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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09

Nj PARK-PLACE VI T. T II O list
CHURCII.-Soryic 10y the pastor. JONI HAN
non. Subjects: IL 4. NJ. 1.-THE Greatest Inven-
ton" ~ i. ~, The Governor Offers Re-
Ward" Revival services continued during the
week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09

Ut JAMAICA RUM, ST. GROIN
RUN. SCOTCH WHISKY, APPLE BRANDY
all Of very hest quality. For sale by
de q-2w OSCAR CRAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09

~ y "c.0ck noon. NINFIIID :. HLIlIIlN-
son. Secretary. dc Gilt
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
HOLDERS or THE RICHMOND AND ALE
GIfNN RAILROAD COMPANY Will be held ut
The company's Office. Richmond. Va. on the ST.
COND TUESDAY. BEING THE 18TH DAY OF
pose of clcctlng 30 rd OF Directors 10 serve one
year. and for The transaction OF any other bushes,
that NAV he brought before the meeting.
3. X. LEI MD.
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny
no 2S-id Railroad ComnonV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09

M" JOB LOTS AT
BREEDEN. TALLEY & CO.'S.
CoLORED TARLATASs In few shades at &C.
per yard, usual price Csc;
CANTON FLANNEL PIQUE at SOC, generally
sold at 75c.;
A limited quantity of SILK and WOOL TABLE
COVERS at SO. formc~ price Sc
Bargains in light shades of CASHMERE, NUNS
CLOTH and sHOoDAs.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
WE HAVE
SILK HANDkERCII1EFS. an immense assort-
ment;
sCARFs. novelties In COLLARS;
GLOVES in COTTON, WOOL. SILK, KID, ETC.;
PLATED JEWELRY at popular prices.
CHARLOTTESVILLE CAsslMEREs, the most
durable goods for the price on the market.
Big reductions in BULLET BUTTONS, Of which
we have good assortment # every variety.
For DRY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS. and
FANCY GOODS, call on us.
PRICES GUARANTEED As LOW As TIE
LOWEST.
BBEFDEN, TALLY & CO.,
successors 10 a. J.. Fox & Son
de 3-su,Tu.Th&ea4t 500 cast Broad street.
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~ CHAMPAGNE.

- THE BEST COD-LIVER OIL.
imported by myself Gircct from Ncw Foundlaud,
and guaranteed TO be page, free from rancidity,
and more easily as'miatei aud more acceptable
t. the stomach than other brands OF oil.
For sale by 2. ROBERTS BAKER.
lUccc-sor TO Meade & BakcrJ
9l9 east Min strect Richmond. Va
lao 2i-Tu& -a-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09

F!VIE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
I gNiTFD TATrs COMMERCIAL CCAIPA-
ny will be held al tie riggs House. Wa,rin.tou.
GA " ID .tsDAY The lOth day Of January nrxt.
af - O'clock noon. WINFIELD :. HLTtIIiS-
son. Secretary. dc alt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09

AMUSEMENTS.
HOWITZERS' BENEFIT. AZ
MOZART HALL, DECEMBER IL, 1852.
PATIENCE IL BLACK-BUELEsoUE.
Libretto not by Gilbert. but Will hit them as hard
as Sullivan,
CAST by THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN
TALENTED GENTLEMEN:
Patience, Manchester Milkmaid. Monte Walker.
Lazy Jane. of immense bat of angelic appclr-
Colonel (sir Garnet WoolsackJ, the lum-:um of
the Georgia Blues :..........F. W. Cunningham.
Major Dewellington Boots, the correct thing,
Marshall Ramos
His Grace the Duke OF Richmond, the proper
snowbal Grosyenor, BARRIERS Clerk, with more
Butler Bunihornc, flashy and tonsorial Poet.
Joseph Marshall.
TWENTY COhL-BLACK MAIDENs.
TWENTY EGYPTIAN DRAGONS,
FULL ORCHESTRA IN BLACK.
TIE GRANDEsT FIRsT-PART MiNsTRELsY
EVER PUT on A RICHMOND sTAGEl
Admission, Soc; re erved seats csc. extra.
lie e-lt
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Foreign News by Gable.
Mr.. PARNkIL OK IRisu F,I1GR,rroN

