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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

THE WASHINGTON STATISTICAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of this society was held
last evening for the election Of officers with
the following result:
President Hon Alex. Delmar: Secretary,
Prof. ]. X. II. Wilcox; Librarian, Rev. Dr.
Nichols: Executive Com mittee, Prof. T.. b.
Elliott, DR.. Bishop, and Messrs. MIxter and
Burr.
The establishment Of such q society in
Washington affords gratifying indication Of
progress in our midst, and will doubtless re.
suit in much permanent good. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

GENTLEMEN will find Burnett's Oriental
Tooth Wash an efectaal detergent after srno-
king. 60
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

CAvED IE.-This morning, the new sewer
just completed In 4 street north, from "a street
10 Tiber Crees, was damaged by the rain; that
portion under the west side of New Jersey
avenue caylng in. While this sewer was in
course OF construction the embankment caved
in new earth. . - FI't F77-iT v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

INTENSE EXCITEMENT.--A. Strauss Penn.
sylvania aver ne, between 10th aud 18th streets,
has inst received another large stock Of fine
French, English, and Scotch Cashmere Suits
All in want will do we'll to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere, as he aefes com.
peQtion. g .1T 81 a.Eg .sT}
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

JAIL FOR OoURr.-Detectives Coomes and
Miller yesterday arrested q sailor Of the q nited
States steamer Ascutney, named Chas. Burns,
charged with the larceny OF coat, worth 800
from Mr. Frank n. Gartin, proprietor Of the
Woodhine House He was arraigned before
dene, committed him TO jail Tor court. II sI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

THE TEACHERS OF CoLORRD ScHooLs-The
monthly meeting Of the teachers OF colored
schools was held at the Free Library, 5th and
Z streets, yesterday afternoon, but in conse.
quence OF the inelemency of the weather the
attendance was not large. Among those pres
ent were Sayles J. Bowen, Esq, postmaster;
Alderman Zenas Richards, Rev. Mr.. Johns son,
5: s. Baker and 0. s. Baker, ofthe City Coan.
Freednen's Bureau; Mr.. A. e. Newton, Su-
perlntendent Of Colored Schools. The Teach
ers' Association expired with this meeting, and
it is proposed to form new association, and
this subject engaged the attention Of the speak.
ers-Messrs. Newton, ] Johnson, Kimball, Rich.
ards. and q. s. Baker v{nE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

(SoUTH WASHINGTON The Sunday School
attached to tins church, have just received
their beautiful and costly banner, which was
made in the city Of Paris, and will be blessed
TO- morrow afternoon, Immediately after -Ve,.
pers. FaLher Rooney, o. s. D., who has late.
ly been assigned to this parish, will preach an
appropriate sermon on the occasion. san
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

WRAPPING PAPKR FOR SALE.-Apply at the
IEfnr office - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

Leibstutz has. BY his counsel, A. g. Riddle,
commenced a suit against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, laying damages q.
$4,000, because of the defendant, by one OF / q
servants, "a coHductor,) lawfully and forei.
bly, forced him on platform OF q car, while
the train was In motion, on the 4th day of ] uly
last, thereby importing his II Re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

n B.JEWELL'S lGfg
W Pure and U nadulterated
ORIENTAL SOAP,
PREMIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP,
No. ONE BROWN SOAP, - ftl
For family use, for sale cheap for cash to the
trade. ift 800 81. 81 Z p ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05

NOOK STOVE.-A No 10 American COOK
~ STOVE, nearly new, for sale cheap. Much Of
the furniture has never been used. Apply at Ne.
so Beall ST.. Georgetown f5 Oc l-eo3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-05
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

HOUSE For RENT AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY. the 5th of October. ut the hour
Of ten o'clock, viii rent at auction the two story
Brick House and premises, situated at the corner
OF Market and Bridge streets for more years
Terms at sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
oc3 Auctioneer.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain, until TUESDAY MORNING.
October Stl, at same hour. - ..,r --
oc 5 THOMAS BOWLING. Aucts.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-04-21
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IN Stnrll llllb Srang.
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9ftalfefrib una aie nt,lts stit,
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Jabr9esitas 2.

