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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18
Richmond Manufactures i'm Pennsyl.
Yaufa.

The Williamsport Gazette, IN its report OF
the fourth annual meeting OF the Pennsyl-
yania Pharmaceutical Association, has the
following about one OF our Richmond firms |:
"Messrs. j. w. Randolph ~ English, OF
Richmond, Va, manufacturers OF druggists
paper boxes, make an extensive display,
which is In charge of Mr.. n. V. Randolph,
true southern gentleman. They exhibit
over $50 varieties OF boxes, including over
100 varieties OF paper and satin pufi-Doxes.
They make a specially OF boxes Tor perfume,
ry and candy. The ointment boxes ana
other varieties patented by Mr.. n. V. Ran
doIph are attractive and seiviceable, and
meet with ready demand, their trade eX.
tending to Mexico and all parts OF Europe"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

O. OOn REWARD FOR ANY CASE
CI,UOO OF BLEEDING, ITCHING, ULCE-
RATED, o. PROTRUDING PILES that DE
BING's PILE-RENEDY fails to cure. Prepared
BY j. p. MILLER, VI. d.. Philadelphia, Pa. None
genuine without his signature. sold BY
POLK MILLER 4 CO., 900 Main street;
fe 22-Tu,Th& SatJyl0 hichhohu, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DURCELL, LABD n CO.,
l. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Agency for Virginia Springs and other Mineral
Waiers,
RICHMOND. VA.
RECEIVED DIRECT:
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR,
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
ALLtGHANY. BLUE RIDGE.
BUFFALO LITuIA, HEALING,
WOLF-TRAP LlTHIA.
All the above waters in bottles except the Wolf.
Trap Lith!a. which Is sold at csc. per gallonpack.
age extra consumers can send their vessels.
Besides these waters We keep constantly on hand
supply of the SARATOGA SPRINGS aud other
American waters, and standard European waters.
my 80
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is WEALTH!

DIR. r. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAlNIREAiT
NFXT: a speclac for HYSTERIA, DIZZINESS,
COMMISSIONS. NERVOUS HEADACHE, MEN
tai DEPRESSION, LOSS OF MEMORY, PRE-
MATURE OLD AGE. caused by over-exertion,
excuses, or oyerwork of the brain, which leads 10
misery. decay and death. one box WIZ cure recent
cases. Each box contains one months treatment.
One dollar box. or six boxes for i've dollars-sent
by mail prepaid On receipt OF price. We guarantee
six boxes 10 cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied Win nve
dollars, will send the purchaser our written guar.
aniee 10 return the money n the atm ent does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued by BODEkEk
BROTHERS. Druggists, wholesale ana retail agents,
Richmond. Va orders BY mall will receive prompt
atIention my l5-Sa, Tu&Th1v
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Preparing for Another Flood.

OTTowA, ONT June ia man named
Martel commenced building a miniature
ark on Dahousie street this morning in an.
iicipation OF food on The 10Th Of June.
His wife has spent the entire week in cook
ing and preparing provisions for the trip.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
District Goyernmert n o,es.

Il. l.. Blake was granted permit to-day to
build n frame warehouse ut Seventh and NJ
streets southwest
The applications of the following parties
for liquor licenses We're approved yesterday
afternoon: +. d. Hall, Henry Nau and Charles
Van Reswick.
The Commissioners have received com.
plants that some OF the trees blown down by
the great storm and proppod up again are in
an unsafe condition, and are likely to fall
during the winter The letters urge the neces-
sity OF making the trees safe.
DIR. Jafncs NJ. Leete, OF st. Louis, a member
of the common council OF that city, has written
10 the Commissioners for q copy OF an ordi.
nance supposed TO be In force In this city for.
bidding the blowing OF horns, crying of huck.
sters, ETC., In the streets. The Commissioners
have been compelled to acknowledge tho pain.
full fact that no such ordinance protects tho
citizens OF Washington.
The District employees are exercised over a
determination that the pay-rolls for December
Will not be paid before Christmas. The EN-,
ployes have always been given the pay for the
month OF December before the close OF TINT
month In order that IL may be applied TO the
various expenses OF tho Christmas holidays
The auditor has declined to make out the pay
rolls, as usual, unless 80 instructed by the
Commissioners,
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
The DrendnOu-nt Sails

