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CASA CAPITAL OF ss.sso.eoo.
which VII DO sucisns 70 duplicate lines 10 all nearly s
shs paying points reached By the present monopoly.

rhs present Telegraph Companies Of the country have bean
consolidated into hsss monopoly and are now ssma,
over ss millions Of dollars per one hundrsdpsr
cent 90 the actual cost Of their ins their present sapls
having be- vsasrsd Over oasthoussnd per cent
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pol7.solm Acting secretary Of The TrsasuI
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"A msny VthsSSsands cared At this institution
Si!5IS az e..
many other papeths .,,rs tSe public, besides his
ssS,aa saa ssGtlsmsp Of character ssd response
Billy & = SifHs sisaass tsfEEbiLf CURED
ps,sd h,S rtins Eopid % pArtisulSI N diIsst-
sici;ciSa r; iA; yo'SsisssfoS 'fpi."nf
manner baltimore Lock Hospital,
~ Baltimore. Maryland.
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DIED.
MARTIN. Ca the 9TH instant, Mrs. SARAH A. G.
MARTIN. aged dfty -four years.
Her lsnguishing head Is at rest,
Its thinking and aching Is Ger;
Her quiet, immOveable breast,
Is fslt by afiictiOn no more.
sTRlaBACH. On the 7lh instant, Robert srBiS.
BAoH, adopted child Of X. Eiohorn. the nth
y-Ar VI his age.
HENSHAw. -Erlday, Dec. 10, at tho residence o,
hsr son-iu law, r. L. Baden, Mrs. susARSLH O
HESsHAw, widow OF the late Joshua Lparens Hen.
shaw, In the seventy second year OF her age
faithful friend devoted mother. true Chrisilan,
"Blessed the dead that die In the Lord. TOR they
rSst from their lsbors and their works do follow
The funeral will take place at the house, corner
ofNirgintn avenue aud Third street east, on SUI.
day, the l2h. at three clock y. IL. Friends OF the
family are Invited to attend.
MARDERs, Yesterday. in this city, at the
residence Of his parents. No. 800 Four-and.a half
street. JAMES hARDRRs, In the twenty third year
Of hisage
His funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon
at2 o'clock. The friends OF the amily respect.
fully Invited to attend.
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de6.Msw


I NTThU bIAT % 7 TENT UfFIVbl
y wAsHISGTos. d. c., November q, 1869
On the petition Of WILLIAM Z. WIcHE, Of Brook
patent era to him the 18th day OF February,
1875. for an tmproyementi In Culnya.ing Plowsj
closed on the 18th day Of Jsnuary next the time
for hling arguments and the Examiners report be
limited e the Ath day otfebrnRry next, and that
next
Any person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL s.. FISHER,
leel-SSt Cemmi ssioneT OF Patents.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BOTTLES

AssfsTAsr MEDICAL PuayBIoR's oyFIoB.l
WAsuIsaroE, d. O., Dec. Q. le6l !
Proposals will be received at this oiice until u
Of empty liquor and medicine bottles, VII: 90 900
quart liquor Bottles, and l07, 900 vide mouth Bot
any time at this once. The above.namsd Bottles
are new, have never been used, and are packed In
barrels aud boxes,
Terms: Cash, with immediate delivery.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB:
Court Of Washington County, in the District Of
Columbia. lettera testam; ntary on The personal es
Washington county aforesaid. deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said deceased are
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or before
the sd day Of November next; they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all beneht OF said
estate,
Given under my hand this I'd day q November.
1900 ALBERT PARKER,
no2t-wSws Executor.
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u wLsaisdros, b. q. -Dseembsr g. no
ySrR re 'Sa % 9Fs aoTsGS 81 fss
Of Bro.klyu, \. y. deceased, praying f9r The ex
Thompson on the l2th day Of February, 1850. for
an improyemsnt in Machine for Folding Paper. &c:
closed on the 18th day OF January nexti that the
tine for hling arguments and the sfamlner's re-
aud that said petition be heard on the 9th day OF
February next. Any person may oppos. this ex
tension. SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
dect-SN COmmiAsioner Of Patents.
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Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes.

