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TOW aTACoLogED CliinCIl
Conclusions cfthe Indian Commission
Destructive Fire and Loss of Lif
roREIGx NEWS BY CABLE.

Ntw NOGE, Oct. n.-SpCsiN!s 10 the Hrr1h,
dated London, ycltCFLay, say that dispatches
from Madrid report that John i. Hale, the
AmCIiGan Minister to the Court of aIadIIi
had iust had an interview with Gen. $crrano,
o! very cordial character. Minister Hale
congratulated the General on his sgccess AID
gOslt.Oli and, 1t 10 said, notified hiH OF the
probable recognition Of the Revolutionary gov.
cTnu,Cut before the lspsc OF q year.
TcicgrnL.s from Florence state that Italy has
officially recognized the Republic Of a!exico.
L0Nro%, Oct. ll.-A!r. GIaIstonc's address
to.thc electors OF %JI;h Lancashire Is prlIscd
hy the Liberal org tIa, who contrast is frank
aAL positive tone witt. the vague anil negative
U'tcraucCs Of Mr.. DisT1gli. The Tory Journals
90 not take up the PTcmicr'J cry Of mo
Porcry ~ but rest the claims OF their party in
the Parliamentary canvass on the brilliant
foreign policy OF the Ministry, the success Of
the ABB sinHi1 war, the necessity for defence
OF the Church OF England f.om the dangers by
watch it IL mcarccd ami the maintenance OF
the str!clrrt economy In the public eNPeEdi-
lures. Ca the latter point, however, they arc
Sharply assai!cd by the Wings, who point out
| the wide Inconsistency between the pTecepis
AMI the practise the "arty Ia power.
The Chiucsc Embassy are making Progress
In their preliminary arrangements for ncsu-
| t.a ions with the British GovernmCut.
II is reported that Mr.. Burl!nsrmc finds
Lord Stanley not unlI.cndly TO the policy rro-
posed 10y China, and ready to treat tho qucs-
ton on the broad TruurdI Of civilization
rather than from the purely English point Of
view which is urged by the London Tmcs.
1t is understood that the ambassadors will
be received by Queen Victoria on the Goth.
The Embassy will afterwards make visit to
Paris.
PARIS, Oct ll.-Thc reference TO Schleswig,
made b. the Kirg of Denmark in his speech
at the opening Of the Rigsdag, induces semi.
official journals here to declare that France Is
pledged TO tAe tIvaty Of Prague, and that
Prussia must not depart from her obligations.
The fears of n European war have abated.
The Prcs'5, however, says that the armories
of France were never buster than At present.
MADRID. Oct. lO.-The Local Junta of Sc
vile, at the TcIues: OF the L. :. Consul, hay 9
granted permission to foreign residents to
build a Protestant church within the city
walls.
Don Rivera has been appointed Mayor Of
| Madrid.
All the Provinces have formally recognized
the authority OF the Central Provisional GOV.
crnmcnt.
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{. II. L.c, LoulVun, Nirsniai JAtAcs y. |
Ut.k. OF sIaInc. : l.. coburn, ChIcaSo, and
T.. SanLerson. san Jose, California;, are at the
Scatun house. J. j. Chattelller, New York;
W. b. Berry, Gcorsiai p. Brown, Pcnnsylva-
MIA; J. II. Charles, North Carolinai stewart
Nelson, Knoxville, Tennessee l.. lawson,
Montgomery, Alabama, and Edward Lee
CHINA. Paris, France, arc at the Metropolitan
hotel !. Thompson, ST. PAUL J. c. thurman,
harrisburg I. Dart, New York; Col. NJ. A.
strong, Warren, Connccticu'i Fred. Meek,
boston; J. Hart, Fort WRsAiuEtCn' O. a.
Foster, New York, and I. ". white, Alex.
auIrla, are at the Klrkwcod house. John J.
Parker Virginia; James Gslligcr, Cslifor-
mia; 5. :. Ruckcr, New York; Charles d.
Bell, Philadelphia; Thomas J. Lloyd, L. S.
A.; Hon +. A. Rollins. New H1mrshire; J.
W. PRramorc, Tennessee: J.. J. Cuilcy, kcn-
lucky; 9. a. puryln, New No'k' GCofSc Il.
Icssup, GcrrGIa; GENERAL NJ. BIayion HI
m"i-; i. N"nlc B.ywu, Nissluia' y. Wolfe,
T.. =. y, Hah i. tu,Io [. :. y, were
among the arrivals At the Es5lit house.
q. Gr-ysOn, PhIiSlciphiA, W. Scott, Mary
land, l. Edgar, New York, John Kingsley,
Montana, William u. Sears Huntsville, Ala
bama, u. c. Munroe, New York. W. Z. Hub
bard, Michigan, and ]. Jones, Boston, are at
the United States hotel. John W. owen,
Frederick, Virginia, Robert Il. Curtin, Balti-
more, J. McDCrmot, Cleveland, Ohio, and J.
NJ. skinner. Virginia, arc at the Owen house.
General RosccrauZ, 4. :. A, Major l.. l..
Dawson, L. :. A., J. W. MeCOTklc, Nebraska.
George Barr, Knoxville, Tennessee, J. I.
Bancroft, Indiana, and Il. W. Morrill,, Cubs,
arc at willAr!s'. Lady franklin, 81 ycATs CT
age, but hale and hearty, is now soyeuTH!u: in
France. Doctor Holland, trimotEy litcOmbO
will be absent 10 Europe two years. Mr.
| Beecher will lecture in Boston but once this
year. ThurloS Weed Ia better, and thinks
| he will come home to VOC IN November,
| The President has appointed Jas. Barnes,
| ESQ, az comIaisE.JuCr 10 examine the entire
road and telegraph wirCs Of the Union Pa:!h;
| Major General ", /. Calm, MaJo! 9Th in
| fantry and assistant commissioner Of tie
| frcCdmcn'B bureau for the state Of Tennessee,
has been relieved from duty In that state, and
! ordered to report 10 the Comm ,HLiEg General
OF the fourth military Gis'ilci, tor ass!gnIcnt
| to duty in that district. Lieut., Col James
| Thompson, captain s,tDGd artillery, relieves
General Carlln, Hud Is GssiguCd 10 duty
! In accordance with his bTevvt rank.
Tho Kcy. Nj. Cromwell, Of Maryland, has pre-.
scented a mCGlo..titO the Protestant Episcopal
Convention In New York praying that d..
cesc be formed il that state, embracing tie
Eastern shore. Colonel James K. Young,
chief OF the T-ij"r. Bureau, l"ti town lA.;
CVCuILg for rhNllvlph.H.
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The Acts Of Kings;" Biblical Na.Fl'Iyc q.
the hc;s Of the First and Second Kings OF the
First Province Of Virginia, IuSl44ins the
Doiuss OF the F!rztanG Second I! coous Of the
city OF Richmond, from the Surrender to the
Present Time: by !. Marshall Hanna, Assoc
ciatc Edttnr of the ADo'irrH O.juoa. q. ".
Carleton publisher N-w York, Ear -rlc hy
blanchard y AIohun.
"FrlcnLIy Council for Gi!!', or Words In
~eaEou:" BY sydney Cox. q. ". Carleton
publisher. New Yoik. For sale by Blanchard
y AOhuu. Notice hcTrNflcr.I
The White Gnunl.r'.' \ novel. by Cap
tain Wayne Reid, author OF the ":'srIp Hunt
ers." ~, with Illustrations. q. ". Carleton
pab..-her. New York. Fors,le hy Blanchard
y M"lGn, Washington, i. e. Notice here
after
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irrcsicd for Arson-FightIus nj u
CHURCH Mith rIsINI..

