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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-06

EUREKA, Nov. s, rs.
| would state to the ladies OF Eureka
and vicinity, that | will spare neither
time. trouble or expense in getting goods
to suit them at all times
no-tf NJ. j. FRANKLIN.
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Carpets. Trunks and Valises, Hats
Caps and Clothing.

This is a Department which we need
not say much about but we intend to
supply one and all with the latest styles
of Clothing, which will be sold cheaper
than ever before offered in Eureka. We
invite all to call and inspect for them
selves, as our stock is cheap, excellent
and complete in all its branches.
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For Fashionable Clothing 10 to o.
x II.
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EnpaoIAL.-Maior f. b. Stonehill,
tthe 0rm of King Il Stonehill, inn
N&eogp md iobbers of Havana and
egars, Salt Lake City. was
yesterday. lie is travelling
rest of his firm, and. iudg-
Ills extensive acquaintance
e, we presume he is doing
14Q42Qllee business. He informs us
- = delighted with Zion. and
Me9qS t0Sreside permanently among
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-06

GRAY CAL. BLANKETS at 5000 per
pair, are only sold by o. & n.
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0Als and Departures.
Arrivals.
Departures.
INTELLIGENCE

FROM THE WEsT.-Louis A. Hauck,
lecial Deputy Sheriff of White Pine
Nunty, arrived yesterday morning
ON the wsstern part of the State. 1t
Ill be Remembered that he went over
the State Prison in charge of Alec.
Iohn, convicted CT arson, and sen
need to seven years at hard labor,
r applying the torch to Hamilton.
r. Hauck delivered his man all
-ght, and then paid a visit to his
.umerous old friends on the Com
-ock. He saws the western part of
- STATE has almost grow out of his
nnwledge during his ii We wears alb
80 IL the Great East. Governor
fIenewed his commission as
tQ41f kQblic of Whits Pine. He
a3e Cook 10 the prison uniform
- 3eluctance, and grieves al
nooS antlv. We doubt if a more
noro1 Zwretched devil vas ever
onhn61 Thin those massive walls.
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. a. M, IL m. e,3O p. m. and = p. m

Stages will leave every Saturday at
4:S1 and 10 80 p. m, for the Dunderberg,
Jenksville. Fourth of July and Excelsior
mines in New York Canyon.
slS-tf BRoY 4 BARTLETT
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Shoes! ShOes!

In this Department car be found al
Styles of Shoes in Kid and Cloth. Full
and Flannel lined, high n low cut
A very large stock at very low prices.
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NJ M ATTRACTION!
NO RED FLAG! NO AUCTION!
Fall and Winter Importation of
Dry Goods and Novelties
by the Thousand

THE LADIES OF EUREKA AND
j vicinity are respectively informed
that Meyers Il Franklin, of the
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Black and COlOred Silks,

The latter including all the new shadss
sign. Evening Silks, Plaids; also the
largest assortment of Poplins and Dress
Goods, Shawls and Flannels. Blankets,
W~aterproofs, Bed Spreads and Table
Linen, Towels. Napkins, Gloves Corsets,
and Ladies' Underwear, all of which will
be sold at marvelously low prices. "A full
stock Of LaceS and Lace Goods.
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EGG-NoG at the Thistle. MT
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RUBY HILL EXPRESS.

THE COACHES OF THIS DISPATCH
i Line will leave daily for Ruby Hill
from the Parker House. carrying passen'
gers and packages, ut the hours follow
ing:
6:3O a. M. 10 n. M.
1 p. m. and ) p. m
EErIrRNING Ar
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Millinery.

In our Millinery Department can be
found all styles of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats in Silk, Velvet, Nelours and Grape
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Furs! Furs! Furs:

Our Fur Department comprises the best
quality of Mink, Sable, Ermine, Astracan
n Hudson Bay FurS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-06

Particular attention paid to all work in
line, and guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every particular.
marriott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-21

The Markets.