SPBCIAL NoTICEl-HAvING JUST COM:
GBNTS' PUkNisaiH6 .Go3bs o. the very latest
derinr my stock large, varied. aud complete In all
departments, facilities for pIoseeutins my bust
ness being fthe most favorable character, enables
CHAs II. LAMPS,
Fashionable Hat and Gents Furnishing Store,
424 Penn. ave. near -Four -And-A.hAl street.
N. D. Particular attention given to the mauufas.
ture OF Gents Fine Dress Shirts Long and sue
cessfui experience In this branch Of my business
enables me to insure satisfaction to all my patrons
po2O-eolm
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Physicians.
Medical.
THE BLIND MADE TO SEE!
l. THE DEAF TO HEAR

i THE DEAF TO HEART
THE LAME TO WALK ~
Ana ""pd iS . f& soSt H ssdisia se"'''~'
e ssr .ss q q as R 4. SssS
81 sG o II. az q rs BE-
to rsesivc eai.. svs sdyce, and treat ps1sSns Who
may desire his services for the cure Of chronic dis.
DR.. Y. has been very successful in the treatment
Of cases Of long standing, aud In many that had
been pronounced hopelessly ineurable By other
Nc hs. numerous testimonials IN reference to
cures effected By his treatment IN bad eases Of ca;
voice, and brole6iaI didisaitiesi In coughs. con.
sumption, and lung aneetionsi IN heart disease.
sis IN chronic diArrbpa, piles and pfoi.psi. The
serofula and dsafnessI In female weaknesses, ner
,.%. HSsssa Sy s sss mental lsb0 door
confinement or other causes.
and Mrs. A. W. Hart, $50 o street. WASN'T pgtOn,
Ro,s .ua Em pd RSRGiS.0. .. doi ss
"RspaSIisan Farmer, BrdssPOI!. d and he
Boston. who have been cured by his treatmsn'
ORs hour given 70 the poor. from 9to 10 o'clock
Owing to other engagements. DR.. y. will Ism.in
COLUMBIA pIsPgNsARY FOR WOMEN AND
Of Twenty .ith street aud PsaasyiysaiS iysnIs'
'FTY Isl 4 ssfSf The
Tsssdsy Loui. MasEsii.
Mednssday" .''''.''''''''''''''''..D VIM Lee.
basey'
friday ..,'''''''''''''''' a. hshi9Id
Dr. Thompson viii hold a surgical ciiaiqus
| every Saturday at $3.50 p. IN, ApR.u
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ALE OF sEH n ~ ~ ksp ogysssRRvlosA

pBussAu OF onDsAscE. .tvIDsp'r,}
Thetewiii be sold II Fable Auetion, 70 tbe hi III
ct ~, bidder. a. noon. On wE6SEsDAI, December
Navy Yard, Boston. large lot of nrtieies Of ord.
and miseel laneous stores.
Terms; One half Cash In governm,n, funds on
the conclusion Of the SALE and remainder Withia
must BE- removed rom tss yasd. oahSrW,ss IL,
will revert to the Government twenty days wifi
bst iss 2, ss ss A. sns
will be given to purchasers Of articles offered for
sale and noted In the cataloKue. ~ regards thsir
ever that everything offered for sale u ~ repre-.
sented. A. LUDLOW CASE.
nol0-td Chief Of Bureau,
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CRIMINAL CoURT - Judge FISHER. This
court was engaged as follows yesterdays
THE sCHUREMAN CASE.
James II. A. Schureman, for passing coun-
terfeit money. At the opening Of the court
Judge Fisher made response to the instruc-
tion asked for yesterday, to the effect that
there was no evidence to support the indict-
ment, because the prosecution had not put
the notes alleged to be counterfeit In evil
dence before the Jury. Judge Fisher said
that as It was evident that II the prosecution
had failed TO put the notes In evidence II
was mere inadyertence, and It was not yet
too late to correct 1t. The court would
D., allow that evidence to be presented at this
stage.
The prosecution accordingly read to the
Jury the notes relied on to support tho In
dictment. Mr.. Norris appeared for the
prosecution, and wasi replied to by Mr..
Philips.
The case was not concluded.
Adjourned.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
biA, letters Of nstration the personal estate
OF THOMAS NJ. BLouSr, late Of wAShinE ton county
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscr Der, on or before the 7lh day OF De.
comber next; they may otherwise by law be ex
Guided from all bsurnt Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF Deem
Der, 1880 ELIZABETH BLOuNT,
des-w3w' Adm inibtratTiS.
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:VIAFUGE.!

