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WARNING To HOUsEKEZPERs. - This
morning Ofiicer Collins. Of the fourth precinct
arrested Margaret Burke, colOred on the charge
OF obtaining goods from a grocery store by false
pretences. The girl had formerly been in the
employment OF Mrs. John Hannah, who was a
customer at the store, and after she was dis
charged from the employment abe Continued TO
procure goods from day 10 day, representing
that shey were for Mrs. Hannah. At the Police
Court TINS morning she pleaded guilty, and the
case was sent 10 the grand Jury; In the mean
time defendant stand coumitted.
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DEATH or AN OLD CTTIZES.-Mr. John Will
kerson, who has for nearly half a century re-
sided in the northern part of the city, died this
morning at his residence on Massachusetts, ave
ceased was a native Of Stanordshire, England
and came 70 this country in early life. Years
ago he followed the business OF carpenter and
builder, and accumulated considerable pro-
,arfur
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JUDGMENTS AFTIRyxD In the United States
Supreme Court yesterday in the case OF :. P.
and Austin Brown, plaintiffs in error, VS.. VIM.
W. Rspley, in error to the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Nr. Justice Clifford
announced the decision of the Court, All rming
the judgments in these causes, with costs and
interest.
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HE PIEDMONT AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
SCBsC RlPTIoN.-it is stated on authority that
this District has never subscribed anv money 10
the Piedmont railroad, although authority to
subscribe was voted on BY the people aud passed
oy large majority. Governor Cooke refused
10 subscribe because the company had not car
ned out some Of the provisions in the bill as il
passed the legislature, one of which was that
there should be so many miles of the road con-
strueted before any subscription should be made
TO II. When Governor Cooke found that no por-
ton Of the road was constructed, he refused to
advance the money. So the matter stands in
the stock.
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A TRsT ELECTION CASE To BE BROUGHT
At the meeting of the New Jersey republican
association last night, Mr.: Theodore F, SwsTzs
stated that he went home to the state to vote in
the recent election. and that his vote was ilie-
gally excluded. and that he was disposed 10
prosecute the judges of election for their un-
lawful action. He was requested to vigorously
prose cute his suit, the association assuming AT
necessary expenses.
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end mon thly meeting Of the Franklin Cospers-
i've Building Association last night 81 500 sold
es 81 900 At 80 per cent, si0o at Jos
cent si,eoo st504 per cent, 500 at so per cent
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Nj, C;f CCsNIss requests us to announce
La ne = not seihns goods according TO the cry
e Ing all his extensive and veii-seiected stoci
OF Boots and Shoes NJ and below cost The 1901
nasf be sold, and now Is the time to get bar
gains. Remember the place, s32 eth street he
tween 4 and X. "
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"THE wHrrK FAwN~ Is the sensation at thu
Theafer Comique this week. and from the way
in which IL was received last night will Doubt
less have q good run. Besides this principal
feature Of the entertsinments this week there
are numerous other attractions
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Condensed LocaIs.


Kate Keen has entered a suit for divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony with Alexander
Keen
Unconstitutional law" was the subjec. of Mr..
Justice Milier's lecture last evening before the
Georgetown University law class.
Inc Getty sburg Is taking in freight at the
navy yard for the different navy wards along
The Atlantic coast. and will leave in a few days.
MI. Edward Jordan, a weIl-known citizen,
Sno snnerlntendento OF improvements IN the 10th
tgislauye district, died yesterday at his late
residence, No. 2Oi b street northwest.
Last evening Gen James G. Payne delivered
an able and interesting lecture before the law
classes OF the National University, at Its new
rooms, on eth street.
The depositors in the First National Bank
received a dividend yesterday OF 50 per cent.
Ex-President johnson participated in the dis
iributiOn and carried away nearly 81, 90 OF his
deposit Of $4,000.
The Supreme Court of the District OF Column
sia have under consideration the subject OF a
scale Of fees for magistrates and cOnstables
which VIII probably be announced on next sat
urday.
The solution of the financial problem has been
set back. A brass band passed the Treasury de-
paTtment this morning and all hands suspended
WON ana faced the music. 1t was the Black
The trustees OF the E-street Baptist Church
having rendered n unanimous invitation to
Rev. j. Hervey Appleton. late of Brooklyn, y.
n, TO become their pastor, Mr.. Appleton has
sienifed his willingness TO accent. His formal
acceptance viii be made next Sabbath morning.
At the clerks Office of this District Yesterday
Augustus Sigismund Baernstein authorizing his
marriage 10 Jennie Eleanora \olte, and i'm
nediately afterwards q license was obtained by
John Sehlegel, authorizing him to marry
Jennie Nellie Nolte.
The damages to the OccOquan bridge, on the
Alexandria and FreGe ricksburg railroad, caused
by The rain a few weeks since, have been fully
repaired, and to-day trains are passing over il.
The line between the north and south by the
Baltimore and Potomac road and its connec-
tons Is now unbrokeD.
The Washington City Central Temperance
League last night elected the following officers;
Judge u. W. Moore, president; Francis McNer-
hany and A. q. Constantine, vice presidents:
James Il. Powell, secretary; A. A. WheelOck
treasurer; Alexander Lynch, Allen Coffin,
Nathaniel Davidson, Davis Baker, and DR.. Jos
Walsh, executive committee.
At meeting in the 18th legislative district
last night, Messrs. VIM. G.. Coster, Thomas j.
Commodore, and Perry Carson were elected
delegates TO the Equal Rights Convention which
Will assemble here on December 9th, and Rev
John W. Green, and Charles II. Marshall were
erected alteTnates. resolution was adopted
indorsing the course of Hon. Charles Sumner in
advocating civIlTights.
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Coop NEws FOR THE LABsRxRs.-Dr. Far
aon, PaymasJer OF the Board of Public Works,
e1vertises that he will pay the laborers en-
ployed under the parking commission, com
menslng A. the City Hall at noon tomorrow,
ADJ mat other employees Of the board will be
49, On subsequent days due notice of the time
on sneh payments TO be publi.hed.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