III nLpnSpnN, Dec, is-Ar. ParneH in his speech at
lhr banquet given In his honor II Cork Yesterday.
sau he "euih always oppose any attempt OF lid
government TO land Migrants In a brInIess ana
pennltsS condition on the shores of tba
sasi.rn states OF America. II, he satt England
uesfea 10 promote the emigration OF IrlshIn.n let
them be placed on land In America provided win
@ nVeses ana means 10 raise crop the first year IL
their residence He advocated relief FOR coneest .
districts by purchasing the people vast tracts
OF graz ng land in Ireland. witch were pcoplai
ntiore @ the famine. There WAS no reason, he said
Why 'hey should not be peopled again.
THE BRITISH TIN TRADE PAR.Lyzrp Ry r.urprs
LONDON, Dee, ls.-The liabilities OF SIX OF the
@ ant tl,l pi3i iirlns which nave faied during the
paSt night aggregate 100000 pounds. The trade
- 'oo'it'0'es pafalSZed ior the moment
AFLoAT AGAIN
q LONDON, Dec. 1S-The steamer Clapdon Nau
ofleah5 Tor Bremen, which went ashore al Peter
coast OF Holland, has been lioated
REVOLT IL CHINA.
PAI;!s, Dec. IS.-The attack by mountainous IN
soui uih"eS'eTn CHINA, upon Chinese troops who
We're marching against the French. ln which the
rear guard was slaughtered is conncrtod viii a
general rising in Iun-Nan.
OBSTACLES TO LORD pErBy's APPOINTMENT.
LONDON, De-. 1S.-The Times IN n leading artf-
fie, says: obstacles have been raised 10 Lord
Derby's appointment 10 the Indian Office by rea-
son OF the views he expressed in his recent sneecn
at Manchester in relation To Egypt
AN EARLs HOME DESTROYED by FIRE.
IL LoNpoN, pee. le-Gunton Hall. In Norwich. the
seat OF the Earl OF sGfiied, has been destroyed by
fire. -
sHtPwRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE
LONDON, Dec. 1s.-A heavy gale is blowing In
eastern scotland \ vessel has been wrecked on
Tie coast OF kincarditteshire The crew were lost
FAMINE IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Dee 1S-lt Is stated that a famine pre.
was ,,a IN C3rT!ck, County Doneg L. The people are
iflng on Indian meal twenty-five hundred per.
SONS, IL Is said, are In danger OF starving
TIE DEAN OF CARLISLE DEAD.
LoNDaS. Dee. lS-The Very Reverend Francis
Ciose, d. d., Dean or Carlisle, Is dead
PLCNDERING OF RUSSIANS BY CHINESE sol nrFps
ST PETERSBURG, bee. lS.-The Noroe T-re7laUd
says RUSSIA has made representations 10 China
concerning The piundering OF Russian subjects on
lDe frontier 10y Chinese soldiers. China has
promised 10 Institute an inquiry into the matter
TIE BRITISH FosPMAsTER GENERAL BETTER
LONDON, Dec. lS-1n consequence OF Postmaster
Geh raj FawcettS satisfactory progress the bul.
let'hs reporting his condition Issued less FIRE.
Quently.
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THE EVENING STAR.
lRDEx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN The STAR