Daily reports are made Of relief afforded by this
remarkable remedy.
Persons In Baltimore, curious to learn Of benz.
ats from It's use may inquire at 40 South Eutsw, 50
south Charles. 81 Hanover, 81 st. Paul. na Prrni.
III, 10 Saratoga and 81 North Gilmore, l8 NORTH
Ali the druggists, and hundreds OF persons In
rounding country. know Of cures by this Wonder.
|ut Remedy.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFflCE.
- wAsHIsaTos, y. O.. Nov, q, 1859,
On the petition OF OWEN DoRsEr, OF Newark,
Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him on the lth day Of March, 1855, and reissued
on the 9th day Of June. 1865. for An Improvement
In Harvester RAkes;
Il Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the lst day Of February nexti that the
time for AIMS, arguments and the EIAminer's re
port be limited to the 18th day OF February next,
and that said petition be heard on the 18th day OF
February next,
SAMUEL 5, FISHER,
de5 W9t Commissioner Of Patents
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFlCB,
" WAsHISdrOs, D. C., Nov, q, 1902
On the petition Of JOHS G. MORRIS. OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, praying for the extension ola patent granted
TO him 90 the 18th day Of March, 1855. for an i'm
provemslt In method Of Bending WOOD
II is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the sth day Of February nexti that the
time for n ling arguments and the Examiners re
poT be limited TO the 18th day Of February next and
Any person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
dec. MSW Commissioner OF Patents,
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

RoPosALS FOR STATIONERY.
TRBAsuRr DRPARrAExr,(
Sealed proposals for turnishinG Stationery for
the use q this Department for the year spdins
until the 18Th Of December. lsss, At II o'clock. m
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bidsyttI be considered and accepted or re-
| Contracts must be executed BY the succssssu.
bidders within ten days after being called upon
| do so,
| The articles contracted for must be furni shed
| from time to time during the year. 10 quantities
pursuant to orders from the Department, The en-
tire quantities will, however, be called for durns
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
| or hrm making II, and be accompanied by bond
with sutci sureties in the sun Of ten lhousatd
~ lie district "a PassS .uss S Hssis
do business, on form to be furnished by the De.
partment, conditioned upon the execution OF a
contract for UGH portions OF the articles
~ may be awarded under 1t, and the performance
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
| expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary
article will be deemed sufficient cause to Annul the
| contract, at the option OF Ihe Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington,
the contract will operate the forfeiture OF the en-
tire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase. In open Market
sary 10 supply the deficiency caused By such fall
uTe, and charEe to the contractors hty per eentum
ofthe price which It shall be found necessary to
| pay for such articles.
Proposals unaccompsnied by a satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will DO
awarded only to established manufacturer Of, OF
dealers In the articles WIN A. R1cHARpsos,
| polT colin Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
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SUPREME CoURT-Rssifcnc6S Of The Jusficcs.-
Mr Chief Justice Chase, $50 stIeet.
mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Grier, No. 49, First street east,
Capitol Hill.
MIR. Justice Clifford, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Swayne, No. $50 Thirteenth
street, between T. and \ streets.
Mr.. Justice Miller, Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr.. Justice DAVIS, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Field, No. $50 / street.
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EASTERN BRANCH CORRAL.

EASTERN BRANCH CORRAL. q
,rpEror ouARrEnnLsTsn'so yyIok,l
WlsHiSoroS, d. O., Nov. 10, 1852
VIII be sold At public auction on MONDAY, De-
sembef %, commanding at 10 a.. m. all BUILD.
follows: ~
Mess House. 2stories. lle ofacs, s2rs2 feet.
Isl feet Stable, eS5xl5 feet.
Kitchen, stories, fsxl7 htabls, leDxl6 feet
feet. Stable, i5xl6 feet
Kitchen, stories. S0x9 Kitchen, ltx fleet.
let Blacksmith shop, soxa
Bupk. houss,2 stories.osI woodshsd, aorll feet.
Nfeet. Shed, 3x7 fest.l
Guard house, Dx10 feet. wateh. boz,
Store. house, 72xfs feet. 500 feet closed fence
Forage house, lper3p feet 20 feet opsn fence
Terms: Cash, on day OF sale.
By order Of the Quartermastsr General
d, q, THOMAS.
Captain. N. 8. X, U. 8. A, Acting Dspo, ousr-
rermaster. dec6-6t
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PHILIP & S0L0M ms,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNRRs,
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9th and 10Th.

