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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
WASHINGTON.
Relief Promised the Cubans, d c.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20-The delegation OF
the Daughters of Cuba called upon the Presi-
dent. They report the interview very satisfac-
tory. From Mcssrs. Sumner & Banks they
received many promises of consideration after
the holidays in Congress.
The surveyors of distilerie:, three hundr ID
and sixty in number, have been discharged.
The functions hereafter will be performed by
Assistant Assessors
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice
the following bonds of fve-twenties cease after
March twentieth seventy-twos, known as cou-
pom bonds, second series, issued under act of
February twenty-five, 1862, viz: Fifties, five
thousand four hundred and sixty-one to ten
thousand seven hundred and seventy-fvc inclu-
sive; one hundreds, thirteen thousand and
ninety-four to twenty-five thousand nine hun
dred and thirty-fve FIVE hundreds, seven
thousand nine hundred and sixty-fve to sixteen
thousand one hundred and seventy mine; one
thousands, eleven thousand one hundred and
twenty-one to twenty-seven thousand four hun
dred and forty three; total, sixteen millions
Also registered fifties six hundred and ninety,
eight to eight hundred and forty-One; hundreds
FIVE thousand and eighty to five thousand nine
hundred and ninety-one; five hundreds, two
thousand four hundred and eighty-four to two
thousand nine hundred and ffty-eight; one
thousands, eleven thousand and nine to thir-
teen thousand one hundred and fifty; five thou
sands, three thousand four hundred and three
to four thousand one hundred and two ten
thousands, nine hundred to four thousand seven
hundred and seventy-four; total, four million.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
FAMOUS RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE.
How Appointed and who Compose 1t.

How Appointed and who Compose 1t.
AS the Democratic press has taken great
pleasure in giving publicity to the disa-
greement of Republican Senators on the
question of appointing special committee
on retrenchment, it may be well enough
to briefly state the facts. The original
motion of Senator Trumbull was to make
the committee special one and arm it
with special privileges. Mr.. Anthony's
amendment was to make the committee a
standing committee of the Senate, and re-
fer to it matters for investigation as devel-
opments demonstrated them necessary
On these propositions the debate
took wide latitude, and, at times,
grew acrimonious. Anthony's reso-
luton was adopted and the following
gentlemen were chosen as the committee
Messrs. Buckingham, Of Connecticut J;
Pratt. of Indiana ; Howe, of Wisconsin !;
Harlan. of Iowa Stewart, of Nevada
Pool. of North Carolina and Bogard,
{Democrat) of Delaware. fsat
!, When this committee was chosen the
opposition claimed it was not done accord
ing to parliamentary usage, as none OF the
friends of the original proposition were on
il, In reply to this Mr.. Anthony said:
I believe that the appointment Of this
committee is strictly parliamentary. The
committee was voted for unanimously.
The Senator from Illinois Mr.. TrumbulD
moved for q Joint committee, and had that
committee been agreed upon he would
have been entitled to the craftsmanship of
ii. but the resolution under which this COM
mittee was appointed was moved by me,
and ifihe committee were to be appointed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
A Good investment.

Successful business men have long since
learned that money judiciously expended IN
advertising always proves profitable. People at
this season of the year want to buy something
for Christmas present but they do not always
know Just aohdt 1T Is they ,cGRt. Shrewd adj
vertisers keep before the readers of newspapers
what they have in this line. We invite atten-
ton to our columns and invite all our mer-
chants to take the hint to publish their goods.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
miscellaneous and Washington News.
FOREIGN.
aDvICEs FROM sANDRINGHAM,
latest News from MextcO-Insurxents Fl
c0uraE ed.

latest News from MextcO-JnsUFEents En-.
courage
SANDKINGHAM, Dec. 20.-The Prince Of
Wales passed quiet night. His condition is
satisfactory to the physicians.
MATANoRAs, Dec. 20.-The Insurgent SYM
pathisers here are stimulated by the occupation
of Burgess by the, Revolutionists They may
commence hostilities at any moment The
capure of Burgess by small force in the State of
Tamanlipas initiates revolution.
LONDON, Dec. .20.-Heenan threatens the
renter of the news company with libel suit for
sonzecting bis name with the voucher thefts.
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Washington Items,

Redfield, of the Cincinnati Commercial
is in Washington. He has seen Grant
Congress and gives his views at length.
: While waiting in the ante-room to see
the President, he says:
The correspondent of the New York
Times came in, the old reliable, but he did
not remain long in the Dent department
passing into the presence of his Excellen-
CIV, the President. TheWashingtOn Bureau
of the Times and the Executiveare on good
terms, and the recent bold championship
of the President by that journal is no doubt
deeply appreciated in the White House.
All the representatives here of the leading
papers are more or less anti-Grant, except
ing those of the Times.
WHAT OF THE HOUR?
Impressions received in the South are
confirmed here, namely: that the growl-
ing Republicans will have frst-class OPP
portunitv to vote for e, S, Grant next No
vembeF. Amid all the crash Of arms and
clangor of resounding skulls about the
one-term principle and the necessity of
overturning the Grant reign, there is really
less organized opposition to him than there
was six months ago. The fact is, Grant
has a strong hold upon the people, and
their deep distrust of the deceitful Democ-
racy only strengthens his hold. The fol-
lies of Grant are more than offset by the
follies Of the weak; wishywashy, unde-
termined, policy perYading and policy
wanting opposition.
The number of Republican newspapers
that oppose Grant is very large, and if a
proportionate number of Republican peo-
Die opposed him, he would go overheard.
He ought to do something to convert the
newspapers, and then he would have
smooth sailing into the harbor of his am
bition.
OF Senator Brownlow he says; si&J
Brownlow, the stricken Senator, follows
Pratt, and is carefully handed into his
seat. An extra large sofa chair is furnish
ed him, and there he sits from beginning
to end of each days session, never attempts
ing to rise to his feet. But if he has any
particular views to urge, he has them COM
mited TO paper and read from the clerks
desk. His face is thin, and pale, and
smooth, and his whole appearance that OF
a man utterly Frustrated. But.he sticks to
his work, and is always present at roll
call.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

minister, wrote recently to q man who
helped him in 1919: l have never forgot
ten you since you gave me something to
eat at time when / was nearly famished,
and had not shilling in my pocket to buy
bread with. Come to Pesth and be my
guest ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

M. julius Reuter- has received from the
Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha the of
Baron for himself and his descendants, as
mark of his appreciation for the services
which NJ. Reuter- has rendered to the pub
lie in furnishing the press with Telegram
intelligence s.s ~ .r ...-s-..--.-r =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
The Strike.

The strike still continues as no reconciliation
has been effected between the two parties. We
learn that the company has discharged the
hands, and will therefore consequently employ
others The men seem inclined TO hold out to
the end and refuse employment elsewhere, as
work in the Knoxville and Kentucky railroad
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

Professor said student in nurauit of
knowledge concern ing the habits of ami
mails, why does cat, while eating, turn
her head first one way and then the
otherw For the reason,n renlied the
Professor, THAT she cannot turn If both
ways at once" 'O'i-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

An inventory of the stock of the peni-
tertiary was to have been commenced yes
terday, preparatory to its passing into the
hands of Messrs. O'Conner & Looney.
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The Knoxville Chronicle is the very best ad
vertising medium in East Tennessee
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S c r o u 4

This compound is a never-failing cure for this ter
rible disease How diseases have their seat in
the blood-diseases which have been treated invain
for years. If the blood alone is purified, in most
health and happiness will return. Dr. FOwlor's
Compound acts especially upon the virus in the blood.
causing in time the disappearance of the hideous
sores and restoring the skin to beautiful appearance
the eye clear and sparkling, and the whole human
ganization becomes healthy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

Large stock of shoes left over from last sea
son, very cheap. Call at the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine Agency, 119 Gay street.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
Dr.. FowIer's Compound Extract,

Weofer to the American public new and valua
BILE remedy for the aforementioned diseases. FOT-
lers Compound Extract is composed of the best medi
cines known Materia Medica. 1t is perfectly pure
in all its ingredients being composed OF several we'll
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each of Wilhelm combination-supplies what exper-
ence has shown to be wanting when sngly employed;
but the result of patient investigation requiring time.
labor and SKILL so rs to give the public genuine
tice. which they rely upon. and in place Of the
worthless and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
counry and therefore enables to warrant Fowlers
Compound Extract be the most perfect curative for
diseases of the blood ever discovered.
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Medical.

- - The symptoms Of liver COM
/ plant are unelSiness and
s pain in the side. Sometimes
81 n,AsaanKI0t 3 the pain is in the shoulder,
NIMM( INN = and is mistaken for rheuma-
SSS Htism. The stomach Is affected
with loss of appetite and
.,.t. sickness, bowels in general
- zrzz.zzzS costive some alternating with
lax The head is troubled with PAIN and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
zszzzszzzzzzsszz~zaw with painful sensation Ofhay-
ing left undone something
-E which ought to have been
20 done. Often complaining Of
INER weakness, debility, and low
LIZ Ill spirits. Sometimes many OF
--s' - the above symptoms attend
the disease, and at other
times very few of them; bu
the liver is generally the organ most involved. Cure
the Liver with
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To Printer

To Printers
A first-rate Job Press, in good order, will be
sold cheap. Also. new Binders Press, used
but Short time, for sale low. Apply at this
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lax. The head is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-04
ALEX ANDRIA.

