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The New York herald., 1873-03-12

ICoUR MARBLE COUNTERS, SUITABLE FOR
+ bankers jewellers restaurants &c, at great bar
sAi''' Ut ''' OCovaIL, GRAY CO., 1,isa Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-03-12

LNOR sALE-BUTCHER's FIXTURES, FISH AND
IL Oyster Stand Butchers Cart aud Harness $780, also
1000 Calf Rennets all in lots to suit 43O West Fortysec
ond street.
The New York herald., 1873-03-12

L,ACTS ARE STUBBORN THINCS-TO WIT FIRST
II at 9l7 Third avenue, you rent purchase A.
change property on the aires terms secondly you
can have great variety TO select from and, thirdly,
do business in Office that requires refer
enees TO standing or honesty "Cut this out and keep
it, aud then call at 9E Third JAMES ROWE.
The New York herald., 1873-03-12

A N ESTABLISHED WELL FITTED UP, EAST SIDE
IA corner Liquor Store, Oyster and Dining Saloon
nccted entire rent S45 Stock Lease Fixtures this day for
$3.50 or at auction to Apply to CAMPBELL &
co, AuctiOneers, 3lS Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1873-03-12

aEOR SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-NUST BE SOLD
y immediately-the three story private Dwelling
House and 10. 100 East Eighty street. Lex
Ington avenue Immediate possession. Apply TO GEORGE
O. GoELLER, Executor 13th street and Third avenue
Mott Haven.
The New York herald., 1873-03-12

LNOR SALE-AN ELEGANT THREE STORY BROWN
stone House in West Fittyffh street between Eighth
and Ninth avenues; terms easy.
r s. GOLDEN Il CO., o57 Sixth avenue.
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TIRE COURTS,

CRIMINAL COURT. Jaiee Ca,ap.
robSs'y, vas foaad not sailtso. c.rriassoH s or
detsIee. Robert Ryan, assault aad battery. This
which some pipe vas laid on q pavement. rhs jury
fougd verdict OF not guilty, aud the parties shook
ar % from spsn lice
mert afhrsaed. Patty 0'Dsy, ssssalt and battery;
81. VIE sSs sss Ss
wa. brought By oaicsr Ihsia, ami in the Poiics
sed that Bailey ssaae e al :. bat aid
touch her. The jury found verdict Of not sailty.
With eafss him sss sas TS. psr
sitter some words IL is alleged that Thomas made the
Mr. IL Ss for ne
not interfere with the psrtie. going ab ut.
Csrnston iSen snened ,ss e es.s
that the parties ha1 mutually agreed to fight, and
The court checked the counsel, saying he must
argue on the proof and said that both Of the parties
scribe sam cient punishment for such offences The
jury returned a verdict Of guilty. Sentence was
Jane Smith, petit larceny; nolle pros. Rachel
Eye, disorderly house,. Judgment below affirmed.
UorneIia Petfif' do; do Arson Perry, larceny;
GJRoUIT oogRT. J.as, MaeArtam;
confessed. Jskob agf Rupert; jury discharges"
unable to agree.
til. .ke.isr sgt Sullivan, Judgment st,irmsd.
son ast. WsgsamaD; verdict for plaintiff.
POLICE COURT.-JHtge Smell
To-day, T1liyer Jones, vsgraut, was sent to the
vorkhouse. Joseph Wallace, same; workhouse.
Alice Robinson, ssme; workhouss. George Brooks,
dispTderiy and loud and boisterous talking; S.
Clara Reals, profs1e; s5 John Wilson, same; So
Tyler Sims, same; IS VIM. Washington, disord g.
y assembl; So. Eugene Boston, profsne: SlO.
Henry Thomas, disOrderly; SIS. Sophia Bsa,ty,
yserant; workhouse. Thomas Cronia, profane; IS.
Dominck, cruelty to animals, pleaded guilty; IS
Michael Shea, profane; forfeited llsteral D.niel
Long, profsne; same. August SohiIlnR, prnfsne;
same: Jones Young, disorderiy; s5. Elijah
Hutcbins, distur bling the quiet of Georgetown; IS
Frederick Fiedman, charged with selling LIQUOR
without license; $50. Frederick Friedman was
hned Sl6O for selling liquor without license. Annie
Mann, assault on James TAYLOR: s3and costs Willis
Corson, assault on Gabriel X kennedy; SIS.
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Condensed Locals.