MEMPHIS, October IA negro named
stove Terrence WAS arrested BY detectives las,
night on q charge of completely in the muir
derous assault GU Mr.. Alexander, and tho
burning Of his house, near this city some
weeks ago To-day Terrence cOuie-scd that
he was one of party, which was regularly
organized Tor plumber, and OF which Doc
Woods, who was recently captured after dcs-
pciAtc resistance, and after being wounded,
WasR mcmber.
At the cOlOred Methodist church, OIL fAyOsa
street, this afternoon, "A negro sitting on tho
stcpa fired pistol.
\ policeman cana ~ Hul attempted TO
arrest him when he fired at the policeman.
The congregation rushed out and Indtscr.n.I.
nate hiing took place. The policeman left in
haste, but being reinforced by other police
men 'nd citizens, the ncgrucs He'd. Although
.uur thiIty shUta were Hired nO one was hurt.
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THE IsDIAN wAR.-LcttoIs from Fort Hays,
Kansas, state that GcaCrll Sheridan is OK
cecdingly busy Organizing lis forces for a Wig.
orous prosecution OF hostiliiies. Several com.
panics nrc TO be sent out at once to cooperate
with each other. ShcTiaAn's plan, 1t Ia re-
ported, conEistE in engaging the attention OF
the warriors on the front, and thcn striking
suddenly for their homes AID families. No
propositions for peace Will be listened 10 until
the Indians have been severely defeated and
many of their number killed. The tribes, when
crippled by heavy lossca, will not be disposed
to renew hostiitcs very soon. The California
Indians were trcatc! in this way several years
ago by General George A. Wright, and no &C.
rlous trouble has been caused by them since.
\ large body Of Indians is reported TO be col.
Letting south Of Fort LaTnCL.
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DIED.

