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THE WEATHER,
"At pss1kTMEsIs 0nc. Of Cs'S s',.si oess'

'VpCs OF tfbU SsfS2t Okffy
WAsHINsToN, November %, 1875, 1880 a. n I
eISoPsls FOE THE PAST TwENrr-ForR HoGRs =
The IaI meter has coutiuued to rise rapidly in the
upper Mishi sipp valley and eastv ard with north.
westerly win $, low temperature and cloudy wealth
er On the lakes, aud thence to the Ohio valley
horihSesterly winds and partly oudy weather
prevail IN Tennessee and the Gulf states, North
westerly winds and cloudy weather 10 the south At.
ianic states. rthwesteTly winds, low and fall g
tgmperHturs and partly cloudy weather In New
gland and the Middle states
PRoBA BILITIEs.-Fort the northwest and thence to
Misssuii, cold and generally clear weather a. d
northv sterly wind, backing light to southerly
tie lakes and thu nee to the Ohio valley, falling
~ pefatnTe. nor hwester'y winds, cloudy weather
an occasona al snow, generally clearing away during
the afteTB Don For he lucky aid Tennessee, north
WtsterlY w'rds cold, cloudy weather and occasion
Al snow and rain in the former. For the southern
stat n6rthwesteTly Winds, rising barometer cold
er and cloudy weather and oocssiocal rain in the
Gulf states. For the Middle states and New Eng
land, northwestery winds. falling temperature and
partly cloudy weather. All teleeraphic reports are
missing from the southwest the western gulf, the
whole northwest, and the whole Missouri valley
the lower Mississippi valley the extreme north west
Lab e Superior and Oregon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

The New York papers which continue to
cevote great deal Of space to the financial
condition Of this District, either fail to notice or
make brief mention of the facts that an offer by
the controller of that city of s2,7I7 900 of CITY
bonds has been responded to only by bids for
S1O2, 600, and that the aldermen are taking
measures TO authorize the issue OF city notes,
otherwise shinplasters, the pretence being that
money must be raised TO give employment to
wotkmen' and that the city stock cannot be sold
at the present time except at greatly reduced
rates.
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To LADIES.

q How So, ;, To- !. J. L a. CO., g.. no,,.,
81 family, no requires all her physical strength
20 fulnll her household duties and all her moral ca
Psces to accept the responsibility which falls
her, to see her prostrated,l osing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
WY, bit yet suffering enought o be utterly misera
olsl inns state OF weakness and debility is more
tstal 10 her than severe spell Of sickness for In
thst case she viii receive the proper care in the
other she viii inger mooths after months not think
ing worth while tOs ply sciau about 1t, until
nature, exhausted. gives o1t, and she o carried to
the grave, when little precaution in proper time
would have spared her life. To prevent strength
en-, 70 cnre, nothtng can compare with the LONG
L1FE BITTERS Of DR. l.. @. BERTRAM. They
are safe and infailible remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia, eostiveness, bilieusness, headaches,
morning sickness, and . complaints peculiar to
women. These bitters, which are sold BY all drug
sists, are, In consequence Of their virtue and
agreeable taste, the medicine par sxeelleses for
anies dec18-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Mover ber 2s.--virginis sives, con-
solidatsd, 491s West Virgil IS, "a bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Nuyemb 7 % -UJTtOn firIn anI irrsg
uisr-iOw mtddlnss, l51a. Flour daiet aud steady
ard ia good demand; prices unchanged Wheat
&C I've. ciO-DR sTfnE; pres unrhzug q. Cirn
hrmw hit. s1utherr, old, 7267S s. 0cS7 ell w
southern, old, 66df5; ", 6vG1 3, Mid Eestern,
g.. Oats duIi and Hesyy--lu hnfu, 5000. western
mixed, H on, no. Whine, 4sGl9. RE si-aiy. Hy
1nchsDRe-l. Provisions nr5u and high r. NJ -
Pom, IL IS shouldsrs-none hire; clear rib sid-s,
zee, "a pacSed. BNcoB-should~r. scarce, 4, ea
$ clear rib sides, T4Gq5; sugar cured hams Haas
Lars-Bone here, P'IC unchanged. Sestern nut
~ sctiys aud htn-goOf 10 choice rolls ard fnb.
2@99 Cof aeti'e and firm advanced &c. WHISKY
w.sk. SGsS 81 gar hrm and in go,d demand, 10
NEW lORE, NOy.mb.r 2.-stocks sciivs aud
Irregular. Gold, 9S. Money, bid. Exchange,
los short, 9. Governments strong aud higher.
NEw YOEK, November fs-Fleur sdysncing 2.
Nnes Gas better C,,rn &c. b.tter
LONDoS, November Is, 1870 D m.-Oousols FOR
monty 34 tn93's for account, $50. Bonds Il 1853,
old 931s 10 .o's, 9lt<; new fves, 81 Erie, s55f
LoSpoN; NGy,1 Der % Erie, SIR; do. preferred,
bot1; New rk Central, ~.
LONDON, Nov ember 2s-The weather throughout
Rlzrd IL wet The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank Il England on balance to-day Is f6 .O0.
The rate Of discount In open market for time bills
per cent, OF per cent. below the Bank Of Eng
land rates
PARIS, November Is -Reutes 50 francs rs centimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