NEW BOOKS, ACROSS AMERICA AND ASIA,
n By Pumpelly, ", Tho GhIi.,lan Leader. of
i RsI Ls;. "a S'SS NM y & Ryis IT,:
livery wSers1sioriss and Rhyme. lot Children.
Stepping Hssyspward, By Mrs.. P,snti.s, 4i.B
Jsnets Low, and service. Robertson Si,7s, Egypt
:, 100 Years AEoi Pondu Library. All the fsw
Juveniles. New Chromos-FAmily Scene In Pom :
psii; Birhplaee Of Whittier. the Poet; Pets Music
Lesson; Christian Charity. -
No. $40 Seventh street, near b.
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Builders and Material.
s. P, WRISLEY,

tsuecessor to Il. ", Hamilton 4 Co., No. 2lS Penn.
sylvania avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE & MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ETS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTHS,
CRATES, SUMMER PIECES,
Young Mems Christian xssociation
- building,
NINTH STREET, (CkNTkE bT0RE,)ABOvE d,
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine my assortment Of goods, which 10 more
varied than any in this market, oeS-V
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Stables.

COOKS BOARDING STABLE,
" ON EIGHTH STREET .
Between and b, no, ib7'
Particular attention paid to boarding Horses
Large, airy and comfortable sta hles' ThepIopne-
tor well known as one Of the best feeders In this
District, Owners Of poor horses eau have them
attended and well cared for.
GkRRlA6Rs can be had NJ rn huUrs for Parties.
Weddings and kpneTslL laS-u
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsHIsGTON, DC, November ~, 1853.
On the petition Of NATHAN MART, OF Berwick,
PennSylvania, praying for ne extension Of
iS6 and sued on the sd day Of July, 1867, for
an Improvement In Horse kakes;
Ills ordered that tho testimony In this case be
closed on the 18th day Of January nexti that the
! time fnr dllBg arguments and the ExamineT's re-
| port be limited to the ith day OF February next
and that atid petition be heard on the 9Th day 81
| February next. Any person may oppose, this ex :
! tension. SAMUEL 3. flSHER,
no27' sSv Commissioner Of Patents,
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Top0HLIR RRua sTokg. 0pr9sirk
sonsIiy compounded. and stihs lowest shArsss
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Aatioual grpnblitau.
THE COURTS.

EouIrr couRr-Judgs Wylk.-This court
made no orders yesterday.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
! sCRLBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washin gton county, in the District OF Co
lumbiA, letters Of admipistTatOn on the personal
estate OF CATHAkTsg BAvsASs, late OF Wash ACTON
county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against the sald deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the came, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 10th day OF Novem
Der next they may otherwise by law DO excluded
from all beneht OF The said estate. -,
Given under NY hand thls Hih "a. ~ 2IT E2pSe"7
Der, lse9, CHARLIE
nCA-W3w Aduhh""'F
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WAsHIruTON,D Q Aug. y, Ibt3.
For several years had been subject to cough
and splitting blood. one year ago last winter
took a heavy cold, whieh settled on my lu,n, !
had q bad hemorrhAge used many cough mix,
ture, but found no relief | was very sick AL
summer. went into the country hoping u would
more violent than ever. I had a frigbtful hemor;
rhage, which lasted Ave days was very low ana
coughed lncsssantlyi could not sleeps had NO AZ
petite. tried every thin my fri.n r. md
deffui Rsmsdy. ttook this remedy, viaiuf Z, abou
eirht months and my friends and hundreds OF &C.
posed hopeless and bed.rdden cond ition are sur
tprised to see me attending to my household affairs
as5pIs generally. have re"ommended y to sew
prAi all oted persons during the yeAr'who have
bee a benehttaa by Its use.
Mas Louisa HURDLE, 625 @ street.
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l. PHiLADBLPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHIEaroN, Sept, Is, lsss-noon.
now run as follows, Wis;
IoR NEW YORK, withouk ehanse Of cars.
Leave daily texoept sunday at 8. 90 q. m. IA Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 a. m. =, H. IS
and o. pm.
phia ats. 70 p. m,
Sleeping cars for New York on 900 p. m. train
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphis. New York or
Boston, can be had Atths Station 0nce at ali hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule betwssn washipstop,, Baltimore.
Annapolis and the West. J, L. WILSON,
IN. toLE.. General Ticket Agent. 'p''""0A'
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Mas. LouIsA HURDLE. e25 @ street.


