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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-17
Our IIoustOn and Galveston AdVer-
tisemcnts.

We call special attention to the adj
vcrtjsemcnts aud cards of our Houston
mud Galveston friends, as follows,
which which will be found in to-day's
piper:
JOHN COLLINS, the grocer and great
Tea dealer of Houston, Wnk2s
known his place and business. lie is
M extensive and old merchant, well
known throughout the state aud de-
serves as he il receiving IN extensive
patronage. He has tea in one ana
two pound caddies for family use, ana
in original packages OF forty and sixty
pounds,
WM. d. CIEVEIANp, u young man,
has been II large aud successful mcr-
chant of the Bayou city ever since the
war, on his own account, ana before
as clerk and salesman in other houses
there. He Is n Wholesale grocer and
commission merchant, Keeping al
ways on handa heavy stock OF groce-
ries of every kind, receiving sugar and
molasses from ten plantations, which
he sells ut New Orleans prices, ana aIl
other groceries at the lowest .jobbing
figures. He also aolicits cotton, wool
and hides for sale and shipment; he
does not buy, hut handles strictly on
commission, rendering account Of sales
promptly, and makes liberal advances
in cash ut this Or any other time. See
his advertisement.
HENRY HENDRICKS q CO., Houston
Wholesale Grocars and Commission
Merchants, solicit eoBsignments and
are also agents for several OF the post
popular brands Of family -four.
The Washington Hotel Galveston'
Is the old and popular house, made 40
during thcreign of Thompson 4 Collect,
and rendered still more attractive and
pOuuibi Wy voUP 'PuuiihNiot WV va '''"'
home OF the traveller, the Exchange
No one who once stops With Summers
will pass him by thereafter. Don't
fail to stop ut the Washington when
you 60 to Galveston.
PRINTERS Fynishing Warehouse,
100 Strand, Galveston, Strickland II
Clarke. These gentlemen deal large
ly IN stationery of every kind, espe-
cially for printers use, and have the
first and only photographic office in the
State. They are also agents for Will
SONS celebrated printing, ink and solicit
a call from all who want good goods at
the lowest figures.
III. +. HuRD, Houston, Texas, has
his card in this paper. He is u manu-
fncturer and dealer in wagons, car
riages, hughes, carts, drays, plows,
etc, and Is prepared to fill all orders in
his line at bottom figures and to war
rant all his work. He particularly IN
vites those wanting wagons TO give
him call.
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ways unilUllH. illuminating power superior
To gas, llnrns In nhy lHibp without danger
of exploding or taking fro Halufqctured
expressly 10 take the place o. vnlHtilrRNl
dangerous oils. Its safety uudcr every posi-.
proved by its continued use In over 10000
families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
CURED nom burning, storing Or handling IT..
The immense yearly loss tn lille and lnppcrlN,
resulting from The use OF chcnp and danger
our Oils In the United states, is Appealing.
The Insurance companies and Ilrr cuniluis-
SlQncrs throughout hecoulitry recommend.
the Astral Us tho best safeguard where lamps
are used. send for circular.
For sale qt retail by The trade generally,
nni u. VI hDlosale hy mo pgopriaiors,
EllAS. PRATT ~ CO..
ldd0ShmT i9s FHIt9p street, New York.
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Say they have two hundred head al rne
young mares and horses, from three TO tx
years old. broken and unbrolen TO work an I,
ride, Thsse Wishing TO buy by the dozen
OF my can do 80 and obtain great bargain.
They DEFY composition IN any one produc,
ing a better Lotto stock In the State III Texas
than they can show 10 those who wish 10
buy. Also, finc- suit 9f clothes TO 20 with
We rider OF livery horse, at a less price thar,
sns9 ean be bought tor elsewhere 10 palla,
tft{4I'+. '|| |IIf|L I0llaat
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The unrringc Of Mr.. william H. Sai'>
10 Miss ollie Golfer.