JOHN q. sMoOT & SON,
~ NO. IL BRIDGE STREET, GEoRsETowN,
have received from New York, Thought fer CASH
~ the recent decline in prices, and offer 20 purchs-
sers al the lowest possible casa pFtces, large aud
comPlete assortmsnt OF all the new material and
shades In LADIES' DRESS GOODS; q full Iips OF
the best grades MOURNING GOODS and BLACK
slLhsi GENTLEMEN'S and BOYS WEAR; La
pIkS,GENTs, and CHILDREN g UNDERWEAR
GLOVES and HOSIERY of every variety; SH WIS
and SACQUE MATERIAL, TABLE LINEN and
FREDERICKSBURG GOODS generally CAR.
PEIS, .OILCLOTHS, RUGS and BLANKETs
Wild full stock Of FLANNELS and DOMESTIC
GOVDs. We are In daily receipt of additions 70 our
stock as the season advances, from the large New
lors houses. call and examination of goods in
oct23.ln JOHN H. sMOoT 4 SON.
lust AS WE EXPEOTED.-sucn q rush Of
Ls6les and DENTS Apparel to be CLEANED and
p1kD mas not been seen for some time. With every
Iaclilty and full corps of skilled workmen, We are
az with determination TO do ii good and to clean
all out on time dye in the effort not that we arc
tired OF living, but because by dYeing expect to
I'VE, while we know not how to live except We dye.
w. III. WHEATLEY,S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT
80 Jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. O.
a. Once open from q. m. until sunset saturday
81 Pm. sena-iy
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLORS.
eug22-N 50 High street, Geors etown, d. O.
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PRrse's
Jewelry Store, No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue,
near 4 = street.
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ELrHeNzo rotNGs a co.,
ROGERS,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner 9th and streets.
OPPOSITE q. S. PATENT oft5cR.
HAyK ON HAND
TIE FINEST GRAPES,
TIE CHOICEST GOSHEN BUTTER,
HE FINEST QUALITY sCGAR-cITRFr,
HAMS,
THE wHITEsT FLOUR.
THE RICHEST coFFEEs.
THE FINEST TEAS,
THE HIGHEST GRADE SPICES,
THE HIGHEST GRADE CIDER yTNEGAp
TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON.
GIVE Us CALI
HLPHONzO fOUNGs . CO.,
GROCERS,
Masonic Temple, corner siu and y streets.
sepzsr Opposite Q. 8. Patent once
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WE BUY orr ALE of Wilson. Why? Be-
cause he suits the taste, pleases the eye, helps
Indigestion and leaves no headache. This
stream ofhuman happiness bubbles unceasing-
ly at 2 tn and X streets northwest.
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS BY THE
ST. ANDREWS SoCIETY.-At the annual meet
ine Of the St. Andrews Society, held last eve
ning, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year Gen. G.. W. BallOch, president;
VIM Saunders, first vice president; John X.
Shoemaker, second vice president; John II
small, treasurer; John II. Berry, secretary:
Rev. DIR. j. r. Rankin, chaplain. Managers
Peter Campbell, David Mcqueen, VIM. Muir
head, ID. w. Beveridge, e. G. Duncanson, VIM.
DAVIS The club will hold ITS annual banquet
on the evening of Dec. LIST. Several letters were
read from the president of the St. Andrews So
eiety of Memphis in relation to the aid afforded
them during the prevalence of the yellow fever
by the Washington society. DIR. Rankin, the
chaplain has been invited TO preach a sermon
TO the society on SUNDAY evening, Nov. 3Oth
(St. Andrews davN
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FREE of charge. Your druggist will refund
your money IL Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup does not
give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
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iAssEy's Philadelphia ale in all its purity,
Miller's, tn St, opp. Patent Once. eos
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WO L = d r ID & SHILB Z r. q
AT SEVENTH STREET,
novl-tr Between and =, southwest,
SOUND FEET

