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1TWt"1:513l 1:o12as
Third race, dash Of a milo aud Q quarter, Asso-
citation purse $50. The following outrios
started Bal!entine'a ch. t. Alice McFall, N[adi-
sons b. 6. Bay Tom, Hatdings b. +. plnnchotto,
Chcntilasn's b. q. Mephisto, Barney t. AIaloncB
ch +. Fanny Malone, AIcdibhons' b. G, Stamford.
Won by Stamford, Fanny Malone second. Plan
Ghetto third. Time, 2:2011l. Robinson j. Nor
gau's b. c. Astral sold tue fayorite In tho first
race. but was withdrawn.
Drizzling rain ull dny. Track very hoavy.
Attondance very good. considering tho weather.
, 1873-09-30
Enrmcrss NInss.Hl Getting Mt Grecnur,


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GnEENup, Ill.,, Sept 2o.-Owing to tho inolom-
enoy Of the weather, the Farmers mass-rnceting
at this place to-day WAS not largely attended.
Nevertheless, tho principal hall WAS we'll f11od by
an intelligent and approciatiye audience. Tho
aplo address OF hGr. s.. II. Smith on tho occasion
was the first effort Of tho kind in this county,
aud garo an impetus to the movement which was
much poodotl. The frat stop in tho direction Of
freeing our pooplo from partisan control has
been takou.
Anti-nIonopolist NIootang to be uolt
ut NVimtcrsct, Iowa.
Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
DEs MorNEs, Iowa, Sept. 20-Ihe Anti-Monop-
Lists OF MADISON County will have n grand rally
at Wintersos, Thursday, Oct.0. Tho Hon. s. II.
Smith, Secretary Of tho Illinois State Agricultu.
ral Society, and tho Hon. Fred. O'Donnoll, oi
Dubuque, Town. will be present and spoak. h1r,
Smith ia considered tho champion Of tho Anti
Monopoly cauHo In tho WoBt.
, 1873-09-30

report was then auorted ~ithont cAanee.
On motion, 1t was resolved that when tho
meeting adjourn 1t adjourn to moot ut aomo
moro central point.
On motion, the grocora, butchers, aud Market
men were invited to attend tho next meeting,
and holp along tho movement with tloir counto-
nance and currency.
THE wEsr a1DE HEARD EnoM.
h1r. Martin callod upon Dir. Hamilton, Of tho
WeRt Side, to give Bucciuot account OF tho
prospect In that Division. --...-
hIr. Hamilton replied that tha grocors wero
hopeful in that section. They were organizing,
and hoped to march to victory in reasonable
TIE sEcnErAnY.
Some one remarked that Secretary had not
Tho Ohair said that Mr. Underwood had boon
olIoHen.
Atr. Underwood said ho hadn't.
Tho Chair WAS positive.
Mr. Underwood sald llo waa another-oi tho U,
mistakon ones. uo lad resigned Immediately
after election.
Tho Chair begged to bo excused.
Mr. Martin moved that tho Committee which
had drawn up tho dolaratlon Of Independence be
empowered to franc conBtltutlon aud bylaws
Carried.
Mr. Martin, who was now In full blast, moved
the appointment OF Corresponding aud Financial
becratRrtoH. Lost. .> .......,.
Mr.W; ]. Manning was olootol Secretary. attel
modest doclination.
o1.oa1Na-uP TIME.
Mr Martin, WIG was getting worse with great e. s
rapdity, moved that tile nsonllors close thoii
atoroB at Z y. IN. after tho lat OF Octobor.
1t WAS suggested tl.at they Ind bettor wait n1l'
til thoro wcro members enough IN tho Society te
Hpoah OF.
Tho CHAIR said it wouldn't DO right to adopl
such 2 resolution while thoy we're 80 weak;
Al there waH no second, Mr, nlart[n, who wRs
nn1y vary Ind Withdraw hin rha0fution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