AT the Scranton coal sale in New York on
Wednesday, 10000 tons were disposed of, and
the combination again, to the qualification of
the consumers, failed to maintain their pro-
gramme of twenty-five cents advance each
month. The prices varied very little from last
month; in some kinds there was a trifie advance,
and others went little lever. The average
rise in steamboat is five cents; average decline
IN CRATE, Ia cents; average decline in egg,1K
cents; average advance in stove, 3X cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

The New York Sun, which is in a position to
be well informed in the matter, says '.there is
no reason to doubt the report which appears In
many authoritative quarters that Senator
Conkhng has written letter to the President
declining the Office of Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court, which General Grant had offered
him." The Sun thinks that Sin declining this
great honor Mr.. Conkling has gained dlstinc-
ton and a prestige which belong to no other
leader Of the republican party.
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" OEFICE OD0RLEss ExOAyATING
Wy COMPANY,

&Jt
Locked Boxes for reception Of orders for Scav-
enger service will be found at the following places
STATION house, corner Of High street aud Canal,
GeOrRetown; GeoI getowR Market house, corner of
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. 8. TaylOr's store,
corner OF Twentieth and streets northwest; john
Iynans store, corner of Sixteenth and l. streets
northwest; J. II. Green's store, 1920 Fourteenth
street, corner OF Samson street northwest; G. st.
Cidlr's store, corner of Fourteenth and streets
northwest Second precinct Station house, Seventh
street, above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
ket at the Scale house, Seventh street, between o
and 2 northwest; Heffernsns store, corner OF
Iweifth and U streets northwest; Sixth precinct
station house, OF Ninth and ST. eets north
nest MIS-. koehler store corner Fou tn street and
New 1Ork avenue northwest Seventh precinct sta
noL-house, corner OF First and streets northwest:
Temperance Commercial Bureau, 203 PonnsyIya-
MA avenue northwest A. Lspreu1' , corner Twelfth
kTseI and PeDnsy iy6nla avenue northwest; Central
Gusfdhouse, Louisiana avenue, between NiHth and
Iesth streets northwest; Mr.. Coombs' store corner
Virginia avenue and Eighth street southeast; l.. A
Mood store, corner Ninth and streets southeast;
Eishth precinct station house, South Carolina ave-
nue. between FINN and Sixth streets southeast: d
Chftstofsni Bro store corner First and street.
southeast; George Bassstt's store, corner Second
ahd streets northeast Eastern mark house, Cap
HOi HUI sOuths asst; store Ninth aud streets
horTheasti NJ. hegan'- store, corner Second aad
streets hOrthea W aker Bro =, corner Eleventh
street and MARYLAND avenue southwest; First pre-
ctnct station. house, corner Sixth and Z streets
southwest; store corner ard four-and- 8 half
streets southwest.
All orders deposited IN our boxes at the above.
MENTIONED places will receive prompt attention.
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HE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
all about the Cuban question; the annual re-
Port of the Board of Health; the financial pres
sure and its effects on business and the working
people; sketches by the Danbury news man;
latest and best tales. poems, sketches and
fashion items. together with ali the news of
the week; Washington news and gossip, agricul-
tuIal items, household receipts, &c, sc.
TERMS: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies hye cents, in wrappers,
ready Tor mailing.
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nFCIBCULATING LIBRARY in the Y. M O.
A2 a. ROOMS Corner On AMI ID streets
OVER $4,000 VOLUMES. BEADING ROOM
nee 10 all from a.. m. till 10 p. m. Lecture TO
Rev. 3. B. Mitchell, of New York Avenue Church
subject; "What 1 am, rather than what L do"
cIety each Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Daily
Prayer Meetings at IL Is. 6, and O'Clock Bible
hes1lhg each sabbath at ). 30 p. IN in Lincoln
HAIL Sabbath evening services for the masses at
Metropolitan Theatre, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween llth and i2t h streets, at 7 50 nev2I-tr
nSsPENlOkS INDIAN HAZE REST0REB
Wy has never been known to fail 1t frees the
scalp from Dandruf, restores Gray Hair 10 its
Natural color renders Ii soft and pliable preyepts
he Hair from falling cut and reproduces il VIII an
b. sll Druggists. ivla-du
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ENQUIRE


