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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-Last night between 10th and R, and Nth
IL and u str eets, some LETTERS, Containing
money The firder will be literally rewarded by
leaNlng Inc same at this Office. no42t
/ OsT-An ENVELOPE, Containing fifty dollars
- currency, letter and papers. The finder will be
literally rewarded if left at 800 New Jersey av
enue D T. MOI IT.
Il oST-On Saturday last, a CARBUNCLE EAR
II RING SET in Etruscan Gold. A reward will be
paid if left at No. 1922 Sth street N. w. no 3-2ts
I 0ST-On the evening of Nov. LIST, 1871, an EAR
IL RING, Of Red Lava. The finder will be lfber
a ly rewarded by leaving the same at this office.
I OST-On Tuesday last, somewhere on 18th street,
~ POCKET BOOK, containing money and yalu-
able papers. The finder will receive q suitable re-
ward by leaving ii ct this Office, or at W. w. BUR-
DETTE'S Dry Goods Store. No. 92S 7th ct. nos 81
I OST-A CERTIFICATEI issued by the Corpora
IL tion of W arlington, in the name OF b. H HILL,
for the fourth instalment for paving footways in
square 7l9, Lot g.. a, issued In favor of Michael
Green, and dated March % 1869. Any one returning
the same will be literally rewarded.
no ST. NJ. GREEN.
7 OS1-A PET CAT, two years old, grey and
swers to the name Of g Teeter.n Valued by owner
on account of having been the pc. Of their little
child, now deceased. Any person returning him uu-
injured, or advising us where can find him, W ill
De sSs street. near fassns 6:e
~ ING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are CAUTIONED not TO receive 1t. ocl6
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~ LYONS BLACK GBOs GRAIN SILKS. -
Just received from our Agent at Lyons, one more
case OF those elegant satin fnishl BLACK eros
GRAIN SILKS, which we are selling at the very
low price OF Sl75, 81, 81 Is, 500, S2.75, aud So
per yard. JOSEPH J. MAY
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mH JOSEPH ]. MAYS H1
aiillu Paris Kid Glove Depot, li,N2,l
W Ts39 PESN'A AVENUE, bet. 9Th 10th. w

1000 worth very best quality PARIS
KID GLOVES, Jour own importation,J with one
two, three and four buttons.
~ Ladies', 81; Gents, So IS: Ohildrep's 81 "a
~ 5000 pairs "LUPIN'S" KID GLOVES at
~ The Trade supplied at New York prices.
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THE GRAPHIC Illustrated Weekly PAPER can
now be supplied regularly to every part of the nj
ted States by sending direct to the Office in London
M Dey Order, (which can now be obtained in any
town in the United States and Canada
One years. subscription. pound sixteen shil-
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A free copy as specimen will be sent on applica-
ton.
Means will be taken that the papers shall be de-
hVered Tree from injury every week that the
number Will not only be of interest at the moment
but, bound into volumes, become a handsome book
Tor the drawing room table.
The extraordinary success of THE GRAPHIC in
EUROPE IS due in great measure to the number and
nigh quality Of Its Illustrations drawn by a number
OF distinguished painters. many of whom have
reputation THE GRAPHIC has now obtained has
been also by the number of its artists aAd
correspondents in all parts of the world thus
the Journal Of interest to all.
The money order must be made payable to
Z. MANSFfELp,
THE GRAPHIC,
100, Strand, London.
The forthcoming Christmas Double Number will
be OF unusual interest," The Story equal in quantity
10 one volume novel, will be written by
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III VIII also contain eleven pages Of high class En-
Cravings and handsome Print suit able for framing
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BUFFALO" BLACK ALPACAS and
BEAVER" BLACK MOHAIRS.
II We are Messrs. Peake, Opdyeke a CO. s
agents for the sale of the ALPACAS and MOH AIRS
named above, and have all the qualities, from 81
cents To 81 = per yard.
81 The genuine goods have a ticket on each piece
bearing picture Of the Buffalo" and the Beaver
and can only be found at our store.
JOSEPH J. MAY.
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CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS

CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS.
BUSINESS SUITS, of Melton. Scotch and Domestic
Cassimeres, Of our Own manufacture, equal to the
best custom work, and fully 10 per cent. cheaper
FALL OvERCOATS. at reduced prices.
BOYS SCHOOL and DREsS SUITS, in ages from
three years and upwards, in great variety of Quali
~ and styles.
BOYS OVERCOATS and TOGAS
MINIS OVEBCOATS, Of various fabrics. ada pted
10 the present season, and 1T prices less than The
same make OF goods can be purchased elsewhere
White, Colored and Cashmere SHIRTS, of uperior
fit.
MEMS and BOYS UHDERSHIRTS and DRAW
KS, GLOVES, TIES, SCARfS, BOWS, &c .
&C. MOI 80
=
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~ THE CAPITAL
TOMORROW WILL CONTAIN:
TIE CONFESSION OF HESTER BRANDE
RURAL IMPLICITLY.
WOMEN AS GOVERNMENT CLERKS
THE MORMON TROUBLE.
CATACAZY'S WALKING PAPERS
MILDRED AND ALEXIS IN BALTIMORE
Hor .NN fO h THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
OLD SENECA SAND STONE
THE BRIL- LIANT BOAT RACE
n TIE NEW INCUMBENT OF THE STATE
THE DAILY TIMES
SOCIAL GOSSIP, LOCAL NEWS, TELE.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1881 New York avenue.
ENGlNEERs els Sd street, n. W.
Office hours, from 10 a. M TO ANN
nO4 I'm ISundaV Chron \
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rDIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA,

nFDlSTRICf OF COLUMBIA,
sS BOARD OF HEALTH.
WASHINGTON, November g. 1871
The Physicians TO the Poor are requested TO meet
9th instant, at 10 a. m for the nose of receix
ing Instructions in regard to vaccinati m In com
plance with the order Of the Governor of The Dis
tritt. Chris ~ COV
IT President Of the Rcard Of Gs.i,h
nTNOTICE.-A Public Temperance Meeting
W. under the uspices of the FATHER MATHs
EN- CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
viii be held AZ StOtts Hall corner of Penn ayenu.
and Dth st. TOMORROW EVENING, Sunday
NOV 9TH, lNl. Professor DREW and other advocates
OF the cause will address the meeting The public il
respectfully invited. Reserved seats for ladies
BY 9rdeT Of THE PRESIDENT.
~ LIS II
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BOARDING.

oOAxhA1Iy0.
Il ARGE AND WRLL-FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ with good TABLE BOARD, at reasonable rates
at OF 18th street. between and #. nol7tt
RO0MS IQR. RENT, NEAR JUDICIARY
square: single or en- suite, either furpished or
uniurnisned; BOARD il desired. At SIS 81 street.
corner OF INDIANA avenue. mol St.
HANDs0MELr FgRHlsRED Rooms. en- suite
H or single, hot and cold baths and all other con
yeniences, can be obtained af 548 18th streef. he
tween = and h streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS
Hon RENT-Newly furniehed PARLORS on 6ret
floor and suit Of ROO Ms on second foor with
nrst Class board, at JIG 18th street northwest, be-
EIRST:C BOARD, WITH PLHASANI
= LHOAT ROOMS, tc , had on reasonable term
. lSVI, corner Penngylvanis avenue and Iefk
skfeef. GOOD location and accessfbb mh1s "
NoTI0E TO TIE LADIES AND AMArEURs
ma, o. Hfnciass Roses, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
jumping Parior Plants, &c.-Having sold parr OF
ny place and wishing TO dispose OF the balauce In
tne spring, ofer for sale the best collection of the
sspoxe nemed PLANTS and . great many other
inas q nrst quality In quantities suit purcha sers
w:h;ny.n, iorisf, corner OF Connecticut avenue,
-s .ol, -. y. nos
ESTIMATES FOR EXCAyATING ABOUT a0oo
- yards OF Cellar work viii be received For in.
tcs 81 az 70 locality, &C., apply at FENWICK
&sLAMARfS 3, corner Of 7th and canal moist
MMhGNSE VARIETY OF FALL AaD WINTER
CLoTHiNG,d A. STRAUSS
lOli Eenasylvania avenue,
oc<9 betweep 10th and llth streets,
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~THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
The Voters of the Thirteenth District win sunnor,
n. SARDO
as candida for the House of Delegates subject Tn
nominating meeting Of the people Of the "
noSI DISTRICT
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s1;ISan s S9FrlCE Rooms IN the
nth side, - Az
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$4,000 AOREs OF LAND IN Macon county, n.
y, Blue hdse Railroad running through t. so 900
snds and covered With ehoice timber s9gsIior fruit
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon viii en-
goods. 3, a. STETLANrn FEDERAL Rincl
mhll-u corner OF 9TH and v streets,
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Last words 10 Voters,

