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BALTIMORE, October H.-virginia skies, consol-
idsted. a.; Wee. yirginis's,s bid ts-dsy.
BALTIMORE, October II COTTON quiet and lower;
changed Wheat dull and stesvy; Ohio and Indiana
sI-white south.r 7297s; yellow southsrn. s5ei7;
mixed western, 81. Oats dull southern n $50; west
ern mixed, IS; do. white, 49a5o. Bye steady. Hay
unchanged r. DIVISIONS Quiet-mess pork, T9l7k.
Bulk mestsI;.houldsrs, *; clear rio sides, So.
g gar. ursd hams ms is@is Lard, sh@8l;: WESTERN
lower, stH COS. Sugar s,1ady and .sr.s, i0S
nav YokK, October H.-Stocks dull. Money,
gold: Gold, s. Exchange, long, 81; short, IN.
NEW York, October H-FIour dull and heavy
changed.
LONDON, October 1.-THE fl65 900 withdrawn
from the Bank of England to-day goes TO America
LONDON, October II, 1890 q. m.-The rate for
norey ut he Stock Exchange government se-
curftiee Is "a per cent; Erie, 40%.
LONDON, October II, ESQ p. m.-f5C0 900 were
Shipment to America.
LONDON October II, 3 D. m.-Erie, 39x
PARIS, October H.-Rnntes IS fran : confines
LONDON, DC ober II, $50 D. m-The amount OF
bullion Withdrawn from the Bark of England on
balance to day is fl65.lUO.
LONDON, October IL, NIT il the ee1er Il
opinion on the Stock Exchange that the Bank 81
" gianf rate Of discount will be advspc. ID on or he
ior- Ihursday n Nt BODds, new fves, 81.
PARIS, October IL .-Rentps, rs francs
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 0sfcs Of Ca7sF Sfg.aI QH.s,
WARRINGTON. nctobor " IsTa m. a a -

Hf.g
WASHINGTON, October II, 1873, 1850 a. m
SYNOPSIS ZOE THE PAST rwENry-FOuR HOURS -
Inc meter has continued fall since Thursday
n'Thlhg throughout the south Atlantic and gulf
arcs III ms fallen, bat risen agaju, in tue miidIa
and 'asfern states and Ovt the Tower IaSes and an
artA - low ssnre hiss apparentl7 advanced east
Sard int Minnesota. Light nOrtharly winds. with
partly cloudy W athar prevail in the south Atlantic
states, increasing TO brisk winds in southern Flor.
IDA. Northwest.rly winds, with clear Weather. are
reported trom New England, ami northwest winds
snh cloud or fog, ON the lower lake region aud
MICHIGAN Fresh TO brisk southeast winds, with
cloudy and rainy weather prevail over Lake Michi-
gan ard the northwest
PRoBABILIrIEs.-For the rest Of Friday, in the
western gulf states southessterly winds, with cloud
ana RAIN on the immediate coasts. For tho southern
states light winds from the northeast and southeast
WIN clear weather, except on the south Atlantic
coast, whore fresh northerly winds ara probable
For the middle states, northerly winds wearing to
n rtheast, with partly cloudy aud clear weather
For New England, northeriy winds and generally
clear weather, For the lower lakes, northeast
WINDS veering to southeast and increasing possibly
70 brisk followed by cloud and rain. For the upper
Iakes, falling barometer, eastery wind, cloudy and
RAINY weather. CautIonary signals are ordered for
Duluth, Escansbs and Marquette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

Mr. Jay Cooke displays true heroism. She
promptly relinquishes her dover right, TO meet
the pecunisry liabilities Of her husband. Any
relief TO this dark picture IL. of course, most
welcome. and IL Is certainly To be found in the
contrast here presented of womsn's self-sacri-
ice with mans turpitude.-Broekiyn Argus.
This is a most beautiful sentiment, and one
every way worthy q great journalist like Mr..
Demas Barnes; but 1t happens that Mrs Jay
Cooke has been dead, and Mr.. Jay Cooke a
vidower, for several years past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

"Sunset" Cox, who has received the Tam
many nomination for Congress for the vacant
sixth district, lately represented by Jas Brooks.
is Endorsed by the New York Evenina Post as ssa
thorough free-trader, An intelligent debater
and honest, qualifications which have been of
late years conspicuous for their absence in Con-
gress-" The only fault the Post has to find
with him is that he persists in calling himself
democrat when he really has very little feeling
In common with the present democratic organi-
cation. Sunsets free-trade proclivities are
what secured him this compliment from the
Post.
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Largest Circulation i'm The District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY October II, 1878.


