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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Colorado Sapphires,
Enf hnala

Gut OpalS,
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store. No. AZ
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street.
DR.. BULLS Cough syrup should be kent in
every family. A slight cough, IL unchecked is
often the forerunner of Consumption, ard a
timely dose of this wonderful medicine has
rescued many from an early grave.
A "HosT" IN THEMsRLvRs.-Eacho of the
landlords Of " The Windsor" New York. Mr..
Hawk, as the landlord of the st. Nicholas, aud
Mr.. Wetherbee, of the Revere House, Boston,
nave both won the highest encomiums of the
uavehng public They have now the finest
appointed hotel in the world.
MAssEY's Philadelphia ale in all its purity.
at MIXERS, It'll St, opp. Patent Once. eos
FURs! FURs!!-Ladies will find it to their ad-
ment OF Furs at Stinemetz's, 1887 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. z
MAssRT's Philadelphia ale drawn from wood -,
AT MIXERS, 9TH St, opp. Patent Office. eos
REDUCTION IN Price.
On and after Monday, the 10th instant,
the price of
HAvENNER's BREAD
will be
SIR Cents Loaf.
WE BUY OUR ALE Of wilson. wbvP Re.
canse he suits the taste, pleases the eve, helps
indigestion and leaves no headache. This
stream ofhuman happiness bubbles unceasing-
ly at 18th and streets northwest. 8
MAssEY's philadelphia ale the only domestic
aie' at Miller's, eth ST., opp. Patent Office. eos
CAUTION TO purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution of the protoxide of iron0
Beware of being deceived by any of the prepa-
ratlons of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron,
which may be offered to you. Every bottle of
genuine has Peruvian Syrup (not Peruvian
Bark blown in the glass. Examine the bottle
before purchasing.
MAssEY's Philadelphia ale; no lead pines
used, at hiller's, eth ST., opp. Patent Office. eos
To GET RID of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. go
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers. toothsche, sore throet, sprains,
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness. bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarIh9a, and all hemorrha ages etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. m, tn s TT
CoRys, Erc.--"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns
ounions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chiio aims, or other ailments of the
rect nnd quick relief at DIR. Whites establish
Treasury.
PoSp's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale b,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
THERMOMETERS and barometer. are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar A. street
TuRoo-RussrAN BATHS; a,so, Medicsted Va
por Baths, for su akin disease, at DR.. Shields
2s street. s,o,s:
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
tulneSe OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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Order of tl- Co.rt.-,Iudge Humnhreys. TO-DAY In
the special term Of the Supreme Court of the
District, In the case Of Crandall agt. the WASH
ington City Savings Bank, made the following
count Of the necessities for tho distribution OF
funds among those entitled: That the receiver,
w. K. Mattingly, report to this court on We'd
nesday, 18th day OF November, instant, the
amount OF cash in his possession ~ receiver;
I'd: What amount Of expenses are now due or
viii be due at the time of the report, and the
items OF the expenses. Sd. The exact amount
and number of deposits and depositors Is shown
by me books Of the bank. eth. Make q pro rata
distribution by and in the report between the
penses up to the date Of the report. This re-
port IS 70 be made in person preparatory TO an
order TO psy TO the depositors dividend of the
moneys.
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MEXICAN ROBBERS IN TKxAs.-A bold rob-
berry was committed on the 6th inst, at Con-
ception, Texas, by gang Of about eight armed
bert, carrying away q large amount Of money
and arms No steps were taken to arrest the
Digit of the band, who are supposed 70 have
nized, among which were three noted despers-
does.
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Trial for MansIaryhfer.
THE SHOOTING or wN. TYLER BY ANDREW
STEWART.