DAVIS, -un Friday, evening, at eight O'Clock,
The funeral will take PLACE FROM 81. feters
church, Sneond street east, Monday, the 18th In
slant, at 10 O'Clock q. IN.
TAYLOR. on the 10th inst, Rom. E. TAYLOR.
aged n years, months, and 6days. ,,,
The friends and aequaiutances are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral on Monday AFTERNOON
at 8 clock, from the residence OF Michael Nash.
esq. L street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
east.
RUTHERFORD ON the morning Of the 10Th In.
stant, at $50 o'clock, after lingering illness,
JoHs RUTHERFORD, In tho 9th scar oil bis ago
SEEDoLD. On tho oh Inst. PHILIP SEEBoLD.in
the 18th year Of his age.
EYBuRG.-On Friday afternoon, 9th Inst j. ..
NYDrR1, son Of Samuel and CAtheriue Nyburs. In
the .lth year Of his age.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
MAJOR oggice, CITY HALL,


WALHISGTOS, ID. c., Oct. ~, lsUS
o'clock N. :, on WEDNESDAY, October II, 1888,
Igr the furnishing Of COAL and WOOD for City
Hall aud the several Et1tion-h 0usns. One fourth
to bo delivered Immediately, the balance by the
rrst day Of November next
50 tons Of White Ash Coal, best quality, to be Do.
livcr"d at City Hall.
~ tons OF Red Ash Coal, best quality, to be do
livercd Mt City Hall.
6tou. 81 Bituiaiuous Coal. best quality. to be dc.
liyCTad At City Hall.
jcOrds n Kiudling Wood, b st quality, to be Do
liVorGd at Guy Hall,
70 ton. White A,h Coal Had cords Of KiHdling
Wood for Fir,t Precinct Station House.
10 tons white Ash Csal aud cord " Kiudliag
Wood for Second Precinct station llDusl
lhIlns white Ash Csal and COrls NJ KiuillGg
Wood for Fourth Precinct Station lipusr,
~ tons White Ash Coal aud "a cords Of kindliug
Wood for Finh Precinct Station House.
II tons White Ash Coal and cord, uf kiudiins
Wood for Sixth PIeCiICl Staten House.
"A tons white Ash Coal and 9 cords OF KiudllnI
Wood tuI seventh Precinct Station House.
7tuhs White Ash Coal aud u, cords o. kiudliuT
Wood for Eighth Preciuct station lIuusr.
l2NI tons White Ash Coal NJ eHch VI tho mur Fire
Eugiuu Houses.
Bid, must BE- inlorrci uu the curul pc "PrOpr.
sails for Coal and Wood. - Thd right to reject az
aud all bid, is re,sryrd 5. J. BOWEN,
octlO I'd ,SUr Mayor.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT
SCHUYLER COlFAx,

e care nothing for promotion, So long a, our
.r.u. are sucCessial. ''-GTdnt TO sherman, F'bru-
arg, ls'il
'.ifIay course /. not satisfactory, rcmrVe Ire at
uGcc. / do not wish In any way to impede tL-
success %. our arms. - Grant tuNiNSck, fe5ru"ry
5, ls52.
"TLi. is Republic, whore the W III Of the people
- the law 81 the land ''-GcHSrdi GRANTS teller TO
PnStfl ct J"hHsoH, August, 1877
II shall have no policy Of my own 10 Interfere
Against the WILL u the people. '-Gr"H's Letter,
.N'y =, lStS.
Human lIcTty, the only truo foundation oC hu O.
mAG glvurEmeut. '-GrGnt's Letter 10 CtiGrns GT
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Wood and Coal.
GRBAT REDUCTION IS rGICEs.