tMTsTSFr-S-1st "a =.
fTTORSEYs-lstp pe>r.
AUCTION SALEs-sth and s.h PAGES
ECsKUISG- sth page.
1IsISEss CHAScEs-Sti pare.
CIIY lTEMs-9th pare.
CuJNTRy RsA1. ESTATE Ist pl,a
1FATHs-Sth pas-a
fTTCATIoS4I 81 plra
1IHsSCI.I-Sth page.
Fans. FESTIVALS. &C.-1st page.
IAN1L1 SUrrL,E,-s-h ra-,
Ter laET tEOomsl- 8 L psr.
For lJNT tHnJscsl-s,h plr,.
Ter EENr tsiisceIlJne0us)-5sh
IoE SAIE tNiscclianeoID-9:l 9,s,.
I'L SAIL Ii , Usc-l-Ssl page.
HcLIBAY GOODS -4sh 3nd 5tb pas,ea
HoTELs-1st PAGE.
BoJsLFUEsIsT..S p!s3.
IECTCBEs-fst rage
lCsT A=D FCUED-Ist 1!,s.
MAKRI.Gzs-sth tn PAGE.
NOxEI To LoAS-S,,I
MIL ICAT. SC.-6:l u1<..
NEW PUrLIC ,rIOS+Ist page.
IEEsCEsL-i5t t-al-e.
IRoFEssIOSAI.-3tIr rlrs.
bA1ITOADs-.th PAGE
sIECItI NoIIC-S-lSt p4s,.
sTEC TIEs-Ctll page.
STKANTRS, &C-6th ,a.,.
SAFT -. o-TT-5th 1lrs.
SEvING NACBISEs-Ithpirs.
TEI IEaEEs-6t's payc.
T>bFEGAKERs, &c.-1tl p.;,.
NASTTD (pcfVl- -Stt Pare.
WANTFp s,.tuaIioiss> -ScIpsr,.
NacTFD tHo'I@es '-S; Il pare.
WANTED I;CCm-b-Sth pa-e.
NASTIu. t:ilsc"i,ultenus'-5th p1ys.
WOOD AND COAI-1th page.
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ARMY ORDERs--Major George r. Smith, pay
master, having reported to the paymaster general
OF the army from New Orleans, La, has been re.
leved from further duty In this city, to take effect
the 18th inst, and ordered TO report to the com.
mandng general department south for duty.
capt. Walter Clifford, Gth infantry. military df.
vision or MISSOURI. has been granted an extension
OF leave Tor one month. Lieut.. Col W. III. Brown,
lst infantry, has been granted an extension OF
leave Tor nFe months on surgeons certificate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

JUDGE y. y. ULLERY, OF the southern district OF
Ohio whose term of office expires tomorrow, is in
this city looking after q reappointment
AN ADVERSE DECISION ON REPRESENTATIVES Shell
LBY's CLAIM.-Frst Controller Lawrence has de-
c.ded IN the case OF the claim OF Representative
extra compensation asked for from March IL to
July %, 1882, for which time he had already re-
ce1ved a salary.
THE FEBRUARY INTEREST.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has announced that the three months
interest due February Ist, 1883, On the bonds en-
braced In the 119th call will be paid by checks for
warded TO the registered owners In the usual man.
ner; the fractional interest from that date to Feb
ruary 10th being paid With the principal of the
bonds at the time OF redemption. The Assistant
Treasurer at New York has been instructed to con-
t1nue the redemptions OF all called and uncalled
extended bonds, without rebate OF interest, but
tet fhe tn9en iss NE M 9qs OF
SUSPENSION OF BOND EXCHANGES Secretary
Folger today directed the suspension Of the ex-
change OF 3x per cent bonds into per cents from
December 80 next to February 1, 1883 Interest on
bonds exchanged after February 1st will be ad-
tusted to and from that date.
THB CURTIS POLITICAL ASSESSMENT CASE DE-
CrDED.-The Supreme Court OF the United States
rendered decision this afternoon In the political
assessment case OF N. N. Curtis. The constitu-
tional1ty OF the law under which Gen. Curtis 1as
habeas corpus IS denied. Cnief Justice Waite de-
livered the opinion OF the court, Justice Bradley
dissenting.
Mr.. G. ". HoLcoHsK inspector OF land Offices,
returned to the city to-day, after an absence of
several months, from an extended tour OF inspec.
ton In Minnesota and Dakota.
THOMAS r. STUART, Of California, has been ap-
pointed to the position Of skilled dsaughssman In
the Patent once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18
a Ship Raninred.