on the lih Inst, nj the pleasant
suburban home Of Mr.. j, W, Gaudln,
occurred one Of thosc delightful events
around which cluster ~ all Times the
fragrance Of precious fecollcctloib
and thc brightest Of the loyeIicst Of
life's hours. II was tho joining IN
wcdlock of Mr. William II. Cats, con-
nectcd with the extensive lldc-shlp-
ping house Of Messrs. Met1lcr d Bro,
of this city, to Miss Ollie Collier The
wedding took place In the presence OF
large number Of tho friends OF the
bride and groom, andnt the conclusion
of the beautiful ceremony each one
present expressed the warmost wishes
for the happiness and prosperity oflhe
parties through life, in which We most
cordially join.
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uuTcmI>s.
Town I.ois..ior.Snic.

twelve lots tone blocks, ON Tie prlne'l"'
,,,s,nos. street OF thclown Of lintcllihf' on
IN. Central il,ailroRd, In p"llsS county '"'
sale nj low prices Apply 10
JOHN W. SWINpFlLS,
,,.,,t ileiuld ONCE
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JOu WORK.

We hnyc the meiiiiies and The work
men 10 do NJ good work, n"d ~ "s
low rates. nv ean b~ done anywhere
and We mean 10 Ito ~. Hrihg y.nr
Eins Jeb work ~ TuE DAILY hEH"
AID arrICE, Corner Elm and sf"""'
4 sn streets.
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They discussed with boot,jn wash.
bowls, humps, shoes, boots other
like arguments. Altorlheu phcre
had been choked up with tn Serial
eloqucncc, the husband lcnIy
retired To the gallery" tog no air
that didn't have boot lncks wash
bowls In II, and ont there T sleep
lie hadn't slept very long before "iial
Row. burslcd into ilancs, starting
out Of hls sleep, he took tie glare Of
light for sunrise and shouted, "Day-
break and, hank God, I'm whole
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FOR Sale.

Two good residences in this city. lmmc.
dIatc possession given.
li1-d,l STEAGAL SEQ.
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For Rant,

The second story Of Clark & Dryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark & Bryan, west side Public
Square. l6idtf
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III. Bcauchamp, ON Main street. opposite
the lonpAt., hQs builders aud other hard
ware, gb!rh De- ID GlGgng out very cheap.
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AtA Bargain.

Commercial Hotel IT. sale ut q bargain,
fronting loa feet on Elm and isJ feet ON def
ferson streets. Isl
2vaitf 3 ID. BLAKE.
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G. II. Beauchamp, on Mnin street, opposite
Ihe foundry, has u large stock mschool ana
miscellaneous books, which he is closing oui
very low. l!Odtf
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will rent o part OF the store on Elm street
second door east of Commercial Hotel.
2lsl2t J. W. SCHENCK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-17

Davenport, IN Swink's block has new
invoice oi onions, potatoes, cabbage, bnltcr,
eggs, etc. lOldtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-17

1t Is economy 10 Use Dunham's Yeast Pow
der. For purityand strength II hasno equal,
All who use il, like it, and recommend IL 10
their ncigibGrs. lGjdSuNwcd& w3m
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I'd u n

TCLLY.--On Wednesday,, October i5lh,
1873, litlia Nrllic, ONLY child of Howard and
Mrs. Alice rally.
"of such is the kingdom ofGod."
Austin, Texas, and Mississippi papers
please copy.l 81
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ON AND AFTER
Sunday, August 3, 1873,
Pullman'S Palace Slcel ing Car