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feiitent @eneralltabe, bon benz Grercir.
plobe fortssritten, bie 9trabe mad Sans
Iouoi oabin. llntermesS bate er mi
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entpfongen bas auf feinem gan;en 8ea,
our9 bie Stabt Die Straben beiebt btel
uns ibnt iei,,e frenab lihea Mbf9ie6swiin.
ibe 5ltrief. Damn, bor benz Sbor anaes
laugt, belt Der Sonig ietnen SAinrnel
uno ndnbte ii6 feiner Cutie sa. Nfefz
lteurs, iagte er; tn 8obmen ieben mir una
pieber, SD berabl1iebe mid bier bon
Sbnett anb mnb mir bas 8eraniisen bers
iagen, beute nod metnc Iieben Serreu
@ensrale bel mir si entpfangen. Sin
So1ts, oer'3n Selbe Siebt, ntub ais Elm
gutter Birtbl9after borber erlt iein Saus
beltelen iiilb ale n0tbtgen Nnoronunasn
fur 6ie 3ufunft treffer. Sdkgbabe baber
bente nod iebr biel 3n tbun, benn id min
ntorgen frib abreileli i Sie iuerbeni aud
ipobt 5u tbunl baben, nteine Serren, une
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01

MERCHANT TAiL0Rs HAVING MsrIrs, sNsr -
Nk sosda Ae, " t.pose Of far piice VIZ NJ -
. byHdArpsssps Thea .. Cesros W fss"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01

At ~ CHATHAM srREEr.-N oBERSKy Wilt. PAT
n 100 cent than anv other Dealer ~ the cay
for ladies' and churens Csst on w-artns Appsfe. a.
Is,s. 40 Call Or address, Ladiss attended ~ hfN
Oberzxy
AT THE ORIGINAL n. Marks, 90 si1TH AvENua,
ladies' gentlemen receive cent N re $3.50
BY any o,h.r desicr the % their CNstcn c,esn.nk
Csrpes fursiturc Jewery, Fuss Please 70 car ~
ADDRESS ladies waited upoa oJs'~f~
hasks 4 Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

STUDENTS OF PRoPHECY.-The millen-
MUM being again postponed, by special
authority from DR.. Cumming, the neces-
sary alterations are being made in the ad'
yertisements Of that peculiar class OF per-
sons who call themselves "students OF
prophecy" In the last of these curious
announcements we read that "the pro-
phetic period Of 1860 years is just closing,
but that the Advent is not imminent
and anybody who wishes to know how this
is ascertained has only to go next Sunday
to a certain chapel, and he will receive the
necessary information. In another similar
advertisement, "Christians are invited
to hold prayer-meetings for whole week
early next January; and If they don't
know what to pray for, they have only to
write to certain Office near the Strand,
aud they will receive printed instructions
for their guidance. Certainly we are q
wonderful people; and as the eye runs
down the column in the Times where every
species of theology presents itself and asks
for support in some shape or other, the
memory involuntarily recalls the old
French satirical reproacb, that the British
nation has vast number of religions but
only one sauce. One wonders also whether
st. Paul would have advertised in this way
if there had been any newspapers in ri,
time. 1t seems doubtful; but We should
remember, as Mr.. Hosea Biglow tells US
that "They didn't know everything dow
in JUDGE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

the CASTOR OH MANuFACTURE.-lt il
very evident that much Of the recent &C
ton of Congress is based upon the idea
that "culled pussons are being "biled
down to ile." The reported mysterious
disappearance of negroes in the South
daily spoken Of by Sumner and Stevens
can doubtless be traced to this new manu-.
facture and substitute. Castor oil is saio
to be a drug, aud that its price has greatly
fallen. The reason is obvious-the new
material is taking its place. 1t would be
we'll. however, for the full-blooded ant
healthy African to keep close look ont FOL
himself, for 1t is said to have been remarked
by one skilled in the art that they furnish
much better article Of oil than can be OBJ
tanned from one of the white race or Of
mixed blood. Those who have been in the
habit Of using castor oil will doubtless order
their prescriptions changed, unless Con-
gress sees proper to interfere and stop the
manufacture Of the new article.-Nont-
gomery Advertiser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

Although blood may be thicker than
water, the difference in the degree of at
tenuation tends to become every day more
trifiing. For instance, persons who live in
large and busy towns concern themselves
much less with their less near relations
than people do who live in the country. A
man may live in the same town with his
uncle without knowing anything of what
the uncle is doing, and without seeing him
more than three or four times year, and
then only by accident.-Sats~day Revie'O.
When Abernethy was canvassing for the
office of surgeon to st. Bartholomew hos
pitai he called upon q rich grocer. The
great man, addressing him, said j sup
pose, sir, you want my vote and interest at
this momentous epoch of your life." "No,
DON'T" said Abernethy 81 want Q pen
ny worth Of figs come, look sharp, and
wrap them up! I want to be off.n 500
| lam not one Of those who profess to love
my enemies. Ny enemy should like. To
have in handouts and without hat. at
high noon, in the middle Of the great desert.
would then read him my printed opinions
Of him, which arc highly sarcastic, and |
think clever, and refresh him from time 70
time with snchovy sandwiches and boil.
!ng Worcestershire Ssucs.-Nr. 6Gla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

