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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

The Great West is the true paradise for
women's rights women, after all. To say Moth
ing OF their exercise of the right of suffrage in
Utah and Wyoming, We CLEAN from our last
batch Ci western papers the following facts of
interest to the seN:-In Iowa, the Governor has
commissioned Mrs. Ida North, widow of General
North, as librarian of the State library: IN
Albany, Indiana, two women walk into a fash
lonable saloon in the central part OF the city.
and order drinks for couple; in Leavenworth.
Kansas, the bellies of the city have a habit of
standing "On the other side of the street. 10
watch their follows rooms on SUNDAY even
ings; and in Virginia City, Nevada, some
women arranging for the funeral of a deceased
sister recently were refused any money for
expenses by the dead wOman's husband. and
knowing his weakness, at once Piled him with
laudanGm until he was as senseless as the
corpse, then took the money from his pocket.
and pushed him out of the way until the services
were over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

We do not feel like throwing a word of dis
couragement in the way of the brave, earnest
women who are laboring TO lift their fallen
sisters from life OF infamy, but they must see
That their work can be prosecuted in other wavs
more adyantageOusly than through public meet
lngs Ike that at Lincoln Hall last night, where
The speakers are made the target OF every
species Of gross epithet and coarse interruption
from the crown Of fancy-men, gamblers. panel
thieves, pimPs, and panderers who see their
occupation gone if the efforts Of the woman's
Club succeeds Unfortunately, too, the STYLE OF
allusion, and treatment Of the delicate topic az
issue, by some Of the speakers last night, was 50
singularly injudiciOus for a mixed audience. as
to afford every opportunity for the Jlackguard
gang TO make the meeting failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23
The Weather.

We DEfAhIaENr Oreee Chtsf SigHol Otcsf I
sYNOPsIs FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOIrR Hnrss
me area oil low barometer which was Friday morn
ihR ID NlsconsIn has NOV ed the east and il proba
bly, now central north of Lake Huron The brisi
,outhwest winds on Lake Superior have extended
NIIhdlnlnlshing force, to Lake Erie The highes
soptheastward, and an independent area has de
NtIoptd IN the interior of the southern States Light
partially cloudy weather westward to the Ohio al
icy. smoke aud haze have accompanied the south.
west wind from the lakes, and westward TO the MiS
lard. " Hns'
PRoBABlLITIEs.-The dry, smoky weather north n.
me OHIO river and Virginia. will probably continue
10 prevent any rainfall this region The barom
etCr VIII probably talI in New England and the mid
Atlantic States, with southwest winds; and rise
west Of Lake Huron with Yves. winds on the MINER
lakes. Cloudy weather 10 probable from Kentuekv
10 Arkansas: High nOrtheasterly winds for the
south Atlantic and Gulf coasts VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. z3.-Cotton dull and nominal
low middlngs, lS1sals54 Flour dull and unc hanged
southern v heat firm; amber, 81 65a rs; good red
70 prime, silica 80; Pennsylvania dull, 81 .53a
SI6o Corn scarce and firm; white southern, S5aS5c
yellow, I5s!1c.; mi ed WESTERN 7ea74c. Oats active
and hrm, blaSSc. Pork unchanged. Bacon active,
Win sn advancing tendency; shoulders, &c.; rib
SIDES zc; clear nib, sac; sugar-cured hams, l6a
nG, Lard steady, l0al04c. Butter unchanged
Whisky nominal, 9iae4Ifc.
,BALTIheks, sept 9.-virginia SKIES, old, SIX
bid, "a asked; do coupon, old, 62Z bid, 6SH asked
North Carolina 5, old, 401s bid do new 28la bid
rNkw ioRk,s sept. 2.-flour quiet and unchanged,
beat quiet ara nTra. Corn shAdc easier.
IoRk, DIT. 23.-Stocks firm, but not so &C
i've Gold very strong. l5Sal51s. Governments
duIl and strong. Money firm, 8. Virginia skies, OK
new, ga. North CarOlinas 40; new, %. Exchange,
long, sSS; short, ga.
LONDON, Sept. q, IL 30 a. m-Consols opened At
s2I for money, and 90 for account Bonds, 1902
IS; 1865, old, %; 1851, slA; l0-40's, S91s
LONDON, Sept. q, p IN -COnsols closed at 9Ss<
for money, and 92zS for account. Bonds 1852 IS:
lSt5, old, 90; lS67, 9l94; 0D's, 50.
fRANKFoET, Sept. 23.-Bonds opened at 95a9j1I for
the issue Of 1852
PARIS, Sept. 2s.-Rentes opened at IS francs %
cpDflmes -~o ~
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Government Securities.
Stock RenOrf.