Are attached to Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, and Houston and Cor
Sicana
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train leaving Houston nj 900 p. M.
rgcy g,gr Connections ~ - ~ 4,
At Hearne, with International Ralroad
daily Sundays excepted.
At Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific Railway and III Paso Stages for all
points of note in Northern Texas.
AT Waco, with daily stages 10 all points
West.
At MeNia, with line of hacks for Fairfield
and Butler, on sundays and Wednesdays.
At ledbetter, with Daily Stage for la
At McDade, with daily Stage for Pastrop.
~ Austin, with daily Stage for ~ n Marcos,
New Bfauniols, san Antonio and FL Pnso
Through Tickets sold nc Houston, Austin,
Hampstead. Bryan, Calvert, Waco, { orsioan.f,
Dallas and Sherman, via Red River City and
Galveston, to all points of note between tho
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, within the lin.
its of the United States and Car ada. Also,
via stage lines 10 San Antonio Weatherford,
Fort Worth, Bonham, Paris and ClarlIsville,
For Through Rates apply to Station Agents,
or j. DURAND, General Superintendent.
j. WALDO, u. +. i. A. l30d4}w
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H,ic3r St,ro Mons, f,r Rant.

The store house now occupied by the under.
signed. Also, the nont office up stairs IN the
same building, tormrrly occupied by Field II
Nowlan.
l7Sdtf PRATllER IL MURPHY.
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Mrs. bath IL happy TO announce that she
has opened Tor the present on Main street.
opposite the southern Hotel whore she cor
daily inyttsHll her customers aud friends
To give her an carly cnII. she Is prepared to
do millinery aud drcsNHnking II all their
branches Win her us'ml care md Style.
> Odgt
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WalItep's Tonic Bittors,

Best tonic known for chills, frvcrS, consIi-
patton and indigestion. For sale In Dallas
By j. j. FENpIEY,
lsJdHm Uillcc Saloon.
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Fresh leas, muckclel, hulibut, salmon,
grIrs aud hominy, hnmsand breakfast bacon
are among the now invoices just received At
l'llmnnn & co. corner Main nnd Jch'qson
streets days old buldinpl. -t0dlf
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RURN'I OUT.

HoWAlrH & DOUGLASS beg To inform
their friends md euStnDlers that hay
ing been burned Gut on "Wednesday
morning, they ire temporarily ~; OF IL
hruse, but Will reopen In thenew hujliiDg Of
Clark y bryan in q lew days. 2l3dit
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] MONEY TO LOAN.

Three thousand dollars is3O0Ol, at I2 per
cent, TO the policy holders Of the Life Associ-
alton, Application ~ I've made 70 q, NJ.
s swim ,prfhenis OF ff.ol ". popiir, secIe-
tary. 20 . NV 1851
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Go aud scc the tempting invoices of fish
aud fresh groccrlcsjusl received NJ ulmnnn
NJ Co.'s 4D1-dtf
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The large ,1om back ul prg Jones Thrns'
TOMS Office, un I'm street, lately occupied
by The Dallas News, II. W, BAYLOR,
News O1loe, Main street, opposite AngerB'
FOundy, 2JJdlf
s-r-H---H
Phlllp Worloin, wholesale ana retail deal
or In Pianos aud organs, Office and sales
rooms Mos HO-OO llar0nEe strout, Now Or
lenus, Qualities hotter, prices lower aud
terms more favorable than NJ any establish
mrnt south. Large 'nlrs hlly mI,st these
statement. pinnos sold on pnyHoniR Of
sl2 GOund 20 por month II preferred, fhllip
Wrrleiun ~ ma oldest music house. and also
the largest piano and organ house Ia New
Orlrans, uno-iourh million copies sheet
music of nh kinds send for price Hist and
forms, l2Gdtf
rlmnnn a Go, have fresh and lrnvy lIucs
ofnll kinds Of groceries, arrived yesterday,
Cidl and see them, M'dlf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04
0OyernD ems Oe0urftaeA
Joy OOoke q Co, fupnish tina following SO-d


