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DRY GOODS.

ELheAN hLAck MATELAssE SILKS.
h LnONc BLACK SILK NELNUrS
80 PIECE BLACK and BROWN rRINMING yEI-
INBRo1DEREnyACKET sanaoyFRpRFSsrs
Handsome STRIPED and PLAID SILK MI
WITS, for ever dres-ez
REAL CsNEIS HAtR SnAwIs
FkENCH INDIA SAAWlS, sn prizes
sKAL, BROWN, and NAVY BLUE SILks 10 al
qualities.
SEAL BROWN FRENCH MIRINos.
$50 pieces fine allwcol PLAIDs, leone o. the fnest
100 pieSes LUfINS FRENCH MERINOS, CON-
prising one 81 the hAndsomest assOrtmcnts We
Rich BLACK and CoLoRKD sILKs IN every
quality
The shove goods have Just been received, and are
a. cheap A. the same quality can be purchased Tor
in New York.
oNE PRICE ONLY.
WM N sHUSTER a BRO.
uoNH ola P~nnryivasia avenue.
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District Government Affairs.

Tne District offices on I j street are closed
TO day, the COMMITS loaeTS taking part in
the funeral proce ssion.
The District COmmiss toner's have given
orders for the purchase and redemption of
water stock bonds To the amount OF $50 900
These bonds were issued by virtue of the act
OF The Legislative Assembly, approved JULY
70, ISL, and 10 provide additional water sup
ply To Washington and Georgetown, and
were limited 10 s4jO, OCO in extent Of issue az
seven per cent interest al the rate Of SIJ 600
annually from the water fund. This is the
Erst batch that has been received.
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CSFoRTUSATT.-GeSte rday lady arrived
EeTe over the baltimore and Ohio railroad on
her way TO LynchbCrg, Va, and finding she
MAD several hours to spare, went to the Cap.
ilol 70 take a view OF the remains OF Vice
President Wilson On her way she, with Eer
iittie daughter, stopped in the grounds TO
rest taxing seat on one OF the iron settles,
anO on IfOceeolng missed her yalise, which
her little girl had carried CONTAINING her
railIOad tickets and about $50 n money. all
khe Had- She supposed the girl mad taken IL
nom tne seat which they had occupied. On
returning 10 look for IL, IL was gone. although
haIdly I'VE minutes had elapsed. The laiy
reported the case To police headquarters, aud
Is IN great distress.
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CHRIS. XANDER'S Stomach Bitters a sure
cure for dyspepsia and the milder types Of
malarial fevers. Parties suffering from af-
fecttons OF the respiratory organs can also
obtain at his store, No. Gil Tin ST.. between
and Massachusetts avenue, DIR. Raeber's Gel
ebrated Wild Cherry Bittars. For q foe and
pure table Wine, ask for Catawba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

THE THEATERS-At fhe NosioFlal THERE,
the matinee yesterday afternoon, The Prin-
cess OF TreblZonde" was presented in excel
lent style before very large audience. At
the presentation OF Madam Angot's Child"
IN the evening there was scarcely standing
room IN the theater. Mrs. Oates, In the role
OF "CIairette," brought down the house. as
usual, while the excellent singing and acting
OF tie company throughout received praises
from all sides. Mr.. Drew is not only good
singer, but is becoming good actor in comic
OPERA very essential requisite-and in the
role of " Pomponet." in which both accom-
pilshments are required, ne appeared to
great advantage last night. - She is SO III
noeent'' he rendered in splendid style, and
gracefully responded 10 an encore. The
waltz at the close OF the second act was en-
Enthusiastically received. and Mrs. Oates was
twice recalled. Tonight, 1.-THE Princess of
TTeoizonde" will be presented for the last
lime.
III FoTd's ODeTG House, Salburys Tromba-
douTs attracted good house last evening,
ana he comlcalities Of the side-splittiDg eX-
travaganza, I" Patch work." were greeted
with rcars OF laughter. Mr.. Salisbury is a
fair comedian, and Miss Gertie Granville is
especially good as "Anastasia." The enter
ta1nmeDt commences every ewing with the
neat little comedy /" Sailing Under False
ColOrs.'
Al ne TheOter COaH9ue, Milton Mobiles
Jim BiudsOe" attracts large houses nightly
The play Is a thrilling ana interesting one
and is well presented. The additional va
Teiy performance is always first class.
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THE MILwAuKEr WHIsvv Tr,