THE SHOOTING or WN. TYLER BY ANDREW
STEWART.
Yesterday. in the Criminal Court. Judge
Macarthur, the case Of Andrew Stewart in
dicted for the murder OF VIM. Tyler, colored
on the night Of July eth last, was called. Mr..
Harrington stated that he would not press a
conviction for murder, as he deemed the case
one of manslaughter. Messrs. II. w. Garnet
and I. Jessup Miller appeared for the prisoner
X. Dale, James Beckett, Richard H. barnes
John M. Butler, Harrison p. Carter, John
Brent, ST.. George Wahl, John j. Cook, SAINT
Richard Kelly.
The testimony for the government was to the
eject that on the night in question the accused
had difficulty with Thomas Anderson, in
Pleasant Alley, between Sd and Az and q ana
streets, and the prisoner drew = pistol and
fred two shots at Anderson, who was running
and the deceased, VIM. Tyler, was killed at the
Mr.. Miller opened the case for the defence,
stating that Stewart had, for a long time an
attachment for Mrs. Anderson, and had lived
with her, supporting the house for some time;
but, falling out with Tom Anderson, whom be
accused of stealing his watch, he left the house
and went to reside elsewhere. On the night OF
the homicide he was anxious for his customary
pleasure, and went toward the house. He found
a crowd in the alley, and waited until they had
gone; but was not allowed to go in peace
crowd followed him, Moulton tripped him up,
and then the crowd gathered around him. He
was IN danger and fired his pistol In the air to
scare the crowd, so he could get OFF. He then
attempted to get away, but the crowd followed
him, and he was forced in seif-defenoe 60 FIRE
again. That shot struck Tyler and killed him
a recess MAS taken.
THIS MORNING
the trial was resumed. and several witnesses
were examined by the defense, whose evidence
tended to show that the shot was fired an self
defense. Judge Cartier said that the fnstruc-
tons of the court would be that IL the7 find that
the prisoner in the excitement Of a sudden
quarrel fred the pistol and took the life of the
dece aSed, thew will find him 11iiltv unIess thav
further lind that his life and limb were in I'M
minent peril
"SOT GUILTY.
The case was briefly argued by SIR. lrnett
tof the prisoner and Mr.. Harrington for the
government, and the jury, after an absence Of
q feM miniItes Ieturnel q Verdict of not guilty.
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SYSrEScED FOR FoRGxRY.-Geo. E. Adams,
colored, who q few days ago was convicted OF
forgery TO q receipt for soldiers back paynwAs
this morning sentenced BY Judge Carter 10 two
years in the Albany penitentiary-the lowest
sentence under the law.
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DISCOUNT FOR C.fSH.

DISCOUNT FOR C.fSH.
DISCOUNT FOR C.4SH.
DISCOUNT FOR C.iSH
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
10 TER CENT. DISCOUNT:
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
.FRos
MONDAY, NOV. ICth, TIL DEC. 1t
MONDAY, NOV. IOth, Till DE- 1t.
MONDAY, NOV. zen, I'LL De- I,,.
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TIE THOMAS CONCBRr.-Mr. Theo. Thomas
has complimented the music lovers OF Wash
ington by flying visit, as he comes from Pitts
burg to-day and to morrow morning leaves for
Philadelphia. To return the compliment, 1t
would seem 70 be the correct thing for the
patrons of music here to ill Lincoln Hall TO
overlooking. This Is the last season of Mr..
Thomas, he considering that his mission is ended
as far as travelling is concerned. He has en-
couaged the love OF orchestral music in each
town and city he has visited, and the fruits of
his noble mission are evident, as many iBstru-
mental societies have sprung up in different
parts of the country. Mr.. Thomas will conf ne
his tabors, after this season, to New York city
and Brooklyn. As this is the last opportunity
let the public improve il.
Mr.. Whitney, the celebrated basso, who will
sing to- night, and Mr.. Lockwood, who will give
some exquisite harp solos, have been gaining
lsurels this season through the country. Seat>
MpfZrrDtt Il
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GRORGErOwN ADvERrIsEuESrs.

