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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
Schoul Fnnd-Jnne .. 1873.

School Fund--June ., 1873.
credits
By taxes uncollected ct-h &c IN the
hands OF An.s tiitt Treasurer tj1G 81
Taxes. Sc. In hanJs II Andrew
kratI'r late Treasurer los 20
Balance due the District s7sJ, 3
X.
To amount e orders i-suel in
ls72 n is73 tlsJ1 IS
To am ,unt ut urders paid In
Is7.Sls73 1857 81
To amcuat of orders outstanding for
sliI year So Of
Total aggregate balance due the district tIlh 81
We hereby certify hat tho foregoing stat me {
IL true and correct, tu IA, best uf our knowledge
aud brl.o. Witness our hands TIE 20 .utd day
Of June A ID. 1873 ANDREW hHATLEk,
Attest President
&. $. BoLENDRR, Secretary.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTiCE.--Notice

LIS hereby given that Letters Testn iueniary
upon he Estate Of ID Mol Carer. late oft Q hOr-
ed, have been granted to the undersigned. All
persono, therefor, indebted 10 said estate are
rogue. ted e. make i'm uedate payment to the
uudersignei. and thus, having claims aaainst
the estate Of said d-c~dsnt will pre~nt them 20
the same foe ssI tlsmsnt GEO. sChNURE,
June 10, lsfs. Exs cutor.
N. B.-Ths buslness Of the hrm Carey h
Sehnule will also be settled up by the undsY
Sigrsd. aud those indebtsd u sAld hsm or hHv III
sisns aGainst " Will ssttls The zane With hiu.
0E0, eUHNUuu
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Soldiers Entitled toa Homestead Of
100 ACRES.

TTUpN CNSvASSERS can and no norc re,h
= aud I'tr .,ftyc vo.umc f,r '-p.ipg saies han
HE NrN Huus Zee, cf's Naf uuIr b 81 ssC. e
i4shrl y N.f-. "a. u, stowe; = CSC ur-dtt OF Do.
.c-t', F,ononv l'd . coAr,rtr - .tefy =. nk IN
no V''uur. y I'd fpr cifcultrd ;. q. FORD X
o., Ncw YORK. Boston, ChI,aIo,1r sar Francisco
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Feb '73

A DMiNlSTKATRlX'S NOTlCE.-Le,
A,ers ON the estate Of jacob Mitchell
lale Of Centre Twp, Snyder county. Pa,
deceased, having been granted 10 he uu-
dersipned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are requested 10
mako immediate payment, while those
having claims will presen, them duly au-
ihsnticaied for settlement 10
ELIZABETH MITCHELL,
May. !, '73.l Adminisira,rix.
Bo.hs ard tHSsys ~ hsSds ol Atty st vsa-
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Picture G Book Agents

should ed iress NJ on for cir ulars, So. (which
vii he sent ireo,l des 'ribing anew and superb
work ofurt, hy popular artist, by q popular ar
tis', now n'nr,y rcany 'Or delivery, and which Il
sure to have an enormous cal, Expert need
agents shouli hastcu t. secure territory. Unusa
ual mdu, m'uts viii he offered IN who mean
-tendy, en- rg tic wok. GEO. MACLEAN,
Publisher 1888 SAMSON ST., Philn.
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WORKING CLASSES. Sals .; slo9 r';
."t pup-aut"el. ,0c'tlui olpl yiucnt At
1uur, ur'Nritr-, nn capital required. fllt
.t.u,tilus 80 vH.ra'I, p'r aye OF Goods sen
... o. l.tf.. tu'rv- vH'' IL rtrfI Ip Uru stomp,
i 70 80 - I75 Or cnw.cA -, ~. :.
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S(tANrllORlNE" cures every pain. &c
Nrry il, Sold by all druggists, REU-
BLh iiOYT, rrop'r, New York.
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AGENTS Wanted F:s Nv .As Ser.T%5 e..Te50