Is Woman Suffrage Reform less popular now
than IL was seven years ago? The New York
Post answers the question in the Affirmative.
1t may be true that female suffrage Is less
talked about and discussed than formerly; but
on the other hand it cannot be denied a. mat
ter Of fact that the nd vocates of the cause have
made substantial progress, within . few years
past, both in gaining proselytes and in the act
ual Accomplishment of results. In one terri
tory at least, women have been recently enfran-
chised and possess all the political privileges of
male citizens, and it is not probable that these
rights will ever be taken from them, for
the reason that reforms never 20 back
ward. The advocates of female suffrage
claim that the only real, violent opposition to
their cause comes from tire lowest and worst
elements Of society; that persons of respecta-
bility and intelligence who are opposed to the
reform are moderate in their opposition, and
advance only the feeble argument of inexpe-
diencyi point to many public men of acknowl-
edged ability who are warm champions of the
movement; and insist that the cause is steadily
making progress. on the principle that he
" who excuses himself accuses himself"
the Post thinks discussion of the ca
liabilities of woman should be avoided.
''The very moment" says the same paper, "a
man is told that woman Is really yery inteui-
gent, be for the first time begins to doubt it.
The capacity of woman had better be taken for
granted. There had better be very little said
about spheres 1t is a practical question,
which is best discussed IN a cool, practical way
IL will be difficult to make men believe that
since the creation the race has been mistaken as
to the relations of the sexes. Ii will be wiser not
TO try TO show that the common conception of
woman is false one, but that the common
motion Of female suffrage Is a superficial one.
The world hs. had a very slight experience of
female suffrage; its experience of woman has
been very considerable. Let the reform be
argued simply as an instrument for the good of
society, and we advise its friends not to be too
impatient OF contradiction or ind ference, nor to
set their hearts too much upon immediate sue
cess" In addition TO this 1t might be suggested
that the women in their suffrage conventions
avoid the discussion of side issues and especially
OF "dress reform" There are thousands of per-
sons in favor Of woman suffrage who deprecste
the Juggling in of this and similar subjects at
conventions, and the effect of such discussion
Is sure TO show itself in their detection, and the
consequent weakening of ''the cause, proper.
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FINANCIAL Anp ConMEnCrAL.

wall street yesterday was quiet. At the stock
exchange there is a much easier feeling, and
prices are higher. Gold at the last board was
on the decline, and is heavy to carry. owing to
the difficulty in getting monsy. Government
bonds are lower.
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DROP0sALs FOR KEEPING IN REPAIR
l. The PpBLiG PUMPS IN THE DISTRICT

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, District Of Colombia
,n WAsHINGToN, October Is, 1873 (
PUBLIC Works until BOON, OCTOBER =, 1873 for
bstplng IN repair the public pumps in The District
J Columbls Tor the period Of ale year from NJ
enbtr 1873, the repairs to embrace W m ,t-risI
tLa al Work necessary TO keep the pumps in thor
Proposals msst be Endorsed " Proposals for Keep
ihg IL Repair the Public Pumps IN thu District of
'oiumtla and must be ado ressed to the Vice Pres
d. MT Of the Board.
The Board reserve the right to reject any or all
bids - ~
Any bidder may bid for . specified number of die
them. ~ "
By order Of the Board
CHARLES s. JOHNSON,
oCtl4-H Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