ST johns, y. r, Dec. IS-Tae steamer Collne
Iosa GLASGOW 10 tltimoTe, put In here Yesterday
dl,efhoon Tor repairs on Thursday at 2p. m she ex-
perlehced heavy gale IN latHu c * 30 lonrit,,de
s59l. She shipped a tremendous sea carving
away three boats damaging fourth, starting 65
ieet o. her Iron bulwarkS. DESTROYING the cugine
room skyllght and sweeping The decks. The ship
Is deeply laden with pig iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18
NEW DISTRICT COMMISSIONER.
Mr.. John f. Olmstead Nominated.

The President this afternoon nomI-
mated John F. Omstead TO be Distrcs
commissioner to succeed Thomas p. Nor.
gan, whose term has expired. The length
or term OF the new Commissioner
days STAR Ii will be determined hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18
A Bark Badly Injured by Collision
Nift. n Ssea,ner

BOSTON, Dec. lS.-The bark Ella, OF Portland.
from Buenos Ayres for Boston, was I'm collision
about midnight, December H. in latitude 60 10
longitude t9.3', with the steamship Wisconsin, OF
New York. from Liverpool The Wisconsin laid
by the bark for thirty hours, put The chief msta
anl seven seaman on board OF her To assist in
pumping ana stopping the leak, and sent canvass
10 cover the hole Ia the bow OF the bark, she bay-
lag two feet OF water in her hold.
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kilograms to The Star.
FAMINE IN IRELAND.
Mr. PARNELL ON IRISH EMIGRATION
OBSTACLES TO LORD DtRsrs APPOINTMENT,
MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIFE


OPe"o9 hraosacuou In WALL Strcee
psfktssEp PRICES, FOLLOWED BY AN IsPRovENENr
NEW YORK, Dec. IS II a.m.-The stock markef
opened active, but decline from SATURDAYS clos.
Ing prices OF SaiS per cent, the latter Minneapolis
anu ST Lous Immediately after the opening there
was fractional decline and recOvery after which
lhe market became weak and fcn OF Aaik peF
cent Denver and RIO Grande, Chicago Buriirg-
toh ana quincy, the omahas, Missouri Paclfic
ana Northern Pacific preferred being most con-
sptcooas in The downward movement. AT eleven
oCloCk ,I there was general Improvement OF lax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18
Three Ncts pro.xucf

FoRTL,ND, OREGON. Dec. ls-OAorca Stevens
Daniel simpson and David NJ. Edlnc. three higaly
.ts,ect'l ctl7eiis oI Newport, wrre drow ned yes-
Irdsy while crossing laquina bay fn a small boat
he poaieS were carriei ONT 10 sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut b. H. Buckingham. or.
dered to duty In the bureau OF ordnance: Ensign
II. NJ Hodges, ordered 10 the Enterprise; Lieut.
j. w. Gradon, detached from temporary duty and
placed on furlough; Commander E. NJ. Shepard.
to command the school ship St Mary's; Lieut.
r. b. Peck, Master David Peacock, Surgeon Thos
X Penrose, Past Assistant Paymsster W. W.
Barry, Chlef Engineer X. L. Harris, Past Assistant
surgeon W. q. G. Wilson, Assistant Engineer
II. Z. Creighton, Boatswan Peter Johnston. Car.
penter W. L. Naples, Salmaker I. b. White, or.
oered to the Swatara; Capt Henry Erben, de.
tached from the command OF the nautical school
snip ST. Mary's, Slst, and placed ON waiting Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

ELIZABETH, n. j., Dec 1s-Eiwari Keenan,.
aged Y years, living In Brooklyn, fell under a
central railroad train last night at Eliza bethpor
ana had his leg cut on. He died at the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

DENIAL.-The statement that a Literary
Bureau" exists in the Office OF the commissioner OF
internal revenue is denied in that Office, except In
so far as the last annual report OF Gen. Raum NAV
be regarded as a campaign document
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

PARIS. Ky. Dec lS-James Allen fatally shot
John Henry Davis late On Saturday night during
a Quarrel about girl All the parties were col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