."BLESSED ARE TIIEPURE HEART" "
Just r"ad' from an originil painting by Ida
waugh. tn ric'ue eRtly tdmi el by 4
VII o. II, aud T. sure / become ht bl' popular.
Tho Y 'Nccutd ~ the high sts ylD of tn IT,
order g. r,n h the mts.r n.d e ar n gc
-al"s the rrt' - IA ,do mu h liver r,u that ut
which any 'hrom' Gt So tu 1T has eve be- u
soil Terms ,Xt Hem,ly lthc nj Exclusive to -
rit ry. Sold onl" hy ~ 'scrigtiuu. Apply AZ
once to - urc choice 4 icrlit rs. ti-ru.H Nr.,
ir,c Gtl W. LEAN, Publishes, 1JJ sHnr
som 81, Puil idelrhia, Pa.
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iJIumi .Stdt'mcm Of District .ic-
counts Of West Bearer comma"
!SchOoi district &. for tie Schooi
Year Emjjny on the .frst WoaduN
IN J,tHc 1878.
Receipts and FSpenditurcs for 1872,
IaN ani T tc PEE cent
NUN nrr of nj on to dollar levied Tor
ScuUo purpose.
Nu.nhe. uf mill, on the dollar levied tor
budding purpo'os ~
Amount lcyi'd Tor Schoo' purposes 81 -
AmOun, levied f1r BuIidint purposes 10 q
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$40 90 Each Week. sss.': .ss@';

eNoNNhc 4, sui 50 Htri tly v timao Par.
i'ul,rs free. Adite 81, WORTH n 90, st
LIu.s, No. Nay 10, ~. iy,
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GETOWN.

THE NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL BuILpING.-A
meeting Of the new Georgetown school building
committee was held Yesterday afternoon at the
executive office of the District present Messrs.
Anthony Hyde, lin the chair,) w. L. Dunlop,
w. w. Curtis, F. w. Moffatt, and Superintend-
ent 0. Wilson. Mr. Curtis was elected Sec
ask second installment from the Linthicum
trustees, pursuant to existing arrangements, SO
as not to have any interruption to the con.truc-
th on Oh she scn08 building. MI: Adolf Cluss,
work was progressing satisfactorily, and that
the sum of S2l 900 had already been expended,
After q general interchange Of opinion as to
committee adjourned.
ArA RECENT MEETING of the congregation
Of the West-street Presbyterian church Of this
city, the system of rotary edershp was adopted.
ELECTION OF OPPICERs.-At the annual
meeting of Potomac Lodge, No. ), f. A. A. NJ =,
OF this city, held last evening, the following
". NJ; walter I. wheatiey, S. NJ; william U B.
Orme, j. W; G. F. Shekell, secretary, and f.
ID. Hartley, treasurer.
No WATER EXCEPT on SUNDAY.-There are
complaints made by the residents of George
town Heights that they have no water in the
second stories of their houses except on Sun
days.
lumbia brought on her last trip from Bati-
more the picture of "The Drought in Egypt
which was purchased in Europe for the COrcor-
an Art Gallery.
IMPROVEMENT OF MARKET Stockholders
have been issued by the Board of Public Works
for setting curb, laying q six feet brick foot
walk and paving the carriageway with cobble-
stone in East and West Market Space, George
town.
SALE OF G. Y. GErrY's BOOK sroRE-The
book store of Mr.. G.. Y. Getty, recently de-
ceased. was sold yesterday at auction for 81 400,
to his widow, Mrs. G.. Y. Getty. The bust ness
will he continued.
GRAIN TRADR.-The schooner Mary Ann ar
rived to day from Alexandria with $500 bush
els of wheat for Hartley & Bro, which was or
dered into store.
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ALEX A ND RIA.

