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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30
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aggregation of ideas and thoughts.
There is no limit to human improve
ment-efort in the proper direction
is all that is required to give ell
cheney to intelligence. Why not
thus act and aspire to higher posi-
tiOn?
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Markets TIE aay.

-; 1856 6obd do. ls6, IS bid: do. coupon old 591s
Do @ asked; do. new, 81 bid West vrginia's, 251z
bid; IN asked.
BALTIMORE, Oct. A-FIour Gull; receipts large;
low middlin g, l7Z; Wheat prime; Ohio ard lodi
ara, 81 tOaSl52. Corn quiet mix ed western CIa7i
Oats dull: HaS; Provisions unchanged. Butter
unchanged. Whiskey quiet, 9.L.
NEW IORk, Oct. 2f-Fiour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn scarce and a
shade fiImer.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Stocks weak aud not &C.
tive Gold steady, l24s to l2h. Governments dull
and steady. Money hrmer, tot. Virginia. SKIES
s.; new 81 NorthCarolinas, So; new, Is. Exchange,
for accout 93k, -
FHANkFeRI, Oct 24.-Bonds essned at sjass1I for
the issue of lS62
Paris, Oct. A-Rentes opened at 81 francs, 81
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English manufacturers get rich because Of
their ability to compete with all the RESI- Of the
world. Why they can do 50 successfully, and
why their employees remain poor, Is shown by
recent Developments during Official invesiga-
TORS. Not oniy are wages ridiculously low, but
the workmen aze robbed by what is called the
:" "a uck" system, and what is known here as the
" order" sys,er-payment in groceries, &C.,
frstead Of cash. A recent letter from England
states that in Shetland the fishermen work under
this system and are always in debt to their
employers. They never see money; If by any
accident man gets pound or two he hides it,
Tor fear Its possession may damage him with the
masters Such system paralyzes effort, and Is
making paupers of the whole population. And
tbs system Is spread more or less over the
country, making the poor the slaves Of the class
next above them. They are always in debt, and
always dependent upon their creditors. They
must pay whatever price is asked, and SO are
robbed in both wages and prices, in quality and
quantity. Is it any wonder that strikes are
resOrted to, and that the general dissatisfaction
takes political shape, and makes the oppressed
WOrkmen sgitate for change Of government
Half the laboring men Of the country, 1t is esti-
mated, are now on strike, and III they adopt the
advice Of Prot. Beesley, and combine all trades
once, for the shortest time and the highest
wages, the result would be one of the greatest
upbeavals to which England has ever been sub
jected, and the effects would be felt throughout
the civ iliZed world.
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Washington Supplies in Chfcayo-
Heartrending Genes and Incidents,

One of the party of ladies engaged at the
house OF Col. Wall, ON 10Th street in the good
work of preparing clothing, etc., for the suffer
ers by the Chicago fire, has received a letter
from a Chicago lady acknowledging the recent
OF the first instalment of their shipment, from
which We are allowed TO make the following
extracts. We took occasion at the time to endorse
the wisdom and importance OF the work under
taken by these ladies; and it will be seen from
The paragraphs quoted that their efforts are fully
appreciated by those in whose behalf thew were
set on foot. The letter says:
CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. 10, ISL
my Dear Ms have been down this af-
ternOon assisting Mrs. Medil ID unpack the lof nj
clothing which you and other ladies in Wash
ington kindly sent in her care for the Chicago
sufferers How different il was from other hayes
L have assisted to unpaek; everything 81 clean
anu % many baby elOthes,-the things we most
heed: Il have been at the head4 uarters of the
rehef committee ever since the fire. assisting in
giving the clothing which the charity of The
sights! f'''"'
.'Lne poor woman came with a babv I'm her
arms, schbing and crying. Her husband and
four children had been burned to death. She
being near the dor, had snatched her baby and
ether children, but they were too late. An the
ladies' wept with her. one went 10 get some
mix for the babe, and said, '1YOu have this
Ettle darling left 10 comfort you," but when she
uhtoised The blanket, what was our horror to
md II deadi In her frantic efforts to escape
from her burning home she had fallen down
~Lu klAeu IL, and had carried IL four miles it'll
out knowing II was dead. 1t was too much for
human nature to bear. She is new a raying
"a. 81 am glad you sent those things to Mrs. Me-
dili, Tor they will 20 to people whose su ferinos
would be sim further increased If Compelled r.
20 to the relief committee rooms and stand in
line al day awaiting their turn for help. These
people, who have all their lives been able 10
extend charity, instead OF having to ask il, are
the class most deeply sympathise with, as thew
Are really the most Frustrated by the awful ca
Zone Lady came to me who formerly lived In
ClncinnauCa cousin Of the mayor Of that civ
who Possessed thousands before the fre-vhoss
clothes were literally burned of her. She could
DOT go 70 her friends, nor had she money to pay
tor dispatch, although she had six thousand
dollars under her pillow, which was burned with
her house. A judge OF the supreme court OF
this city came to ask for two blankets; he had
nothing in the world 70 put either over or under
his children.
at brings the tears to my eyes when think
how all hearts have been opened by such divine
charity" Gratefully yours, **s
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Professor Phillips, a distinguished British
geologist, is of the opinion that earthquakes and
volcanic eruptiops are caused by steam pent up
in the bowels of the earth. He thinks that the
heat twenty miles down is sufficient to raise
steam TO pressure Of forty thousand atmos-
pheres, enough to account for any disturbances
hitherto noted.
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BY requess OF the national labor congress at
Its August session In St Louis, the national com
nittee postponed the convention of the national
labor reform party, in Columbus, Ohio, to NOM
nate candidates for President aud Vice Presi-
dent, from the third Wednesday of October,
ISL, T. the third Wednesday in February next.
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Baltimore elect mayor and both branches
OF the eisy councils tJ-morTow. There is n
" democratic conservative ticket-why not
not = democratic" without auy ''l.ins and
"reiorm' tieket, which VIII get the votes of all
the republicans, and many independent voters,
who desire u have the affairs of the city admin
lStered in a more economical and creditabIe
manner than they have been recently.
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The weather.
Wan nvpXv o. 49,

