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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02

FUNERALS NEsTERDAY.-The funeral Of Mr.
Francis McGhan took place Yesterday after
noon from his late residence on +, between 18th
and 18Th streets northwest. The funeral rite OF
Father White after which the remains were
removed TO Mount Olivet cemetery. followed by
a large number Of friends Of the family, and
0eFoslted IN the vault. The pail bearers were
hessTs. h a. Clarke, j. l.. Pearson, II. III
Graham, Edward y. Gray, j. H. Bird and -
Hudson.
At three O'Clock yesterday the funeral OF the
late j. n. Henderson took place from the resi-
dence OF the family, No. iii Z street southwest
The remains were deposited in the Congress
slOnsl cemetery. The pail bearers were Messrs
Tor, q. A, Taylor and Il. X. Wallace. Rev. C.
q. Meader made a few fitting remarks
The funeral OF Mrs. Holland, wife OF SIR. Jas.
q. Holland, OF the Associated Press, took place
on Saturday afternoon from the residence OF
her mother, DID / street. The services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Elliott, OF the Church OF
the Ascension, and the remains, which were
encssed in q handsome ca.ket covered with
flowers, were taken to GlenwOod cemetery and
placed in vault The pail bearers were Geo
". Adams. ID. r. Mckee, II. A. Preston W ~
Clarke, =. b. Brooke ana Fred. Royce.
The funeral OF the late Brevet Major John X.
EDDIE, captain OF ordnance, United States
army, took place yesterday afternoon from mis-
late residence NO. 2l36 Pennsylvania avenue
The remains were inclOsed in a handsome rose
wood coffin, which was covered with floral
tributes. They were esCOTtedtO Oak Hill Gene
h0Ag " NCNeSAMCLS " IIOO p5 rom the arsenal
and Fort NhtpPle, under command OF Captain
Clarence r. DuttOn, ordnance corps, L. s. A.
ana companies a and ID, W. l.. l., Commanded
ly Captains VIM. G.. Moore and Frank N Car
yer. The funeral services were conducted by
keys. Wilbur F. Watkins, Of the Church OF the
Epiphany, and A Jackson, OF st. Paul's church.
Many distinguished army and navy officers were
present. including Hon. W. W. Belknap, Sscre-
tary Of War; General Albert j. Myer chief 81 3
nal eft Ger; General Benet, chief Of ordnance
ard others. Colonel J. Martin, A. A. G., u s.
A. Major Francis II. Parker, and Captain r
N. PhiFps, OF the ordnance CORDS; Dr. Id
Barnes; Lieutenant George g. Reed, marine
corps; and Commander MsIley, L. 5. ", acted
as pail bearers.
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ConfIensfdIncnIs.