IT is EXPECTED that a nomination as collector
OF internal revenue for the Cincinnati district Will
be sent In this week. The most prominent candi-
dates are ex-GOv. ThOS L. Young and Wm NJ
Ampt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

WINNIPEG. Dec. 1S--Mrs. Pratt. who was burned
from the effects OF her Injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

PITTSBURG, PA, Dec. lS.-.Josfah King senior
partner or the Commercial Gazette publish ing COM
pany, died this morning after a prolonged III
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., Ss11. .18 III ;customs s716l74.0 .0a
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Killed by the Elevator,

PITTsToN, PA, Dec. ls-James McCahey, aged II
years, employed at the Falrmount colliery was
Killed this morning by being drawn into tn e ele-
vator gearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

The Two FAST WEE printing - 0odlAe -.
chimes Of TIE STAB printed On osssF0eS -
so,sl4 double sheet issues IN sixty-cue UfnDfoR
equal TO 4042S sour-page sheets IN an houA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASON MIC. C.-MEMBERS OF EUREKA
t-S Lodge, No. 3. T. A. A. NJ are hereby notified to
attend special communication to be held THIS (Mon-
day. EVENING, December 18th, to make arrangements
for the burial of late Brother CORNELIUS CLARK.
By order of the w. NJ.
it. S. ROGER WATTS, Secretary
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WO-
mans Christian Associations, for the election of
oficers FOR the ensuing year, viii be held at the
Home" 18th street, between 8nd s, TUE DAY,
DECEMBER 18th, at pm. BY order of the Boa:d.
1t G.. A. WEED, Secretary.
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CONSCIENCE CoNTRIBUTIoNs-The Treasurer oe
the United States has received from 81. T. ;" attor.
ney, the sum OF four thousand dollars in cash for
account OF the conscience fund.- at the request
and Mr.. Rogers, acting commissioner OF internal
revenue, has received one hundred dollars In let
ter postmarked York, Pa, with the information
that TIE money belongs 10 the United States inter-
nal reYanua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

We have or counters the following Magazines and
Papers:
North American Review, Princeton Review, he Cen
tiity tiEuZlie. Har!e.'S Na--lZ Atlantic NoIhy.
Catholic Norlt International Review Eclectic Ma-a-
zine, ip! lDco:t's llaGa2Le The Magazine OF hmari
can H1stpry, P3auTr science Monthly Van Nostrali's
enc New N0F5 Ncd.cal Journal, h. art Anlsteur
Inc Furnisher and Decorator. Tn Modern Az, Wide
Awake 81 Nicholas, Baby Land. Chatte-box. Bal ours
Mt21z'ne. ATP!etc Ms Raj road Guide. lie Official
lair al Guide Iese'- Budget. Lesiie's Freade es-
lie Popular Mn,thy, The H.rald If Health. Wa!ace's
monthly Our little OEes Tie american Cane ei,t The
Gart"nltHbe The CItercr. tber LAM una Neer. The
mig ty Review, Backw0ofs Magazine, Chalnber's
Journal, I.onlou Lancet. The Monthly Family Herald
Sunday Magazine. Good Words. B.ackwood's Ma2a-
zine. !,oIsilan'+ Magazine, The Portfolio. London
Art Journal Ca>se!i's Magazine of Art
Le C;l.ic, The Home Journal. he American Queen,
i he hniCkorbocher, New Yrrh financial AMI Com
EttrgsI Chronic e. Engine ring and Mining Journal.
Mining Rec ri. Puca. spirit of the Times, Forest
ana stream, Nouth's Com anon. H&rVer's Youy
Ienrle, tio.den Days Harier's Weekly ard Bazar,
l55stvn Journal of Chemistry, True + az, W&y.rley
Christian Union. Christian Wee Nv, Christian HerA.d.
7 he kei'ubI!,. Burl ugtDn Hawheyc. Detroit Free
Press. Scientific American and sup, ement, Banner of
llEit, lie Art Interchange, San francisco Arl, aut
american Arch ect 3 ston Pilot, New York Clipper,
Music and Drama, Dramatic Nevs New York Mirror.
Eurai New lorkeT, iho County CI@nt.enan, Our
Chimney 'rner Plymouth Pulpit. American Field,
Al,ietlctn ianic. Ne" 'rl Ledger, Weekly Fire
side Companion. Saturday Mig t, Ihs Jud-e Leslie's
Illustrated Paper. AID many Others too numerous to
l.icn;iOn.
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ALLEGED SwINpLING BY MAu.-Assistant Attor.
ney General Freeman win give . hearing this
torneys representing about twenty-five allered
Boston ''catch-penny" concernA These nrms Arc
charged Dy L Lum Smith, OF the Philadelphia
lent and swindling purposes. It 10 very doubgful
whether the case made out Py ~. smith agat4Se
ted at the hearing to-day. II Il 10 hot an ofa6P.
prohibiting the delivery OF money oedees and re(s
tstered letters 70 the agents Of too3o so0oerm W
soon be issued from the depArtmo0k
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THE PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the FONT reeo,u-
tlon authorizing the payment OF q portion OF the
vIrginLus Indemnity fund TO the mouher OF General
w. A. G. Ryan.
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THE POSTAGE on the double-sheet STAR is two
cents. The Post ONCE department requests per.
sons sending newspapers by mail to write their
names and addresses on tn, wrappers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