sasr s1g' res T52fr pss .sH cr
.i.Tss lot o. the sSoIs- s.syS sSoi. ~SisS / vii
Invite the I1siie 10 give ne = call AMI .eeure a
geod bargain AZ
sUrsNSs,
oSNs-LN II. bStdee rre-t, &c rSNrwn.D 9.
naaT knDuCTioN IN PkIoEs OF Day
Al vel sailnes Cloth n aa.s, s EslP7ess Oiath-,
Sc ". r.ed nrS:. GoSa: No S.le. IS sssasIS
cheap; CleSs and o.ss1meTes eS..,.F 10 ssr5
m ssi f,snnels, Whit sod eolo-cd, RON sc M:
Sse'P sssssip s Sr sssshd ssS ,S
Muslin, yard wide, i.c Canton Fian1.is rom ne
no'Iu BENJAMIN MILLER
Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Anct'r-. Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE or REaL ESTATE ON
bhip6k sTRkET, GkoRGkroWS. n. {.
sh psr e 81 ae 5iSm s. AS g.. sssF "a S9q
>-cause No. SS2S, whereia Margaret II H5ltl nan
epd1n. nSdsr.sas a. Trustee Sil . expose
20 rpse auesaon ia iront q the premises
- At the hour 81 O'Clock o. m, part of lot NO
~, 10 holmt ad addition 10 Ge0rgetoSn. u u, be
afeet q ground on the north side Of Bridge street
,ss'ad by John Hoimead 70 Robert Butler, Ssp,en-
Of Bridge street stery the corner lot firnsriT
Se!onsIns to Gap, l.. MAcksll, SAIL Briise Il
lens ~ feet or nyrei then uorthorly rsral Il with
montgorery street g feet then western raraiIsl 10
s Htreet = ieet or more, until g interseots the
Bgfler; thence scuthsrly parallel "a w,n.s,1s.r
street sc feet 10 Bridge street sud he 49, t.'
ming.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree. One.
tniti ctsE' oAlsnee m two equal payments, az 50
and twelve months from day Of sale, with Interest
with liberty 20 the purchaser to nav al cab devry
Be paid down At the time of sale. An o0nveyapcins
At cost Of purchaser The Trustee reserves The ib,
sitter dsy OF sale to resell aid prapSrtg On I'VE Say.
55otiee through some newspaper published ia tn
plstriet OF Coigmila, at the cost and risk Of the
wM. y. CASSIS, rrns,ae
noys-dts rHos. BOWLING, Anrt.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
JOHN H. SHOOT SON.
Have receive from New YORK, .'b5Gsht fSr cash
~ inc recent decline in prices and otter 20 purchs-
s sS.ss. is n1,TEtpsP & Y ss
PlaS GENTS and GILL DRES 'sUNDERWEaR;
fRS SsAsSTE IMsTEkIIL; TaSfE Linen and
PETS, 6ILcLoTHs, RIGS ss ssn1 RtNK HAs
GOODS n d. Il f adsiGH! Is rue
n9rk houses. call and ex aminstion Of goods in.
oci2sIn JOHN n. sMoor SON
= Ladies and Cents Apparel to be CLEANED and
DYED has not been seen for some time. With every
At i with determination to do it good ssd 70 elssn
all ont on time or dye in the effort not thai We are
i've, while We know not how to live except we dye
W. I'll. WHEATLEY's
PREMIUM STEAM DYETN6 AND sCOUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
80 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. O.
"a, 0mSe open from n. m. until sunset. Saturday
NIOH0Ls
N ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
aue2s-lv 80 Hish siTest' t,eores.o~p.
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FEARFUL PENALTY OF RECKLESS Acr.-A
young man, son Of MT. G. A. Kimber, residing
near Dover Centre, MINI, was accidentally
some time, and he undertook 70 discharge 4 by
heating ramrod and inserting it in the breach
Of the gun, the mnzzle resting against the Dit Of
the stomach. The charge exploded, and the
bail entered the body at the pit Of the stomach.
- Ten counties in Iowa elected female schoo,
saperintendents this year. They are all Patrons
of Husbandry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-13

