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HoRsE-CLIPPING AN INDICTABLE OFFENCE
There has been considerable controversy, even
among horse-men, concerning housekeeping:
those who contend that it is cruel to deprive the
ing net by those whc insist that the animals
low much better feeling after the are clipped
and that after driving they can be more easily
and thoroughly cared for. 1t was left, how
ever, for Judge BalcOlm, OF the supreme court
of New York, to declare horse-clipping an
ndictable offence. This he did in his recent
charge to the grand jury, and added that per-
SONS who were in doubt to its cruelty cOul0
determine it by dressing themselves in linen
clothes and straw hats and going out to ride Oh
cold winter DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

LONDON IN TIRE DAEK.-The Pail Mall Ga
Zette Of February 10 says. 1t may be said
with almost literal truth that Londoners have
not seen daylight this week. To-day, however
the darkness has been even worse than on Mon
day and Tuesday. Up to noon it was impossi-
bic TO dispense with gas and candles. On the
south side of the Thames the darkness was ey-
cessive. The railway stations were lighted up
exactly as at night. There has been no great
amount of fog, and traffic has not been serious v
interfered with in the streets, on the railways,
or on the river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

Coon ADvICE.-Neyer throw a stone at any
one until You have looked to see whether there
u window behind, or YOU may have TO paw
rather dearly for your revenge. Never leave
YOUR hat in the passage, unless it is a bad one.
Never be executor to a WILL as it is all liability
great trouble, and no profit Never quarrel with
your wife, a. YOU will only have to make il up.
and pay tor the reconciliation. Never mention
You have received legacy, or some impairment
fellow will be asking you to stand a dinner.
Never paw TO see balloon go up, as YOU see il
much better by remaining outside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

FLOWERS IN THE TRACK OF WAR-There is
something singular and quite romantic to those
sober folks, the bOtanists, in the fact that the
tack OF the Prussian armies in France their
carrying grounds, the siege lines and biyouaes
are m.srked with flowers, not the familiar now
ers OF France, but OF the fatherland. Even
around Paris Is this phenomenon apparent
Hundreds OF flowers, unknown hitherto to the
soil, but dear to the German heart so thar Lin
P-ussian army, formerly tracked by bloody
fields, wrecked ambulances, and all the horror
and confusion Of war, can now be followed by
the strange flower biOof,ing in the lanes and
fields and the borders OF the vineyards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

ga San Francisco jury coined the phrase
'delusional insanity"
~YOung Dumas is said to be as lazy as Bret
Harte.
ga short pen-hoider fatigues the penman
soonest.
~What the Modocs seem to desre-an OPP
portunity to die in their Qava) beds.
o0Ctica's chief engineer has invented a.
nozzle which viii throw water round . csrner.
e0The Christian Register speaks ofTilton's
"Brazen Silence" on the Beecher scandal.
~In Scotland, when any one is dying, they
open me windows 70 let the soul depart.
~Mr. Green, Of Osseo, Mich. has patented
thingumbObt to extract skippers from cheese.
~Rev. Adirondack Murray, OF Boston, is too
liberal, and Il 20 be excommunicated.I :
0-Corks win keep horse on its feet. bft
they treacherously come back ON man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