BALTIMORE. Js1. 4-virgini. sizes, consoli-
ds;ed t6t,; .. detse he'd coup ons, 49, bid TO day.
PAIfIkoRB Jan t-Coftcn quiet: low miodlings,
ieAal9ei. -Four firm a. UNCHANGED. Wheat quiet
tbs firm: TT oes unchanged Corn nominaliy IN
Q snsed Oats dull. southern soes2: western mixed
l4st5; do white nominal, f544S Rye firm, 9DA 81 Oh
y sy 6rm, prices uncs snged Prov isions frm. Mess
PSrb. "a ei3 20 MISREPRESENTATION, 4sfS
rib sides, U4a55t: clear RIB d,s, 6a511 Bscoa-
shoulders. sAssH: rib side 7Ss7a; clear rib sides
g; hsms,nfw, Iasls, le " W estern butter quiet
I ut Grm; choic. roll, Ts2S bisky; sales a. 96
Ionic n, Jan II IN Oopsols opened at 81 . for
Ecney. and 9z.s for ult Bonds opene& 1855 e,
es4; I5s7s 81: 10 4e's. So ives. 90 Erie slZs
tRANKYoRT, Jan 4.-BCrds Of lG2 osf.
PANS Jan 4, .. m French rebtes So francs s5
cert mes.
LoSDer. Jan 4. 2 p. m.-The rate for m ,ney at
the stock Exchange government securities il
lower than the Bank of England rate By Z par cest
quiet and steady. Erie 5l1f.
loNsoN, Jan. Z, D. m-Eris, 5lL.
NV YORK, Jan. 4-Stccks dutl. Gid dull
lis. Money firm. per cent gold to l-3f. exchange
long, ga; short, lo'S Government dull AID steady
Virgins 81, IS; new So North CaroiIa's, 80:
10.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4-Flour strong. Whsat Quiet
aud steady. Corn quiet and nrn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04
THE WEATHEx.

WAk JUICE CAseI Slos0I OGesy,(
WAsHrHerOH, ID. O., Jan. 4, lS s. II am.{
SFNOPeIs BOB PAST fWRHTH-1OU HoU Rs
The pressure has increased from the Forth west
to the eastern gulf and eastward to the Allan
TIC coast, with falling temperature and clear
and clearing weather. 1t has diminished over
the western and gulf, where easterly to south
erly winds, cloudy weather, and occasionally
light rain are now reported, also over the lower
Missouri valley, where easterly to southerly
winds, cloudy weather, and light snow are pre-
vaiiing. Brisk and high south westerly AMI
westerly winds have prevailed from the Ohio
valley to the lakes. but diminished in force ex-
cept over lake Ontario and eastern lake Erie.
The river has continued rising at Pittsbury
during the night, and risen about eight and
halt feet during past twenty-four hours.
PRoBABILITIRs.-For New England and mid
ole states clear and clearing weather and fallin z
temperature and northwesterly and westerly
winds diminishing in force. For south Atlantic
states, generally clear weather, and nOrtherly
to easterly winds. For Gulf states, Tennessee
Kentucky, Arkansas and Missouri, diminishing
pressure, southerly to easterly winds, and in
creasing cloudiness, with rain from western
gulf to Kentucky and southern portions of In
diana and Illinois. For the upper lake region
winds shifting to easterly and southerly during
the day, with increasing cloudiness. but to
northerly and easterly tonight. For the north
west winds shifting to northerly and westerly
with falling temperature and clearing weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04
AND COMMERCuAL,

The foIeien sdvices continue favorable, the
London market for mo ley being easy and tn at
for securities strong. The continental markets
are aiso stIcrg fer securities. The New York
money market yesterday opened stringent, but
dsy. Mercantile paper vas dull. The dividend
disburse mepts will, IL Is thought, in q very short
me give relef-thaii s give comfortable seven
per INT money market, although the banks are
vtIy Door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04
Long IsInud (Iv,ltxnsao.