The first of Series of soirees, which tho
Dreadnouget Yacht Club propose 10 continue
through the season. was given at odd,Fcllows'
Hall, Navy-yard, last night The fair Friends
OF the gallant yachtmen We're out In large
numbers, and what, with the splendid decora.
tons aud the pretty faces Of the young ladics,
tho hall presented scene such % - not often
Witnessed IN Washipgtor. About seventy
couples participated. in the grand march and
then tho dancing commenced under
inspiring strains of Professor Hutch
inson's brass and string band. Among the
many present We're:
Misses Tilly Kennedy, Rosie sands, Carrie
Zoigler jamie Clark, Frances Stewart Moliic
Gardner, Frances boston, Ella bostoH Susie
Selby Emma and Molli6 Davis, Ti5zie Holroyd,
Mollie oliver Ines. Clark, Alice and Rosie
Buckley, Leila sotterneld, Cora Hutchinson,
Annie Hutchinson, Alice Brinkley, Lizzie
Langley, William Langley and wife, H. Lewis
and wife, Dalis Anderson and wife, Emma
Webster, Laura Miller, Oracle Dykes, and
Messrs. Albert Lewis, Bernard Mcdonnell
Philip Mansfield, Henry Langley, Harvey
others.
Early next month the Dreadnoughts Will
give another hop q, the same hall.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
The Auxiliary Letter carriers.

The auxiliary corps Of letter carriers have
petitioned Congress for relief They set forth
the fact IN their petition that they labor the
entire year for s400. They rofor to the post
oiice at Philadelphia rs an example. It has
sixty-flye mon at 500 per annum. Twenty
mve do day duty and forty perform night duty.
The twenty-five mon report at q 80 O'clock n,
M and are on duty until o'clock p. M, max
Ing twelve hours and half constant duty,
each man serving SO0and collecting 800 pieces
of mail matter per day. The forty who per-
form night work must report at o'clock p. m,
ana remain on duty until O'Clock n. m. Each
man collects ON an average each night between
i, 100 and 1,2OO pieces OF mail matter and
walks on an average OF 10 miles per night.
The petition ia signed by men employed In
forty OF the leading offices OF the United States.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
Wanted 10 be warmly clad.

Alfred Newton, colored, said he was bound
to be warmly clad during this winter ana SO
laid in ambush to capture a stray overcoat
which might be lying around loose. He
stroled through the streets all day long last Fri
day and about dusk met an aged colored man
named William GIL, who was engaged In put.
ting I'm some coal. Gill had taken on his coat
and rolled back his portals TO engage in his
work, when Newton slyly slipped up and slid
on with his coat. The coat contained nicely
honed razor and several other articles, all OF
which Newton made on with. The case was
heard In the Police Court to-day and postponed
until tomorrow.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
Marriage Bells.

AZ the E-street Baptist Church where, by tho
way, there have been good many weddings OF
late, large company gathered, at p. IN. yes.
day, 10 witness the marriage OF william s.
Brock, esq. eldest son of Major William a.
Brock, and Miss Julia s. Kelly, of this city
Tho ceremony was performed mainly after the
Episcopal service, by Rev, Dr.. Fannce, the
The whole affair was handsomely carried out,
the service peculiarly impressive, and the
happy pair started on the train for Now York
amid the good wishes OF hosts OF friends
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
THE COURTS.