AN lNTEMPERANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE
CAsE.-In the superior court the case OF Eliza
beth Gellerman, Administrative of Christian
Gellerman a"ainst the Knickerbocker Life IN
snranee company, An action to recover on a
policy of life Insurance for 5000, is pending.
The policy contains clause that the insured
shall not impair his health by the use Of intoxi-
eating drinks, and that the policy shall be vc::t
if death ensues from delirium tremens, &c
The defence i'm this case is that Gillerman died
from delirium tremens, and therefore the com
pany wishes to avoid payment. The decision
OF the point will be looked for with interest
RaH .S4a
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AN OCEAN RACE--An ocean race,from San
Francisco TO Liverpool commenced on the 10Th
of February, between the American ship Young
america and English ship La Escocesa. Both
are laden with grain, and the captains agreed
to make q race of the voyage. Both are very
swift vessels, the Young America having made
three Of the quickest voyages to San Francisco
on record. On her last voyage to that port from
New York the La Escocesa beat the Young
Americas time two DAYS to the equator, but
after that the Yankee craft outsailed her and
reached that CITY first.
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CIRCUIT coo RT, Jadss Carier.-Ts DAY, Buck
lev at sharp .ubmit,er Jndgms nt 70! plaintiff.
ag,. Koester AMI Schneif judgment acalnst Rooster
aud sehneil's administration. shyne: sgt Gilbert
POLICE COURT, Jads. Sa,R-To-dav, Ma
teanies Hall, eolored Was charged with the larceny
witness in the case, did not appear, aud an sitach-
nent was ordered to be issued to brins her into
court. = st
ALLEGED ASSAULTS.
Shelton Miller Was charged with assault aud bat
tefOre mentioned in The STAR. Ii was alleged that
the prisoner met the young lady ne.r nth aud S
seize her purse, but he alarmed by the screams
81 the lady ard nsde his escape over the feoce of
her testimony In AMI identied the prisoner as
the man who assaulted her. Miller is Young col
cred man, and does not look like Q desperate. A
coiortd woman wasbrought in as a witness for de-
ieDdant to prove an abb, aud the prisoner was sf-
batieSS ON Alice Greenteld. Alice said IL had been
50 lOpg ago that she did not care to have anything
peaeeaLly toseths again. The Judge dismissed him
Robert Young, coITed, was charged with assault
and battery on Fannie Webster, with intent to com
years oi age She testified thai she vent to the shd,
Of this man to sell some rags and he locked her in
charged The screams Of the girl alarmed The brn'e
and some in the front burst in the door and
by Young. and went home CRYING and told her
mother, Who at once took out warrant for his
ness for defence was sworn, who tried to rrove az
alibi; Int he Judge did nut heed IL and sent the ca
10 the grand jury.
samuel Strong forfeited Sc for alleged disorlerly
conduct.
uORNER7s MIXTURE.
william H0rner WAS arfaignsd on charge II dis
orderly assembly at the intersection Of 9TH street
ana Pennsy lvanIa avenue. DR.. Wallace, inspector
81 streets, testified that H0rner had a permit from,
the board Of public works TO Nsnd his medicines a.
the place named, but afterwards the permit was re
voked, i'll consequence IF the crowds, which were
COMPLAINED Of as nuisances; that he notified Horner
OF the revocation, but he continu ell selling and ia
order 70 put a stop to it, he hal been arrested
the revocation, claiming that he bad a right to sell
on public square. Mr.. Herner produced his
that this gave him the right to sell anywhere i'm the
nited States. The judge thought not and fined
hih SIS Homer" Very well, your b nor III nav
Il, and then sue the Board Of Public Works
Homer smiSture can't be put dowH this wa
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How TO BREAK OFF BAD HABITs.-Under-
stand the reason and all the reasons, why the
habit is injurious. Study the subject ill there
is no lingering doubt i'm your mind Avoid the
places, the persons, and the thoughts that lead
10 the temptation. Keep busy; idleneess is the
struggle when you have broken your resolution,
once, twice, thousand times. That only shows
how much need there is for you to strive When
vou have broken your resolution, just think the
H.. ter over, and endeavOr to understand why
it is Won Jailed, so that You may be on your
guard against recurrence of the same circum-
stances. Do not thinA it Is an easy thing that
you have undertaken. It Is Jolly to expect to
break of a habit in a day which hay have been
gathering strength in YOU for wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

