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FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCIAL.


W washington stock Exchange, SSrs. 20.
Quotations. fHrHisAed By Middleton & Co. :, baEksr.
The following were tie prices bid and 49, :,
the meeting OF the washinEtoa Stock Exchsnss to
Sis.J = s@-1' hs'' -, ITO ssked, OurTeacy
Did. Bank Ssock-Natisasl 6sns
Of bsp9blic, 40 bid; National M-troPolisAn Bank,
- oid. ia asked: Second y ttiOaAl Bank,
iel cid se asked; Citizens National Bank, lis bid,
iiy fsked: City Passenger Rsilrosis-AstroFOii IA
st0cF IL bid, - ssked. sGatTy Li<t-W SshiaR-
yer CITY Gas steck, IS bid; P0scmAc Fire Ins. %.
EocS, Georgetown. lS5 bid; National Metropolitan
Hne Icsursnce %. stock, 90 BID; ~. Y, Alex
" ash and Geo. 3. Co., stock, ISS asked. Districi
escUTitIes-{ District of C5lrmbia)-Permanen nj
Inp,I,s. J. ,lsei, "a BID, s5i4 ssked; Market
Washingtonl-" Five Y ear oertrncates 1910, NJ
N 1873. e6 bid, IS asked; .Ten Y ar b 1nds, SIS,
j. q ISIS, IS bid, . sszet; Fund. Loan bonds,
Les: SIS, M: n, l9J2, 90 bid. % asked;
Certificates Of stock Qs43), SIS. j A j 4 O., At
pleasure - bid, n asked Bo ard PubIi, WORKS.
Ger: Gen. ImProysment, IS, J; J., lS74, IS BID
81 esked, de-, 1875, 81 bid. IS asSed; do. 1876,
50 bid, So asked; DO. 1877, IS hid, IS asked; DO
1873, So bid, IS asked: do. series, Sc asked. Ger
tihcaies, Sewer, S's,J J., lE4, So bid, 20 ask :,
do. 1875 IS BID 6! ask do, ls76, e5 bid, So a,ked
do l5I IS bid; do, l7s, Go iii, g. ssks1i do, Sc
Tles, q BIZ. so asked
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TEE WASHINGTON MARKET CoMrANY-The
Washington Market Company yesterday, by
W. r Chandler, nled a reply TO the bill of Jas
A. Hoffman TO en- join the sale of his stall repre-
sentng the dealers, wherein they say that the
plsiDtih took possession OF the stalls in question
without permission; did not pay any bonus. and
furthermore, has never paid his rent regularly
as he avers; also, denies oCher minor allegations
IN the bill OF plaintiff. /. will be recOllected
that the market company claimed under their
charter the right 10 sell the bonus for the right
20 occupy stalls in Nav last, and Hoffman,
butcher, fled his bin TO enjOin the sale. The
case was heard By Judge Wylie, who granted
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District Government Affairs.