Milwaukee, Wis, the jury in the case ~
With q kilwort, distillers, returned a YER
DICT % YESTERDAY morning Of not guilty as to
and were discharged. Moelter, the ga5Sar
who was convicted several days ago and was
waiting sentence under bail, has disap.
peared.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
orHICE OF CErkY SIGNAL ORFIesR,

For middle and eastern states, falling ba-
Tometer. southeast 10 southwest winds, in
eTtaEiug TO brisk and probably high on the
coast. warmer, cloudy and rainy weather,
followed tonight by rising barometer west
10 north winds, colder and clearing weather
IN former. and Saturday morning In latter
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GEORGETOWN.

THE Il. E. CHURCH RECroRSHIPs-Tbe
yestry Of st. Johns p. E. church here has ac-
copied the resignation OF its present rector,
Rev. A. b. Atkins, and extended a call to tn
Rev. Mr. Perenchief, OF Mount Holly. New
Jersey, but as yet have received no answer
The Rev. w. W. Williams. rector of Oh rist
church. here, has declined the call from the
Philadelphia college
THANKSGIVING DAY was very generally
observed here. The stores were closed and
the churches very well attended.
CATTLE MARKET.-Messrs. Means. Wea-
yer d Co. report sales at Drovers' Rest yes.
terday OF 5GT head of cattle at from to G
cents per pound; 200 sheep and lambs were
offered and sold at from 5 to 6 cents per
head for lambs; Is cows and calves were sold
at from S24 to S55.
THE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
chants Exchange, to-day, amounted to
$500 bushels. Sales of 800 bushels al sI.36H
SS. SO, 40k, AN. 45k, 46h "A.
RIVER AND CANAL Arrived - Steamer
Lady of the Lake from Norfolk consigned
10 X. PA. Denham with general merchandise
for District merchants; steamer Express
from Baltimore, to J. q. q j. NJ. Waters.
with miscellaneous freight for District mer,
chants; schOOners Warren Sawyer and L. a,
Rose, from Boston, cOnsi gned 10 Hartley x
Brother, with general merchandise for Dis
trict merchants. By Canal-Boat Seneca.
with LOCO bushels wheat and 800 bushels
corn for Il. c. Wheeler; boat II. NJ. Talbot
with ZOO bushels wheat for H. NJ Talbot
and iC0 bushels rye and 2 tons straw for T. c.
Wheeler.
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SCARLET CLOTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the weight of fannels. The most elegant
under garments for gentlemens wear yet
produced. A. SAKS & Co, SIC eth ST.
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A fashionable SILK Hat for So 50 or So
Elegant stiff Felt Hats. 81 30, 81 and g. 80.
Splendid assortment soft Felt Hats, 81 to So
Boys Hats and Caps for dress or school, at
LEWIS, 920 9TH ST., between and X.
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VERDICT IN THE FORT FoofE MURDER
SSAsh.-ln the nited States circuit court in
p~innore on Wednesday, in the cases of j.
indicted as principal and the latter ss aces
sIy 20 tne homicide Of Geo W. Moor iprJune
Nd ibe i pIr tSots Prince Georges county,
msnsIanybts, fe as !, verdict OF guilty OF
not guilty. "N" isosoAs
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CITY TIE us.

WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK COATS
The most useful garment for oVerWear vet
produced. Call and see them.
A. SARS d Co., 3i6 It'll ST
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THE TRAPERE STILL CLAIMS Irs VIC
1ins.-A boy named Lasette eight years
oid, while performing at the Theater
night made q leap from the trapeze ana
struck on the carpet held by attendants. In
some way the carpet slipped from their
nanas, throMlng the boy ON the stage, SO Sc
to live, AfS@t01
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LYON, the signal service observer a. Nopnt
Washing ton, started to descend the NOM.
tain ON Tuesday morning, and has 40, bper
heard Of since. II is feared he psrishai in
The storn OF Tuesday night.
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gGoCGH's "BLUNDERs," at Wesley Chanel.
IN and streets northwest, Wednesday eve,
nlng, december I; % cents. This is his new
, 40 pest lecture. See advertisement for par
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TIE Rev. JOHN :. GLENDENSING of the
Prospect avenue Presby terrain church, Jer-
sey City heights. who acquired a painful
Dotoriety some time ago in connection with
the hapless Mary f. Pomeroy, LETT there
Tuesday with his mother and sister for a
new home in the veSf
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Mr.. HARVEY C. BELT. wall
throughout the District, died night iast a,
MS residence, No. 40 % street norfhwest
1itsr an illness OF about six weeks. Mr..
BeIt was coppersmith by trade bat Of la 70
years has been engaged IN contracting. ami
Also IN the wood business. He was a i.ien-
Der OF Calanthe Lodge, Knights OF Pytsias,
and his funeral viii take placeon Sunday,
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toRAL SCARF PINS and q new dead-2old
stud and buttons to match, received at
riggs Jeweiry store, No 46I Pennsylyania
avenue, near y street.
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USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Sth, 1875. I'LL.
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SEAL SILVER in sscques, mudrs and boas
ard many other desirable furs at slime,
metz's, l23I Pennsylvania avenue.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Mr,
John o. Stegar, counsel for Mr.. Henry Ty-
son, receiver OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, has made an Investigation into the
anairs OF the company, cost OF the road, liza
bilities and assets, and the information has
been published in pamphlet form by Mr..
The debt OF the company is enormous-about
SIS SS6. 0A 50, Mr.. SteRar thinks-while its
estimated assets are 2s,750 1872 Is. The road
ton. '~
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BEwARE OF limitations. Buy only The
genuine folded-edge collars, Elmwooi ana
Warwick, They are the best made.-Adr.
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN TOOTH Observation-Disclosures
will not fall out or break OFF while u ing To
secure the genuine see that The Groom Brush
is stamped on handle.
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x,'Ck TRIMMING in silver fox, sea otter.
rennsylyania avenue. ii''
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KemOyaI-COrns. &c
On and after December LIST, DR.. White,
Chiropodta, will occupy the very eligible
apartments of the new brick building, 14i6
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment Of Corns, Bunions, ChilbIains,
vascular Excrescences, Club and irgrowing
Nails, &C.
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MURDERED BY A LUNATIC.-At Gettys-
burg, Pa, yesterday a lunatfc named uiil,
at the county hospital. killed a woman by