RIvKE NEws--Jhe steamer Express, Capt
James Barker, broke her rudder on "Wednesday
Last when IN the vicinity Of Chapel Point, and
was Obliged TO run in. The tug Katie Wiss
capt Graham, went down AMI lowed her into
Alexandria, where she arrived on SATURDAY. last
capt. Barker took passage at once for Balti-
more, t9 engage ship joiners to place a new
Ialdef on her.
The steamer Wawaset, belonging to the Wash
Ington and Alexandria Ferry company, has Just
arrived al the sth->treet wharf from Baltimore,
where she has been oyerhauled and refitted
throughout for the river Service a iaiScc new
ri.Ser sssieen has been put ON, running f5rt and
- On her upper deck, and furnished with all
the modern improvements. This ooat j. now in
condition 70 Jake passengers az well as freight.
She = 20 make two river trips per week, one to
turriOman and one to Cone river, until the
excursion season opens, when she will be ready
for pleasure trips. The work ON her was done
Iy Wm. WoCdall * Co.. OF Baltimore. except
TIE painting, which is being done by Washing
ten painters.
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rFRosAPALIS: $50. ROsADALIsl
Ertracts from letter yeeeirsd from Rer. T. w.
: Smuh.
KNOXVILLE, 8. c., April LIST, 1859.
iGeatlsmeR Please forward Immediately one
dozen Rosadals to my address. ! order this for
induced to use IL, upon my Recommendation, for
dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. lady
Of my acquaintance between forty and fifty years Of
age, had been suffering with uterine affection for
three or four years Two months ago she used three
four bottles Rosadalis and was more improved
by il than by any remedy she had before
used. ml-eo6t
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The PROFITS OF BEE CULTURE.-One OF the
most profitable as well interesting kinds of
business for woman is the care of bees. In a
recent agricultural report il is stated that one
lady bought four hives for 80, and in five years
she offered 81 900 for her stock, and refused
il, as not enough. In addition to the increase of
her capital, in one of these five years. she sold
twenty-five hives and four hundred and twenty
mounds of no new.
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SPIGor EcoNOMY.-On Friday last, Wal
worth county, Wis, jury returned a verdict of
$1,000 in favor OF Henry Robbins, against the
while passing over a defective bridge in that
town. IL would have cost probably a hundred
dollars to have kept that bridge in renair
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, TO- 900 Gifts, all Cash. ...... 3 500 600
To provide means for this magnificent Concert
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
will be issued, large portion Of which are already
sold.
WHOLE Tickets S10, HALVES SIS, AND QUAR-.
TERs $3.50. ELEVEN WHOLE TICKETS FOR 100.
No DISCOUNT ON LESS THAN s 1OOoRDERs Nothing
could be more appropriate for presents than tickets
10 this BANQUET OF WEALTH, or more likely to pro-
duce grander satisfactory results The object of this
THIRD GIFT CONCERT is the enlargement and en-
dewment Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
which, by the special act authorizing the Concert for
its benefit Is to be forever free to all Citizens of every
State This Concert will be conducted like the first
and second heretofore given, and full particulars Of
the muc vi drawing the gifts and paying them, and
everything necessary to thorough understanding of
the scheme, from beginning to end, published
in the form Of circular which will be furnished free
Of cost to any who apply. The entire Of
this undertaking has been committed by the trustees
to Hon. Thos. 4. Bramlette, late Governor Of Ken
Gift Concert should be addressed.
r. T. DURRETT, Prest.
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice Prest,
JOHN 8. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library of XIV,
FARMERS DROVERS' BANK, Treasurer.
''As the time for the Concert is close at hand
April Sth,b parties wanting tickets should send in
their orders Immediately if they would avoid the
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in the few
days preceding the Drawing All orders and appli.
cations for agencies circulars and information will
meet " it'll prompt attention"
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE Louisville, KY,
janll-s. &tutAprS Agent Public Library Ky.
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G IT Y IT Ms.

PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott q 90, 40 Pennsylvania avenue
'ho w druggists everywhere m,th,s,tf
A oLrrcrxAN, writing to a friend saws, a,Iv
voyage to Europe is Indefinitely postponed. i
slde OF the Atlantic. Three bottles of Peruvian
SyrnP have rescued me from the fangs of the
mend Dyspepsia. Dyspeptics should drink from
Ii PEOPLE who suffer from the dun stupidity
tnat meets us everywhere in spring, and too
oiten IN All seasons OF the year, knew how quick
II could be cured by taking 4uer's Srrsn odr;uo
70 purge the bile from their systems We shonld
d. PETER neighbors as wellas clearer heads
to deal with. eo3.Sw
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
pres, ulcers, tOothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalus, soreness, old sores, headache colo
iameness, bruises, hollis. wounds nenralpia
noarseness diarrhGa, and all hemOrrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other ADVERTISED
preparations i'm the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of i'm medical writings, and
known to be q cure for these diseases m tn (, III
THE COMMUNITY at Large appreciate the use-
tuiness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
ASK YOUR GROCER for Dooley's Yeast Powder
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits,
Tolls, bread, grldde cakes, waff1es, &c. Depot
% New ST., \. Y. At retail by all grocers 8
SOUND FEET beng Indispensable to hea,.,
and comfort thousands of persons come from Far
ana near TO visit DIR. White, the we'll known
Shiropodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, tor relief from corns bad nails, SC.
and advice as to suitable Shoes
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per Ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and s
No. AtS, litl6
WILCOX & GIBB's SEwINo MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory, lin street.
intelligencer Building. m. %
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repa,red
and made TO order by Hempler, near Ak street.
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HANDSOME DONATIoS.-Mesrs. J. P. NIL
bum * Co., who rented the balcony of their
hne drug store on Inauguration day for the ben
EFT If the Children's Hospital, sent to that ex-
cellent institution on Saturday the handsome
sum o. 800 as the result of their happy ecneep-
ton. Why didn't the same idea occur fG some
more O. our avenue nerchants2
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HUSBAND CONTEsTING Hrs WIFE's WILL.
The New York Herald OF Saturday saws
Thomas Noble, OF New Lots, l.. L., Is contesting
the viii OF his wife, Sophia krober Noble. which
has been offered for probate in the BROOKLYN
SuTIogate's court The viii, which was made
an the 18th of November. ISL, bequeaths the
te>tatOrs property, amounting 10 only about
$500, 10 several suburban Methodist churches
and 20 sophia Altmanterger, OF Washington, ID.
a. Mrs. Noble died in December, 1872. The
formal objections of the contestiny widower
have not yet been filed, but il is intinated that
the wife was influenced by the pastors of the
churches IN question when she made the be-
quests TO the churches, and that she was labor
ing under the effects of liquor when the viii was
sNecutes--N. u. HSraid Sfb
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LOCAL N e w 8.