INTO THIS MATTER.
DON'T BELIEVE
THIS ADVERTISEMENT,
BUT COME
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
If WE DO NOT SELL
IFwE no NOT SELL
SIS oVERooArs.... ......-...............FoR sss
~ NJ DoI
ego SUITS .............,,.FOR ais
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CONTRIBUTIONS!
For Two More Days!
Friday and Saturday, Nov. % and 30,
We will continue sell the remainder of our stock of
Choice Carpets,

HVl C6sH Ut lOI!OWIug 1HVt5.
American Tapestry Brussels 8 90
Choice Ed glish Tapestry Brussels............. 10
CrOssley' . Best Private Patterns ... ........ 40
Three-Plys best quality Lowell ......... Las
ThreePys, best quality Hartford............. 40
English Ingrsins, choice sly les 2J
Extra fine American yngrsns. .................. 10
Atwood choice American Ingrains..s0c DC. to 90
Good Cotton Chain Ingrains SO to 60 cts.
Handsome Imitation Brussels...... cts
Extra Good Hem Us and 80 cts.
~ The above mentioned goods are Of recent
purchase, very attractive, asd only of the latest
designs.
Also,
on the first floor we shall offer our stock Of fine
assorted
ID II Y g o D ID
at astonishing low prices,
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We have the following from an individual
prominent before the country:

prominent before the country:
CALDWELL, o, Nor. 2;.
Although il Is the fashion Of this accursed ,e
OF cheek 10 go on 10 Washington lobby. bora
ana button hole for offices, prefer TO remain
here till sent for.
elected House Postmaster shall accent
but not before Yours,
PRIVATE DALzELL
II is sad TO think that Private Dalzeu nav
have 10 remain at Caldwell, o., for long timtt
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PECIaL TAN NUTICE.
FOR SALE.

INoR sALE-A small Iut Il supart0r Pa-lor ana
Bedroom FURNITURE. at prIvaresaia q m
@llet ! - -eIock IN. zoos l0.h ct. northwest Ia
k,'pB sALE-Chrsp-Oue capital COOK STOVE
usca nhig ghe month. appls a. 939 Massacha-
sells a'enur, tetWeen 9Th AID lOtb IL -
t,'ob sALE-Ap,ir,f- = p-fiJr YONG bay nAREs
t"Nh sist-is /, 3 a Q years l., rt-prTt. -
nf y, " autfd sou aUd gentle. Apsly ~
a. fhitk's stables, 9Th stree, near p IN <XJA
syi'suia avenue. CT - " p TURNER pr duea
stuie, oppnsite WiiisDt's. i,'..s-f n
FOR sALE-Nery I,v, three iarg- MILES,
me MARE, RD GGY and HAKNESs -
-. MARCY q PAYNE, -
H"N-o 81 'ousf'rs tT''t. G,.urs.tnsn. "a
t'uR sALk CHEAP-A snail BAR COUNTER
aluc ilued' walnut top, tu 20 a order AI.o
Hiasses, Bar fNtures, Partition. Shelving. Ice
:, \, &c. Call a. or after ., M, gO2 -ir-et
TEN PER CENT. TAN LIEN CERTIFT-
Chl hs Tor ls7l-2, am uniting 60 al az S6b1
~ ., Liable jus j, lsIi, r- propcrty q Jans
" parker Na-hi' S.uus APpiy 10 THOs "A
hue. ~. % -
i'OR SALE CHEAP-A four-horse sTE.N ES
CINE and BOILER, IN good condition. for
S'y Also Lathe. Tools, &c, f-r brass foundry
40 hnishine 4se ll'h -. northwest ~, rs Nv.
FOR sALE-2sO sKCOND HAND sTdYEs.
u also, CARPETS, COUNTERS sd
ehON " lNnONs, and all kinss Of u-efui -
E.ocs. No. s2s 10Th street northwest Is thex-N
Eace TO buy ana sell SECONDS ANBt1H
oOODo. movie So
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LOST AND FOUND.