BrIIpING AssOCIATIoN.-The Washington
Cooperative Building association sold last n gut,
at its 73d monthly meeting, 5000, Rtrstes from
t26 20 15l per cent. per annum, being more than
double the usual premium.
At the sixty-siXth monthly meeting OF the
Economical association last night, eignt shares
were advanced on-three a. 80 and uTe at -
premium. Mr.. K0ones, the secretary, Submit
ted the semi-annual report, showing receipts
and diseHrsensnts during the past six menths.
SIC sls.sI. Original number OF shares, S,15l.
number Withdrawn, 10; number advanced on,
litss5 number net advanced on, 500; number
paying adv ances, C7s; average sales past six
si2i.97.
At the eighteenth monthly meeting of the
Harmony Building association, aeli last eve
ming, advances were sold en- twenty-one shares
at an average premium OF s. :. per cent.
DIVORCED FOR ALLEssD Dn.ERrtox.-To-
dav, Judge Humphreys, In the Equity Court
made decree dtvoicing sarah v Burnett
from the bonds OF mstrimony with Philip Bur
nett. The plaintiff sets forth that she was mar
RED on the 18th Of November, 1851 at George
town; when sac vas Say A9 9ad % ssass Oh age
a year, when he LEFT her for a month, and re-
turning, lived with her another month: but a
second time deserted her. A thIrd time he re-
turned, and proposed that they live together;
but when the arrangements we're about COM
pleted, in November, 1850, he abandoned her,
and she has not seen or heard OF him since Mr..
Cruikshank took the testimony.
lhfhoNEsHNiS NJ fbh boAhR W ECkLiC
WoRKs.-The parking aad laying paths on q
street north, between LIST street west amt New
Jersey avenue, has been ordered. A temporary
footvalk has been ordered on 2tth street, be-
tween and g north west. OF Old hagyng s.our.
Orders have been issued for LAYING q II inch
nine sewer on the south side Of P street, between
the alley between 18th and 18th streets, TO the
east side OF 18th street thence ON same side o.
18th street 20 the sewer on the south side OF
Rhode Island avenue. An iron fence has been
ordered on X street, between Vermont avenue
and 18th street, in mont OF square No 20
A DOUBLE wEDDise took place AZ No. 95S
New York avenue last evening the parties
united being Mr.. Charles p Dancanson, OF the
hrm OF DuncanSOn. Bowling & Co., auction
eers. 70 Miss Lille II. Foster, and Mr.. Thomas
H. Young to Miss Annie q. Foster, the brides
being the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. John Z
Foster, Of this city. The Right Rev. Bishop
Pinekney, assisted by Rev. DIR. Elliott, per
formed the ceremony, after which the qaartette
LEFT on . northern bridal tour.
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EDUCATIONAL,

hE MiSSksOSB0RNE 5 Young Ladies' Board.
=. ing and Day SCHOOL. 9I3 NJ s. second auar.
naii oegln Nov. 10 ISIS. Thorough training ~
and French vs. ~~' eN'asc &c ~ S- ,.
MEMORIAL HALL, I4-V ,~1 .--1E.-
~ ANNE x EVANS HELEN T. WILLIAMS
Ptlsei pals.-The second quarter begins on MON
DAY, November 10th eA0 VI MN
Principals, 9O2 q street octsa, 9,,s 4e
MADAME bCHLIECKER, assis.edi,y her d.ng6.
- tSrt is prepared 10 resume her lessons in Inc
hrLehch Language to private pupils aud classes
haosmoisele Florence echliecker, for ten wears a
Puph OF the pest professors Of the Paris Conserya
torY OF MUSIC, viii give lessons on the Pianoforfe
ahd IN singlDg. A German class will also b. formed
kesldence 13i 18th street, near New York ayenus
hheierences-Mrs. Judge Field. Mrs. Senator West
m m hlsgs, Gen Sohriver, L. s. A Hon. r 81
bpegs1,Sni Thos Taylor, ESQ Agricultural Buresa
W. Sam SaruAl t2-eo2ms
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THxArER CoNIeUz.CThe bill at this house
this week Is a very entertaining one, and en-
braces most OF the best features Of the perform
anees for several weeks past.
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Imposition of the oaorlcss Exeava-
ting Company.