SOUND FEET
indis pensable to health, Comfort chserfulpes.
usefulness, and long lfe and in this buag aee the
feet being used constantly t fou "a to bo mat
ter Of economy - we'll comfort to give them occs
sional attention In order to guard sGaingt the de-
rangements to which they ex posed, or In aiins
to obtain the quick relief afforded by one specisv
skilled In their treatment and II d 8 we'll known
fact that thoussnds Of persen. seons then many Of
ntaries and cthsrs occSPyng The Ut IositioS.
s'tsSIish@s.t, "a $50 ISL erect. eS1csss he D.
Dr.. white successfully treaes Germs, Bunions,
troublesome Nails yaacuisr 1xcresexces, Ohil.
bSl.in. and other sil.s9t. q q: feet H fss g
trssinsDt; ey the year Or etSsrvi.e the Zee from
mess during once hours, Dr. White II unable % visit
Scsisnses 9 rssias,ses s1cs1s sftsr ,. 2. 0aos
pEHaC fffEes !, 81 Sss9 .TgRIgz
s.s Ses sY. rs g :s::
iormation eau on San. 8. q. Barbour, deSjer
street, oDposfte Masonic Temple. fkosc desfrt.s
VII = Drelarsd Tor the Stage. Tinstonsd Banios
| ooK roe S1Sk ~, yor, ,,.,,. ,.-..--.
NxWSDEALkR AND S1ITf0NER.
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~store open until .. m d, and on SATURDAY. INIT,
II p. m. 1oy7t ~.
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he WASHINGTON CONyCCATION OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal church was held last night at
Grace church, corner OF 9th and ID streets south
west. The diocese OF Maryland recently divided
the diocese into four subordinate cOnvOcatiOns
ard among them is that OF Washington, which
embraces the District OF Columbia, and Mont
gomeTy, Prince George, and st Mary's coun-
TIES Md. These COnvOcati0nS are for mission
airy work and church extension. LAST night the
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Addison
of Trinity church. He introduced Dr. Lewis
rector OF 81. Johns church, who spoke on the
religious wants of the people OF the southern
states, and especially in Maryland. DIR. An
drews, OF East Washington, followed upon the
same subject. MIR. Montgomery Blair urged
upon the cOnvocation liberal contributions in
order to extend the work Of the church in Ma
ryland. The meeting last night was the inau-
guratlon of series of meetings in the different
churches of this District having the same OBJ
1eet IN view. The programme is for a meeting
tonight at Trinity church. to- morrow night at
Epiphany church, Thursday at st. John :, and
FRIDAY at the Church OF the Incarnation.
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CITY ITEMS.
REDUCTION IN PsfcE.
On and after Monday, the 10th Instant,
the price of
HAvESNKs's BgEAp

REDUCTION IN PRIcE.
On and after Monday, the 10th Instant,
the price of
HAvESSKs's BgEAp
will be
Sir Cents Loaf. 3
NAssrr's Philadelphia ale in all its puritv.
at Millers, til ST, opp. Patent Once. eos
PRree's
Jewelry Store, No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue,
near \ street.
MAssEr's Philadelphia ale drawn from wood
at Miiler's, 7th ST., OPP. Patent once. eos
FREE of charge. Your druggist viii refund
your money IL DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup does not
give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
.MAssEY's Philadelphia ale the only domestic
ale, at Millers, eth st, opp. Patent oAice. eos
WE BUY orr ALE Of wilson. whyq Be-
eanse he suits the taste, pleases the eye, helps
sn.aisest,Sh and leaves no headache. This
~ at 2 and X streets northwest. 5
MAsssy's Philadelphia ale; no lead pipes
used, at Miler's, Tth St, opp. Patent Office. eos
CAUTION to purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution of the protoxide of iron.
Beware of being deceived by any of the prepa-
rauons Of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron,
@hich may be offered to you. Every bottle OF
genuine has Peruvian Syrup mot Peruvian
BARK blown in the glass. Examine the bottle
before purchasing.
To GET Rid of the Chills Immediately, take
DooIeys Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently' co
CoRSe, ETc.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chilblains, or other ailments of the
feet ind quick relief at DIR. Whites establish
ment, No. $50 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
FoND's EXTRACT is for sale st Wholesale by
Chae. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Balaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
intenlssacer building. 1928
TURco-RussIAN BATES; also, Medicsted Va
Por Baths, for AL akin disease, at DR.. Shedds
sS street.. sos:
THH COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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MAssKY's Philadelphia ale drawn from wood
at Miller's, It'll ST., opp. Patent once. eos
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MAssRY's Philadelphia ale the only domestic
ale, at Miller's, eth St, opp. Patent 0fdce. eos
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale BY
Chae. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anueemenas. &C.. To.nfxh1

