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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27

GS~Mr. John Pendery, tea dealer, corner
Of Fifth and Walnut-streets, was seriously in
jurod in the spine Of his back yesterday after
noon by suddenly lifting chsst Of tea, fI n
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Gs-We have seen It stated that the aggre-
gate Of cold is greater the present year than
during any one for seventy years past, except
that of 1S45. 7ll
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VINEYARD ROBBED. The vineyard of Mr..
V. Duffner, on East Walnut Hills, was en-
tered by thieves Sunday night and robbed of
several baskets Of grapes.
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G@- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
z West Fourth street, September 26, 1859.
O'CLOCK. Barometer. Thermometer.
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NEWPORT NEWS,

Subscriptions, advertisements and csmmunica-
LIONS addressed to the Press Reporter" Box S5 will
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LOST

r ,0sT-0ne day last week, by lady in
- limited circumstance, three hundred dollars
$4,000 in bills, done up lengthwse. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office. -'.. ..I sepH.bt
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Very few prisoners were confined in the
various Station-houses at o late hour last
evening.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boy Iii
w years old, to learn the retail grocery business
tswilling to stay four years, Address n. II. W., t
this office. sep2iavif
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FOR RENT.

'EN0R MISUNDERSTANDING Rooms.
II for rent. Apply at 100 West Third. street, ba.
tween Race and Elm. sep26.bs
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EN0R SALE-LAND-Twenty- eight and
half mile from milford Railroad Station. The land
is new, well fenced, and building For particulars
inquire Of LOUIS A. ALLEN, Penny Press Office,
or !. G. WOODBURY., Milford Station. sep26.aw
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NM WANTED-CARRIAGE DRIVER-An
w experienced man servant who can dri, n
carriage. G. w. BALL d CO..
sepGd IS Main street..
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"ANTED-H0USE Cottage or House
w containing three rooms, bya prompt pay ing
tenant. Rent not to exceed IS. Address
,.. M.V.B.
sep26-bs ...'.. At this Office.
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EN0R SALE OR TRADE LAND-Eight'/
~ acres Of best quality farmi land, (unimprove d
down and the balance in one, two and tn rec years"
orwill be exchanged for sma improved farm or
other property, near the Ohio River. WARREN l.,
street, Cincinnati. gep23aws
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BOX II, Covington, Ky.l
;, FIGHT on GREEYUp STREET NEAR TENTH
naA maAvY FiSEs lNFLlcrED.-On Sunday night last,
bsaag .s SbS d hs G Major Good
arrested the man, and was taking him to jai when
osner parties interfered, and Henneberry made his
when he was stopped by VIM. Law and Calvin Rev,
h3ids The friends Of the fugitive seeing this nme-
aiately 49, upon them and beat Laws severely. lie
was naly rescued from their grasp and taken tn the
residence of his father law He is now getting
along we'll Yesterday morning. the principal Of the
ylllalns DICK Welsh, Henneberry and Pat. Winston
were brought before Mayor and fined from $25 to
$50 each. ''"' SAo W
THIEvING.--We understand that q number
of depredations have of late taken place in this cty
princiPaiy az nlgnt Dnt sometimes through the day;
even the most trifng things have been pilfered The
YARD OF house on Main-street was entered about
three o'clock on Friday morning last but the thieves
n,nGing f,n nothing outside but small hatchot and
tin bucket from the rope. This was the whole
amount Of their plundering. They had tried an
INTO the house. by the cellardoor, but seem
up. They decamped with their booty, leaving the
cellar open; What makes the thing the meaner,
H. that 1t was the residence of printer This fact
may account for the smallness Of tho booty. We
think the thieves are rather green in the business
experienced ones never steal from printers
The Turner's of Covington and Newport
held picnic back ofthe former city, yesterday after
nVon' anu we are informed highly enjoyed them
selves. The Germans arc u social people, and on
these occasions ENJOY emseves in an Innocent and
health-insplring manner. They appear fully TO
comprehend the necessity of physical DEVELOPMENT
and the advantages, and refining tendency OF social
ti0ns. ' 0'''
LARGE Cow.-We yesterday saw the largest
COW that has probably ever passed through this City
1t Is owned by Charles Willis, of Bourbon COUNTY
and iso the way to the New York State Fair where
1t VIII, without doubt take the first premium II
weighs two thousand i've hundred and sixty pounds,
ana IS so lat as to be almost unable to walk = is
what Is termed "blooded stock" When the fair
closes Twill be offered for sale. -
Mrs. Flynn, the female who had Will
llams arrested on Sunday last for abuse was herself
sen, sent up" for twenty days on charge of yagrancy
Williams was held to bail in the sum of SOO 10 await
MS trial In the Circuit Court charge of attempting
10 commit arape. He was unable 10 give the re0red
security, and was committed to Jail. -. '.'''' !
Mr.. Abbott, who recently took the no.
torious Bill Morgan to the Penitentiary, will, in
day or two, have the Job Of taking Mary SHARP, the
carpet tbag thief, to the same place. WELL any one
that cali take Morgan safe, need fear no one else.
Quite drove Of cattle passed over the
Newport and Covington bridge to Drover's Inn yes.
terday, They were from Fleming County
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XNANTED- FILER-A stove
w pattern filler. g. w: BALL & co..
sep2d 35 Main.stree :
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N0R SALE-HOUSE AND LOT--Situated
~ on Betts-street between Gutter and Linn, north
side, No. -prco S2 $780, Lot 21 feet front by 95 feet
deep, to 4h foot alley. Payments, one-third CASH
balance In one and two years. secured by mortgage.
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" "ANTED-R00M-A neatly furnished
w room, without board, for single person
,lnale) for twelve months. Address with iowesi
terms ''RO0M," Press office. sep26b.
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WANTED TO RENT-H0USE-By
w good tenant with very small family, q small
convenient house, situated on or near one of the
city railroads. Address Co. Box $3.50. sep26.b%
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CONVICTION NEWS,