From j. q. Parker we have Godsy's Lady's
Btpk for January.
Miss Eunice F.. Gibbs formerly the wash
iBgton correspondent of a Chicago Journal, was
recently married to Mr.. Clarence G.. Allyn, at
Dubuque, Iowa
The Painters Union No. IS, celebrated the
frst anniversary of their union By a supper,
&c-, al Dustin & Cos restaurant, 7sh street,
last night.
Mr.. Edward Foster, draughtsmsu at the navy
yard, whose illness has boon noticed in TaE
STAR, died at his residence, 922 Sth street
southeast. at II a. m, yesterday.
The congregation of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church met last night and elected Rev. Jose oh
p. Kelly, associate pastor, with salary of
81 zoo.
Capt. y. Y. Kitchener. the chief opener of the
Of embeZzling money from dead letters, was
mentioned in yesterdays STAR, Is out in a cart
asserting his entire innocence and asking for a
suspension of public opinion.
At . meeting of planning and molding
machine owners Of Virginia, Maryland Georgia,
Florida, louisiana, and this District, held here
on Monday afternoon, 10 was decided TO join
the association organized to resist the dem nds
Of Mr.. Woodbury. for royalty on his patent i'm
pIovementon planning and moldDg machines.
The detective officers last night arrested two
alleged confidence men named John McCarty
and George Godfrey. At police headquarters
their carpet bags were examined and found to
contain blank checks on most of our city banks,
chemicals, and ink for erasing or raising checks,
aud . quantity Of spiel mark. They were
started out OF town to-day.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRIGG's

PRIGG's
Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
near \ street. Received, some beautiful styles
OF Jewelry and Holiday Presents.
SPECIALLY CHEAP LOTS of Cashmere Panta-
looms. for 81, IS and Sc, just opened.
Light weight and heavy Overcoats, in full as
sortment, for gentlemen and boys.
Boys Suits in all grades, from s. up.
Gentlemen's Suits, from So up.
One Price Only. in Plain Figures with dis
count OF ten per cent. for cash.
GEO. g. HRYNING, 40 It'll street.
FEW PEOPLE unacquainted with physiology
cal chemistry are aware of the quantity of iron
in the blood, but all should kn0lo the Importance
OF Keeping up the supply, for debility, disease
and death are sure to follow when the quantity
becomes too much reduced. The Peruvian
Syrup IA protoxide of iron) supplies this vital
element, and has cured many chronic diseases.6
To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 60
The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of 1872
were S2l9 eco. 4,12-s,wH
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repa aired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar A. street
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
PoNp's EXTRACT IL FOR sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylyania avenue,
and BY druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
WILCOX q aIpB's SKwINa MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsun's hoopskirt and corset factory, Ith street,
Inteiliaeacer building. 1928
TyRoo- RUSSIAN BATES; a,so, Medicated Va.
Por Baths, for all skin disesse, 1t DIR. Shedd's,
SO3 street Sns
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GEORG ETOW N .

RUBBIsB.-Some of the streets of this city
which have been improved have quantities OF
rubbish in them which should be removed.
GRAIN TRADK.-The schooner Thomas p.
Morgan arrived to-day from Alexandria with
500 bushels of wheat for Hartley & Bro, and
the canal boat K. b. Hartley, with $500 bushels
wheat for the same firm; also, the canal boat j.
n. Thomas, with 800 bushels of wheat for Hart
ley s. Bro, and 2, 800 bushels of wheat, $50
bushels of corn, 20 bushels of rye, and "a bbls.
fiour for Joseph G 81 John M. Waters. The
sales on Change day were 800 bushels of red
wheat at S170, and 400 bushels do. at S1.7s to
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A LEAANDkIA s WASHINGTON 4. Il