WAR DEPARTMENT, QDkce CRief Stxndl ONcs,,l
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Oct. 7f, 1871, 10 a. m
sfSoPsls FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HoURs-
The barometer has risen slightly the ripper lax
ara eastward to New Engl1rd; Ii has fallen in the
southern and Gulf States, but the pre- is quite
New England to Wi consn aud "a eIsewhere sensi-
oIy sr.sticrary soqthwesterly winds on the lakes
EASTERN states have veered to to northeast else
where ligbi winds and Gains are reported smoky
Md hay weather prevails from Missouri to Lake
mlcniean. and thence eastwar 20 Connecticut and
Maine Cloudiness, with light rain, has been re-
porttd throughout the Ohio valley and in South
States.
PRoBABILIrIEs.-Theb barometer will probably rise
smoky and partially cloudy weather from New Eng
land westward Threatening weather, with occa-
sioDal local rains, from Pennsylvania to Tennessee
and eastward to the Atlantic. Falling barometer on
the Gulf coast and In the southwest, without mate
rial change in the weather.
I"American Girl" and "Judge Fullerton
n e TO trot for 20 cOO.
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;; 1R JOSEPH !. MAY. RS

IMPORTER OF LYONS BLACK SILKS, SILK
NELNETs, PARIS KID GLOVES, AND
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
939 PENN. AVE-, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10Th SIS.
rS-Mr. Shackelford, our agent in Europe ka.n.
us constantly supplied with
LYONS BLACK GBOs GRAIN SILKS
rom the best manufacturers, and we have now I'm
store splendid assortment at Sl.50, Sl.75, 400
g % S2.5o, aid up to IS per yard
~ Those in want Of good BLACK SILKS for SHIFTS
sh"ud IN Justice TO Themselves, inspect stock,
tax samples and compare them with any in This or
the Baltimore market. They will find that our silks
are made of Pure SILK, y and the pi ice for each
quality fully % per cent. lower than they can pur-
chase them elsewhere.
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRs,
The Buffalo" and :" Beaver brands
We are Agents for the sale Of Messrs Peake,
Opdycke a Co 8 celebrated brands "BUFFALOH
BLACK ALPACAS and " BEAVER" SILK finished
BLACK PURE MOHA1RS, and have constantly on
ah0 All ouailtes OF these very excellent and Justly
popular goods, from 40 cents TO 81 Is per yard
W Purchasers will know these goods, a ticket
" attached 20 each piece bearing a picture Of the
DunAlo ana beaver None others are genuine.
PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We offer today larger stock Of the best quality
of PARIS KID GLOVES than can be found In any
other retail house in the United States the on
ihein OF our own Importation. One, two, three and
four button gloves all sizes, and colors 20 match
suits. Good KID GLOVES 81 pair.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
A large and complete stock now in store OF
nn,LlPINs, unrivalled fabrics. Also, best quality
Black English Grapes, Grape Wells, Mourning Hand
SQNE PRICE ONLY in plain figures
on each article.
Ocs-r2 JOSEPH J. MAY.
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The Official prohibition vote in seventy-one
Counties Of Ohio is :, i5i; just that number of
votes thrown away.
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By STATISTICS OF the late great Ere at
Chicago, IL i shown that OF the 60 900 buildings
IN the city, Is 900 were destroyed, and 5000
persons rendered homeless. About 2i5,O00 were
no. directly injured BY the fire.
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. ANoTHKR MYSTERIOUS DrsAPPxARxxcy Is
reported. IL Is that Of VIM j. Clauson, a conf
dental clerk in the employ OF a cont actor on
the NsH 1eney Mlnand hsiiroad, who has not
York banking house on October 18th The
money disappeared with him.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OLA NEW
l. MARkET-H0USE ON CAPITOL HILL.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRks,J
District Of Columbia,
NNHE GREAT DISCOVERY.

