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THE SPRI.vG STYLES.

THE SPRI.rG STILES.
call attention to the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsONABLE
styles of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, among many other varieties. on my counters:
The s'DismOnd Check" Suit.
anew a and handsome style in fashionable fabrics.
IL 10 neat, dressy, and keeps its shape WELL
The DOuble.breasted Sack Suit
is easy and graceful, adapted for either dress or
bushes The Vests has the
moaei, easy In wear and snug in ht.
The "New Color,' Suit
is model of beauty. 1t is Of seasonsbe weight and
peculiar hnish is alive in style and ada pied
dressing.
The s'Par Excellence Suit
have it in four different shades ana fabrics II il
quite reasonable in price, and selling very rapidly
The sTwilight'' Suit
was found SO very desirable last season that had
now prepared to supply the heaviest demand. 1A'
MY $40 All.wOOl Suits
ore great hit. They are by far the best And
che apest offered for many a day 4 have an extrs
force at work on these goods.
Great Specially In Mems Pants.
All cOlors; all styles, all of the best Foreign and
Domestic Fabrics. In this line defy competition
EvkYBODY INVITED
to call and see the sty les whether they wish TO
buy or not.
A STRAUS,
....PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE lOIl
ap7-tr Between 10th and llth streets,
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STATES MAIL.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
p-o.o..,,, WAsHING roN. March 81, ls74.
of,his Dsns o: reel, cd a. the oonirsci once
lS4, ts be decised by thelOth June ls74D for car
lS4, 20 June 80, 1875 on the folIosns T"utss IN nc
State Of Virginia and BY the schedule OF
sno arrivals herein specified, viz:
$40 From ArcOla, Gum spring, 10 Loud n Csta.
tlon,l mile. and bscE, three times week.
Leave a.cols Tuesday, Thursday, and satHr-
Arrive at Loudon az Gam;
Leave t1adon Tuesday, Thursday, and satnr.
Arrive al Areoia IAN.
H77 From PsmPIin's Depot. BY wslker'. Church
s snS b fSTt PcksLin, % Tower Hin, p miIes
hs cav s Pan pin sbep9t Monday, Wednesday,
Anive al Tower Hin by spm;
Leave Tower Hill Monday, wednessay, and
Arrive at Psmpiin' !: Depot, byIam.
a7S From Wakefield Station TO As.amo,.,ck .,
miles and back, twice a week -
Leave Wakefield Station wednesisy aui Sat.
Arrive at Asssmoosiek byspn;
Leave Assamoosick "Wednesday and saturday
Arrive at Wakefield Station by lam. ~
S7s From Linyille, BY Econ and Green Mount, 20 :
singer 8 Glen, s's miles and back, six TINES
Leave LinyiIle eaily, except sunday, q. 10 a N;
H ATsive at sInseT ,; Glen ~ l2:0 rs
Arrive at Linvine by sNpm.
$50 From HansonyiIle, By Hawkins Mills and
WI MIlow spring, 70 hickollsville, Is miles and
Leave Hsnsonyille Tuesday and Friday NJ q
an; -S -
Arrive q NickollsviIle by I'm:
Leave Nickoilsyile Tuesday and Friday att
pm; ~
Arrive Of HsnsonviIle by7pm.
Esl From Poplar Hill, by stahordsviIis, 10 EcsIes-
tons Springs, ID miles and back, twice q
Leave Poplar Hill wednesday and Saturday
et7am;
Arrive az Kgeleston,s Springs at Ham;
Leave Kgeiestons sprfpgs Wednesday AMI
Saturday Of m;
Arrive 81 Poplar Hill byspm.
Tor FERNS Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate.
ano also Tor Instructions 90 the condition 20 be
essced IN the contract, &c, see advertisement Of
Sh eeptember, 1870, and December I. 1873 Inv itfne
proposals. for mail service IN Virginia. 10 be found
a. the principal POST Offices.
Bids should be sent In sealed envelopes. super-
scrfbed all Prepossis. State OF virgi ala % snd .
addressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
ersl. JNO, A j. CRTeWfTI
elo-ma Postmaster General.
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dispatch from New York SAYS that
fasai af y f. the comedian, very III, and
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WasHIsefoS FIsH MARKET To-pAY.-so,d
oy a. ~ a. Soiden q Bro, 1000 shad, from sie
per thousand; 5000 punches rock Ana nercs m
10 - cents per bunch. Psi0A' "
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