AsHIsdrOs. d. U, Sept. Il. lsd.
had severe cough. resulting from neglected
sold I tried various peetoral remedies without
benefit l had night swests, and was somewhat
alarmed. A lady friend Induced me TO try bottle
u De Biug's yiafugn, In AT " days was entirely
cured have had no return OF the sinoknsss since.
WV. W. DE MAIZE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
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A LgXANDRIA. LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
n RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE 3. i sscISsrSo OCTOBER
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
=, Leaye Alexandria At O. q. m. and tp. m. Leave
Hamilton a. .. m. and l2;D D. m. Leave Lees
burG At T:B .. m, and l2:l5 D. m,
Thes 10. N train from Alexandria and II 80 O m.
rain from Hamilton connect with kemp's Daily
Line Of Coaches for Pureellvllle, snickersyille.
Berryyille and Winchester; also, with RsAmer's
Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg on Mon
dtiJs wsdne,da{ and Fridays. for Bali. Mil.
dlJs md saturday, -,.
M s : Wiz nsI %saon ' sni B.
more, same day.
FROM ALExkNDRIA TO
Sisiis d.p:::::: B.i': Mi: : .:::.::: 3
hamiltsn .......... % Aldie,.,,......,.u.. rs
RR sItsI,, ..... 4. hiddisburs .... Is
Good per New YorE. Philad.lphia and Baiti.
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X, II
hAyenner, denetAl Agent at Alexandria, will be
sion.
/. Commutation Passenger. Tickets between Alex.
sndria and Hamilton. and all intermediate sta
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
those and intermediate points, At reduced rates.
Tickets can be procured at ~ Penna. avenue,
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap M.M Gen.ral supsrintendsnti
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We are now In receipt Of the
LATEST PUBLICATIONS
By the most popular authors, as issued. among
which may be found the following:
Hades an = the Atonemsnt, By Rev. George Bartle,
The Discip inc Of Alice Lee. By lss Bell. .... u
Percussion And Amortization as DiaEnostie
ers Of Medicine By DR.. Carl Hoppe.......... l 80
vashu. or Until Death Us Do Part By Augusta
Vicar Of Wakefield. Globe Editi9n, Illus
HsrrySs Mistakes, and Where fi.y Led Him.
BY A. Panott. :..;......,........;.,.,.;,. 70
Prank PieldinEior. Debts aed Difficulties. By -,
Scrub. or, The, Poor House Boys Pir.t Start
In Life BY Mrs. c. l.. Balfour.. ............ Is
Nellie Waters. By Mary A. Dennison......... 70
Anne and rilla BY MARY 4. Dennison ,:.... %
Anne's Saturday Afternoon. By Mary A. Den.
Gypsey jemj OF, WtIlls's Revenge. BY the
author OF ''Mother's Warm Shawll"........ IS
Hannah's Triumph. BY Mary A. Dennison.. %
wewould also call attention to our complete and
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CLOSING ouorATioss-pY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, December lo.-Money quiet and
easy at oar on call. Prime discounts quiet at
io8i2. Exchange In moderate demand at 81
@sk Gold more animated, closing at 2sN.
Governments closed strongj Five.twenties
lso2, iiS>f, 1884, iialti 1895, iis,G, new, ilet,
1867, ilosS,isos, lle iTen.iorties, li0,S. South.
.ta.L. ,a,,rslIV Ntn
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hca .lane January 1t.
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