SoLILoQUY OF MASSACHUSETTS YAM
KEE.-I am life, death, and Immortality.
From me proceedeth. By me things are
produced. am creator. I am brain, in
tellect, science, art, ingenuity, courage,
magnanimity, purity, patriotism, society,
refinement, philosophy, and philanthropy.
| have deScended-i. e., from a pure stock.
My forefather and foremother were most
excellent people. They were courageous.
They destroyed women that were witches,
and took the ears off of men and women
for eating mince pies and walking in the
gardens. They were quite strict, though.
say from me proceedeth-i. Convention,
improvements, doctrines, the call "isms -
for instance, free-l0ve ism-and nutmegs
they say are wooden, but are good if you
CRATE 'em. regulate the solar system by
my wooden clocks. / am Alpha and
Omega. l am the philosophers stone,
perpetual notion" and the "Eldorado !"
they are hunting after. l am "aurora-
borealis," and the everlasting big elephant.
ann sunrise and sunset, the Declaration
of independence, Fourth of July, Christ
mas, the Union and the Constitution. They
say pool grows upon my brain not so ;
great mistake; it grows only upon my in
tellect. Shame they should SANDER me.
In short, am the great big one that eats
up all the little ones.-Eri.
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Iron Puneh.1
m. a00ae Club.

Men who stick glass In their eye When
ktheir sight Is perfectly SOUND.
pcople who 20 to quack doctors. ;,
people who, when they lose at whist IN
xar,ably say it's the cards. ,o,u
people who eat olives when they aoh
like them. -, d;rtv pave
ments. % each other
when they are on the verge OF hea,,h after
People who propose you
supper. - overvthinc nice.
peop,e who w have white and fluffy things
Isop.o .ouches and easy chairs.
Oh p ,nv who say thanks"
PEOPLE who collect old postage stamps.
People who laugh at jokes in French, Of
which they don't understand single word.
People who won't wear glasses because
they are afraid of being thought old.
People who say, I" No, thank you," Tor
worse still, "No, thanks,O at dinner,
when they want some more turkey all the
time. l ,v a.
People who are afraid Of taking fish
twice.
People who sing without voice, ear, or
taste.
People who bet on races when they
hardly know horse from haystack.
Hotel. keepers who will not make their
fortunes by giving drinkable wine at a rea-
sonable rate.
People who are ashamed of owning they
never let gun off in their lives. o.
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Scotch Proverbs.

Light burdens break nae bains.
Like the cat, fain fish wad We eat, but We
are laith to wet your feet.
Like the wife that aye took what she had,
and never wanted.
Like the wife that meier cries for the
ladle till the pot rims DER. .s .-..
Like the wife VII the mony daughters,
the best comes hindmost.
Likes an ill mark.
Lippen to me and look to yoursel.
Little dogs haze lang tails. ......
Little folk are soon angry.
Little Jock gets the little dish, and that
hauds him lang little.
Little kennel, the less cared for.
Little meddling makes fair parting.
Little watts the ill-willy wife what q
dinner may baud in. .'.
Little wit in the head maks mickle ira
vel to the feet.
Little mense to the cheeks to bit aft the
nose.
Lock your door, that you may keep your
neighbors honest. ......
Love is as warm among cottars as cour-
tiers. ...
Love overlooks mony faults.
Madens should be mild and meek, quick
to hear, and slow to speak.
MAR by luck than guide guiding.
MAR haste the waur speed, quoth the
tailor to the lang thread.
MAR than enough is over mickle.
Malice is aye mindful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

! Mack. OF the Cincinnati Commercial Is
-osnons;h,e for the following joke on q
What book is that you've got!" said
one Congressman to another, the bearer
Of two volumes just obtained from the
library.
"Rosseau's Confessions" was the reply.
"Confessions! What did the id fool
confess for' The House passed a vote OF
censure on him, and couldn't do no more"
"0h, that amt the Rousseau. This is
man who lived IN France hundred years
ago or more. Haven't you heard of himf
"No. thought you meant the fellow
from Kentucky" E97si 'sr .I
Maine will soon repeal the law prohibit
ing the marriage of whites with blacks
Neu- Kork Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