STATE OF TIRE DRY GOODS MARIETTA its
weekly review OF this trade, the Bulletin notes
n decidedly improved tone in the market, and
the gradual restoration OF confidence all round.
We quote: " The actual transactions of the week
were probably not greatly in excess Of the dis
tributiOn OF like periods Immediately proceed
ing, but there was much less hesitsncy in sell
ing goods, and buyers evinced more disposition
TO operate in such staple fabrics as they consid-
tuners agents business continued slow as a
Iule, but in exceptional eases, where a determi-
ton was shown TO meet the market by Offering
price concessions, either directly OF by means
of extra discounts, large sales were effected to
the city and western iObbers, but in the regular
way the distribution was unimDOTtant in the
aggregate amount, being restricted TO such
quantities a. were actually necessary for the
renewal of asSOrtments."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

A MYSTERIOUS SLEEP.-Miss Jennie War
neT OF Higbgate, Vt, il is said, is a young lady
of lit rary tastes and tendencies, and has re
Gently been engaged in writing tor the press
with so much assiduity that her friends have
been somewhat alarmed lest she Overwork
and make herself sick. Last week her aunt.
MIR. G.. W. Foster, who was at Miss Warmers
when that young lady informed her that on
Sunday, the 9th instant, she should 20 10 sleep
aud not wake again until the 23d of November
She charged her aunt 10 see that this sleep was
not mistaken for death, that her hair was not
cut of and she buried. AlthOug h these singular
pred ctions were made with much seriousness
little heed was paid 70 them At the time, but on
Sunday, sure enough, she fell asleep, and NJ,
to Friday night had not awakened, but con.
unued to lie in condition scarce distinguish
able from death, save for quiet and regular
breathing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Thts Afternoons Disp ate ne,
Associated Press Reports
wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, NOytEber IS Commercial bills
are in small supply, aud we're sold up 70 ia6s.
slo'. Gold advanced from 1904 at the open
Ing 10 i094 afterwards fell TO 100 4 and later
aGN Anced 10 lG9N. The rates paid Tor carving
were l-S2 and currency to gold.
Money vas active 10 -dayat7. The frmness
in gold and continued Improvement IN Ameri-
can securities a London impaired a strong
feeling to the government bond market Toe
huslnsss Ia state bonds amounted 70 only
Sli 600, and prices were without change
Stocks opened strong, ami prices advanced I
TO Z on very active dealings. A change came
over speculation before midday. however, ana
theearly improvement Was subsequently all lost
in many cases. AT the second call the general
market was quiet and firm, with some recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

rV-A Sioux Indian girl has appeared on the
operate stage in San Francisco.
sS-A man in Peshtigo. Wis, was lately frigh {
ened TO death by pack OF wolves.
sS-The Emperor William has been al vised
state affairs.
1S-Rev. Mr.. D'OIsay, Methodist clergyman
OF BrsnfoTd, Conn, is fresc0ing his church with
his own hands, and doing it we'll
N-A centennial tea party for the benefit of
the POOR, is to be given by Norwich, Connect
cut,
sf-A "Baptist oyster festival is announced
in Norristown. All oysters are believers in i'm
mt rson.
Shakespeare, first choosing IT his pencil Mid
ummer Nights Dream" and Macbeth"
H-In Russia the authorities are empowered
to burn postal cards if they contain indecent or
insulting language.
6There are said to be 500 deserters from
the United States regular army, scattered
throughout the western country.
~Ground was broken on wednesday for the
erection of the centennial buildings at Phila-
delphia.
s6The New York clearing house association
has referred the proposed plan to reform in
banking TO q new committee in the hope of ar
irving at a general agreement on the subject.
SThe trial of prisoners charged with the
extraordinary attempt at bank robb berry in Will
mington, Del, Is now in progress at Dover, in
that state.
1Horse races have hitherto formed part of
me carnival OF Rome, at which the horse carried
no riders, but the animals were urged TO their
utmost speed by the explosion of fireworks fas-
tened to them. These races are In future to be
abolished.
~Two little boys at St Cloud, MINI, lately
amused themselves by filling q school mates
mouth with snow and tying q hand kerchisf
around bis jaws TO keep them shut. The jury
returned a verdict Of "playful homicide"
SIn New York yesterday morning Ann
Smith. aged IS. died from the effects of q severe
beating received at the hands of Patrick Clark
and his son, who boarded with her. Both were
arrested and held to await the action OF the
coroner.
0The cashier Of bank down south died re-
Gently without making known the secret Of the
combination of the safe lock. The result Is that
none of the depositors can get their money until
Q skilled workman is sent from the north 10
open the safe.
D0The town ofFitchburg, Mass, In its efforts
to contribute to the happiness and enloyment
of its people on Thanksgiving, has been grant-
ing marriage certificates this week ct fifty
cents each, and the clergymen have agreed TO
perform the nuptial ceremonies al reduced
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