BALTIMORE, Novsnber n Virginia SIS, eonsoii.
daitd, 81; Mest Viz ginis's, o. Did to-day.
BALrIsoRs, November 7l.-Oottoa hrm-low
mlddliDgs, iltz. Flour active and higher. Wac It
scivs and higher, sdvsneed Sc white choice,
] y fair 10 prime do l61tdl 70; choice amber
81, good 20 prins red, 65SIl rs; common to fair
do, lsnerlt TO- Ohio and Iudiasa red, I 50; amber
western, IS. Corn q tiet and steady-xhite south
ern,72; yellow southern. IS: new southern, 5S6n54:
mixed western finn, g. Osts steady and fru1o
s,utheru. 456e5g; western mixed. 4sGg; do wh.te.
z gtg. qu e. aud unchanged. Hay unchane q .
Provis,3s. tirm-ne splTk, a SOC Oo;suyar cdrei
coed 70 choice rolls and tubs, BOD. Coffe- Arm
and IN improved demand-good 10 prime, al6a
Whissy nrn Or a. % Sugar week, I06sl0H
EEw YeRk, November 2l-Fiour hrm and al
yaI cling, Wheat l6g2c. better. Corner lie. better.
Nav foES, N0sembsr 2l-s,ocks active end
irregular. God, ga. Money, bid. Eyehsngs,
O Ix ~; short s 81 SOyerpens string but dali
LoNBoM, rsrtmner y, i;S0 m.-Erie. So.
fbIous bout England Is fair. Erie 3iIs,
PARIS, November q -Rentes IS francs, 10 cen
times. -
LoNpoy, November II, $50 0 m.--The amour, of
TO-DAY is EG.0e.
LoNsoN, Novsmber q, .. m.-It is the general
opinion on stCcs Exchange that the rate Of dis
count # the Bank Of England will bs lowered or
before Thurs day next. American securities; small
"a 9 at unchanged prices Erie, S..
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War or Nofs

Were the report from Madrid in the morning
papers Of the refusal of the Madrid government
to make any reparstIOn for the Santiago out
RACES authenticated, we should be obliged to
come to the immediate conclusion that war is
inevitable. But il would seem that the in
formation received at the State Department
does not sustain this report; and though Secre-
tary Fish has had dispatches to the effect that
a mob assembled in front Of Minister Sickles'
quarters, it was dispersed by the Spanish
government, and the leaders are to be punished.
At the same time it is reass ,rted that the Cas-
telar government in the discussion of the San
uago affair has shown every disposition t.
make an honorable adjustment of the difitdlty
SO We must possess our souls in patience a little
longer, until IL Is ascertained If Castelar, is
strong enough TO make a stand against the tur-
bu!ent mob spirit in Spain, that undertakes to
endorse the Santiago butcheries and to resist to
the knife any amends TO this country. Our be-
lief Is that he is not. We shall expect to see him
as little able to make head against the Spanish
rsbhle at home as he was to enforce his orders
IN Cuba. The blood OF the American people is
Ut; there is no installing this fact, and they
viii not allow jot or title of the demands for
TepsTation made by our government to be
shsted. Therefore in the present temper of
both countries we see very little prospect of
ayeIting awar.
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The Nominal Ruler of Spa.u.

