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COMMERCIAL.
BALrrNORE MARKErs.

BALTIMORE MARKErS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. q. -BnKADSTCFrs-Flou
amonnie to 60 bills, s follows: 100 western SUP.
at 95s7x; 30 do Extra at 11@t7.25: 10 10. Family
WReaf. receipts Of Wheat arc light, ami the
Isrsns s II :s.
Day were LOO bushels Maryland amber at el.sl9
Sl:95, and 500 do prime Pennsylvania rcd At 81 ID.
CITE SreSeip@ to.9ay amoup W to 81 GO
sales 800 bus.ls white at 90 cents: u 900 do.
yellow at 81 cents; Zoo do. damp do. at T9.S
500 do. Western mixed In Elevator At Sa9S cents.
and 10 do. rcjeeted do. ut 7537 cents. Southern
mixed for Februay delivery Is quoted nominaiiy at
Oats.Thc sales to-day arc l,oonl,nsl,els Pennsyl-
vania at IS cents, and 200 do. Maryland al 5S@5s
Rye.-Thc sales to-day amounted to COO bushels at
cSitos.-we quote prices as follows: MIddlIns 10
cents; low middliDg Is cents; strict good ordinary
ProuisisnS.-The market for Provisions is armer.
with an improved inquiry for Bulk Meat. but bold
ers have adyaneed their views and no sales ass r.
Cents, with BUYERS az the inside figures, ' and
shoulders at sf@sA cents for round lots, loose.
Bacon Is jobbing 1reely. and we quote for packed
lots cts for Shoulders and s9oA cts. for clear
fancy Isngar-curea. Lard Is now quoted al sy@9
cents for prime Western steam but we learn OF 10
sales, and Pork Is quiet At &l6. per Dbl. for
mess and tl4.S0 for ramp.
sTsss a. a0 ~ GsSs snd
English Island, DO, 7&@7A cents; Cuba centric
ngaI, s9sA cents; DO: boxes No u, s.s@s'4; Porto
WIisiS. learn of NO sales, and quote stnl at
u oil Gallon.
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CORCORAN ZOUiVE,S
INSPECTION, PARADE AND sERENAl

INSPECTION, PARADE AND SERENADE.
Last evening, by appointment, Lieutenant Col
onel Robert Fleming and the staff Of the First
Regiment National Guard visited the armory Of
the Corcoran Zouaves for the purpose ofinspcction
The company have recently organized q fine brass
band, which embraces In its membership some Of
the best talent Of that kind In the District. The
inspection was entirely satisfactory, and ct It's
conclusion the company, Differed by Capt Enoch
and Lieuts. Frey, Miller, and Kelley, proceeded
to the residence of Gov. Shepherd, where, after
playing several airs, they were hospitality enter
tanned. On their returs thcy complimented THE
REPUBLICAN, Office by serenade, which Is CRATE
fully appreciated. Tho Zouavcs have in their
membership all the elements OF success, and they
deserve the brilliant military future which Is
opening up to them, and which will certainly be
the reward Of their honest efforts in the labors Of
the citizen soldiery Of the District Of Columbia.
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have q rare opportunity to invest money,
either on good real estate security for long time
at ten per cent, on collaterals for short time
at higher rate Of interest,"
The Intrinsic valuc Of real eetate centrally
located In this city, and the facility which our
laws give for prompt collection, In case Of nom
payment Of both interest and principal, render
long Investments, with semi-annual interest, re-
liable for income.
Coupon notes will be made, where desired.
with interest payable January and July.
Full particulars aud forms furnished on appli-
cation. B.H. WARNER,
~ Real Estate Broker,
s 10 Seventh street.
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NAVY YARD.
LARGE DISCHARGE OF woRKMEN.

LARGE DISCHARGE OF WORKMEN.
For some time past larke lathe, the property
OF the ordnance department Of the army, has
been undergoing extensive repairs and altsra-
lions At the ordnance machine shop OF the yard.
shipped in pieces by rail to the Frankford arssnal
where Il will be used IN turning MP the Wood
bridge wire gun. This lathe weighs about forty
toni; and 70 quite An offensive piece Of machinery.
in the ecilers Of the Usitod StatSs steamer shaw
NUT, which % being repaired q tho yard. Qns
handred and eight Dsn (nsaxly half the fsree,
shops and foasdry h. the depaftnspt Of steam
engineering On yesterday aflognoOn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

a Iey0. yooun for remit
r.,.,s., $500 tn..
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be received until February2, 1874
for the work (iucudng grasla ton and masonry to
be done on the Washington City and Point Look
out railroad, from lis branch railroad. at
the district or Columbia line, 70 Charlotte Hall,
81. Mary's county, Maryland. distance Of thirty
four miles.
Probe and specifications Of work may be seen at
the ONCE Of the company, 2l2 street southeast.
The company reserves tho right 70 reject any or
Proposals to Be addressed to the undersigned,
and 10 be Endorsed ssPropoSals for Graduation, "
''' .''A''' '"' B. q. R4NpoLPII,
ja1eTu&Thutd Chief Engineer.
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NEW LYAUeUR4TIoyDay