To BE CONTEsTKD-The Princess Anne
lSomerset county, Md Herald says that MessTs
EDWARD T. Duer and william COubOurn, the
newly elected members of the house of dele
gates from Somerset county, have been notified
by the opposing candidates, Messrs. Stone and
Miles, democrats, that they will contest their
seats in the next legislature, on the grounds OF
Illegal voting in LawsOn'S district. Mr.. q. 3.
Fitzhugh announces his determination TO con
test the seat of Mr.. Thomas Gorsuch TO the
clerkship of the circuit court fer Frederick
county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
A Cuban Canton.

NEW YORK, November .s.-M. Queseda and
Carlos del CASTILLO, publish a card stating that
they are the only representatives of the repub-
hcan government of Cuba abroad: that the col
lection of funds for suffering Cubans Is without
their authority and against the command OF
their government, and condemning all ATTEMPTS
TO enlist men as being in direct violation OF the
laws of the land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

ATLANTA GA, November 2s.-Milton Malone
who was condemned 20 be hanged to-day, took
morphine in prison last night, and is insensible
this morning.
Later.-MalOne died in prison st II O'Clock to-
day from morphine taken last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

IMPORTANT DECISION IN FAVOR OF TRATEL-
ERs.-Several weeks ago a brakeman on the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad refused s.
>. Mckinlay, of Mitchell county, admission to
the ladies' car, and used force to keep him an.
of it, seriously iniuriag hiIo Mr.. McKinisv
.tnie,,euPoH sueo sae road for damages, The
-. ctosed a few days ago. The jury returned
verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000. The
ruling was that having paid tor a seat, and the
other cars being full, he was entitled TO a seat
IN the ladies' car or any other where the fare
was not different.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
Two More Ring Thieyes Sentenced,

NEW YORK, Nov. y This morning james
A. lrgersoll and John ID, Harrington, ir., con-
yicted of forging and altering warrants for
fictitious claim on the county for Sl5,13S.4O.
were brought up for sentence before Judge
Davis. Ingersoll was sentenced 20 iye years
with hard labor in Sing Sing. and his tool in the
transaction, Harrington, TO eighteen months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
Fire i'm Cincinnati;

CINCINNATI, November 2s.-L. b. Lackards
dry goods store and Cases confectionery, in
Salem, were burned yesterday. The nights of
Pythiss lodge room also damaged with
other property. Total loss $50 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

POPULATION OF BALTInoRE-The census of
THIS city, recently ordered by the city council,
mas Just been completed by the officers Of the
marshal, and We are able to spread the results
before our readers this morning. The enumer-
alton, as compared with the city census taken
1888, and an aggregate Of 800, sss.-BaA. Amer
lean,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
Convicted of Murder.

CHICAGO, November 2S.-Christopher was
yesterday convicted of the murder of Police
mar O'Mara, for the third time. The penalty
of death was fixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
CURE FOR CoRMS

snrs snd friction, Eeich causes an ensreemappt ~
the paplll, and that Oonseauspt thickening OF the
outer skin which Is termed Corn, should be avoid
Cd, then, as the COrns continue 20 FORM they shouts
be removed occasionally before their bulk cause
PAIN ~ that way distress being kept from the parts
and the worst cases soon get entirely we'll But as
each psplP 20 which the isner portion Of the Corn
II connected IS composed Of q minute artery vein
and nerve, many think il unsafe 70 attempt 70 care
for such upisints themselves ard prefer visiting
the skilled specialist, as they mud that. when the
preoisPoslng causes are avoided few timely opera
uons al bis bands afford them speedy aud permaneIIt
relief. Oorns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc !, are sue
eessfuliy treated 81 DR. WHITES establishment,
No. 90 18Th street, opposite the Treasury HIS fee
for attending the feet is 6 per visit For yearly
patients Is or upward. Once hours from s a M
TO D. m. poyIS-fT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