As the Territorial election comes of to-mor-
row our contemporaries are dealing out their
''Last Words TO Voters
TBE STAR says Vote for the most useful
men, men Of character and ability and at thu
same time, men who can be Of service to the
Territory, men who have the capacity and the
iItEence 10 advance the interests Of the com
munity they represent. For instance, General
Chapman and Mr.. Merrick are both men ofhigh
character and fine abilities, but when it is
Necessary to decide which Of the two can most
. rviceably represent US in Congress there can
lie but one answer-GeneraI Chapman is the
man. Mr.. Merriek elected as arampant demo-
craft 20 a republican Congress would prejudice
us at every turn. TO send him up to the Capt.
toll would be to faunt the hostility of the people
OF this Territory in the faces of the majority in
Congress in a way that would make that
majority solidly inimical to every District
interest he should undertake to advocate.
This is not the way in which practical people
DO business for themselves. If they employ a
syver they select the man who can influence
che court and the jury; most certainly not the
ore against whom both court and jury are
pTejudieed in the start. And nothing can be
mere idle than the idea put forth by partisans
that by probable turn in politics Mr.. Merrick
may come TO represent the majority in Con-
gIeSs. The result of the Connecticut election
shows that the day OF a democratic House Is far
distant, and in any event the Senate must be
decidedly republican for many years.
Cur Legislature, too, should be in harmony
with the Administration and with the Terri
tOrial executive, in order that our new form of
government may start under favorable auspices
and have a fair trial. Much is hoped by citi-
zens interested in the welfare OF the District
ircm the new mode of government, in the reform
OF abuses, retrenchment in the waste and profit
gacy OF the old municipal system Of affairs, aud
IN the energetic, Judiclous, and prudent execu-
ton Of public works on q thoughtful, compre-
hensive plan for the improvement and pros
Perity Of the city and Territory. Nothing could
be more disastrous for the future OF the Terri
tory than to elect a factious opposition House
OF Delegates, thus establishing dead lock be-
tween the two branches in the outset, and de-
stroying all prospect of edsctine busiuess-like
o Tganizstion.
Let us elect Delegate TO Congress who can
serve US, and q House Of Delegates adapted for
practical businessmen body OF factious par
tsans wh0-hsve no other mission than ssto mske
Rome howl against Congress and the Executive.
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Last Dying Kick of Merrick's Mixed
school BABY,