EQUITY corAf-justice wylic.-Kropp vs..
Rrorp, Injunction pendente lite granted. Lowe
Va. Lowe; David jackson appointed guardian
nd litem. Harden VI. Harden; A. A. Lipscomb
| appointed guardian al litcm,
CIRCUIT CouRr7Just,cp ,HdPnoi,--Johnson
va, Dougiaes; Fnrdict for defendant; damages,
$3.50, Gambboil w. District OF Columbia; mo-
ZION for new trial filod. Grimes Vs. Bowman
Lone ,t al
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16

The lOV,isr.Journdl,
Dec. 10.
WASHINGTON, Dec.
12.-Judge Cox, who
prcsldcs over the Gut
teau trial, has been SO.
vercly criticised for
tho course which he
hns pursued, 1t. hsa
been thplipht tlidt h9
was dctlng only UPON
his own judgment In
the matter, and that
there had been no con.
sultation among his
colleagues on the Dis
trict OF Columbia bench
as to tho proper con.
duct OF the trial. hut
It appears TINT such Is
not the case, and tina,
Judge Cox's strict nj.
ttntioh TO his dutiea
alone has prevented
the true reason for his
course being known.
Tint reason has come
out, through Justice
Field, OF the United
States Supreme Court,
who returned the other
day from the summer
abroad, and shares the
popular feeling, that
less rope should be
given Guiteau In the
courtroom and moro
rope given him In Tic
jaliA Tho justice IN MS
travels had found M
great trini and, the
Criminal the theme of
all classes In Europe;
1t was discussed ex.
citedly by the upper.
ten of society and the
peasants I'm the Swiss
cantons. When brought
TO bay by tho adverse
criticism OF those who
are looked upon ~
qualified to represent
the sentiments of the
American bar on this
subject, the Justice
found himself IN n
curious and embar-
RAISING position: Nc
did not WISH 10 re.
fleet upon Judge Cox's
conduct of the caso
before satisfying him.
self OF his exact posi-.
ton. Accordingly, the
first thing he did after
his return was to call
onChiefJustice Cartier,
OF the District Judi.
ciary. He was informed
to his satisfaction and
great relief that Judge
Cox had been governed
by the opinion OF ihc
entire bench In the
treatment, OF .Guitecu.
The consultations have
been long and frequent.
This Is n very import
ant fact in itself con-
sidered, but II should
especially serve to &C.
quit Judge Cox OF In.
dulging the criminal
at the bar on his own
unaided judgment, He
IL the mouthpiuce and
agent OF oil his col
leagues.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
Merry Christmas.

The individual who neglects the holiday sea.
son misses ono of the greatest pleasures OF
life. Parents who would have their little ones
remember these occasions with delight, should
20 at once 10 the Palais Royal and select de.
sirable presents for their children. They Will
md there the finest stock ever brought to this
market,
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
what Caused the Excitement.

The excitement on Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, yesterday
afternoon, was occasioned bya grand stampede
OF school boys toward the well.known and
popular boys clothing house of II. Robinson
\ Co., DOB Pennsylvania avenue. The little
the store and were each put Into brand now
auft
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
THE CRITIC, Dec. 10.

THE CRITIC, Dec. ID |
.,(Arer ~ introduce
ton upon the abuse to-
which Judge Cox has
been subjected, we
say:
We learn privately
OF an interesting fact
In this connection, JUS
tice Field, OF tho ,au.l
pfoDic pphch, who bas
bSeh spending the
summer abroad, came
back the other day, and |
shared the popular,
feeling that less rope
should be given Gui.
teau In the courtroom
and more rope given
him In the inil, The
Justice In his travels
had found the great
trial and tho pdmpered
criminal the theme of
all classes In Europe. /
II was discussed ex- /
citedlv by tho upper |
ten OF society. and the
peasants " tho Swiss
cantons. When brought
TO bay by the adverse
criticism OF those who
are looked upon as
qualified to represent
the sentiment OF tho
American bar on this
subject, the Justice
found himself IN a.
curious and Dmbar.
rasBing position. He
did not wisN 70 refettI
upon Judge Cox's con-
duct OF the case before
satisfying himself Of.
his exact position. Ac-.
cordingly, the first
thing he did after his
return was to call on
Chief Justice Cartier.
He was then informed
TO his satisfaction and
great relief that Judge
Cox had been governed
by tho opinion OF the
entire bench In the
treatment OF Guiteau.
Tho consultations have
been long and fire.
| quent. This IL q very
important fact In itself
considered, but 1t
should especially serve
TO acquit Judge Cox of
indulging the criminal
at the bar on his own
unaided judgment. He
is the mouthpiece and
agent OF all his col
leagues,
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
FINANCIAL.
To.d.y.- s,rrk LIMITATIONS.