CHARGED WITH ADULTRRY.-The trial Of
William Austin, for adultery with Julia Ann
Washington, William Washington, husband of
the woman, being the accuser, came up before
Mayor Berkeley this evening. All the parties are
colored, and when the trial came off about $50
men, women and boys of the same color had as
sembled in and about the mayor office. Austin
was turned out of the church on the same charge
about two years ago. He is about 65 years old,
and the is about 10. The trial is in progress as
we 60 to press.-Sentinel, last erening.
BURNING OF BRIDGR.-The bridge over
Walnut Branch, this side of Catlctt's station,
on the w. G., V. NJ. a G. 8. R. r., caught fire
before the flames were exiting ulshed. A force Of
bridge builders left here yesterday for the scene
and the necessary repairs have been completed
The accident occasiOned but a slight delay In
the passage Of trains Gdsette, last evening.
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CIRCUIT COURT. y.as. Mo. Ar,aw;
c:s 60 RsS
=; ss: ~: :::.a' :ss
IEog,T T.. sogAI, Ind; w..'s,, ,,v,...
o'jrss ass
cenfirming auditors report.
wc4s crsss .:s. IaSesos on niins SsnS
Pennsbsksr sgt olcOst: defree allosins dem
rsfsrenee 70 suditor. nitchsii ss,. kouI; haai
Yesterday, joseph Zurich, larceny Of 5 mesr-
sch.ur, I,1: from Gen Albert Pike, plead guilty,
sns sns
Ssny P'sad sSi,iK and H:s ssUss.csd e d.ys iS
Godbsss. wss scaeittsd. lie was isnanesd % ,aii
I'd TosSins cis%eHs iofd y ies q were
IL |: e. VIZ a.
roh1,b s Arthur B. Grant resisting al officer,
PROBATE COURT, Judge Ola.
b e,
executing the paper bearing date q December
Gertrude seieert, orphan Of he late VIM. ssiSsrt
u
Of tbs late Hugh SeoeTmioE, 6sauss.hias his Ii.
estate to his wife, was fully proven. Stephen Guaa
9: Add. vas appointed guardisl of her children.
appointed adm nisrstor Of the estate Of Patrick
J Norton on Allied ss administrators with the will
annexed, OF A. B. Norton; bond $4,000.
POLICE CCURr-Jut Tee SneH.
Smith, Cis:el Barr Enooh Greenleaf. forfeited col
Msci. loud and sois.eIou: Language; Is. Wesley
A Aas sane sp;s5 e. Alfred Hall carrying gaz
isgton, warrant, was sent to the worShanss, VIM.
Hudson, Disturbing the performance at the Thaater
O. migue; a5. Richard NJ. CLARK, profsns; IS.
house. Richard Tillman Q vagrant, was sent to the
Penthouse. yemes Young, larceny OF an umbrella
Eorth p $40 and costs. Henry Buck, ass eult on
assault and battery Mamie Butler, his wife, Who
testified that they had not been married two months
that Henry wss her Owa dear husband, whom she
very badly, said he was perfectly d-d-i-r-runk
on Saturday whom he made the assault. SO the
Judge put him In SA0 bonds to keep the peace
keep the peace. David Kent, assault and battery
on John 7. Pinkert; $40 and costs.
ud Thomas q! Esshi assault and battery on Osca.
with highway robbery By Lewis n allet, who testi-
ned that the night Of December he was mock ed
down in Jackson Hall alley by the accused and
arrested him and recovered the watch and part Of
the clothing, nearly al OF which stripped from
him. When arrested Hummell had on Maiiet's hat
Weeden charged with assault and battery on Land.
rick Leftwich: Is Wm. W. Garter and Wm Light
foot, charged with engaging in an affray; as each
Henry johnson, assault on Mary Jones; $40 and
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"a FRIEND IN NEED is q friend indeed;n and
such q friend is Helmbold's Buchu to the un-
fortunate sufferer who has been sowing his wild
oats. Warranted to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs. Look out for
counterfeits. Genuine has private proprietary
stamp OF II. T. Helmbeld on each bottle. Of
rectons accompany. Sold by all druggists.
John f. Henry, New York, Sole Agent. eos
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FEW PEOPLE unacquainted with physiology
cal chemistry are aware of the quantity of iron
in the blood, but all should kno,c the i'm portance
OF keeping up the supply, for debility, disease
and death are sure to follow when the quantity
becomes too much reduced. The Peruvian
Syrup e protoxide Of. ir0n) supplies this vital
element, and has cured many chronic diseases6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

tn NATIONAL SAVINGS bAMK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays Per Of.
eanAins hours. StoG sasurdays, . e and 8
OS 0t3,lAt1o
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MAssEY's Philadelphia Ale, drawn from
been tried and failed to give satisfaction. ST
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TRY the Massey's Philadelphia Ale, sold BY
Dan. O'Brien, opposite b. s. o. r. Il. depot. st
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