And now We have the Patriot making a last
effort 20 relieve Mr.. Merrick Of his unhappy
mixed school bsntling BY a disreputabIe roor-
back to the effect that Gen. Chapman, in a
speech last night, in answer to an interrogation
IA regard to the school question, answered.
elf you don't Ike mixed schools you had better
take your children away from the District -
We have 70 say that this statement by the
Patriot is dIsgraceful electioneering falsehood.
unworthy OF the most reckless partisan paper
That il should appear in a paper claiming dig
BIty and character can be accounted for only
on the theory Of utter desperation over ensured
defeat.
What Gen. Chapman did say in his speech last
night was that he had no disposition to disturb
the present condition OF the schoo! system; that
during the canvass he had heard no expression
IN favor OF mixed schools; and that it was A
matter he would leave with the people. He de-
elaTed himself, as he has done heretofore In his
speeches, in favor OF an equal distribution OF
the school fund, and of tree and equal educa-
ton for all, but said no word that could be tor
turedinto advocacy of mixed schools. Usually.
iyIug roorbacks of this kind, put out lust On the
eve OF an election, 10 more damage to those
utteTIng them than to the party tney hone 70
Iniure, and We have no doubt II will b. 80 in
ihis case.
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The fooEkilier ought to be on hand to dea
with the zany Who originated the story teIe-
graFhed from this city 70 the northern press
chat in ISIS, in January or February, there will
De IN the national capital no lees than one hun
iTed thousand e1-rebels banded together under
the Caths Of the kuklnx Khan, with arms and
ammunition at their command. great tour
nsment will be held in this city at that time.
according 10 this verscious report, and this
immense army can come here without attract
ng attention, and when the counting of the
electoral vote Tor President and Vice PresI-
dent takes place, should it be deemed necessary
10 throw out the votes Of certain Southern
States because Of their alleged disloyalty, these
kukluSes will rise in a body and demand th At
those votes be counted, thus eIecting q demo-
cratic President. "what Their, )" IL i. triumph
an,ly asked, "can our little standing army of
forts thousand United States soldiers do ae.;ns,
>uCh formidable foe -
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The CrisPin difficulties in Baltimore have
been settled The employers agree that their
women employees shall belong to any associa-
ton they see Mt to join. provided it Dies not in
teriere with their duties, and the Daughters of
81. Crispin have therefore gone to work agsin-
and the Sons OF 80. Crisp;n. who 80 galIaptlv
followed them out, have returned TO their shon.
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Nobody wants mixed schools, not a word i,
said in their favor, and we shall not have them
uniess Mr.. Merriek Is sent up to the Capitol as
our representative with a mixed school chin on
his hat, daring Congress to knock it of. Then
We Should be pretty sure to get them. The yay
then to ensure mixed schools is to vote for
MerTick.
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y. \. OAR1TRR, Chief J I.ties
AB1oLSS" Justice.
BAvIDC, HUMPHREYS. {.
ARTB CR MACARTHUR.
Additional ReXuInfiOns. Ado~s>c
AnRfl la. 1871

The superintendenfs Of Election are In a.i;x.r
before opaf atina, to the Governor OF tbe D,.sr,.
the ballot. boxes, sealed AZ feQuired. at the Gov
ernor once, In said District. northVest "
ington- " asn-
II an open ticket be handed nv .
supeffnfst de nts OF Election, he 10 to field n ~
conceal the name be,ore depositiug IL In the - "
In the ballot box In counting, neither IL TO he
Scratched or pasted tickets shsu he cor,.., =.
the pasted nsue becomes detached fr.m The ,;r =.
u shall not Be counted but the name on fhs or;
shsll DO counted. " o0'nx read,
4. 2. COokE. Gorcnsr.
ID. Il. OARfTBB, Ca,rT yvsi,,,
AkDkkW WyLID, Jsst.rs
A. q. OklN, Jsstses.
splS ABTHUB MAcARTHUR, Jssri..
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The rage for military companies at Richmond
Va Is at fever heat. Nearly all the old mill
tAry companies have been recognized. The
arms appropriated to Virginia under the militia
law will soon be all taken I'D
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HcA Ur ITO Nj
WASTE OF POTOMAC WATER