lo73PENNsYLVANhh RoUrElS73
TO THE
NoRTHwEsT, sQurH, AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave as fS.lows:
lis an Issr IN.
$40 p. m. e2Sp. m.
S.Ss pm. .-1l:ls .. m.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK RSUrE,
S 9TH elegant Scenery, Palace staeroom Dsy snf
Nleht Cars, with mnndsrs improvements.
New York.
The lisa q. N. daily, except Sunday, northwest E
S.sO .. m, daily except Sunday Cincinnati aud
southwest, sEa s:s1 ". daily, west
MAXI CONNECTIONS
through ron WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO,
OhihGe srd ST. LOUIS without chauge
Tickets By this route be procured the orfces
corner Of 18th street ard Pennsyv cia avenue. saf
corner q gu street aud Penn-y ivaai svenue
given n all times.
Passengers Irocurin. tickets a. these Offices can
secure sccOmmodetio,as In Palace Care for Chicag0,
st. LoUis aud Buffalo.
I'D. b. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent.
melrS-u Baltimore. Nd.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Ansusements, &c.. Tonight.

Ansusements, &C., Tonight.
National reater. - Maggie Mitchell as "Jans
Eyre"
ForTf Opera HoHse.-Miss Clara Morris IN the
great play alike"
neafer Conique.-"The Forty Thieves and
host Of other attractions.
Grand vocal and Instrumental concert at the
1st Baptist Church, South Washington.
Grand concert at the LIST Presby terrain Church,
A.. street.
Musical and literary entertainment, 18th street
Baptist Church.
First reception of the Pennsylvania Repub-
Hcan Association at Masonic Temple.
Fair for the benefit of the Childrens Hospital,
Vernon Building, corner 10th street and Penn
pylvanla avenue.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEHKNTS.

W8VAs0n4VW0 ~ nm kOAAnN 1Gs
TnPokIANr TO PURCHASERS OF DRY
MI fss hiSst'Gs d erissc.
seors,.own; -ssisen. ia the new .had : It 20 ..d
Tor 60 g: 1 Se sees s S.ss
csiors, 10; Andrcscog &c Bleached Cotton. 1 Va,
vide, Ise.; superior 3 d b. nset. and Comfort
Also, . great many Fancy Articles, suitable Tor
Christmas Pr ,sents Gall soos. d4cU.trs
CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS
TURS, FURs!, FURsi.!
BEAUTIFUL MINK SABLE SETS,
vERy Low IN PRICE.
Just received OF her choice SETS, for
LADIES MISSES, and
s'e@ Ssrsains'a w sryxocps
declI6t ls2 Bridge street, Georgetown.
STILL A FURTHER DECLINE IN DRY
- GOODS
AT 3. THO MAS b Ow WINS
NEW sTORE,
No. 12l BRIDGE STREET.
Lease heavy Unblesched Canton Flannel a, IA cts
Govd Prints at 10 cts.
striped Shawls at 50, worth SIS.
2ealss .xifa heavy Brown Cotton, Ia.
Biack Mixed and Blue Waterproofs.
Black Alpaca, from &c to 81.
Kid Gloves at IS CTS, worth 81
Lace snd Embroidered q sndkerchiefs.
Ladies II s. L Handkerchief, from l21Ee to 81.
SIR 8Dh merino Scsrfs.
Fancy Handkerchief Boxes.
Fancy Spool Cotton Boxes.
Gents scarfs Ties, and Bows.
ALL DRESS GOODS
for the next ten days. decl6-et
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK
MUST BE IMMEDIATELY REDUCED,
AND WILL
BE FORCED OFF
ITHOUT SERVE.
READ OUR NEW PRICE LIST:
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RY TH0S. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georg, town
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
a By virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date on
SSothe 22d day of Jsly. A. u. 1870, aud duly re-
Acorded in Liber No 6l3, at folio 474, one OF the
land records Of Washington county, District q,
Columbia, the undersigned, as Trustee, will offer
for sale, at public auction In front of the premises
at 4 O'Clock p. m, on FRIDAY, the 26th dsy OF
December, A D: lS7s, az the. piece or parcel Of
town, District Of Columbia, lying and being on the
last side of Market Space, and bounded as follows
Beginning for the at the end of line drawn n.
feet ~ inches south from the south wall of Mar.
ausnd's brick house, formerly occupied BY Mar,
spauidir on the said space, and running with And
on said space south % feet inches then east 60 feet
then north 40 feet inches, then west to the said
space and place of beginning.
Terms Of sale 600 TO be paid in cash; balance In
two equal pay ments at six and twelve months with
interest at eight per cent Ito be secured BY deed Of
trust on the property sold $50 be paid at time
Of sale. If the terms Of sale are not complied with
within five days after day OF ale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property, on i've
days notice. at the risk and cost Of the defaultue
purchaser All convey ancing at cost Of purchaser.
WIN. D CASSIN, Trustee
decl6 THOS. BOWLING, Anctioneer.
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RAILROADS.
RALTihokE q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~ pHror ooHSrs 6Ta axp d srkErf. NV.