the name of Beatty, who went into his room
10 clean IL. He chOied her until inSenSibls,
and then drove the small end OF a broOn,stic k
IL 10 her brain. she had been repeatedly for
hidden To 90 into his room without one OF
the keepPrS
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
- BETWEEN
PhILADELPRll, ALEXsNDREA. WASH.
INGTON AND youngstown
Ealing DAYS
SATURDAY, at ID m. ~W-E
ID. O., MONDAY. at o o. m
- This line connects at Philsdelphia with Clyde,s
Regular Semiweekly Line of Steamers for Proyi-
oence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
VIM. P: CLYDE Co, Philadeiphia. "
REED, Alexandria, Va
~freights delivered by Knox 3 Express. Orders
let ~ General 0fice. sos Penosylvanis avenue. or
TO- tr
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REPORTED DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER IN
DIAN RiSG.-The st. Louis Globe Demo-
Gratis Topeka. Kansas, special says:Nhd-
vices recelved here TO day. from Washington
state that Enoch Hoag, superintendent of
this Indian superintency, and Agent Gibson,
OF the Csages, are both to be removed. 1t is
charged here on good authority that a ring
OF spectators has been defrauding the Pot
tawatamle Indians, who until recently Occu-
pied reservation near Topeka. The prin-
cipal charge is that certain members OF the
tribe living in the Indian territory were rem
resented as being dead, and their estates
were administered upon and the proceeds
pCcketed by the ring
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A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes
Hair Brushes and Combs, by w. s. ThCmp-
son, druggist, 70S 18th street.
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Has ReOIOCed 10 his Ncso House ant once, on
q street IltO., No. 90G, 3 doors lcest O}yth,
Where he Is prepared to clean kid gloves, a
slf gle pair for % cents, two pairs for 30 cents
and tnree pairs for 30 cents. Wells and trim
ming cieansed and stiffened. Ostrich
Feathers cleaned and cuTled, nice and cheap
Gentlemens clothes cleanSei and dye5 on .
very short notice In q first-class manner
Spots removed from garments without
cleaning the whole. Il2gtr
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fOLICE SOURT-JtMDc SfleI.
Yesterday thescOurt was in session for a
snort Time, and about a dozen cases OF COM
mon DRINKS were disposed of. George Rear
don, who was before the court on Wednesday
for assault and battery, was up again for
beating witness who testified against him,
and the court sentenced him to Jail for six
months.
TO-DAY.
James w. Barnes was up for selling rum
without license, and the hearing was post
pOBeo until the seth inst Giles Miller, drum X
and disOrderly; IS. Peter CarricO, profanity;
So. Willie Johnson, a vagrant, was sent 10
the chain gang. Perry Baker was sent to
Keep him company, charged with the same
Henrietta Bruce went to the same place.
Theresa Smith, loud; So. Peter Campbell
and Michael Burns, drunk and loud; IS.
James Smith, disturbing Georgetown; S5
Lewis Lancaster, drunk aud boisterous; s..
walter Stewart, same; IS. William John
son, James Mason and Strothard Pynn dig.
o. derry assembly; IS each. James A. George
profane; IS. Mary Warren, colured was fined
$50 and costs for keeping a bawdy house in
the western part OF the city, and In default
was committed for co days. with her FIVE
year old child. William Fl johnson, threats:
500 to keep the peace. Robert Rawlins. as
sault and battery on Elizabeth Cav
snaugh; $50 and costs, or 60 days in JAIL
Henry Miller, assalt on Charles Lee;
81 and costs, Or three days in Jail
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/. ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS,