X. n. MoHUS q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs.
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NEW BOOKS
A Daus hter OF Bohemia. By Christian Reid 81
BY Sea and Land. By Merewether. Iamo. % 90
higher schools, &C., IN Germany. By Matthew
The Circuit Rider. By Egglesten. l2ms. slT5
AM ual RscOrd of scIence aad Inaustry for lsfa y
Spencer y. Baird. limo. e..
n The Chridian Psstori by Rev. Stephen Il Tying,
ID. u. limo; 81 Is. Through Fire and Water: bv
y Talbot; paper; sc. Young Brown; By suth Jr Of
meInDer from farls," paper; 15c. apll-tr
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DROPPED DEAD CahArine Wolf a denizen
o. flsnting alley, South Washington dropped
Gown DEAD W the house OF q Mrs. Mullin In that
.ocznty yesterday morning. The coroner was
o,,is. %. held no inquest, deciding that APP
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REsr FOOD FOR INFAHrs.-s. The youn.
- Prince thriyes 90 well upon il that Il must Dc
Mothers MIA s.clcsey q possible. e ea1p
!tsoe ~ fLlsH and BoSi roExIxe sub:
ether so-cailed Foods being entireiy a. yoif "a 49,,
nhlne prop rtiee induce rioksgT and idotc copdi
uon. also carefully freed from the eround hnsfs
Of the wheat, which causes Irritation IA ths hesi
sa,. ~ &C Prepared BY eeyory Moore, Chem,
New Bond street, London Sold by Che1is-. ~
storekeepers throughout America snsls-S5s "
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hessrs- Latimer Cleary will sell to- morrow,
IN mont OF their auction rooms q splendid az.
toiment OF magnolia Gran de Flora. together
win nne assortment OF evergreens Sc Par
ties desiring ornamental trees should not fail 10
attend. NV A"'i '"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20

WE oFFER DUB
STOCK OF CHROAOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT A DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
IN order to dispose IF those hand, thst we NAV
lay In new lot OF the same character Thoss nTw
on hand comprise some very beautiful land scape
ngure and lruit pieces and home aud suuda AZ school
notices The prices range from 81 cents 10 n ~ for
tne Uhromos, With some very handsome OIL Paint
lnes from SU 70 SlO, on all Of which we allow the
discount cf Is per cent. We have also a few low.
priced but good EDgrsyings and Frames, which wa
fRclCde IN the above offer This IL an excellent ~
rortunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received as soon published. Novelties In STA.
TlONkkf a. we'll as q complete assortment Of foe
ebd eteple Stationery. Printing, Binding, 1.-the
graphing and Engraving executed erpeditiously.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
narl4-tr Corner Penns. ave. and 10th stre.t.
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COAL AND WOOD.

(,OAL AND WOOD.
On hand, COAL Of all sizes and kinds. Jus, re-
ceiyed, Q lot Of
No. BAKERS PINE WOOD.
KINDLING WOOD, In bundles or bv the cord
Tor sale at lowest market rates.
ofEPa8N1ON . BROTHER.
Once, l219 Pennsylvania ayenne
ar-r ~ Ill and Depot. 9TH street wharf
JOhrsn. and Aepubl
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MRssRs. DUScANsoS Bros. would can thu
attention of our readers or those in want of a
comfortable homo Of their own, to the sale of
two nearly new frame houses on north L street
between 4th and 5th streets east. The sale l.
positive, and Will take place Tuesday AFTER
noon, 2ist, at O'clock p. M, on the premises.
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LADIES' GOODS.

