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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-21
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was IA feet
3 SO inches on the gauge, having fallen
2 20 inches during the previous "a hours.
A dense fog prevailed night before last
and yesterday with the promise of be-
coming heavier than ever last night. 1t
Is probable the weather will be very cold
to-day.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Cherokee Is loading at ST. Louis
"ouL side" having found an insurance
agent who was willing to take risks on
her cargo to the extent Of 100000 il
necessary.
Diver John Gwyer telegraphs Capt.
Il. w. Dugan that he has raised the W.
j. Behan, which sunk at Shreveport in
July last. Red river remained so high
that until very lately it was impossible to
raise her sooner.
Two boats Of coal are sunk in the
channel just above Metropolis, which
pilots must look out tor.
The John Means has tho largest
cargo that ever was brought out on this
stage of water,
The Liberty No. has Il tremendous
tow of salt for st. Louis.
The Thomas Means due from st.
Louis Is bringing two barges OF iorn ore,
and will leave them here and help the
Etna to st; Louis with her tow.
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The Delmonico Saloon, with ten-pilI
alley. shooting gallery. and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. FOL
terms Of sale, apply TO
lo.2G-,f Mrs. ANNIE CoYSE.
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Hebron & We'll have always on hAnd
the best and largest stock OF Corssts In
the city. A good corset, grey or white at
II, cputs
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1875.
Local Weather Report.
INMEN " I5VN.
Sergeant, Signal service, L. ;. a
l0Sf

a round gold earring, with pendants,
set with garnets and pearls. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at the BULLETIN Office. 81
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Only agency In town for Tauszky
yeast--best in wholesale aud retail.
Received fresh daily by New York Store.
D-l3-1Ot
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"A a regular communication OF
w Cairo Lodge, No. 237 A. +. and A..
~M., will be held tomorrow Mon
day. evening, at Y O'Clock. Members
are particularly requested to be present as
business of great Importance will come
before the Lodge, u. +. BLAKE,
Secretary.
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ArabS AtGe06tO0.
An adjourned meeting Of the Arab
Fire company will be held this (Satur-
day) evening at Z o'clock.
b. +. BLAKE, Sec'y,
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WAR DEPARTMENT RIVER Rrrn"
Nov. 20. Isl
LOW an %S1ru. cu.So,,
STATION.

--Kartogel Pfannenknchen. with cram
berry sauce, this afternoon ut 4 O'Clock,
at Jaeckel's saloon. opposite The BuLLE-
TIN Office. II
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GlNilla {

Chtl1s Cared.
Calico remnants att cents yard.
IIEILBRoN i We'll.
li2 and IA Commercial Avenue.
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DeyXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printee,
So 80 and 81 90 per NJ.
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Present! Presen,

Present. Present.
The last chance TO get your calico dress
gratis by buying 81 worth of dry goods
at Hebron Il Wells.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-21

A Man MuW over
To Cowperthwait IL Phillips to try those
Gold Buckle cigars.
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Clothing! Clothings

IIEILBRON l. We'll.
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Last of letters remaining umcalled fol
In the Post Office ut Cairo. Alexander
County, Illinois, saturday, Nov. 18th
1876:
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Mackie, at his residence on the Bridge"
while trying to draw a bucket Of water,
fell into the cistern and narrowly es-
capped being drowned. She was taken
out, however. and in the language of
Jim Orange, who. with other reliable
parties were kind enough to furnish us
this item: "Rolled 'er on a bari and
pumped 'er out. and got dc wind in 'cr
agin, and made 'er good as eva.'
The present of Mrs. T.. c. Ford Ia
Mrs. Wright was the object OF universal
admiration. 1t is white wax cross, with
a wreath Of flowers trailing over it; or
the top Is gold crown; at its foot is an
open bible (; on one page is the inscrip'
ton, "Bear We one another's burdens u
on the other was written, "The heart OF
her husband doth faithfully trust In her. v
The cross was enclosed In q beautiful
glass. The entire present was made by
Mrs. Ford, and is exceedingly beau
tiful.
REV. William Wallace. Baptist
minister, will hold services to-day at the
Second Baptist church, fifteenth. be-
tween Walnut and Cedar streets. at
o'clock in the afternoon, and at O'Clock
in the evening. Rev. Wallace is on hi'
way to Florida, whittier he goes to enter
the mission work. For several years
past he has been labOring among the In
dams, MeXicans and Spanish of Colorado
and having been ordered to Florida, hal
got this far Oh his way. His sermons
will be Interesting. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
| Special Officer Jim Biggs, while pass
ing along the levee On Thursday night
, 1875-09-18
8 II m it / d es.