icy Basks,s,' Brokers and Commercial TslsTraph
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and Dor as In
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 23-First Board, l0.0 q. NJ
Q. 6s. ISL Coupon llSS; SOS, 62, coupon 49,:
sSs, "a, COUPON, us; sos, S4, coupon, ns9s5
Sss 6S, coupon, l1I4; 10 40s, coupon lI2 Curren-
ey &c, nass; Mariposs, "a; Canton, 500; Cumber-
lard, = estern Union Telegraph 65x Quicksilver
r.; Pacific Mail, sos,; Boston Water Power, :;
Express, .o1f; American Express, 81; United States
Express, So N. T., Central and Hudson, 92,i
New York Central Scrip, So; Erie, 3Oss; do pre-.
f fer Harlem. IN dc; preid, =; Reading
igsn Southern, lO6,l; Union Pacific Railroad
20; Illinois Central, 1857; Cleveland and Pitts
Cleveland Columbus, cincinnati and Indsnapo is
~; New Jersey Cent, ll0S; Rock Island, 100:
Milwaukee and St. Paul, sd; do preferred, 81:
wabash and Western, egs{; Delaware. Lackawana
and Nestern, lOSA Fort Wayne, 991z of a. Alton and
TsTrs haute Hannibal and ST. Joseph, So Of
mississippi certificates, 42ss Columbus, Chicago and
Indlsna Central, 1875: Tennessee SIS, old, IL do.
SIS old, 81 DO new, ,sh Missouri SIS, sSs{; Cen.
cya OF d. Gold, ll47Sall55z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

Whether the mare Goldsmith Maid hasbeaten
the best time Of the horse Dexter or not is pretty
hard to determine at this stage OF the contro-
versy, but il is quite clear that her perform
ances have latterly been so remarkably good
that the owner OF Dexter is preparing TO hack
out OF his ong-standng offer TO pay So. 900 for
the animal that can out-trot his favorite. III is
not enough, he says now, that the best record of
the famous stallion shall be beaten on a regular
track, in the presence of a thousand or two dis
interested spectat' rs, but he requires that the
lucky competitor shall be driven from his stable
IN New York city TO particular track i'm that
vicinity, and then and there make the time in
his awful personal presence, with other condi
tons so numerous and absurd that nobody of
sense and spirit could think of cOmplyipg with
Them While not caring anything about the
mater, the VERDICT OF the public will probably
be: that the fifty thousand dollar toffer was
considered very good and cheap advertising
COdge Sc long as there seemed to be no dancer
OF It's being met, but now that it seems likely
that Dexter may be beaten, if he has not Arcade
been, the notoriety of owning his superior is not
Reid 70 be worth what il would cost, however
much II might be desired. The owner of the
Gate y champion doubtless thinks bv this FIN,
that the sum Of $4,000 jUdiciously expended in
advertising in the regular way would produce
better results He is right. The old game i
about played out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

~ IN KIND.-Mr. Pendleton in one of
hkf mpaign speeches said it was an an
ms recent ca Z there wasn't money enough in
Paihne TACT INA TO,OOo,OOo to pay the taxes of
inc country oy 81 =. If the people were re-
the hsaon ana SlAe> N one day. To which
qulfeu " pay tnem All lows in his Cincin-
matt speech: "weI, now, that Ca, 81. -
thought; and IL Is also an appalling Sa.n
the people were required TO eat In Oh 10y a.,
they now eat in the course Of q year, ID. S0uiu
inevitably burst"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