The rev entrance 10 tie south front OF TIA
Patent Office IL nearly completed.
TIE Vice Presidents room ~ tn Capitol has
been painted pale tint, and IL furnished with
furniture 20 match.
Fx Market Master Sidney NJ FarIand to ,Isv
turned over his Office % Charles Curtain, his
successor.
The great pageant o art ant science cor,,s
Ch At Lincoln Hall tonight. The exhibition T.
ssld 10 be very meTltoTiOus. See programme in
amusement cUlUmn.
a ColCred woman name1 Elizabeth Pinkuev.
residing AZ siS "a street southeast was tianyer-
CuSly burned by the explosion Of q cOaI-Oil lamp
on Saturday night.
on Saturday evening last Nh Clarke. of the
firm OF Clarke x Given, on behalf of the en-
IlCyes nf Mr. Holden. OF Harvey & Holden
presented the latter with fine pair OF gold eye
glasses.
Alr John Hancock, the champion fisherman.
has just returned from his old stamping grOuni
mp he river, bringing with him nfty-eight more
capture.
The marriage of Mr.. Peter P. Little and Miss
Mary Wilson, well known in East Washington
took place this morning at Christ church (P
p, Rev. Dr. Andrews OF ciating. The bridal
PsiT took the o'clock train north
The Adams Express wagon used in conveying
the packages Of money from the Treasury de-
pSTtmCnt % the railroad depot broke down on
the avenue opposite the Metropolitan Hotel this
morning and the packages were tumbled about
TrCmlsCuOusly, bat nothing was lost
The number OF District cases tried in the Po-
Tee Court the past week Wa 81. OF which there
were 81 convictions, 2 scquittaIs. and la dis
m,ssals; fires imposed, sSC9, and forfeitures,
SIS; making total OF s4Ol. Mr.. Birney states
Il at tbs - the lightest week vet.
AT. James Humphrey, well known citizen
OF South Washington, died OF typhoid fever at
lis residence, corner OF eth AMI ID streets on
Saturday evening. He was formerly livery
stable keeIeT, but more recently has been in
the tobacco business.
Mr. VIM. A Dorset, native of this city and
formerly well known in the western portion OF
the town, where he was held in great esteem
CiCd OF the 10Th inst. az San ANTONIO Texas
Mt. HOrsstt Was a master carpenter by trade
and has been residing at San Antonio about "A
wears. He was 50 years of age.
AessTs. y. ". BOteleT * Bro. advertise else
where their large stock Of glass ware and cut
lery. Persons about 10 keep house should nor
fail to examine their large assortment OF foreign
and domestic gcods, especially selected by Mr..
BoteleT.
BY the notice elsewhere, it will be seen that
The Carroll Co operative Building Association
viii meet at St AlCysius school house NOvem-
Der 5th, when the books will be opened. The
association has some excellent managers and
vii doubtless have very prosperous and use
ful career.
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First BLOOD FOR TTLTOH.-,Judga NeiIson
or The BROOKLYN City Court, on Saturd ay ran
dered his decision in the motion recently ar
9ued before him by the counsel on both sides In
the Euit brought by Mr.. Theodore IiltOn against
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher for the seduction Of
the wife OF plaintiff Messrs Tracy and Shear
man, who appeared for defendant. agued thu
they were entitled TO bin or particulars set
ting forth definitely the time and place at which
the alleged acts of adultery occurred between
defendant and the wife of plaintiff. EK-Judge
Morris, counsel for Mr.. Tilton, cOntended that
the defendant was not entitled 70 a bill of par
tculars, which would disclose the line of prose-
cutiOn. Judge Nelson has decided, DENYING
the motion, without costs.-y Y Herald Ist
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DARING ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoRRsRy.
on Saturday night last, as Mr.. Thaddeus X
Baden OF this city, was on his way to his Old
home, in Prince George county, he was halted
Just beyond Good Hope Hill by two aIgart
negroes, who demanded his money or his life
lie dealt enc Of them blow with small billy
When he was struck by the other causing him
to drop the reIns, and the horse ran off, and was
stopped by a cOlOred man, who lifted him sense
less out OF the vehicle and carried to his house
near by. Mr.. Baden remembers nothing he
yond receiving the blow, which cut deep cash
across his forehead. Hisiniurv while nOt dan
ger0us, will cOnfine him to the house for seye-
raj days. There is no clue to the perpetrators
OF this daring outrage.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY
commencing this Monday evening at 7:3G
O'Clock. Messrs. Lattmer & Clearv. auc tion-
GERS, Will sell At their rooms a large and valu
able private library, among which are many
rare and choice hOnks -
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nGnIMPORTAET TO TAXPAYERS THE
wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By the terms Of the act of Congress approved
June 10Th, 1874 levy ing tax upon real estate in the
District Of Columbia,
A DISCOUNT OF 0NR PER CENrUN IL ALLOWED
Upon ALL BILLS PAID IN OCTOBER, Bur Pan
Ally OF ONE PEA OENTUM n ADDED ON AND
AFTER NOVEMBER ], tAND An ADDITIONAL PEN
Ally OE ONE PEA CEETUM UPON ZACH MoNTH
IHEkRAFTER) 1t WILL THUS SEEN THAT A
EANlNG OF Two PER URST. IL INFECTED BY THE
PAYMENT OF THIS TAX BEFORE THE MONTH OF
OCTOBER E1PIREs,
an sdyGut8ee which will not accrue dnrinS anv
other month OF the year.
Tsx-psyers should avail themselves OF the last
opportunity FOR discount that will be offered, and
save the percentage by paying the taxes of the
Tect year before the lat of November, oct2l-Ilt
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CERTIPIBD TO THE GENERAL TRRM.-To-day
In the CircuIt Court. Judge Cartier, the cases
OF Joseph b. stewart against James G. Blaine,
and same against n. g. Ordway, actions for
false arrest and assault and battery in locking
him up as contumacious witness before Com
gress, were certified to the Court in General
Term,
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SOMK POWDER WASTED BUT NOBODY HORT.
This morning, about 6 < O'Clock, II. .. John
son, Waterman at the Washington Market
attempted TO arrest John Williams, colOred, for
vsgTaney, he having been loahng about the
market ior some time. Officer Berkeley Joined
in the chase, and after firing one or two shots
brought him too and secured him. From this
circumstance rumOr arose that Officer Hem
kle had been shot, which fortunately was in
correct.
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LOCAL NEWS,
AmusemenIs, dc, To-nigbt.