Any communications from our friends will be
BOX 2l, Covington, Ky.l
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~ANTED- --SITUAT1ON-To physi clans
w and others; A situation, by a middle e-agcd
man, to take care Of horses and mako himself gen
orally useful Undersan hs putting upprescrpt ions.
Address q. II. f.,
sep8.b" At this office.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-A gentleman and lady, and
IL two or three single gentlemen can be acc nm-
modated with board and lodging at 29S West Fifth
street -....., 49, .-'.... sep27. he
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FOR SALE.

HN0R SALE-A good-paying route on the
~ Penny Press for sale. For particulars inquire,
this week, at No. 427 Fifth street, sep27 .bh
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R0ARDING-Two or three gentlemen can
MO be accommodated with board at from SO 90 to
S5at No. ISL Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth
streets. sep27. bs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27

EN0R SALE--A German boarding and cof-
n fee house for sale low if applied for soon 1t is
located on the corner of of the markets, and Is
doing very good business. Any one acquainted
with the boarding house and bar custom can make
well: paying purchase. Apply to D. f. RIEDER, No.
20 West Third street, up stairs, sep27.aNs
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XMANTED--CARPE - Ten &c cd
w house carpenters Immediately, to 60 Sou H.
To good workmen steady employment for one ye,r.
Apply TO J. UUNN1NGHAM
sep23d+ No. 20 West From street.
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ROARDING-A private family, residing in
I'D q beautiful situation on Mount Auburn, close
to the city, having commodious room to spare wish
to receive 0 lady and gentleman as permanent
boardeIs. Particulars may be learned ofC. r. HA Ill,
NO. IA West Fourth-street. Sep27bt
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27

ROARD1NG.-Two unfurnished front rooms
- with boarding, for gentlemen and their wives,
at No. 239 RaCe-street. Reference required.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27