pfrore0ssrs erH sSp srEEFr. NV.
Ater ID cemher II h. lS-s. n
TRANS LExFk F0N'TRxINs IRGTFEA
1LIIhVhE. WASHING TOW.
sNe n, Bali aud n n 6.lSs n. Ne~ N0rk ana
se1aap, en- MONDAY M-ssera II rrcs-, daiiy.
N, NeN 1ork we a. N, kccommoia-
go. AN. esa an kSp, from Bal
c.Sct m, DAILY AccHn- unore daily % sunday
uccsnon. ie.Ss q Fa-i Jias
l1:ss .. m, Fast Lloe from Wess ana Norta
West, daily, eN. sunday daily.
Hxp., daily. er sunday ton, daily, en-. Suafav
S.NS baltimore H. PRES. ,. 4 m, n. N pres.
DAILY, ex. sunday. daily. ca Snaday
$40 m ,Cincii nsii and .sa o. m, Acconmoda-
eouthwtef, daily ,eNcspti ton, eNcept cnntay.
Sunday. e3o y. m, daily. from
80 y m, Aceommcda Baltimore, daily from
tim, daily, eN. cagdA1 Wei and North.
SOS N, daily, New 90 y. m, southern
s.Se D. m, Pacific Ex N - D. m New YORK
press daily. NAP. DAFT ,ex. egnday.
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We ARE ASKED BY friends OF DR.. David II.
Hasen to state that he 10 not the #" Hassn"
Who was recently arrested for rssurrecting dead
bodies.
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHILADELPHIA = NEW YORK

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN MASnaS9
i TON. PHILADELPHIA q NEW YORK
WAsHINsroE, November 3, lQ3.
Trains between weshinssop and Hsw rork are
no" r0e XIV YoHK, sstikess ekssss Of cars.
Lssse daily. except SUNDAY, - 200 a. n. and
i"s ana ron PhILApRLPulA.
Leave daily, e!csIt Sunday, q zoe a. n. ana
wv or SUNDAY.
Lew. ~ Me- .ss ys q 4. aud rAilsds-
Sleeping cars for Sew York On $50 p. n. train
Through tichsts to Philsds,phia, usw rork or
Bosom car - bad e the Station Once Ct I'll hours
IN the day slsc. ss the Company once, <es fean-
sylvanta avenue.
Ps:ssns.n ysrchasins ticksss 9. the Avenue once
and cSscksd Ct tsir rssidsase 3. 10 he Sspoe
and put n The bsss.gs car.
schsdnle estyesn washinssoa. bsisinors, Annap-
In. O0LE, General rickst Agent,
acvs GEO. Q. k0Onfz, Agent q Washingtoe.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CONFECTIONERY
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

