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New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
GOVERNllENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OpFIos THE CHIEF sIgSAL OYFfcER.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Wednesday jan n, 1875 Il a. tn.
SvIIoDsis for The Dast IDentv-FOHr hours

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OpFIos or THE CHIEF sIgNAL OYFfcER. :
WARRINGTON ID. c.. Wednesday, Jan. r. 1875 a. 10.
SvpoDss for The past t1entv-foT hours.
Falling barometer, rising temperature, east
south wInds ant Increasing clOudiness, have pre-
vailed from the West III Stafes Inward 40 the upper
lakes and the Northwest with occasional lgnt rains,
except possibly snOw In the last districts
The pressure Ia increasing ut the Rocky Mount ain
stations and la tho extreme North West. with north
Westerly winds and falling temperature. Occasional
light snow has fallen along the lowsr lakes
Generally lower temperature has prevailed in the
Atlantic States The Mississippi has continued slowly
falling ut aud below Memphis. The Cumberland at
Nashville and the OIIO at PIttsDurg has continued
rising
Pro5abii,ties.
During Wednesday In the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States, falling barometer rising temperature east
south winds. and increasing clOndlnesS VIII prevail
with in the former and extending over the latter
In tho West Gulf States, Tehnessee aud the OIO Val
ley falling barometer rising temperature, east or south
Winds ana cloudy rainy weather, followed at night
by westerly WINDS rising barometer, clearing and
cOIder weather.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys.
and the Northwest. rising barometer, decided fall Ia
temperature northwesterly winds. and clear or clear
ing weather, which conditions Will extend over the
upper lake region during the afternoon ana night.
In The Middle Stites and i0ver lake region falling
bdroner decided rise IN temperature, edsTty or south
erin uilds and Increasing clOudieSy accompanied by
s0p or rain in me latter and Northern Nep YORK., and
folLoDed by lght rains it The former.
In NewEngund rising followed by falling barometer,
generally lower temperdture thau on TUESDAY nOrth
and winds shifting to east or south partly cloudy
weather. and possibly folio we'd at night by snow.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
AK INQUIRY INTO CANAL CONTRACTS.

ANOTHER RESOLUTION FROM Mr.. DAVIS CALLING
FoR INFORMATION IN REFERENCE TO CONTRACTS
UNDER WHICH WORK Is NOW BEING PROSE
CUTKD.
Yton raK RKouLAR CoRREsroNDEEI OF TIE TRIBUNE.I
Albany. Ian. B-Mr Davis offered in the Assem-
bly to-day resolution calling upon the Auditor OF
The Canal Department for Information. which Is so
wored that 1t can scarcely fail TO bring to the at
ention Of the House all the facts attainabe In ref
srOnoe 10 contracts for the enlargement or ex-
traordinary work on the canals Of the State under
which work is now being prosecuted. Cen. Husted
took the opportunity to say that ho had been mis-
represented in some of the papers as opposing an
nouiry inio canal aairs because OF his objections
IN Mr. Dayis's former resolution as discOurteous to
the ofiiciaIs Of the Canal Department. He was not
hostile 20 any investigation properly begun, and
bsrefore was in favor of this resolution. The res
olution, which was adopted without opposition, is
as follows: I'D
R>sofseS That the Auditor Of the Canal Department
"a hereby respectfully requested TO send 10 this House
oopies Of ali contracts iOr new enlargement or extra
rdnarY work on the canals Of this State, under whlch
wOrh is now belug prosecuted, 10 form as follows
Copies OF the quantity sheet. showing the snount
Kind ana quantity OF work 20 be done with the hnO
quality sDd qukotity OF materials 10 pe iurhtsneu 10
exhibited by the gneer Ut the time OF letsing,
The Sfiees opposite each kind OF WORK ana mate
rAs as accepted by the Board Of Canal Commissioners
at the time Of the letting together WIN the sgRroHAe
price at with tho contract vas declared 70 lne o"oe'
Tue amOaAt Of payment by the Auditor OF the Canal
Department onsoc0uDt OF labor ana % s
hnd quality andquantity OF materiaiei WIN tDe sSgo
gate um psid ug& each contract. ..,
Tue name oi th engineer who maze out tie duan.
VII sbeet ior tue leg, with the Danc or the en&beor
eew IN charge OF ne w0rk; III there hss Deon any my
ahshge OF engineers since the commencement OI tbe
WORK stAte tho act mug tho Dates OF the oHgneers'
SA' Vac names " lhg geActQr VI c0ntrseSIs nov W.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
LAWS FOR THE PREVENTION OF OFTICIA,
FRAUD.