III Sc M Souie eines Veienbin0ers
in elnem I0lelil1en SOrfe lieBt man
oas Gprii6lein
Sier binoet man 8e]en gum g%irfenrei=
Ter,
81 r6t9en Den Siutern, 5u weiBen Die
Sduier.
2obpert6 Elm BeIenbinoer 81 lein
Sic balten Die Sitten uno Stuoen rein.
Gin Neger purbe Dol @eri1t ee=
ltelt uno bes S~iebitobls iibermielen.
Der Gi6ter reoete i'm an:
&anni Su gar ni6t leien?
So, mein 9err, Elm 8is6en.
uno ma9it gu nicmals Dor oer8ibel
@ebraub?
Sa, mein 9err, i6 siebe man9maI
mein &airmelier baran ab.
Aud cine 9ei9enprebi9t.
Npr cini9en Sabren murbe in elmer
u%nlerer NaGbarltdote cine alte Srau
besraben. Ser Yreoiser besann Die
Sel6enpreoist nit ~fol9enoen Worten I:
uSbr lieben 2eute |! Sie alte Sruu 1T
toot; lie bat Der Melt bod ni6ts mebr
genuBt. Wenn lie DOR lieben Subren
geItprben pGre, mare es better 9epeien
fir lie uno ibre @nseb6risen, benn lie
mar 11Dn lieben Sabre blino."
, 1875-09-18

90. @. Go1es' n@rcat New Dorf unb
Nem Orleans Circus unb Meno9cric,"
miro bier, an 2ci9b, Gdc Der 2. Strabe,
Montay uno 9icnitaN ben 30. uno 81.
September, Soritellungen 9eben. Sc
lit oicler 6i,cus le9r in u%nlercn gSchiels
bldttcrn 9clobt mornep uno mir lino
iiber5eu9t, bab er pole Sduier sieben
lpiro,
, 1875-09-18

6enrico gountp Court. g..
g8. Mpuntcoltle an9eflost nno l6ulois
bejunben Den 8. s. Nincent ansesrihen
al baden, puroe Inn $25 g%eltroft.
Maountcol tle muBte 10 tanse in Der OBJ
but oes Sberifs bleiben, bis er seble6t
bate.
@eprge %. Garter uno SoIepb 6.
Sill, wuroen als Gommillionare err
nannt, lin Mnerbieten fir bas Mnbaucn
elmer ueuen @trefe Der @%belapeofe uno
Obio Gilenbabn BON Sorbenia County
SIT Der Medanicsuile Surnpife entse=
9en5unebmen.
, 1875-09-18
@af tine Ilpeurnle
II einem bptonii9cn @artcn
i'm Instance.
(WuS ben Ct. Mnnsr g ltter =