Mr. Amos Hunt, of this city, has placed petit
aon In circulation, which is receiving numerous
ugnatures, asking Congress to pass the necessary
avs To hare the short term OF the National Logis-
sturs extended into the month of Nav. and that
he Presidential inaugurAtion day b hereafter
he second "Wednesday Of May instead Of the eth
JcuaI and Presidential elections Be- held early n
1etuber ipstead Of In November. :.
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ENTERTALNNENT.

Last night Ray Of Hope Lodge, ]. o. @. T., gave
an entertainment At its hall, on Pennsylvania
avenue, near Seventeenth street. The exercises
consisted Of . series Of elegant readings by the
talented e. Q. Townsend and plano solos by Miss
Ada Wiley, the accomplished daughter Of Mr..
John Wiley, Of the Bank OF Washington. Sew
eral farces were we'll rendered by the members or
the Lodge, and the evening was greatH enjoyed
By all present.
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is the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
that no other domestic ale equals 1t either in
strength or favor Families supplied with hall
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
l. Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, d. y.
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FUyER1L OF MISS COFrRIyrrp
.1RTJFTcLAL STONE COMPANY.

At q meeting OF tho directors Of the Artificial
Stone Company Of the District Of Columbia, held
last evening, tbs company was rserganissd and
arrangements were perfected for the proseeution
81 business during tie apPeoaehing season. Mr..
Y. ~. Roberts, No. ~ Lsnisians ayeaee, was Up.
pointed general manager, who will tmpa!t ell
necessafy tDformnttoA regarding material and
WORK y Isnss parties Who wish 70 give orders.
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REFp ONT OF THE coin

Go to Savage's and get him to purshis unrivaled
wcat her-strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been coinforted, and advise their friends 10
20 and do likewise Jos. L. SAY AGE,
80 Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
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TAX BILLS
NASSEY,s pUyIhDELpHJA ale

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied at discount OF twenty five to thirty -nve pei
cent. by the Rogers Banking Company, 5l5 Sew
cnth street.
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rAxEcARE OF YoUR vAIUsBLEs

Call and examine tho fre and burgiar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenuo and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels silvcr-ware, other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take Weraing Jroa tae Chicago and Bosion fires.
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0ITYITBXs.


AT HHL1Rux's,
Goa Seventh street northwest,
ClosinEost sale Of
Cent? flno Stifehed Boots,
Ladies' Nobey Button CATERS
White, Red md Blue Slips,
Ru6bers aad Arctics.
Slippers nade 70 order.
"a Sevsnth street.
and best in use: For sale only at Tubman's, 4l3
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
cent, ,. r.: ssiy p,:ss e tas si.y where yCg can
siHo1n sEwIHo MACHINES.
plicants 81 the Ohleags Rsiisf Commitiss, each
applicant desIgnAtinG the machine she wanted,
2A1 we're ofths Singer patent fhsss significant
;sssisas nsesasl: " w sis S se':
WI1rE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily T.uisfos's lvo1y. Pearl Toosh Pow
der. PIiee, - and 20 cents per bottle
AVE sSa. s.Sy 3, s. " ~ s::1s
IsEs U1%s; Pss g md . cents Per bottle
Will renovate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
Per bottle. An sold By druggists and fancy deal
WIS MAcHI1H-sl1zAD SrRrxorurs1so
ri7allsd. Price. %. - and . cents each.
TIE GREAT EHaLIBH RHNHpY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All suherery from the above com.
plants either Of recent Of long standing, arc ad-
yised to use Blair's Cont and Rheumstlo Pills.
iectual remedy ever onsyed to the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared By
PRoUT & HARsANT, 2D Strand, London Ing land.
and sold by all druggists.
A REANIMATID sYsrKM
Nervous, debilitated, and depending, the sui.
ferer from Indigestion and biliousuees deserves
the kindly sympathy Of every man and woman
and regular Aow Of healthy bile. While In this
forlorn condition let him commence 0 couree OF
that supreme restorative, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. At the end Of four or i've weeks ash him
how he feels and regard him ettentively. You
Will see new man, you will hear new voice.
Health and vigor VIII have returned to his frame,
his words will be cheerful In purPort and in tone
his eye will beclear and its expression untroubled,
and he will tell you that he Is free from PAIN has
good appetite, sleeps soundly, and that his habit
Of body is natural apd regular. We have seen
this wonderful change effected In hundreds Of in.
stances BY faithful, persevering use Of this in
comparable medicated stimulant, which Is among
tonic remedies what Mount Washington 10 among
the surrounding activities 1t oyer-tops them all.
TO THE WEAK, THE WORN, AND THE WEARY,
the editor Of the Boston Recorder says: I'VE can
most unhesitatingly recommend the Peruvian
Syrup, protected solution Of the protoxide Of
iron, to all the weak, the worn, and the weary,
having richly experienced its benefits 1t pos.
sesses all the qualities claimed for 1t by its pro-
prietor."
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POLICE COURT SKETCHES.
MRS. JIM KROCSE