We publish to-day the report OF the Second
National Bank made to the Controller of the
Currency mp 10 the 18th of September. This
report, as will be seen by reference to it, 10 of
very favorable character. The national bank
ing law requires each national bank to keep on
hand as reserve, either IN New York or In the
bank, fourth of the amount of its circula-
ton and deposits. The report shows that the
bank had on that day nearly double the amount
required by the law, . verv strong showing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

Hon A. W. Campbell, who was one of the
founders of that paper, has resumed the etito-
rial management Of the Wheeling Iatelriyene,r.
MIR. G. Is a capable and fair minded editor. and
we welcome with pleasure his return to the feld
Of journalism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

The people of Montana complain, aud no
entirely without reason, Of the action of Prof.
Hayden In ignoring the old names of many of
the landmarks OF that territory, and giving to
rivers ard mountains the names of obscure
members Of his exploring party. He went 30
Tar In this direction In one case as to name a
prominent peak after an alien Englshman who
happened to be with the expedition for q little
while, as a visitor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

The Boston Globe has an editorial headed ''The
commonness Of common honesty" Wouldn't
"The uncommonness Of common honesty" bet
ter suit the times?
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contain,
n full acconnt nf fha shootin.. &c S>.a.a-

The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contain.
8 full account or the shooting OF Ex-senator
Pomeroy by Mr.. NJ. F. Conway; the Conviction
of Hope III. Slater for the murder OF Michael
Hussey, and the subsequent proceedings; the
visit OF the foreign members Of the Evangelical
Alliance to this city; what the Polaris Survivors
said 70 STAR reporter; what Andy johnson
says about Mrs. Surratt's execution, and about
bis the ex-Presidents) deposit In jay Cookies
bank; "Oh Tom, how could your" and
other sketches by the Danbury news man;
latest and best tales. poems, sketches and
fashion items; together with all the news of
the week; Washington news and gossip, agricul-
turaa items. household receipts, SC, SC.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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hr. vincent Colyer, Of New York, who has
the reputation Of being a sort Of fussv philan-
tnropls,, mas gone to Memphis to aid the sick
and suffering there. As he has never had the
yellow fever, and is entirely unscclima.ed. th,
chances are thst ne VIII add one to the sick list
instead of being Of any practical use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17
MEDICAL, DC.

consult Do LEON,
ne Olssa ks,shhsAsf Spssal,ss ,s fAsS.,t,
ne easrsniees q thor ugh and Red, me- -, IN
hsINous I'd cutsseuus dises--. sta f-n.is -
f'sio's' Ssr.,S,s hoogsfSr Lsstss
-. ell lsih re-i. bos- A
neurs- " e Il tot,sts
cores eendenee strictly oonadeutisl. ootlsim-
he hENkN WILSON, Ne SfS a.. -, a.
n gesr - reriencet In Arms a a-p 81. AM Prt,.fs
$500 rrems ~ cures. No Ia urious UIelicfrss
y i.IeSt cure, snd scienthc ana honor.hl- fr-.t.
neht ersrshteed CnsrE-s re.sonsble AMI enl, an.
charge fer sd,ioe and uediciue "N 'op "he
noorss - .. IA. TO m. Sundays, 81 N md
he LION, tosssnE-t Pays,-ts. al ,.,A
~ street; eoe'e n. Hours, 10 a. Il, ata a. ma a.
epceialties-Female ccmPlsints and oa,ss.ses
ei-ee,s. .eplS-ln.
nR. JANE WILSON hs. REMoyEp a. an A.
~ street, bet-sen z and -tr.cts 6orta 80 s.s
rsnt sns the b~.t Of attendance. .-ps s.s
I'h roer,s, hes returned 60 this city, at~r =. a.
srnoe OF some time, and will be pleased % s-e NJ
90 iriends, aid all others desiring Go consult mar
ehe nov located At sig ian street nc-thxesf, and
70 the csly lady endowed with the natural sin 81
IsNeAing the pat ahd foretellins the future. Her
cNlos IN business h Invaluable She respect fully
invites all 90 call and be convinced q her great
1owers. As the Madame stay 10 limited, all .bs
nify. -
M Rs n; :. fRksOH, OF PHILADkLPhIN,
~ rhe esiebrsted Reliable CisirN Oy ant Physiclan
ssenue once hours-i0s .. m 20 nm Ens.rs-
nehts Can BE msde for evening". Fill,
EEMALE DISEASES Of all GiRis .Ta.1a5 =
scribe osee ana enoosy St. advice ard u...i,
cine .in be sent Adsrs-s Mrs. Dr rHONrS0S
Nc go sn--' '"h -'--s- rNoszeishis - =.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
FALL AND UTNTEP CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
EYER OFFERED BEFORE.
EVER OFFERED BEFORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