Emilio CASTELAR,, the President of the Spanish
republic (sO-ealled), was born in Cadiz in 1852,
and is consequently Il years old. he was care
fully educated in philosophy, political economy,
and general literature. On the outbreak Of the
revolution of 1854 he appeared for the first time
as a public orator. "perfect tempest of ap-
Plause," we are told, followed his first effort,
and ever afterwards the multitudes thronged
to hear him. He also speedily won distinction
as writer. He was the first editor of FL Til
bHHe, and subsequently was connected with
other leading journals. He also was a prolific
pamphleteer, making strong impression by
his efforts IN this direction. The most striking
part, however, of his political career was tn ut
period in which he figured as the editor of La
Democrdcia, started in 1864, and which welded
great power in shaping the political events of
Spain On the occurrence of the disturbances
on the 22d of June, 1s66, the council of war
sitting at Madrid condemned him to death
Fortunately he succeeded in escaping to France
In disguise. There he remained as a contributor
to several magazines, until the September rev.
oluuOn, lS6S, when he returned to Spain and
eSerted his influence in Strengthening repubIi-
can ideas, stumPing the country in opposition
10 the mOnarehical tendencies of the leaders
He was, at the abdicatiOn of King Amadeus, a
representative for Zaragozs, in which capacity
he rendered valuable service to the cause of the
people. In the first republican Cabinet he held
the portfolio for foreign affairs; but when
FiguersS resigned he gave up his position and
devoted himself to drafting the new constitu-
ton of his country. Afterwards he was elected
president OF the COrtes, and on the resignation
OF SalmeTon, last sammer, he was elected
prime minister for an indefinite term, and in
vested (at his own Gemand) with dictatorial
powers. With his brilliant record as a republic
can, scholar and orator, it is natural that he
should have the sympathy of Mr.. Sumner, and
other scholarly men in this country, but it is
quite evident that instead of being able to use
the dictatorisl power with which he is nominal
~ invested, to make proper redress for the Gu
ban outrsges upon our flag and citizens he, as
shown by the late dispatches from NJ adrid, has
had to yield to the dictation of the brutal Span
ish mob, who, so far from wishing to make
amends, are determined to justify the brutal
ties and insults. We have to deal, therefore,
lot with CASTELAR,, but with the ruling force in
Spain and Cuba.
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THE WEATHER.
war DnrAnTNxsI, ofe. 81 CA,l S,s.sl O

II
WARRINGTON, November q, 1873, loO q. m. Z
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENrv-RoUR HoyRs-
There Is now an area OF low barometer in southern
michigan, followed by northwesterly winds, falling
temp nature and partly cloudy weather over tbe
northwest and upper lakes southerly winds And
partly cloudy weather prevail on the lower lakes
ana thence TO the middle and upper Ohio valley
NolthWesterly winds, partly cloudy weather and
owtemIefature in the middle and eastern states
Natlable WINDS and partly cloudy weather in the
eantern gulf and south Atlantic states.
FRoBABlLITlEs For the northwest and upper
lakes sId sODthwRrd to the lower Missouri and
lower Ohio valleys, northwssterly winds, falling
temperafure, cloudy weather and occasional SNOW
ard IA n. For the lower lakes and thence to West
Nirslbia, sOutberly winds. cloudy weather and oc-
ceslonal snow: For Kentucky and Tennessee, south
westerly winds, ririnR temperature and cloudy
weather, followed BY rain to night. For the eastern
gull and south Atlantic states, northeasterIy and
southeasterly winds, increasing clsudy and warmer
weather. Fer the middle states, outheastsrlv and
southwesterly winds temporarily rising tenn per A.
ture increasing eloudine and possibly occasional
rain tonight. For New Ensland, northwesterly
winds, shifting to southeasteTly, cold and partly
CLOUDY weather. All reports are missing from the
southwest the western gulf, the lower Missouri val
ley, the extreme northwest and Oregon.
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~ oFE5cE SppoRLEss ExOAvATING
Isss rsrprx- oc,ohsr q ,s,s