Commissioner Blow is at his desk daily, early
and late, and has 50 far systematiZed the duries
a. 20 be able TO give immediate attention 10
each caller and dispose of their business at
once. The numerous delegations and indi
yiduals who call upon such variety of mat
ters, and all pressing their views and desires at
once. Is well calculated tOtry the patience. Yet
Mr.. Blow gets through with such good grace
as 10 make the visitor feel at ease, Botwlthstand
ing he may have failed in having his wishes
Complied with.
CLERICAL REDUCTIONS ANTICIPATRD.
Mr.. Blow states that the heavy duties OF the
engineer department having been nearly per-
reduction of the working force will now be made
IN that branch; that he IL determined the cur
rent expenses Of running the District shall be
reduced 20 the lowest possible standard consist
eDt with the faithful performance OF the duties
incident thereto. A reduction will be made
also IN the clerical force of the board Of audit.
TIE NEW CONTROLLER.
Controller COyle has fairly entered upon the
duties OF his Office, which at present are not
very labOTiOus, and do not conflict with his du-
ties at the National Bank of the Republic. The
of &c OF president OF the bank lie entirely with
out foundation. Mr.. COyle says he is already
besieged at home. on the streets, and at his
Office with applications for positions under him,
which are already filed. and he desires il TO be
understOOd that however much he might desire
to accommodate his friends, he has no Offices
within hls gilt.
TIE NEW BONDS.
The first Issue OF the new District of Column
bia S.t5 bonds took place to-day, the commits
siOners OF the sinking fund paving out SIS 600
IN settlement of claims presented, Messrs Riggs
y Co. being the first to receive the new bonds
NOS. ] TO =.
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DEDICATION or CHUKCH.-On Sunday.
nth instant, tho new Mount Zion Church,
under the charge of Rev. Washington Lang
ford situated about feur miles from Galesyills,
Anne Arundel county, was dedicated. Tue
cCpgre CATION had for great number or years
hen woTsbippipg in a dilapidated building,
and some months ago they determined on TIA
erection of q new building. Thets ssaorts were
seconded by Rev, \. NJ. Caro- |, presiding elder
OF Potomac circuit, Washington conference,
anc lot Was secured, on which they erected a
handsome frame structure, AZ by "a feet A
very large congregation was present at the
dedication. The services commenced at II
O'Clock, when Rev. j. Thomas, of Asbary NJ.
Z. Church, read the first morning lesson; Rev.
\. A. Dennis followed in prayer; Rev G. T.
Pinkney read the second lesson, and Rev. JAS
Thomas preached the sermon, taking for his
text the words. fThe glory of this latter house
shall be greater than the former" The trustees
presented the house for dedication, and il WIS
formally set apart for igious services. In the
afternoon Rev G. 7. Pinkney preached a ser
non, and at night Rev. Washington LongEori
officiated.
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THB BEECHER-TILToN LIBEL SUITs.-Mr
sherman, as counsel for Mr.. BeeCher, yestertlay
applied TO Judge Nelson, of the city court of
Brooklyn, for an order to show cause why Theo-
doIe Triton should not be compelled to fur
nlsh bill of particulars Of damages CHARGED
IN his complaint. The order was granted, re-
turnabie on Thursday
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THR ARGENTINE RgBELLION.-Nevs from
the Argentine States continues warllke. The
lnsuTgent leaders, Rivas, BOrges and Arredor-
90, have joined Gen. Mitre. Several vessels of
the navy have gone to the insurgents. Sarmi-
entO has taken command of the troops defend
Buenos AyTes. The Argentine government has
requested the authorities at MontevIdeO to pro-
hibit eniistments and the export of ar ms for the
rebel forces. ~
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON IS NOT A SPIRITU-
ALIsT.-Nice President Wilson has taken the
trouble TO deny that he is a believer in spiritu-
alfm. He says that the report grew out of his
attendance at a spirituaists meeting in Phila-
delphia, where he went with Mr.. Childs, of the
Ledger, and Mr.. Drexel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

Mr.. CHR. XANDER's NATIVE WINE cannot
be strongly enough recommended to the lovers
Of wholesome beverage, on account OF its
purity. Give Mr.. y. call, at Oil 18th street
northwest, and try it. IO1T ,eoI:
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ART SALE.-Messrs. Lstimer & Cleary, auc-
tioneers, are now preparing for q sale OF rare
CsrTeIa ard FlOrentine marble sTatuary, the
IMPORTATION Of Sig. Giovannoni. iSale to take
I'm street Full particulars in to-lporrou's
paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