Tho following observations OF tho transac-
,iehB IN the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nishcd by the clearinghouse of II. d. Cooke, IT,,
K Co. ld2D L street, Washington, ID. c.:
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
We Represent
In Our Advertisements Only What we Are
Prepared to Prove.

In the first place the Only Manufacturing Clohers
the City, We have dealings only with the Mills Manufac-
turing Cloths Cassimeres, etc. Our Prices naturally
Is to Is cent less than other houses in the CITY, Our
Stock of Suits and Overcoats is Large and Varied and
Prices to Suit all Purses
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the Signal.
Office to-day says;
Warmer, fair weather is Indicated for TO.
morrow In tho Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic
and East Gulf States, Tennessee and the ohio
valley.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
How the Specials Get Their News.

We print below, in parallel columns, IN. cd.
torial which appeared Up THE carrie 6i pe
peayed oil mo fniiowing ddy IN a number OF
IApcss, Wo clip this from the Louisville
C0ivier-Journdi, merely TO illustrate tho enter.
prise displayed by the talented scissors that
represent II In Washington;
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
Christmas NnniinIs.

George d. Smith. OF Georgetown, D. O., and
Josephine Tenley, OF this city.
Jacob Price and Annie Foster.
Chris. @. Cain and Susie Holmes.
william s. Brock ana Julia S. Kelly.
u. w. King and Mary NJ. Hauptman.
4. II. Etchison and Alice V. Thompson
John O. Madison and Emma Scott
Charles p. Elliott, OF Kansas City, No., and
Ollie Munson, OF this city
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
A Good Ulster for $3.50.
l. Hamburger & Sons, 615 Pennsylvania ay
Real Estate Transfers.

Homer Painter to A. G.. Hartman, for SITS,
lot Al, square 033; W. Kilgour, trustee, 10
George schroyer, for 1915, part OF lot 90,
Pleasant Plains.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16

We believe they do but also believe that experience
has taught them to discount about per cent 81 what
generally fepreSented We do not propose Initiate
to ALLOW fof pairing down:
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
IHU UIII UNHUtIy'
ROebuck's weather strips,

At this season of the year Roebuck's patent
weather strips for doors and windows come In
very handy, You can find them Mt F.1
Schneider n Sens, Pennsylvania avenue an
Eighteenth street northwest
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16

The Gaiteau Jury May MOI Agree.
but the public is unanimous that Hahn's 81
and S1.25 ladies', gents and children's beau
tifully embroidered slippers have no rival;
S10 Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
simms' Famous Cologne,

neat Christmas present, and one that every
lady will appreciate, is a bottle of Simms'
toilet cologne. 1t Is unsurpassed, and In n
lovely cut,glass bottle will prove an acduisi.
ton TO every toilet stand, 1t can DO found Mt
Simms pharmacy, New York avenue and
Fourteenth street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16

TN ADDITION to our usually large and well
l. assorted stock of Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Trimmings, Frnges and Notions, we are opening
daily great variety Of new, useful and attractive
goods, suitable for the Holiday season, at
DA AVIS.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
You Can Save Money by Rnying

~ deorgo spransy's, 5O7 seyenth 2ireet.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16
washington stock Exc change.

| The following are the closing quotations OF
| the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
| GOVERNMENTS.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16

MO SPECIAL DAY set apart for Bargains
IN Bargains EVERY DAY in every depart
ment, at
DAVIS,
The Evening critic., 1881-12-16

A MONG THE MANY HANDSOME and use
IA fll articles now In stock, we mention Wisk-
holders Brackets, Wall Pockets Satin Covered
Tubs, Pals and Barrels, Plana and Decorated, full
line of useful articles IN Rattan Goods Celluloid
Toilet Sets, Picture Frames, Work Baskets, Plush
and Leather Bags, Pocket-boOks, japanese Goods,
SILK Umbrellas, ETC., all purchased direct from
the manufacturers, AT
D-A vTS'-
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CARTER'S.
III MARKET SPACE