Locked Boxes for reception Of orders for Scav-
enger service will be found Al the following places
station house, corner Of High street and Canal,
Seorgetowni Georgetown Market house, corner Of
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. 8. Taylor's store,
corner OF Twentieth and streets northwest: John
TyHans store, corner Of Sixteenth and L streets
northwest, j. y. Green's store, $40 Fourteenth
street. corner OF samson street northwest; G., st,
Glars store, corner Of Fourteenth and v streets
northwest; Second precinct Station house, Seventh
street, above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
ket at the Scale house, Seventh street, bet ween
and p northwest; He1ernan's store, corner Of
Twelfth and o streets northwest; Sixth precinct
Station house, Of Ninth and ST. eets, north
west, Mrs. koe her store, corner tn street and
New fork avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta
ten-house, Of First and streets northwest;
Temperace Commercial Bureau, 2OS Pennsylya-
mia avenue northwest; A. Lepreux', corner Twelfth
street and Pennsyly Ania enue northwest Central
GusrdhOuse, Louisiana avenue, between n nth and
Tenth streets northwest; Mr.. Coombs store, corner
Virgins avenue and shth street southeast; l.. A.
wood store, Garner Ninth aud streets southeast
Eighth precinct station house, South Carolina ave
nue., between Yifth and Sixth streets southeast; D.
Cnrlstofanf Bro. store, corner First and streets
george y. bassstts store, corner Second
ana streets northeast; Eastern market house, Cap
uol nln southeast; store corner Ninth aud streets
nouneest, N kegAnis store, corner Second and
Eree,s northeasti Walker Bro. =, corner Eleventh
elne. aeuon house, corner Sixth and X streets
southw esf; store corner K and Four and 4 half
All orders deposited In our boxes a, the above
mentioned pisces VIII receive prompt attention.
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Bad as war always is, it VIII have some
mitig ating circumstances at this time in case
We get into collision with Spain. It will set
the wheels of business, now standing still, in
full operation. 1t would afford employment at
once TO the thousands who are now idle. 1t
will put an end, as If by magic, to the brood
ing and dependency about "the times" 1t
will send the blood of energy, resolution,
manliness, patriotism and public spirit in q
whirl through the veins of the public, and there
will be an end of the stupor, depression and gem
eral "vant of confidence" prevailing since the
panic.
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~HK WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contain

-HK WEEKLY STAR, now ready contains
-dlate particulars OF the Virginius mas
I'd the subsequent events; annual
Board Of Public Works and the
Ieport OF IN. board, showing the extent of
the work done in ne &c: the financial nr e
inseon, cost OF the sa- rsiness and the workin 2
sure and Its effects on B. Danbury news man:
feoPie, ssetehes Dy the -, sketches and
latest and best tales. poe,. VI the news of
fashion items; together with . sip, agricul-
the week; Washington news and goAN g.
tura items, household receipts &c nm in
Terms: One dollar and half per ann Ders
ready for mailing.
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~PENICKg INDIAN HAZE REsroRRR
w has never been known to fail. IL frees the
sesfp from Dandru6, restores Gray Hair - ia
natural color, renders IL son and psble, prevents
zone. II b the nnsss Hair Dresser Known For sale
81 eli Druesists. Nn-da
0@SCHRuCKB MAHDkAkE PILLS.-fhses
piile are conn ossd exclusively Of vegetable
inxrsdisnfs, and although they entirely euDsr.sds
s6sets Thsy ct directly aDon the liver, and are
valuable rs1edy IN all cases 81 dsrsngement rssals
Con Dlains, Bilious Disordsrs, IndtGssttons etck
Hea1sche, Uphold reysrs, &C., So, ~ sucoeDo .
the free use Of ochenck b Mandrake RnlD. Tor ale
- Druggfges and Dea,erS. n-U
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PERSONAL.