DR. CUNNING AND Mr.. JAMES GRANT
II RELATION TO THE End OF THE WORLD.
A short time ago DR.. Cumming protested
that he had never any specific period for
the end Of the world, but had merely said
that prophecy did not extend beyond the
year 1855. Mr.. Grant, editor Of the Morn
ing Advertiser, and author Of the End of
All Things" &C., declares that DR.. Cum
ming did say that the world would. GER
tainly come to an end long before this.
Hear Mr.. Grant: 81 myself heard him, as
far back as twenty years ago, affirm as a
matter Of fact--not advance as matter of
opinion--that in four years, possibly in a
shorter time, the world would come to an
end, in the literal acceptation of the words.
This was stated on Sunday morning in
] Exeter Hall, not in my hearing only, but in
the presence of about 6, 1000 people, among
whom, Us may we'll be imagined, the abso-
lpte unconditional assertion produced no
ordinary excitement."-Court Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

James Douglas, son of William II. Ru-
theriord, aged twelve Or thirteen years,
residing in the vicinity Of .Harrisonburg,
was ssevereiy bitten In the right wrist on
Saturday last by rabid dog belonging TO
his father Rockingham Register.
- 'Lynchburg lost one Of its Oldest res;-
dents yesterday morning in the death O,
Mr.. Waller X. Bruce.-Lynchb,ug Vrqi.
nian, 18Th.
The County Court Of Caroline has ex.
empted from the payment Of the poll tax
all who lost q limb or were otherwise dis
abled during the late civil war.
What kind Of . ship has two mates and
mo esptain' A courtship. x-u /!
What single word will ask this question
Have ] strength Am.i-sbls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

FISHING FOR A COMPLIMENT-DR. EN-
MONS on PREACHING.-A young man having
preached for the doctor one day was anx-
ious to get word of applause for his labor
Of love. The grave doctor, however, did
not introduce the subject, and his younger
brother was obliged to bait the hook for
him. :" / hope, sir, did not weary your
people by the length of my sermon to-
day 7" "No, sir, not at all; nor by the
depth either!" The young man was silent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

How TO TELL A LAwYER.-A few days
since gentleman, being beyond the limits
of his neighborhood in certain part OF
South Carolina, inquired of a pert negro,
who was travelling the same way, if the
road led to a certain place. Cutfee gave
the required information, but seemed
anxious to know who the stranger was, as
we'll as his occupation. For the fun of the
thing the traveller concluded to humor
Ebony little, and the following dialogue
ensued:
"My name is -, and as to the busi-
ness follow, if you are at all smart you
can guess it from my appearance; don't
YOU see that am a timber-cutter ~
"No, bEs you no timber-cutter." .
can overseer, then ~
"No, sir, you no look like one"
"What say you to my being doctor p
"Don't think so, boss; they don't ride
in sulky."
"Well, how do you think I will do for o
preacher ?"
Il sorter specs you is dat, SIR
"Pshaw Cufiee, you are greater foo
than / took you for. Don't l look more
like lawyer than anything else p
"No, stree, you don't that"
"Why, Cuflee ?"
"Why, now, you see, boss, I'se beer
ridin' wild you for more'n mile, an you
haint cussed any, and lawyer always
cusses."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

II win cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and, ali species OF fHDIaEsrfoN, INTERMIT-
TENT FEVER, and FEWER and A CUE, and all Pc
1t will give Immediate relief In COLO and FLUX.
II will cure CoSTIyENRss.
Iiis miid and delightful invigorant for delicate
females stye'H.- ,-1. aW
II isssafs ASTI-BIaoUs Alternative and
TONIC for family purposes.
1t ID powerful recuperant afser the frame has
been debiiitsted aud reduced by sickness.
II IAN elegant appetizer as we'll as strsngthener
OF the digestive forces.
II is desirable alike as corrective and mild ca
thartic. e~
La being daily used and prescribed by all ply.
sicianA, the formula will be handed 10 any rsgu
, lar graduate ,gfI1< EDWARD WILDER,
dAT-eod ~ sois proprietor. Louisyiue "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