0OooOs
N kNING
- or >"
spp,xc .~n sr,,,
sfhih0 AND SUMNER
hAAc, bOhhkIc, AID -.-
MILLINERY 1ODS
On MONDAY IUESDay,ra WEDNEsD.y
At MRS. r. HEILEHsS
spls ~ 1oat p.,-..,t,-..s.7 -.
L-st Te1hsl ~ ~. avenue.
chi GREAT ArTp Af,TInN On.
CO1 M Ah-ANAASN SUI
d WIS
N,
Ae' space, corner -th streef.
NJ, 49, The NV SHAPES IN LanIEs' AND
hhNki'hp
AT DAVIS.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS an era, ~.,t..-
at DAVIS.
r.,cv wy,-r ,,, o,-
I'LL n, srEkL' and oNlDIZrD But TONS IN
At DAVIS.
BLUE AND PLUME uOLoRED Sun I'M.
AAS Ia si's' '@'l'N At n,v,,
haNRIRG FL0UNCING. EDgES, 81 Ia
wy m VS.
- -
Y NM GiMFN. TRIMMINGS
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TO GET RID Of the ChiIls Immediately, take
DooIey's Ague Powders. TLey cure perma-
nently. eo
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DRY GOODS.
John T. MITCHELL

JOHN T. MITCHELL
JUST OPENED.
sTRfPEp sILKs, h nee n sntSSs.
CANkLS HAIk CLOTHS,
ALL Wool SERGEs,
GRIsELLE PoPLINs,
yACOURD POPLINs,
PURE AoHAIks,
skAY Iron bARrGrs,
LINEN BATISTEs,
T9ILHETTE SILK, striped,
BLACk CANVASS GREsADINs
EMBROIDERED POLONAISE, ia Grrussine
and sPsni.h Linn,
BERLIN JACKETS,
TOURISTS SUITS,
WALKING SUITS.
JOHN T. MITCHkLL,
srl4 lct s3I Pennsylvania avenue.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO PURCHASERS or
- DRY GOODS.
ANDRosCnGGIN, wAMsUTTA aud other
brHnes OF COTTcNS guaranteed a. cheap as can be
bought IN any dry goods house In Washington.
DBkss TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS as chesp
IS the cheapest.
Bargains in BLACK ALPAOAs, BKp SPREADS
and TOWELS. ALPACAS iron Is cents 10 81 .
Per yard.
allow no one to underseII me.
EMORY BAXTER,
apll-tr 1920 PHusylvsnis svenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20

RECEIykD DoN ''SA
At DAVIS.
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FoREPArsH's GREAT SHOW Is In town, And
the procession down the Avenue this mprnin ?
attracted large crowds OF spectators, Young
America being well represented. This com
bIDed menAgerie, circus and museum has a
national representation, and will doubtless
draw well during its stsv In Washington.
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LOCAL NE WIS.


National TAedter.-Kellogg English Opera
Company in the Bohemian Girl"
FoTd's 0ye-a HoVse.--The Vokes family in the
oBelles Of the Kitchen"
Forepsugh's Msnsgerie, Museum and Circus.
At 9Th street lot.
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SPRING GOODS AT Low PRICES.
JNO. III. SNIOOTx SON

SPRlNG GOODS AT Low PRICES.
JNO. II. SMOOr & SON,
.ll9 BRIDGE STREET, GKORsETowN. DO,
"a Are daily receiving new and desirable Goods
SER P6RG ssc
habbPA91S, TamEsE, BYZANTINs, sGk6K
and 50 sGS sGifBsS Iad''
and PkRS STsI sssoJf%sG oS # PsIHT
s!c TxbE LINEN LINEN 80: ana s sPEfSS
Rs # ~ the best osSsg make. q
gSGSd:; which We offer = The Very LOWEST CAsa
fnOn' and ask Jo III fT 4. ssS MooT SON
Our purchases being made exclusively for
Iurcha.ers mario In
Observation-Disclosures.
The continual increase Of business making Il ne
my facilities for the execution Of all orders shall
be 0and during tss GsssEes IS ST the work,
few doors above Jefferson street.
As the viii not interfere With the
all orders OF friends will be promptly
nwHEAr.LIY.
Office, until further notice, No. ~ Bridge street
oeoIeeIoNn, u Y. mar2i-tr
Foe sS sAEEo on SI BRI5Yr yyAALGAgLE REAL
TOWN,D O.
Four Iots,A by ITO, running back TO a ten-foot
Church formerly stood. the main business street
Oh the J tswn T GGpn e.sy Apply III
,.rj 81, MOORE No. iss SFidss street,
N EIiSksST ZOE ek.AM AND OYSTER
aus1s-ly % Hich street. deorsetown, u. @.
THE TRADES.
VIKINGS And AWNING FRAMES
"A Of tnprOred Style and Pattern
for Stores, Hotels, Public Buildings, City and Conn
try Residences at factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN c. HOGAN,
IlS Market Space, between 7th and 18th streets
Flags ard Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
Sole agent for the only Genuine Mildewed Proof
Awning material. aals-tr
GIBSON BROTHERS,
VI Book and Job Printers,
noy26-y tias Wo,L 9 Setetahy.
A VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING FRAMES
"A FOR STOBKS,
Nj. G. OOPELAEp,
oaS Louistans avenue, one door east Of 7th street
pti,sis Tor Stores, Public Billings, steIs
IRuN FRAMES for Stores, q. factory prices.
fLAGs, OAMP-hEETIEG TENTS for sale or
Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof Awning
oooos. marS-tr
pLUMBIEG, .GAs-FITTING AND sEWER.
by HMks oTp'i{ sffended to, en- reasSnabIe terms,
Resdsnce saa 9Th street northeast. specisty Tfs
LIhED PIPE always on hand. m7I-tr
CAhRRRTrITss G TIN At THl sTIAM OAB
M = III f.ss 81 si % ss
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
SPECIAL BARGAINs IN

serirg and Summer Dress Goods;
BLACK hpacss. Canvas Grenadines.
back Silks; White Goods of ell Kinds:
Handsome Cassimere for Men aud BOYS
The recent decline In Cottons and Cslicoes will
EeatD oeRent the Consumers who make their pu.-
chAsee Of RRNIAMgN MITGFR
apl7-tr IoI Rridse -traat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20

THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. l,5
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near ~ street
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street
lDtelligencer building. I0.2s
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GREAT CRASH
IN ICES,
FATORABLE TO PURCHASERS.
DRY GOODS
AND
CARPETS
LOWER THAN EVER
OURsroCK IMMENSE.
ATTRACTIONS GREAT.
At At 3 3k PRICES NOW ALL ARE ENABLED
The ASSORTMENT TOO LARGE TO Emu.
mERATE EVERY ARTICLE
OUR sPECIALTIKs comprises
DRESS GOODS Of ell classes, DOMrsrICs 81
HOSIERY, clovis, SC. 'D 'oN''
OVER TWO HUNDRED PIECES
FRESH SPRING CARPETS,
or THIS LATEST DESIGNS
OVER THREE HUNDRED PIECES
CANTON MATTINGS JUST RECEIvHD.
Excellent White Msttings at Is cents
Inspect our stock and prices, and be convinced.
THE ARCADE.
WOOLRORD SHILBERG,
421 SEVENTH STREET,
eplI. TT between and southwest.
w THAT
began wYLIE,
SELL DRY GOODS so CHEAP
Because hey purchase from the best sources, and
OLD FAsHIDN NED NEI0HBORHOOD
Their rent ard other are so low thai tSey
can sell st = small profit
BARGAINS IH BLACK ALPA As
BLACK SILKS.
arOne price Ouly marked in plain figures.
sp7-tr lois and 1910 7th street northwest.
IMMENSE REDUCTION
BRODHBAD CO.
are now opening an entire rev stock Of DRY
GOODS, Iust purchased in Eew York By Mr. Bros-
heed, al " onderfully low prices.
Dress goods in gr at variety and Of the best STYLES
ana Iabrics, from lZ5sc. up to 81 80 per yard.
Lyons Black silks, CSC 81 q, 81 %. 9 1 "a. ~
SIC, 81 ~ and s. lat least ~ per cent loss tbsn
ruling Esrket prices, and Of the best makes and
Blses Alpsca,, &c. single width, double width
Sic and up. 'N
Reversible Ottoman shawls 81 IS
W hlte Shetland Wool shawis, SIS
Ladies All Linen Hemmed land kerchiefs laHo
Ladies One Button OOlored KIDS, CSC,
Ladies' Two Button Party KIDS 7bc
Lans1ale Sambrlc &c, and other Blesched and Un.
bleached Oottons &c. and upwards Good low pric,i
Prlnts 5se Splendid style fastcolored Prints Onlt
loo. All Linen Towels. 81 per dozen aud up.
goods are very cheap Corsets, G5sc. and no
Psrssols in great variety, very low. Ooats' AMI
CLARK Spool Cotton, &C., and lot Of other goods
equally low. Our goods are OF the best makes AMI
styles, selected with great care, bought and sold
cheap and Will DO PssT HSnH : gsG5. oo
msr24-Sm 1905 streets, bet l3th and l3sh sts
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TAKE CARB OF YOUR VALUABLRs.-Oall
And examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the SAFE Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other vslu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man car
afford to do without them. Take warming from
the ChfcdUo and Roston frss ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20

FINE FREsoH FLOWERS In srcs. variety
At DAVIS.
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old soree, headache, collie
Iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
hoarseness, diarrhPs, and ali hemorrhages etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20

haNRIRG FL0UNCING. EDgES, a. IL
sksIihSs IA great variety, very ches ~
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FANCY WHITE AND SMOKE PEARs. LET.
new sl les ~
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FOR CATARRH and kindred diseases, Kirk
woods Inhaler is being used with wonderful
success. For sale at Gilman's, Ford's, Thomo-
sons, Hick!ing's and all principal druggists. 1t
costs 81 80 and will last q lifetime. 6
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Blue AND PLUME OOLoRED Sun I'M.
BhhLLAs Ia groa; variety st
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NEW BOOKS,
REoEIvED AHD FOB sALEAT
sHILLINGTON,S BOOKSTORE,
Corner * Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
Phiness Redux. A Novel. BY Anthony rrolIon.
L0'9 GOOD 1dtWs dps by the author Of Olive Bske'
Ship Alloy. A Yarn in Thirty six Gable Length,
fet, or Pastimes and Penalties. By Rev. Il. h
Life Of Edwin FOrrest, with "reminiscences and Per-
The Dethroned Heiress. By EIizs Dupuy,
Langley Manor. By Mrs. Newly.
Inc Wetherel Affair. By J. n. DeForest
Inc Sonserya alton OF Energy. By Balfour Stewart.
ALL The MAGAZINES AND FASHION BOOKS
FOB MARCH.
PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS PASS
B0Oksa AND EVERYTHING II TEL STA.
TIONkRf LINE, for sale at
f.bG.tr sHILLINGTONS BOOKSTORE,
ROOKs FOR LENT READING.
Dear Feast OF Lent. By author.of "Rutledse.n
a Rosary for Lent. By author Of /" Rutledse."
IL LENT By ssa HpR %fis.ou
Al yesls' Feet. Prayer, Promise aud Poem,
The Call Of Lent; to say Mo-"
And many other works OF the same charactsr, NJ
feb10 WIN. BALLAETYkk'e,< 2e 7th street.
WAsHIEgTOH Inside AM OUTsml
srOOkMHN SON. gss Eis1N s,,u
TON BOOKS, ETITiONERY CHh0MG.,
s ft !H.5; FRAHES. Ro0kBiNDTNG, e..
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GENTS FINE DRESS HATS,
Boys and Children's Dress Hats,
Fine White Shirts and Underwear.
Linen Collars, Hosiery and Neck Wear,
Ladies' and Gents Travelling Trunks,
Alpaca and Waterproof Umbrellas,
at LEWIS, 800 7th ST., between and X
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AT MADAME EsTREN's 81. ism st-c.t- a.,
n reooce our enormous stock q Hrulan Hair.
Btslos, ano Ourls. Very handsome Braids q a new
sDi At 81 and upwards; beautiful Curis from -
cents upwards. ~
Isdies in want will save money ana time
Call snd examine. We guarantee sa,tsFarfion 70
all. $500 -
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eol Space. corner 9TH street.
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FANS, GIMPs, TRIMMINGS. Fpfynrs
fLoM kRlNGs, GLOVES, HANDkURrHIEFs,
prices, N''
DAVIS.
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DR.. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, removes corns without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats bunions, club and ingrowing
nails, and other disorders of the feet. Fee 81
per visit. Office hours from a. m. to 6 D. M
Press of business during office hours preciudes
visiting patients at residences except after 6
p. m.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-16

UyHE ABOVE SALOON HAS BEEN
refitted in the most elegant style, and for
comfort and the quality Of its stock has no gu,
,,.rior in the State. The choicest Of Wines and
iouo. md the best brands Of Ciears always
on hand. The renowned
Amhrosaal Cocktails
Arc still dispensed 1t this establishment.
lager Beer Of the best quality always 20 oe
fornA ID the Bar. Every attention paid to
ratrons, Order and civility will be the rule II
the International ,
desire call from my old friends, whom l
viii always b happy to make welcome.
..ix.n B. PENDOLA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-16