u GRBAT REDUCTION IL PGICEs.
WHITE ASH.
EEEEPP 4 ASkiiI IAN si%o')
CUMBERLAND COAL, ruu u mine
do. do. lump.
22iO POUNDS To THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND rINB WOOD CONSTANTLY
HAND
IS Now Is the time for families t. put in thelr
winters supply.
3. J.. Drown SON,
Southeast corner uf NCu York avenue and Pif-
tenth street, SAirn's new building, formerly at
~ Ninth street. between aud ?. Yard aud
Whnryns loot Of HcNrnth Htrnot au2l-u
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Firing Into II PrOccSsiOn-ScVcrn
PcrHOuS Wounded.

lNpA@AruLIs, oct. l,-Lnst night, while
the White Boys in Blue were passing through
'duH alley, on their return from u Demo
cratic meeting, a shot WAS Tired into tho pro.
ccaa'ud from a gun loaded with small shot.
nv" 81 81, Of them were Soy crely though not
dangerously wounded
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nErUT QUARrE7IIErE5s "a
MAAuINuluI Ii q NnI 0

nErOr QUARrE7IlIrE5's rPF:r2,i
WASHINuI"S, ID. G., Oct, ., l.6s.
Will DO sod NJ public auction, under the super.
vision OF Broyrt Colonel A T. Hunt, \. .. NJ,
al LINCOLN DEPOT, on MONDAY, October II,
commencing At ~ O'Clock, the following stock aud
uusrylccable QulrlurIaaHtor stores, to wit:
" choice Mules, . Horse
10 Army Wagons, GChrts,
52.hur.c do, ~ Wagon Wheels,
spring do, 70 AmbUlauC" do,
] Haud Cart. ~ Saddles, assorted,
lO,0O h. assorted Ir.u. 30 h. II. ). Nails,
800 Id, Steel, ., got Grain Sack,
Loo ID. Cast stcol.
Spades, AIos, sh0ycl', Tools, stJyc- aud pIr,
Buckets, SC. &c.
Cart, Ambulance, and Mule Harness.
Attention Is particularly called 10 this lot oil
Mules, which are Gully sold for want Of uaG.
forms: Cash In Government funds
BY order VI Iai 0larirrma7ttr General.
A. l.. BLUNT,
R'ov. Col and \. q. NJ, Acting Depot Quarter
master. OctlO-t1
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From central AnnrIcn.

New YoRK, October I.-Tho stcam5hip
Guiding star arrived tonight from Aspinwall,
October 3) L. ormsby, cabin passenger,
died at sea yesterday.
The steamship Henry Chaunccy arrived at
Aspinwall on the % instant.
The Constituent Assembly Of State met at
Panama on the lat instant, and passed de-
cree assuming sovereignty Of state until a
new constitution Ia formed, dc,esating TO the
Acting President, Sirrost, the executive
power and recognizing the Provisional Gov.
ernment.
Don Pablo Atoseneua is president Of the
Assembly. ScaoE GoFtia was refused scat
as member.
James l.. Baldwin, the Ass,ssin OF Mr..
Parker, wa, still alive, but his case wa, con.
sidered hopeless. lie expresses 10 sorrow for
the act.
The United States steamer GStty sbutS ar.
rived at Aspluwall on the aJ!h ult. TO relieve
the Sappho, which was to proceed TO Key
west.
Col. Caldwell, United states Minister to
Bolivia, sailed on the frat for Ia Paz.
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EIO NBW BAT AND SHOE STORE ZIG
DO J. I. PETTY L CO. III Q

SJQ EBW BAT AND SHOE STORE. ZIG
DO J. r. PEFfY & Co. OlO
Have tOpoued at Sis Seventh street, opposite In.
ie!!.cGrcr BulIiug, anew aud we'll selected stock
ofHaTs, GAPS, BOOTS aud SHOES for Gentle.
nrsb aud Boy, which they Oacr at asTuNli ad
Yaa,s apDE cost Having bought for Cash they arc
saa' ,rl To osr superior Inducements to pErehas-
CTS. bgd solicit 0aly Az opportunity to convince the
public that they are really selling desirable class
of goods At very low aslres.
call solicited, and eompsriIon Of rriess chzl'
Ivugel vita any Similar e.tsbiIsLmcut IL the city
J. T. PETTY q CO.,
ns svvezih slrsgt, opposite Iuto!ligsucer BuldinE
Washington. D. c.
O, ID stock " CaGsssuI Gllbrcllas constantly gu
han
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Destructive Fire and Loss of Life.