SxrsYxgSTs.-The National Theatre CON-
,,ences the season OF 1912, this evening; open
inc with the sterling old play Of Money. By
reference TO the advertisement, under me APP
propriate head, IL will be seen that the cast Is
good one, and, what Il Of almost equal import
ance, that the orchestra is in capable ana FAVOR
ite hands. The new management promises weli'
and we trust that Its efforts to please VIII DC
properly appreciated and adequately rewarded
by our amusement loving people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23
The Postal Service.

The rest Office department, the public will be
glad 20 learn, Is gradually but surely approach
jng self-supporting era in its history Indeed.
the time is apparently not very far distant when
that useful branch of the public service will not
only cease to be a burden 10 the national
treasury, but may be made a source of con-
siderable revenue, though that course will
probably never be deemed expedient as the
policy Of the government should always be to
furnish increased and cheaper mail facilities,
rather than 10 make the service means OF profit
In confirmation of the expectation herein ex-
pressed, we may say that the report Of Post
master General Creswen TO be presented to the
approaching session Of Congress will show one
of the most satisfactory exhibits as to the con-
dition and operations of the postal service ever
made 70 the country-not only in respect to
eff cheney, but likewise in regard to expendi-
ture, as compared with income. OF course, both
tie receipts and expenses will foot up larger
figures than heretofore, in a ratio nearly cor
responding with the developmentof the country
and the extended and increased mail facilities
furnished; but IL will be found, also, that, in
accordance with principles of correct admins
tration, the outlay has throughout been kept in
due subOrdination to the income.
These desirable achievements have been not
alone the result Of the policy foreshadowed by
Mr. Creswell in the beginning of his official
term, but they have required in addition the
most rigid economy in expenditures and the
most careful scrutiny and watchfulness over the
acts of all persons in any way connected with
the operations of the department throughout the
whole country, whether officially or otherwise.
Taking these results, with the drawbacks In
spite Of which they have been accomplished.
and it is safe to predict that if Mr.. CresweIl's
recommendation to abolish the Thanking pri-
yilege should be carried out by Congress, he
would have the post Office service placed on a
sef-supporting basis before the close of President
Grants present term. Its well enough that the
country should understand these facts, in order
that credit and responsibility in the premises
may be placed where they properly belong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Affairs IN Wall street have assumed more quiet
phase. The great bulk OF the Treasury gold wa
paid for yesterday and the money stringency pre-
dicted did not take place The tendency to produc
more confidence I'm the future stability OF prices on
the stock Exchange Gold also is less conids MT and
the sction Of Mr.. Boutwell, In supplying 30 many
bidders creates Jubilant feeling among the bears
who disposed TO believe that the backbone of the
rebtllious bull class is broken WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

MI. joel Parker the democratic candi-
date for Governor of New Jersey. has nubIisbed
letter favOring the ''new departures
The Chicago AdrGRce saws: GA great deal
OF cur religion is simple starch, and we dipnifv
If with the name of sanctity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

sxA violent Bonapartist in Paris, in pam
inlet charges Marshal Mcmahon with intern
Trance and declares the Marshal lost the bat
he OF Worth BY reason Of bus intoAieation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

6The Capital-remoyal lunatics are still howl
,,o around St Louis" 1t is in this unfeelng
way the Chicago Republican speaks Of the Reayis
gathering in st. Louis last Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23
rFOFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,

Dflai SsEss SH NSTEsPEkEEbIN TtXEs OF
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Sept. S, 1871.
Notice IL hereby given that blank FORMS in &C
cordance with the amendment 10 the Assessment
Act" are now in the hands Of the Assessors Of the
several legislative districts. Persons who have
made returns OF bonds, promissory notes and other
securities bearing interest correct the same
50 as TO show the income from such securities, which
All those who have neglected to make return OF
personal property, as required BY law, are warned
70 DO so Immediately; otherwise Ii will become the
duty OF the Assessors TO make assessments
according 10 the best information they can oh.
tam, from which assessments there can be no An
80" Of the act Of Aug. 9th provides that
n ali cases Of refusaI ~ ake return as required BY
law, I" the said person, corporatlon, sssociatiSn
ssit and nav fine of not less than hve dollars nor
e thsn one hundred dollars, to be recovered In
the nan. "a ni.trict H A. HALL,
Court Of So supr Of Assessments and Taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

~THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
W. invited TO my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI-
SITES, which 1 am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail, at No. 1925
Seventh street, above New York avenue
sel-lm RICHARD ROBERTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23
RAREcHANcE TO OBTATNA SUBURBas
HOME on EASY teams.

4 portion of the land known as the wsItsr
faTm; On the Rock Creek Church road, Just beyond
sold in lots e from three ~ ten acres imprSss ~
houSe stable, &c. Tho plan q house can s.l-ct.d
~ TIE purchaser, and will be erected ~ cost price
A small cash payment will be required, and The
balance IN monthly instAments The place j. withiS
Rocks Railroad, will be within few minutes =, IN
81 the ith street horse and being only 81 miles
Having an abundance u water ON the place. IN.
n hSIse vii De supplied with g throughaut, thus
convenience Of the city.
Tni; is on: q ne mos, DELIGHTFUL and healthy
yer, very eie' sied oommands tne view of the SUI,
T rnRIr oopiht.S There are two churches and
as a houses can be seen and further particulars
r. W. WALKER a Co,
elo street, between sth aud 9th.
soze colin opposite Patent once.
II TAURANT, with good run 81 customer. IN = The
center OF the city. Owner relinquishing bu-i-
kOk sALE-At bsrgain, the GOOD W ILL &c.
Of the old established Coal ana Wood Dero, cor,
nsr q Msryan avenue and sth street, Island suit
WI MELL drug store, corner MayIs5d avenue s6d
~. a seIeet. Aul0n
~ hnTED-To cell ONE THIRD TNTEREsT
IN Mercantile Business In this city "a most de-
sirsple opening Tor any wishing 70 engage IN an
active business IIe, and where be can make an en-
for selling being the actual need Of the sSrToes 81
f pd partner. Price, sloo. Address MERCHANT,
WANTED-s2,0 900 Tor ons or more years good
w security, and for the benefit OF thu WORKING
peopleD Address Immediately, "A. b. O., No. 46I
missouri avenue. ocH
To, Loan $4,000, 5000, s2.Oot
L. 1000, Oh RHAL ESTATE In this city
~, ApPSto DODGE DARNEILLE,
mn S-d l42s street.
e. mn TO "a 900 TO LOAN, or 20 place IN
SCsOeO q paying and legitimate business
stste vents, business and looAtion. X. v. x js7ti
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

n@NOTICE-The Committee on Examination o.
W. applicants for position on the metropolitan
PCllce force viii hold its regular quarterly ueetin
al their rooms, az Police Headquarters, on WE'D
NESDA \, the 9th inst, al ~ o'clock noon.
sells I'd r. A. IAZENBY. Sec'y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23
NOTICE