Sob cine Nlpenrole
SIN alpenloien Garo,
Sod Ouriie iic nidt bredcn
9ie lonlt eeiibte @ono.
@ie fat iie mid nit @ebmut6
So fra9enO an9etlo9t,
uno i6, pie bdtt' lN gerne
Mus 9lebe lie 9etnlft.
gu ioait i'm %bumpfen 5reibbaus
CD ,pllenlos erbIibn?
llnb ni6t i'm Sonnenl0immer
Nuf boben 4lpcn 9liibn?!
Midt ipred)en nit Den Gtcrnen,
9iidt fplen nit Dem Q9inb,
NiGt lingen uno niht io9en:
SD bin Der 1rcibeit &lno?"
Die ou in ger9esfliften
Ginlt lebtclt fret uuO frph.
Sid lua Der @drtner 5ieben
9la6 9orl3riit . nno 70?
9u iplit ME me6r erbliiben
No9 FREEZER 5erSenslult
uno oorflt aud niemals i6mliden
Ser @elperin Die Srult?!
Su lisbs Ilpenrple,
@erbannt ins frsmoe 2anb,
. biirft' iG bid 5erfnlden
Ntit meiner frdft'9en 9ano.
On ielbcr miiroeit jubcln,
9u freics Nlpenflnb,
@iiro' bid a~crrclBeno itrcucn
9ie Sldtter i6 i'll WlnD.
9u miirOet 0lildli6 preilen,
Sas lun9e SooesIops
uno lleber gar nlbt leben
Nls III Der &nedtl1aft SOpoB.
Nein. fhnnt' id ,picoer tragsn
Sid in Die 9llpen fort,
SIN boaen Slmmelsraume
gSdrlt on am rehttn Ort.
0eIn Seimweb miiroe ldwinoen,
&onnt'lt nit mir belm SIT gehcn,
Dor Sreuoe beinob' lterben
Mlirb'lt bu benz >8leoerlebn
Sod milf i6 @riiBs brireen
8Dn Dir ln's Mlpenlnno
un0 Treuhe mlro's perbreitcn
lno nett Oh BIT betonut.
Gon Ser9 Su @er3 iOas iNaaen:
Slilbt &olen, oDppelt ld)0n,
90 lang lbr fret fonh't atDnen
Sn ireien SlmmvIsDoyn.
Mortln &los.
, 1875-09-18

9fep. 81. glod, Yrebiser Der ~9eneiietb
Slrael= @emeinoe, miro nd9iten Sonn.
tag Ma6mittas einen 8ortrag balten,
iiber oasSbema: nGott ma6te oleSonne
I'M ON Sage unb Die Sterne nm oes
9ta1ts al 51einen." co
, 1875-09-18

8feroerennen. Cine sroBe
Mtenl9enmense periammelte lid porse=
Itern in ben vSair Grounds, nm Dem
8feroercnncn bei;ulupbnen. 9ie fol-
9enoen Yferoe lporen an Der Gennll1te:
6lpins 9uthman, Gate, uglp Snt4=
man, Spe uno Srump. Sut1man tru9
Den Sieg oapon. 3eit 3 Minnten.
, 1875-09-18
Shnbe, Stiefsln etc.
8pffer Lnb ! ollie,

Glcocntc d)ulla)ubc fir I'doAm
uno &naben.
6eine Solbsleorrnc Stitfc1n uuo 6d)u
he fir Serren &nuben uuO Siiuqlinqe,
Sttefel gum &n0pfcn uno nit Gpiecn
fir Oanen, w.doden uno &inper.
Softer, Saliie mo Sdad)teln gu herr
untcrqeleeten Yreilen.
Gumnli lcberidlubc BON o1en Gortsu
gu iebr hill9en Brcilen.
Seitclte arbelt miro gut perfcrti9t
anb ouS Eailen 9arrantirt lusbcHe>
fun9en wcroen aufs geite uno Fiiutllb>
ie beior0t 6err Sobn y. Soihcr
miro eS iebr freueu Icincn altercn &upbcr
mas. bcltellte 2lrbeit %tetr'fTt, beoienen 81
%oiirfen. Scrmm Goid)eu q Graoer,
No. ou9 urb 5I1 Droad Strassc
, 1875-09-18

9as &i9mpnber Sbeater wirb Mon<
tag 9lbeno seOfnet lein. IS lino srOBe
8erbeIlerungen an Der GinriAtung Oei=
iclben porSenommen uno namentli9 Die
perbeIlert worben.
, 1875-09-18