NEw York, October ia fire occurred this
eycaiug ut the American hotel, No. 10 Bowery.
One OF the boarders named Mellow was suffo
Gated in his bed. Charles Lose, while lower
ing himself from the fourth floor, fell and
broke his leg. Mary Lahmrnn jumped from
a third. story window and broke her leg. The
hotel was owned by Peter wilkins, whose
los. amounts to 10000. Fully Insured.
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WIsE-SMOOT AT Alexandria, on the sth in
slant at the residence Of the bride, by the Rev u.
y, sprigg, Mr.. Gro. WIS. to Miss Ina V. ssoor,
all OF that city, No cards,
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DosroS, October ll.-Thc Democratic Con-
yention for the Sixth district. yesterday nom
mated John X. q. Pierce for Congress.
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THE PROsi'ECT.

Never IN the history Of political campaigns
Ia this country was there ever so decided and
uamistIksble evidences OF success TO the Re-
publican party as now. Tomorrow the three
LrCst states Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and lndi-
ana vote for state officers aud mcmhcrs Ct
tuIErcs-. aud TIC prospect toT cary ing ach
anu Al Of those Commonwealth Is good. n
less al the augurIcs prove cvaslNc and false
a rrsnl victory waits Us In AL Of these
State.
The harmony ard good feeling among the
RcpuLicaGs ct every shade Of opinion gives
HssgTAucc that We shall win glorious victory
On Tuvsd7y. Never was party better united,
never WIS one more determined. II IL full OF
zeal, courage and hope, and II it does not win
thea are all the signs false.
When We look to the Democratic party we
see chickering's and strife; there IL no UNITY or
concord among them. We know that there Is
to b" i.rgr number OF vOtCs cast In rcnnByl.
ranlA for the Democracy which are irnuLu-
lent, and that 4 large business has been done
In the way Of colOni7iuy in the keystone
state and in Indiana, but these things will not
win. The democracy Is doomed, and IT must
20 TO the wall. Friends, be of good cheer; the
news from the three great States, which vote
on Tuesday, will be of the most encouraging
character
The skies arc bright, and all The a~gurI,s
are hopeful aml inspiring, In spite Of fraud
and 'Trachcry we shall win. Grant and Col
lax will sweep the lanl. SO mote It be.
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y" uUIoRGR Session ~ CpSGEE,s.-TAC
follow iuS dispatch WAS received Saturday:
pAYTuS. ONO. october g.-HoE. HJD.G5 l.
GUpgk, $crrticry CorgrssAioEHl com Eilis,: Give
Agent Of A ssOyiaIeL Press this item. Senator
Morgan aHR Representative Schcnck have de.
cldcl II not necessary 10 notify a quorum Of
Congress to meet on the lIth. PrcsidiHg OF.
hccrs VII! adjourn two Houses 10 November
10th. Il. &. SCHENCH.
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TIM ollcial majority for the Republican
ticket In Vernon. 10 CIvCU Mt - 32t Last year
we had only 20lsI. and the year before ~ sos.
So handsomely did the Nermontcrs improve
their majority this year, without special con-
test or interest. VIII Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana, remembering the wCighiy consc-
quences depending on their votes, fail to make
gains at lCast as great in proportionl
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THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS

THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
THE SPANISH PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
OF its Recognition
The Provinces 10 Give il TErir Adherence
The Chinese Embassy in England
=. TREATY LIKELY TO RESULT
The War Fewer hbnt c d
The Tom!ug English Election
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
FORMATION OF A NEW GOVERNMENT
The Assassin of BaluIn san Alive
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS
ROW CoEOEED CliiECH
Conclusions rfthe Indian Commission
Destructive Fire and Loss Of Life
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Wants.
Personal.

4 MONTHLY NURSE (ANREICANl Now
"a d!saUsLG"d, with best VI CITY references,
would like To mako few moro engagements. APP
ply At ~ Twelfth street.
SHIFT NAMING and all kinds Of plain sowing
duIc at.hoTt notice. AlsO, Furnished Rooms for
G'uIl'IuoR Al 6J7 Twelfth street. spl-lm
pElyArB MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
l. "uLpn DIR DAkBY'S, 40 seventh street,
postte Odd-fellOwE' Hall 6eparats rooms for
tlants ssli-d
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Dry Goods.


