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LHNgE ANG CEMENT.

LIME AND CEMENT.
T IME. LIME!.
$500 bu.rels Of LINE daily expected by schooner
Louisa CrocGet.
For sale low by n. >. LIE,
ocl7 No. lOs and ITO Virginia street.
T ME! LIME! LINE
200 barrels "INDIAS ROCK" LIVE recel'e'
this day. ,,r.,.,.
var s.,a VOW DILLON, ELLETT ( CO..
Manufacturers, 1903 DOCK street.
RICHMOND, VA, August :. 1879. au'
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CGSFECTEONEIiIEs.

A TMORE'S NINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
N IN THE WnHLD.-rhe most delicious and
nutritious article for pies ready for immediate use
prrarc:i In lie incest manner ,lnd only OF the very
best ingredients. We defy com petihon in qualit
Packed IN tubs OF 6S, 81, and 3 pounds, aud in )
and 0-pourd WOODEN pals; IN barrels and halves,
averaging 37J and $50 pounds; also. IN glass jars,
AMI au! G-Eound Tin cans Trade supplied 1T fac
,ory urices. LOUIS J. BUSSIEUX.
&C rs l4l2 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dogs.
BY Cook & Lnughton, Auctioneero,
corner Governor and franklin streets.

corner Governor and franklin streets.
DUBLIC sALE.-Will be sold at auction,
4 at the residence of r. H. Duke, ON Blakey's
BILL road. on FRIDAY the 2sth November, com-
mencIng al IL clock 81, the following articles:
ss hay, c ~Sieh has been kept Under
pLHsHTATIoN TOOLS. consisting Of the usual
two y9'isy x a&g l9%1GfhTsri aaEES"s' &C.
One CORN-SIIELLER,
One APPLE-sllLL,
One One SALT GaE,T aI nd GEAR
One One U ONErHossk CARRIAGE, nearly nev,
Que COOkING-sToVE,
The GARDEN VEGETABLEf. consisting Of
large lot Of Inrnips, 'ailxe &c. anq vrTlety
no 27-2t hucioneers.
BY Grnbbs & Williams,
Auc.lonecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a FRAMED
gWbtLsIEHG;, ,r 9S ;,, THU EAsr S1PE OK Of
LEIGH STREETS.-By virtue Of Il deed of trust
cxccWtcd BY George Hartman aid vile to the SUBJ
eracrs a. TRUSTEES on hs 6,n M"ren w. l91g sa
a. bile ancior. on the prclnis on IUESDAf {,
net.rnber 2. at ~ o clock L. VI The Brio KAN D.
FEAllLD DWELLING located as above de-
he house contains about scVcu rooms aud is In
s2 The u lit fronts by So feet 70 IN alley.
TERMS $500 cash, and the rcsidu upon terms
70 be nude known IL the time Of sale
S z::S HH2iSSfkSR' Trustees.
GRCDBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioncers no27
SuERIFT'S sALE.-By virtue ofan order
~ Of ccur, In the suit Of Cotton Brothers rs. Gard
ner i 60. shall proceed to SCI at INC Sherin )
Office. l. lis Main street, on MOEDA1 1, DcccnUer
AZ a \
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Tx p :. ScaburI
By =. :. Scabury,
Auc,ioncer and General Real Estate Agent
Ho so sycamore street, Petersburg. Va.

huctioncer and General keal Lstd'c ~ ciil
No. 50 Sycanoresreet Pct"rSbli@' VI.
GALE OF PROPERTY AND RENIlNG
SOFTlIE MILL.QUARTERE HTATE; - AN W.,
LA COUNTY. o. IHuitS3A,i N. 2I1
OT,LOCK.-On The day above named sAall oiier
for sale by aclo at nm 9naTteE ine FgSt1 ,be
cfrnrts heIonpinr to his estate, all the HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FUE$ITukiE, some men, OF n
In, hrsps ton mules seventy -four sheep. twenty
one hogs, two mich cows, fifteen head % caitte
corn fodder, shucks, wheat, tobacco aau sfeaI
At II o'cIo:k the DWELLING and all ne
acres-will be rented III the ISL
TERMS For the rerishablc effects, cash for -
over that six months tune, purchaser u eaetue
negotiable notes, carry Ing Interest from uac TSlS-
fntorlly endorsed. For the land. rent payaoie Oh
LIST November, 1874, Distress rttaintd
@0' ALEXANDER DUSNhN'
Curator.
pS SrAnrRy, Auctioncer. no l3-3tawtds
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A NYHRACIrE, CUMBERLAND. AM
N VIRGINIA GOALS;