FRAUD.
4 BILL PRrscRIDING PENALTIES FOR MALvFRstIIoN
INTRODUCED BY MIR. u,MMONp-riIE BILL PRO
v1prNG CIVIL REMEDIES WITHDRAWN FOR
AMENDMENT.
(YRoN TUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRTBUNEl
ALBANY. Jan. 25.-The companion 20 the bill in
troduoed last week by Mr. Hammond TO provide ad-
equate civil remedies in cases OF fraud and malver-
sation by public officers was offered by him this
morning in the Assembly This provides the penal
ties for the same oenses and is understood to have
had the personal approval OF Gov. Pildon Tho civil
bill was considered in the Committee Of the Whole
this morning. but was objected to by ex-Lieut.Goy
Alvord as being orudely framed, and was subse-
quently Withdrawn by Mr. Hammond for the pur-
pose Of makinga few needed verbal amendments.
The criminal BILL offered this morning is as fOllows
AZ provide sfcus' for tie panshwent cf pecniAu0n
All Osaer 20 eaHE public @Oasy Dd chs o. prSprJ
SECTION 1 Every per VINO, witI Uncut 10 dcirdud
shall Wrongfuy obtain, receive convert pay OUT or ds
pose Of who. with Ike Intent DY vi lB paJ lhE az
lowing sudng any false OF uuJust clam, or In any
other manner or way whsiever shall ald or sost
aUOther IN wrOngfuly obtsiuluR, receiving, convert
ine. paying out and dspO~ing of any money, funds
creds or property allowed or QHne1 ly t9s slate 0,
held or owned officially or Otherwise for or on beDat OF
any pdbio o. governmental interest by any municipal
OF other pub 10 corporation. board, Onoer Sgrhcy oI
ast o. ony Sly eYun', m so~s - ms state shs
upon conviction Of suol ot'nse he puni.heu ~ lmPr
anment stale Prison for term not less thAn taree
Years than yeare, or by hue mol e1cee1hg
aye loss resulting from tho audulebs act ot
acts which hs shall have committed aided or abet
tod DO nscertained hereinafter mentioned or by
bOth such imprisonment aud noe.
SEQ q Any transfer Ia whole or IN part from any
dep credit VITA any bank, banker OF depcsiary
" agent, or OF credit claim, chose IN action or
night OF demand whereby he possession, rgT, or ute
~ any ful receiver custodian, drpOs OF any
ch money funds credits or property IN the last pre-
redtns section mentioned shal actually or appar
emily defeated or impaired. shall b. deemed conversion
of such money, funds credit or property WITHIN the
meaning OF such section. -- -, -
SEC Il When rendering verdict OF guilty upon the
trial Of any person indicted under this act the dry may
and and sate vita tBeir verdict the amount or loss re-
suUng from the Otfense 10 the defendant III on sucn
ra u shall appear that the acs OF whch the deiehoant
was guilty constitute any other crime. he shaI not Dy
reason thereof entitled 20 scquita but aer sucn
trial and the verdict rendered. he Shau moi
DO lsDio 10 prosoc uuon for such crime.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27


Cuoaao Jan gG-cArrLy qat sud wesk for NefBm 70 pss
Ses Cool ErFs ghich f1ots AZ ~ 70
81 "a Buts, 1854 2jj Si"cssr, y 15as5 'o' f~pe'
$500. Shipment. 1900.
nni Grm, receipts 1900 s1s s6g ~ q Zoe
Inferior LIrA SnBg. iak beg al ~ 3OarS 80
Good Packers. f6 500 81 sLirmeDt', S,SpO.
SHEEP sm Teorp.s OOO sales at $3.50 % Toe
Common 10 Choice.
CIScisNsTI Ja5 e6-Lvs H,s, qs. sHd em eomn.., $50
So 6Oi Sedhm to Pair. 50 1876 80; Ged ihe.Hs ~ 100
"a 2j LiOos Butcher, ~ 3OaS7 30 Receipts, O,OCo zap
meats 40.
PnE,pErH jan 26he demand for Beef Casie b ssel 80
pcs thsde tbe reep ie1 70
1900 sale. msde At om 5lf1Gc y for fAs
good 6zG7i4 y or choice za6e r los eoos
b cattle soi a f1Jc
snEEe arses enans toe 0Oo head s,b 4
So G6c r good aEd G94d7sc for pine and - BOO
So 90 Tor e.
for Hn good bal m busisrss ~s
done; O0Jhed acre G s0Gsf0 % 100 r far soA.
aBi $40 30 for exa loo. .
tvs-bee n his msrkss $50 brad we're 'es
s}D0sJV epnHgers s55 1850 flesh and So130 -' 9v
f...
Mas. Jsr. 25Bgsg CarILsRsceP's C1s hefk
TIE dni bis vry tT ts sr-k Ae ntrfe fof nsi
stock qes eOnmiBdi iu Pneer ssl
that sOI 10 . y Woul bring oyer tlO 10
af $40 7j 81 TJ0slO Dos lot qsstr.
SJD5J ~; Qalt 80: tbEd dn-aty 500 40 10
LAJss-Recf -D heat Trade sas yow M pnes
declining e, y NJ. Deacp s0sUsr dsooofsg -
iues keis Tor lie pah three wteLs g< "a "e
~ 0OaS3 80 oI 81 7jd SGs fancy sheep O VD
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
MARRIED..