THE ALEXANDRIA GRAYs disbanded last
night because it was found impossible to obtain
sixty men who would agree to purchase unii
forms. .... -,r
THE New MARKET HoUsE.-A called meet
ing of the City Council will be held tomorrow
night for the purpose of completing arrange
ments for the erection of the new Market House.
1t is understood that the lowest bid for the work
was about forty-five thousand dollars, and that
the contract will probably be awarded to an AL
exandrian.
FATAL TYPE OF BILIOUS FEVER. The
steamer Enterprise arrived up last night FROM
Free Stone Point, having on board FIVE or six
colored men ill with the bilious fever and the
corpse of one colored man who had died of this
bOrers on the A. q +. R.R
SALE OF THE OLD THEATRE.-The old thea
tire building, on Cameron street, in which are
Liberty and American halls, which has been the
property of the First National Bank, has been
sold to MIR. Joseph Broders for S6,75O.-Gazette
last ereniu0.
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GEORGETOWN.

The IMPROVEMENT OF BRIDGE STEEET.-
Mr. Riley A. Shinn, contractor for the improve
ment Of Bridge street, has Just returned from
the East, bringing with him several professional
bouse-raisers, who will in few days begin the
work of elevating the buildings on that street to
DISSERTATIONS OF SCHuETzEN PRIzEs.--Not-
outstanding the unpleasant weather, the fes-
tivities of the Georgetown Verein were kept up
the evening the prizes were awarded by Col.
Seligson as follows:-H. Kaiser, who made the
center shot, beautiful pyramid emblem; also
Heunch; fourth, Capt. Baugh; fifth, P. Din;
sixth, j. Kaiser; seventh, j. Ockershausen;
eighth, c. volkman; ninth, Mr.. Albrecht; tenth,
G. H; Fisher; eleventh. e. Koib; twelfth, b.
and fifteenth, left undecided and will be awarded
on some future day. After the distribution
dancing was resumed and kept up until late
hour. The festival passed of very pleasantly.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, only son Of the late
Col. George @. Washington, of Georgetown, died
last Sunday at hisresidence, in jefferson county,
West Virginia, aged 80 years.
The CHAIN BRIDGE has been thoroughly re-
paired and was thrown open to the public to-day.
LAST OF THE GYPsIEs.-The remainder Of
Va, who were left over by the steamer George
anna on her last trip to Norfolk concluded not
to make the journey overland, as they had in
tended to do, and to-day took passage. "bag and
baggage" down the river to join their COM
rades The only peculiarities in their personal
appearance are their bronzed compilations and
the prominence OF gay cOiors in their dress.
THE WHEAT MARKET.-Hartley & Brother
to-day received 300, and L. G. Wheeler $50
bushels of wheat per schooner from Alexandria.
With this exception there have been no arrivals
of grain, either by river or canal for several
days. The smallness of the receipts is account
ed for by the fact that most Of the farmers are
at present engaged in seeding for new CROP
and have no time to Devote to the shipment Of
their grain. @
The GRADES OF FLOUR established as stand
ards by the Commissioners of Flour Inspection
at their meeting yesterday are as follows: Con-
gress Mills for Familyi Potomac Mills for Extra;
kalorama Mills for Superfine;. and Montrose
Mills for Fine; and grade below for middlings.
The MILLS were shut down part Of the day
yesterday, on account of the scarcity of water in
the canal, and again this morning, for the same
cause.
AT THE 55th monthly meeting of the Sixth
Building Association, held last night, @ shares
representing IS, 413, were retired at S14s.5O per
share, net. ts-..s..
MR.. DANIEL MCCAIN to-day received his COM
mission from Governor Cooke as one of the
flour inspectors for Georgetown, vice Gaskin.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To-dav. on
sGm;,,. q :, MT III r. ElLot Mr. Chapman
The supreme Court 81 the United States in the case
a a r.i,seS s whitney. and Haas agt: Wilson.
plaintif and Mr.. y. Miller for defendants This
seton Is brought on bond for $500 given by the
for the deaner 81 Ps raG
IrepeI,y N that stafs which after passing through
Supreme Court Of the United States from the court
OF appeals; On writ Of error by the defendant below
sls -sdmiralty-was tau co no. This case was
clause Inserted n the bin. q aans s By ~
WING ,fs rssf er S and csPsns
sgnees In cases where the vessel s detained beyond
certain plumber Of hours and prevented from dis
The Court dssdss favor 2. the validity Of the
tons d issms under Which 'a tSep eSs il
sesS nnen the eonsignee his agent have
tents; Wilson for the vessel owners ISOLATION