Authlartc coal sold 0aB ~ tcctg|', scErvGe'.a q
qua rsutcrd 10 lie oi the best qualify.
III have procured the >cryiceSot Nt, 70
Potr,ArX, who has been Engaged n thr r>'ai w y
,,ss many wears, add we'll known IN our civ.
PklTUN Y. CaRHlS,ifoS,
ifp.l Gary .iDttf.
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s'ECASS1AE,.

100000 49,.
EICHIoSD. November 25, 1873.
WE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to our friends AMI the public that We are
prepared 10 BUY AND SELL BONDS, STOCKS,
aud UTHEk SECURITIES ON COMMISSION,
and NEGOTIATE LOANS; and we ask II con-
tiaulure Of the patronage SO long an !rdei u.s..
nu 26-3t* LANEASIEk Z 90.
PANK OF COMMERCE.
This hank Offers It's services for legitimate and
cafe ban,ing. and soiiclts businf S..
DEPOSITS bearing Interest Will be received and
certificates issued therefor. NO INTEREST VIII
be allowed on current open accounts.
FOREIGN and DJMEStiC EACuiNGE for
sale in SUMS TO suit.
BONDS and STOCKS bought aud sold In this and
other markets Of the country on commission.
STATE COUPONS, receivable for taxes, for sale
atmirket rates.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
Correspondence solicited.
no 2J-lm JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
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TO SELL

,sc zoe foct SEASONED 1 CANADA eYCA-
MORE,
l1oo3o feet SEASONED l.. SYCAMORE.
~ kint,s BUILDING LUMBER,
GLAZED WINDOWS, BLINDS aud DOORS.
TRUMAN 4. PARKER & CO,
Canal aid Byrd streets from Fifth to sixth street.
iel3
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1.H1 MAlN STREET. 1921.

1921 MAIN STREET. l42l.
The undersigned can he found al the store of
Messrs- a. CAIPEL 4 Co.. and Will be pleased TO
wait on his friends aud the public generally.
Z. G. TYLER.
1921. Main street l42l.
oc -
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Observation-Disclosures II.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 81, 1873.
SIM rIses....... 700 Moon srts..".....l2 90
SIM s,,s,..... i.5l I3i.lI lid" .......... U.i2
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COMMERCIAL.
COIN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, November %, 1873.

COEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND November %, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
UHEAT.-White, 176 bushels. Red, 3s6 e'ttl-
CorE.-whiie. e76 bushels. Strsw-colorcd, $40
bushels Mixed, IL bushels.
OA1s.-1a6 bushels.
RYE.-1O bushels.
WHEAT-White. 364 bushels prime on private
terms; 0 bushels fair Mt 81 90; 1872 bushels good
on private terms: l7e bushels very yood on private
terms e2 bushels very good at = SO; SO bushels
fair at 81 55 100 bushels on private terms; 100
bushels choice private tsrms-tot=l, l,uo4 DuSil'
els. - -, c,.-. &c
bushel, common at $l.25; 112 bushels very good
at 81 .65; "a bushels at $40: so bushels YER!
good ON private terns-tntal, $40 bushels. o
CORN-White, ia bushels iar new at 63c; %
bushels common new at 63c. 500 bushels very
good new at 6Sc.-tOta, Bl2 bushels. Mixed, Ia
bushels good new al Csc straw-eolored, 37o Oueh
els goou old at 76c.
OATs-5o bushels very good Virginia spring At
SOC. "a bushels prime Virginia sI-ing nj 62c; s2
bushels on private terms total, 1913 bushels.
RE-EXHlBITED.
CoRS-White, IA bushels. Mixed Il bushels.
WHEAT-White, 100 bushels. Red, l2o bushels.
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DUY CANNELTUN SpLiNr coal
ID IL MAKES the hottest dire. last, longer, ""' -
altogether unsurpassed As CRATE tNAL.
Sole Agent ,ur EtclGow..
a large sur;ly OF ANTtiltAtiIE toAL =! -
sizes III Seventeenth street. isa "hr!iG". 80
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GEORGETOWN.

