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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
HEw FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Prices LOWER THAN EVER
GOODS BErTER THAN EvER
NOW 10 THE TINE TO BUYI

Hero are few Of the bargains offered Boys
and Girls HeriSo EmbrOidered CAPS AID Hoods.
and Merins French Hoods, Hsnd Kuft Zephyr Ca Os
arQ Eocos, Ii snd Knit Jacques, 81; SiiE and satin
Quilted Hoods. VERY me, 80 and 81 Infant5' BE.
rino CioaKs, 81; Childrens, Misses and Lads Leg
Drawers, sl; Genie heavy Merino Shirts, SOC and
q; Ladies' Heavy and Fine full regular Hoss
three pair for 81; Mems super stout British Socks,
25 and 8! Large W bite Chinese SilK Raadker!
chiefs oEiy Sl Small d., do 5gc., very cheap; La
aies' and Gents Hemstftched aud Hemmed Linen
u andkerchiefs from l2sc. up TO 5Oc.; MessI fine
bite shirts only 81 LsrRe size fine Linen DinDer
Napkins, / per dozen; Turkey Red Fruit Napkins
81 Per dozsn; Childrens' aud Ladies' Fancy Wool,
extra long Hose rs TO Goo. pair; Ladies' ius White
broldered slipper Patterns Only 81; very superior
Kid Gloves for men and ladies, latest styles ali
colors, 81 and el 80; Ladies' Dogskin Gauntiets
81; six nue Ivory Handle Table aud Dessert
Knives only ST So six solid steel full Silver PLACED
Desert - or Table knives; 81 per set; six Table
-; Elk Teaspoons, warranted plated on w hits
Meal, 81; three aHd five bottle Casters, 0I; Inc
ditto, 81; best Butter Knives. soc Napkin Rings,
best plate, 500; solid silver ditto, ei; Use hair and
rors. o.; Bill Books and wallets, asc. TO ri: Pic
ture Frames In 10 ge variety, 49, mp to Sa Brack.
cts Of ell kinds, &c. to 81; Towel Racks, Book
Shelves, Tables, Hatrscks, 81; ten pin Diamond
Hatrscks, SNc ihe Razors and Pocket Knives
Ill Lsnch Baskets, Is and Soc; Shawl Straps, Is
And eOc splendid assortment OF Vases and Orna-
mssss trSM 2ss up to 81 fine Chromos 10 immense
1t is i'm possfble to enumerate and describe the
thousand; Of articles. Come and see for yourself.
establishment are packed with goods to the ceiling
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STRANGE EFFECT OF MATRIMoNY. - The
Paris correspondent of the London Daily reIe-
sraI b writes "A strange incident is reported
from Lyons, Of which 1 FIRST heard some DAYS
ago, without crediting 1t. On the 9th October
Two young Ieople were married In that tywn
Within q fl " hours OF the ceremony they be-
came iBseDsible, and have remained so ever
since. The Lyonese doctors have exhausted
though alive yet, are evidently sinking from
mere starvation. There can be no question but
that rome M rcotic Of the most violent clsss has
we are told hat young man, apprenticed TO \
chemist, his been arrested on suspicion. But
IL is believe that several Of the marriage guests
bore part in the AFFAIR, which wAs meant e .
jest only"
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J ne I : STE. rer G-ft7 arg 81 .lr MONT y
n TOW, arrived af The navy ytTf v.--a5I -.
EeBemIer tie great art exhibition =. Line lrt
hal tonight. Admission EVtG'iy Trd1Gel-
adults, - cents. children, 70 cents.
Information has been received here ~ the
oea'h OF 81. Charles ". Baues, 'AteOf this civ,
~ hsTTOCStuTg, ~. Mr.. l. ans for some wears
lad been IN the Treasury &c paTtmeat and A.
torrey Generals Office. but resigned IN Nav
last e. practice law. He WAS married only a
few weeks ago 70 Miss Minnie TJhhrtts, daugh
ter OF hr. J. NJ. Tlhtetts, . wei knOTn NAL
contractor in the west.
Attention Is called 10 the advertisement in
to-cays STAR Of tie MiHue~Cta Process Family
Flour, manufactured by Geo. Shoemaker x
Go. IL " pronounced by those who have tried
u to lie OF unequsled purity and excellence
and II Is claimed that much more bread can BE-
mace from II than from Old-stvle -four, tins
recon mending itself equally 70 bakers and pri-
waite families,
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EVENING STAR.
FRIDAy........NO g, 1874.
LIZ REarHFR