0sT-On Wednesday afternoon, 18th instant, O
- long Leather POCK Ell BOOK, coptatninq
three promissOry notes. Finder win be suitably 70.
warded BY leaving 1t at this Office. nov18-Sts
OST.On THURSDAY, small dark DOG, With
ring half way round the neck. Answers3
TO name Of Chico" Suitable reward giv--
en- II IeIt 81 lOl4 y street northwest. nov25-3t-
s2J and 10th, black and tan TERRIER
PUP; a leather collar on. The above Ie;s2~
ward Will be paid II returned to EDMUHD=
b. BURT, 903 llth st. southeast. nov263t"
I OsT-On sunday last, q Female POODLE DOG;
II the colsr between . yellow and 49,
white. liberal reward will De paid te2I
any returning her to No. So n ct.
northwest. Inoy25 ST. JOHN COLLINS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

n SnNOTICE The animal meeting Of the MA
Wy Sonic BALL ASSOCIATION Of Wash
ington Ter The election Of Five Directors will be
a. s,6 u W ne Lhrsry Rom at ssonic Tempe, on
hONptf rSkNING, D-cemb-r lst, AZ O'clock
nov p 81 tR-pl NOBLE ID. LARSER, Ssc'y.
FCALASIHE LODGE No. n, K.sf p
Wy Members ale h.rsbs notified Al the ne.t
Isgllar M ING OF the LOdg. will b. held on MON.
DAY EVENING, December ], Isys - he new al
on third n9or north crner e an ard .treets
northwest. b order Of tn Lodge ~ 'e''
nOy2o-f A. l.. SMITH, X. Of r. and :
rFMPOBTANT FOR CoaGREssMEN
BEAD the
WASHINGTON SENTINEL,
The new Jnde p ndept and truly American Paper
TO NIGHT. To be had at the principal news
stands. IT.
TCHILDRENs HOSPITAL, wAsHiSsroS,
ecI ID. 1.-The annual NE. tisg of the cou, rIbu-
Ing members q ibis Institution will be held on
MONDAY EvENlNS, Dec mb-r lst, 1873, at the
Hospital building, street. al ~ O'Clock, for the
purpose Of eleotng directors and officer for the On
suing year. LEWIS J. DAVIS,
noN15 81 Secretary.
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IN D0D.-i vii eel II aPpiet f.rsf nc. I,
SD'pND sniit-a tsrtidost-. of a - q Pgss
orAs ~ half price, a. % e anlSsut ~ al q n
Address HOLDER, star uaic-. W
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


