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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-26

PEFORE sending JOB PRINTING to the
I'D North to be executed, call ut tho above
establishment and examine the specimens of
work, as well az the stock of material. Woare
fully prepared to do all kinds of PRINTING.
from a Carte Fisitc to n massive Volume, a 80
feet Poster to n six inch Circular, in bla ck or
in fancy colors and bronze. The proprietor is
const antly making additions to his large stock
introducing LATEST SrYLES. Az wo work
exclusively on the B-CASH PRINCIPLE, -au
patrons of the Office may depend upon having
full justice, i'll the way of Low lntCES. The
proprietor - prncticul printer; employs first
class workincn; the Office supplied with every
thing necessary to turn ont good work: and
prices lower than any establishment in this
State. Our friends in the country may send
orders to this Office and rely upon receiving The
same attention and being filled AZ promptly
and as chcaply as if given personally.
Travelling showmen, hotci-kccpers. railroad
agents and all who have PRINTING to do,
will find it to their interest to call. An exa-
mination and comparison OF prices of the fol-
lowing grades of work. will convince every one:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25

TIE BEST MADE AND Most FAsHIoHA-
Carson the incest boots, hats, UNDER
clothing, handk erchiefs, socks cravats,
and overcoats ever offered for sale here
and TIE ckeapest-are now for sale at
Joe, Rosenstock's. He has also a very
choice selection of oil paintings, ETC.,
ETC.; and he can sell all these things
cheap, because he bought them cheap
III Chicago.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25

CHRISTMAS MEATs-Everybodv in Carson
should have seen John Rosser's butcher
stall last evening. 1t was just perfect re-
pository of rich meats-the beef Of gentle
cattle, the mutton of stately ewes and wethers.
the veal of fat calves, the pork of corn-fed
swine and the juicy condiments which come
from the genius-like brains of artistic butch
ers like Rosser, when he starts in to make
,ausages, head-cheese and the like O that.
Anv man who could stand in John Rosser's
stall and look on his meats, as we did last
evening, and not get hungry deserves to starye
70 death.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25

No1fcE. - All persons having book
accounts with e. B. Rail will please
call at bis place of business on or be-
fore the lst of January, 1870. and settle
the same either by cash or note. By
order Of h. b. Kali.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25

CHRISTMAS TREEs.-We went the
"grand rounds Of the Christmas trees
last highland whoever thinks that il is
auy cheerful task to wander after dark
over the bitches and ruts which inter
vene between Carson street aud the Skin
nish line of the churches, had better try
j. on As usual on Christmas Eve, in
these parts, it raiuei. For wonder,
the swimming on the cross streets was
oad-the water being SO shallow
There was very large collection OF
men, women and children-'specially
the latter, at the Episcopal Church
and, we may as well remark, in pas
sing, tina, the EpIscopaiia0s, here, de-
serve success; for they work ior it,
wisely and we'll; making their Church
attractive to the youngsters and stint
iog nothing in tue way of liberal and
generously moral amusements.
Moving down the line we came upon
the Methodist Church where Bro. Ham
mond was, with his earnest face and
good voice ard sympathetic manner,
leading he music, while, be WAS at
the same time, giving out the hymns
10 the little folks. The "Tree" here,
az in the Episcopal Church, was filed
with beautiful gifts; and was bounti-
:al and handsome.
Further along the works, to the left
sad front, we came upon the Presby-
terrain congregation of big and little
folks. Here We found our deyout friends
Tom Wells and Bill Corbe,t officiating
after their usual happy fashion; and
under the shadow of, and in anticipa-
ton OF the good things upon, the beau
tiful tree before them. the children
sang their heavenly songs with a resig-
nation and cheertuluess which was
delightful to contemplate. May they
all have a Merry Christmas.
THE CLOSING OF TEE PUBLIC ScBooL.
On Thursday afternoon the Public
School closed its session of four months
With very interesting Exercises, consist
ing of songs, declsms,ions, and a
debate by six boys, Master Rigoy pre-
siding subject, A Site for Public
School. The presiding officer, in the
discharge of his duties, put to shame
many an Older man in the same posi-
.ion. The debate was carried out &C.
cordng to parliamentary rules, and re-
hected great credit on the school Prin
c;pal Altogether the exhibition was
success and proves tina, the school is
come very pertinent remarks at the
close of the exhibition requesting the
parents of children to make frequent
calls at the school during its session,
aud thereby supervise the education of
those committed 10 bis charge. Mr..
Vim. Patterson made a few remarks
advising the children to join the Band
of Hope He was foliowed by Mr.. T
D. Edwards who made come " hat
lengthy but very excellent speech. Mr.
Hammond addressed the children in
8 happy manner. The Rev. Mr.. Allen
also made few remarks.
CHRISTMAS MEATs.-Everybody in Carson
should have seen John Rosser's butcher
stall last evening. 1t was just perfect re-
pository of rich meats-the beef Of gentle
cattle, the mutton of stately ewes and wethers.
The veal of fat calves, the pork of corn-fed
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25