"AiEE kxsIsrRAR's OFFICE, CfTY HALL
wAsAINeros, d. u, April IL, inl.
I'M AIrkhTiOH OF ALL WHO USE pOTo.
MAO AQUHDUCT wATHR n, ana - a..
the Corporation OF Washington, OF Yebrusrv \:
ls7i, reaurins the use Of meters In an pIsc.. ~
large quantities OF water is consumed or vastsd
Notice is hereby given that the Inspector Ana "a,
per OF water Mans has been instructed to carefuli,
watch all premises where waaer Is sllox "A 10
waste, and 10 report the facts to tais once -
orders viii be immediately given to put on ms,sr.
an conformity with said act, which require, the er.
pease on the same 70 be paid By the consumer.
In orser that those who reside on hieb srou~a
sna OBTAIN out little water. in Consequence OF the
80. - 'nsaised In By those living In the lower
"rieuy enforced to the end that ali may havs :,
eeaai share OF the water they have paid for
apF+2w JOHN II. CRANE. w.,.r p..,..
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~THEDIBECTORs OF THE"PROyInvyr
~ AID sOClkrl are requested 20 present -
10 tsdlting Conmittee, on or before m ESDAY
NhAI, the 18th inst, each and every hill An.
lhe socit n order that prom pit settlement NAV ~
sic ana the snalrs CT the society closet for r.
ssson As. SOLOMONS Treasnr.r.a
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. Addresses oy the retiring President, Gs, N n
howard, Rev y; samson. aud Hos n n ~. "
MUSIC under the direcsisn Of o. b. Blriin, %
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IA DrPAErnr s.,,., 2g nETsoPoIITAs

u DEPARTMENT. sJ,., az nrrsoPoLIrA1
OFFiCE OF MAJOR AND SCPERfNrExnrx,
n. 4. WASHINGToN, April 18Th, ls;i
I'd " requestet and expected that RESP II
kANLs. BARs, and other places where infoxis.-
ing nlpers are sold or otherwise disposed ~ -
80 uIlnk. VIII be elosrd aud remain ciosad S,.,yy
ths ennIe day OF THURSDAY nexr Eisctien a ns
a. - proSsutionsry measure, IOokiar ~ az -. 80
ef'auoo OF tne peace III At day. ria i;-ns.k.es .
ot foice VIII De Instructed 10 take ,,a.s ants
snd close places which fail TO comp,y -; s OF
a,I- q, = y kfcHARDs
- fp.,-,o, hlShor ana superintendent
~ OFFICE oE TRUSTEES or PUaIIc
~ eCHOOLs. SoSiO
aAm NIP q Applicants for Position. a.
i-NEers viii be held AZ the school hon. o. 50
zee opposite street, on SATURDAY Ma az
throughout the day - SVnunuins
All Vii be examined who appear before IN. hor-
80 ~ - and bring evidence Of good chsrsr,s,
nj, ~ ever eighteen years OF age Csrticstes
v M moi be ne who pass satisfactorily; but
a;.,s.. .rnsldered ss cJnferring G Aims o. -.
Nv oTder az c .o.e ~ now 40 vacancies
D1 OtceI u COMMITTEES on Tesrhe
ANNA s-1 RI heLELhAN, Chairman
'NhI0e'hep-Pst.l apR1 isvt;
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n~THE 18Th ANNIVERSARY
OF The
YOUNG MINIS OHRIsTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
Will take place in
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, April 2tth, 1871 =, ~
o'clock. Ps
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uUhSES FOR SAbE,
H AT DE. BROLEYS STABLE,
street, between 1ith and 18th
One pair BROWN MARES, raised in Can -
AGA end years old; fast trotters. sound ~
ab1 kind 10 single and double harness. N
One pair splendid MARES Young sound ana
KID In angle and double harness "A~
Also lot OF single HORSES, suitable for all pur
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

EOR NORFOLK AND BOSTON
On and after Monday, n arch q, ls7l until further
notice, tho fast class iron steamer, -
LADY or THE LAKE, Captain EeSH
Mitchell. VIII leave her W hsrf, foot Of
TN street, e. cry MONDAY aud TIL RsDAT, att
p m, Tor Norfolk, connecting With the rrst -oIAss
SO amer OF TIE "A. and N Transportation Company
Tor Boston, srd with the Seaboard and RoanOks
railroad for the South, Through tickets and bills
town, ID. G., same days At II g.. m For freight or
passage amply on board or 60 v. d GRONER, agent,
Norfolk. Va }. q. PHILLIPS. Alexandria, ". :
g. WATEks, Georgetown, ID. G., srto
:. p. BLOWS SON,
Corner 18th street and New York avenue
Isl ciss' isre TO Norfolk, Is: round trip, g.
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BOARDING.