= -VNtUUtT =, TOW. J
Mr.. Ed,oard Wilder, Louisville, Ky:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure In saying that was
suffering from Ague and Fever, or Chills and Pe-
YER, for sevar raj months when was advised by a
friend 10 try your famous Stomach Bitters, and AZ
ter using two bottles am entirely restored II not
only imparts new vigor, but II Is truly the best
strengthening and appetizing tonic, al the same
time pleasant 10 the taste, have ever known used
or afforded to the public; ana | would say 10 al!
those similarly afflicted that II they would becured
and have the disease thoroughly eradicated from
the system, TO use your Biters, and be convinced
Of their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
: remain yours respectfully,
II ts.H. p. p. hewitt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22

CRApsEY AND WALDRoN.-Mr. j. W.
Wallack takes benefit this evening at the
Waldron Opera House, Paterson, N. j.,
when he will appear as Fagin in Oliver
Twist. The house is under the manage
ment of Mr.. Edward Crapsey.-Ne,o York
Trib,I0e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22
sEEDsMEN. FLORISTS. SO. J.

A LLAN a JOHNSON, NURSERY
~ MEN, sEgpsAgN, AND lLoRlsTs-HeS
once and Seed Warehouse, lSee Main street ~
tween smith and Henry; surseriss, on hs Asrlaii'
age road. - apvpe
pI.ASTs' cur FLOWERS, BnuQu kfs, sc
The s,tsntion OF dealers 10 sskps 70 spseiaay
airaetrd 10 our large and varied assortment 81
aARDgN. FIELD. and FLOWER SEED. In bulk
ar In pspsrs. Trade list mAils 10 dsalsry cpty.
Drugglsis supplied With ln Kinds oi sxlps fos
ct wholesale rates,
61xDe cent b. nail, psspai1. SSt-h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22
LOUISVILLE, Kr., October IL, 1898.

LOUISVILLE, Kr., October IL, 1898.
To Z. Wilder, Esq, city:
was good deal aft cted with Indigestion and
occasional attacks OF Dyspepsia. WAS advised to
your Bitters / scarcely used one bottle when
felt ief, and from the use OF the Biters though
nearly sixty seven years of age feel the same en-.
ergy and vfvacity and cheerful spirits OF boy OF
twenty five. Your Bitters are pleasant tonic and
cordial and as they are prepared with pur- ingrs-
dents and good old Bourbon whisky. can safely
endorse their 10 all afflicted as was. l would
say 10 such persons, keep your mind easy, your
bowels open your head cool. yoas ieei warn; ana
Respectfully, J. Z. BUCKLES.
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~ M sYp sr "a @e
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
NJ MOTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THx
RfCHMOgD, FREDERICKSBURG AMP POTOMAC
RAILPOAD, CARVING THE OMITTED STATES
NAIL TWICE DAILY ELEGANT CARS WITH
NiidHT TRliNs, WiITHoUT EXTRA CHARGE
REDUCED THROUGH PARASITIC only ilrosd
routa issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
North, Rsit, and West.
Trains on this road are now run As follows: The
DAY THhouGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich onl
daily ats so A. II, arriving in Washington At s.N
p NJ, connecting with The FARLY AFTERNOON
RIPREss TRAINS for tha NORTH, EAST. and
WEST.
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
arriving IN Ws,hins0Sss q $50 A Ms con- n;
The NORTH. EAST. and WEST: NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local sx-
press packages, leaves Richmond daily lsandsys
sTceptedl a. SIS r. NJ, arriving In fredsrieks-
TiiRouGa TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECRs 70 Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore
philadelphia, New York, boston, and I'll the prin
sipsl cities IN tbs West.
For further information and through tickets
Epply at the once OF the Company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shoe os Hill.
]. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. noS
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DRY GOODS. &c.
ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF
n TABLE DAMAsK, NAPKINS.
DoYLIEs, TowELING, PILLOW LINENS, LINEN
SuEETING

AND OTHER HOUSEKEEPIsG GOODS,
would do well to call at No 9i3 Broad street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, where may be found a
full supply Of the above goods, bought at the late
New York auctions for cash at prices Inuea iowsr
Also, full supply Of ~
Of ell grades. which we will sci! much lower than
we have heretofore offered them Also for
Party DRESSES,
q full assortment Of White and Colored Tarle'ans,
PLAIN and Figured Swiss Muslin., Crepe Llsse-a
new article for party dresses. two yards wide, at
81. very cheap.
KIDS, OF Jouvin's make, OF every color NICE
white Kids at si.2s; light colored, for ladies
and gentlemen, at 81 SO. ,,,,,,
A Call from buyers IL respectfully solicited
ia Ie CARDOZO, ALSuP j FnUhQUREAN.