war DEPARTMENT. orc Cbisf .Sf0-1I otter
WAsFISGTuy, Nov. 2, isTI, 70 50 a. m. :
PECEAEIIJTIES-FoT the south Atlantic
states, continued Gear weather will prevail
9Th north OF east winds, igh barometer, and
slight charges in temperature. For the gulf
states. parity cloudy aLd hay weather, north
east y nds veeTing 70 EOutheTly, stationary or
rising temperature, and continued high barOm-
eter. For the middle states, generally clear aud
warm weather, with southwest or northwest
winds and rising barometer. For New England,
partly clOudy and continued warm weather,
with south CT yeft winds, rising barometer, and
light rains north OF Massachusetts,. For the
IaEe reFiCT. Terr0Tsee- and the Ohio valley
SLd tie northwest, generally clear and haZy
weather. with southeast to southwest winds no
decided fsl Of temperature and stationary or
falling barometer.
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The Duty of Citizens to their Fellow
CitizanR

Editor Of The Star: Permit me to thank YOU
for the excellent and timely editorial published
IN your edition of Saturday last, upon the sense
less practice OF many of our citizens going to
Baltimore and elsewhere to buy goods tn At
they can tnd just as good and as cheap
at home. You have struck precisely the
right nail upon the head, and have
awakened feeling in our business community
that until now has not found expression. One
your wake in discussing the subject falls into
the error Of saying that the nabit is confined
mostly to persons in government employ, who
go elsewhere to buy because they are in debt
here. This would seem plausible if il were like
ly that they could buy goods upon credit out of
town; but this, as rule, they cannot do, hence
why should they incur the expense of going to
other cities and getting rid of their good cash,
which could be used TO better advantage here?
The facts OF the case are as well know, that this
class OF people do nothing of the sort. 1t Is the
idents who indulge in this stupidity-fOr stu
pidity it is in the broadcast sense-especially in
those who are surely injured by its retroaction.
As the Dutcbn n said to the man who had fired
at him several timee, " It's doime do etchop dis
nonsens." Patronize your neighbors. If they
havnt got the exact article you want name it
to them and they will get it sooner than You
can: and If you consider the price too high name
that also, and policy, If nothing else, will
prompt them to reduce their figures, though
think that willIbe quite unnecessary, as the re-
here a. in any city of the union.
Please continue to agitate the subject, Mr..
EDITOR, until people come to q realizing sense
OF they duty to themselves and to one another.
A SToRRKEHPRR AND
HEAVY TAY PAYER,
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L OC1L NEW S.
Anlusemenfs, dc, To-nIghs,

N4fDEIl THsGfrr-Aimee GpeTa ROutfe Com
paEy In Ia Belle Helene.
fgris ezra L-ass.-Mr. John Mccullough,
IN King Lear.
TlsG'sr Cr1iFrfs.-Sir uoT Bsrt0I. Miss VIr-
GINA Stickney, aud Other attractions
L-rrr'r F1T.-NsS HebeT's Grand Carnival
of Art and Science.
kq-.ai'r Harr-Frza Lecture on the French
Language by P51f E-.sIl- Lambert &c $50
+. II.
0l5 Fs--rr' E-T-.-l.s, T-t.esax OF
Paradise Let.
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d. S1LVRFB1R0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
oct3c-tr S19 TIE ST.. MAR PINNsYLvANIA Az,
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
70 SALE.

II 10 claimed for these waters with perfect coxf.
der that In certain forms OF dis they no
equal among the medicinal waters Of America. y.
pecialy 10 this claim made for them in The diseases
peculiar to womens In affections of the kidneys,
bladder, and sppendages' and in arrangements Of
the digestive Organs.
Boxes, coptaininG sir gallons in glass, delivered
Ct the kcottsburg Depot Of the Richmond and Dan.
vile raflIosd, Of Sc Pstent carboys Of ve gallons
o 90; 10 be paid In advance. For testim oaias a.
dTeas THOMAS y. GO ode,
Buffalo 0prinls,
sepS WIN" Asc0enoufg county, vss
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planned how II. got of the train at wilmlnston
aud getting on the re car went 70 Philsfel-
phia; bow IL was hat he come away without
paying his bill, making it necessary Il Z him 70
telegraph to Mr.. KiIboarn to paw it,
Mr.. Suithers had not concluded yh.n orr
vOrt closed
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TO CLOtE BUSINESS,
lhEM ka noes SLAUGHTEH
rT fha rrfTa