JUDGE j. C. ULLERY, OF the southern district OF
Ohio whose term Of Office expires tomorrow, is in
this City looking after a reappointment
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 RRENTANO & 90,

PUBLISHERS. BOOKs"LLrRs. STATI0SERs AND
NJ" DEALERS.
1915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Corner Of IIt.i strc.t. Ms.hington. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

THOMAS r. STUART. Of California, has been ap-
pointed to the position Of skilled draughssman In
the Patent once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18

Mr. c. W. HoLcoxsE, inspector OF land Offices,
returned to the city to-day, after an absence OF
several months, from an extended tour OF inspec.
ton In Minnesota and Dakota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18
r-ro TO THE Policy HOLDERS
THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.


Resou"ns to comre1 the Managers t. reduce their
salaries to pay dividend to the Policy Ho ders, and to
prevent unjust and IRREGULAR surveys reductions Of in
srance, and cancellation of roiicies viii be voted on
at the Annual Meeting. JANUARY Is, 1888 Attend
earl ~ perscn. Do not sign PROXIES in Company IS
Office
dIS-3t' THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTEEN.
rEsa rHE PROPHETORS OF ELYs' CREAM
~ BALM do not claim it to be all but sure
Price 30 cents.
Apply into noStrils with little finger.
From Major Downs, Military Instructor, Mt Pleas
weather was suffering with Cat,rrh. My head and
throat aciled severely that obliged to give mp
everything md keep qnie-. Elys' Cream Balm was sug
gested Within an hour from the first application I
felt relieved. the pain began to subsde. In two days
was entirely cured. W. A. Downs. Feb Is, 1881.
II most heartily endorse the favorable opinion OF
Major Downs concerning Elys' Cream Ban it did for
Ire all that he expressed having done for him. Dr.
Z. D. FULLER, Dentist, Sing Sing, n. y"
ELYs' CREAM BALM COMPANY,
d1s-eo3t Owego. New York.
rft9 CANAkIES, GOLDFINCHES LINNETs
S-s CAKDI AIS I0VE-BIRDS, PARRAKEETS.
RED bIlI. yDS. JAPAN IA ;. A., RoBINs. MoCKING
Also all h1s of seas and stf at the
NEW YORK BIRD STORE.
907 F street,
diS-1m Under Masonic Temple.
r1ra ]. ". COLLEY
Respectfully informs his friends that he may he found
at the Dry Goods House Of Samuel Ker $50 7th street
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LOST AND FOTND

cox REWAID-FOR RETURN OF PAPERS
go that were IN small satci,ei and lost or stolen
out OF buggy On 9Th street. between an streets
northwest. On aturday. December l6 No questions
sEe6t NeEotia lions strictly confidential. CHARLES
T. fIiNDER, lrivae Detective Agency. 30y 9th street
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