The recent lamentable occurrence at Cornell
University which involved the death of a
promising youth OF this city, the son of General
Leggett, L nited States Commissioner of Patents,
aroused painful suspicion that the unfortu-
nate young man was the victim of a hazing"
process; but, as stated in our news columns,
Gen Leggett is convinced that the occurrence
was purely accidental, and does not for a mo-
ment believe it resulted from this cause. or dur
ing his initiation a member of the Kappa
Alpha society. According 10 a dispatch from
ithaca, however, the coroner's jury have rem
dered verdict Of accidental death during his
initiation, the testimony showing that h ,o1s
thpdto'ded AZ The time. This dispoSes of the
charge of "haTng,'' but virtually holds the
Alpha Kappa responsible for his death 1t
seems singular that the jury in finding such a
verdict should have omitted to at least censure
the society for its criminal carelessness Its to
be hoped that Gen. Leggett will not be satisfied
until be has more fully investigated the circum-
stances of his sons death. Justice to the insti
tuition as well as TO its patrons would seem to
demand that the mystery be cleared up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
sAts SR IfS ss4, * . =.
Is T., RS, s or ,.
sAts sAr fAsetf T;p. cs:.s .. g.
s sS,; es emu, Tor medium paper Address rIro,
sM Store, .sSs .i,u.i .a Wi ). .ss g u.
Ptnns,Esnia avenue northwest, si,sr siI o'sieei
81, $50 Y WASJEP p I yIs,T Two OR IaksE
Hspy e No. So So S SsS0 :o sas
eee: octle-st'
A RARE HAHoI.
rh an EsTABLIsHIp JOB PRINTING OFFICE
lok Lnn;.Ins once hss two Gordon Psessss,
s S5 BsOf + ..d JSs Typs ana s.a.
xss1 ioi corner q I'll and . sSs s Se;;S
LOB sALK-The sTOCk and FIXTURES u an
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avenue. octD SIS
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IShk OF splendid stand for bar-room aud
uenSihg- house, on Pernsylyanis avenue, contain
nv TIT sa, cen cons, and rental % SO per
~ g SHGsssoS pcS vi ;a, co 6tP'. S:l s
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AN EARTHQUAKE CAN KsDASGER
roR sAL6,An elegant s-story RRIOK HOUSE,
2h west eide y b street, between aud NJ with deep
Two tstoIy BRI HOUSES, on isb 81 s,f 2, Ger he.
THREE 4,stcry room deep HOUSES, on 18Th s,rs.,
ThIee STORY HOUSES, IN 7th .tresi s., .,
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hse S,siofs BRICK, with very deem side an,
rear LOT, on 81 street, between aud @.
des,T. se 81 slsEss LOT at corner and 3sth
4 splendid BGsINEss LOT at the intersection Of
fne LOT at corner OF Msssachu-ctts aVen1. ana
lth street east near Lincoln square, n 800 feet.
octl-l@ lRep1 K. X. WILSON, al 7th st.
ThE SAFEST INyEsrMENT OF MoNEYTN
THE WORLD Is IN LAND, especially near
large growing city like the capital Of the United
states, which is destined to become the great Paris
a rare opportunity for such an investment is now
N hs.ed by The subTSrbsr in his sg5diEisios q the
FARMS Of from one to twenty acres, fem which
are splendid views Of Washington aud surroundings
mac, reader them perfectly healthy. The soil /.
very superior, especially for grapes and all fruits
springs Of tie purest son co d water NA
These attractive highlands are accessible by good
from his city, aud are offered very low sns
N acc 1mhedstins terms. Several Of these desirs-
propose to improve them with tine building-, &c.
ROBT. A. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate Broker, Gil 18th street,
serH-tr Over National Metrop Titan Bank
By AUSTIN r BRoWN,
Corner of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in prlc.
from $500 to $4,000, and several other first class
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in ali
HOUSES and LOTS a, Mount Pleasant eIs-ly
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pIANo FOR RENT-By party having no use
Inquire 913 18th street octI7 st
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REpTRLIO
~ UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY,
southwest cor of 7th and ID SITS, Washington. D. c.
Collections made all parts Of the United tates
Prompt attention given to all business before the
departments OF The Government. CAPITAL, 2N 600:
surplus Fnnd, Sls0WO. FITZHUGH COYLE,
CBAs. BRADLEY, Cashier. (octl7-trI Prest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