Walls Gpera Hoase-Chs,iotte Cushman as
a" Queen CathaTine," IN Shiakspeare's Play OF
- Henry ILL.,
Waslisgson TAeoJer COmiq, v.--Sergs, dances,
burleSgues. &c.
!. ucol. y,ar.-NenaeissoIln sQuintette Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

THE MORAL EDUCATION SOCIETY," on SatuI-
day afternoon adopted a memorial, in which
they say: 1.-The right of the chsid 70 be invok,
by parental love and to be well born is the key
10 human progress, to a release from dangerous
classes from the necessity for correctional in
stItutons and prisons, and the hope for condi-
lions through which the knowledge Of the Lord
can fiji the earth, and love and peace shall
hanish haired and conflict The first duty of
the husband and wife to-day is to confor IN sell
fish desires 10 the welfare of the coming child
n the only possible guarantee of further pro-
gress and Improvement socially, and diyiner
human life
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PRODUCE IysPEcrioNs.-Inspeetor Luding-
aon reports that during the past week 8 go
Bushels of oysters and G,ooJ bHncbes of fish
passed inspection, and one bunch of fish was
condemned.
Inspectors Welt and Pifferling report that
during the week they condemned 3Si pounds Of
beef, - cabbage, calf, 6 dozen oraages and 2
prairie hens.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
THE 18th CENTURY.


DR.. 5. ID. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure
For Consumption,
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in few hours Like
magic; also
DR.. 5. ID. Howe's Arabian Tonic Bleed
Purifier,
Which is purely vegetable, cleanses the system OF
all impurities, builds it right square up, and makes
pure, rich blood.
For General Debility" Lost Vitality" and
broken down constitutions.
~ Chalienge the NiHetesath CtatHry"
To find 1t sequal.
Every bottle Is worth its weight in gold.
Price 81 per bottle; OF six bottles for SIS.
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHAs. sToII 4 Co., 4sO Pennsylvania avenua
z. D. G JIM ~ 6a7 Penn.ylv ania avenue.
w G. DuCKETT, corner Penn ave- and I'd st.
MLBuRN Co., near Treasury Department
A. DAVIS Co., 18th and L streets.
J. X. MAJOR, 9TH and H streets.
J. II. STONE, 7th and L streets.s
ID. b. CLARKE Co., ~ street and Penna ave.
3. JONES, sd and A streets southeast.
TABER Co., S29 TIN street southeast
+. ID. BOWLING, AZ and streets southwest,
HSfnnISakSsd6 S9Etn Capitol and street,:
W. h. STONE, corner It'll and streets. >
WnFRED MCLEOD, Georgetown. febl1-wks1W
vlNHE kEySETT COIIRcTUON
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SNALL PoN.-Since our report on Saturday
cases OF small TEX have been reported tone
each) at the following places: Al Temperance
alley, between 9th 10th and ID and T. north
west 1.-TWO cases;) 5O9 9th street southeast,
1871 New Jersey avenue southeast: 18th
street. between and F northwest: 81 g
street southwest; and Pink alley, between and
II and 9th and 9TH street soucs west. Two deaths
(Berry's child, street, near LIST street south
east; and Or. Shanklin's child,) between Sth
aid 9th and ID and T. streets southwest.
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The CASE OF O'BRIEN THE CONDEMNED
MAN:-In the court I'm general term 81 Satur-
day, Messrs. Fisher and Harrington replied to
Gen Buffers argument on his motion for a
writ OF error in the case of O'Brien convicted OF
murder. They claim that the United States
being the supreme authority in the District, the
L. dictment was properly laid, and that il was
sustained by all precedents. The court holds
the case under advisement until next SATURDAY.
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The GIFT PHOTOGRAPH BU>INESs-Tts In
pei CCSs iB ne Criminal Court.-This after
noon in the criminal count, Judge Macarthur
the case of +. e. shaw. convicted in the pol ice
court of carrying on gift enterprise business
contrary tO law, and fined S1O0.) was called up
but owing TO the attorney for the District being
engaged IN aBOter court il was laid over until
Tomorrow.
IL will lie recOIlected that after the passage of
tie recent act al Congress prohibiting gift en-
terpriSes. the accused was arrested. ami the
case waS heard in the police cOurt-it being re-
paTded "a a test caSe-and MIR. Harrington ar
gaed that the act could not affect those who
were conducting such business under license
from the District government.
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LIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per CT.
Der anhum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. SATURDAYS, to 4 and g
" O. Nt3,litl6
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HEYER Z BISHOP,
Insura nce AGENTS,
No. sos SEVENTH STREET,


LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, COR.
ganized Ea0-the Oldest Insurance Com
-, pany In the woridD
CoNN kSFTc IG FIRE liz GoaPAHY
OF HARTFoRD, 49,. -
CASH AssETs-- 6S4 900
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HABTBORD,
TRADERS' FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
CASH A.eKrs tinvtd O. 9. reg. bonds,p 5000 900
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, -
CASH ASST y 100 ,OOO
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
r. OF NEW YORK, =
CASH DOC 900
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
\ has eetained rom the supreme Court of the Dis.
uict q Columbia holding Special Term letters Of
sd HM on the personal estate Of MARCIA
deceased. Apersons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the Isl day OF March next: they may other.
March, lsze- tm9-t.A-J THOMAS BARRY.
TsHs rs 10 err NOTICE, That the subser,.
~ ~ - Obtained from the supreme Court Of
SS.s%Sis ssid ing ssssis Tern
q Rev. WILLTHMs MeLAiS, B. B., hate of
WeshipgtoB, D. c., deceased, All persons hay-
ing claims egsinst the said decesssd are hereby
Of, tie saSssassf, 90 u before he iss6 day g
81 s.S. Rs n IL sss ss: q Given
snSss ~ hand This a a' & fJ SSfsS.i TsERs
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ERANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE
$500, 900 CASH Gifts
100000 for only SO.

Under authority Of special legislative act of March
Is ISL, the Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the Benefit OF The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, TO come Oh
1t Liberty Hall, Louisville, ky.,on
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

psrsilssS &C.. we cannot gu.rantee the shove up
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THE KENsETT COLLECTION
OF PAINTINGS.

By order OF the Executor the sale of over FIVE
Kindred OF the FINEST STUDIES AND PIC
TCRES BY the late
JOHN L. KENSETT
will take place in New York City, at ASSOCIATION
HAIL, commencing MONDAY EVENING, March
~ and ending Saturday evening, March 29th.
The collection will be ON Exhibition at the Gal.
eres OF the National Academy Of Design for several
days previous to the SALE
Persons unable TO attend the sale may conde their
orders to any Of the following gentlemen, or to the
A p Huntington, ~ East 10th ST.; H. g. Msrquand
Th Wet s IN W. Castelar,. a West 10Th St Il
Barclay st. g. 3. Clifford, 81 West 10Th ST.; W.
Ehittredge, 81 West 10th ST.; B. w. Hubbard. 81
res ION st Vincent Colyer, Sd 1t. corner Fourth
ROBERT NJ. OLYPHANT, Executor. q
mss.w.a 2si street, corner Fourth Avenue.
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TCEsD APRIL 9, 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can be
procured from all parts Of the country will add pleas,
ure 10 the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregating vast total Of HALE A
MILLION DOLLARS currency, will be distributed
oy lot to the ticket holders, as follows:
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WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cbas.
intellgencer Building. m Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

ASK YOUR GROCER for Dooley's Yeast Powder
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits
rolls, bread, griddle cakes, waffies, &c. Depot
% New ST., y. Y. At retail by all grocers q
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GRoCERs.
rs. o'HARE q SON,

whslessif ana Retail er.o.rs
1918 Ssve.ti Sasa Ses.r.ss, ba.-r-. No..
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler, near Az street