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. July Il, 1911
PROF. T. A. COOK:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a WISH
and have found 1t all you recommend am glad to
Join others in commenting an article that is eyident
ly doing so much good.
Yours, truly, o. o. HOWARD,
Brig GHneral II 9
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

. The New York mOney market was easy throughout
The day yesterday: Mary Of the outstanding cal
loans were renewed a. per cent currency to gold
interest and most Of the new bus ness atthese
rates Late in the day, ard when baLk accounts
were generally made up, money offered on The
reeJ as low per cent, but this done chiefly
20 assist the bull movement on the Stock Exchapee
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The undergraduates of Amherst College have
fOolishly ranged themselves with the other un-
gallant opponents Of the admission OF women to
collegiate institutions. These susceptible youths
give as one Of the reasons for their opposition
that ''the fair ones would entice men from study
Considerable youngsters, be not dismayed. You
are perfectly safe. No young lady with brains
enough to ut her for a collegiate course would
be likely to waste her ammunition on such small
game Is the prurient rOwdies who have hitherto
disgrsced themselves by an unmsnly war against
those women who earnestly desire to fit them
selves for careers of usefulness.
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old AND CHEAP LOCATION -GREATLY
" ENLARGED.
hogan 4 WYLUE.
lois AND 1920 SEVENTH STREET NV.
All the Popular Styles of
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
line Medium, and Low Priced
Rich dark colored 3 TINES, AllW DOL yELOURS
Silk and Wool EPINGLINES, FRENGH pop,
LINs; EMPRESS CLOTHS, fRENCH MERI-
Colorsd yELyETEENS, and o nne stock Of
MOURNING GOODS. One price to ali.
BEGAN WYLIE,
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TIE TAMNANY gang IN endeavoring TO
&c stroy the vouchers In the Comptroller's ofice
which were the evidences OF the immense frauds
an some manner overlooked number OF the
imI ortant ones In q desk separate from the
Others These involve the payment Of some SIX
millions Of dollars TO Tweeds dummies and win
be Gsed as testimony IN me suits soon 70 be
commenced.
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PERSONAL.

ERENCH STARCH EMANUEL.-shouIdh he usei
y in every family; Imparts to Linen most beau
tI polish, and makes the Oldest articles look fresh
and new: 1t saves labor and money Try il For
sale by all Grocers and 3l2 stn street. oc2f 2w.
MES LOUISE O. BuTLER has opened an EN-
W PLOf MINT OFFICE at 507 18th street. be-
nes, &C, with hrst-class SERVANTS Of every
description, male and female. oc9l -eolms'
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The Protestant clergymen of Wheeling have
united In the publication Of an address to the
public advocating an abolition of the prevailing
custom Of costly and often vulgar displays at
funerals. They argue that extrayagant expepdi-
ture for carriage hire are unnecessary burdens
on many who are pecuniarily unable TO meet
them, and say that "except where peculiar cir
cumstances require more, all that respect for the
dead and sympathy for the bereaved demand Of
any besides the immediate relatives and close
friends, Is that they should meet at the house or
the church where the religious services are con-
Quoted before the body is taken to the grave.
II this was once commonly understood, there
would be no need for long trains of carriages.
Again, the presence OF a mixed multitude at the
grave, where the last leave is to be taken of the
dead, seems hardly to be in harmony with this
peculiarly tender and solemn scene"
Substantially the same reform was undertaken
by the Catholic clergy in various parts Of the
country some time ago, but their Efforts seem to
be without fruits now, 50 far as the evidences
presented to a casual observer are worth any
thing. IL is time to set such movement on foot
again by preconcerted action in all the churches
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-An excellent buggy MARE, color
chestnut; Kind and gentle in harness: ~
weight about COO lbs; one Of the quickest IN
and safest trotters in Washington No NS
~. street, y. w oc2i 2t'
- TUNES OF an already establishede'N T. i
OYSTER Depot. A rare chance for a usi-S@NS
Capitol SITS. oc2l SIS
EIGHTEEN HEAD OF GOOD, SOUND YOUNG
~ HORSES have arrived, and can be seen ~
at 10th street :. W, between and q sts 4"
ocN-6t' VIM. III. JOHN HOPKINS. IA
E,OR SALE
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"SPECIAL NOTICE TO REPUBLICAN
H3 CLUBS.
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. )
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October q, Is7i.S
Republican Clubs and all true Republicans in the
several Legislative Districts are hereby notified
that DO authorized call has been will be made be-
fore April next for the election Of members of the
Republican General Committee, and that all yOlun-
teer recon mendations TO do should be at once
frOwned down and repudiatcd insdious attem DTS
to disOrgsniZe, disrupt and destroy the Republican
party in this District. /
wv LIE BARNES,
oc g36tt
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HOUSE AND LOT.
A GREAT BARGAIN.