ROYs' OyERCoATS, AGED TO 10. &. so r.
1s4 anil 8. mp Boys ilsteretsss. aged TO- S. So
~ - and 81. up. Boys suits complete aged Il 10
$3a0 s. "a and g. up Boys School Suits aged 10
x -; ~, -. 80 and up. Boys School Suits, aged
ts.is =. zoe, Soc. 81 and 81. IS, up Mems Full
ss,lis from So So 81 IS 10 s5. Mems overcoGts and
w tereteS, 81 81 $. IS. 81 tn SIS. Undeshirs and
Drawef: froai 23c.. Be. +jc. and 65e. Hats Caps
AZ: al 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
&alS J. W. SEI.BY.
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ARTERs
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.

SIX Plush. 81. 50: Double width Plaid Dress ,nls
ia Double White Blankes large SIZE 81. So Double
WAIT Blankets. all pure WOOL fire quality. S. Blesched
Table Damass. pure Linen. so: beautiful Silk and
Wool Dress Goods. SI worth rs; Colored CashIneres
pure Wool double width. 81 immense assortment Of
Cloth For men and boys 80 to 81 So Ladies' Suit
LIZ Fla nEels. all Wool Navy Blue other coors rs
Black six Velvet 81; Black Grape double fold, rs;
immense assortment of heavy Cloang Cloths 81 so
y immense assortment of Jackets listers Circulars
AMI Coats the cheapest in washin son: Double width
i~ees' Flannel Suiting all Wool rs. Coiored Silks so
h-ek Silks u.s. 81 ST. 81 IS 81. So 81 rs 81 and so;
Cur 81 s2S and 81 so Black Silks special bargains
fasno Covers. Silk Embroidered S. 75 Colored Cash
1narres not all Wool Is; Coiored Cashmeres all Wool
%: rockingham Lace for Curtains 20 to 81 larxe size
Bridal Quilt, 81 and %; Coored and Black Satns
IS. Brocade Silks. all colors. 81
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w. NJ SINISTER & SONS
Offer Very Elegant and Choice Stock of
SATIN 81 f5s .ns sbEaA q EEssux and Street
s sosSET s S. MEEyEIkLEgx; w.,
re rs paSs Silk inch
MORE Mld sIi It s. ~ %a nsM sefds Silks
VELVET FLoUNcEs. entirely new. in rich street
SATIN DRESS SS EEpSrs IN beautiful tints.
EkhaA III SIX htIf H5s St 3 and S.
ri SREssEs fer sszss. and Evening
kXhSIS$ sHAPEs + s Shanaks at Soc.
WHITE c ckSTdS si chk MSs 1 fun stock Of
WOOL GOODS
In New Fabrics of substantial value
Flush S6s Ekg .a9
a ASEf3{fE and r GISSx LACE.
,VoNE PRICE.
". NJ SINISTER l. SONS,
dl2 9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
SELLING OUT AT COST,
To CLOSE BUSINESS By DECEMBER sOrH.
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
IL 81 GosT F S4a GAsH
GREAT BAhGAINs IN FIRST CLASS GOODS
GEO. F. BENKERT,
d12-st No. s1s MARKET SPACE.
DIAMOND RINGS EARRINGS.
NEW DESIGNS REALLY BEAUTTfGL ''
dc 172 West Baltimore Street street
MOORE LEDlNG.
vi JEWELERS. AND sILvERsMITHs.
CAN special attention to their entirely assortment Of
o'''' '".'A' WEDDING PRESENTS:
| Such Solid Silver Table Ware,
French Italian and eth Brass
Sconces and Bric- a. rac.
n5-st&th. SIN 1lO9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
AND OTHERS.
FOR THE FINEST MADE GARMENTS IN WASH
NGTON.
PLACE Your ORDERS WITH
GEO. 7. KEEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
dc In. Ala Ninth street northwest
| ID ROBINSON Il CO.,
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE.
OILS 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SALAD OIL. UMPORrED,)
~ 81 Gallon; 80 cents Pint.
GERMAN STRENGTHENING POROUS PLASTER.
| 10 cents q Piece; 8 for IS.
| BABEK TEA, FOR MALARIA. CHILS and FEVER
| rs per Box at
| A. NJ KLOCZEWSKPS PHARMACY
| nS as 9Th street northwest.
/ las. 4. BRIEN,
| % PLUMBER.
/ 419 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
] "a YEARS PRACTICE.
| Special attention given to repairs.
Orders solicited. so-lms
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A Double sheet Tomorrow.