CHRISTMAS SERVICES in the Episcopal
Church on Sunday At II Az.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25

Memoir tNDuN BOOK AND TIME
n Book were loot, by the und,isirned, 81
Sunday OF Monday. December l2th &C l3th, either
In kmpire or Carson. he hinder or deis u the
books will confer favor upon aud receive the
thanks Of the owner by leaving then, At NJ.
s,attuuilsrs's In Umpire, or q WslAers fic,ei
In Carson. ono. ". WHITE.
UArsoa, December 18th, ltCs. iss
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25
THE DAILY APPEAL
at tho St. Charles Hotel.

Arrivals at tho St. Charles Hotel.
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
Carson CIrT, December "a, 1860.
A. Derrick, Carson Valley.
r. w. Bollen, Genoa.
l.. p. Stone, Walker River.
Geo. F. Crnwell, Placerville.
Mr.. Lindsey & wife, Walker River.
G. G. Anderson, Summit Mill.
G. II. Morrison, Virginia.
z. Wheeler Pine Grove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Price Of Coal.

EDITOR OF SfAR:-In this evenings STAR,
(Aug. 30th) anthracite undertakes 10 defend
the dealers in coal against the complaints M ade
on account OF the extravazaat prices now
asked for that article, and wishes the consum.
ers Of IL TO understand that their complaints
are groundless so far as he and other dealers are
concerned do not propose to enter iato the
thracite is right In saying that the price the
dealer pays "has nothing 70 do with the ques-
ton" 30 TAI as that If he pays, say IS per ton,
and from any cause, (eXceptins q cons piracy
TO advance the price,t the market va ue in.
creases TO 80 or even Si0 he has a right to
change accordingly; but 1t il an old maxim that
sit is a poor rule that don't work both ways;''
and on that point we have just cause for COM
plant. Dealers in Washington are posted ence
or twice day. by telegraph, ofthe d fluctuations
in the market II the price goes mp at the
north, IL goes mp here. II 1t goes down at the
north, the price Is not reduced here. One Of
the largest dealers in this city was asked last
winter why the price was not reduced here,
there beng q materiaf reduction at the uorthl
The answer was, "We can sell Just as much at
present prices, and for that reason we are not
article customer remarked, ..You gentlemen
are sure to know when the price of coal goes
up; but you never know when IL comes down.,
The answer was, 1--WE don't want to know
that" Is "Anthracite'' either OF the two re.
ferred tot
IT the wood and coal dealers were the only
ones to pursue this course in our city, we
but II Is the misfortune OF housekeepers in
washington that large portion of the de ilers
IN the necessarles Of life shave rs either in the
same way or in light weights and me isures.
The honest merchant will in the END reap his
reward. H.C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
FEARFUL JUMP

FEARFUL JUMP Ply STATE Prison CON
Wet ester''ay afternoon Off GER Hale started
1rOn F1'chhurg with a fellow FAMED Frank
fre 1cls III charge, who had Just be en- senten ed
TO TIE State prison fer four years for pocket
picElrg. The convict was handcufed and sat
IN the smoking car two seats from The door, the
oiiieer sitilng in The opposite HIM and talk
lag with the conductor. All of q sudden Fran Is
started from bis seat, rushed TO the door,
opened i, and jumped from the platform
While the cars Were gong az the rate of
fo-ty miles an hour. The cfIicer started and
grabbed him by the coat Just as he
Jumped, but his hold failed aud the fellow got
away. The cars were at once stoppsd an 4
part es started in pursuit. They found the
bushes and telegraph pole where he Jumped
OIL, covered with blood, but though they
2archsd for hours they could not find the
prisoner. The place where be Jumped was
near Lincoln, in the woods where there is a
thick growth of underbrush, in which he prob.
ably secreted himself. The impression OF those
who searched tor him. judging from the blood
spilled, was that he was so badly injured that
he would not live. Warden Hayes offers fifty
doilars reward Tor his arres:.--Boston Journal,
AUGUST 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrxetswu.