AuHshhehAss &c Tonight.
Ee'josdI T1s0isr.-NO performance this eve
mig.
Ferris CTsTa Huss.-Mr. John Mccullough
in RiCheIeu.
LiErsf1 H1IT--Grand Art Exhibition.
Cdd FfT5rs' HI'I.-The great MtltOuian Tab
IeaUT.
TTsGisr Cora. Es.--SignOr Blrt0'i. Miss V.r-
ginia StickEey, and other atsrastiOHs
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has
Light AT Lar .--A.s..- haS oeen many
man, for the past year, who seemed eavsiz
oped in clouds and darkness. Business hal be-
come dull, stsgnsnt and Frustrated, and imam
ciai Oscillation appeared TO be impending; bat
the darkest hour is just before day. snd day
light Is at last spproaching-especisly is this
tickets for the next Gift Concert Of the Puhiic
Library OF Kentucky, which takes place Nov.
30 The $500 O0O in magnificent cssh prizes
VII that day be distributed, aud many heart
will that day be made glad
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CTY ITEMS.

OvRRcoATs In the greatest varsity for gem
tlemen, youth and boys. An inspection OF
10 purchase.
GEO. @. HENEISs, No. 4iO tn STREET.
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a NEW MEDICAL DIsPENsARY.-At meet
lng OF the board of directors OF toe National
ht dical College, held last week in reference to
the new dispensary soon to be opened in the
college building on III street, A constitution an 1
bylaws we're adopted, AMI the following Of
4 ers eiected DIR. W. p. johnson, president;
DR.. j. G. Riley, vice president; Dr. u. w. Prem
tiss, treasurer; DIR. ". L. Ramsey, secrs tary
TIE service OF the dispensaTy was divided into
sections, each to be in charge Of physicians, as
follows :-Dlseases or children, DIR. o. w. Fran
zoni; diseases OF women, DIR. W. n. Ramsey: dis
eases OF the eye and ear, Or. ID W. Prsntlss;
dlseases OF the chest AMI throat, DIR. +. A. Few
ely; diseases OF the skin and sug5Ty, DIR. Z. T.
Sewers; general diseases, DR.. Il. Thompson
"A committee on supplies was appointed con-
slstlng Of Drs. A, F. a. King, ID. W. PTentiss
ana Z. ", FranzOni, to any member Of which
contributions of either medicine or money can
De made. The poor will be treated daily at the
dlfpensary from 10 O'Clock 2. m. The board
OF directors OF The Institution Is composed of the
faculty OF the college and the attending uhv-
sicians OF the dIspenssrY.
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IMPORTANT TRASsFzR OF RsAL EsTArK-
The southern part Of lot numbered II, In square
numbered 455, improved by two brick bul :
inss, fronting on Tth street, between and q
northwest, Was sold to-day TO Chas. 4. Davis
Of the firm OF A. Davis & Son, for the sum of
So, Geo.
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DIDN'T CARE SoR THE HoRss AND BUssY.
a runaway OF home and smash IN of A busgy
took place about 1.3o o. m ye.terfay AZ fSs
corner OF and LIST streets north east, the occu-
pants being gentleman and LADY, who coolly
turned the horse and wrecked bueav over 70
colored man and took the II street. cara IN the
city, leaving no names or directions as 20 what
should he done with the horse and buggy. They
keeper by Ofieer Arnold.
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CORss, BUEIONe, &c.
Fer relief from Corns, Bunions Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DIR, hite's establish
ment, No. $50 18th street, opposite the u s.
Treasure. -
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EXTRA LARGE SIZE Underwear, at HoIlsnde
bfOs. l0111.
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IHE NATIONAL SAVINGS BASK, corner OF
New York avenue ard 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for esch calender
month. Banking hours, 2 too Saturdays.9 70
ana o 20 3. Tt3,I4tI6
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TIE THEATsRs, &c, THIs EYKNIHs.-Nr
John Mccullough, Who stands in the front rank
OF American uAgedians, appears 1T Ford :
opera House this evening in his great part OF
kiChelieu, in which role be has received the
unqualified ard enthusiastic commentator of
the press and public. He deserves . good h use
and warm reception.
There will be no performance st the National
this evening on account Of the fsilare Of the
Aimee Opera Boufe Company 70 reach here 4.
time. The company missed q train in Rochester
but will be here in time for To- morrow evening,
i he tickets sold for tonight will be exchanged
~ the ooI-01hee fer any other night OF The
week.
The AiltoniaH TablsauE, portrayipg tsa
scenes and incidents Of "P sradse Lost ;" is said
BY those who have seen IL TO be very meritorous
a. work o. Art 1t will be on exhibition At
odd Fellovs' hall every evening this weak.
The TheAter Comique has another novelty
in the person OF Slgn0r Barto!i, the blind mu.f-
extraordinary. A number Of lady soecisIis,s
viii also make their appearance this sTening.
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&S0Fg el0Wn AdVerIlsemeB ts
rSSATIEHT EXCELSIOR TENT, Ma.
Wy Al. l. D. OF RsCH AbITES.-Yon ar
hereby hetihsd tn meet st your hail TUESDAY
EVENING, Nov ember 81, ut ~ O'Clock. AS there
VIII lie visitation OF the officers If the strict
Tent, every Brother is earnss ~ requested to be
present.. BY croer. VIM. u. WILLIAMS,
II Recording Secretary
TPGRORGBTUWN CATHOLIC HIBERSTEN
S2 BENEFICIAL 20 ISTY-A special
meenrg OF the ahoye.nsm q S0Cie will be held
THIS (ncncayl EVENING, at 30 O'Clock, At the
nail coTser High AID Prospect cts, sse ar
Iat kements Tor the funeral u ue late b other ~
t9:45 a m BY order Of the President
IL q. RYAN, Secretary
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'E'O ULUsE BUSINESS,
TREMENDOC UGHTER
the