81, 00O.air-,s &C.; csr,s. sgs5s :; Es :, &c;
hdGft. oLB ia g ST. - 'e amount Or tn IT
A RARE CHANCE-Tss s,r,-s s,.,,,..- a. -
- = AMY s.u NOTION sToRE VII ~ as
Co. sp, a. Sos sweet, betaecn D az q .,r-sss
novEs s.
600 ALTAR IL s or M p .Toy ssou:.ni
a cIce % FITCHS FGX. Rs.i mt, mt a- Ass,
s 49, tennsy i'snis avenue, Free imans B.as
LgcATKn, MIIHIS SIGir ~ wasa
iNGioN CITY, Foh SALE -Aus Of tb. Dist1tst
a. par 81 part or fan pay neni a. The chs =, 49,,
AIus.', = 81 LAM, Which omprise tue -uhdivi-
m1, ss.iTaeie site f,r suburban rs-idensss and
TIL s S., 70 be found nssr THIS ether city
s ar T. Ct As ,e tn PtomAc, T. perfectly ai.hT,
hi, hly sdspi-d f,ut = All slns. ~ % q ,,1S,
ben this odSaiy a. 40 sssP SHOT, he. %.
the suserT aasty Of tss iri, Ssoa NIB ,ss'e ssd,
ar wihin fem a ry se,g'fa hsh'spa.
tie Fairfax and Georgeio~u turnpiSe ro.d ''~'
AO Rssl E $1,000 X Ps:r.
VI AnThp-Ta b.rrow . q 900 f5r os- ys.T IN
20 nisi-clAss real estate. Address n l. ar
I,Vk sALK -.I,'6 cssh ana ; ) M a -I7.- an
buy tgy 90 HOUSE Isauire lSL - llth street,
t''Nfth \ AlN .. nova
TO HOLDERS of DISTINCT Sr5i+RTrfFS-
y rtH FARM IS - acres. u-ar Pisrara-
N'l, y Il about ID uI.irr fruu ~ sFhiugton. Lana
: ]. 90, and take District - Z, uulIa --4rftI. IN
iN' meal \ Vi % o. th~ Far viii Show the h.r-
zen Address IA. 5, BHN 373, washiugtfn. u.
uH,h 81
SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.
Pr0Ferty owners having taxes q paw. either Tor
tT,rlHl iuproyrm-nts geu"ral -e~'r.,., can save
iarEe ci-oeunt b. leaving their bilis with u- Tor
MoNES TO LOAN on District of c,lur,bi. s mar
cent. b'ugs. y. M,B. TIMuHEH s 90
Rcsi t-fAfa Bros err aud Aurti ..n-arz
no'2e-l' 63I y Il under q Nai'ou.i Bank
SPECIAL TAN NUTICE.
PROPERTY owner having tsvc- 20 nav, .ith.r for
special M prove rfufs ~ general .uer.ya an -.
'ery large percentage ~ Leaving their hiI. -ith
~ 'tll," INT AT class-- q ntstriut securities.
Ir Aai- a. the lowest rates Iuf,rnsttnn learfallr
furnished. NuURsE a MIDDLETON.
noyl9l2 IRrpl uuder NstY MerrSs"ir1.s BsSt.
STORE FlNTUREs FOR sALE.-BRUSSELs
AhfkI. SHOW CASE-, SHELVINa,
1918, ChNItk SHELF WITH DRAWS,
NNKIhpow kEFLECroks, CHAsDSLIRas.
hoNl5 lm lClroK and Rerl IIO6 y street.
pkhsOhs HAVING SPECIAL TAXES TO
- IA, car save larEa p-rceutage by sIA5ins their
% y IA our hands Tor pay ment.
hLtIAuce ~ Virginia Hsenue
"a BOSWELL co,
ho''-Im ~ strest aud 'rRi 1is avenue.
A BARE CHANCE-FOR SALE-TT- Sf.ct
- 500 tihtur,s y first class sHDE SToRE
selling Adtr-ss Box 6i0 Citg p a. o. y, n,
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WASHINGTON SENTINEL
."Her SODA"
MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
l42s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
noy3r Above willard's.