,s.,4s,,DI,r 'p oa1 -. ;, n,,-., ~. ..,..,
and the public generally that have opened ouT
new LOAN OFFICE, Ola G street, under the Met
roPOlitan hotel IN connection with our old estab-
hshed place, 2O9 Four and a half street and are
now ready 10 loan money in any sums and for any
time desired on very liberal terms. Especial induce
ments are offered for large sums, and on United
states bonds and other stock All valuabes Kept in
strictly confidential s. G0IDSTEiN q Gn 81
Loan, Commission and Exchange Brokers' Sales
rooms, 61s Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
pOli;an hotel. seI5-Iv
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR RENT Oh LEAsE-The late RESIDENCE
I'm. OF ". g Calvert, deoeesea, Adjoining forest.
Se aS.d 70 nile
nve seres well enclosed; comfortable DWELLING, and
1aIsS Ss.Ss
country residence. Possession given October egh,
5 sgEhsi n e. y
No. oSo street, Washington. ID. @. sule-eou
EQR RENT-A new ana Comfortable six room
ing, on ath street, hfth house north Of 5 street
Rent in advance; si' Fer Es%sxxrp
CAS- Louisiana avenue,
VB-u third door east Of Seventh street.
parties .i,T rs, OBLIGED OBJ TO RkMhIN II THE
and at 1odsrsie pricSs TABLE BSaR hsnd'0RsI'
F99sk, s sENLhTss IsEss DWELLING HOUSE,
National Hotel; wide rooms, stair cases aud Pas
'As'' locality for l.~yiF & SsT;ei TrhyIoR
mgu saS Indians sTer1e.
EoR, RENT.Confortably Furnished PARL0R
inprove@ehi, and IL besatifS .tuation m sS1tS
i r. so ip The First Ward corner nth and ,.s.y
EoR NINA desirable aud oommodious
EOCSE, with all the modern improvement
terms and par f nSuirs At Ss2
avenue. oc y-H
ZOE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
5000 ACRES OF LAND in Macon county. N.
q, Blue Ridge Railroad running through e. 1000
lands and covered 3 al hss sTII T1s
climate specially the apple Also, 900 sera. 1 IN
s?$$S + e = 81 in
EoK RENT-A nae COUNTRY STAT, in full
view Of the city, surrounded with trees orchard,
grapes sc HALL sI' sses Ross ks., E,,. sros.
eplfu Corner 7th and streets.
FOE SALE Oh kENT..Thy elegant COUNTRY
BouS5 hAT recently GsseppisS b D. Gilman O.
dining residepoe Of McCeIl.pd; one Of the hand
30 s sn A
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN REsIpENCEs-Two
abb Il n se4s sss
attached wen fenced in, with stable Terms easy,
requiring out 9 moderate cash psypenptp ovy
,,, ., corner 18th stree. and New York svsnue.
EOR RENT-Three story BRICK HOUSE, eigbt
Il rooms; No; 81 street, between North Gspisoi
pear issUIs q tfEESSk.
FOB RENT.si! sne oFTTOE ROOMS in the
,o,, ssh .iss Buildings sos Pennry7sni.
E0R BENT Pleasant FURNISHED Rooms
= INQUIRE n W. corner Of 9Th and SITS. ie7i- sns
BOARDING.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARn-suit Of
second floor front third door; baths, hot and c1d
water. lila street. se2slm.
A Few CELYFURNIsHED ROOMS, with
n bVARD, m private family, at No. 1919 sth
street, between h and L. northwest seis-l2t
ELlGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
- near the Departments, with frst-class Board,
can be had at No. 1918 street, on reasonsbSe
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fee n
E'IRST CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il hRONT ROOMS, TO be had on reasonable terms
a. 1901, corner Pennsylvsnia avenue and 18Th
street. Good location and accessible. mhas-iy
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The east half of Square 1914, belonging to the CO.
Inmblan College, has been subdiyided, and il now
1ered 10 purchasers upon easy terms and at fpures
below the rates for surrounding property in order
70 erect immediate sales. Lots fronting on Pand o
streets, between 18th and 10th streets, N w 22xlGJ
70 ufoot alley, can be had for 40 cents per square
Ioot: Brlck payeme ut laid and paid for on both
Also,
A Few more Of those beautiful SUBURBAN LOTS
Of the south grounds Of Columbian College at the
present terminus Of the l4th street railway Since
ne nrst OF the month every lot fronting on Bonn
larry and many Of the interior lots have been sold
containing IN the aggregate 100 900 square feet more
or less. The prices range from IL to % cents per
square foot. Lot 20 feet front by $50 deep, con-
tsInlng 200 square feet can be bought, on time for
cannot purchase ONE HALF THE GROUND within
the city limits In the northwest section.
FITCH q FOX,
Real Estate Brokers'
seZ3-I 11S
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W bis church on Fl al TIN iH PEssSh i at
G>uaI time, morning and evening. It,
rS'StHiIR ss CHIROH SERVICE AT THE
49, ShllOh Baptist Church at III O'Clock To-
m 9nofi PLeaehing b. the Pastor, o. A. BAR-
0TNINTH sTkEET METHODIST PROTEs-
Psschibf LTD rs MbR gRGR, sGtEssn snd =
st II a. m. Subject: =" Mount Sinai aud Mount
fpMoNhhisSTToSSt e I p m, by Rev GEORGE d.
FST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH There will
~ be solemn High Mass TOMORROW at ii
81 had IiSSSGuISei appr9priaie to the feast Of
OF Baltimore collection VIII be taken for the pay
ment oi expences recently incurred. 1t
GFUNIyERsALIsT sERyICEs-The Rev. DR.
Mass; will preach in Masonic Hall, corner OF o. n
ard streets, SUNDAY. September 81, ISL, at
cordially invited To- attend. IT,
nSsDOEs The BIBLE TEACH THE Doc.
eTC trine OF the Immortality of Living souls
a BIlle examination Of the above subject To NOR
kOM at u a. m, at the Christsdelphian Synagogue
street, between 9th and 10th. Public invi ed IT.
0TTHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING
rSSN Of the WOMEN SCHRIsTIAN AssOCIA-
fd1ase on Is hJnI y th,,r R1oms in Judiciary
,. m full attendance i desired ''''A
bbeNotlSnal Meeting al IL o'clock III.
se23 LIZ. DREW, Secretary.
NSsNNo0GKTT.HERS LIBERTIES BUILDING AS
election Of aicers vii ANIMAL hI meeting iST the
NIGHT, 10Th instant, in Columbia Law Building on
9TH street, opposite CitJ Hall. The annual report
showing the financial condition of the Association
Ut the close Of lhe fifth 5thl year will be suhnjted
Sc Z3-3t JOHN Z. THOMPSON, Sec'y
"GRAND BAZAAR AND LOTTERY FOR
unS the benefit Of the Catholic Church, at Hunts
VILE Ala. BY order Of the committee j. postpOned
" n the 29th Of SEPTEMBER tn 10TH of JAN
IAb1, lo12. Cause. complement of tickets not sold
J. TRECY, President and Pastor
Huntsville, Ala, sept -. ISL. se2l2ts
%SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
LINCOLN HALL.
CORNER Ninth AND ID STREETS,
Under the auspices of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The time for holding these services has been
Changed from evening 10 $50 p. m.
short addresses and good music will make the ser.
int TING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-23

