il. GUTMAE,
nova liz Bridge street, Georgetown,D O.
GkEAT RkDu0TiVN IN PhICGs OF DRY
Wa oPDs at iGd brisge street.
SOC; Plaids for children, s5e. due French MeFino,
Itc.: Worsted Dress Goods, new shades Csc CAMEL
Hair Coos, 30 to re; Mourning Dres Goods VERY
cheap; Cloths and Casstmeres cheaper than before
the war; Flannes, white and colOred, rom 25c. ur
cheap Blankets; good yard vide Bleachsd Shirting,
l2hc cheap Sheetingsi Audroscoggin DIeached
Muslin, yard wide, I5c canton F.Annels from l2tac
up, A0 Shawls very cheap.
DOvll-tr BENJAMIN MILLER.
~ HOLS'
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSEHR
PARLORS,
sns2s-ly 50 Bish street, Georgetown, D. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

NOT BASKRUPr.-In the case of Isaac
Alexander, jeweler, on petition OF Evan HUI xhes,
alleged bankruptcy the case WAS heard in
chambers Yesterday, by Judge Humphreys, ard
bail, and the appointment Of WIN. /. Wall as
receiver 70 take charge Of the store and mer-
oh andse and sell out the latter at auction for