n q . % ID 6
A1s eullft STOCK g. De sid a prime within the
r.S.,, NEXT NINETY DAYS.
test taiicnSF, q 4 srd - tarH vriFa grfsor ..
20 Ncfth ls'si double width sheetius Dottnus al
T. NNtth dgutle the money, Biaca alq.css 81 a
WIN q, 20. NfrtE -. Nsfar- prsgf Clofb al
f4Siois ron fbc. EEs Csutun Fisup. Is loo Vol
= amer, l9--, tt.CC az q tn Skirt. "a, worts
q &c tct u nd, SIC, worth 81. CUveriids aud
bIsEEf.-' y issihi'r. b. Lalies' Kemmol Handk0~-
ch'tiss = ls0f.s. L.-.. ne worth a Table I'm.
ems beotohs, Psp-r C.'urics. aud che tire sf1rk
70 20 lNh efons = men lrE; Ottoman Reversible
slaN-s' 81 To- ia.i ard take n lnok ~ our stork
seioTe urobssinF elseV here, - No $50 Bridge Al
sr.iRcioVu. II q. 7. o. tt0R 81 lie. better than
nhNt' eS'ttih IL. octsO In
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Georgetown Advertisements.
HY THOMAS DOWNING, auctioueer.
1Fsk sAtE IS yybAhhgARLk IMPROVED

TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Is ek6RsETa ~. q 9. 40
- tie District Of Columbia, rassef - ~ h Ssv
-, 81 n oA, a, Is Z, - CERTAIN cause therein
Bfmsh slug, vas esmr slnsot. Ard S y dsssi. 81
-. asttS asSss' snd an order passed in said
" tJHSss,, VII ssi, on tae rsspsc,ive pSosi-Ss. y
6,tIo,s \ sofeTIsst : ts7s, :. trs az %
snns,td 10 Georgetewn, nis:riet q C1,1mSis, "a
All thSi i.l q srSSES gt,s and being IA Gs-ss-
lot No. l26, IN Beatty aod Hav ktSs' ssis,. - -
t,eWn' a. ne corner q high s-d - .tree.s .ai
e. feet, noe or les. or u sises;, faprSe.I ~
Brick AID Frsue arch use.
aUths: o'her r,~. - iot 'Eo res in ..'s p,s.,-
aud IIsV kit.' sratf.I.. f-,. a.-i - ,6Ii -
SHINING At ToinI IN the ws,' ii1e % Hieh str-et
distant s feet y t1ersso Uis ruth y en- sue -5uta
thence south WITH Bish street IS fsgt, more less
80 5-Ehilg GAGS wei 81, Lns same y idth 90 she
three story Brick store s'i Dwsiliss.
viii be sold .aee.her. al he 10 r,r,..fIotso
Is, IN said b etty sts Hswkins a:dit on lat part
b.sul- e. toll vs: Bs.i mus 6 &c; / inch from
tse south line ef ID street. I'D run her uth a
eet, thsh seulh ooi dggtees vests fs.t, thu south
ise north SAli OF J. cob Rsg..tsrs's nsw nous.,
~ ,i, e. = a, g. $ = feet riches 20 IA
cbes, then esst VI ith -eHth lire q = ST n g.,
.Seats- % Isrt bounced ~ toii.Vs. 3 gftaiuS u
tue southwest corner q th- Irr INST Fas-ri NsA AZ
the yEI CT. Il ire above uue Of = Zee. me-, al
- u = - Pr ls'ie', in2 tatr south tNteld-
ns IA asl oeui'gncc i,be 81 . ts-i icches,
81 ie-ss 80 ETguks north inc. fa-r ga-r rast han
north parallel 20 IN irst line ., feet inches more
or Tess and then westerly so fh. beginning
IeiEs It ssie: one. third OF tss .at--a money
q rsct parcel sold e. D. cA.u md t1e balance in
two squsi pay routs at six aUI -srise -1rt,s, ,iF
lnfeft- IRON CAV e "a O. . -HHLr1f p. az prvsH
TO- us - % tee sui reserve I.e on th- p-raisss
merit oi The purchase money, Deed viii De gwen
20 me Iufohs'fTs. SlU 90 b. psii - time u -
CT sch parcel sold Al ,.rtsy.rgff.- M rn.f -
lulcnafer. rms - b q. glIft with within nv
Cag II L. cay g safe, o-E--Vi-a Jlr trustees re-
eeINt 'he - M 70 resell the pariy sod ~ he zk
ahu COST q ne ms fl'ci--tT turcaasera
y AAIt q :. cox,
VILLA , FA-EFN. AtH-'Nr1.
LoNp eo&ds IHNNh- nlMI .rE A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