An atIocious and mysterious deed committed
IN the village Of Huntington, Long Island, 10
now undergoing investigation. On the evening
OF the ith OF November. "a young man, by the
name OF Charles G. Kelsey, was seized by q
party Of men in disguise, was stripped naked,
and t3rred and feathered, after which num-
her OF the people of the village, men and vo-
men, % were called. ont by the perpetrators OF
the deed TO take look at their shivering, bleed
ing victim. What was afterwards done with
Kelsey is q matter of mystery; but as nothing
has since been seen or heard OF him and az por-
tons of his clothing, stained with tar and blood,
were found on q beach six miles distant, IL Is
supposed that he died on their hands or was
Killed BY them, and that they carried away the
body and SUNK IL at this point. There
IS theory that the tar stopped the pores
so completely as to cause death, and that
the parties concerned in the deed then found it
necessary to conceal the corpse.
Kelsey, who was a young man Of means, but
rather weak-headed, seems to have been in
fstuaied with pretty young girl, named J Julia
Smitt. who had another suitor, named Royal
Ssmnis, q clerk with II. b. CIsfiin & Co., the
New York dry goods men. Ii would seem that
originally Kelsey was the favored suitor, but
that the fascinating dry goods clerk had sup
planted him. Kelsey's offence appears to have
been that he insisted in forcing his attentions
on the young lady in q way displeasing to
Ssmmis and others, and the tarriug and
featheriDg, and the subsequent exhibition of
the naked, half-frozen victim to the refined
and heightened Hungtrngtonisns, ladies % and
gentlemen, was to teach him Q lesson Really,
is 1T worth while for the good people of New
York to send their missionaries to look after
tolerably well-dispcsed heather AT the other
end Of the world, when they have these savages
OF Huntington, Long Island, right at their
doors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

oar Alexandria neighb0rs still continue to
credit Us with supplying them with the small
FOX. Why they keep on doing this we can't
imagine Ii a person taken with the disease
has visited this city at ANY time within six
months past the statement goes forth at once
that "he contracted the disease in Washing
ton" wien the fact Is that there have been
cases OF smallpox in Alexandria every week
Tor two months past. This is hardly fair treat
r.ent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

The Brooklyn UHiOH has a fi.hy story to the
effect tLAt Jay Gould Is the real owner OF the
TrlGHne; that 10. Howard, Of the n. Y. Star.
came near buying II for Tweed; and that the
circulation Of the paper has fallen of 50 that ga
total collapse OF tie TTibHRss business is threat
ened-" Guess not, paper e the standing Of
the TTitane don't lose its circulation and bust
ness in day. The Trib. has tertsinly all the
look OF a live, able bodied paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

"The Augustaa Age of Murder" is what the
". Y. Herald calls it, and proceeds to foot I'D
the murders in that city in the last three years:
Forty murders in 1870; forty-nve murders in
ISL; hfty-six murders in 1872. Five more muir
ders in 1871 than in $50; eleven more murders
IN 1852 than in 1SIl-an increase OF sixteen muir
ders in two years. The Herald seems to seriously
Incline to the opinion that it may be necessary
''to tear aleafout OF California : history initial
ing in the civilized East the vigilance committee
OF the barbaric West" II certainly would seem
TO he necessary, at the rate OF progress of the
murder mania, 10 form some sort OF a JuguIar
Protective Union Tor the safety OF the vet I'M
murdered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

Everybo commiserated P. I. Bnnum when
he Was recently burned out TO- the third time
IN New York; but few will sympathize with him
over the loss OF his thousand dollar diamond
Pin CT which some hght-hngered chap relieved
him while cling in the street cars a few days
since. However. IL i possible that the pin was
of q character corresponding with many Of p.
TIE eGTicsities-an imitation OF the genuine
article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

n~IHH SUNDAY MORNING GAZgrru
w To 4OkROW, Aiverttsing the populsr
Features Of i's Holiday n ami ers, will be . Gem
- Presents are continued 20 Be gtven Nevsb,ys
for selling extra con-e thus largely increasing ths
value OF tho 0AZkTTE - IN excellent Advertising
medium.
De sure TO reed the Sunday Gazette TO NOR
BOW. You can buy the Gazette ofthe nsvsboys
or ct ell the principal Hotes.
Business men v 81 consult tteir interests b. ed
v..t ICING In the SUNDAY GAZETTE
INkkvS II 9lG'1LOUK 70 HIGHT. Read r -
4ORRORS QAZETTu lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