IIyJSiD<A Il NOVl't1.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
PANIC PRICES.
PHILIP a sOLoMONs
Respectfully announce the com pletion cstheir
STOCK FOB TIE holidays.
IL will be found, on exsmina alton, to tpclude
ALL THE NOVELTIES.
.ofAAh l iifiSh g w sonkARNpAsD AND
JUvrsILE BOOKS al If ALI e Prices.
vf hisifslf sTsf Asisis~ GOODS s
PEN k sMn p NM s,yl scr, q
fer which the G IA McdI Va. awarded at .hs vi.
CHOICE cot emo rfn IN oP INEXPENSIVE
ARTICLES,
cRRisTaAs PRESENTS.
SIN ein, 9, sles.nee Variety and Csespaes. the
tiOn which The arm has for many year: e.tssisSei.
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
decls-,r gu Penns. sv.. bet. 9th and lOsh SIS.
IZZI SAMUEL LEWIS, l22l
PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
OFFERS FOR SALE
AwELL ASSORTED STOCK OF
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE.
SIL YER PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS, Etc, &c
dtcls-7w AT REDUCED PRICES
THE BEST Is TIE CHEAPEST.
CHRISTMAS GOODS FBoM IMPORTERS AuC-
Fine NAVY Blue French merino, IS cts worth SIS.
Wsrrsnted pure Bach Mosair, 70 oents,Sorth g. cts
Extra dne two button Md Glos.s, els. worth ga
Ligh, and dark Blue W aterproof, sl ss,worth ISs
,Passementeries, &C., Of same Ios rs,ss
deeIs.s. Sos eth street, OPP, P.teDs oasce.
ID Y OBS
HOLIDAY PRESENT5l
Linen Cambric HANDKERcHIEFs; Initial
Hsndkerch efs. in ell letters, by half dozen or
sinely, a. low as 20, 50 snd rs cents each.
Al Linen Handkerchiefs from rs cents per dozen
CLOVIS, HOSIERY and NOTIONS. Also,
complete lines Of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
~" " one oisi 'I PSics iHi 70 p HGI:
BEGAN IL wYLIE.
declo-tr lois and 1870 7th st. northwest.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
BEAUTIFUL French BASKETS, sATCH.
ELe, &c.
NV. BURcHELL,
declo cow 1882 Street.
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DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Until January 4, 1874.
LOCKWOOD. HUFTY L. TAYLOR
62S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Have concluded to continue to offer their ep,,ro
stock Of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE.
FURNISHING GOODS
AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER cESr.
ON ALL CASH SALES
UNTIL JANUARY \, 1874,
On account Of the Continued unsettled hnapei,,
condition, and the temporary decline in price, n
some goods.
Our stock is nov complete in all it's details. 4,
comprises full lines Of
LADIES' COTTON HOSIERY,
LADIES' MKBINo HOSIERY,
LADIES' SILK HOSIERY
LADIES' MrRINo UNDERWEAR
LADIES' CLOTH GLOVES,
LADIES' DoGskIN GLOVES,
LADIES' CASTOR GLOVES,
LADIEs' CASTOR GAUNrLErs,
LADIES BUCK GAUNTLErs,
LADIES D0GsKlN GAUNTLETs
And an Immense Stock Of the
CELEBRATED SEAMLESS KID
GLOVES
In one, two, and three buttons.
MISSES COTTON HOSIERY,
MISSES MERIso HOSIERY,
MISSES MkRINo UNDERWEAR,
MISSES CLOTH GLOVES,
MISSES KID GLOVES,
And large and handsome stock OF
WATERPROOF CLOAKs AND ENG.
LISH WALKING JACKETS
FOR LADIES.
MEMS WEAR:
wehave Just opened an elesaD. stock Of
CLOTH GLOVES,
CASTOR GLOVES,
DoGsKIE GLOVES,
BUCK GAUNTLKTs,
KID GLOVES,
In one and two buttons, and in sl shades and szes
Extraordinary Inducements
To Gentlemen
OFFERED By
LOCKWOOD. HUFIY aIArIoR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
We have determined that our Shirt Factory shall
oe nsIt running in full force th. winter, and keep
to eAer - an inducement
TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS WHO WILL IA
v0R Us WITH THEIR Orders NOW We
WILL MAKE
A Discount OF 10 Per Cent,
FOR CASH
On All Special Orders for Shirts.
WE MAKE FOUR QUALITIES.
OUR PRICES FOR SIX SHIFTS ARE
$500. $500, sal.oo, saLoo.
And discount Of 10 per cent make six cost
only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