VIVIAN TED THREE ROOMS ON the
Wv second floor, within fifteen minutes walk of
Fifth-street and Whitewater Canal. Possession
within three eeks Address j. II. j., 6Oe FifIh-st.
sep26bsl
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ED-AGENTS-To sell desirable
,uvv work Just published,. "Julian's Interest
at5, I, 8, 9and 10 per cent, both simple and com.
pound all sums from one cent to $4,000, and from
one day to six years. A rare opportunity to make
money IN the sale of this new, cheap and useful
work. For further information to success testi.
mony in s favor, and TERMS address (stamp nclosed,
or apply to j. HAZARD DAVIS, 427 Fifth street.
sep2.amt1 -
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"H.NTED--SERV do gei leral
w housework, German preferred. Apply at 22
West Fro ut-street between Main and Walnut.
s''.H... sep27.bs1
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27

Fifty-nine persons were tried in the Police
Court, yesterday, for various offenses.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27

W WANTED-.2 salesmen, 35 carpenters, 2
w taors, 10 shoemakers, several timers. Also,
q co.. Merchants Clerks Registry Office, 2gl West
Fifth.s Ieet. sep27-bS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-28
THE WEEKLY STAR,

This valuable and popular family paper, full
of metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, is now on our counter, ready
for delivery to the public. Among its inter
esting contents, are the following articles:
Miss SiImmeRs' HIndO1c, an Amusing
gam;
Fashions for January, from lie FoIisf;
ItcO pages Of Local Intelligence, cOntain-
ang proceedings Of Supreme, Circ1,rt, Grimm
nat, and Police Courts, Smithsonian Lee
lures, City Items, DC;
Three pages Of IVashIngton Nefrs anu Cos
sap, containing Congressional Proepegings,
DEPARTMENT Ne1cs. I;afitoriaIs, dc;
Late Nercs, foreign and domestic, by mail
and telegraph;
Interesting PERSONAL Items:
A couple of Cal, foTnia Tragedips:
EmpanHeIfng a Jury, ar amusing sketch
Model Speech ia Tee Missouri, Leg1sIatnye:
The rery best Joke Of The Season;
go and a great Uariety Of choice literary arti-
eisS, both prose and poetry, 100 numerous to
mention
O. This paper contains no advertisements, but
consists OF eight pages of interesting reading
matter 1t is just the paper, above all others,
Ior congressman and others sojourniDg in the
Federal Metropolis, to send to their friends at
home Price, only cents per copy, or 81 %
per annum.
The cheapest Paper IN Ame7re1,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, speaking Of the New York
Tfmes and Post and Cuba, says that some
adequate measures ought to be adopted at once
to allsy the fears and paeify the anxietles OF
those two journals; that they have become ex-
cessively alarmed and agitated, &c. The
Union assures its alarmed contemporaries that
their agitation is wholly groundless. 1t says
should the thirty millions become law not
even then should they give upin despair. The
wrath Of Spain running into arms would be a
serious calamity; but it will never run so high
A little threatening as prelude to friendly
negotiations may be misunderstanding more
The same paper, speaking of @ the returned
Africans and the arts Of civilization" charac-
teriEes the debate which occurred in the House
on Wednesday on the subject of making pro-
vision for the support of the captured Africans
recently sent to Liberia as both unfortunate and
improbable, invoking, as it does, Banquo's
ghost OF slavery on the decision of ques lion
go foreign to the subject.
The hitefiigenesri is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-28
Proceedings of To-Day.