Buil's Cough Syrup than all other maitcjn g.
together. IL surely must be the best remedy for
cough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

IHR LATEST STYLES OF HATS for gantle-
men, boys snd children can always be found A.
Lewis Popular One Price Store, 92J I'll street.
between and X. D
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CITY ITEMS.

az LARGEST assortment Of gentleme1's -ine
medium, and lOw-priced Underwear, az ur,r4s
TO suit the times, at Lewis"
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To days Proceedings.
TESTIMONY OF JOHN o. EVANS.

On the assembling of the court this morning
NJ. joan q. Econs was sworn:-During the
invest gaticn Mr.. Harrington had several of
witness books; don't recollect OF accompanying
Mr.. II. to his (H.'s) Office with the book s a fe
DAYS before the burglary.
CrOss-exsmined:-The books were left in
charge OF Mr. Harrington at the COMMITTEES
roouis; the nvesti CATION was open.
Mr.. Davicge asked IL he recollected Mr.. Alex
ander having examined the books. Ruled cut,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

MERINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, 81. p, al 20
saeli Medlcated Shirts and Drawers, At Roi-
lander Bros, near WiIiard's Hotel. IO,li,I;
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ALL-WoOL JNDE3sHIETS AND DRAWERS
9 80 each; the latest style Scarfs, at Holl.ndeT
BROS, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
lO,14l:
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PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS.
Try them.
GEO. c. HEYvTNq, No. 40 7fb stree,
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To BE Cured of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 20 Pennsylvania avenue north west. o
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LUXURY, health, economy insured by using
Diooiey's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, &c, epared in 10 minutes. Tryit.
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CESAR .Trs4.rlsS To pucaAsrKs or
II ED TON.
TOO LARGE,

IN cou-"rg rCs ~ To ca rrrIa ar.Irras e t-.a,.
Eees curing the iEs- Ui,l t.. dlg cur stu,k en-.
tirCy NJ"
TOO LAEGE,
sto N order - r roe 90 have fsfs-rl rr.T e--rr Eli
Pt RI TlASEHS '-. NAs-
Beet FHlNTs arIy 10 cents
s.G'rict 5isschto and Brown MUSLIN l.,
81 Cur entire STOCK marked Gown.
YATES - uITCasBI.
fcisl t' -gT Markrt N.ars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the second
monthly meeting OF Second Washington Co
operative Building Association, held at the
Board of Trade rooms last evening, IS 600 were
sold az an average of I7j per cent. premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

COUNTRY SAUsAGR.-TTy the celebrated
Baltimore country sausage. the best in the
market; Stall Isl, Centre market; sign of tho
Yellow Flag. w.Sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT SoCIs
TT.-festerday afternoon a meeting OF the
Monument Society was held, at which Admiral
Powell presided. statement was made having
reference to the present plan for raising money
to complete the mOnu ment, and although it was
not particularly favorable, it was not dis
couraging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, ct Holander
Bros. IOJII
WHY is 1T POPULAR?-Ask any fair m ndei
physician, or any family ia which it has been
used, ask the whole Drug trade, why H1Ie's
Honey Of EOdrh0und and Tar is so popular
The answer will be that the cures of fnveterate
coughs, which it is everywhere etfecting arr
tie topics of conversation in every city town
and village in the United States. Its enormous
and constantly increasing sales are based up N
the grand fact, notorious throughout the who:e
country. that it controls and masters yery dis
ease leading TO consumption.
itke'S I0oth-dche DropS-Cure in Ons minute.
-~
40 FOR ONE QUARTER BBL. SACK OF WEIGHS
Best Family Flour, a. w. j. REDsTRAKE's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store corner of
9th st. and New York avenue n. W. IO,7,E
CoRNs, BUNIoNs, SO.
For relief from CorDs, Bunions, Club and IN
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. " htte's establish
ment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE Under wear, at Hollander
BTos. IOII I.
TRY THE ELASTIC TRUSS, 235 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. 2,5
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FINE MACHINERY OILs.