CoRcoRAN ZoUAvRs.-The Grand Military
Ball to be given by this company, at the new
Washington Hall, corner Sd street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, TO- morrow night,
promises to be brilliant affair. Cars will be
there for the benefit of guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

EVANGELICAL ALIIANcE-Hr. Editor. The
bnal meeting of the Evangelical Alliance was
held in this city, to which the members were 40
nobly welcomed by our governor, Alexander X.
Shepherd. and We all remember the pleasure
their visit afforded, and the happy influences
created thereby. In view Of the fact that two
Of the delegates, the Rev. Prof. Premier, Q cit
zen of Geneva, Switzerland, and Rev. Antonio
Carraseo, citizen Of Madrid, Spain, on th-ir
homeward VOYAGE were lost at sea by tt e sink
ing Of the Vile du Havre, would Ii not be well
for the Washington branch of the Alliance to
hold public meeting to express sympathy with
their bereaved friends and the many families
who are suffering from the effects Of that mel
anctoly shipwrock? UNIV
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusomenss, &C., To-naght.
Nafsosal TAeater. - Maggie Mitchell as "Jane
Eyre"
Ftrrs Oyera HoNse.-Mise Clara Morris IN the
great play "Alixe."
fA<ater cemiqre.-"The Forty Thieves' and
Q host of other attractions.
Orchestrion music at No. 4Ss Pennsylvania
avenue.
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Of Washington, has resigned that ONCE in the
revenue marine service.
The cssrs against Judge j. W. Wright. in-
she Criminal Court for the 18th o: Janusy.
Mr.. A. A. Wheelock fell into q hole in the
sidewalk on street last evening, and sustained
Nrsous injuries.
The condition Of Mr. Carey W. White, whose
leg was amputated on SATURDAY. last, in conso
quence Of injuries BY an accidental fall, Is much
Mrs Frances Welsh, wife of "Reddy" Welsh,
died last evening after a lingering Illness of
corsampton. Prior to her death Reddy, who
is now serving out sentence in the jail, was
At meeting of the Washington City Contra
Temperance League last evening, the memorial
TO be presented . Congress for the erection of
an inc ria o ssylum was adopted, and list OF
directors ma m on the part OF the league.
Mr.. Edward Foster, draughtsman at tie
Washington navy yard, is seriously ill. MIR.
the employ of the Navy department for hfty-
seven years.
The military sociab,e OF the Corcoran
Zouaves at Washington hall. corner o. 81 street
and Pennsylvania avenue. to-morrow evening,
will be pleasant affair, v tn several new mill
tary features Gov. Shepherd and staff will be
present.
An attempt was made on Sunday morning
last to rob the store of Mr.. ouis Grundling, on
the southeast corner o. 5th and p streets north
vest. The thieves bored seven anger holes in
the font door, but it being Lined with iron they
were fooled.
In our issue Of last evening, it was stated that
John Bill h has sued Joseph Smo'inski for de-
fam alton OF char cter, claiming special dam.
ages. Mr.. B. Ch's couD ell writes to-day that
his Gle IT has sued Mr.. Smolinski on two counts
First. defamation Of cha -actsr, IS, 900; second,
for malicious prosecution, and false imprison-
mem, 5000.
The pail of the Washington Yacht Club at
Masonic hall lest night was attended by large
and select aSemblage. The hall was beaut.
fully decorated with flags and streamers. while
At the lower end of the hall was fine crayon
sketch Of yacht With surrounding Of hagS
Below it was q fountain of cologne water,
which ce--umrd the room, and in which the
merry dancers dipped their cambrics and mois.
tened their hA'-.
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CITY ITEMS.
Prices

Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
near AZ street. Received, some beautiful styles
Of Jewelry and Holiday Presents.
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FAMILIES can Be supplied with Massey's Phil
adelphia Ale In small kegs by Palmer s Green,
Georgetown. Kegs and faucets loaned. st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16
GOODS
WHERE TO PURCHASE.