TWO PLEASANT FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
910 s0th street, NV arIIs9.a'
ELlolBLE AND CON PORTABLE RcOMS.
- near the Departments, with nrst-cIass Board'
terms: Alsc, Table 6oarders sccommodsted feo n
EIRsT OLAn. BOARD, WITH PLEAsANT
FkOET EOOnS. TO b had ON rcaeenaSis
,erme e 1901, or Rennsyivania avenue and ~
street. Good location and soossible. nhSs-iy
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a NCHUR LINE ETEAMERS

"A SAIL EVERY WEDNESOAF AND SAT-.
CRDkY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling at Londonderry TO land Mails Passengers
The steamers Of this fsvorite line are built ex
pressE ~ ne Atlantic passenger trade. >efDS
Anc ntied ND IN every respect with all the44E0
mooern IN proyements Calculated 70 in -
sure the safety, comfort, and convenience Of pas
sengers. -
To PaSsas, Nae, peystie IN C.rrsncy.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
MRS. 3. A. SHEPHERD
Having removed her Millinery Establisbuep, from,
ne, ~ he AS, street to the northeast
gay, April 10Th, with a fresh, new stock Of -
VVLLInEhY GOODS. Just received from New
norf, and respectfully invites her frienss 70 Eli
Ibis oreDipg has been deferred some DAYS on ac
count OF the recent FIRE rnlaS,s
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~FINE OLD BE wHIBKY, WARRANT.
W I'D PURE. AT RHASOHABLE
RATFa

Per bottle, containing over piut and half, n l. IN
eaantity, 96 per gallon The especial attention OF
envsids antilles, and all others DESTROYS Of obtain.
ing pure article only, is requested. 1 make it a
spscsiy, and ,rd,ronf IL perfectly pure. Price far
more ressonable than . similar article can Be Tot
Also, CALIroRHn WINES &, BOTTLES AMI,
rerkns Sterns' and speers' being the only relia-
san Siefbasnas keen no Others These offer at
snerry. = book and Claret, rs cents, and still
bottle " N'N' "a Per
Everything TO be found in q first class Drug Store
II equally low rates.
ARTfiUR NATTAEs. Druggist.
apo Ut I'd and Streets n w
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G. r O CE r I E s.,

Such as Sugars, Syrups, CofFees, Teas and
Spices. Also, large lot of Queensware,
Hardware. Wood and Willow Ware Fish
Salt and Nails. Together with full assort-
ment of Goods usually kept in country store
asA- Highest price paid for country pro
duce in exchange for goods. Prices to suit
the times t.- May |, 1871.
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WATCHES s. JEWELRY.

Gold and Siiper Watches,
Ear rings, PLAN aud Fancy rings,
Watch Keys, Ladies' and Gents Breast Pins,
G Gold Pens and Pencils, &c, which at this tnae
form the largest and bes, assortment in the
county.
EsA- All the above goods will be sold cheap
er than any other store in the United States.
I If you don't believe it, just give him cal.
and be convinced of the truth of the assertion
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-04
New Tin and Stove Establishment,
PerrysUille, Juniata County, Pa.

PerrysUille, Juniata County, Pa.
THE undersigned has opened ou; new
i Tin and Stove Establishment in tie room
on Railroad Street, next docr to the Tusca-
rora Hotel, where he would be pleased to see
all who are in want of Tinware Stoves, SC.
be will also give prompt attention to all or
ders for Roofing. Spouting and Jobbing, ali
OF which he guarantees TO put up With the
hest OF material and in workmsn-like man
nsr. Having had over ten years experience
in the business be fatters himself that he
can give entire satisfaction to the public.
He keeps on hand the celebrated Nimrod
Cook Stove, which is the best baker, most
econ mical and heaviest plated stove now in
use. He will keep on hand the Oriental
Heaters. and general assortment of the best
Stoves manufactured. JOHN DUNBAR.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-04
FANCY GOODS
C4RPETS,s OIL CLOTHS.f

He hason hand beautiful assortment OF
Carpets, Oil Cloths, SC which are Of good
quality, and well worth the inspection of tbs
huYer. -