Ware Opera H0Hse.-"Ihe BLACK CROOK,
with new music, mechanical effects, sc.
neatsT ComioE>.-"The White Fawn."
LiaColR HdU-Lecture of Rev. T. .Garesche
=. j.. on The Christian Boy and the Boy OF
the Period"
Willard HaU--Amatuer vocal musical con-
cert for the benefit Of the Memphis and Shreve-
port sufferers.
F.siircl-St. Martins Catholic Beneficial So
elety festival, 18th street, between l. and NJ
streets.
Orchestrion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
avenue.
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GEORGErOwN ADvERTTSENEyrS,

GEORGETOWN ADvERTISENEyfS.
C,EEsT RLpUcTIeY II PRICES OF pRY
Al wool ssiine. ei.th shades, see Empress oiashs,
SCI R. ss;.s 81 b sss ss. ss ssh
i a.. eaSa g s9 M MsgTs'Hs D,sss Cd; ssry
ehAsp Blankets; good yard vide B,eached sair,ing,
Ms ns.,;, ehs,P sssse,iHs. AndrSsnogss R.s,sssa
ny; ~ shswis very cheap ,S,,x,v ,,,,
ssHi4 . 81 Z T C
G Y ss sss p. g ON
nSvioa :' ), NossIs rHoRSx,K.Rs.
Try THOMAS DOWNING, Auci'r; Georgetown
HOUSEHOLD FURsITuRE AND EFFECTS
a opwEpSAkTshstTTg T Moss,xa 49,.
W h2th, at 10 O'Clock, viii sell, at No. So
n H5sss ss'F aE4
po,S fho Sls N' poS ffss:n sas,
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r.; George, own
TRgsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
BRIDGE ~ STREET, GEoRSsrowN, D. z.
100 the District Of Columbia, pas. "a 10 Eauity
is eemplai6ant, and Virginia pssver ct al are de-
fendsnts, the undersigned, as Trustee, win expose
ac Sag C ~ & sas sseps
1853, az the hour Of O'Clock o. m, part Of lot No
-
cunning tor the same at the end of the rs; line Of
eet OF ground on the north side of Bridge street
leased by John Holmead to Robert Butler, Septeul-
per PIN lso and RAINING by I'd with the north liRe
OF Bridge street easerly to the lot. formerly
bslpg ~ feet or more; then nOrtherly parallel with
street g feet; then westerly parallel 70
second line OF the before mentioned lot leased to
Butler thence southerly parallel to Montgomery
ming.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree. One.
third cash; balance in two equal payments, at six
and twelve mouths from day OF sale, with interest,"
with liberty to the purchaser to pay all cash down
Title reserved until last payment is made. $50 to
be paid down at the time Of sale ALI Concentrating
At cost OF purchaser The Trustee reserves the
II ten ms OF sale are not complied with in i've days
after day OF sale TO resell said pr1perty five days
sotlce through some newspaper published in the
District OF Columbia, at the cost and risk Of the
defsulting purchaser
WIN. D. CASsIN, Trustee.
noye-dts TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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COAL AND WOOD.

r mcCAULEY . BROS,
IL. W9oD AND GOAL DEALERS.
itrus- mo. sis - street southwest, and Nc 1915
9Th street northwest.
DepOt-lsf street wharf.
"A. a choice and varied stock Of WOOD ana COAL
eope CONSTANTLY on hand. jys-tm
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WILCOX q GIBB's SEwINa MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street.
Intenigsacer building. 1928
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FATHER GARKscHRs LECTURE at Lincoln
hall this evening will be an intellectual treat
The subject chosen, g The Christian Boy-The
Boy OF the Period ;" is one of the eloquent and
learned lecturers favorte themes
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street
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MAssEy's Philadelphia ale; no lead pipes
used, at Miners, Ith ST, opp. Patent Once. eos
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A. STRAUS,
The Popular Clothier,
1OI1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and lla streets.
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REAL E a,TAd e PRi.kEeTekY OF ran