CHEsAPEAKE AND oHIo CANAE.-There
have been very few arrivals Of coal 30 far, and
we learn that three of the companies have not
commenced 10 load vet, and that the boats that
do load ind IL difficult to pass the feeder level
above Harper's Ferry on account o. the shallow
water. This level, 1t is said, was not cleaned
out this winter as the other portions OF the canal
were.
The FUNERAL OF Mr.. REIN STEVENS, the
superintendent of the Georgetown almshousc.
who died on Saturday, took place this after
noon He was a member of Masonic Lodge. No.
3, OF this city, and was buried in Oak Hill Gem
etery, with Masonic honors.
RIVER NEws.-The schooner Ann E. Valen-
tine arrived to-day from jacksonville, Florida,
with 25O, COO feet of lumber for Wheatley Bros,
and the schooner Arabella from Philadel phia,
with 80 tons fertilizer for F. l.. Moore. The
steamer Columbia arrived to-day from Balti-
more with miscellaneous cargo. Also the
steamer G. Vanderbilt from the same port with
full cargo of general merchandise. The Lady
OF the Lake cleared for Norfolk with -four.
GRAIN TRADR.-The only arrival to-day was
canal boat Medley, with $50 bushels of wheat
to HI. NJ Talbot, and COO bushels 10. to Hartley
q Bro. The sales on Change to-day were ,32j
bushels choice red wheat at S2.06.
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ALEX NDRIA.

PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. Green & Wise,
auctioneers and real estate agents, sold to-day
the market farm of Thos. Javins, located 4
miles west of Alexandria on the Little River
turnpike, containing 81 y acres, at $50 per acre,
TO Cassius Augur. Also, a lot of 80 acres near
Clouds Mil, for SIS per acre, and acres near
the Aims House, at $50 per acre, and ii x acres
near the Seminary at SO per acre, TO John F..
Cats. The three last pieces of property be-
Ionged TO the estate of the late Samuel Cats.
The house on Wolfe street, near Fairfax, occu-
pied by l.. Getzenberger, has been sold for
81 40. The house of Mr.. Il. English, advertised
TO be sold to-day, by F. A. Kerby, auctiOneer,
was bld in at $500, the highest bona fide bid
biDg 81 ,1G0.
THE FIsHEEY.-The receipts of fish since the
last report, have been about four thousand
shad, twenty-five thousand herring, and twelve
hundred punches of rock and perch. The ruling
quotations to-day were S11 to S13 per hundred
for shad, SO to Sl1 per thousand for herring
and from 20 80 cents per bunch for rock md
pearch.
TUNNEL ON FIRE.-Passengers by the o, A,
x Nj. X. r., this morning report the fire in the
wildwood tunnel, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, as still raging, and that some delay is oc-
casioned in the running of trains over that road
in consequence of the transfer which has to be
made at the scene OF cOnfagration.
INJUNCTION DIsREGARDED.-Judge Under
wood to-day issued an injunction against II. w.
Thomas, c. W. Watties and ID. l.. Smoot com
mssoners of sale in the suit OF Bruin W. ia
wins, restraining them from selling the property
OF Thos. Javins, but the acting commissioners,
Messrs. Thomas and Wattles, disregarded the
writ and sold the property as advertised.
PosTMAsTERs.-Daniel Doremus has been
appointed postmaster at Hunters Hills, Fair
fax county, vice G. ID. Doremus, resigned j..
j. Miller postmaster at Gaines Gross Rotds,
RSppahannock county, vice Edward Carey, re-
signed.
THE LASDoN 7. LOvETT, who has inst been
released from the penitentiary, in which he
was Imprisoned for horse stealing. by pardon
of the governor, was formerly the chief clerk in
the dry goods house of Mr.. Robert Harper, in
this city, and was at that time popular and
gentlemanly young man.
IHE sLooP DANIEL SHEETS, belonging to
Capt. Jerry Robb, was sunk while on her way
down the river, on Thursday last, of Mount
vernon. She was raised tO-day.-Ga=ette, Sat
1f5tlGH srfUiDO
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POLICE COURT. Judge Snen.-To-dsy, John
ROse an John W. johnson were charged with as
ssslt and battery on Maurice J. Hurley, and hned
50 each and costs; an appeal was taken. John
Henry West, assault and battery VIM. Davis; 10
and costs. John Swami, charged with stealing 20
pounds Of lead from junk shop; reform school.
Charles Forrest, charged with assault and battery
battery on Charles Forrest; s5 Jesse Woods, as
SAINT and battery on Mary Jane Hall; 50 and costs.
John Walker, assault and battery on Ann Speakes;
and costs, or 90 days in Jail. j. D. Montgomery,
John Brooks fofkeited SIS each rather than answer
the charge of being drunk and profane. Robert
Lane, indecent exposure in Georgetown: SIS. jesse
Oods, carrying conc. aled weapons-a razor-in
Louise alley; $50, 60 days in the workhouse. John
h. Baen, charged with selling without license; SIS.
Francis Newton, colored, charged with carrying a
raZor; $50 or 60 days in the workhouse. n bile
Perry cOlored charged with carrying pistol $50,
or 60 days in Jail. John Baxter, Noble Perry and
and loud and bOisterous talking; SIS each. Addison
Brown, charged with selling liquor in the
county without license; Sos, workhouse % days.
Wilson Griffin, colored, rged with carrying a
Jacob Miller, charged with assault aud battery with
intent to kill Henry Eckhard, on the 4ih day of
April. Complainant testified that the assault was
made in his own yard, and that he knocked
ugly wound, requiring the services of a surgeon.
The dfculty occurred about vicious dog belonging
TO defendant, which complainant had killed by
poison, as he stated, by permission Of defendant.
first thing complainant knew he found himself laying
on the ground with his head cut. Here the counsel
for the government entered nolle prOsequi to the
charge of intent TO kill, and put in charge of
mon assault. Another witness testified to seeing
the blow struck; after which the Judge fined him
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~ An effort is being made among some would
be fas hiOneble ladies so revive the blonde fash
ion. DYES are not used but tine and injurious
powder known as ''blOnde dust" is.-N. T. Mail.
kSJudah p. Benjamin, the confederate
secretary of state, and now British counsellor
at law, will visit the United States during the
summer.
~ The Rev. John F. Cannon, of Mecklen-
burg county, North Carolina, has accepted the
pastorate of the Presbyterian Church, Lees
burg, Va,
~ So many New Orleans babies have been
chewed up by dogs that the authorities are
about to rise IN their might and crush the canine
element.
RIA mountain settler in Tennessee learned
for the first time, the other day, that David
Crockett was dead, and sat down on log and
cried like child.
1-'rhe mare. Mollie Long, sold lately by
Col +. West, of Kentucky, to Mr.. Harker. OF
New York, for SIS, 900, was sired by Capt. Jas.
Black burn s MambrimO Champion.
MA bill before the Massachusetts, legisla-
ture provides thsI no person having property
in intoxicating liquors shall have the benefit OF
the poor debtors oath.
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making preparations for visit 10 2 PHILADELPHIA
on the 18th proximo.
Company ID, w. L. L., are making prepare
Tons Tor trip to Niagara this summer First
Lieutenant Pran has resigned, and Second
Lieutenant Frank Carver has been promoted in
his stead. Private G. Radcliffe has been pro-
NOTED to second lieutenant, vice Carver pro-
NOTED.
The officers Of several of the military compa-
MES of the District met on Saturday night in
the armory of the Governors Mounted Guard
and arranged for a grand military ball TO be
given in the Inauguration bali building Com
mittees we're appointed to make the necessary
arrangements.
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RAILROADS.
BALrIaGEsani Ls COB onIO&aW