is one Of those unfortunate women whose lot It
has been to marry a kind old soul for her first
husband, enjoy several years Of domestic felicity
with him, and then be suddenly called upon to
attend his funeral after having been blessed with
promising lad. But this would not have been
SO hard had she not, shortly after MuldrOon's fu-
and, otter an abbreviated courtship. married him
Distance lent to Jim Krouse some enchantmcnt,
but with passing months his personal charms and
assume the arrogant and peevish spirit Of a dys-
peptic lord Then came babblings and conten-
tiOns and retlness OF eyes and domestic brawls
and murderous assaults, and finally permanent
Nov, Jim Krouse had mistaken his parental
Jurisdiction, for he supposed that Mrs. krouse's
erty as hers, SO he took him wherever he found
found him while pas.!ng HIS house on Wednesday
told him some Interesting things about his past
conduct to him as . father, and then he dragged
him him INTO an adjoining Toodshed, and piled four
will fast him through his minority. The Judge,
e Better % s.n n.s ae spss
on such q small boy; to which Jim Krcusc related
some startling things about his wife. which good
and proper English wont express. lie was lined
'tMARIA GRANT
called my husband all sorts Of names, y exclaimed
the excited Ann Wells, land told her to shut
up: but she kept right on blasPbemin' his name
TOOK ho@ o. hsT arm n and her
strenuously objected. She broke loose from Ann
Wells, receded 70 the Kitchen, exapined quickly
the steve vsT nt ana ID, s.T1ed hssy Mith
while about the beauties OF sudden death and
future glory. But Ann was not quite ready to
The her sad
was Just in the oct Of returning the compliment
when Maria Grant seized . veteran broom stick
Performed The celebrated bayonet stroke, which
one more victim Was added to the long list Of
human sufferers. When Mr.. Wells returned from
work he found r. the bed
while much camphor and mustard were violently
wrestling in o doubtful struggle for the suprem-
acy. The case was continued in order to allow
FULLY tried to-day.
Is an umbrella-mender, and all day long when the
our streets in search Of employment, and at night
returns to the house OF his old father and COM
mences series Of drunken movements which
ends by kicking the gray-hcadcd old man out Of
doors. The charge Of assault which was first filed
against him was suspended and he was arraigned
FOR being common drunkard, for which crime he
was sent to the workhouse.
FUNERAL OF MISS COFTRLyGER.
The funeral of Miss Cornelia Cottringer, who
died on Wednesday, Mt the Louise Homo, took
place from that Institution yesterday, at p. m,
Berret Brent Randall, several of the lady man,
ayers or the Home, and many Of the relatives and
Of the deceased ;u, Tire seryice was CON
church, In the large hall Of the Home. From the
Home the funeral cortege proceeded TO Mt. Olivet,
where the remains will be temporarily inferred
Baltimore. o..
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\ In ortler to reduce our very large and choice
stock Of Z" Burt's" Rne shoes for ladies', misses and
children, VIC have marked prices down to nearly
that Of ordinary goods.
These shoes have been put in stock recently, are
| fresh and offer rarc Inducements.
which fine hand made boots, Congress gaiicS and
lacc shoes are offered ut T. 8. Gartrells 90 Sew
enth street, corner Of i.
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CORES OF THE PAMPHLET allow to Get Richn
store, Of John q. Parker No. 81: Seventh strc Ct;
Warren Choate Co., No. Oh Pcuns yivania ave-
| nue., and Richard Roberts, 102o Seventh street
northwest.
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III. sQCIER + CO.,
CHOICE INVESTMENTS.