IL ENDLESS VARIETY.
Every Il u.ckc, per should call at our place and
buy n pair " those all wool 10 BLANKETS, for
81, worth 10. superior article for ~, really
worth AIN
BLACK ALPICAs. from 81 cents 10 Al. very
cheap. ,,..,
GOODS, ut -, ~, aHd % cents. .,
A .ull stock Il Men aud BJy.' CASHMERE,
at vary lIw prices. J. W. sELBi Co,
313 Penn. aycnue,
ucul.3t South ,.lc, near seventh street.
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"REp.IIoT" POMcEOY-after Leasing:
Should Brick be repo.ing himself on tho hay,
And q reptile, concealed, bite his leg rs he lay.
Being venom himself. CT the wound he'd make
light
And get we'll, while the serpent would die Of the
litr,
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Hats, ca ps, Boots and Shoes.

HAS, Chps, BOOtS anu onUe5.
ZOO LAVE AND LET LIVE SpS
900 OUR MOTTO zoo
AT TiLLBY 5 CHEAP CASH STORE.
Hand. made Double sol" stitched B.!is. e
" Single sole 80 -.
Custom made Boots, -. %.
New stock Of Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes, La dic-
aud Misses Boots, Shoes, and Rubber Goods, At
small profits. All At tho lowest cash prices.
h3s SEVENTH STREET,
Oci6.lm Four door. north Of Pa, avenue
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W1ODEN wAlHER PIPE.

GAS Pl L.
AND EAvE TROUGH
The Bs,t aud Cheap' 81 IliGles eve, hisc hNuS
body, I1lrliGularly FARb'ERs aud MIXERS, I'Rd
for tre0 descriptive cirCu Jar and pflt' ih' '" ''"'
WNol WAEb, WILnmsl NPt, "a
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, JU Capitol HiI!, fJI
sale on IHsuthly paSm"uis
HOUSES aud LuTS in all IUrI- Of the city for
ale A nd rent Jy1.H
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Books and Stationery

IuIEAP STATIONERY,
y Five quirs, II NOTE PAPER, aGd
Five paeka gcs OF ENVELOPES, for - r"ut-.
VIOLET INK. beautiful article, Ill sizes.
NJ WN. BALLASTYNES
uClo-gt jis ia st., lntelligsnCer Building.
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Special N Offices.

.~,sys 4 REGULAR MEETING OF
vii bo hid in their room. nj ,Se civ H.II. on
TUESDAY EVENING, October IL, at X o'clock.
oclO.2t A. =. PARDON, Secretary.
s-zSt- OFFICE OF THE wAsHING-
49, TON SKATING CLUB, No. lB Pennsyl.
ysniR avenue, September g, ls6s. The ANNUAL
MEETING for the election Of of1eer. was sd(ssTnsd
EVENING. October IL, ises, at Board Of Trade
sPECiiL MEETING will also be held for the par
pose VI amending the Constitution.
pro.rnt n. A. MOORE,
Ucll.h Secretary.
>~S:ysTHE DAILY UNION PRAYER
- MEETING at the room. Of the Young Mons
become 10 Increasingly interesting II has been
thouA bit best tn extend the time from half to an
entire hour, commencing nj o'clock oach even
ina. All are Invited serlj
s3syeC. +. CUMaiISs,
A7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSlNEB BOOT DSHOE HOUSE,,
whore the public may always md WHAT THEY
WANT, aud Of the BEST HANUFACTCRh
Second door South Of street and Northern hslEsi
n<z7Fs VICE TO YOUNG NJ Il N
~ ABOUT TO MARRY. -RssAys for Young
Men, on the Error., Abuses, and Diseases, incl
dent to Youth and Early Manhood, with the hu-
ms ne view VI treatment aud cure. sent by nail in
.oa Ich letter envelopes free OF charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box 7, Philsdslphis,
Pennsylvania. s"pai-5m
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Plumbing ard Ga.-Fitting..

y Usr RECEIVED
large assortment o. the
TUCKER MANUFACrCRISG Co 5 CELB.
HEATED CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS,
And other GAS FIXTURES.
Also, the !srg"s! patterns in Fixtures from COR
ALIEN Il SHEPHERD !: BBO,
uctO.lw 9n Pcnusylyamia nycnnC
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l. The attention OF all persons interested In
the reward for the capture Of Jefferson Davis
10 invited TO the following act OF Congress,
entitled "An act to provide for the distribution
of the reward offered by the President of the
United states for the capture of Jefferson
Davis" and to the orders Of the Secretary OF
War given in compliance with the provisions
Of said act: