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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-01

FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, 1RWISTON, ca.
IRwISToS, Ga, september 25, 1863.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WlSEMAN K Co.:
Gentlemer-Wlcn IN your city, two weeks ago.
your DR.. Service gave me g bottle Of your ceie'
braJed CAROLINA BlTTERS. which / brought
home for my father, whose health was very leeolt.
ELECTS, that he considers them lmost indiSpe sd
lie. Please rnd enclosed sixteen, iSl6.) the price
Of TWO cases: direct tll.m w: j. Chambers i Son.
No. &c, e.. r. X. Yours. very respectfully,
49, ISicne1) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
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Tae steamer DICTATOR, Captain ..zIG<s79h
!. j.. CoXETTE!. will sal! from -
southern Wharf for above points every IuESbAi
EVENING. at 80 O'Clock, arriving back at Charles
tCn every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock.
The Steamer ClTYPOlNT. Captain D.. I. Vincent,
vii sail from Southern Wharf for above points
every FRIrAY EVENING, at $50 O'Clock, arriving
tacE at Charleston WIdEEsDLY AFTERNOON, a.t
HAvESEL < CO., Agents,
QOuthprn rpborf-
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LIST OF VESSELS

-I-I Va I1"@t~
VI. CLEARED IND s4iLED Fee THIS .ioE'
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srA-E-uooas ALL ON pEclz.

SEW IRON STEAM LlNg-BsrAnLls;lED ISL
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ru;; lT*NN.,H. FERNANDEZ, LACE son
Viai:. plLA1k.A AN3rALl POINTS On
TIE 81. Iu!tS'S kiEEE.
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AUGUSTA Cotton Statement

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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
6AMM@@@@@
vICE.PREs1DENT's OFFICE,

CHARLESTON, S. c., January Is, ISL.
On and after SUNDAY. January %, the Passen'
ger Trains on tIa spu:h :SrJ:!na RAILROAD VIII
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-01

SELMA. April os.-There were sales YESTERDAY
~ he amount of I5J bales. Middling 132ta14c,
low middiings 10, strict good ordinary l2Gc. De-
mand fair, 6Ieringslight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-02

Mr.. Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, recently in
ioImed a reporter OF the y. Y. Herold that
Minister Sehenck has no connection whatever
With the Northern Pacific railroad. In regard
to his Emma Mine connection, Mr.. Cooke said
lie did not see exactly how General Schenck
Ccrid I've censured for endeayoring to make
money honestly. In the couse Of conversation,
Nr. Cooke stated that he did not regard mining
stocks az safe nyestment, and that, 30 far As
III experience goes, there are but three safe
irss-''railroads, governments, and real es-
fate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-02

The announcement of the marriage of Gen.
Sickles to Miss Creach OF Crefgh, with the
explanation that her name should be pronounced
Cra-ak, recalls the boH mot once perpetrated (by
Nh. Thackeray, We believel at the expense OF
Mr.. Angus b. Reach, e literary parsonage of
some note in London, who also insisted that his
name should be pronounced Re-ack. In passing
him dish of peaches at a literary dinner one
day, Mr.. i. addressed Mr.. r.. pronouneing the
name As spelled "Mr. Re-ack, if you please, /"
was the frigid interruption. "Ahi excuse me;
Mr.. lie ack. will you have a pe-ack ." was the
witty response that brought down the house. 50
10 SVe-ak.
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In Boston, the President of the Washington
Street Railroad Company has been prosecuted
~ The Society tor the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals, and fined twenty dollars and costs for
allowing his cars TO be overloaded, At being
proved that the horses attached to a car were
cruelty beaten while attempting to draw forty
seven passengers up a steep gFade.-N l.. San.
The Sun has slightly mixed things in the
above paragraph II was in this city. not Bos-
ton. that the President OF the Washington and
Georgetown street railroad company mot the
Washington Street railroad company xas pros
eCGted for Overlooking street cars
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The WEEKLY STAR for this week, now
ready. is capital number, containing seye-
raj inter eating stories and fine poems; the
fashions for December by Jennie June; the
Hincklcy-ROllins suit; official retains of the
District election, proceedings OF the Legislative
assembly; the works Of Improvement in the
'lStrief; general news; Washington News and
Gossip; spicy personals; agricultural items
,rusehold receipts, &c, &c. just the thing to
!. I'D 20 the country.
TsTHS: One dollar and a half per annum, In
advance; single copies i've cents, in Wrappers.
ready for mailing.
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match for the celebrated Inauguration ball
given here in lsG9 has been furnished by the
one given to the Grand Duke ut the BROOKLYN
navy yard on Tuesday evening, according to the
description which will be found in another
column The only thing lacking seems to be the
Tyroteehnic display Of profanity by Dr. Horace
Greedy, which added so much TO the entertain
ient in the Treasury Department. II must be
tLat the mild hammered philosopher wasn't there.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
II A Fry NEW AR.

To provide both tS You end your little ones, have
an assortment o. goods which for =,
QUALITY, CHEAPNEss AND VARIETY
you win End: '''''
FOR LADIES.
4 pair Brown Fleeced Hose, 8 pair Iron Frame
rssan ns Linen
kkerehiefs 3 fner DO, finest do. Lace or En-
SgSs: set q Lace Sleeves and Collar Rel L.ss
as:sess SssS
Ics s With
SPss He'd cit BO
Gold ditto and several other styles; Jet Shell, 9il
% sp s1 as5 S Gets Of
Lookets. Finger Rings, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
pair superstout English Halt Hose, pair super
MernS Or ks so SS
hsndk re better Do, best do, 3 colOred
He Coih or Kid Lined With FUR Trimming Buck e1 or
SILK Fleeced Gloves, pair o. the best suspenders,
S fss Fl shst 4. ssC
ss n 1 1as so ScPs LAVA
Chains, handsome Cigar Case, &C., &c.
TUB ONkS.
Dolls in about 70 differ, Mt styles dressed and I'M
1T5 ass RS of Gs Cradle. srS
Iamas, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Building blocks,
Paints, AcceIdeons and ConceItipas, Month Har-
monicas. Trombones or Comets, Ten Pins, Basateie
and Tivoli Tables, Trains Of Cars, Express agons,
Hose Carts with Bells, Punch aud J udy Ranges and
Stoves, kaleidoscopes, Magnetic Toys Alphabet md
Building Blocks, Sleiehs. Wheelbarrows aad Darts,
Tin kitchens and itchen Sets, Picture Blocks
Sets Of Furniture, Noah's Arks, Sheepfolds and
Farms. Boxes Of Soldiers, Iron Cannon, Swords and
Guns, &c, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Set OF Chessfnen, or Domnoes, brat kets In endless
variety, Fancy Wood Mats, IN a set; White Pique
do, In set Br ushes and Combs, Umbrellas, Silver
Plated Ware, Ststuettes, Vases, Busts, Gard and
Fruit Baskets, Desks, Work Boxes and neceBaries,
Chess Boards with Men, Lava smoking Sets, Puff
Boxes with Puhs, Hand and Standing Mirrors, EN-
broiSe5sd Slippers and Cushions, Lace snd Hand.
Combs, Oil Paintings, Wreaths. Flower Baskets and
or4sses under Glass, carved Photograph Frames,
Pocket Knives, Wsde Butchtr's best Rszors,
large yapanned Walters two for o.; finest quality
ditto, 81 each, remarkably cheap;l large Hand
saw, warranted steel &. good thing to have 10 the
house. - 1oodles;l Key Racks, Towel Backs, Book
slides, Picture or Music Stands, &C., &C., &C.
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An advertisement appears elsewhere calling
IULlic meeting at Libery Hall on Monday
evening to promote the location Of the new
northern market on COrcorsn square. There
sIr some queer circumstances connected with
th> business, II half that is said about il can be
believed, and the proposed meeting win be a
good tine to give them an airing At all events
a al and free discussion Of the whole subject is
hsely to be Of public service, in more ways
Than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-02

An Old Line Democrat, In the New York
Void ofyesterday, proposes that in the coming
Presidential campaign the democrats have no
platform at all, but "run a ticket, and let the
men who compose that ticket be their own plat
form This is the only way, in his opinion,
tLat Grant can be defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-02

The New York TrLHRs continues its war
against eN.Colleetor Murphy, and nov accuses
him OF being defaulter TO the government for
over $4,000, which amount he pocketed by
fraudulent sSOddy contracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-02
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
-tTt kDA Y--...,....DecembeP =, ISL.
Making Consolidation Marriage.

a bill. Of no little significance. introducedby
Nr. Hall the other lay in the House of Dele
gates seems TO have attracted little attention.
It i very brief, and enacts:
s. That all persons oohabiting together IN
Tie District o. Columbia stall be taken and
C,t med To have contracted marriage, and shall
le subject TO ali the duties. liabilities, and pen
allies OF the marriage relation"
This bill, IL is understood. is the remedy pro-
POSED by the WOnan'S Club for the social evil
They hold that large majority of lost women
have fallen in early youth; that this bin viii give
every Young girl who is seduced the legal pro
lection Ofthe man who has secured a husband,
right, and who ought to perform a husbands
duties, that il gives to every innocent child its
oWnfatheT's name; that il takes IS per cent from
The ranks OF the future women of the town; that
u renders cOnjugal infidelity bigamy, and gives
the injured husband or wife redress which the
divorce laws have failed to supply; that 1t rend
crS the social evil impossible, while at the same
TINE II entirely removes the temptation Of easy
Opportunity.
measure that promises TO do all this deserves
to be fairly discussed and not treated with ribald
jest by the Legislature. But, with the highest
respect for the character and motives of the
ladies engaged in this WORK, we must doubt the
wisdom or the effectiveness of their sovereign
panaeea for the prevention and cure of the
social evil. 1t PROPOSES a fearful degradation of
the marriage relation. Itofers 20 woman a direct
premium tor criminal intercourse. Ii makes
her the seducer. 1t enables any common prosti-
tute, or unprincipled adventures to trap tipsy
victim. or infatuated simpletOn into marriage
We can see very little difference, indeed, be-
tween this of-hand, free-and-easy-styIe of mar
rage and that favored by the woodruff Clahin
set, which lowers the marriage relation to the
TIomiscous intercourse of the beasts of the field
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AVAILABLE CHRISTMAS PREsENT-LIFE
"a SCHOLAkSHIPS IN THE WASHINGTON

So tOLEE1E, Itn and Il streets, good
the International Association Of Business Coll gees
ton OF 10 per cent Year SCHOLARSHIPS at a similar
reduction to Clubs Of five ladies gentlemen for
morning or evening classes. dec2lm
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS wATER-NAT
" TAN'S CRlST4L DISCOVERY FOR THE
HAM has stood the test of time. No poison. No
stains NO sediment, and consequently no shaking.
Call for it. Take no other. Warranted to answer
every purpose for which it is recommended Use it,
ssd your hair, which may be premat urely gray or
fan viii return to its natural color stop falling
and scruf and dandrrff will rapidly disappear.
Your scalp will assume pure. white and healthy
condition A single bottle will convince. For sale
f PenSa 'h1S Br h and PnI and As.
Charles Stott Co., $50 Penpa. avenue; w M
Daw 10th and streets; Albert Ba guam, Hth and X
streets; ID. p. Hickling. 81 and Pepna. avenue: G. G.
q Sinms, l+th and New York avenue: X. A. Bacon,
~ and streets Island; J. d. 0'DonneIl, Navy
Yard; q; w Cropley, Georgetown, and at wholesale
dec2-tr ARTHUR NiTTANs. Proprietor.
This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
l. has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis.
trIct OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
testame ntary on the personal estate OF FRANCIS
MELH0RN, late OF Washington county, ID. c., de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
win the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
before the 18th day Of November ne 1t; they may
otherwise Ry Law be excluded from all benefit OF
Inc ssd estate. Given under my hand this 2sth day
of November 1877. -,
dec2s.as JOSIAH W. DEENER.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
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FOR SALE.

TO SELL OR RENT-A 6ae .even octave
sEN1kG MACHINE. Apply At 5l5 ERRa
street, between 6th snd 'th streets. AZ ~ tNttN
EoR SALE5A sgleu.lid HORSE, nearly rev
= SHIFTING TOP BUGGY aud HAR- n
NESS The Horse h. aTsT class trotter. IN
VA sw.oOrn. Y s1e ..s Is,i .,+e-T
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DAILY PATRIOT.

DAILY PATRIOT.
On and after SATURDAY, December ID, ISL,
THE DAILY PATRIOT will be served BY carriers
IN the City and District at Fifty Gents per month
This reduction has been determined upon in order
TO place the paper within reach Of all classes II
will heretofore contain all the latest and freshest
news, and viii be in every sense live newspaper.
The managers have also determined upon q
corresponding reduction in The rates Of sdYertis-
ing. no256t
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NJ METROPOLITAN PRIsMATICn WOOD
S PAVING COMPANY,

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1891 New York avenue
ENGiNEERS 6ls Sd street, n. W.
Once hours, from 10 a. m to 2pm.
no4-1n ISunday Chron
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-PPRINCIPAL OFFICE OF TUE FREED.
y MEN SAVINGS AND TRUST Co,
o. -

&c TIE TIME Is NOW.
BkNK No sol nh street, posite the Post ofs,cs
drawssix per cent: The Bank Will bee psn till p
giving. for Deposits. II will be closed on Thanks
giving DAY bpi on Friday Deeembsr let, all Sums
The Bank viii he moved to its magnificent new
HOUSE opposite the Treasury, early in December
no U-id1 lRepublcan AID Chronicle
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pRIvArE REsiDESCEs FOR SALE.

-
Mss The Horse Is ara slssc tTGtter. ~
MA s.w.oOrn.r y. a. .1e W .sa Is,i :i1~-1
PRIVATE RESIDENCES FOR SALE
We offer for sal. the following FIRST CLASS
IN Thai HANps6Mk kfstpkscs At the oerp.r Of
sna 81, occupied by Won Columbus Dcla1o,
stable sts.shsd. Price . 90. '-r'N.' mouse SUI
rropertyb on st. In it, finish arran gement and
appointments the handsnm-st in th- market. IL not
m the city; Csrriage hsuse and stable sttachsi.
:. The FINE RESIDENCE at the oorser Of san "a
D. t naleSry Sauare lately 1ocupied by
attached, also . feet in width lot 8x7s The VIII lls
Es.1denoe or an Investment is unsurpassed. Prios,
sEE Of thcse 'i FINE NV RESIDENCES On 18Th
s ~ cen and haPssSmey hSsd mp with
Also, TWO HEw RESIDENCES, complete in
e,ery respect; on St between "a and 81 st Iust
west o. Cen shern an residence. Prices Sl2gsO
Also, some very h9e Building Lots On Vermont
For insP.ction, and fun phrticgIsr; a. 20 terms,
d s'pp - = Raj Estate Rrdkars. 81 -ts.,
IChron .Repub .PStriot.l
FOR SALE-One ~ the ollo-t e-tAh.ishei m Il
y successful and hest known RESTAURANTS Ia
the city Of Washington, ID. q. supper aud dining
6es, lcgation in n. siiJ song lease and reasonable
dom offered; Address box sos Post Once, ws:L-
Shlhl , Ia 4 liz LNONNmlGAL BUILDING
Office no - n
~ FOR SALE
Il NE Largest AND BEST ASSORTMENT
nt fne Geld aud Silver WATCHES, solid Gold n
CHAINS. DIAMONDS, and every variety Of f5ky
othef hne JkW ELEr, solid Silver Ware lr0m 90
GSrham AID other manufactures the best Silver
Plated arc, on nlckle silver. all kinds Of American
ard imported Clocks Music Boxes ofthe finest man
ufacture, Brceoh Loading and other 6uns In great
variety Rev divers Cutlery, and the gres'es srlec
lion OF Fancy Goods an the CITY, Is offered by =.
GpBDsIklh & co at their new store. 6i9 Penn
syivania avenue under the MetrOp plitRn Hotel aud
NJ their old stand. 209 ~ street. Every article
fully warranted. and al prices comparing fayOrAbly
with any other first class establishment in this or
any Other city. ONE PRICE ONLY. no2S
FOR s1LE-The Right OF the District in Doty'-
l. Gas Generator for lighting hotels, resilenc-s.
stores, churches. &c. with n superior gas light 1t
ons-quarter the cost Of csal gas One Of these ma
Chimes has been used ~ No. lis Pennsyivau'z
enue since February last, aud gives entire sstisfsc
ton. For price and terms inquire Of
A. M DANIELS.
Dol3 Jim southeast corner OF 9TH aud T. sts.
FOR sALE-HoRsE, BUGGY and HARNESS:
u good business rig: Can he seen AT
HOW hRns Stables, q street, between 9Th ~
anu Iin. So2. ncS-u 49,
E0RsALE, QIIEAP-A fine SET OF SURVEYING
Il INSTRUMENTS, IN perfect order, at
,. II. soUIRR's, Mo-ey Broker,
OCI0 n Ia0T
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" W fUN1 IT U NOV. = 7, IblI. nOZ tIeII
~NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, That appli
AS cation will be made to the NATIONAL
SAFE DEPgSIT COMPANY Of Waah ngtsn, ID G .
for new CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT in the place
OF q lost one issued By said Company to LAW
RENOE ROSTER, numbered one thousand eight
hc1Itlred and fifty eight. no 25-lOt.
NE GEORGETOwN TAXES on REAL AND
S PERSONAL PROPERTY can now be paid
az the Morrison Building, "A street Pennsyl-
wanna az enue. Office Hours from "a IN. to 3 D. m
MONDAYS any ATCRDAYS from a. m. to d.
m. An stafemeuf Of per cent. on all bills pad
prior to December LIST prox imo.
G.. 2. RAMSBUhG,
Deputy Collector for Georgetown.
WIN. III. SLATER,
Collector for District Columbia.
November 18th, l8l
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TsA MEETING OF CITIZINs Ladies in
Wy cludedl win be held in Liberty tall. corner
q and 5th streets, 81 y p. m, MONDAY EvEN-
The Cororsn Lot for Northern Market site. "a
NJ sPIBIfUALIsM-HARM ONIAL HALL
9S Mrs fkAscEs Q HrzEs, one % the most
Lecture Each seSeSY ne s.r present b time, vii
morn ng lecture Commencing at n 'olssk; evening
at ~ AdmittAnes to the evening lecture, 10
n~TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. WINTER
W. CAnPAlGN-tOns One, CONE an, aa5
SIss "a. Pledss ,.rhe first OF the wasningtonisp
TTsGmG.rsnee weeting. for this winter will 8, held
ance Hall, street. between 9Th and 10th All are
cordially invited. By order Committee of Arrange.
ments Its
U sYRst6sfaSs EE dbeE Nh ,o SrR1:;'
seven and Streets On sUSBhfh Der 81 sd Hal :,
pSs Ms ssS l" n s G5 late Be
spSetully invited to attend BY Ger q The Lodse
II p, 9. CAMPBELL.
"hAsoNIC:1Ths memhel. Of NV JERU-
streets. 90 10 MORROW SUNDAY at o'clock. to
Bc Master Msso G roca stsnains are
~ URIAs HURST, Secretary.
Ne THE SUNDAY MORNING GA.
uS ZETTE,
REACTIFUL, BRILLIANT AND BRIGHT
in Editorials, News, Gossip and Miscellany. viii
TOMORROW
furnish rare, racy and rich repast to every reader
- RENEMBEB, for Advertising Holiday Gifts
the GAZETTE is the very best medium
~ ADVERTISEMENTS received up to twelve
tI2loelock TO NIGHT. 1t
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/" n o T I c z.

tS -
In ACCORDANCE with the following directions Of the
GoysTnor o the District of Columbia viz:
Executive OsFies, Nov. IS, ISL.
To Ia A HfifiRg Commission.
on arr hereby authorized and directed 10 resume
the examination Of claims and evidence not hereto
lore submitted for action, ard TO give public
notice That yOu will continue to receive such appli
cations vouchers until the Ilth day of December
next, and embrace the same in Fl nal re- port
(slgnedl H II. COOKE, Governor.
all creditors Of the late corporations Of Washington
Georgetown and the Levy Court who have not as We:
presented their claims before the Commission ap
pointed to receive and audit them, are hereby re-
9uestet to present them or before the 18th day Of
December next that the same may BE- acted upon And
embodied IN their final report; otherwise serioss
delay and other dsad antsges may result parties
Beglecting TO avail themselves Of this privilege a.
ther claims could not be embraced the recon- mem
DAT On OF the Commission, share in the provisions
to " made Tor the payment of claims audited and
allow ed
The Commission will meet EVERY DAY, CSun-
days excepted from 10 o'clock m, to O'Clock
N, AT THE OFFICE OF A. s. PRATT 4 SON
FIkST FLOOR, \. NJ. G. A. BUILDING, corner
Of Ninth and d streets.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.
CORNER 18Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE,
OPPOSITE RI5Gs'J
SATURDAY, Dec. ., 1911
Deposits made with this Bank to-day will draw in
terest at six per cent. from yesterday.
By order Of Board of Managers.
1t HENRY A. WILLARD, President,
0=NOTICE.-The annual meeting of die Stock =
uS helders of the MASONIC HAIL ASSOCIA-
TON will be held in the PsrlOr OF the Masonic
Temple on MONDAY EVENING, December 4,
ISL. alta clock, for the election of Directors
dl Il NOBLE ID. LARNER, Secretary
0TsGHo0L FOR NgRsEs.-PKQF: J. IA.
w THOMPSON and DB. r. A.. ASHFOR BID
viii deliver Course of Lectures at Columbia Hos
pIral TO ladies only, commencing the first
Thu RsDAl In January, lQ2, at 4 p. m; The object
IN all the duties belonging 10 a MUSE, and will en-
brace so much Of Midwifery, Anatomy, HISTOLOGY
and by gene as may be necessary TO enable them
carly cut rnderstaldingy the orders of the attend
ing ply scian Circulars with full particulars can
be obtained upon application to DIR. J. II. THOMP-
SON. 1922 Massachusetts avenue: DR.. A ASH
FORD, 4 $40 New York avenue, or the MatrOn al
the b ospital.. 80 nO29-2t
nPPRINCIPAL OrFICE OF THE FREED-
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LOST AND FOUND.

eS REwARg-LOST-On the 18th instant A
YC BLACK DO9i white tresst, and fore paws
Whit 1ns s months 9d brass cOlls5 The above
DIST JOHN PEPPER
I EFT, BY PARTIEs UNKNOWN, UPON TBE
Maine avenue, portion Of STEAM MACHINERY.
The on ner or owners Of said property WIN please
come forward prove property, pay charges and take
the same il will be sold to pay te penses of
storage, &c. By order Of the lessees. =
d. saw a., r. J. COLLINS, Secretary.
(SERTIFICATE No. % or CENTRAL BUILD.
OlNG ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public cautioned not 10 receive IL. ocl6
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. BOARDO OF PUBLIC WORKS,


NJ BoARDOF PUBLIC wORKs,
o0 DISTRICT or OoLrMsIA,
WASHINGTON, November 8. lSl
order from the board for material anything but the
material ordered, exact n quantity and quality and
shall have had il deiversd to him upon the work for
which il wa. issued and contractor shall receive
Of material due upon an order Of this board.
' sa this 0rdsr shall have bis
ALEX. B. SHEPHERD,
no4 Vice President.
NJ POST oEFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISsrox, D. G., Nov; ., Izl.
az sssq That The
donations BY means of New Year. addresses, and
vice. and derogatory 70 the beet carriers sIoud
st ell times command
1t Il therefore ordered that the issuing of any sd-
tended or calculated to induce tbs public TO make
1nem 6Shs.iSns or ;as ssSsse,ns Of srsssnt'ey
nos JOHN 4. i ,. 9R.swE s.I:-.,
s.reaith essd 10 ths sS9.rs. snsC u
cs ri. d s ,ssr
VII y HSs Sa
snes q n. week The .eeamais.sd goods con:i:t
q many article: Of great ,slae, not usually ebt.n
sTs5y article as Represented IF %sT
IRspubliean. Herald, Capital, and Chroniclsl
rONNOLLfS,
y Sos 9Th street, opposite Patent Once.
Black srks. yeiyets. yelyeteens, sateeas.
knsoci R%Pfss. ci%ts, ali .haSe: % Cents.
Heavy Corduroys, white and ban. Sias,
Curtain Lace, from auction, 20 cents.
Cent? Ladies' and Ohihrens Merfno Underwear.
.sicrsn and other aes shagls.
spreads; Towels, Napkins, Table Linen. Table
Covers, &C. ....r dist
A FULL ASSORTMENT
IA or
DOMESTIC GOODS: cottons, G ALLEGES Ginghams,
flannels, Blankets, shawls, Oassimeres, Water
DRESS GOODSc Black Silks, velTeteens, Saline
Cloths, Poplins, Atriooes, Plaids, Alpaeas, Kprs-
sINpRIEs: Motions, Hosiery, Gloves, Under.
wear, Hantkerchiefs, Spool CottOns, Spool silks
TINENs. psnasks, Diapers, shirtings, Collars
Guns, Canbrc.. Na pk i1.. poylie:
hogan 4 WYLIE,
det2u l0l. and 1850 9TH street n. W.