POUND CAKE, FRUIT CAKE. iced and plain
all kinds Of FANCY CAkks, maize expressly for
the Holidays, ~ prices to suit the times
CANDIES Of e,ery description.
NUTS az all tfrds
BASINS. FIGS. MALAGA GRAPES, ke &c.
TRIMMINGS FOR CHRISTMAS TKEES pc
eisiry; FANCY BOXES for Candies, &C, &C ct
nv well III own place els ~ strest. =. W.
deele2w JOHN G. REIs1NGrR.
\ H0N3 BLACK Gauss GRAIN SILKS
La AND
BLACK six vELvETs.
~ELEGAHT HOLIDAY PREsENrs.~
Sp0NsoN,s. BILLIONS and GUINsr's
$50 per yard.
IA; r. STEWART q cos fAvorite brand
and 9S 20 per yard.
.SPONsoN's SILK VELVET 1bsst make) at
go. worth Sl5 per yard.
0splendid n inches in SILK VELVET, Of s5a
yard, worth Ss.
AN INDICTMENT AN INDICTMENT
gpuripg the Holiday ssssoa- we will give 70
every purchaser Of Q MILK DRESS two pairs OF
sired.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
deel6-f Between 9Th and 10th streets.
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IND .s'OV' WE GO
Downs! Down Down!

NO RESERVE! NO THRILLING!
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A TrRACTIv1 DISPLAY
"A OF
GOODS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
WILLIAM BALLANTYNk,s,
42S Seventh street, near d,
The most cemplete stock of
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS,
single end in sets, for gifts;
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES,
my own direct importstion, very choice stock;
JUVENILE BOOKS,
In endless variety; Writing Desks, Dressing Gases,
Gold Pencils, Vienna Pocket books, Bronze Ink
stande and Ornaments, Chromos, Games, &c.
All the novelties in Stationery. deol0 7w
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DENNSYLvANIA AIR LINE
Il TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHlA.
NEW YORK BOSTON,
AND ALL POINTS IN TEE NEW ENGLAND
STATES.

AND ALL POINTS sT Ia rhk Skw ENGLAND
IhR0UGH BETWEEN flashing TOW
AND Nav YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF tARS.
elegant and Improved nnish.
PULLMAN PAELoR CARS ON DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN PALACE 81 EEPlNG CABS ON
MONT TRAINS;
THhEE TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT sUEDAYD
Viii be run over Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of sth and B
FAST LisI, leave washington eos a. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore ct s:I5 q. m. daily, except sun
Leave West Philadelphia at 1852 .. m. daily,
Arrive Al New York a, 4:25 p m. daily, except
.KiCHMoEp EXPRESS, leave Washington at
l;lS ,. n. daily, except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore IT 3a .. n. daily, except sun
Leave West Philsdslphis ct COS . m. daily, ex-
Arrive at New York Of 1910 .. m. daily. except
STGHr EXPRESS, leave washington ct SOS
Leave baltimore .. le;4s ?; m; daily.
Arrive At New Y ork ii 8 .. m. daily.
TRAINS RkTURkING.
faa L,ss, leeye New York a an.
f,esmosa Es SaI leave H ss fOri asp.m.
Arrive N.a,, !. w..hi,.ston !. 81 7 r ;os |. g.
Connection. are made in New Ysrk with sssamers
Sa md a:f
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River.
ssssse essd ana eSscfsS & hotel. and pr
vste residences orders len ct the following ocs,
s. sf s .Ss ::
::;,s: s:!,iSsrs md fasoa;s S.i,r; SSGsS.
jya1-a General Passsnssr Act.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SAM'L CROSS,
- 6rok er,
SHEPHERD'S BUILDING,
No. 9Gsk PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WASHINGTON, d. @.
Prompt attention given TO the payment OF General
and Special Taxes. dec6-sm
STANLEY JONES,
y. Real Estate Broker,
No. 31l 7rH STREET.
HOUSES AVID LOTS IN ALL PARTS Or
THE CITY FOR SALE
LOANS NEG 0TIATEB. M0NEYLNVEST
ED. dec6-tr
VUAN BOYLR. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE Z Co.,
REAL ESfI re AND NOTE BROKBRS,
Ho. sos 18th street, opposite U. Q. Treasury.
FOB eALB-A handsome HOUSE on I street,
H. 913. "A new large double HOUSE, corner INST
md H. HOUSE, he. 1ole 4assachusetts avenue.
HOUSE No. 226 ID street est, for sale or rent,
furnished or unfurnished. a COTTAGE in vii.
iasdb Bow; price, $50. Several small HOUSES,
iron ool1e 10 $500; enan oash Dayneafs. We
have several very Ane ARMS imBrovsd and IN
mproved, . aiherent railroads running hon the
city, fors Get low dGuree or exchanGe for city
property 100000 fest q GROUND In various Dor.
lions 9th ecity for sole at low On eaxy tefm
or win sxchanee Tor productive injrovsd propsr.
Furnished House for rent q EN- 20 month.
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MAJOLICA GOODS.
CARD RECEIVERS,
BRoEZEs, JARDISIERs,
TABLE CUTLERY,
VASES, PUFF SETS, PARIAN GOODS,
DINNER ANp TEA SETS,
MAHTEL ORNAMENTS, &c.
OF OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION,
JUST BECEIvEp.
J. w. BOTELER a. BRO.
S23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-a Between 9th and 10Th streets.
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A LONG SIEGE IN JAIL.-Yeeterdsy, when
the case Of Charles Reed and Spider Brown was
called, Ii was ascertained that one Of the Wit
nesses, Annie Lewis, had been In jail awaiting
me trial 2l4 days, and she was discharged and
received &214-91 Der diem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