We believe that +. N. KELLOGG'S SPIN.
Ole, tNGINs, SIGNAL and CfLINDBR
OILS. although costing q little more per gallon,
are really the most economical for the consumer for
the reason OF durability aud freedom from injury 70
machinery. III parties requiring oils will make
known the uses for which they are wanted, ne will
not Only guarantee them satisfaction, but that ths
goods shall prove precisely Represented, These
oils are not only largely used and deservesy popu-
lar throughout the United States, but have consls-
cradle demand for export, from foreign mauufsc.
turers and agents -soieatife American, scsl.sv
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ELECTION OF CHURCH TRUsTRRs.-At the
annual election OF the trustees OF Union Bethel
A. nj. T.. Church, held on the evening of the %
instant, the following were elected to serve the
ensuing year:-Wm. Beckett, VIM. Il udd, VIM
Freeman, Francis Upshear, Nathan Jones,
WE. GUM. L. II. Wright, Jerry johnson, and
Armktead Reed,
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N0TI0aCIAsII1e wa0 plsIal 70 DIS
ca su ths1 TOR higher cash D,ios thsn eny1j -
e To etQs ~ calling or e1frosItn9 HIRGO6s on
~ ~ ~ ID ~ AoA.G Ps'.S Ssss.'
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DRY GOODS.
FALL DRY GOODS.
LARGE STOCK ASD Iowa Pa,cYs

II ~-@~ @hA hOAbN-
LARGE STOCK AyD LswzR PRtcKS.
Hsvs qst novel IN W n.v, sore. AM n,s open.
Tor hftsn years.
fsrd See tie.setss coTToS cents. werthla
ss Pillow Case -, e.nt.. - 80 ~ -
hesyy wtse sHEErISG. "a srarfr a -
tAbL1 LlnEhs A.Hs,WtNEgborHs
NAthtes, Toe 49, snt CRaaHEs
MaTs n n1sts Dc sad snsS,r FLAsN sLs.
~ k1sts q. vl-s5. -, 81. Sis
4 tte new tUIlfs lu o. "a ~ ,.anp~ 81 -
h.essni hish {. lore. ~ lbs, rs, ~sr,h p.
pisss khPs a. - aiAg.S els,S-.s. FartEsa,
Pure nohaii sIrsC'G,,~. o g 90. 90 81,
TWlLLS, BOHR4JFVFS. y5vfSrV go
NJ -, aid pRsE p'ETE a -f---.r...
h1h. a elbhS, cirar. 10 q shall .f.r the sssf
ma e. g. bUiid az $50 tr.as ~
iron :. -.
BLaNksTS, 5jtas'S
hLHNhkTg -. v.rtH -
III nit = 81 "a II -.
'5ine English R'us-.i. : a.. rssIE
nov, 8, 7o9 s,-s-s-., 80 = - = -, .,
GREAT ATTRACTION To PUCHAsEKs or
Wsler r.. - 1.eea from sLcsto 81
ter s't. - ". Fir.rs.. - = cea-s canton
G tor g. too S. 80 O.. o. Ba-g.,as m Ris-S
~ .t.-r- so .r-,ss. a'aa ea lsrf. Rrass
= - IN hesE.f'el 80 n.f ~ rrrr'ar prices
i's'''' ans a ''' .' H,y = .,.~rg,s
oc'u IN roau ,.y,r.r.. Z .t I.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A HOTEL KgRP-
RR.-Ihis morning stranger called at police
headquarters and complained that his vaiise
had been broken open and rob- bed of his cloth
ing at the western formerly known as the Cen
trail Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue. and kept
by one Peter Schramm; that he was locked In a
room and some time during the night his money
was stolen, together with his watch and chain
y warrant has been Issued az ainst the proprie-
tor OF the house and q hearing OF the case will
take place to- morrow. The frequency OF these
complaints against this house has given it a
somewhat notorious name. 1t was not long
since that charge of keeping bawiy house
was made against Schramm and his wife and a
tine OF $500 each imposed ia the Police Court
from which an appeal was taken, aud the case
is now pending before the grand jury Recently
an old sea captain lodged complaint OF being
robbed OF a valuable gold watch, bat the charge
could not be sustained by testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