The advertising columns of THE STAR continue
b. issued tomorrow. Last Saturdays double sheet
contained 172 new advertisements, and circulated
(printed and sold 81 500 copies.
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There are so many pleasant things being said
In 80 many places just now about Mr.. Tilden, as
presidential candidate In 1884, that some cynical
fellow Will BE- rising up and saying pretty soon
that that barrel must have sprung a. leak
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PERSONAL.

DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 3O9 9TH
Il street northwest Reliable information furnished
in all cases consultation free will Call at residence
when requested all business strictly confidential. CE.
Finder. ol5-2m
MADAM ROSS THE LONG ESTABLISHED, RE-
M liable Ciairvoyant and Astrologist 1ives better
tsfaction in all affairs of life than any in the pro-
feson tells the past present and future destiny gives
ad ice and assistance on all matters appertanng to
Business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL.
satisfaction given pay. Consultation Rooms 400
I'd street. above d street northwest apo
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

+ United COMPREHENSIVE
IL The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed partnership for the sale Of lee under the
name q firm q WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
miles, Unon xrten ae % v 1cpunss WI 6e Ead
Treasurer. Ofice, No. 1854 Water street. Georgetown
LOW. OF
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PROFESSIONAL.

EHASY FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND LON
- geyty, hence thousands from far and near. among
them the highest medical Judicial political. military
Chiropodia Establishment I4l6 Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Wizards Hotel where relief is afforded with
out pain in few minutes Press of business at office
precludes attendance residences except after D. m
Office fee 81 per visit. d.
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 NINTH
~ street. Sc cor: 9th and En.w. Extracting 10 III
M, Wednesdays free, for the poor Frstclass refer
ences Nitrous oxide gas administered. Charges
sonable n3O
mr. M. 8. PARSONS MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
IL successor to DR.. A. L. Bos&orth. Office hours 8
sIs sI apf STREET, o 5Ts
Il PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER.
Prof; Gloetzner. CIV. Walter, org. Ascension
eaned Nus Doc org Epiphany
and DR.. Kinball. o3-3m'
mr. NJ. A. CARMAN,
1Ol5 14TH STREET.
Second door south from All Souls Church. sl2
nR. R. PARSONS, DENTIST. 42s 7TH STREET
" northwest, between d and streets, over Ballan
tyne's Bookstore Operative. Surgical and Mechanical
Dentistry skilfuly performed. Extracting at night.
Charge moderate. Gas administered. MT
mr. WEIsENBORN. DENTIST. sl5 7TH STREET
all operations on the natural teeth at reasonable prices
Extracting, 50 cents. janis
nR DUKE, DENTIST, us l4TH STREET NORTH
II west, between G street and New York avenue
Beautiful Sets Of Teeth Teeth Tiled 81 Extracting
nR. T. M. TALBOT. DENTIST, No. 437 7TH ST,
branches Teeth inserted 81 PER set. All work war
ranted. janis
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XMAS GOODS.
large and select stock Of fine and medium quality
TRU NKS, TRAVELLING BAGS,
SATCHELS, POCKET BOOKS,
LETTER BOOKS. CABBAS,
TOY TRUNKS, (our make),
ROBES, SADDLES, BRIDES,
HARNESS, WHIPS &C., &c.
At the popular
TRUNK AND HARNESS MANDATORY
JAMES s. TO PHAM,
d13-2w 425 18th street northwest.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
w Room in quiet family, and neighborhood be
street east Address, stating terms. L. W. NJ, 70S East
Capitol street. dlO3t+