W Editor Il Is With Regret have TO make
this Puehe Bat TO see men come and Destroy
peoples property with impuutv and walk away
intend TO See IL there is any Law In waShing
airy Seat and Broke Evry Part OF the Priyy that
il cannot be used the Scavengers have cleaned
this place for 20 years and there never was con-
plant until the great Powers came 20 m we
Heaven and Earth But Lett tue Box saving the
Board Health will have to Emty il because We
Put Some ashes in the Box and il now standing
notice was sent oct 18th and no Prospect Ever
TO be Cleaned. W. h. W.
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LOCAL NEW g.


Waltz Oysrd Hogfs.-"The Back Crook -
-isb new music, mechanical effects, &c.
nsalSr Coaaioa>.-"The White Pawn"
EsacsIn He'll Only grant concert this ssason
Of Theodore Thomas Orchestra.
- AGrfiH's Hd.L-Church Festival nv tie
oathOlic Beneficial society.
erehestrion music at No. 4Gs Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-13

The LARGEST SAILING VESSEL IN THE
WoRLD.-The steamer Vanderbilt presented TO
the nited states government during the rebel
lion, by Commodore Vanderbilt, and recently
sold, Is now on her way to Europe, with a cargo
of wheat from San Francisco She has been
changed into sailing ship by her owners
Messrs. Howes, of San Francisco, is named The
Three Brothers; and Is the largest ship in the
world. She spreads IS 900 yards of canvas, her
tonnage Is 3,1a. mainmast 50 feet mainyard
100 feet, and other dimensions in proportion.
San Francisco papers were poeticai in her de-
scription, ikening her to black swan.
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUrcrpK.-A
special dispatch from California, Mo-, SAYS:
near Bellaire, Cooper county, last Friday. and
then blew his own brains out. Rae and Mis-
Walline were engaged to be married, but her
parents refused their consent. He left a note
saying that he could not live without the girl
and resolved to kill her and himself, 90 that
they might be together In the next world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-13

TIE BLACK CROOK Is still drawing good
houses at Wallis Opera House, and those who
like q varied and pleasant entertainments should
not fail TO see u this week, some of the novel;
ties introduced by Manager Ford being well
heretofore seen the spectacular features Of the
piece.
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THE ROBBERY IN GRANT p LACE.-Editor Of
The Sdr-Dear Sir: Various exaggerated re-
ports having appeared in newspapers concern
ing robber; at 10, 10 Grant Place, 1t seems
but just to all parties, especially the police
department., that a truthful statement OF the
affair be given to the public. One paper says
that the thief entered the room Of young lady
and gave her chloroform; another, that he pre-
scented pistol and threatened to shoot her II
she stirred, and that when she did give the
alarm she received no response from the police.
The facts are these Owing to the neglect OF
the proprietor, the premises were in condition
to make burglary easy, and on the night Of
November Sd thief entered through the wood
shed and dining room window. Mrs. Williams,
the Lady of the house, saw, in the bright moon
light, her chamber door open cautiously, and
man, apparently colored, come in, go TO her
closet and take her portmonnaie from the
pocket of her dress, then to the bureau for her
watch, and to drawers for whatever valuables
could be found. and then leave the room. Mrs.
Williams Immediately ran out by another door,
and from front window gave call for the
watch, which sent the burglar out of the house
and brought neighbor to the rescue. With his
kind assistance two policemen were on the
ground in the shortest possible time, and every
effort, both at that time and since, has been
made by the police department to discover the
robbers, though, am sorry to say, SO far with
out success. LoDGEa.
No. 10 Grant Place,
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THIS MORNING
Case of REV. J. Hale Barney