HE REWARD yos THE RECOVERY or KIM.
sEYs BoDY-Formai applicati has been
made to the board Of supervisors OF Suffolk.
New York, for the reward offered by the board
ior the recovery Of Kelsey's body, Al $50. The
claimants are John Franklin and William Ina
lam, the boatmen who discovered the remains
The board will pay only one half of the reward
as only one half of the body was recoyerad
ton OF County Judge Reid, and the clsimspts
are to be represented by Counsellor T. Youny
who assisted the district attorney at the corol
neI's inquest. WA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

The Terre Haute Express says: "There
AZ. e ~ Least goo men In this city willing to
Intre y also right smart sprinkling Of martyr
tere.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

TWEED is to be kept in the Tombs several
Gays 70 allow him to settle his private business.
Mm: M. Evarts, 1t Is reported, has been added
70 ms counsel, and he viii apply for q stay Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
Death of ex-senator Ricuar

ST. LoUIs, November 27.-EN- United States
Senator Richard Yates, of Illinois. died sud-
denly at Barnum's Hotei at O'Clock to- nj ght.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

How GERMANY DOES 1.-THE Spanish in
surrectioBists at Csrtagena having levied a
heavy fine en- the German merchants of that
city, the commander of the German fleet took a
summary way TO night the wrong. The feet
was drawn up in front of the city, and the in
surgent leaders notified that il the money was
not returned the city would be bombarded The
demand was at once cOmpled with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s5l1,7lS.55.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
PANIC PRICES.

sSstore open until p. m, and on Saturday uutil
II ?. m. nox7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
"SrILL rHKY CoNE..

Just received another a. q HEw CARPETS
which We will s,ii cheaper than offered bsfore
Al we wish Is to rooei,e call, and convince your
self < GILMAN
n"Nst M Bridge street. Georgetown, n. q.
,kEAT kEnuCTfoN IN PRirEs UF. DIZZY
GOODS - lei Bridge str-,t, S-srseiown-
Al Nsoi saiiues, q al sBsi-s 81 Empress q chs
~, alald, toE chiiireh 1sc.; dae french Msrino
" crsieo brpss G1utz. sfa+as. tfaut.l1a
nalf 1eoas, 80 70 lSc.. hyurusag Dr,ss G1,fs very
Eheet, NiSi rs AMI Assimeres cheaper than before
me Nsrs fianncls, white aud cola-tf rrn - =.
XSt-sp % Ahkots gord yard cd B'aa-had ssirffnr-
~ ehe'P sheettnc~s Anirr-c1 srgin Riearhei
MnsIlnl ard vide, IS Canton FlAnsels from iaS,c
BoNll-tr BENJAMIN MILLER
lust AS We ENPECTEp.-Such = rush AZ
Ladies and Genie ppar-i TO BE- CLKANED al
Dh I'D has not been san Tor time. WITH eNerV
tsciSy and flll COZ = q skilled workman Ne are
II = with determiuatiun a. d. " ID aad 70 clean
al ont on tine dye In the effort not that We are
tired Of living, but because by dyeing expect -
i've, while ve know not hoS 20 live except We dye.
W. N. wHEATLEy'S
PhkMIUM STEAM DIVING AND SEQ "a
ING ESTASLiSHME
~ Jefferson street. Georgetown, u. O.
onoe open from .. m. until sunset saturday
~ y. m. seps-ly
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLORS.
enefsF - HtEh street. Gaorge'c~Tn, n q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

win II. Lewis, president of the Farmers and
Mecf an,cs' bank, OF Phsladelphia has acce pied
the position OF receiver in Jay Cookies snk-
ripley case 9rered by the court. He win act
until the creditors appoint an assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