| Bankers, No. lile Pennsylvania avenue, pay
| per cent. On all deposits.
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TIE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FGrnished6y Lescis Johnson Co.. Bankers, Vers,nn
Roc, n1rthsasf corgeS PenRsytvdni0 aresue a,,d
Tenth street, HuShin0fon.
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/ ADIEs' rURs.
Fresh supplies Of those
ELEGANT SEAL SkCQrES.
--.--- LYNX MrFFS AND BOAS,
and other desirable Furz for ladies' wear, iust
opened, ii reduced prices.
STiNEMErZsS Hat ana Fur Store, e..
i.-1 PrHhsyiyania avenue.
jams next corner of Thirteenth street,
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NJlLLAkU 4uAbB,s I
NOTES.-The noor of the Hall has BEEN raised.
90 thata line view OF the stage may be oltained
IMMENSE SUCCESS !
OF BuLLOCK'S
ROYAL NARlONETTES.
The Hat! Tiled TO overaowing and
CE0WRs TuRNE AWAY.
S. GE3Wps TIRNEp AWAr,
SHOUTS o. APPLAUSE
|. Eo9H .fi' M ~ 'Hifess {! Fl .
BRING THE CIIILpREN;
ss MTAiTiSSEEE every MONDAY. wEpSEsDAYani
Seats for sale at Ellis music store Chairs, Sc
cured rs cents; Children, secured, 50 cents. Gen.
eIal admission, g cents: ianIt
WILLARD HALL TO LET
w FOR BALLSs TAIRS RECEPTIONS, THE
Apply a. once q Wiilasi's ifeirl. DEP
os az ON . AKA III. |Hsssssso-
7rs SAL m.nxsfTTE...l71asn,
Nv doors above ODD FciioWs fi.ii e'khf
Choice on PaintinEs, EnsrarinGs. .Chromos, &c.
shsae resse. es eesnns tSsss .Sd s
sels si1Es, Ma Y Al If in the District. *
fiea.e rcMsinber s Name and Number. ,eas-iy.
EOR MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hoi,,nss-
her PoSr 81 w Emf is
DAILY MSGSF vsi AT < O'CLOCK sok
{the Tomb OF washingto ton, and lntcrmcdiate and
fcbl9 Gen. Snp't Steamer Arrow.
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CABINET MAKERS.

T EVI CURRY,
II CARINET MAKER
40 street, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
(Shop In the rcar.)
Hard Wood and Veneercd Doors specially.
Offices and Stores lifted MP in ts best style. JoipeS
work promptly executed, and satisfaction gunrs
auteed. laf5-Im
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plicants BY the Chicago Relief Committes each
applicant Decorating the machine she wanted,
2<n were Of the Singer patent These significant
facts ahow the high appreciation IN which this
e1ceiisnt maehins1s held--Hsrpes's Weekly, Hev
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, JanuaryIo
and every evening until further notice. the rreak
Shakspearean spectacle. entitled
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
This superb work, combining great
OPERATIC. COSTUNAL. 2.
SCENIC, DECORATIVE,
TERrSICHOREAS EFFECTS,
will be presented on y scale Of
REGAL MAGNIFiCENCE.
completely eclpsiny any Spectacular effort thas
Washington has ever seen. y
Every Scene new, every Costume new, every
Property and appointment new. The entire Com
pany in the east.
Saturday January ~ Grand Maiinee-''A MIDI
summer Nights Dream. JanlS-tf
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EOR THIRTY DAYS,
-. CoKE

at six cents per bushc, carasc extra Orders left
GAsLlGnT OFFICE,
No. IA Tenth streets at III First street, southwest;
corner Third and X streets or 10 Bridge street,
Georgetown, will be promptly llcd. jani2-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-23
Thursday, December 81, 1874,