Ohioans in the city who have just returned
from the election in their state are indi gnant at
the manner in which the campaign has been
conducted. They say that Noyes and Hart, the
candidates for governor and lieutenant gov
ernor, ran the canvass in their own interests
and managed to keep prominent speakers out
of the state and Off the stump. that they might
reap sufficient glory from the brilliant victory
they were to achieve through their personal eff
forts to float the one into the United States
Senate, and the other into the gubernatorial
Office, by promotion. This programme was 20
distasteful, it il alleged, that many republicans
stayed away from the polls altogether, rather
than see it carried out. This theory seems to
be Justified by the fact that the heaviest losses
to the ticket were in the strongest republican
localities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

NE. M0TT'5FRENCH Powders certain cure
- Tor all diseases Of the organs and all urinary
complaints and blood and skin diseases and nervous
debility, caused by tndiscretton in youth. Price,
IS per box. FOR sale by WIN. ID. ENTWISLE,
Druggist, corner 18th st. and Pennsylv snia avenue
Washington, ID. q. octl6 sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17

The Women'scongress,I IN session in New York
city, have programme of subjects for discus
SION which comprehends almost everything i'm
portant or interesting to the sex, in its domes-
tic, conjugal, social, fashionable, literary, sci
sntifc, religious, philosophical, and political
relations with mankind. or the views advanced
SO far it may be stated that Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe has read paper on the best way in which
women can associate for the anchor alton of So
ciety; and Mrs. g. +. Corbin, OF Evanston,
Ill, paper IN which she made, the statement
that woman had succeeded better at everything
else than at motherhood. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton has made brief speech, in which she
said the suffering borne by woman during ma
ternity was not the will of God, but the result
of the artificial conditions of life, and that the
first step TO enlightened motherhood was to give
young women the right to 90 everywhere where
young men had right to go. DIR. Jacoby said
that it was incorrect to say that the children
generally took alter the mother. 1t was found
that the girls usually took after the father, and
the boys after the mother. One OF the speakers
got on dangerous ground last night In Offering
an apology for infanticide, but it did not seem
to meet the approval Of the congress, which
fact is very much TO the credit of the majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-17
McELROY, BAIRD & CO,
GILDERS & UPH TERERs.

