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EpIsoN was recently invited 10 90 10 Pnila ]

Edison was recently invited 10 go to Phla lei
PIMA 10 l0Ok at the keeley motor. The depata-
ION That called upon him remarked that lney
Gid not expect him TO comprehend the principle
OF the Invention. He could see it operate. and
that was ABOUT all. Any attempts to explain
lhe motive power 10 him, they said. would ne
ceSSarlly be futile, for he could not comprehend
II. Kelley was tie only man VINO could under
stand it. and he could not explain it, The
Iather OF The monograph looked at the dele "a
ton for a moment without speaking Fin.fiIy
he burst forth: after what you have told me
II would be little good for Inc to 60 with YOU
me fact IS that Kelley could fool the devil hun
self -
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LOUISIANA SPECTATORS IN TROURLE-A New
orleans dispatch TO the New York Erevinr T.lr-
GTah states that great excitement existed in
ire former city Thursday afternoon among
SPECTATORS in Louisiana cOnsoiS. because OF u
dGcltne 10 tDose securities. Gen. John b. Hood
who made q large fortune in a single day Two
years ago by buying and selling these cOngDIs.
Is represented to have been entirely ruined bv
lhe decline, and six or other operators are said
TO be in the same situation
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OFFICE OF E. A. MCINTYRE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
No. 9IS F Street, opposite Masonic Temple,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov 30, 1878

The Partnership heretofore existing between IT, II
warner and my sef having expired by limitation, [
taEe this mode OF advising my friends aud the pub
lie generally that 1 have opened an Office at the
above address, where am prepared to give INV at
tenon to the Real Estate business in ali its details
Parties who desire to borrow money on good rea
estate or approved collateral always be accom-
modated and those who have surplus funds To loan
Will find me ready to give their business prompt at
tentlon and have the character of the security dill
gently inquired into.
My experience in this city and in PHILADELPHIA i'm
matters concerning the Selling and Renting of Prop
ertles has enabled me to perfectly systenaize these
branches OF the business. Persons placing large or
many houses IN my care Will always be granted A
he raj reduction III ruling rates. Houses For Rent
viii be advertised Free Of Charge. and in all cases
where furnish tenant l will, if need be- protect
the interests OF the landlord before Justice of the
Peace, Charging nothing for my legal services aud
sharing with the owner the usual expense in sum
monlns and eJecting tenant.
Particular attention will be gwen to the manage
ment OF estates of non residents. Taxes will be paid
assurances effected, and needful repairs seen to at
lowest rates Returns will be made immediately
hlon couecton, or at stated intervals, desired.
Thankful for past fayors, trust by due exercise
OF polteness, promptness, and ACCURACY To continue
to merit that large share of public patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon Inc.
Very respectfully E A. MCINTYRE.
n0y.4;-ly
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
About that Saving. Rank,

Ettt"' Stor:-IlOw about the Washington City
savings bank? VIII YOU be SO Kind as to stir
thein up little, as you have kindly done be-
lore have seen no response to your last en-
treaty. Dut hope you Will be able to persuade
llein 10 make depoSitOrS a Christmas present
OF thelr "trH money. We shall ali be glad u see
it, DEpoSIroy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-07

He ELECTRIC LIGHT IN CoLUHBUS. O.-Co-
lu1nbuS leads the way Contracts have baen
closed with the Edison company for lighting the
Union depot and railroad yard and tracks with
the eiectric light. The expense viii be less than
10 Use petroleum. and Will effect q large SAVING
ON he cost or the present method OF lighting
Win gas. Before long they'll ali do it IRON
EedcoH.
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The STATE DEBT OF VIRGINIA.-An OIL .iai
statement was submitted TO the Virginia le sis-
iature yesterday, showing that the total STATE
debt proper Is $29, 36I 1858, of which S. 0A is
held In virginia, 100000 in other states, and
the remainder In Europe. The house OF dele
gates instructed the finance committee to in
9uire whether the present state OF Virginia is
ilaoe ior the whole debt Of old Virginia, which
includes the one-third set apart as West viz
glnla S quota. A resolution was also adopted
mourning as to change Of the constitution re-
neVing the state from the school tax, and max
levy, collect and diSburse taxes for that p,lr-
pose. y resolution providing for the call of a
state constitutional convention was referred
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ALEX ANDFR-

Don't Put OFF attending to your rheuma-
tism, but buy DrrdnJ's Rheumatic ReneIy at
once. a few doses will cure YOU
Headache quickly cured by LodiIe's Head
ache SLe,ihc. Sold by all DRUGGISTS
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GooDs FOR Com Wr.ruvp