To GET RID Of the Chills immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. eo
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SUITABLE PRESENTS.
FURS! FURS.! FURS,,.
B. b. STINEMETZ having inst returned from
New York, will open to-day fresh supply of
LADIES' SEAL SKIN SACQUES, MUFFS
AND BOAS.
MINK SABLES,
LYNX, ERMIN e,
MISSES SACK SAND CHILDREN'SSETS Se
Fer GENTLEMEN.
SEALSKlN CAPS GA fRS Els AND NIUE
DRESS HATS AND Eel T HAT expressly for
the Holidays.
CARRIAGE ROBES
BEAVER, WOLF AND FOX
These goods being selected with great care, will
besold Ut the lowest price for reliable goods.
b. H. STlNEMRTZ.
HALTER AND FURRIER,
decll-2w 1897 Penn ave-, next TO cor 18th ST.
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roll, John Z. lie mon, Louis A. Cornish, william
A. Scott, Francis Over and William Hutchin-
con yesterday fled, as trustees, certihcate OF
incorporation Of the Israel African Methodist
Church.
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" SHAKsPX1KB AID HIS LIVE" Il the suhioct
OF lecture bv Rev. W. @. Day, Of Baltimore,
before the students Of the Washington Bust.
and streets, at 80 this evening. No charge
for admission. The public are cordially in
yited.
, 1873-08-23
81 -

system might at once be applied TO population of
10000 persons
6. AS compared with the water-cioset, the earth
closet has these advantages 1t is cheaper in original
cost it requires less repair; it is not injured by
frost it is not damaged 10y improper substances being
thrown into il; and it very greatly reduces the guam
liy Of water required by each household.
Z. AS regards the application ofoXcrement to the
land, the advantages of he earth system are these
The whole agricultural value of the excrement is re-
famed; the resulting manure is in "a state 10 (which it
can be kept, carried about, and applied to the crops
with facility there is no need for restricting its use
TO any particular area, nor for using it at times when
acriculturaIly it is worthless and it can be applied
with advantage to a great variety, ifnOt all, crops and
soils.
DR.. Buchanan thus states the principles and prac-
tice of the system:
AS regards the principle of the earth-closet, the
evidence as TO the powers of dry earth is unequivOcal.
If about a pound and a half Of suitable earth, careful
iy dried, be thrown over a detection, all smell from it
is forthwith removed, and if the same quantity be mix
ed with half a pint Of urine, the latter is absorbed.
The mixture of earth with stool and urine is not only
inofensive, when fresh, but remains SO after keeping
for two or three months, or longer.
The process which goes on in the mixture is obvi-
OuSly one of disintegration and of some combination
between the earth and the organic matter, as is evil
denced by the disappearance of stools, and even of
aper. among the other constituents of the compost.
But the absence of fetor from the mixture of earth
with stool or urine, even with prolonged keeping,
shows that decomposition 10 the ordinary sense does
not take place.
The Rev. H. Moule, to whose observations the
practical use of these facts is due, regards the process
which takes place 10 the mixture as consisting IN a
change of the organic substances of excrement into