IN THE SENATE, to-day, Mr. Gwin gave
notice that he would call up the Pacific rail-
road bill, tomorrow morning, for the purpose
OF moving its reconsideration.
Mr. Masen introduced bill authorizing the
construction OF q branch of the Alexandr;.
Loudoun, and Hampshire Railroad to q eorge,
town.
Mr. Brown presented sundry petitions from
citizens Of Washington in relation TO a passen-
ger railroad on Pennsylvania avenue. which
nc said mad already been anticipated by O bill
pending on the subject.
Mr.: Chandler presented the petition of King
sley >: bingham, elected United States Senator
from Michigan, for six years from the fourth of
Mareh next, to succeed Mr.. Stuart
In THE HOUSE, Dir. Phelps, of Mo, intro
duced a resolution, inquiring of the Secretary
OF the Treasury the actual and probable re-
coipts from customs and the sale of public
lands during the current and next fiscal years,
anu whether the same will be probably ade-
quate TO pay the expenses Of the Government;
adopted.
mr.. Houston asked instructions to the course
10 lie pursued By the Judiciary Committee in
the matter Of the pending charges against
Judge Irwin, who had resigned committee
discharged from further consideration of said
charges.
MT D'opnehs introduced DIS Tor the organ
Eau0n oil territorial governments for DacOtah
ana Jefferson. The latter is the Territory pro-
posed to be called Colonna, embracing Pixies
peak eountrp west OF Kansas.
MT. Grow gave notice of his intention to
move to continue over it, during its territorial
existence, the laws Of Mexico, prohibiting the
Introduction OF slavery.
The bills were referred to the Committee Of
the Whole.
The diplomatic and consular appropriation
Dill, which had been defeated yesterday, was
again brought before the House by motion to
reconsider, and passed-yeas 101, nays 98
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II n ID! X 4 DE- REA D. 80
| THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE ON
| RECORD,
MRS. NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABIE DE
| COCTION TRIIMPHANTI

4 ~ u
All ye who sfi oted, reed the following ce t,f
cate from MAJOR Leonard Frailey, of Baltimore, and
late oil u > Army, r
To MRS nj Cox: An act of common Justice to
yoarse and the pub &c mpels me To bear eny
Vegetable DeoOctIon."
] have been a severe ,uHerer for nearly thirty
Years from Salt Rheum which has assaIIed ne al
dferent periods, from the srmpIts The lower ex
tremitlss. oonhnlng me to nv eI amber mi the
house during the entire winter of 1854 An the aId
] could obtain from the regular faculty, Botanic
practitioners, HOmeOrathIsts and the use Of varIous
emperIoa remedial agents. so called. fen ed 10 no
other purpose than IJnol alIeS iatnn Of nv
dist ressed condition. Besides have Inbibed n,sny
gallons Of various deooctIons Of Sarsaps Eur
lock. and other nsuseatGg liquids and sed pounds
o. or nent. mmeDdei by phy scIans AT d fr eals
relief.
Fortunately for me. ] was induced At the instance
of GEM lemsn Of The regular facn:ty-at me TeSS
period was confined To my charuber-who smoI
otnet Oh his bretheIq' frankly ackL 9wiedEed they
your "Ind an Vegetable Decocton, which enSi.isd
me ear IN the sprIIE 10 EMO, my ususl out door
exereIses and after faithful perseverance, 10 IT'S
the tsal dose; now ind mys elf relieved from every
symptom OF the d. 'tr'ssIug and oathGome mi ctim,
anu ENJOY degree of general health ACTIVITY
not Usually possess'd by individuals at my time sf
life. being near u years Of age.
1 might here rffar To many personal friends IN ~
sesuaInt ID with my condition, h0 doubt cd the et
hcacy OF any medicine afordins rnsnent e lief
called, which had need, INV advanced IT 9. and the
InVeterate nature of the cOmpi"mt but ] prefer
roberAe my statement and enable you fully To sat
lsfy the more Incr rduIOus.
Hoping that whist you nsy lie Instrumental in
du"Tdllg reei tO other sufferers, through the eff
oacy Of your medicine, II may prove a sourss of
remuneration amply To compensate you, and render
your downhll oil or life pleasant and comfortable.
Your froId AID well wIsher,
l.. FRsILFY,
No. la vest Y a cite street.
For sale by Charles Stott, corner ofP avenue
and nh st.. Wash nEtep, ID. c.. aud Frank b. Win
ter. corner street aud Vermont avenue: pr. X.
>. L. Clssel, q eorse tOwn, ID. c. and Jas. Entvist,
Alexandra. Va; and Druggists generally.
in lus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-28