Our most enterprising dealers are this year
taking time by the foreiock in the matter Of
laying in large and choice stocks OF holiday
goods and announcing the fact through the ad-
vsrtising columns Of . universally circulated
paper like The STAR. We note below some of
the fine aseortments presented for the inspec-
ton Of the public, and shall continue to do 90
from day to day, in order that purchasers Who
wish to supply themselves seasonably may know
just where to 60.
A GOOD FIrrIHe GLOVE IL indispensable to the
toilet. No lady can be said to be well dressed
If che neglects this most important article Of
wear. JOSEPH j. MAY. No. go p KNNsYLvA-
MIA AVENUE, has the most elaborate assortment
OF gloves, Of all materials, colors, and make,
to be found south Of New York city.
To KEEP CORRECT NOTE OF rIMR 1t Is abso-
lntely necessary to be possessed OF . good watch.
arsorted stock for sale by SAMUEL LIwIs, No.
1921 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE. In addition, he
has choice assortment Of jewelry for the holt
day trade
Now, NOT THE LAST thing to be thought Of in
the coming good times Is . well-ftting dress
The dear creatures, like Josh Billings, want
our fair patrons must call and patronize MISS
PRICE, No. 9l5 l. STREET, who guarantees sat
Isfaction.
A wELL-FIrvSe HAT OR BONNET is some
thing the ladies must have. Miss E. A. Nc
CoRMICK, No. 905 PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE, can
in this respect please the most fAstidiOus, from
selections of a large invoice of imported millin-
ery just received for the holiday times.
IRE RECEPTIONS AND PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
MENTs incident to this season of the year
behooves those who participate in them that
they must not neglect the outer man. Nothing
makes one feel 50 happy as a well-fed inue. and
fashiOnatly clad outer man. STRAUs, No. 1O11
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, will take care Of
those who wear the bifurcated garments in this
latter respect. His stock is large and we'll
chosen, and comprises from the Conventional
swallow tailed coat down to the ordinary BUSH
ness suit, and Is sold at prices astOundingly low.
A SEWING MACHINE, as present, will glad
den any female heart, and for that matter q.
BAUM, No. i0S 1rH STREET, invites attention to
the Silent machine, which Is recommended to all
females by the best medical faculty of this coun-
try as the easiest and least injurious. large
stock Of hoop skirts, hosiery and underwear con-
stantly kept on hand.
II. II. dEMPLER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR TX eTRRRT, invites attention to his six
dollar gold spcctacles, which are universally
commended by those using them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

To PR1vxrT Fever and Ague there IL NO
preparation like Dooleys Oalisaya Tonic. 81
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The ResurrectiOnists.
TIE DIARY OF CHRIsTIAN-OTHER REV.

TIE DIAkr OF CHRI6TIAN-OTHBR BRVBLA-
TlONs.
The publication Of the diary of Christian, the
resurrectionist, in TIE STAR of yesterday
created no little excitement about town, espe-
cialy among those who have friends buried in
the cemeteries mentioned.
1t is asserted by some Of our physicians that If
Christian has been into other grave yards than
Potter's Field he has gone beyond his instruc-
tons, and that all Of the subjects" used here
for years have been brought from the Potters
Field. Some Of the physicians are very hard
action in keeping diary and also in sending
bodies outside the District and charge that he
has BETRAYED his trust; that he had no right to
60 into the wholesale business Of supplying the
medical colleges Of the land.
BODY MISSING FROM CONGRESSIONAL CEN
ErERY.
It is stated that some of the friends of the late
A. q. Il. Webster, who was buried with Ma
sonic hono-s by Washington Centennial Lodge
and Washington Royal Chapter Of Masons on
the 18th of October last, to-day found, with the
aid Of the sexton of the Congressional ceme-
terry, that his body had been removed. 1t will
be seen BY reference to the diary Of Christian
In yesterdays STAR that he mentions attending
funeral on that day, and of having taken
away the corpse before O'Clock that night.
MORE BODY sNATCHERs AT WORK.
1t has been ascertained that the body of a
colo.ed woman, which was inferred at the Har-
monial burial ground no longer ago than Sun
day last, has been drawn out of the grave and
carried off. 1t would seem that there are other
parties engaged in the business, as Christian
and his party were arrested on Saturday eve
ming.
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