THk fIkH COMMISSIONERS The adloGrr ed
meeting Of this board. which was to have taken
place yesterday afterrooa, failed for want ot q
quorum As the exframen of the steamer Ad-
oisoa Tee gned 70 take effect to-day, and no
others nave been leeted In their stead, the de-
partmentis now without that portion Of the
force.
TIE CANAL.-The arrivals during the past
month number SO loaded boats, on W hich tolls
Were collected Amounting TO s5,sS9.aS
POLICE IrEMs-One hundred and eighty six
arrests were made BY the police force during
the past month.
MERCHANTS ExcHASGE.-The offerings on
Change this morning were light and marked
win sales of only go bushels In small lots at
fLouR observation-disclosures the month OF
august the hour inspections amounted q
2o66 barrels, as follows Family, y. POS. ex-
IRA, s2i;super, 60; nne, 81; frst middlrngs.
Ei second middlings, 3; broad arrow, 30.
GOAL SHIPMBNrs.-During the month OF
August the Cumberland coal shipped from
this port northward amounted TO IS i9s tons
THB POLICE AUTHORITIES are strictly an
forcing the Law in regard to geese running q,
large, and yesterday nineteen unf,rtunates IF
this class were captured and sent 70 the poor.
house for disposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
NAV yORK-PIRsr BOAR
BY BaRkers' and BrokerS Telegraph, yames ~


Gassdcdy, OPERATOR.
Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORH, Sep. 1.-Second Board-U. s. IS,
leol, coupon, 123K 5.20's, i602. coupons. la3k;
136s, coupons, 1874; 1863 coupons. l232; 1855,
coupon, new, PIN; 6.20's, l56, ouupon
121x; 5.2O's, 1868, coupon, 12ix; 10.4O's, G 1up,
1l2A, ex.div; Currency G's, Iii x; Pacific Mali,
so; Ohio and Mississippi Oeruncates, 31X:
Mariposa, .; Atianu, Mau, none; Gan ton,
So Cumberland, 50; Western Union rele-
graph. 374; Quicksilver, IS; Boston Water
Power, IA: New York Central. 2O3x; Hud.
son, 1e5b; Reading, g7x; Michigan Central,
I2sH; michigan Southern. lo5X; Illinois
Central. 13s; Cleveland and PittsDure, 1904;
Northwes SAX; do. pret'd, 9ik; Cleveland d
Toledo, none; Rock Island l14@; Fer. WAYNE.
SsH; Alton & Terra Haute. "a <; Toledo and
wabash, So; Adams Express, Sc; Wells,
Fargo 4 90. Express, 10; United states Ex.
press, GAY; American Express. IS: Ner-
chants Union, II; Chicago & Alton, 1879:
do. preferred, $50. Market strong. Gold, l3SXa
133S.
BY Cable
Bonds, 62's. slas41; 6j's, sag as34; 67's, s21a
s3; 10.40's, IGN. Illinois, ON. Erie, 23x aga
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, SSH.
frmer: Sales 5000 bales: Middltng Uplands,
l3h; Middling Orleans, l3X ai33.
PARIS, 3 p. m.-The Bourse continue, very
much excited. Rentes have further declined
from 7lf. DC. TO 7lf Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

@All the Minnesota servant girls run away
in Summer TO do harvesting work at % day.
~St. Louis coroners are getting rich ON an
average of sixteen sunstrokes day.
~Julius Schlesinger, German actor, of
Louisville. has been sunstruek dead.
Miss Lewif, the colored sculprress,
couldn't get rooms in Syracuse hotel.
~Water melons in California will keep q
year a. potatoes de here.
@The Qusen Of Portugal is dying OF bro.
Ken hsart as her Ausband's tnfldelity.
~Napoleon, Ohio. has . base ball club
called the "Whoop. em.ups."
0Ars. 1iooner has not renowned, but
only lessened, her attire. sg.r..- = :
~It d said that isnais mosquitoes do the
biting. 3 q bLII. - ~ 81 -
0Whils mother was broodiux over her
poverty, her little son said; ,aMsmma, think
God bears when we scraps the bottom Of the
~Hon. Ben. Woods house in New YORK
. diamond ring, gold watch and three boxes 81
cigars. "a .Ir.s .l3.as .gl.s D. 90.
ga Paris iaundress secured me payment OF
her bill y Carrying on The wooden leg Of 70.
~The old controversy 10 TO v neither vac.
cination IL proper or Improper or
bensncial-is peg ,nning 70 rage again.
~ Mounted militia are 70 liant down the
outla Ws Of Larue, Marion, and Nelson coun.
ties In Kentucky.
~The New England calico mills have
generally Suspended work. They await the
new crop Of cotton.
- An illiterate correspondent, WHO'S given
u sporting, wants 10 know when the "Anslo.
Saxon race" 90 much talked about, Is u come
OF
81 u. Scott was Kansas gentleman who
left word wfsh the neixnbOrs that II they went
behind his oarn the new Il day NJ noon the would
IND him cesd. They did.
~Portraits are nov drawn by "Planchetts''
n tue West. The development" OF this talent
f-r drawing by planchette will probably give
he humbug anew lease upon Life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
MEssRs. Ep1roRs EVENING srAR:-Iu look