Serrp &eib, elm Sarbiser, wurbe Dor
Dem Yuli5eiseriGte ssbro6t, ansetlAgt,
gielwsiberei setrieben gu baben. IS
5tellte li6 beraus, bob Geio Dor Dem arie
&c 1i@ p%erbeirotbete, oorauf feline Trau
perlieB uno tiirsli6 cine anoere Srau
nabnl. Sein Sail piro beute erlposen
mer0el1.
, 1875-09-18

@erleBuns bes uS~nteral=
81 es@ e. ete 8eltern lpurz
De q. Staube, welder ein Gisarren nno
2iqu6r=@ e16dft in bieier Staot fibrt,
pDr Gommiiliondr Mtfins sebra1t an
oeflast, Baare pbne 2icen5 perfouft gu
baden. Sein SAT- wuroe bis auf Den 4.
October per11Dben.
, 1875-09-18
pihtid fir gausbdltsr
/ at a 0eucrnng
Carbon Sill Gpft Gpfe
Garbpnite.

Dele &pblsn fnb tie teltsn rnb reirfem
melhe jemals bier Y~erfauft rnrben.
uGis bsiBsn bic suten @isenf9aften anbe.
rsr apbl en-, pbne ibre 8etler
81 lie Inb rein nj frei ron G6isffr.
n@ie sunben lei6t unb beiaen fGnea.
u@ie treunen egal OBJ 6 @erdulb.
,,@ie 'Serbrennen rpufpmmen unb ttnter.
laNen feline @dlafen rpst balb aassetrannte
Apblen. 0a
gsfsInr gen, melGe ersreber in ibrem Sob
l~erlaser pbtr Sfice atessetr, tpsiben aenau
S.Iptet. gsermSse ibIss arrben. Ncrratbes,
iuub lie i'm @tanpe Wiepsrpertanfsr isssr !3ett
al Ssrlcrpen.
: DIT Camp Go's, atselisffrt. SIS IS
Svft Satl @rfe, abqtliefert S 25
Sflee. no. HIS eanf StraBe. 3 ilden
Der 1tten unb 12ten Str. MAJ
gMts: @orpIr. nabf Der 10fen unb an ber
siiplene bss 9pds. sstdssi iitr' BON Der 10.
Z IT. u Ut. W. SHrrel
lr Int Asent.
, 1875-09-18

@etern, als Die 2eute an Dem Sunba=
nlent Der Statue bes General SadlOn
orbeiteten, fam Capt. SlOpo Coon Der
Capitol Yolisei) uno leste einen 3innta=
Iten unter zen @runotein, wel6er after
tbimli@e @eloitiife, confeoerirte &laDpfe
unO Yapiere entbielt.
, 1875-09-18

SEER ST. 9. Merebitb mnroe ols Sec
retdr oes conlerpatipen Campaign Club
%ernannt, on SteQe Deg 9errn Souls ).
8ollienr, wel9er relignirte.
, 1875-09-18

Soge fir 8ussies perrir9ert. Ser
@tabtratb ernieori9te Die Sayen farSns
9ies BON $40 gu $3.50.
, 1875-09-18

". 8. Sinslep, an9etlast s~eito6lenes
Glen 9etauft su babea, ipnroe 9eltern
frei9elprD9en.
, 1875-09-18

Sutinss Court. 5ol9enoe
Sdlle mllrben in bic EN- 8eridte per-
bonbelt
Miliom Smit6, olius Sreeman, on=
0eflast uno l1nloig b%efunoen, cine gar
tic Glen bon 9Silliam s. Sonner & 60.
ecItpblen III boben, wuroe aui II Wo=
nate, bel 1urter Nrbeit, in Die Sail ge=
innrt.
Goronna 9ia BEG Giebltabls an9e=
tla9t, miro beute proSellirt weroen.
Ser Yrn5eB bes Soiepb MdDo, jr.,
miro ndhlten Sienita9 porfommen.
, 1875-09-18