ELECTION OF RAILROAD OFBICRRs-At a
meeting of the directors of the Washington and
Ohio railroad, held in Alexandria on Wednes-
day last, Lewis Mckenzie was unanimously re-
elected president, and the following gentlemen
dlrecto1s:-Henry I. Harrison, Chss. b. b ALL
Henry heatOn, Loudoun; Cassius T. Lss, FAIR
fax; Benjamin Morgan, Richard IL. Lee,
Clarke; r. W. d. Holiday, Frederick.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-B. II. Warner, real
estate broker and auctiODeer, sold Yesterday
afternoon at auction, fer X. z. Dodge and P a
Darneille, trustees, lot lettered L, in square 725
fronting 10 feet inches on I'd street east, be-
tween Is and streets north, with depth OF
ll5 feet, and improved by a two story and VI an
sard-roof pressed brick dwelling, to A. III. Herr,
at 81, 035.
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CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.-This distin guished
lady appears in this city st morning aad even
ing entertainment at Lincoln Hall, November
l9th, and she will doubtless attract. as she has
always done, the ellts and fashion, and the re-
lined and cultivated. Her selection will consist
OF readings from Shakspeare's Henry VIII,
ana miscellaneous selection, including her in
mitable rendering of Car leton e affecting poem
OF Betsy and | are Out" The diagram for
reserve q seats Is now open at Warren ChOate K
Co.'s bookstore. See advertisement.
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SERIoUs CUTTISG AFFaAY.-Yesterdsy two
c. cred m u, named SamUe! Booker and Rich
&C CrUteh FIELD, employed at Harvey * Hold
err tSstaursnt, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
sc A. n sucst- got into altSrcstiou, during
Eeich soccer was cut In friaatful manner
SPOUT re h I'D snd breast by ths other party
Dn,eSr snlto assisted Booker 10 the Ceice OF DR..
bHlsiey' y 10 dressed bis wounds. Booker re-
hIR.
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HEAD AND HAIR HYGIENE PARLOR on
- ~, fSrlslsn pisn viii be opened by Prof. N.
ySe STSs, srscislty Of Wigs, Tgupees and ar
icaI hair Mork, as air Design, &C, sc. Alsot
Hstr Dressing aud Cutting for ladies' gents and
chndren. THE cont affect N any way our avenue
" ork. &c., &C. 0cfsl 81
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FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, ct Hollander
Bros. IOII I.
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. Ads5c: oe..... = b A; TYsoa sISTEs
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A BITz-BLACKBIRD.-Nr. ID. t. Sheriff. n,
Prince Georges county, brought to the citv n.
day quite curiosity, which be CAPTURED vs.
white South Carolina starring. Mr. s. wss an,
with gun and dogs after rabbits, and a flock OF
blackbiIds lying over he let into them, aud
among the Others the white specimen fell. Ii /.
OF the exact size and shape OF body ami mead a.
the ordinary blaekbi-1, and the only differences
IL that is feathers are white, with the usual red
fpot on the wings.
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The largest assortment Of one and two ba.---
ton TTlhl
KID GLOVES lnAGl
LADIES DRIVING GAUHTLETs ~
especially at
:. HELLgR'S,
cotI-lm ho.9l5 MGrEet SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

ENTHRTAINNENTs TINS EVENING AT
FOrd's Opera House this evening, the grand PLAY
OF King Lear, with Mr.. Mccullough a. Lear
viii De produced. Only two more opportunities
TenaIn OF seeing this really great actor.
Mile Aimee takes benefit at the National
to-night, appearing In the character OF the
rSilcklng Bell Helene. matinee tomorrow,
wren Madame AngOt's Child will be presented.
ne Great Niltonian Tsblesux has been ex-
hibited TO fnll houses this week. The price of
Sohllssion has been reduced Tor to- morrow after
noon mstinee to ten cents, to enable all the
ton.