ia the price Il
II q . o d S,
The entire stock to be sold at prime cost within the
Best OaIicoes. shF an ninety days; ,,. r,... .
worth dSuSS Tdh sheesns 6 SSt0n
SSrl9 GSHele ies money Black APseas
worth 80; SOC, worth IS; Waterproof Cloth, All
FSnIe igc 0tomsn Cloth skirt g gS9 w @23
81 2si Scotch Pisids 24c., worth 81; CoverIids and
chefs Sc Ladies Hose lie worth Is TabIe Lin
ems, Bedticks; Paper Csmbrics aud the tire st cs
s6swls 81 90 Cali snd take Ioos a. E ogr ss
hefe pure hs6ns elsev here, at No 80 Bridge st
Segig@own, Do. p. S.-CottoR at lie. better than
ADdrOscogsin l.. octSO- Ian
EyEsIBG Glass; wish to form al Evening
- OisSs Of ten or tiftesn pupils-msle er female
In tie Classics or Mathemstics. Terms moderate.
&c. CGrger Montgomery and DanbartSn streets,
ocl1g Nv GeOrgetown.
FOR BEHr-Two unfuruIshed ROaMs, second
out gas. O. II. EOURSE, corner MontSoTHarv ana
Dunbarton SITS, GEORGETOWN. oct21- Nv
RY THOMAS BOWLING, AuotiOneer,
II TIA Bridge street, Georgetown, DC.
TWO WALNUT PARLoR SUITS, upholstered
TsSe! sss s sa6 k'Ssg2R
B1okca,e and Whiting Tables, Lounges, Ward.
Chamber Suite. two walnut Kytensi5n Tables
ard HstTsof Hair and HusS actresses. Eaa6
er Pillows and Bolster, Elegant EngIish Body
pets, Matthias and Oilcloths, Window Curtaips
nearly new Stewart Cook, Baae-buruiuE and
oiher Stoves, Refrigerator CrockeTy and ;iass
Ware, and meIy otter articles not mentioned
q On WEDNESDAY,, November tn, at 10
VI O'Clock, Will sell, at the residence Of a ger,
80 tIeman declining hOHsekee ping, in Cookies
thow, on ttodd8Td street, betwean Congress
and Washington stree ITS, Georgetown, tn
above most excellent collection Of household o ods
E.p.cial attention is called this SAFE as the Fur
EltIfe Is really hew, and was made to order b,
Brooks, Ct Philadelphia. ~
Terms cash.
Cct29-5t THOMAS DOWNING A,r4
EXTBAORDISARY BARGAINS IN DRY
~ GOODS at the new store of
BENJAMIN KILLER, lO3 Bridge street
Ladies' Dress Goods the newest styles Bsauti.
ful Goods for Children. Cloths aud Cassim srss
very cheap.
A large stock Of Carpets and Oflcloths
Cur motto fs quick sales and small profits oct2l
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ASK your grocer for Doolsy's Yeast Powders
the best Baking Powder tor preparing Biscuits.
Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, wsffies, sc, De-
pot, 60 New street, New York.
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WHY IS 1T POPULAR?-Ask any fair minded
physician, or any family in which 1t has been
used, ask the whole Drug trade, why H1le's
EOH'g # EOdrh0EHd and Tar is so popular
The answer will be that the cures OF inveterate
coughs, which il Is everywhere effecting, are
the topics OF conversation in every city, town
and village in the United States. Its euOrm Gus
and constantly increasing sales are based u y IN
the grand fact, notorious throughout ths who G
country. that it controls sud masters every Dis
case leading 70 consumption.
Iiks's lOoth Gchs Drnns-C CURE i'm one ninnte.
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S2.25 FoR oNR-QUARTgR BBL. SACK OF WEIGHS
Best Family Flour, at W. j. RKDsrRAKR's
Cheap Cash Grocery and FlouI Store corner Of
9th So. and New York avenue n. W. IO.TI:
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MEETING or RAILROAD STOOKHoLDERs-A
meeting OF the stockholders "a the Raltimors
and Ohio railroad Is called for the 18th ms ant.
for the purpose OF ratifyiBg and peTfecting the
Washington, and Alexandria Branch OF the
Washington City and Point Lookout railroad
and the conveyance Of ths same 10 the CO N
papy.
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GEORGETOWN AdVerrisemeat.