Boliaei @eri6t. 6olgenoe
TdIe famen gei1ern in oielem Geri6te
aur Serbalblung:
Mnorep 4billips, an9efla9t Sen gEm.
6. @oller sei6impit ange9riHen nno
gelhlogen at bober, puroe I'm 81 &C.
itraft.
Charles Nsli6, angeflagt Die 2ncp
Sbompion ansegrifen nno sel9la9en
III baben, entlonen.
2ucp Sbompion, onseflast ne9sn 81
lebiibertretnn9, entfolcn.
3. 8. Nelter, @elssiibertretung, emit
lolen.
, 1875-09-18

Warfttrri d t pum II. @sYt III
Gept.
Saien 2o5 Sti6, ron semEtnlider tis sur
mtit.slmGbiser e prts, getfaui spn 3 his A
@tf. Brute.
@ut gsmGltete his sur teien Aualitat, Ter'
fauf Ypn 5 big 81 Gte. 8rutte.
@9aafe, @srfauf Dpn Al Cts grufto.
@Apvine 122 it'd, 8nfauf Spn tO-1f
Gts. 9tettp.
Simmer per gtiif ron 50. 10-$3.35
Safer, per Stiid $6.00-$12.0 0.
8. 8 M lii /, @agem.
, 1875-09-18
Sam aca IS. September 1875.
Stact NthmDnb.

Oeut5Aer 0pttebtent Sf.
9chounes Gjsmetnoe, Ste Strabe, @ottesntsni
&prmittags ii llbr, prssi9t esi Yaltrr &ow'
Suter.
getblsbsm's @smsints, Cite Str"Be, gfar+
rrr 2pdner, 0rtteaeisnlt II nbr Sprmltta9s.
Ct. Marien @emsinbs, Marlbaa StraBe,
gater Yennp, @ptte5bisnlt UNI 10 ubr Spr'
mittass unb 3 lltr Ma1mitta9s.
ct. STARTS c, sIiihs !utbsril6s Stride (Sos
Reacms SAID Gde Mtyp uut 8rarfIin CIR
Goantase>S tule 40, @ettssbisnt il utr
Mpr9ens.
Smtlt: Mttbpsifen : Sen einb'. Cse's'
@ttoBe, nabe Grltsa, Ydtur Mstsr.) Trtsi9'
I'M II 8rrmittaas unp S ubr Na6uttIo9s
BON paltOr @ptfr. 9u6'bafsr BON Baltimore.
SU n.assl6ule I'm 81 libr Nd6m'ttaSs.
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GEORGETOWN.

CATTLE MARKET Reported on Means ,t
20. -I5) cattle Offered-5S1 sold to butchers
a. prices ranging from to cents per pound:
IS sold 10 farmers, from 3k to 5ls cents; ii
left on the market, COO sheep and lambs
offered; l1s left over; 4S2 sheep sold from to
OK cents; lambs from 81 to n. Is cows and
calves sold from s25 to SEQ. 12 extra fine
cattle, fed and sold by Col. NJ. b. Farr, OF
Fauqufr county, were sold to Mr.. George
keating, at 6H cents per pound.
ICE.-The kenDebec Ice Company have
recently made extensive additions and inn
provements to their warehouse on the wharf
and are now busily engaged in filling it with
ice from the Kennebec. Unless we have
some ireezing weather at home, we fear our
community will not "freeze" to the price of
Ice this coming summer, but will rather
grow warm over IL. However, there is ample
time for severe weather yet.
DEATH.-Mr. Charles Wilson, one of the
Oldest merchants of this town. died this
morning at 9:45 O'Clock. Mr.. Wilson has
resided about forty years in Georgetown,
and was formerly engaged in the milling
ILLNEss.-Another OF our old residents.
Mr.. VIM. G. Magee, is kept at home by a
severe attack of rheumatism.
GRAIN MARKET.-5OO bushels wheat by
rail and no barrels flour, consigned to T. c.
Wheeler,
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THE COuRTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-Jtatye Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, after our report closed, Edward
Howard and Royal Carter, charged with
the larceny Of a barrel of apples, were &C
Quilted. James III. Beverly, indicted for the
grand larceny OF books, was convicted of
petit larceny and sentenced to six months i'm
Jail. John Carter, was convicted of burglary
with Recommendation to mercy. Albert
Foster, plead guilty to larceny and was
sentenced TO 30 days in Jail. He also plead
guilty TO similar charge, and sentence was
suspended.
VIM. III. Harris, charged with larceny,
plead guilty, and was sentenced to six
months IN jail. Georgianna johnson was
charged with the larceny of sos from An
thony Payton. 1t was in testimony that
Payton lost the money, and it was found by
the accused. 1t was claimed by defendant
that she did not appropriate IL to her use,
but was keeping 1t until an advertisement
was made or proof brought as to the owner
ship. The court charged the Jury that the
finder If property Is entitled to it until
proof OF ownership is produced. 1t was the
intent which constituted the crime, and IL
the party foul.' ID this money and converted il
TO her own use without making an inquiry
as to its oWpersb, % or giving an opportunity
TO the owner to g, MIN 1t she was guilty Of
In this Gaze it was testified that
she had been placed u der restraint by the
husband, and while acting under such re-
straint she might have committed the error
of denying any knowledge OF the money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-09
TEE CHRIgTMAS SEASON.
where To Buy Holiday Goods.