II OITY OF wAsHISGTON.
In separate psts for essh square on scale OF INV
and name q s' same Ss lS5i
surveyor 'e AIS Sy ... M@ FS5th CITY
Snans II ssss sSs .RS me
plugs water msips and Ore alarm .soS 81 n are
sts To m sesr ing upon TIE rse prop
weekly numbers, not to sIossd my, escs Contain.
ing twenty -four squares. N0-
WASHINGTON D. O., September n, l1,
The public and those desiring such . wcrS are
q Mssss H. h fssa Sen ssS t9s re
.Ys and the Iuees,on q vhs l.
md they may be .1rsd q the eor 81 n
= ,s square ssd lot part Of and Subdivision
wiiLIHG FORSYTH,
surveyor OF the District Of COiumbls.
~, also have aired to e1anins the statistical ia
cation, 90 that the Inform zion n % pnS
rec, and in conformity With the Humericsi BOOK
'' '''' Willie / II 20 SSsciiaAs, Ia, Clerk.
AMER mos, careful inyestle.sson END inquiry We
y. ). sssr5 100: s:s p
liable and q .slos % DE IaSi,s csnsr.iiy We
'ss ifiSS ;Sf. s: s:;: S:ss:
susseTiptions and orders VIII bs received u the
z.s par z Sos, g. 8, g.. .sr.ss northwest.
,dTib,..f az ~ s.r s96 r., ,, s'snse
ulvsnis avenue, opposfte the q. o. Tresssr
ofhcss and . prospectus vii - forwarded -. ~.
plicafion to any eodrca g nay be desirs1
about October In, eAriy ordes are sclicifsd snd
: .s'af'd. EET!z4asiTsz. ''''-
sspis-dn osnsslgs esd P.slsS-s.
G'" sUsA
PRADODY,s.
fNo. ess LounIAna AvrxpRy
Is the only house 10 IL c1fy shas nakes s,~cfstx
GUNS. vIsHISe fAgELr. AND sroErrse
sae9sn ~Sl0H OF BI8 GUn.
nooLRYpAGUI PoypERs r., v.A,.s.S
- ss"' ~ Qssess uss. $1,000 nv
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THH COMMUNITY at large appreciate the uso-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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THE BEST Oils ARE THE CHEAPEST IN
TIE LONG Run,
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CLOTHING At PANIC PRICES.

CLOTHING At PANIC PRICES.
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TuRoo-RussIAN BATES; also, Medicsted Va
o03 K street. 6An6.
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Il 49, 1908 New YORK. avenue northwest.
~ snd ~ NM octs-6tr
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To GET RID of the Chills Immediately, take
nently. co
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GROCERIES. &c.

FRENCH GOODS.
JUST IMPORTED
1000 BOXES PkTIrE POIS, extra tue
400 BOXES CHAMPIGNONs.
COLONIAL sUPERFINE VANILLA AND
CHOCOLATE
COLONIAL CHOCOLATE TABLETS
GAOffRET GoNDOLEs
C0RSfCH0re
APRICOT JAM IN JARS.
o.,No... NV RrRcurLI
SetS-cpgt lHAa D. ssre.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

Sir Goats aLO1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

lurnishse Music fer Balls, Privafe Pa'ties, Z -
Germans. state Sociahiss, rarades, Eunsrsis,
Ct the resdence Of the Leader, TYs TN street. Heyy
yard, Washington. Telegraph ONCE within square
OF tue mouse. oct19-2m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

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roon 5 psaia. The foraitass repres-
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extrems dislika Of what he cal's
srswrws.n The prospect nom sne
vindows 10 splendid, embraean.
r.ues Of bills thickly wee e w,.n
Ar.tress. tiis closet eoatasas Atssee
variety Of heavy walking sticks. sns.I
owner bsine lams. and On eqes,iy
ys,ied assortmsnt Of sporting tmpse.
,n..ts. the Coaas having inherited
ron ~. sr.adtAsher. Charles x. Who
-, ersck shot OF his time. . decid'
a taste FOR sporting. His fAvorttc
80 Il N easy chair. made entirely
from gigantic stas-horns and uphoi'
stored with stay-skins. His tsthcr'
The Duke Of Berry, was very eorpa'
lent, and ths Count iahsrits tho ps'
terusl obesity. His stature - ies'
than ave feet nine inches. and hls aSe
10 hny.thrse. He speaks . good desl
Of ver.ailles, and think the bed o.
Louis XIV. 10 there ready TOR him &C