BRUssEL AND lNGshIN CARPETS MUST
BE SOLD.
Extra Heavy Canton Flannels. l.s.-vorth Is
tncrOscroRCiu Cotton, lnc-unh-arf Of hef1-e.
Dress GoCd stock too large. aud bargains can be
hsd irs m l2ls e.. O. hne gOods.
Double Nidth FrcLch Plai5s and rIain Shifting
Black sits cheep-sI1-. q efOO.
- 81 aEes double " idth CashusrCs. 70 IN.
Drap Kite, nerinos, BJnbaz ines, Henrietta
Cloths.
Carpet Stock very chear Tor cash.
Iugrsns marked dou a 10 O. sc pr yard
brussels = l.ZS-WOrth Sis
Brusse's IN Romans n, m 81 % te sil2f
kugs, bA's, OIL NlOths-verv cheap
Large stock Blanket ana Comforts 81 81 q sc co.
a lust dealer 70 all. sll goods guaranteed rep
resented TAEnaN~
novls TT roo MARKET spsce. bet 7th and sth Sc
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LADIES' GOODS.

LAD1ES GOODS.
MRs. SELMA RUPERT.
Ga srH STREET, Opposite PATENT oFrIcp.
BKRLIs zEPEYRs, woRsTED GOODS, saa
CANVAS KABRoIDKRIEs.
y BssStifgi selss,iSns q EMBRoIpERED SLIP;
sfsfPK ss LIGHT sSRKEss .ss ToMIk
RACKS.
Large assortment Of Childreu's Merino CIoAks,
MSrsted Caps saoSuss. Lesginss, and Fame Wool
OSTRICH TIPS, LEES than salf price; large stock;
~ al fashionable eolors' ct the SneSeest ,soJe in
n0ylst COS oh e., ORR. Patent once.
FELT HATS, pvsr or.,,rx,
EEk sTTSahk ef basIsSfss, FANCY FEAru. -
special stisnti0S given to erasr,
novs-n IIos street.. S.. y ra lib ana ,h.
A MI = mad. al ESI ny SEEg
LACAs'1 WILLIAMS.
A NEW ARRIVAL on HANDSOME DRESS
n TRIMMINGS in the isiesi sty = Sna Patterns,
al VILLA An :.
tn. Ls Mysssy s ass. & LADIES,
mods sna s Mlsshs OLoAks and wpk5ES.Es At
AT WILLIAMS Ladies' will rra samples o,
IN CoL0REp fRINGES for which orders can bs
leit TO suit their dresses. noys-lm
NyRs. X. BOBERTs,
WI CHEAP MILLINERY STORE
BtLTiBORE PRlCES-LATEST STYLES.
noyl-lm. No. 1909 I'm 81. northwest
ERMILYA
IL selling
LADIES' ELEGANT BUTTONED BOOTS
OF his own make o. $3.50
6lo NINTH STREET,
oetSor Opposite Patent Once.
NIES. y. sTRATToN informs the Iadies OF Ea-t
lNB Washington and vicinity that IN addition 10
niltinery, DressmakiEg. &c, che has opened 4
Stamping Department, with new and attractive do
signs. hlso agent for the Bazaar Glove fitting Pat
terms. Oil Pennsylvania avenue o. e. Oct4 I'm
kN MISS z. A. MCCORMICK, a
sos Pennsylvania Avenue, up Stairs ~
Fine French MILLINERY for the FAN and
Imported BoNEETs and HATS in the newes,
Fine French FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS,
RIBBONS, &C.
Special attention given to orders. oc,2O II
NINE. L. r. JEANNERET
RETURNED FROM PARIS
With the choicest assortment OF PATTERN n
BONNETS and III SITS. ~
DbESSmAKING in all fits branches. *
l101 PEkSA. AVENUE and q NORTH
CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE. oot9 n
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES


Owing 20 the unprecedented duiiness IN conner
cial circles an New Work city, Ne have been erablef
% purchase slns RARk RAEGAlNs In FORElGN
and IUMEsllO pkk Goo rs. which we pfer 81 q
sltg hf advarCe On the oriGiuRl SfFlish Snow
fake and knick erhocker suiiings. beautiful plAids,
IN all Qualities. . m - cents O. s2s0 per yard.
Plain pre- Goods. frum = cents O. > 50 per yara.
Black hlpacas ard VI hair. 3 ceufs % : "A pet
Yard. Black silks, tiUoluding Bonnet. Bsllons.
Guinet and Cote DeCote O. lehrsted Makes q u
8 s9 per yard : al Bru~n Silk, ~ 80 per yard,
Ncrth 81, Blnck tsshmerrs. original Franch dye,
very cheap Beaver Cloth Tor lasiss' sargue. az
oucsd prices; AndroscegFin Cyaui Nidcl Blesched
Cotton, ~ cents. siik Facsd Velvet, 81 O. - per
ard, = inch FL SIX Velvet, y or yard. a
greatly fednoed price Turkey Rsd Table hAnAsk,
- cents and mp button fsris Kids. all cuiors.
SIN. = most complete line q Lalies' snd Cent
IrIsrueer, Of the NsTy best makes sad Etyes. dreG
from The m1fufacfurprs. ~ hoiesale prices. Wool
len Biaukegf- fr m 10 - pr pair. tielsprcads,
81 20 -, Boulevard Skirts, On and upwards
Prints. "a cents and mp Hose from D. cents a :
per pair. We cner the above nseltiunad Gonls,
with complete Assortment q other fancs and Do
mesti Dry Goods, ~ equally low prices. All goods
are hrst class, and marked IN riain dguros Gall
and examine. BRODHEa0 - CO..
novle-u $50 Penua sv., be- Oh and l0th IS
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier

FR.cKLEs removed by Natures Beautiner
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A FAVORABLE NoToRIETY.-Thn Zoos
reputation OF 'BTO1,7l'S bronchial Tr8cIeS" for
the relief of coughs colds, and throat dis
eases, has given them p favOrab bic notorie:y
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w. Moore, Merchant Tailor,
Ne,0 York CCerte.
Fine Black Dress Suits made to order, : y
Chinehilla Overcoats G25. lI,I96
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~ TIE CRININAL COURT, Jud ge DIN, on
wednesday, las. Thompson was acquitted
victed OF larceny, was sentenced To tha nenj
untiary for one year; ThOs. J. Montgomery
plead guilty to larceny, and was sentenced
10 one year at Albany; Byron NOEL, cor
at albany. The court adjourned until to.
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"TIRED NATURES SWEET REsToRER,
BALMY SLEEP."-But there are times when
this "Renewer of Strength" is denied us,
times when our minds and bodies have been
so overwOrked and are SO worn out that we
woo the drOwsy god in vain" ThePerucidn
Syrup tan iron tOnic) renews our strength,
and makes our rest sweet and refreshing. co
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BAD FOR THE DUCKs.-Tne Yacht Ella
Ireadwell. Captain Tasker, left 18th street
wharf wednesday with a party of expert
enced gunners for the lower Potomac hunt
ing grounds, taking with them provisions
and outfit for two DAYS trip, and as ducks
are reported plentiful there they expect to
MAKE The feathers fly. The party is COM
Fltzsimmons. Lamb, Shaffer and Throon'
an pia,e printers, and joint owners OF the
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BEWARE OF TOOTH PoIsoNs vended un
der the name of dentifrices. Adopt and ad
here to the only preparation that really pre-
serves the teeth, and hardens the gums, fra
grant SozO1ont. ITS effects on decaying teetl
are marvellous. on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

ale ,CW 8eceF hare % gOOd faiy,g
cheap tChO is afraid to ash TIE
price,"
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Nossr.d . nsns .aa 3D.: ciossius. NM
& :; J: .sss: ssS sss :. g, ssssssk
Boys Undershirts aLd Drawers. sSc sc. 7se'' III
and mp; White Linen Boson Shirts. ne. &c. II 20
o9eo. With . full line % Unieruesr. ,Serx
Glove, = nit ysckcts euspsnders, Ae,; Hesvg Can.
ton Iieunei Drawers. 7sc. % 81. Cali at ia aud
noSWu wv. sELBe
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The WoMKN's CHRISTIAN Association
tween X and $ northwest, yesterday. and re- !.
ceived contributions in aid Of the Home
and also subscriptions. The contribu tions
lars, and subscriptions to quite a handsome
sum. In the afternoon the inmates of the
old Home were treated TO q Thanksgiving
dinner At the new Home. The Home will be
formally opened In about two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

MOTHERS. save the lives OF your daugh-
ters when affected with conSumptive coughs
or violent colds. by administering to them
without delay, the standard specific, HaIe'S
II o71ey Of HoTehOiuid and Tar.
Pixies TOOthache DrODs cure in one m inufa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

For chills. fever. ague and weakness
Ltcbtg'S Liquid B1tTact Of Beet, in pint bottles
as 10 equal. 1t quickens the blood and in
Vigorates the whole system. co
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-08-16

til last year, when it was cancelled.-
The stock holders have never received
any interest or dividends on the money
advanced. They hope, now that their
debts are paid, to receive enough for the
use of the Fair Ground property, to pay
the interest on the money advanced. 1t
Is well known by all, who have proved
the matter, that a purely agricultural
and mechanical Fair will not pay ex-
penses in this county, and that horse
trot, or balloon day is necessary in
order to pay expenses and premiums.
This is not as it should be, but the Fair
Ground Co. have to adapt themselves to
the times, and are obliged to devote
day to amusements, to raise funds to
pay those who bring meritorious articles
or animals for exhibition and competi-
ton. The people who patronize the
Fair held at this place may be assured
that the premiums paid, and the enter
tainments given, will equal in price. the
sum received for patronage and if they
desire to have a better fair it remains
for them to make it so by bringing more
for exhibition, and by aiding in making
the Fair worthy of one of the best coun-
ties in the State.