RALTIaoRE AND oHIOEn-
ID RAiLBoAD, ~ NJ
Tran. betwsen AsHINGToS AND RAJrl-
soRE ara wAsHINGToN AND THE v EsT are
" ~ : FoR sALrInoRE.
Leave daily, eNc-ps Sgndar. n IS, sc, $50, SIS
add lCsg .. m: loo, SIS, tl0, SD o1 SEQ as so
on SUNDAY ron BALTIMORE.
Lesse - - aud 500 .. M, and l's, S.is' IN 10
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave sally; exeept Sunday, at as, S.c ard 50
Uos M me an. sSs sS ~ s .nS e s sS1d1g al as aud
owing stations only, via: Bha snsburs Beifs sille
n The lsIeG' VII, sSs and Rsy
so Q. NJ. ~ Penns Crossing.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave AZ e's A. m and Ale y "a, but no trains % or
on Annapolis on Sunday
FOR NORFOLK.
Leave q Loo .. m, except Sunday.
EoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave csiy, esoegt Saturday and Sandal, ~ SIS
,G ri SSd 's an. md s &c ssa., os iS sSs sc d
TRAINS ARRIVE As FOLLOWS:
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, %
O. - .. n :, and 0: g and s8 .. m.
from Philadelphia and RsttnIcre at $50 sm.
aad lbo, SEQ, SIS, SIS, IS, s:s5 and lOsc D IN.
FROM TIKI WEST.
Arrive st lsS, 6.S and l0;to y. m
Thrush sic s.s 70 The NJ esn Be had q, the
lay; also, ~ the Company ofcs. ass Pennsy lvania
avenue. Passengers rurchasinG tickets a. the Ave-
aIe nee can there arraIse 20 have their hssgAge
ieFc,' and Rni into shs eeggsge car;
TRos. r SHARP Al ma Mac rr.n.,,r,.,,,,
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
Gko = kOONfz Gent A'gi. Msshinrtcn. Jas
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Condensed Locals.

Nr. 3. ?; Peters, clerk to the health officer, is
seriously II.
~ ty-iouT young men aud women were yes
tsrcAy c0Enrmed AT the German independent
IefC!m church.
telegraph Office has been opened at the
government printing Office, for the Geographic
business OF that institution and the convenience
OF persons rrsiling IN that locality.
The Attacks Guard, cOlOred, of Richmond,
Va. have decided not 70 come to this city to
participate in the emancipation celebration here
on the 10th instant.
Yesterday the Waugh NJ. E.) church, (Capi-
tol HILL raised ESQ to pay the rent of their
new pastor Rev. Richard Norris. lately OF Bal
timore, for the year, and to purchase new fur
niture- The congregation propose to build
frst-class church and TO provide parsonage of
fheirOwn.
For a week past an interesting protracted
meeting has been i'm progress at Grace on. T. }
church, corner 9th and streets, and already
there have been ~ conversions. The meeting is
in charge Of Rev. VI. F. II. Rice, who is assisted
by Mr.; Nicholson, working layman, formerly
Of Philadelphia.
Pioneer Council, Sons of Jonadab, on Satur-
day evening installed the following officers: W.
p, Charles g. Torch; W. p. c., William f..
Humphrey; W. g., Thomas Summersca.es, ID.
q, Charles T.. Conner, s., X. q. POIkinhOrn: f.
5, y. r. MeSeir; T., W. III. Young; g., John
w. Hot kins; A. c.. Henry Neidfeldt; j. W.,
james ". Williams; -. w, John W. Hayes; L.,
Ecward Bawsel-
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TIE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON in the world Is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark ana
gloomy; he feels s'Out of sorts with himself aud
everybody else. Life is a burden TO him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Svrup
"a protoxide OF IrOn.) Gases OF 2. years stand
ing have been cured by it,
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NOTICE TO PLUMBEIS AND GAS FILTERS
We hereby give notice that we shall hereafter
keep full supply OF gas lifting and plumbing
materials 10 accommodate the trade, at whole-
sale prices. HAMILTON 81 PEARSON.
49, ,eo3 Y. NJ. G. n Build, corner 9Th and ID sts.
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c. T Y I TEN s.

FEMALE COMPLAINTS should he cured, as
they often can be, by a few doses OF Aysrs Sur
sGlQriN0. m.wfNw
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A Big BLOCK OF GRANITE FoR rHE NEW
STATE DEPAgTNEST-The Richmond OiSpdtck
OF Saturday says: "A piece OF granite for the
government wOrks. from Greens quarry. WA
brought down by the DanyiIle railroad yest4r-
gay. IL barely passed through the old tunnel,
and is the largest block vet quarried, the di-
M Esions being 10 feet }. inches by II feet 10
tns hes, with an average OF over two feet. AMI
weighing about $500 pounds. Its arrival Oc-
csssObed considerable excitement and switch
bars and other obstacles were speedily removed
70 expedite its passage. IL IL 10 BE- worked up
as one OF the Pe,iestals Of the new State depart
MI hit IL required the fIll power OF one iOco-
motive AT slow face to move the solid mass"
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THE COURTs