KS. MARITIME, Spiritual and Business NJ.
~ dtn.t, can be consulted at No. 1908 street
1.-THE LADY WHO EXCHANGED BROWN
= MINK Mum on wednesday at the store OF Lans.
purgn Bre., no. 400 and 400 7th street. wi / re-
Turn ~ 70 mr.. Lansburgh, she will receive her own
enu IoGLoL . Lat W. 1t
i AYI ID BLACK who was to meet Gentleman,
- Moncay or Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, cor.
ner - and 10Th street, We ather permitting nleasa
address HENRY WILLIAMS, Lock Box SO,
MosnIngton. noyl9-2t'
NJ ADAME FLORENCE, tAe CsIe51afsd C7at,roV-
and future Of your fe In causing speedy marriages,
bringing the separated together, and poiating ont
the sure way OF success in life. In matters Of bas
ness her advice is invaluable. She gives universal
satisfaction; none ever regret consulting her SAT-
sfaction given, or no pay. Gan be consulted ut her
Parlors, No. 113 eth street northwest. sep4-llw.
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BOARDING.
CO9 INDIANA AVENUE, near CITY Hall
W. Suit Of Handsomely Furnished PARLOkS
WIN TABLE BOARD, suitable for members of
congress, mouse new and newly furnished. n3-5.'
R0ARD-well-furnishe ROOMS in Alexandria,
~ desirable location, with or without BOARD,
once. Alexandria, Va. References given and re-
quired. noyl9lm'
QOARD.-Scnstors, Members, and Families de
- string handsomely furnished APARTMENTS
in q new and modern house can find such by apply
ing at $50 LIST street northeast, between and o,
half square from Capitol grounds. noyll2s-
2I6 INDIANA AVENUE -Hsndsome Suite OF
Also, Handsomely furnished connecting ROOMS,
second floor, SIS Indiana avenue. novl5 2w
DARTIES DESIRING GOOD HOTEL ACCOM-
4 modations at moderate rates should apply at
TBkM0NT HOUSE, corner I'd stree. and Indiana
svenue, as 1t is furnished and kept second to none
in the city.
Beard and Room per day, 81 so.
Board and Room per month, $50 to $40
THE HAMILTON HOUSE,
l. Corner l4th and X streets,
WILL Be RE OPENED
FOR THE
RECEPTION OF BOARDERS
en- the 25th Of November. novs2 Wv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or unfnrnished ROOMS,
" front and back parlors on first floor, large and
handsomely paperedI single or en- suite, and two
9Th BOARD; No. iSis Pennsyivsnis svenus, be,
tween 18th and 18th streets. novs-lm-
CEETLkMEH CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
VI With pleasant k00MS and good TABLE
BOARD at No. Grant Place. Also, Table
Board. oct3o I'm
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THE PEOPLE
A r z T AL KIN G. A B o U 7
liable BROS
REDUCED PRICE LIST
THEY FIND
THAT WE ARE LITERALLY
SELLING

STYLES THE NEWEST.
WORKMANSHIP THE BEST.
TRIMMINGS THE FINEST.
ALL GOODS
THOROUGHLY SHRUNK.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'oR RKNT-A suite Of unfarpi.hed PARLoRs,
upon nrst noori also, furnished singh hooms,
s III q without Bo.rd Pleasant Lccaii'y Insuire
opposite the Botanical Gardens nosiz-st'
EQR sALE-A fFs; class BRIoK HOUSE,, near
Pennsyfyanis evenne, two stortes and Nsnssrd
parlor; pressed brick front. bay window, cellar.
marble msntes and basins, gAs hot and cold water,
essy IsaaS. 81 sos iiss .iress or q TII
LEY, Navy department. noyI5-6ls
EeR RuNr-DoUBLE PARLoRs, handsomely
a., i. tssnt psrior for rem s.d
IN streets, one square fcom PSI oace. SSri,ss D
FOB RINT-TaIRp FLOOR over Sti6snstTs
br.eins rooms. Rent SIS per month. Inquire ia
hat store. noy3-lm
EoR RENT-Furnyh'd q, 2i1 street northwest,
sized three story BRICK HOUSE, reosntiT far.
nlsn ,, water and sAs Throughout; suitable for
LOB REST-A four room BRICK HOUSE,, near
Hh street osls: SIS per month. A seven room
FRAN near Metropolitan cars; 6 % q month In
auire Al 62& Louisiana avenue. novf.lm
L'ok kINI.A handsomely furnished PARL0R
6fiee. ~ 80 ~ WV 'p'S oe,S1eeo, I n
E3k sALK-TwoFARh Es and IS acres, near
- ais church Railroad Depot, and within nine
o5ts-sm Real Estate Broker, 81 ISL Street,
FOR sALK.-ThAt beautiful BLOCK Of BUILD
point Of eonstruc Ion loo alton and sppSsrsac ,baT
city They have ~ the mSderS n the
a. marble msntels, msrble-top stationary wash.
snges, dumb walters, butler pantries, linen rooms
stationary wash tubs, speaking tubes xAter Closets
Mt class houses. Apply 70 aIsfROP i pTnLeY'
th street and Louisians avenue. sugas SIN
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN BANKRUPTCY,
L DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SIS:
At Washington, the 18Th day of November, A, d,
1873, the undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
ointment as assignee Of u. nj. P. KING & SON, of
Washington, D. o., who have been adjpdged bank
rupts upon Their ow n petition by the Supreme Court
of said District,
nov2l st THOMAS HYDE. Assignee.
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WANTS.