TRY THR ELASTIC TRUss, 235 Pennsylvani.
avenue. 0s
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FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, at HoTlandsr
Bros. IOI4r.
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IL 1. otds g. reduce u have fafsruiraA FROM an
~ ~ y, -, lftiAL lNTTywwrS - CASV
hest FINITE only 10 cent?
e.Tt y sieL bi.sohtd sLd Brown MJSlIN a. IL,
- Our entire stock marked sssp
YATES u.rraEtE
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CLOTHIEG, CLOTHING, OLOTHIHG.-sell-
cioss business. A we'll selected stock OF CIsthinR
and Gents Furnishing Goods ct your Own prices.
Extra Inducements offered TO buyers. Gall early
and secure bargains, as the goods must be Sold at
zoos 18th street, between New York avenue and L
street northwest. Store for rent and Fixtures for
sale. oct2l-21s
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DRY GOODS.

GEkAT aTTRACrGOS NJ PTCHKSERS ar
-. nkr GOODS
ST. tfrf1 IioakiHG rttucal rrnrs a - A, al
rer ysrc a. Wool y arrsIs - a 80 15s.e
r1,.lsss, feerc~i priccs. Blsr A.. T5~eis soa
N-ts'sNsllN = TIE To- ssi BsrEsfns "a Rlack
so Alpacss, s'uafE en- f.nf Eare.s
Hi-os IN besulmrl STYLES arf ~ n rnlar &C.,
ANetet1 aha kolions Chean f'afI =
ENOHN HaNrENs
oSiaA an fH2n renrsrIvslfa a. - 90
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ALL-WOOL IEDBRsHIRTs AND DRAwRRa
50 20 each; the latest style Scarfs, at HoIIspIer
Bros, next door above Odd FellOws' Hall.
l0,iiI;
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II AND GAUPAF.