SAMPLE SUITS of ready-made clothing, for
men and boys, at Devlin s. Co.'s, 1ll3 Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
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Cal At once, as we cannot guarantee the sbov. On
paTaiieltd low prices for any definite length Of iiOs
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TaHEsesSSgssHa LINE pssEsrwE,sSEo-y
~fff hih, AND NV fhsL f6kk - sss$S

MaSHISsToN, November s. fs7g
Trains between WASHINGTON aud MN YORk
are run follows:
FOR NEW YORK, teifAcu csaHes az ea-,
Leave daily (excopt Sunday a. $40 q. a. 20 ana
SO y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily tekcept SUNDAY al a. N, leo aal $40
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Ter New York At & 20 D n, and Phiiaielshs
a - y. m.
sleeping cars for New York on $50 D m. train
Olly.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New Yark ard
ston can be had ~ the Station Oiice at al AIRS
Of the DAY.
For Baltimore aud Ohio RAILROAD Advertisement see
schedule between sshinston, Baltimore, AnnspO-
lie and the West.
TH0s. r. SHARP, Asst Master rranspor,atiou.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. \. kO0NTZ. Agent, Warrington. lea
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For THE GENUINE STYLE OF Spring Silk Hat
the Dunlap seems TO be the rage, and this may
be found with Its genuine trade mark at witler
I&Iulfs who. ever alive 10 the demands Of
fashion and with q keen sense OF what 10
de handed by the trade, keep on hand the latest
o every article I'm their line.
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SUIT FOE $1,000 DsMAGEs.-Suit has been
entered in the Circuit Court by Charles p. Rob-
fnson Tor slO 600 damages against the District
OF Columbia for alleged injuries received by q
fzil into sewer excavation on Bridge street,
Gs orgetown, in October last. The plaintiff
claims damage on the score of medical ex-
Ienses, having had one leg broken by the fan.
and for losses arising from detention from bust,
ness.
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NEW ENGLAND CIDKR-Messrs. Palmer a.
Green, Georgetown, ID. c.. have Just received
a shipment o. prime New England cider, whit b
Their "pure apple CIDER and ssChampagne
cider" In bottles cannot be excelled. "a e
them n trial.
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ARRESTED IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
made some two weeks since 10 police headquar-
tiers cy a colored woman that she had been
robbed OF SO by a eolored man named John p
simpson Detective CoOmes and McDeyitt took
the case and soon learned tlfat Simpson had
1eft the city. They sent word to Detective
Cadvalader In Baltimore, who in a short time
after had the alleged thief In custody. and YES
terdsy Mr.. MeDeyitt went to Baltimore and
hmm oht him IN this cirv >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

Tnx NUnBER on SMALL Pox CASES reported
af the once Of the board Of health yesterday
and to-day Is IL, and the number Of deaths rom
The same disease I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

THERE rs NO EXCUSE for poor Biscuits. X oils
Bread, Griddle Cakes, Mullins, Waffies. &C.
when DoOley's Yeast Powder is used. Gro GERS
sell il, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

JAMES Y. DAVIS Sons, hatters 62i Pennsyl-
received their large and elegant assortment of
spring goods, for gents, youths and children,
comprising all the very latest styles and colors.
Also, fine stock OF canes and umbrellas. The
manufacture OF silk and Cashmere hats =
speciality; the factory being on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

The SUPREME LOPEZ. N. OF p, will meet at
Richmond, Va, on Tuesday, 18th instant and
besides the representatives. delegations OF the
Knights from all the principal cities will be in
attendance, and there will be gala time in
the '.City OF Seven Hills" A battalion OF DO
District Knights under the command of Pas
supreme Chancellor Edward Dunn, will leave
here ON Monday night next by the 1888 train
on the Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad.
and return ON the following THURSDAY morning
They viii be accompanied by the fun Marine
band. This week the battalion are drilling
every evening in front Of the CITY Hall. and on
"Wednesday evening grand dress parade will
take place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

LARGE AssoRTMExT Of spring coatings, suit
ings and trouserings at Deviin s. Co.'S, his
Pennsylvania avenue. 4