BAKER-HOGAson Saturday Jan 23 1875 Tton,, Baker sa4
cal Director Watcks heser NevfoFk HauGsh Hogsn
Cincinnati by tn Rev }. Free D. D., the
brides bEo.Le.-in.law J. ;. Colt VI DroJk q.
LAWSON -MYBRS-0u Toe dsv, jan. 26 By Rev W. MasaS
Casper Lawson eldest daughter VI Asr.m hyefs ali
Poughk.epNe, n. T., pspes please copy
LYSDH RUGGLES- Wenesdsy J&a TO- at the residence
brides mother Poltney Verm by Rev H. Randall hNDss
Lynde BrOOkyn Martha daughter Of the lss
Henry J. RusSles VI fPOufney.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA RYCUASGH

H,v,yA Jan 20 Gold irregular at 2OSe2l2 Exchange on III
Uate states currency IS premium short - 69t
snn so dys god lO2d0J short sight l0bGl IL
prum ou London, 1300I3o premium Psr l0A9lAO Pre-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Spesia Aontes

Po.t-Onr- Sotice.-Tes MAILS FOR RURopR for -oss
iuAl JAa. ~ 1915, VIII ts o5se sAs
on WEDNESDAY al q N on THURSDAY an ,Spkm 80 y.
sAIuRDAI Il q nt llCSua T. l. fLAAIs 4. -.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

whest OOo bnh ron ~ 600 swh Oats oOc0 lash SHY
Desg-whest 2,0OQ ba's.; Cog, q 0g0 essss ,,L,
Rosn arm Strained 81 10 Crrde peStns seJs Ht, ~ Do
Yrios Dip and yrsiB. o. 90. Jsr sseadv az ~ 0S '-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

raged in concluding or prosecuting the work with all
the facts 20 get the information called for be-
fore tins House. Tt
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
REPORT OF THE ERIE RAILROAD.

STATISTICS OF THE ROAD FOR THE YEAR ENDING
SEPT. 90, 1s74-EARSINGe AND EXPENSES
iyRoN THE nBGUBAR ooRREsPosDENT or THE TRrBUsEl
ALBANY. Jan. 28-The following are the important
statements of the annual report of the Erie Railroad
Just received by the State Engineer and Surveyor,
for the year ending Sept. 80. 1874.
STOCK AND DEBTS.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
FAILURE OF ]. P. FULTON & CO., CoNsH0
HOCKEN, PENN.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Messrs. j. L. Fulton
G. Co OF Conshohocken, Penn. manufacturers of iron
pipe have failed. hut rotlcent as TO details They
az press the opinion that with further lenency from
their creditors they weather through.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
PRINTING CLOTHS MhRKET.
CATTLg MARKETS.