In order that the hundred thousand readers
OF The STAR may know just where to 20 for
such articles as they may need for holiday
use or holiday gifts, we note below the places
where they can be best accommodated, and
propose TO continue this useful directory
from day to day during the festive season,
as new advertisements appear.
Lace curtains. Nottingham lace. pillow and
esss nsn
ing dry goods of every variety and descrip-
tion constantly on hand at JOHN +. MITCH
Ellis, 931 Pennsylvania avenue.
SrINEMErz, THE HALTER, has the latest
styles of hats and IL constantly opening ad-
ditional supplies. Give him a call and in
spect the immense assortment, 1877 Penn
Cider, and now is the time for IL, and here
is the place to get ii, SAMUEL G. PALMER.
% Green street, Georgetown. Samples sent
w. w. BURDErTE & Co. have their large
store fairly Overfiowtng with dry goods,
carpetings, Oilcloths, and keep on hand large
shirts. s2s eth street and los X street.
open this day, from auction, new dress
goods, including black silks, cashmeres,
alpacas, choice plaids, navy blue, browns
and London smoke. at great reduction.
Prints. woolens, 800 pairs of blankets,
hosiery and underwear and everything suit
abe for the winter at j. G. WIswALL Il
VIM. Knabe 4 Co.'s world-renownei pi-
anos-grand, square grand, square and up
rlght-at REICHENBACH'S piano waIerOOmS,
423 18th street; also. large assortment of
pianos which have been in use for a short
time, for sale and rent al very low prices.
Ladies, notice. Nine. l.. Z. JEANNERET
has returned from Paris with a choice as
soTtment OF pattern bOnnets and hats. Dress
making in al its branches; 11O7 Peuns va
ME avenue.
FISHERS new dye works, 600 street, is
the place to get Your ancient garments fixed
up like new for Christmas.
+. j. HEIBFRGER, citizens, army and navy
merchant tailor, 362 Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss E. A. MCCORMICK, 9O5 Pennsylvania
avenue, has fine French millinery for fall
and winter, imported bOHnets aud hats in
newest styles, flowers, feathers, SILKS and
ribbons.
Flowers enameled in wax, the original
flowers used always, by MRS. EVA FRIES,
whO announces that her work has been ex-
amiDed by competent persons, who pro-
nOuncCd ii perfect.
Something new and nObby! STRAUS' As
traCan beaver OvercOats, silk front, for $50
only, at 1011 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS,