ADMISSION, sos RESERVED SEATS, 81,
noy2s7t For sale at Ellis L Co. Is Music Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28
WARRINGTON THEArER CONIQUE
w 18th Street. below Penna. Avenue,

WARRINGTON THEArER COMIQUE.
w 18th Street, below Penna. AVsaue.
ONE wEFK AND MATINEEsl
Csmmenemg MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 2Ith.
The young American Actor;
In the Ereat sens ational Drama in tiye acts OF
Hith h: d. and ssar'lins kffscts, Scenery, &c
s Mr. SAN DE WERE,
The en- f s5sa1S,t hopia1 9Smedis2 living
-, -COLLYER BROTHERsl
Last week Of " The Aeriel King Mr. FRAsK
hiss AGsEs sUTHBKLAND. The great Verss,,
Dsn use ssd coed sSn Sh His. L2uRA bK
- LIE. The iay. Actor, GEO. W: TaOMP-
Xacsli.J, Miss C.kEIk AVERY Ms sssi b. aE s.
hODSEs, &. BUCKLEY, ard Z Harrison.
kis.ss BALE MkRTIY' KATE s fELs s65NSff ak
~ nj nj, ia IA and our stupenious Company, in
sUPERB NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT.
W TECIFsGN,c - FRiDAY.s nv. 2s,S rhoi'' L
- Family natinees every WEDNESDAY and
siGo IL silver distributed Night gratuitously
-9 -. Va e.-Ii3 hoyZl-tr
LIRE MUSICAL CONCERTS
EVERY DAY AND EVENING
5000 ORCHysTEIOE,
Performing the latest OPsratic and Ha:-sal Music,
NIB. sCHwARzENBERGs.
t6c FennzJ iTsnia avenue, south side, between ~
aEL oh streets
IL
- FTesh e6Id Lac EB siTsys On drsGsnt SIS sm
oLDEo. On EIhibiusn ana ssIsj EEw No
kfA2kRITERN,
Ne. tS9Ith street, between d and 4 streets, eigb,
DOOR above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cs.ies on PsintiEss, Engrsyinss, Usf5so., &c.
shade PetgTe. Frames, Picture Ss ~, %in @o
s~,s1 5ings, Malls, &C., in see District.
- PLss.e ren8satsr Name and Number. Jelly.
A LII KINDS OF CAsT-oFF WEARIsa Ap-
h. eSn es sols TO the very best .dvsntsse
sIJ b. .s salstnf se On 81, ,,J STsTH.
E.... ny Esn promptly attended TO- Cash paid INSTR
LECTURES.
v VI. {. A. LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL.
JULIA WARD HOVE
sUHECT: {" Mems Women and womeuis W sr.,
rPRoF;EX HAYDEN,
srEFcT: The Scenery % our Natiousl Parks
s,sd foI ,ss sealt Ss the sfs2g. Pro
r,-o THO uAS MAST,
srpII HksDAf EVENING, December 60,
Artst ~ H. azure, with illustrations By the
r,v JOHN b. COUGH.
sTsJ9Ctii .. Z ~ khIhG, Jan. =, New Lecture.
Prces:ITbSS..s . scene. in Great Metropolis"
.ss.sy at any Prime time. q saso for me cq9f.s
EXTRA Charge Tor ressfyes sss, 81; Cough, 81. No
syiVsSis a,s o. warren Choste Co.'s, 94I Penn
THE ASAssIz sCIENTIFIC COURSE will b.
eiyen 10 fEBRUARY. nova4Ix
EXAMINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE
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LECTURES.

EXAMINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE
ONLY &c.
ID. ii HEMPLKR, opsieiao.
mS-u Penrsyivsnia avenue near A. -.
nOOLEYS AGUE POWDERS Ar, $500. =
cure 10 Ss'sssa 70 ets. DscksGs. va 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

- The Rothchifis announce Russian S per
cent. loan Of SIS 900 eco. ~
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AMUSEME NTS.
EORD's OPERA fi"USE.