This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
Cartier, the case of Benz. 5. Pardee, alias
"Rev. J. Hale Barney" charged with forgery
was called.
Mr.. Harrington called the attention OF the
court TO the case, stating that the charge was
forging the name of Gen. y. +. Babcock 90
communications addressed to various public
officers and asked that AN early day be fixed for
the trial.
Mr.. Hine said that an early trial would suit
him as Mr. Pardee seemed to be the principal in
this wonderful transaction. Mr.. Pardee was
now IN an Insane asylum, and he presented q
eertneate 90 that effect, dated October sth,
rom james II. Denny, Superintendent of the
retreat for the Insane at Hartford, Conn,
stating he believed Pardee to be insane. Also
an smdAyt OF Edwin A. Park, NJ. d., of New
Haven, Conn, TO the effect that he was oh ysi-
clan to the board OF enrolment of New Haven
during thewar when Pardee was provost mar
shall; that Psrdee's conduct Was strange and
his impression at the time was that he WAS in
sane; that recently he had examined him as
to insanity and was confirmed In the opinion
that he was insane, and gave q certificate re-
commencing his removal to an insane asyium.
and he had been removed to one where he now is.
Mr.. Harrington asSed that the certificates be
filed and agreed that the case should be put
ON the stet docket
Judge Cartier remarked that no insane man
should be tried before him and directed that
the case be stetted-to be called up at any fu-
ture time when the party shall be In coRdi-
ton TO stand trial by either side on giving reas-
enable notice TO the opposite side.
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Monday, Nov. 10, uH nOnday, Dee. l.

TIE PCRLI" sSE FOR LSyER PRlcrN
AND THE TINES DBEANO ~. AND II.
MEET TINS We HAFs CONCLUDED To
OFFER OUR ENTIRE sF0cK or sI25.ooo
or ELEGANT GOODS, ENcLUDgvG rlrF
LHVENSE Sr0cK or OUR cELEBR4rED
SEAMLESS MD CLOVES, At me rFgy
LIBERAL DISCOUNT or 10 PER cEyr
TO AL CASH PURcHASER&
VOW Is TIE TIVE TO RtKE rory
WARDR0BES REPLsTE WHIEF 0rE
NrocR IS N ELEGANT CONDITION.
oURGo1DSARE ALL ELRKED TvPEaTv
FIGURES, AND TIE DISCOUNT Will BE
MADE ~ All CASES Fos CASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-13

TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
tulness of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-13

LOCKWOOD. HUFTY l. TAYLOR,
60 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
VIII Offer their entire s,aek Of
LADIES' AND GENTLKNENs
FINE FURNISHING GOODS
AT DISCOUNT OF 70 PER ctNr. roR
CAsH FR0M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-13

~store open until ,. m, and on Saturday until
D. m. no,7-tr
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PoSD's EXTRACT LIS for sale at wholesale b,
Ohas. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhere. twftf
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRE ddrertis7s before reter you 10 the
I,jiish,rs Of this paper as rsgards he,r
perfect ysiia5itity, and acheD "rtftng -
them, phrase mention yo's sasc their A,trsr-
y;sc;psl,f ia THIS pnps7.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
WAGES.

rrs, An uIib AtE rttIl ,N ib afNFh.
/ amy lat.ru. r,d or ytlHI-s ri fl.'ta 80 ~
maze from s. 10 'o s5p lcl "r.'s "a n,ii', OF ~
.,,i,,.eeii.l v IA, ,i.,GIt. iurs-. Narltf tA ah.
e.taoilp tu rifr.rti'V ul rDlNiIN. Hnl sHt sea-
IN yl thr ,tilt. thus {, a rag uif"',liu o, io'
fi~.. 0hn iityuut e WORK. nnd out ni iG'.n's
lo make an jaicp ndrui living, N"chiIifi -,
...,l,,I Inr pamphlet "i.DH 40 NAME y
LINING" giving nii Instructions. sci., nn re-
c,i,I oi lUc.nia. Addicss, \ id Rlo> CO.
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