at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash. the following real estate, to. wit (:
All the right and interest of William, A.
Bowen in and to a certain parcel of land in
the city of Memphis, Shelby county. Tennes-
see. and bounded as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming at point on the north side Of the Pigeon
Roost road to the southwest corner Of lot
conveyed shortly before the 14th day of March
1851, by John d. Armour TO Mary G. Bowen (;
thence westwardly ninety 1907 feet with the
the Pigeon Roost road to a stake; thence
northwardly parallel with the west line of
Mrs. Bowen's said lot to New Madison street
one hundred and fifty eight (l5S) feet thence
with New Madison street eastwardly one hun
bred 600 feet, more or less. to point on New
Madison street to where the wesI line Of Mrs
Bowen's said lot, if extended. would inter-
sect New Madison street; thence. in direct
line to the place Of the beginning. Also all
the right, title and interest Of said William
A. Bowen in and to lot No. 10 Of ]. d. ar
mour subdivision Of original country lot No.
496, said lot No 10 having front of fifty feet
on the north side Of Pigeon Roest road. and
running back to an alley and fronting on the
alley forty.six and one. fourth feet. kquity
of redemption is specially waived in the deed
to any purchaser at the sale, and title believed
to be good, but sell only as Trustee.
WILLIAM N. BROWN, Trustee.
PATTERSON 4 LOWE. Attorneys. rios
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-23
Tuesday, December 2Oth,
AmuRements.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-To-night Fox's
Humpty Dumpty pantomime troupe will
appear at the theater, instead Of at the
Greenlaw Opera House as heretofore
advertised and announced. The troupe
numbers over thirty people, many
of them being artistes in their lines
of business. In addition to the
regular pantomime business Of Humpty
Dumpty, with its grotesque and laugh
able scenes, we will have exhibitions in
Olympian Calisthenics by Mile Lucia
and Orrin Brothers, musical melange
by Spaulding, specialties in minstrelsy
by Dunbar, slack wire walking by Louise
Boshell, Swiss wsrbling by Deyerchere,
bell ringing by the Spauldings, acrobatic
feats by the 0rrin Brothers, etc. The
tableaux will be gorgeous and grand,
presenting fairy grottos, nymphs, ETC.,
and forming charming scenes Among
the leading stars who will appear may
be mentioned George L. Fox as "Clown"
and C. X. Fox as Pantaloon," c. W.
Ravel as Harlequin " ADD Louise
Boshell as "Columbine." AS q comic
trick pantomime Humpty Dumpty stand.
uurivaled on the stage.
MAJILToxs-This troupe will not ap
pear at the tbeater or in the city during
the present week, as owing to unavOida
bic circumstances their engagement Il
play here has been cancelled.
JEFFERSON Opera HoUsE.-The houses
at this popular vaudeville theater are OF
the increase. Manager Steele, with com
mendable enterprise, has secured th,
famous prodigy Little Dot" who ap
pears this evening" also the pleasing
prcteau actress, Miss Abbie FarnsWorth
aud Mile Jean Dupont, the French jug
gler. Other novelties are promised il
rapid succession.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-23
"Inquirer,s, pi.claimer.


To the Editor OF the Ledger
Since you published my inquiries on
Saturday, please permit me. through
your columns, to state that, in making
the aforesaid inquiries, intended no
injustice to the Appeal. Lawyers say
that the law shall be interpreted accord.
ing to intent, in despite of pording. So.
in my haste, / may have seemed to reflect
on the Appeal; yet can assure that pa.
per was guiltless OF any such intent,
never for a moment belieCing they were
coguizant of the fact that this subscrip.
ton had been started. The facts were
furnished by a Linden street teacher
where it was proposed, and the questions
were propounded by me for the Appeal
satisfied that they could make a noble
disclaimer, as they have. ISoUIRER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-23
MagazIne Notices.

The December number, completing the
fourteenth volume of this delightful
monthly, is here, bearing upon the face
OF it unmistakable indications of con-
slant and confident improvement, and a
growing success. Lippincotts is the
most cosmopolitan of our American
magazines, and under its present ener'
getic management is strengthening itself
in the minds OF the people every year.
1t is American, but not sectional or
partisan. 1t is rapidly securing for itself
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Liberal clubbing rates. Specimen num-
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Of 20 cents, j. B. Lippincott 4 Co.,
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DEMoREsr' MoNTHLY.-This illustra-
ted work of fashion is most popular. The
December number is particularly in
teresting and readable. The work is
full of valuable fashion plates, original
poems, stories, music and other useful
and entertaining literature. 1t is full of
magnificent eDgravings, reliable fash
ions and full.sized patterns. The De
cember number contains Christmas and
holiday presents for all subscribers and
purchasers, and contains supplement
called Demorest's Young America.
For sale at all news stands. Published
by w. Jennings Demorest, II East
Fourteenth street, New York.