WANTEp7A single NAN 70 work on Dairy
between tie hoas. s y .ad ii M stree n nSrns
/ WAkIkI-Tventy {, ,;el.., 0ARPESTE IS
.s, 1.-THE % fIe:.srM Hsossi; corner New r.
| IA an hr-To. Pa,cs...,. Iisht-covered WA:
s. s.. CON a. good condition Address wagon"
/ WANTKD-A NATION for the Industrial
.sauiisd: App!y :, 1878 street a rthwsst. Ss:
to 90 Sndei 81:
serve: sss * years at it: Address "shosm.Es Star
WARTRD-A good sERvANf to cook, wash
ksPly :, 3aaSs, sos PennsSitsnia avenue, SsSsr
WANTED--A reliable and rrspectabIe White
w W0MA nurse for child Is months oil;
best Of references required. Apply at SAT Ian
WANTEh-By a rec pectable white Girl STU
washing and ironing. Apply 81 aSs vlfsinia aye.
WANTED-By Widow Lady, a second story
Board H. ROOM, o !;Sh eiTposurssiih, r With
Address L M, through P. o. nov7i a.
WASTED-A smart Oolored BOY to wait in din.
w, ing room Aud make himself Generally usefaI;
BURR, $50 street I'"'""''' iHa''r "oSa'si.
WAkhST,ElPs-fEHET.FySSeay to buy the PATENT
LEWIS, corner Of N and 2l.t streets. Agents
Nahtfu HbN1f
" rED-8l fIst. class Confetti ner aud
Or q conf. ctonery establishment. Inquire at NJ.
s,air. Bridge street, GeorgstOwn' D. o.; mp
WANTEp-A OHAMBERMAID,a at the Irviag
W House corner b ant ID streets. noy2o2t'
WtSrED-In Catholic ChoI- good Ba.sO;
ER0TT q co.'s no 253t'a
WANTED-A middIe- agei WOMAN to take
" charge OF children; best of reference 10
Inafacter ana experience required InQuire of Mrs.
sELKE, No. 1000 .treet, corner 18th. noy2o-St
WANTED-East of the UaSitol, BOARD for a
family and sddIs: SIX aiss Sf tr Pr
which must be reasonable. O. d Star office. Most
WAahSnTrEDo,,A., Man aaa Ri, wife, WITHOUT chill
SSea o4 bS s. hS d MhS
quired in all cases. fRep.&Chron.I nov2O If
WAkNSTTEHDDa,Soo GUsToMERs to buy Fresh
every week, at Ia1 7tS street n. w. novis eoa%
WAkTED-sl,O 900 in SEWER BONDS, in
pov small deno% N n souprp a,a,,.oa,
WANTED-A STEAM BOILER; small and
w compact, of from four to ten horse power; or a
Boiler and Engine. Address G. G., Star OF.
WANTED-A steady. industTious WOMAN, to
w do general housework; must be 9 first-class
Se hne '''f O'Clock at No. S sovls street
WANTED,T1 rent, for pTiyste family, well:
JON, sNuateu In the central part
OF the city, from January LIST to June LIST, 1874 Ap
ply by letter, stating the terms and giving the de-
Washington, d. @. noyl43ws
WANTkD-At the Eureka Em oil syment Office
w No. Ito street, between 1lth and 18th SITS,
first class SERVANTS. Families can be promptly
supplied by applying to
noyS-l Jim Mrs. LOUISE G. BUTLER
WANTED-All those who value their ST ht to
w know that the best LONE DOLLAR SPEC-
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