ICY TISGLY.
The und' rsignsd, Assigne-s o. Mr.. George MAJ.
tibgly, b. voluntary assignment, resp-ctfully "a
guest the creditors u Mr.. Msitipgy TO meet tnen
for consulis alton, at the offcs q Mr.. John Hitz
northeast corner Of g end 9th strests narfhW.<t
en- MONDAY, December let, ISIS, at I o'clocs D.
IN. Parties wno ave claims against Mr.. Mat.fngly
will please furBsh STATE meut thereof, and all per-
Indebted to hir requested to cali on either
ofthe sssign.e- FIR the pcrp - OF settlement.
JOHN HIfZ. cNrBer q and 9Th streets.
b. a WARNER, 129 7th street,
JANIS b. EDWARDS, 40 La. avenue.
noNe2 ~. til Ssst.4f' Assgness.
TsCHEHCKS MANDKAhE PILLe.-Thsss
NY pills srs composed exclusively Of vegetable
fngredielts. and sitsoczh they entirely supcrpsds
The use Of Dercury DO NOT leave any q s fnJuroas
e6ects. rhey scf directly pon the liver, and are
valuable remedy IN all Of dsrangemenf result
ting from . dlsorder.d sssts Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Biiisas Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typeoio ressrs, &C., Co., al succ1mb 20
the fro use OF srhencks Asndraks Pulls. Tor sale
by ~ pruxgfses and Dsalsxu. n96
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\ hAhh CHANCE.-The stc-k e,f,r.s- A, ~
= ANIA slu NOTION STnRE WI - .oit
northeast. w % 50 - =. -
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SlN nOO IL BONDS -FiHy thousand
DN,NpO d.itsrs Of the Di-lri { hsna. n a.
pl-st' NJ a. - The : yusl.ps1 l.at. w.rf.f ~.
~ &c 20 FITCH a FOX, Rssi -. RrStsr'
Building. NV ~. :. u shA
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t'OR REM On G-prg-,osn H-igHt-, a lay,
= thre--st"ry BRICK WELDING HOUSE 4 y,
uhhii u rooms, wnh 81 the med ru improvement,
shr, water, &C; alsn, lsrg- grounds attached. So
I.rms' apply TO JAMES L. DAVIS, 81 Z pgr-.
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FOB SALE-Desirable HOUSES, haviog ali
18th street northwest; SIS 900, $1,000 Al6OOo DIN
capitol Hill, No. los street southeast; 81 90;
h street southwest; rooms; $3.50 LOfS on N
betw een 9th and 9TH northwest; CSC. On nth, be,
tween and Boundary; bargain; $500 A build
ing 'front.', feet, south street; SOC per foot In
county eight acres, near Glenwood Cemetery; would
CANAAN $40 TIN street noyas tr
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t'oR kENr-A Furnished BEURO M, Ia +. p1i-
at lAniy desirable Location; Within - hi *
%, AnrIue carr terms y pr month. inc'ailug
ID sCuj hptAt. - ,..yss =. ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-05

A Grand Cardpdn Coming Lon
don Chcls-Sanger's English Menagerie OF
trained animals, OF which so much has been
said since their arrival in America is ANNOUNCE
ed to give exhibitions in Wilmington, on Tues
day May 18th, afternoon and evening.
From all accounts it must be an extraordi-
nary large exhibition, and brought out at an
enormous outlay. The herd of Elephants, re-
Gently arrived from Ceylon, has been added to
their grand procession, which, with their five
golden cbariots, and splendid cavaleale OF
knights in full armor, must make an imposing
display wherever it appears An exchange
gives tho following notice of tue performances:
"Show or circus records contain no mention of
an equally satisfactory, profitable and credtable
exhibition. In the afternoon the vast tent was
crowded, and in the evening there was an audi
ence vaster still. The attendance was not only
very numerous as to its numbers, but in quality
was both respectable and refined.
The Landon exhibition since its arrival IL
America has always drawn the better class
people. The public are ured from the repu
tation 1t enjoys in England and experience tn
short time the company has bean in this couu
try, that it is in every respect iirst class. Moth
ing to offend is seen or heard, and consequent.
audiences, even of fashionable style, manner
and character, gather to witness the wonderful
and legitimate performances of the ring
Among the novelties of the circus is a clowl
who keeps the audience in roar of laughter b.
his grimace and action alone, never speaking
word during his performances.
Mile Dockrll, the most astonishing lad
equestrienne ever seen, and the talented nc
melli family, arc among the prominent attfac
tions of the Great London Circus.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-05
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On the 30th ult., at Long Fork Farm, by the
Rev. Dr. Frost, Thomas Foster, Of Mddlese,
England, to Sallie, daughter of the late Johr
Foster.
In this city, Fourth month, 18th, 1873, BY
Friends ceremony, Alfred d. Warner to Ema.
lea, daughter of Lea Pussy, both of this city.
In Philadelphia, April 30tb, 1873, by the Rev,
George Dana Boardman, Joseph r. Quimby, Of
New York, to Mary E. Lees, daughter of Sam
uel Lees, ESQ, of Philadelphia.
On the 22d inst, by the Rev. VIM. Major, of
Bethel NJ Z. Church, Philadelphia, Mr.. WILDER
E. Hal, of Milton, Del, to Miss Lizzie A. Breed
ing, ofPhIladelphia.
In Philadelphia on Wednesday evening April
Soth, at the residence of the brides mother, by
the Rev. Dr. Rice, Mr.. Oscar S. Mccall, former
ly of this cty,to Miss Lizzie C. Lord, the dauph.
Ter OF the late Milo Lord, of phiadelphia.
In this City on the evening of the 10th ult.,
az The residence OF the BRIDES father, by the
Rev. Geo IL. Smyth of NewYork City, Mr..
of this city.