The coal trade ssnsr aai decision rs
Mi.s charged Sth profanity mo street alley mss
nnsd Is; John Coy, ex-yustce Of the Peace,
1.1 s e s' 0 The
eonusy IN the habit u .sssd that Coz was
%P, and e.. ; Wsre sass
ana H. S'sTments serious Johnson, Joseph Roam,
n,sha Tor dsoIderly conduct on 18Th street, By
fp.S s,6 eas h9aeriek and Huntington. and were
18th street. Ct 'nnaS n e. .hosy articles from
eating house kept by coored man, ana N ha ts, an
emsses &c EFsssy insTtsd bis wife aud
leave; and what they could not eat tbex carr;eS
Ss,x say preakng and sms.hins the plates and tum
90 days In jail. ~ WIS., sns IN DEFAULT
M.-,ht. 1 pIL4 GIRL WITH A. BLUE DRESS.
ceny Of blue Merno dress from ME- I'm I r isr-
the dress on ana .aa in The with
when she arrived there that she disrobe bersals @
bsm eo tns dprS.I TO ths owner Hdvad Abrs
an outrageous case Of beating aud stamnina %, Wa
old woman; fined Go and costs. w aa
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ss to prepare for n. super.srue,,r,.
.e s, .s,Ii a S.s :, :, s.s.,.e That. prOr,.a
ersl election, and shall receive ~ t ths 1Sr 80
. y, Sasi ior members q the Leri.iSiysr ~
shall receive ~. sr,rr ss,sss e. az, Thss In
gress 81 the United States The c sson a Tie G.
name Of ~. hniieoy: ani hoEiled 10 sAAs
On the Piedmont and Potomac Railrcss 2, pa Eocl
In AMOUNT Dot eyseedi siK hundrei May
e made, sstsfsctury evidence nan - sSsf
the Board Of Puslic Works th.i ~, a. iarnisAsS =
srss; 1s sos9nste for the surpos. q
shall Be given % seid Board thar tSs searassss
,hs. ss,S ee Ishinily applied 20 said w., - sue
necessary 20 avail of said snsrsn,s. ~ ihe tl.
vanis Central Railrcsd COMPANY. ~ ~ fenasyl
sviaer. That said rad shall be ,s'ev,ass
wh,Sa shall Be satisfactory TO saa BcsrS ~
SIC. 3. Asd bar ysrfss- e.s,,a 49,,
provide for the payment Of said ,r nat n order n
voverncr IL hereby authorized A. 49, ptio1 "A,
sered or coupon bonds q the District al ne rees
lace, shall be signed by The Gcverpor ss a tkss
81 the District and shall be bls -, secreta,
snE gate; ana bear six per centum ini.resf :. lesa
sum 81 six hundred thous. nd doIsrs a., srovhs a.
oonas and pay over the proceeds thsreof ~
and IN such amounts may be rem sach tina
gress OF the work aforesaid: PrcrsSsa y ta. Dr.
bonos ehati not De sold ~ q lower rsfe a ~ al
per centum of the par value tbereof e ta>n nibrl,
SEC. y. 1sd bs " frrth.v esart,d TA...
sh.li IN me- eIest 70 accrue On said b,ras' ~ b
such lower rate A. may suffice. on exssr. Sem, %
,a, OF the Assessed value Of real and ssssts
shall constitute special fund pledeed D., ~ n.
ment Of said interest ~eN i"f ths a..
SEC, And BE- f turfhsr esacfsd, Th,, a. .
ernor u hereby requested 10 cause this a. ", Wv.
pnoiished before the next general eiec,iee G11
&nired ~ the fourteenth section % the GO. ~
ne DnuloI oi columbia, (act q Congress ~ n =
one,l and by suitable proclamation 10 s,,,-.sti,
same % the people and prescribe the fo-,n MT IL
II shall be voted upon. N walrs
cHARLrs L. HUIst
WILLIAM STiCHSfWs
Approved, August IL. ls-i " the OoGacil
III. ID. COOKE. Governor
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N99TTlNGrEa AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lSG0tEkNok publishing an act entitled lAn &C
mont and Potomac Raroad oompsDg u 2, sne Pied
conditions, and submitting the same TO fhe neonls
o. sad District and prescribing the form In which
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF CoLuneIA, August n, 1871
Of Columbia, approved August IT, fais snsitied An
and Poc%ss 3 q the
certain VIII Be- submitted to the people
os S
yember, lzl being the twenty second day Of that
az Ss ,SS 81 s
ect shall co6tsin the worde- ~ = -
IAN oct 10 sushori.e soS.cri,t,op % IN. .toc. =,
thsPisdnont and Potomac Ralfosd Company upon
assS
- 49, - se.1us SSns~an 'ne "ora
IAN Get % authorize .subscriytion 70 the stock
Az sna Ss ASss
y H sid on aoo:
act Is hereto subicnsd, and pqbiicaton thereof 10
w ~ Governor Of the Distriet q; Of Columbia.
An ACT 20 authorize subscriptions 20 the stock Of
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Oompny
81 e s s ~ iI Tss,sIssses Asss~ss Of s4s
D,si,,et q 0elss.esa That xhsress IL !. believed
ae act .d
lsture OF virginia, will be Of great benefit 70 the
Rs Of e0 sSs snS By csST p q
q al. S RsrosS cc
fs1e and eaaipmsnt for ssid rad Which saS sus
snty may BE required whenev or, at any time within
ten miles more Of said road shall be ready for 81
perstructure; and whereas II s credby represented
hf sDsss ss sSS
road Company 70 locate and grade rneir said rosd 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-04