We suspect that the idea Of substituting Mr..
Evarts for Secretary Fish has not been seriously
entertained, this side Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04
" A plague o. both your houses ~

The Georgetown Courier tells, pleasantly, how
IL comes to appear on half sheet this week.
The Courier IL good paper, whether on q hall
or whols sheet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

5. H. rs = : S : 2 II SPACE.
FoRIIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
AND FANCY GROCERIES.
BAVANA AND YALENCIA ORANGES.
TIE FINEST FIGS AND RAIsINS.
EXTRA LARGE MALAGA GRAPES
CALLFORA PEARS, FRENCH PRIMES.
100 BARRELS SELECTED APPLES.
10 BARRELS CRANBEkRIES, EXTRA.
FANCY GROCERIES.
WINES, bun and GIN, Mixed TRINCH CAN.
PHI g Ssats Per pound imported ooSsxAvH
Lars. sioel q STAPLE GRoORRlEss 1t the yery
lowest prices. d1i-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

General Crooks vigorous campaign against
the APaches must not be taken a. an indication
OF the departure Of THE government from its
general policy towards the Indians; but simply
As proof that incorrigibly hostile savages will
be whipped into submission. Uucle Sam vir.
tuA,ly says to his red wards, ave viii have
peace, IL We have to fight for it,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

The Savannah Nesos wrongly credits to TIE
STAR an article In relation to President Grant
and the Campbell delegation from Louisiana
so lar as The STAR has anything to say in re-
gard to the squAbbling cIiques in Louisiana
IL Is
"a plague O, both vo,, hor...r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

The Baltimore agent for the Associated Press
does not seem 70 be q particularly active indi-
viduai. The city might be burned up, or half
the people murdered in their beds, and the rest
OF the world would not get the news except
through the Baltimore papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04
BOARDING..

R0ARD .-5lS 18th street, between and y, mid
- way the I'm perial, 1bbitt, and Wilard's Hotel:
magnificent pariers and elegant chambers, with or
without TABLE BOARD. Good cooking q specially
transient Boardt re- accommodated. j33t.
EURNIeHED ROOMS-To let, elegantly FUR
NlsHED ROOMS, en- suite, with communica.
ting Parlors and Bed Rooms; bath room, hot and
cold water, gas, DC. with or without BOARD An
ply 52S l3th street, between and streets north
wes. do 2V
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT BOONE, AND
Ma avenue and Inst street. Wayi-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-04

Tn. HOLIDAYS
1877 and 1873.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY COON,
TIE LARGEST STOCK EVER PsEsxNrD
TO TIE PEOPLE OF wAsHIsGTos.
TIE BEST GooDSl
GREAT VARIETY, AND LOW PRIcEst
CHR RUPERT.
IMPORTER,
t03 SEVENTH STREET,
Between andE
Takes pleasure in informing the public that ne
has Jest received, through his oorre-pnbd.uts ts
Se5nsrIy Tsrsncs aud Ensiahd me sTSosi ava
FANCY GOODSi
RIVER BROUGHT TO This CITY
They were selected "a Paris, yIeana, psAar.,.
sizeI,ssd, and other places u note the Ooa,
They consist in part Of
Enbroldered Slippers, on Selset, Olotb, sni uas,
k I Sf WED, Brsoss,s Bat and Towel Rack
ss n Civ sss, s, sDS ornsRe9. n s,e, yArie Ma
srd Ivory: French Psrfumefy IN srssi ysrisrs.
re t mSlpsiss yssa Cases; Writing Desks Dress
al desoIiptiOnr: Masks, embrscins ali caarsSi.y
s s.fsi tSrins: and HS66y Horses. ProreIier,.
hr. RUPERT having purchased this imnsn..
stock direct from the leading manufacturer. q
slsss good. can be had Of any house IN me eiy q
MT. RUPERT offers great induoem.ns. TO pur.
not fail 20 examine his stock. Those no desire 70
avoid the large CROWD usually At Rupperi's during
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