LoNGFELLow AND HARRY BAssETT-Ed-
wards u HutchisOn's Stimulating Liniment
is the best thing for injuries in Horses. 4;
SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE WEATHER are
productive of Throat Disease, Coughs and
Colds. There is no more effectual relief to
De found than In the use OF "Bro,cn's Bron-
cIii0l ITOches." co
TO TO ONE AND ALL.Are you suffering
any of the various pulmonary troubles, that
so often terminate in consumption? If so,
use .Wdboris Pure Cod LfUer on and Lime"
safe and efficaciOus remedy. This is no
quack preparation. but is regularly pre-
scribed by the medical faculty. Manufsc-
tnred only by A: b. Wilbor, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. go
Now IS THE SEASON TO look out for gas
saving burners, fascinating stoves, safety
lamps, weather strips, &c, all of which may
be found at Hamilton d Pearson's, Y. NJ. c.
A. Building, 9th and D streets. 1l,A,eo2;
FIst,Class scourins and Dyeing.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 q street,
doors west of 9th street, just few steps
from his former place on 9th street, where he
is ready to do any work in his line in his su-
perior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned at very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
ana spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning aud
dye1ng a speciality. 1,2-tr
AdE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner or
new York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum On deposits for each calendar
month. mixing hours, Q to 4. Saturdays,9
70 and toS. Nt3, 1ztl6
Removal-Corns, sc.
On and after December LIST, DR.. White,
ChsropodtS, will occupy the very eligible
apartments of the new brick building, 1416
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, &c.
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiner.
ERECKLE6 removed nv Nafnre,a Reanfifar
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BOOK SALE TINS EvKNING.-The sale of
rare and valuable books at Dowling's auc-
ton rooms will be continued at O'Clock
this Thursday evening, when H0garth's
great works and the balance Of the finest
books in the catalogue will be sold; also, q
complete set Of "Harper's Magazine, )" nicely
bound, which is library in itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-09

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OF Gordon's feed for horses. From the many
testimonials respecting the merit and econ
omy OF this food, presented by the agents
mere, Messrs. G. p. Laurenson q Co., ali In
terested in the effective feeding of horses
and cattle viii do well TO give 1t q trial,
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusennents, &c, Tonight.

National Thea,eT.-Mr. John Mccullough in
sDamon and Pythias."
FbT,rs Opera HO5ge.-The German Theater
Company in donna Diana"
Lincoln HGH.-Dr. Won Bulows grand con-
cert.
TheoteT CDntiQtbe.-A bright array OF talent
IN a firSt-class variety performance and
WRESTLING joe"
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN PERFUMES are distilled from
natural flowers. Fifty distinct Odors to Sc
lect from. Ask for the new odors. Crown
Bouquet, Wild Flowers of India, &c.
A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs, by W. s. Thcmp-
son, druggist, 7O3 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-09

BUILDING AssocIArIoys.-The ArIino-
ton Cooperative Building association held
Its thi4d meeting last evening, at the Boa ri
OF Trade rooms. A large number OF new
shares were taken. 5000 was advanced To
me shareholders, al an average premium OF
1-32 per cent. The secretary gave notice that
Inc subscription book for new shares will be
closed on the second Wednesday In January
IsI6, sfter which premium viii be charged
On stock Subscribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-09

ANOTHER FIRE AT THE MATTRESS FAC
ToRY-The alarm at 7:30 last night was
caused by the discovery of fire in the mat
tress factory of Henry A. Singer 4 Bro,
osSt ahI auI lou anu IsIn streets
tive fue. Loss about $40. IL will be remem-
bered that this factory burned down in June
last and had been rebuilt.
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Weather Pro6aoaistes To-dov.
OYY1cn or CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAaHINRT0N. DPcPm her Q. 1SfS.


For the middle and eastern states, rising
barometer, cooler. north and west winds,
cloudy and clearing weather, preceded in
northern New York and New England by
light snow.
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District Government Affairs.

Tie services OF six rOadmen, four axemen,
two Jewelers., two clerks, six Overseers, and
two draughtSmen nave been dispensed with
by the District Commissioners, to take effect
on the 18th instant; and two Jewelers. md one
clerk have been differently rated, reducing
thereby the expenses of the District 81 500
monthly