MISS BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
IVA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. iB Pa. ara, e0raeT Of I9fh Sc.
The eighth session Of this establishment will
commenoe on Tuesday, Fsbrusry LIST, ls5s.
a&-lw. TEO-'
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~ ~ odlu thdl lIllS
unable trait led her on
me occasion TO intro
luce the refuse of a L.eip-
SIC fair.in Germany, into
the first society in -,
merely because they hap
lpened to have an un-
prOnounceable name and
To eat snails and sour
krOut without wiBcing.
Page l96
Many Of the new MEN,
bers' wives arrive here
looking like a last years
number Of the Journal
Ides Modes.-F0ss Dab.
-niched in It's corner,
sat the Hon. Sec. from
=, listening with a
plausible degree Of edi-
iicaiion to the heaviest
prose that could well iDe
kneaded together. The
distinguished gentle
man encountered com
mOnplaco with CON-
nonplace, answered the
most j+june observations
by comments equally
tTite, and calmly de-
Scended 20 the level OF
.kis companions slug
gish monotOny OF mind
Page 262
The green and silver
.rOtundity OF the lady's
person. 4 y \
CHS! my dear, 1--WE had
been 30 unfortunate Az to
have been a special IA
vorite, indeed, her par
I.iality for us amounted
TO positive insanity, twas
there ever any thing so
lucky | have been In
peck Of trouble E; but,
hank goodness, ALPS
light now. / was to
nave been presented to
Mr.. buchanan by the
Senator from our state,
out somehow we have
missed him In this ire
neBdous crowd -
There was an irrepres-
sible litter among the
occidental auditors of
his iil-timed explana-
zion. i" When | spied
you out" continued she,
unconscious Of the con-
formation she was ex-
:iting, think, says /,
all will turn out for the
best, for you will, ]
know, take me in.n
Alas she knew Of old
hat we Were little ad-
.dicted To the salutary
iusterity OF saying "no"
20 any application. \ 4
Another moment, and
Nr. Buchanan was exc
cutting a profound bow
20 the glObose mass of
yreen and silver at our
side; the announcing of
our own name by the
smiling and courteous
Marshal, MIR. Hoover,
sounded I'm orr eaIs
hollow, almost like the
name Of the Danish
spectre. Imagine US,
dear reader, Struggling
'ediously forward To the
/" East Room,n the CEN
tire Of two figures, one Of
which looked the lunaoe
Of a colossal cantelope
melon. AT the door the
crowd was such that our
group remained as inca
pable OF locomotion as
IL enclosed In the Black
Hole Of Calcutta 4 Y
/" Where on earth did
you pick her up |
should have thought
that no humanized indi-
vidual would undertake
the stigma of presenting
such looking people; l
assure you, my dear
Miss =, you have set
the White House In an
upIoar by your ma gnan-
mity. ] appriss you,
however, that You are
universally blamed The
noes have it-Pages
212 e73, "a, 275.
Many a fair exclusive
continued to lisp her
declaration THAT She
lad not made up her
mind with respect to her
costume F" many days af-
'er the said costume had
oeen snugly deposited
IN her drawers.-Pag
}29.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-28

IL DR.. Andrew Jackson, Of Lowell, has beer
held In $4,000 for trial on charge OF causing the
death Of Misc Callahan of that city.
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RKADr's cG rki5nE 3E. 81 rHE ILLUS
ON EXHIBITION FOR A SHORT TIME