PsouDEscs Jsa 2ePrnlus Cloth. eondnae srm at ts'''.'
toos, With fair denaad.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages nust Be indors:d wia hsH
same and address.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Repairs OF engines
and tenders
Cleaning and hOus-
lux engines. s........
Repairs OF passenger
aud baggage cars.
Repairs OF freight
cars.
Repairs Of tools and
machinery III shops
Incidental expenses,
Including oil. fuel,
clerkr, watchnen,
etc, about shops.
supeTiuteudence.....
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Master Thomas z. Spencer OF tHt UHIVUu
s,nie. NAVY who died suddenly at Aspnwall. on the
1qtn mat was gallant officer who, two occasions,
rescued officers from drowning. and received oonpll-
mentary letter from the Navy Department for the
bravery he displayed Ho entered the navy in 1865 ana
vs one of the officers OF the steamer Fortune at tuo
ia Oh bts death He had recently been ationod at Pam
ana and assigned to the duty Of making astronOmioai
nbsrryations. Ho was buried at AspnwaI win naval
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

PRES ENTS
UNUSUAL VARIETY
AND AT
POPULAR PRICESi
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
Specially imported and the newest from the Bmsri-
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Elegantly Illuminated, 81 to S35 each.
HANDERCHIEF CASES AND GLOVE BOXES
In Russia Leather and Wood, handsome, really use-
ful, and cheaper than ever offered.
DRESSING GASES
For Ladies and Gentlemen for travelling or home
LADIES RKTICULES AND BELTS,
Latest Paris Styles.
NECESsARIEs AND POCKET COMPANIONS
In endless variety.
CHAMPAGNE KNIVES, new.
And full assortment Of
RODGERs' CUTLERY.
Gold rs karat,D mounted PENCIL CASES and
CHARMS and GOLD PENS.
DESKS especially well made and highly orna-
m, nta,.
lNKSTANDS in over 500 varieties.
CHROMOS equal in appearance TO the finest OF
decorations, and fhOusands of USEFUL and ORNA-
MENTAL ASTlCLEs adapted 10 the sesson.
MAkE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW,
While orr assortment is complete.
sOLOMONS q CHAPMAN,
Agents for Lswrence's " Pure Linen" Papers.
cecN-u gil Peunsytyanis avenue
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Condensed Locals.

The sale Of pews in the new Ascension
Church will take place this evening In the
a. uTcb at O'Clock.
Al meeting OF labor leagues last night a
resolution was adopted postpOning the
80 norsfratiOn In honor OF Congress until
THURSDAY evening. Dc cember 16. at O'Clock.
Last night Sergeant Dinsmore took a col
ortd man named Murray Rejmopd into Gus
tody while he was in the act OF pawning a
unique az d valuable gold snake bracelet, on
the suspicion thai he had stolen 10.
C?Ids are ont for the wedding of Mr.. DEE.
C3bill, a we'll known menb-r of the Wash
ingicp bar. ard MIss Sallie O'Heara. daugh-
ter Of W. &. o Meara. which will take place
at the residence of Nj. ON, 22T 3 st. north
west on the 2tst inst.
The 1uneTal of Miss ReOeera Harmon sis
ter o. The late Charles p. Harmon. took place
yesterday morning rom the family resi-
dence on n street northwest. The services
were conducted by the pastor of Mt. Vernon
Place NJ. T.. Church, aIt2r which the re-
mains were removed TO Alexandria aud
buriCd by the side o. her brother. Miss Har-
mon died of pneumonia contracted while I'm
attendance upon her brother during his sIcl.-
ress,
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge DIN.
Yesterday, Embry agt. f. A. Sawyer; YER
dict for plaintiff, $3.50.
To-day, Hestor and Ryan agt. Corregan;
verdict for plaintiff, 500. Nottingham agt.
Stelwagen; on trial.
PROBATE CoURT-Juiqe DIN.
Yesterday the will of the late Frederick
AdOlph GOnzenbach was fully proven and
admitted to probate, and Louisa GOnZen-
bach Quali1ed as executrix; bond $780, Also
as guardian to the children; bond 1890.
A decree was passed authorizing Emma Ten
Brock 10 sell certain real estate. The will
OF the late B. w. Reed was fully proven, and
letters were issued to the eXecutriX aud exc
cutOrs; bond Sl0,G06. In re. estate OF j. P.
Hilton; citation issued. In re. estate OF G..
y. Zimmerman, deceased; cause referred to
special auditor Lambert. In re. estate of
Ann Burke, guardian; decree to sell real es-
tate issued. In re. estate of Joseph 8. Will
son; order directing the register to settle
accounts.
POLICE CoURr-J,utoe !SiieQ
Yesterday, James Freer was fined SO for
cursiDg. SOthern Diggs, riding over fOotway;
Daniel o Brien, profanity; So. Jacob Hall,
cOlOred, indecent exposure of his person to
school girls near the Congregational church,
SlGO or 90 days. Joseph Pryor, prOfane; SIS.
Anna Smith, vagraDcG; down. James Par
ker, disorderly; So. Martha McNally, keep
threats to Josephine Washington; 500 bonds.
Mark Wilson. assault on Lavinia Lewis; 81.
TO-DAY.
Solomon WilkersOn, Dorsey Williams and
Charles Diggs, assault on Owen Cox; $50
each, or 80 days. Henry Wood, colored, lar
shirts and boots from Nathaniel Johnson.
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six
months in jail. Jube Tyler and Taylor X COLL,
dlsordefly conduct; So each.
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CITY ITEMS.
Correction.

Col Dom Piatt In an editorial of last Sum
day Capital, after mentioning the many in
veDtioDs brought out In the past one hundred
years, such as the Spinning Jenny, Chris
tfan Statesman, &c, asserts that no wash
ing machine is yet invented. He should call
on l.. G. Close & Co, Patent Dealers, Room
81 LeDroit Building, and see one patented by
our friend c. G. Bishop, of Georgetown. ID.
e.. last March. One half OF this valuable patent
is for sale.
These gentlemen are sole agents for the Ok
ygeDated Patent Gas-saving Burner, which
has won such wide reputation with OR
people for its beautiful light aud saving OF
gas. Price, soc. each, or IS per dOzen-ppt
up In any part of the District. Send in your
orders: Room 81 LeDroit Building, corner +
and Sth streets.
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GEORGETOWN.

GRAIN MARKET.-BOat ]. ". Thomas,
with 3,400 bushels of wheat and 50 barrels
flour, consigned to j. g. Il j. NJ. Waters;
boat j. 8. WEIGH, with OC0 bushels of wheat,
consigned TO II. M. Talbot, and 200 bushels
2, 500 bushels Of wheat, consigned to Hartley
& Bro, and 100 bushels OF wheat to H. NJ.
Talbot.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Of.rin on
Change this morning amounted to 9,sOo
bushels OF wheat, with sales from 115ka
l.S5a1 40k al 5oal 5ia1 52a1. 53aL55aL55H per
buShel.
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The Buff0 10 Lithia WatePa.

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
waters In the Peculiar Diseases of Women; in
Affections Of The Urinary Organs; In Dyspepsia
and in GO,ty and Rheumatic affections is
vouched for by some of the best medical
talent of the country. They are for sale by
kidwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles StOtt h
Co. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
Georgetown, d c.; and f. s. Leabeater &
Bro. 5S7 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS T. GOODE, Proprietor,
H. .m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusements, &c, Toni

"Colonel Eellers"
Lincoln Hau--Theodore Thomas grand con-
cert.
Thedter Con1ique.-" The Ice Witch"
McCdtaeys Hall, (209 Pennsvlv mia ave-
nue. Fair and festival by the North Caro-
olfna avenue IN. Pr Mission.
81 JOseph's HuR corner 9Th and III sree.. }
Fair for st. Joseph's parish school.
Masonic Tensp1e-Levee and r. csption to
James III. Hopkins. Grand Master knights
Templar, United States.
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G. NJ. TOwsOn g. Co.
WILL OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH,
JOHN CALIC0ES
Only % pieces perfect Cacoss at Sc. per yard.
Job 50 pieces double width Rep Poplin at 3c, sell
job ~ dozen Ready made Cloth Skirts at 6oc.
JOB g doz Ladies' Merino Vests sac. std at Soc
Job u home. made Twill Blankets ~ IS per pair.
no; FOB THE HOLIDAYS
AL ThE s aaFFfkkfGTs" M THE SEASON,
AT &. NJ TOWsON r. CO..
doz. fine Hmed stitched Hki', fancy boxes. o.
{: = = : . sS g.
Job % doz. Plaid O. clone scsrfs AT CSC.
Job loo d, z. ali Linen Hkf. a. Sc
Gent Hemn.d. .titched Hkfs. very los.
Gent Silk Auffies in plain, plaid SCROLL AID Cor
nuc2pia patterns from zoe up.
job in Msrselles TRIMMINGS, lsc apiece Il yds.D
Lace Hkfs from SOC, upwsrd-.
nottingham Lees, full wild b, low Is, 30 81, Is,
30 different designs in Ladies' aud Misses Fancy
Hosiery from l2> Is, As IS. npwa.ds.
Turkey BED Dsmask, BIesched Damask, Buff Dam.
White ard Bed Bordered Nspsins, Turkey Bed
Double : idth Black Alpscas at IS, 50. 81, SOC.
jed o9ab,e ws ", aud douoie-iace M0hair' extra
FOR LADIES sAcQUEs:
Moscow Beaver IN blue aud black.
Brow n Castor Beaver.
k1tIs b, syy Drap d'Ete low as sl.s, 81 50. So
Full stock aid Dr.s. Coz d. from l2I. Is, -, &c
tsily additions Of choice Goods TO the above.
I'm TOwsON Il co,
S36 Penrsyhania avenue, near 1,h street;
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN TOOTH Observation-Disclosures
will not fall out or break off while u ing. To
q cure the genuine see that The CTotUn Brush
Is stamped on handle.
A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs, by W. 8. Thcmp-
SOD, druggist. 703 18th street.
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EXTRACT OF REPORT from the celebrate 1
Physician, Erasmus Wilson. OF London.
Erg.: = "Several severe cases of
Corkump ion have come under my Observa.
ton that have been cured bv the timely use
of Lfe6tg's Liquid Extract of Beefdnd Tonic In
tigoratOr."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-15