BALTIMORE, April 10, lS1.
MATIN WINE MIXTURE contains no Quisine
and nothing but that which tciH Improve the genera
bsahh Ii Is the best remedy extant for thilfs AM
Feyer. JNO. b. WILIItaS, n. d.
For sale by BRYAN BROS, No. Dos Penn; ave.
opposite Metropolitan Hotel. se3Cbt
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The time for holding these services has been
Changed from evening To 20 p. m.
Short addresses and good music will make the ser
vices interesting. saa9 ~
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frspery IN Gil parts OF the city for sale on ions
eredit. Houses crested Tor persons oSpiDc groTr,E
sad lons time notes taken in payment. Real EstaIs
etper oouRht AND sold. fea-u
The New York herald., 1871-05-28

him into common life giving s,mosphers, "a
which I'm the American school system, from
which real religious IL excluded. The Bible tnaY
be used reading hook but word of comment
PLANTATION be given by the teacher II sectaranlsm had
brought America other than school
en which the youth the country 10 regard s
and knowledge side and reo ih. other
completely separate departments such teaching must suffice
10 render II one OF the greatest caamties.
Among the manv authorities quoted by Dollinger
In his Church and Churches" published In 1891,
are the two great American scholars, the lale pri
lndte. kenrick. and his successor SpaldiDg; also
Hubers Janus published In Berlin IN Ib5h;
that the tltle at least, OF the recent work Is not
original CATHOLIC.