! x..D.-czAxBEnLN.
MASON l. CHAMBERLAIN,
ovucx Az, sa1xs,oon-PenredB Block. cor
,.r Of Carson aad and Telegraph Streets
WA.xneusx-Cer,er Of Plaza and Ausssr streets
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
W.o,h!.ssAlz AND RErA" DEAL
Groceries, Provisions,
FLOUR AND FEED.
Blasting and Sporting Powder,
Hardv arc, Tinwars.
Creckery. Glassware.
Cutlery, Paints and Oil.
shst, Fuse, Bosts. Shoes.
Furnishing Goods, &c.
We have the largest and best Ffre-Proof in
the STATE, and are prepared to receive
Grain & General Merchandise
on STORAGE I. Al! times. and to make CASH
ADVANCES o. the same.
Goods delivered free Of charge in all parts d
the city and in any part CT tbs surrounding
country.
ap1-u AAboA . CaAAoEnA-AH.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-10-08
Death OF Joseph Glenn.

Mr.. Joseph Glenn, one of the pro-
prietors of the Cincinnati Gazette, died
Tuesday, Sept. "a, in the fOrty-eighth
year of mis- age. The facts in his life
are as follows: He was the oldest son
of William Glenn, E4q.. of this city,
and was born in Dearborn County,
Ind Oct %, 1926. He graduated at
the Indiana Asbury University in
1916, and subsequently visited Europe.
After his graduation be became one of
the founders of the extensive house OF
William Glenn & Sons of Cincinnati
Journalistic pursuits were more CON-
genial to him, however, and 10 1855
he invested in the stock of the Cih-
cinnati Gazette Company, retaisIng
his connection until his death. He
made three trips TO Europe, and trav-
eied extensively in various parts oi
the United States, forming valued
acquaintances wherever he went. He
Was married q year or more ago to
Miss Emma Edith Cogswell, of Nova
Scotia, who survives him. he leaves
no children.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-10-08
From the Pittsburgh Commercial
S1I0, 900. 900 GAIN.

We have received from the Chief OF
the Bureau Of Statistics an advance
synopsis of the report Of our foreign
trade for the mouth ending June 80,
1874, and for the twelve months end
ing the same, compared with the err
responding periods of 1873. There was
a decrease in the imports OF merchan-
disc in 1874 of 81, rs. .S69, an increase
In domestic exports OF S6t, SIS, OBJ aud
q decrease in foreign exports of 1896.
s64. The movement of specie and
bullion shows q decrease Of Sl4, ,2l5, 100
and in foreign exports Of S2,772,3OS
The value OF foreign commOdIt Is re-
maining In warehouse June 80. 1874
was $50, ,7o5,753, against S77.5SS 91S'
June 80, 1873, being decrease OF SII,-
s7s 225. Allowing for the differences
in the warehouse sccOunt, the exports
for the fiscal year 1874, exceed the inn
ports by S39, ,293. .02l, while for 1915
there Is an excess OF imports over ex-
ports to Canada, which are not yel
corrected will increase the aggregate
exports for the fiscal year several
millions more. We are beginning to
get the balance on the right side o.
our national ledger.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-10-08
A WanIag Cause.

Mr. NJ D. Conway writes as follows
from Paris to the Cincinnati Com
DlercidL: ''On the whole, the cause OF
tue Republic in France seems to me in
= declining condition. You can tell 3
Republican by his silence aud sadness.
He plzirly recognizes that the animat
ing spirit Of the present Government
Is hatred 70 the Republic He can
feel the Imperialist hand Of iron uu-
der the septennste glove. He has
distinctly recognized that Tniers Is
irrecDverably gone; that is he even
should recover that "aneieot marin
err OF the State the Government
would be reaetiOnary Gam BETA,
the man he longs for, Teeeeds
further into the distance, and even be
gins 10 fade. And the rural Republi-
can begins, in his despair TO doubt
whether even for himself and foI
r rance the least evil alternative may
not be Bonzpartist restoration"