Tsuy from Walavk's Theat-r. Ne~ York. nOS2S
NATIONAL THEATER.
MAJ 6 sAvILIE..--sOLE LEsSEE AND DIRECToR
Mr.. saville beEs to announce the com ple.On of
the New ard Magnificent Thester, erected eN sress-
w. ". RAPLEY, ESQ,
ard that tha Regular Season will be. in
MONDAY ENENING, DECtHBER I, 1913.
The Inaugural Enter snmeut viii present tbs
PEEEIESS FANOkTrE,
MAGGIE MITtHELL,
In her eVer-prpnar PLAY f
IA NCiIDN,
supported y a SuprIl = & smpauy, inCluiing amOnE
the nun Der W Sheridan, ( Iamh, VI. flanagan,
Sc rye eikih, Cytil Searle, Mrs Melinda jones,
n IS Lucy Keller, Miss Clara N iltOn and others.
An Opening Adde'S. written by
l. STEWART. ESQ
Of this city, v IN b. d. lvered by
W SHERIDAN, TO.
Sale Of - ats will D. nee on saturday morning,
Al Cock. at Ellis Mn ic store.
POPLAR SCALE or PRICES.
Afmi=si0u. - su1 IS cents; Orchestra Stalls and
sears H. Orchestra Circie. al S.ars in Drss Circle
20 cents; Gallery, IS Cents: Private Dxes, SlO ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

II he IAMMANY FRAUD TRIALs-Tt Too Me-
dEieres C9nricted-The testimony in the case
OF Ingersoll and Harrington, charged with forg
warrant frsudently uttered for $4,000 on the
county trearury, In New York in connection
WIN lne Iammany frauds, closed Wednesday.
pylng over two hours. On the first count, the
charge OF indorsing the name OF Heath g. NTH
IL was enough II there twas COLLISION between
!hgersoii ana harrington, even though one of
them might not have touched paper. As to the
second count, OF the charges Of uttering the
warrant cisn1 nc fssndIlsnty the judge said it is
Sleht 70 estapnsh that the defendants uttered
the warrant, Knowing it is to be forged, for
tne purpose OF getting the money Of the county
transferred to Ingers0ll's credit. The jury re-
uIed AZ SO and returned In half an hour with
aVerot$ OF guilty. Sentence was deferred till
to-dayowing to the indispositiOn OF Mr.. Fulle-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

a. STRAUS.
The Popular CIothier.
IOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10Th and nth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

Mr.. john L. STEVENS, of Augusta, Maine,
having come home from his mission to Monte
video, has concluded not to return. He has
sent his resignation to this city, and will live in
Augusta.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs JSnes sou.h Mixture
FoR TIE RS OF
COTgHs, COLDS, HOARSESESS, GROUP,
INFLUENZA,
AND FOR THEh ELIEFQECyNS PTiVE
PATIENTS IN ADVANCED 5 TAG ES
or The DISEASE.
Fo+Vitfsta-gI tue Lumer "a q Ugh Medicines
in tn market. Mrs Jones q ugh Mixture has Old
more UsP,dif than in former sessDu-. This popu-
Ia IT, - entirely due TO it, CXtraHriiEary merits.
IL never tails, not ven IN the II Oh tiuate
to gty speedy aud permanent rri-f. II i pleasant
40 tske and ! Therefore pc ciailT al pfed fpr C
dr. n ard persons wh1 ca1uo- tka nzusaatiag m"i.
Gins. II viii Will repay a far rial.
Price.-LaT pc p. J N; small, 50 cents For sale
ouly ~ ARTHUR NATTANS, Druegist,
n q TT Corner 81 and ID streets northwest.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

REsIGNATION.-Mr. John s. DeIano has re-
signed the Office of chief clerk of the Interior
department. Mr.. DelanO was impslled to re-
sign by reason of long continued ill-health
be vacancy will be filed by the appo ntment
of Vim. e. Morrill,. of Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-28

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