OPTICAL PUBLICATION on rFR ACT or
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approves
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 80
An ACT liking the time for holding the General
Elections in the District of Columbia.
pc saaeted by ths Lsstsiaftcs Assembly a. fAs
District Of C6ltntta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth wednesday Of
November Of each year. 80 D
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
this act IL IL hereby declared to be in force from and
AFTER It's approval by the Governor. - :
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of the House of Delegated.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
Approved, August 10, 1871 -
HI. ID. COOKE, Governor An n -Sn
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ONE The anti-improvement " citizens and
property holders, )" who have been trying to hoId
stated weekly meetings at Union League Hall
10 advocate their views, last night had but one
member present, 10 wit: Jerry Robinson. There
Is only one individual who has been benefited
by these meetings, and that is DR.. Lockwood.
months for these meetings. The Doctor always
collects his rent in advance.
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MR.. III. A. WILLARD has purchased his broth
ers' interest in "Willards' Hotel" for s3O6. 900.
The purchasers experience and enterprise are
guarantees that We may count on one more first
class hotel in Washington this winter, in ad-
dition to those already in operation. -
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CITY MS.

THE VICTOR LIGHT, or Stove of the Period,
at the stove warerooms of III. 1. Gregory, ga
Pennsylvania avenue, is the most beautiful,
durable and best.
GENUINE SCOTCH CHEvIor SUITS, made
handsomely, ready made, for S22. A small lot
just opened. GEO. G. HENNING,
40 7th street. N w
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Georgetown Advertisement.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERFToropr -
- lsting under the name Of HYDE A TyeIr55A
th,s day dissoly ed by mutual consent 4; n ~ ~
Vii continue the business at The Old plaSe. r. NJ
wafer street. @. y. HfIE ~ %
Georgetown, d. C., Sept. 80, ISL. o assa ads.
PkCIAL h0rICE.-PAPER HANGISg-ps,
49, sons renting can save - per cent nv 49,
ICbMAN's 142 Bridge street GeorE., vs |, song {
WALL PAPER snd have PAPER HAksIf
zone. All work will be promptly execn,ei 49, 49,
part OF Washington OF GeOrgetosn and sSti.sas,s.g
sssaranteed Particular attention paid a. pT,se
:" = m. se9Sr
THE GEoRGETowN DOLLAR sTORP ma,
-, Ine peen much enlarged and rehtted, vii =.
oei,e untn January lst a large and .ure-,,, :. "
Of DOLLAR GOODS 81 All descriptions T 80
goods ever offered In the Territory for 81 ~ W
1stSS - Nc. IS HIGH STREET
PARENTS, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
SOLD at publishers prices. Complete stock a.
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
aud AT POE a sELIGsoN's. eAo-,.,.
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OUR READERS are notified of the great open-
ing OF fall and " inter boots and shoes at Mr. a.
r Cummins', who has Just returned from the
northern cities, having received over anS B,,n-
area and ttty cases or the most beautiful and
durable OF goods for the winter trade. Many
seat par galns are In store for his extensive Gus
and gives these advantages to his friends
ana The general trade. Ladies', gents misses
ana ehiidren's, OF every conceivable style go
Market. N '"i uein