MRssRs. EDITORS EVENING SrAR:-Iu look
ing over the columns OF the SSunday Morning
GaZeue' of the date OF August 90, 1861, I notice
lengthy biography OF our fellow citizen, JOS
l.. Savage. Esq, but in which is omitted an
item which calls for this communication.
After Mr.. Savage's release from Fort In.
fayette, he transferred the business of his ex.
tensfve establishment to Reuben q. John son,
Thomas A. Clark and f Jas. Bourke, who,
under the name aud firm OF X. q. johnson 81
Co., successfully conducted it for several
months, as is well known to the business com.
mnDitv; after which time, the concern passed
into the hands Of Samuel +. Savage, (brother
of Joseph L.
THOMAS A. CLARK, Sol Z street.
Washington, Sept 1, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-Cotton nominally at
3ix. Flour active and fairly frmer. How
ard Street superfine, S6as6.25; do extra, S65oa
S7.75: do. family, SSaS9; City Mills SUPER
fine. S6s 1850; do extra, Sc 5OsS7.75; do family,
S9.25aS0.50; Western. superhne, S6aS6 IS;
do ezra, s6s0aS7.50; do. family, s7.5Oass rs.
Wheat firm; prime to choice red, SI45aSl SIS.
Corn firm; white, s1.16; yellow $40. Oats
firm: prime. 57a60c. Rye dull and nominal
Pork quiet at $3.50. Bacon firm; RIB sides,
I94: clear do, 19ka19H; shoulders, lex; hams,
2Ia25. Lard quiet at 20a2I. Whisky steady.
Sales at SLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
A TERRIBLE CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-rh,

A TERRIBLE CASE OF EXTRAORDINARILY
following paragraph appears In the French
papers:-''On the Sd instant one Jean Lombar
eighteen years Ofage, a farm laborer at Champ.
forguiel, near Chalons, was attacked BY hydro.
Phobia, and attempted to bite several persons
and succeeded in biting q dog. He then went
home to his friends at SasseHay. Information
was given to the police. On their arrival they
found Lombard at the door Of his fathers house
He was foaming at the mouth, and inspired
such terror no one dare 60 near him. The pres.
ence OF the police reassured the father and few
nelghbors. they coaxed him into q room, locked
II, and carefully barred all the issues. LON
bard, however, made no attempt to escape, but
asked for some white wine, which was let
down to him through the roof. One Of his
friends having offered to 60 and attend him, he
replied, You had better not / shall bite you
de died at three O'Clock in the morning, after a
night OF torture. Feeling he was dying, he
requested the cure to be sent to him. The cure
came, and administered the consultations Of
religion through hole in the window. LON
bard had been bitten six months ago, but had
not had the wound cauteriZed.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is without
special feature, and call loans are freely made
at SIX and seven per can't with some exceptions
to Government houses at ave-. The feeling is
general that the continued policy of Secretary
keep the market easy for the next thirty days
In com usrclal paper there Is little doing. and
this chiefly in short date paper, some .Eiit
cent. though the general range Is nine to twelve
per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

THE GREATEST relief imaginable can be af.
forced this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall CLOTH
ing store, 400 Seventh street. opposite the Post
ONCE, where in addition 10 eentlemen's ..fSau.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
dete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl
balde suits in great variety are also to be had az
ne most reasonable prices. 266
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
Baltimore Stock Market TODAY.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I.-Wm. Fisher Il Sons
quofe'-tIrginia SKIES, 1865 So bid, 81 4 asked:
do. 1867. SOY bid, SOY asked; do. coupon, old,
Sj4 bid, So asked; North Carolinas, now, AZ
hid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
I R L 8 N.
i He GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
Z H Z - = NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TH1
IRIS vER0lCoL0R
OR BLUE FLAG.