FIR and antle Mirrors, Portrait and Pictur,
frames, Gold and Walnut Cornices, Curtains, Lam
brequlns, and Window Shsd es, made to order
particular attention given to refitting and relay
ing carpets, hanging curtains, pictures, &c
Old Frames repaired and regiit at short notice
ectl76ts 4O4-Njnth stree, N wao,
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FREPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THR
SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
AT Warrington, in the District Of Column
bia, at close OF business, Sept. IL, 1873.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. S2l1 21 90
L bonds to secure circulate 10000 %
Other stocks, bonds, and morIgages...... 5,05l -
Due from redeeminR and reserve agents. 1859 So
Due from National bank Ol6J ~
S dS I[G fea f'ss SsnA 'Da Is
Furniture and fixtures ....... 1855 IS
I.aes SO s
Premium ..---............. Zls5 OF
Bills q other Sstl eSs Iss ss g g
tssaitsnder s%Sy ~o~nlns n.a-sl. 1863 % 90 g
sas,77l 10
Capital stock paid $751; so 90
vuIplus Iuho'-''''--- ....''... 5000 ~
fst s9sss -.::.... i.ss s
NstioEsl Bank circulation Outstanding. 1875 o.
n1sidends unpaid ................ $50 o.
Drmspd certificates Of sposit.... S,5,s Sc
DSe IL Nstsnsi bank ?, t1s ss
sss77s 10
D,a,if Of Columbia, County Of WashinrtoA, IS:
NSnn Gr n As,nT Cashier Of the SCI ad
belief. W. II GRTTFITH
sue.cribsd and sworn to before me this 18th day of
Iss.l:i EDw'D. n.o.B;TIMoSEY,
.< Notary Public.
S TW bs sRsss6pG6Frrrh' Directors
W f FfsE S SES k fFs E E$$iisEyy..
: s5ss Fl ~ S$E $$ H$i5ss**ES
wARRAsrKD Warranted wAiRAs1ED
" Ann UylDrn1rxArrp, fuAA
For GensraI asd Medtetral Use:
hye years with universal satisfaction put up large
bottles al One Dollar bottle be had in any
81 Notice, that We will return the money if this
does not give satisfaction or prove IS repre-
Also, an excellent stock Of California Wines
also, Kelly Island Oatawba and imported Liquors
~ linus ARTHUR NATTANs. D-uss,st,
octl0-tr Corner ID and d streets n. ".
Drhs sAvINas AND FR9sr d6aMf FAsY
Nv WAsalTsTos, D. C., September 2sd, ISIS,
rss gI hT Sixty 1 will
n sePa. aa 70 ~'no CIV sTioKNnY, Actu.ry.
rMILBUKN's POLAR SODA,
1HE COLDES1 AND BESTIN THE wORLI,
with pure Fruit, Urea dream Ian and other syrups.
,nIHERAL sPRIs No WATERS.
els.r 's ss.r f Fiis..n,S .sIsss aV.S''
~sCHINOKy MANDKAAE PILLs-Th..e
Wy pills are com posed exclusively Of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
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valuable remedy In all cases Of arrangement result
ing from . disordersd state of that organ, Liver
Con PLANT, Biliens Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
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by sill DruRRfsts and Dealers m1-tr
HY. M. Q. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9th and ID streets.
New Books constantly being received by this Lii
brsry, over 1000 having been added within the past
year.
Terms-s5 per annum: 81 Per quarter.
FkIE READING ROOMS for Ladies and Gen.
tltmen. Daily Prayer Meeting IL Is, and D. N.
eABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, .. m. for
the masses, .. m. in Lincoln Hail. sepE-t TT
~ TO LADIES.
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FTHE SURGICAL CLINIC AT FREED.
w MINIS HOSPITAL will recommsace on
wLDNIspAi, October 18th, lSs, 81 81 ?. m.
to Medical Students and Graduates application 10
DR. ROBERT REYBURN. af the Hospital, or Of
nee, No. 521 18Th street northwest octli-0r
~ PROF. HAIRY THOMPSON will com
VxT mence his clinical lectures At Columbia Hos
Pifal, On SATURDAY, October IL, at ~ p. m
The course will continue until March, 1874 Admis-
sion to students and e aduates Of medicine only.
Ticktt-. which are free, can lie obtained OF DIR.
MURPHY at the Hospital. sepSlm
TPENlCKp INDIAN HAIR REsTORER
Wy has never been known TO fail. II frees the
ssain no1 Dandruh, restores Gray Hair - its
the Hair from falling cut, and reproduces il when
zone; IL u the hpsst Hair Dresser known. 4or sale
nFG6oRGE W KAUFMAN, ysst,es Of fhe
.fseoe, attends TO all kinds 81 Claims and Lee