BRADY'S GALLERY-s52 Pa. avenue.
Twenty five Portraits OF DISTINGUISHED Amer
oans, Whose names have becOEne fashlilaT house
hold words"
To properly appreciate this coll cotton, n must be
seen ard studied. Apart from TIA great value as a
collection OF portraits. fine art collection n has
never boen egu6l4ed.
III Open. free. from g a. M. to m. nss6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-28

we have inst been en-
during what all will ad-
nit i. a trial OF human
patience undergoing the
martyrdom Of full dress
at three O'Clock on 4
thrilling day, 10 give a
sitting for a friend. I'M
dgine us, dear rcade's,
actually seated in "da-
suerreotype gallery" at
the White sulphur; our
shoulders enveloped In
L white web, whose con-
,istrncy might serve on
an exigrncy for Il table
cloth, but which calls
tsrlf d" CIantilly lace. ~
\ = j nus We SIT 10 lie
xan.ined by the curious
eye Of ant, with the full
!lare Of a beaming run
in our face, and our mer-
;ileSs friend Hdgetting
up and down, torment
ing the artist with ad-
vice and Ourself with
comments, which we
dare not derang- our
features by answering
with proper spirit. Thus
primly All justed they de-
clare WE look the very
picture Of voluptuousin
dolence Page lei.
"a bottle which looked
Ike a wedding present
from Sir Charles Grand
ison 10 Harriet Byron
Page Isl.
drank a hyacinthine
huid from cups the size
of an acorn and consist
rncy Of a canary's egg
hell.-Pdge III.
The ladies lend a Wig
liant ear to ascertain
whether any sound re-
srinblin" "Y our Grace
)r " Your IordShip,"
1scapPs his servants lips
in addressing the dis
inguished looking ia
cog.-Pags l72.
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I ooK OUT FOR BARGAINS.

Just arrived at HAMILTON q CO.'S Whole
sale and Retail Depot, the large and mist oom-
Plets assortment ofsASH DOORS. BLIND. and
MOULDlNGS ever before offered in the DISTINCT.
ExtensIve arranG ements have been made with the
best manu- taofur IN tie country for q slant
supply of the best material and work marshp ali OF
when ve can and viii cell % lower rates than they
can Be bought elsewhere. ~ you would eoonomi re,
DC So By buying at ss27th street, opposite Cen ire
10 8-2w II. w. HAMILTON a ca.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
All Wool PLAID Merinoes At 81 cts. worth 81,
I mon flsld Mem es at IS cts worth 81,
Enghsh MerlnOes 1t 2S cts worth 81.
Erench Merlnoes at CO ot., worth 81,
Reau lf9l Delslnes ut is cts, WORTH s.
Pure Linen Towels st Is . nd 81 cts per dozen.
Stss Sp lnE Extension skirts, 81,
LADIES ClOA KS and RAGLANS AZ Msnufac
turers' prices,
CAkPhTlNG Ten Per Cent ess than Former
Floor and Furniture LCOTHs yer, cheap,
Also,
A complete assortment of adies', G entlemeI's =,
aud Chudren's BOOTS and SHOES vhIoh We ar
asposed 20 sen at very low prices, order to max
room Tor sping supplies.
v. BRICE HALL,
Nos. SIS and SS5 7th street,
ia % VI above L.
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(OMPLkTE SUCCESS OF THE BOYs'
~ AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING M4NUF4CTORY
7, F. MUDD SIX erB y.

]. F. MUDO. 5iIx 9TH STREET,
xhich has been rapidly growing IN favor with tht
nsaos OF mIlIes and all who take pleasure -.
III seeing their sons we dres ssd.
MI Mudd Is acknowledged to be one of the ~
"'p u au coessiai cutters IN the District. NM
;, navins applied himself closely TO his bus-@AA
between Penn. avenue And n stssst I'M siIE
rcnn hs S mas oesn Sompellsd to remove, has other
"a ALL All 100 smal Tor his increasing baslnesa.