H dSt y By Iss fee. to sG9t Rsysd alley The
back buildings each three stories high. The whole
mapSe wn SS In % with white
story Brick stable upon the rear Of the lot, with
Yard snd stable an eor ssr IN the
eighteen rooms, including bath room and water
building .nd o ths the Ue main
room. Splendid cellar underneath whole house
1'f eTsn sseRnss and ID 9s1
eor spiend AL tfe high and thS.e Of the first
n;s.atest, and most complete houses in Washington
city: cost oo and viii be sold for the exceeding
hcrt distance from POST ocs snd Patent o =
and very desirable.
Post Office Box l20, or inquire Of my aeeats, '
HEYCk 4 ADDISON.
heal Estate Agents, No. sig Market Space,
,,.. AT WASHINGTON NAILoRs STABLES,
s ses, ,s, Merses, suitable for carts. IN
New Lsndsus, Laundauletts, Clarences and Park
prGmSy sSF hrs Terms ISa.onIh An orders
FOB sALE-An excellent HORSE, for family or
Rr Business use, Also, q shifting top n
Nsyi9E sons Livery Stable, on New York avenue,
FOB .t sALE-A th9r9ugh bred BAY MARE,
F Hte' rsdsrs srs S5nishea Also shifting
sss ss' oSf street. s.H bs ss 81
RILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.
rE EHHr eat 20 and four Ecur-pooke. rHELAs
sss Ssf IN ns.s sSS% nE' will be sold
M ~ ''' a'RTEx. ADAnsoN, "'
le0-u SOs eth street. Washington, ID. O.
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FNOTICE TO INSURERS.

w
Owing to the suspension of business by, or the dis
credItlDe OF, the follow ing named Fire Insurance
Companies, parties having negotiated loans through
me which are covered by insurance in said com
rnies, will please call at my Office and to placing
their policies in other companies - alton. Secu
rlty, Commerce, Excelsior, Putnam, Manhattan,
Pacific, Merchants and Mech anics. Baltimore, Con
necticut, North America. of Conn: Lorillard, At
Isnt,c, Washington, Of N. Y. Market. Etns, of
Successor to Joshua Whitney & Co.,
oc21-T 1919 fth street.
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nFOFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,

Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept. 8, leIl. I.
Notice is hereby given that blank forms, In &C
cordance with the amendment to 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
so s to show the income from such securities which
is alone taxable.
All those who have neglected to make return OF
personal property, as required by law, are warned
TO do SO immediately; otherwise Ii will become the
duty OF the Assessors to make assessments
according TO the best Information they can OBJ
tain. from which assessments there can be no a n
peal; Section Of the Of Aug. 9Th provides that
In all cases OF refusal to make return required by
law, the SAID person, corporation, association.
ompany or firm shall, for every such offence, for
felt and pay ne OF not less than five dollars nor
more than hundred dollars, to be recoy cred In
the name Of the District Of Columbia In the Police
Court OF said District" III. HALL,
se5u Supt OF Assessments and Taxes
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Later from JUDGE WYLIE, Of U. S. Supreme

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June u, 1871.
Dear Sir: have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair a fair trial, and much pleased vi Ii its
effects IL healthfu wash for both the scalp and
the system when exhausted from overwork is most
delightful have not used il except as wash, but
on your recommendation, and from the faith its USE
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence in taking il a medicine, according TO
your directions. Very respectfully ycurs
Pro-. Cook. ANDREW WYLIE.
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WASHINGTON, July LIST, ls7l.

Dear Professor.
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
stances Of disorders in my family glad to say it
affords the relief sought For diarrhoa, collie, sick
headache, catarTh, cough, and all external ina.n-
nation am convinced Of its efficacy, by use.
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~RlPUBLICANs OF THE NINTH DIS.
W TRInT.-The REPUBLICAN CLUB Of the
. s9sa DIST ct viii meet a nUni9n Hail. on l4th
oes D.iy S GSFoniel tn and er ssSSS
NFRALLY, REPUBLICANS-rherew will be
S fhs ish Rcs RspuSssS
O'Clock. All Republicans are requested to attend,
S GhEs6N Tr sas %ss'
rSKNIGHTs OF ST. PATRICK "A e5ocial
Wy meeting, for the transaction OF GEN. Il
ne1n Of importance, win be held at Unid ie
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. Every S Sir Knit Il eI
oe 70 be prsSsfHnksI s BS o5dsT e
NTW,L L; WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers, would
OF the entire effects OF the METROPOLITAN Hotel at
n0ssi;Sni By order Of the MsTshal Thish m
october Do, commencing at 10 o'clock, and continue
from day to day until all are sold. oc7s-4t
@REPUBLICAN MEETING-In accordance
with a fesoiutiOn passsd by the Executiye
ls.h instant, a Mass Meeting of the REPUBLICAN
W VOTERS FRs q shs EIGHTa DISTRICT wl 6s held
! o'clock, at Liberty Hall on the 10th street, be
tween B and streets northwest. 8. &. BOND 1.-THE
nominee for the House of Delegates, win be present
sILAs BROWSING, Chairman Ex. Com.
JOHN X. BROOKS, Secretary. Rep.] oc23 ct.
NJ" NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ~
~ An Adjourned Meeting win be held on
THURSDAY, October 26lh 1871. att O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall Navy Yard for the purpose Of adopt
R1a GSnstituton and Election q Oeess for new
Hon: George +. Gulick, corner New Jer-ey sv en-
William y. Hutchin.on, 1920 Ps7na. ave-, s. 4.
F Fea s6meTTs sfb street Sa
avenue west. oc23-d
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DRY GOODS.

CAnfErs,
CARPErstit
MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG
Desire to call the attention Of the general public 10
ATTRACTIVE STOCK
FALL ARPKTs,
At the following low rates:
Bet styles ENGLISH BRUSSELS, from ell
Newest designs in THREK-PLYs, from 81 As to
Choice patterns IMITATION BRUSSELS, IS to
An wool INGRAM TAPESTRY FINISH, from
S cents TO 81 Is.
Good quality INGRAINs, 90 to SIX cents.
ALL LIST HOMEMADE CARPET, 60 cepts
Best HEMP CARPET, Is cents
large line Of SIS TO lO-4 OIL CLOTHS, ranging
from dH cents mp.
OIL CLOTH and VELVET RUGS, MArrINGs,
&c, &c. '
Also,
heavy stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GooDs,
10 offered at the
LOWEST MARKET FIGURES
All goods at this establishment are positiyely 20 Ia
scd 70 per cent lees than at any house in the city
A can is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsew here.
ShEMEHBER, TIE ARCADE
f3F 7th street, Island,
oclo I'm between ID and X.
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S"American Girl" aud "Judge Fullerton
a. to trot for % COO.
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lust RECEIVED ONE ROSEWOOD
GRAND CONCERT PIANO
OF "a octave from the celebrated Factory-
OF George Steck 4 Co., New York; also, av7D
selection OF PIANOS from VIM. Knabe &VvHVV
Also, second hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sale
or rent easy terms
The Public are invited to examine the Instruments
Tuning and Repairing PIANOS at No. 423 Elev-
enth street above Pennsy lv anis avenue by
sepSO-tr FR. @. REICHENBACH.
nR. CALVERT,
- Having resumed his practice, No. SO Defrees
street will take in his Office two three STUDENTS
to study one or all the branches of Medicine, for
reasona BILE price, and give them particular nstruc
tlon IN bis leisure bours. oc2-2wH
RUTTER AND EGGS BUTTER AND EGGS u
Wholesale and retail, at the lowest market prices
Fresh ROLL, Is to 81 cents; by the quantity
much less.
Fresh arrivals every week at the Old Stand, 1927
oc3-6 g. w. BEALL.
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hFDR. y. HAkTIGAN Has REMOVED
Wy TO sis 9th street, N W. near q street. Office
hours: to 9s q. m, II to j, and 4 to 81 p.
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SHILLINGTON's
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

All the MAGAZINES and FASHION BOOKS for
November. and Cverytbing in the STATIONERY
and BLANK BOOK line, Wholesale and retail, at