Tho most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered ior the healing Of man. The
70 pc Ts Yer hishss
within the control Of science and is no takina ts
stand principal among the bieSsipgS Of medicIne.
As AN ALTERAfIvE.
Il acts directly upon the blood, cleansing ami purf.
tsiDfs which aisesse or malarious Influences have
planted there. and Graduating and neutralizfhg
as 81 e ons pO;cns Shcn
IT 10 invaluable a. q remedy for scROFULA, ERUP-
TONS OF. THE sKIN, INcIPIENr CoNsuMPrfoS,
Ha9fsY; &C ana will cure the most virulent and
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
1t 10 an upfailing preventative and cure for
NEURALGIA, SICK HEADACHE and NERVOUS Ar
FECTIoNs, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
it has no equal. ITS action upon the Lirer and
kidneys 10 prompt. salutary, and effective and il
is this property which renders it one of the safest
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice of medicine. Its excellent
And skillful combination with other Ingredients
TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest order-not temporarily stimu,atins .
"a mos: s ssS sss's:
DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
by tsking IRIeIn, the bic od-which perme stes
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BEMRxsHR.-This medicine ID no offshoot Of
ri ~: .: so1 e
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most eminent q tAe lroSeselon throughout the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

BASE BALL-AHletics rs. Observation-Disclosures
Wfn ty % 70 20-The Nationals grounds were
again crowded yesterday afternoon with specta.
tors, II beir 8 the occasion Of Q match game be-.
tween the Nationals Of this city ana the Ath.
letcs Of this city. Neither club played up to
It's usual standard, the play of both beng
marked throughout by loose fielding. The
batting, however, which was the feature Of the
game. was terrific. Fox made two Of has homo
run strokes, and Studley was also fortunate in
that particular. The following il the score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
Alaska Diamonds,

HEALTH AND WIALTH.-Health depends
upon keeping our systems in proper tone.
We often need the aid OF tonics 70 do so.
Speer's s'S'aI dard Wine Bitters," according to
the opinion Of our best and most successful
medical practitioners. are the dssideratam SO
long sought after BY the profession. Try them
and be convinced. Sold by druggists. saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

GAMBLING SLEEVE BUTTONs.-This is how
Paris correspondent describes a sweet thing
in sleeve buttons: One gold button, as large as
small cheese plate, is covered with crystal,
under which is the rouge ct noir roulette the
other, Its companion, contains under crystal
cover three dice; touch of the nail sets little
hook gong, and round turns the roulette disc
IN unison with the other button, which when
touched also sets one of the dice leaping SOM
trsaults, when both stop; the die on one cuff
shows a number, and either rouge or noir
stands at the hook. In this manner gentlemen
can gamble in railway trains, in bed, at the
cafe, anywhere, and set a new fashion besides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR for coed Ca ,tou
Flannel Ora ers for Men and Boys.
e,1,l: ADANsoN'e, SOS eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3-Stocks unsettled but
strong. Money easy at from 5 to per cent
Exchange, long, lG9H; short, 10. Gold, 133 4
5.2Os, 1852, coupon, 123. 10-i0's, coupon,
li2&. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, S.: new, S.
asked North Carolina 6s, old, So 8;new Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
THOMAS A. CLARK, 36I Z street
washington, Sept 1, 1869. :

STATISTICAL FOR AUsUsT.-The number of
marriage licenses issued duricg the month Of
August was Ill, of which SO were to colored
couples. i he Eumber of fires during the mon tn
wa, II, and I test-alarm took place. The az.
gregate loss was slight The number OF mes.
sages sent over the Pc lice telegraph during the
month was 2,25i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

BEFORE OPENING my fall stock, shall offer
all my last seasons heavy goods, suitsbie for
fall and winter wear, ut prices much below
yalue. The assortment comprises garments
for gentlemen. youths and boys. One price
only, in plain figures.
GEO. q. HRNNING, No. 5l1 TIN street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

OFFICE AND STORE LouEaRs.-Can be use
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill
lows. Ie,l,El ADAMsoR's. SOC 9Th street.
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y Germany: By Oliver Optic. Completing the
Young America" Abroad Series. ..........Si SO
COUNTESS GISELA. By the author of the
'Old Manisslle Secret" Part l......, -. rs
STOWE ON THE BIBLE. Origin and history
OF the Books Of the Bible, both the Canonic Al and
the Apocryphal, designed to show what the Bible
Is not, what 1t is, and how to use it; by Prot ~
~, The Pictorial Field Book of the Gar Of 1872,
uiustfauons. BY pen and pencil. Of the History
biography: Scenery. Relics, and Traditions of the
1851 war Tor American Inde pendepce: by Rem
ION .. Losing, with several hundred euerav-
90
- Appletons American Annual CycIopmdia or
Register OF Important Events of the year 1874 half
81 90
Christian Singers of Germany. family vol 4 of
tne popular aid handsome edition of the Sunday
LibraryD py Catherine Wind worth S2 O0
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