FUUUS FUK GOLD WEATHER..
Mems Heavy caps; Boys caps, 25c:
tW-top Dog Skin Gloves, Knit Gloves:
Red Flannel UndergarmentS (all SortSl:
Knit Jackets, MutlierS, Pulse Warmers:
Mems fine White Merino UnderShirtSS Drawers:
large assortment OF Boys Hats sd, 15c 81:
Nice line OF Little Boys Fancy tilengary's, sail
of's, Iurbans and other shapes, in Cloth and
Velvet. from &c to $3.50, at LEWIS, 800 9TH ST.
NV, between and X
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anusements. &c. TO.nig

National TTeater.- John Mccullough - As
- KtchefG3 ILL.,
Thra,er CorniquH Yank" Adams, the finger
billiard player. and varieties.
E.neria HaU.-Rf Inenyi, the violin EiTtuOso.
EcG1Etia HdH.-Entertaifment ny Franklin
TEMPERANCE IIrF.Ou.
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GOODS.

The public are invited to call and examine one of
the largest and most attractive etocks of HOLIDAY
GOODS III the city.
comprise great variety of Russia Leather, Ivory,
Tortoise Shell. japanese and Cypress Goods; also
beautiful collection of Mnton Ties both plain and
mounted.
Our stock of CHRISTMAS CARDS was never So
large. varied or attractive.
Fancy Stationery: Miscellaneous and Toy Books
III every style, quality and price.
W. H. & o. H MORRISON
dec3tr NO PenN'N are. mr..
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lNDlCTEp.-fhe grand jury yesterday found
indictments against Thomas R6wje for asSsmIt
with intent TO Kin John Madigap. James. alias
"BuckS Piumsill and Thomas Known. second
oEenses OF petit Larceny FROM Jobn Brjscoe and
Ferdinand Frank. - W. N-'
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AREtIGNNE%T or PHISONEGS-IH the CFirni-
hal Court, JUDGE NlIc. This morning the FOL
I1Ning Prisoners were drraigDpd: .James Tay-
hr, charged with highway robbery: JOHN
Young assault with intent IA outrage MTS
susan ny iOf; John g. Coleman. forging an OF.
Gtron Col. AleNander-clch plead not guilty
Eugene Boston. petit larceny. second offence
plead guilty. ana was sentenced To one wear in
the pfniie'tti3rI. Edward HcCabc. David
smith. Bciton Payne. and Andrew Carter lar
rtnN of cigars &C. from CHaS. T.. Gibbs: Henry
Jackson, assault with intent 10 Kill Sergeant
hlnisN: Anderson Scott. petit larceny second Of
fence; Robert Jones. do. Th0> Bowie. assault
and battery with intent IN Kill John Wafican
David PimuSiH alias Buck PlumSiH. petit lar
rtnt, second offence; ThO7- Brown. do: cacn
plead guilty.
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-. W: BorEIER Il BRO have opened their
tiioisy-le-Roi and Limoges Faence goods: also
- Sieai variety OF Partisan Novelties suitable
iof no1iaas presents, an inspection OF which is
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WILBoR's COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.-The
great popularity of this safe and efficacouS pre-
| paration is alone attributable toaits intrinsic
worth. In the cure Of coughs, colds asthma,
bronchitis, Whooplng cough, scrofulous humors,
| ana all conSumpt1Ve symptoms, ii has no Supe-
rior, if equal. Let no one neglect the early
| symptoms of disease. when an agent is at hand
which Will cure all complaints of the chest,
lungs or throat. Manufactured only by A. Il.
Mllbor, chemist, Boston Sold by all drug
gists. tu,th,s
PHOTOGRAPHY can give us only the images of
the flowers, but in Murray d: LanD,aa's Florida
Water. chemistry has preserved their aromatic
essence Ii is literally the bottled breath of the
| most fragrant products OF the richest floral re-
giOn i'll the world.
THE GREAT QUESTION SETTLED. Nobody
doubts that danger turks behind a cough or
cold. How TO cure these forerunners of con-
sumption has been the only question. IL is a
question no longer 1t is triumphantly answered
every day and every hour, by the beneficial and
astonishing effects of Hates Honey of Horehouad
and Tar. Taken in time this preparation is a
specific for every disease OF the lungs tending to
fatal issue.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
!o,rs Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
Ii correctS ac1dity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
25 cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENrLENEN.-we wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 G street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro.
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equaDed by those not pos
sessng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
up to 81 so a window. Wool blankets from 50
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning q number re-
duction In price. Satisfaction guaranteed His
dry cleanser removes grease spots enectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance % u newly made.
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The LADIES CONNECTED WITH TIE CHupREYs
HOSPITAL thank their friends for the success OF
thclr blouse warming particularly Mcssrs,
Nine Demorest and Mr.. Jarvis. each a large
ornamental cake; MesSrS. LanSburgh 81 ward,
cotton. While liberal deductions were made by
MesSfS Bevcridge and Mohun for fancy arti-
cleS; Douglass for flowers; Russell for ice cream
d99 Iioose Tor cigars. Many names should be
duueu TO these individual contributions VINO
VIII excuse publicity in the satisfactory results
oI their united generosity, amounting 10 80
pdchages Oh groceries, &c, and 81 O0l 90 apyIied
towards furnishing the new hospital
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iNDI'rED.-The grand jury to-day reported in
dictfnents against ArnS;ead Banket, receiving
stolen property two cases: George Fields Detu
larceny second offence: and Arthur Simms
Forgery OF an order. They recommend the dis
chal@e Of Sarah j. \. Price. charged with lar
Ctny. and She was released from lafl
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OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS are calling attention
TO the ruinouS effects upon the complexion OF
cheap soaps made from impure material. The
old Brown Windsor OF j. q f. Atkinson is made
from the best and pureSt materials. and Is eX-
QuiSitely scented. WAS
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ter. j ,meS Dorsey and Dick ShreeleS. wbife
men, got into an alteration and quarrel about
6o'clock last evening at the corner OF sth and
1 streets northwest, during which Dorsey re-
ceiNed a severe cut on the left side. Drs Ad
ans and Glennin attended him. The whole
party were arrested. Dorsey is ia a dangerous
condition.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE N.RKET COMPANY
Yesterday. Ia the Circuit Court. Judge Cartier
the ease OF the Northern Liberty Market COM
pan} against John hehl. IL. action TO recover
balance due for bonus and rent of Stali was
heard The principal plea set UP by defendant
was Jh.tt the company. corporation limited n
twenty years had leased the stall for nineiV-
hIhe years and the contract was therefore void
he court oYerruIed this plea, holding that lac
company, being a freebooter. could give a title
ana enforce the contract. The point was then
made mat hchl, ST, WAS the owner of the bust
hess Tins point being sustained. q verdict " a.
given Tor defendant. Ne~STS. X. X. n e. y Ell
l"tt appeared for The company. and j. g. PAYNE
= LsSkcy for defendant
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SILKS. SILk>. SILKS.-Au of our silks arc
'uSht exclusively tor cash. and We are selling
them al very small advance" above cost: col
ored SILKS, every color and every shade: cnlorpd
silks - TO 81 so; checked silks: striped SILKS.
very light coiored silks reduced TO 5. and 81.
checked silks only o. black silks 10 to g: our
D. sl.2' ana sl-9u Dlack silks are special bar
gains. Carter'S, III Market Space. Handsome
Piano covers from s. 10 Sl5.-idrt
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN TRorgIE-A
ankton, Dakota, dispatch says the grand Jury
mas found forty-four indictments against IlV-
lnsS1On ana other Indian agents. government
employees and timber thieves Livingston. Le-
claire, Richardson and Russell were arrafgned
To-day on one Joint Indictment
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IRE Pedestrian PARTY oF FuUR from NnrE
county. Me- including YOUNG married co1o,c
VINO were lodged and led Al the Central station,
thursday night. as stated in Yesterdays STAR
nave Oy the assistance uf some charitable Der
SONS Deem furnished With transportation aud
sent on their way rejoicing 10 Fredericksburg
Va. ihelr destination. The man and his vie
were furnished transportation ny The Dist rict
ana collection WAS taken Up BY the policemen
az the 3th precinct station ana others and a
Stn'icltnt sum raised 10 send them on. sides
furnishing them with food for the rc9t nj their
tourney.
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION-I-nderth the head
of'.Specal Notices. i'll this paper NAV be found
notice OF the Third Washington Co-opera-
i've Building Association" As the officers are
organizations the Third Washington will
doubles, bscome as popular as its predecessors
OF the same name, especially, as the original
plan has been nucn improved
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CITY ITEMS.

If YOUR SEWING MACHINE is out OF order on.
II you wish to buy, exchange OF rent. call at
Oppenheimer'S. SIS 9Th ST. cor NV
TO THE PrBLIC-My patented Eye-GiasSes
can only be obtained AT my new store, No lus ,
+ ST. NV, next 10 cor. 18th ST.
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ASSASSINATION IN PERU.-AdyiceS from Pana-
ma conflIm the report OF the assassination of
eA-President Manuel PardO, of Peru He was
struck down While entering the senate chamber
IN lne city OF Lima to preside as president OF
the senate. The act is supposed To have heen
committed in revenge for Severe punishment
dent ~ ' Pi
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BIACk SILkS-New invoice just received best
makes warranted ~. ~. 81 81 25 81 80 st,,5 -.
COioftd cashmereS. all The leading colOrS, 80, o.
% ents fancy cloths for mems and boys wear
~, o.: 80, -. Dlahkets, immense stock on hand,
from - per pair; Nottingham curtain Lace from
- cents: black caShmefeS. all wool. from 30
cents. TOwsonS, 636 PENNSYLVANIA ave south
side. near eth stTeet.-Adct
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Az INSANE NAVAL SURGEON. The Pacific
Mail steamship Crescent City. Captain Porter
Tor New YORK. from Aspinwall with a genera
cargo and Jorty-two Passengers, put into Nor
folk Thursday morning for coal. The steame
brought as passenger Lieut. c. Fisher of the
Maine Corps, who has in charge Df. c. X,
Yancy, passed assistant surgeon of the l.. S
who is insane. They We're attached to the l. s
ship John Adams, of the South Pacific squad
ron. DIR. Iancey Is native OF Culpepper coun
", Va, where his family now reside. Iieut
Fisher reports that he left the Adams at Val
paraisO on the I'd of November; that she was :,
sail on the 18th for Callao. thence to San Fran
cisco. where she Will 60 out OF commission
Lieut.. Fisher also reports the L. S. ship Alaska
at Valparaiso, with all well on board
E-S. II. ClaXtOn. Troy IN. " wool mer-
chant, has been robbed OF $4,000 in bonds and
securities.
ts-It was showing hard last night In James.
town, ". Al nine O'Clock the Snow was eight
inches deep.
U-ChOn Vow Chinaman, was hanged at
Bridgeport. Cal. yesterday, for The murder of
An Pow. in Benton. Cal, last May.
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Caledonia was wrecked yesterday on Libby Is
land, coast OF Maine. Captain Cook and his
crew or n|e men were all lost, while two pas
SengerS were saved. The schooner had dis
charged cargo OF coal, and was returning
light TO Windsor. \ s %
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MISCELLANEOUS Morning News
J. NJ EDMI-SDS II

LE1TERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN
b. p. o., DECEMBER q, ls1s.
LADIES LIST--Beale Mary Anna Chalk Sallie
Miss; Cults Martha A Miss: jackson Mile Miss
Parker Mary Miss; Smith Martha Mrs.
GENTIEMES'S LIST-Bowers Geo W Carter
George; Dyson Samuel: Edwards n Green VII
ha1n Graham James +; Hall John III Holmes Jack ;
Hutchinson $; Lannon NJ; Morgan John l. ;
Somers Frank; West Lloyd; White James
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
A RGOSY SUSPENDERS,
Are something new" and comfortable n 80 ceuts
and 81 pair.
The "Rosebery,' Scarf at 81
The Bsnghaln" Scarf at 81
The Waterloo" Scarf at 81
The Duke of Bedford" Scarf AZ 81
These are warranted. Lloyd A;tree A. Smith,e
London Neck Wear" latest designs Larre Line.
Just opened, at close prices.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
octA5-r $40 # st. %. sc., OPP, Patent Ofrce
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A supcrb selection for Gentlemens Dress - -
and Street Wear received and reaGy tor in
specti0n and offered at fair price, Nh
Respectfully request the continued favors Of -M
my patrons and The public generally.
f. j. HEIBERGER
CITIZENS Army d NAVY MERcHANr TAILOR,
6S5 18th street.
eeplutr Corcorsn Building
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= u q 4 II
Il ID u l. L II II Att ION.

We hereby inform the Public that our Refined
Sugars consist SOLELY Of the product Of sugars
refined. Neither Glucose, Aurtate Of Tia, Kuridtic
Acid, nor any other foreign substance whatever, is
mixed with them. Our Sugars and Syrups are abso-
lutely unadulterated.
HAyEMEYERS & ELDER,
DECAsTRO BONNER REFINING COMPANY.
Affidavit to the above effect in the New York pa
pers Of November Is, 1878. dec3-2awlm
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AN ACCIDENT REVEALS WOMAS IN MANS
GARB-A tramp, known as Frank Watson, was
badly crushed in attempting to board Il freight
train ut Nelson Greek Station yesterday The
right hip was mangled. He was taken to w.
d. Kennedy s and medical aid summoned When
the doctor had examined the injuries he said:
''Why this is a woman" Watson acknowledged
that the doctor was right. She said that her
real name was Frances Watson, and that She
killed in the Southern army. AT the age OF 10
not many months agO-She determined to Ia Ee
the garb OF a man, SO that she could make a
wing honestly. She has been Il teamSter, but
got out Of work and had TO become what She
was, fOOtpad.-[ Louisville Courier-Jour. Dee. 1.
MCAUILFFEEs FATAL Observation-Disclosures
McAuliffee went into his house on Tuesday al
ternOOn to take drink of liquor. He had been
on duty for long while and was exceedingly
weary. He CROPPED around in a dark closet and
jug, took a drink from the nozzle instead Of
pouring the stuff into glass. He felt the fluid
burn his throat. and called TO his wife. Mrs.
McAulif1ee ran down stairs and saw that he had
mistaken the brandy Jug for jug OF the same
size and shape into which she had poured some
concentrated I've. A doctor was called and an
emetic given, bat il was OF no avail, for Mr.
McAuliffee's enurails were being slowly eaten
up. and last evening the poor fellow died.
lOndhQ &c, Decentter2.
ANOTHER CONTESTED MARYLAND SEAT-CoI
Crane, the republican candidate for Congress at
the last election in the 9Th Maryland district,
has served notice OF contest on Congressman
Henkle. Col. Crane charges ilagTant democratic
frauds in the 18th Wafts Of Baltimore and also
10 Anne Arundel county.
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PRAIsEwOfTHY EFFoRT.-Eyeryb body il 10
DE- provided with an Oyercoat. for no parent
can IeDy their child one when 81. 80 will buy
ore Nessrs. Saks s co. have them from S. 50
10 rs, and all sorts o. nice suits at very close
prices BY all means 40 To $40 ,th st
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WANTED-Ycu % knov that . nrstda0 mo.
w OND,HAND SUIT q better and cheaper ShSn
Old 6tand. No eis b stzssf between etS IA rs
aresls northvssG or Branch Store, No a Ssh
0rstcla0 Second hand QO(h3nG E0ee 81 1s1
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rDIhs buy your holiday stationery az Milan
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THEATER CONIoUE.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. NIGHTLY AND rrFS
DAY AND FRIDAY MATINEFS
nary. ~ - All a"'ul-
naHk II; ADAMS. the Great Finger Blardist
he Great Artists, THE RTSsFIS
The original Parker Sisters GFDIh;F ard IIzZIp
Last week of WILLIAMS and SULLIVAN PEAS
LANDT SISTER mi
The stock Comnany in Grand Ola deco q,
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~ \ leading Norwich citizen was unable re-
Gently 10 procure an ounce OF brandy from the
CITY druggists TO save the life of his child and II
died
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PHGGls IEwELRY SF0RE received some bear.
tIu styles OF Iewery for the holiday trade,
,som one To twenty dollars, i51 Pennsylvania
ssehhe, near AZ street-adrs
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CAR?ETS, CAKPET>'-Closing our orr on,ir -.
SOCK u factorl prices Moor oilcloths all widths:
Nottingham curtain lace from - cents nm. 70
bic linens napkins: towels: white corintoI-
panes; sheeting cottOnS; wine cloths: cIOaks
new Sly les, from 81 up: ifanneis all wool! IaptlI-
.'ated. from ., ~. - cents. TowsOaS. 6G6 Penn
y wanna aveoue south side. near ,th ht-idr,
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CARTHAGE ROBES.

& 2.s5 CARRIAGE ROBES.
$1,000 TIE BEST Ass S}FTl IN THE
each.
HORSE COVERS and BLANKETs.
from 81 mp, at the
POPULAR HARNESS and TRUNK FACTORY OF
JAMES s. TOPHAM.
425 Seventh ssrese,
Adjoining Odd Fellows Han
Trunks Covered and Repaired PROMPTLY oct2str
sl.3JO,OOO.
ROYAL H4TANA LOTTERY
Extraordinary Drawing DECEMBER oath, 1873.
Only $4,000 Tickets. Drawing Positive.
Capital $500 O0O
~ 600
81 10000
10 Prizes of Si060O each '''-'-'.'- 1o1o",S
IL Prizes of s., 600 each. t;OOD
300 Prizes amounting to.................-. $3.50
Full information sent free Prizes cashed-
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
iI'27s Pies smounnr TO ss5e s so ~, 1870
Tickets $40; Halves, So; Fifths, 81; Tenths, 81.
EENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing DECEMBER Path. Whole Tickets 81
For tickets and full information Of above, address
oe...... ]. DUFF co, BANKERS.
noS26eo6tSk3t' 42 Nassau ST., Nesc York,
HORSE OWNERS, .ATTENTION!-Col.
town ON Tennallytown road offers the bestN
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stables with box staii for every horse. Two feed.
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