Lovers oieood TEA and OOFFEEviU De pleased
70 near that they Csn buy the cel-hrstas
N CLUB TkAs AND CoFFREs &c
~ rtahos Nos, lSe and l49 Center Market, -
east wing.
Inese sOqor are OF the Choicest Imp0rtsfions, and
20 Tetslls1 a. small a. wholesale rates
an goods Esrked with the price.
80, EREuH.
Open ever cav 49, 49, n,
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M Liz OFT, FkEEoH DRsssM AkER ROAM
IL se ufd p-imsHeIIy AZ e25 18th rect.
ssiion Places re>sised every week direct from
rIh' oct2-lws
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MRRINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, ell 25, sI.5O
sschi MeOlcsted Shirts and Drawers, at Hol-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel iO.I4,I:
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ELPHUNZO YOUNGS e co.
ARE SELLING
SUGARS
TEAS

Our 90 cent o-lorg aua Imperial Teas are the
es 70 De tsn IN THIS city IT tie price Of money re-
iuncfo. We also hase on baNd, and large su pply
btssN cher different grades, incluIinE very higk
powder, AZ Moderate prices.
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TALL AZ G. GATHERS
lSlI and lsIs Bennsy lvania evsuHa,
., ~ pure " n NJ and LIQUORS, q al grsdss,
sSLLAsHhT, pr dozen, o. 90; RHINE WINE, ss:
CAIAMbA, 81 g. per Fsilsf-. -
GIsGIR brandy, RASPBERRY sTRUP,
oS.t &C y9S-1
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IL & ID U TON.
TOoLARGr,

~ eonfcgrence ~ the extreme dizziness ~ bgss
,3 - eutlrs The lasE monte, - nt- eur sto-K e.
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era employed in grading for the large sewer
under Messrs. Bartlett & williams, at the cor
ner Of North Capital and n streets north west,
while digging through . strata OF potter's clay
forty feet below the surface OF the ground,
struck upon large quantity OF wood which ap-
pesrsd TO be like oak, rather soft to cut, bat
after exposed 10 the atmosphere become quite
hard and heavy like . rock. The workmen are
70 the banks, where many persons have slresdy
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PLATED WARE.

All the new designs for
TABLE USE AND ORNAMENT.
IN THE BEST QUALITY.
Sill F8R TED WARE.
A very large assortment,
w. M. GAIT, BRO. q CO..
ccf2z-tf
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1874 CEOTHE.SG! 1873
FALL AND WINTER.
THE LARGEST AHsORTM8aF
Fail and Winter Clothing.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
EVER OFFERED BEFORE
BEAD THE FOLLOWING.

urge careful inspection OF my goods before
Chasing elsewhere, assuring the public that
never before have had such variety Of Gar
ments 10 please all tastes and desires, to
sccommc date all purses, or to give
such entire satisfaction.
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EyEsIBG CLASS.-I wish to form an EvenIns
"a Olass OF ten or fifteen pupiis-maIe er female
IN tie Classics or Mathematics. Terms moderate.
u. II. MOUSSE,
Corner Montgomery and Ddnbsrton streets.
CCtGy Nv C1eOrgatown
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COFFEE.

BU1TER.
One ton OF Genuine New York Goshen Butter
Just arrived, which We offer wholesale aud FETAL
Also, Just received, 400 dozsR CANNED GOODS
which We viii sell during the early part Of the sea
son 81 extremely low rates
Pure imported CUBA HONKY nv the Gallon.
delicious article.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
MR. SUMNER AND THE C0L0RED
PEOPLE.

The many coasssd men who hays lived With him
~ servants III loved lin. hAving ever foand him
considerable ssd kind. I. net sas Of his old ser.
vsnts q his hoass the day AMER hls death, who
sajd: II have known him Is ysass Ihsvs lived
Nth hin, and I have watsAsd him, day ID and
day out; and tell yos, sIr, be vas psffsd man;
hs had no fsuits." There srs many touching n
oidents that might b rseeuntsd Of he kAdnso sto
this perssodtsu sIisa ooms ysaxs ego aAlAsto
girl vas thrust IRON ths ears q ees Of The raii.
xS1ai 3S5told rs aorY d IS fis.f 6 IL
summer, who inmsdistely iafrodaeDd revelation
II the Senate to revoke the eomfsny's charter;
whsreupoa ths company promptly paid the girl
. handsome sum. At the funeral In the Senate
chamber the most noticeable sGsring upon the
casket was . large broken column Of vtolets and
white aralsas which bad bssu placed tAsrs By this
girl.