LONGFELLow AND HARRY BAssErr-Ed-
wards HutchisOn's Stimulating Liniment
is the best thing for Injuries In Horses. 4;
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RemOval-CoPns. &c

Chiropodtsf, will occupy the very eligible
apartments OF the new brick building, 1ilS
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment Of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-15

NATURE GIVES Us TEETH. brit she does
not preserve and purify them. That must
he done with fragrant SOzOdOnt The dental
bone and Its enamel casing are made invul-
nerable to all destructive Influences by the
daily use of this beneficent preparation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-15

OPENING of Winter Millinery at Davis,
!I9 Market Space, on Thursday, 18th Deem
her, Don fail to be there.
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CROAKING Is NOT CONFINED to the FROG
Ponds. At this season almost everybody Is
hOaTse. The bleating of distressed lungs IL
heard everywhere. Why is this. when it is
notorious that Rdtes Honey Of Horehosaao
and Tar will cure any cough, cold or hoarse-
ness i'm forty eight hours?
Pixies TOOthdche DrODs cure in one minute
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For the Holidays.
Useful HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Useful HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LADIES, MISSES AND GENTLEMEN FURs.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT OF STOCK roo
TIE HOLIDAY TRADE
StalSkiD Sscaues, various sizes ADD qualities.
Silver Fox, II hudson Ii, Sthle, Seal otter, Mink
Black M a :. "a, SC, Ia MUfF> aud BOAS.
Eesutitul Sets Of Mink. S25, a 81 aud SIS
Beautiful Sets of French seal, slU 20 SIS
MISSES AND CHILDREN's FCRS IN GREAT
VARIETY.
Fur Trimmings Of variou- kinds
Gentlsmsn s Gaps, MuttlsIs AID Quantities. in Seal
Otter and h, aver.
Gold aud Ivory headed Canes Six Umbrellas
Fur Carriage Robes, White Fox, Black Bear
Wolf and Buffalo.
Il. HI. STINEMEJZ.
NATTER AND fUhRIER
1897 PENN>YLVsNIA AVENUE,
decll-2w Next to corner 18th street
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BUILDING ASSoCIATIONS.-At the second
Iesdlar m: citing OF the Second Co operative
Building Association, held an Potomac II all
on Monday evening, S4,2C9 was sold at an
average of los per cent. A few shares of this
stock remain that can be subscribed for.
y. NJ. c. A.-LoOk out for q good time at
the sOciable on Friday night. Readings,
quartettes, Duets, solos. and great variety
OF other good things. The thoroughly drill 4
Columbian Cadets will be present.
FINE POCKET Books, Ladies' and Mems
Satchels, in great variety, at Topham's, 425
18th sire ct.
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"A MAKING In all branches. Wedding, Evening,
Reception and Dinner Suits made TO order 10 the
The patronage Of Ladies who desire hrst ciss
work solictted only, Private entranee. Closed on
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First.Class scourins and Dye

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 g street.
doors west of 9Th street, Just a 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 a very short notice
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and Spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeiDg speciality. u,N-tr
THE NATIONAL SAVINGs BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. San king hours, Q to 4. Saturdays Q
TO and tOe. Tt3,1lf16
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued Il
Charles c. Voc, Of Chicago, and Ellen Beall,
of Georgetown; Robert ROllings Divine, oi
Georgetown, AMI Anna Elizabeth Slffell;
Edward Cox and Georgia Webster; William
Ricketts, and Frances M, Calvert