CHILD OF FOURTEEN on TIE LECTURE
STAND Editor StGr:-Lsst night a large audi
eDce assembled at Union Chapel on 10Th street,
70 listen TO the child lecturer, Miss Kittie G.
shaw, who lie very bright and intelligent
looking girl Of IA or 10 years. Her address is
easy, graceful and pleasing; her voice strong
yet sweet and musical, and her mature views
amazed as well IS delighted the attentive audi
ence. We have bat one fault to find with the
little speaker, and that s, she talks Just little
too fast. LISTENER.
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FUREITUkK AT AUCrIoE.-The sale of the
SLects OF the Aarston house, 18th street sind
New Sork avenue, begius to- morrow. Parties
desiring = good class Of furniture should no.
sail to attend.
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THB TURF.-The race at Deerfoot park
New York, yesterday, for a purse OF 81 900 be-
tween American Girl and COpperbottOm, the
PAGER, was won by the Girl. The first heat was
taken by COppeIbOttom. Time, 2.2S, 2.27ai +,
. 26L, 22S -
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SALES OF RIAL EsTATB.-wash. b. Will
liams, auetiOneer. has made the following sales
OF real estate: Part lot 8 in square 49, fronting
on ith street west, between New York avenue
and l. street, with improvements. TO Gustav
Giesler, for S9,035; parts lots "a and 95 IN Kel-
ly's subdivision OF west half OF square 365, i'm
proved by three-stOry brick dwelling, fronting
on 10Th street, between p and q streets. to
John Patch, for 81 CSC, parts of lots l, p g. 4, s.
ana Q, IN square IS3, with the improvements, to
l. A Bartlett, for az 3Sj; also part lot H. in
square "a TO same purchaser, for 1887; lot 3. in
L. MosheT's subdivision OF Beall's Discovery
improved by frame dwelling, two miles from
navy yard, on Il. h. road, to John Patch, for
$500 east part Of lot l. in square S6S, fronting
on North 4 street, between 9th and 7th streets
east to Bridget Healy, Tor 80 cents per foot; lot
., IN square 1853, fronting on 18th street north
east, 10 George T. 5. Dawson, for CH cents Der
foot, containing about $685. square feet; lot No
50, IN r. r. MayheW's recorded subdivision of
certain loJs in square numbered 2OI, 10 General
LIE Insurance Company, for s. go; lots "a and
%, same square, same purchasers, at - 200
each, and 90 TO e. II. MOUlton, for S5,775; lot 3
IN square 53S, fronting in Knox alley, between
Sd and < streets southwest, to q. ". Sticknsy
tor 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

Use TIE ELASTIC Truss and Abdominal
Supporter If you desire comfort and safety 2}5
PeDnsJ lvania avenue. 1915
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AN INCORPORATION CERTIFICATE has been
RED IN the Office of recorder OF deeds in the
nsmes OF the First COlOred Wesley Methodist
CnuFch," the object OF which l. to establish a
church OF the Methodist denomfnatio ami the
maintenance OF the same forever, and nave
electsq the following trustees for the first wear
viz: W. G.. Costin, Edw Stuart. T. sIohnsan -
Gilbert, George Washington, las. II. Thomss
p. johnson, John Styles, and l.. I. Jones.
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ARREST OF A FORGKR.-James Dunavau
charged with forging pension papers IN Phlla-
delphia in May last, and OhtaiUiny money upon
the same, was to-day arrested at FalPs Church.
Va, by Messrs. Sargent and McElfresh, detec-
tvFS. and brought TO this city. He will be re-
turned 20 PHILADELPHIA to- morroW TO answer.
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The HIBKRNIAN BKNsvoL zrT SOCIETY. IN.
], have made arrangements 20 attend the an
nual convention OF the Irish Catholic Benev-
olent Union, which meets in Baltimore to NOR
row morning. The society will be entertained
by the Hibernian Society Uf Baltimore. The
Georgetown Society will also attend the con-
y6ntion, and be entertained likewise.
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SUIT FOR DIyoRCE--Mr. l.. G. HIne a fam
days ago fled bill for Francis NJ. Scott for a
divorce from Amanda d. Scott, his wife, They
were married July 9Th, 1858, in Baltimore. ana
he charges that she deserted him in MAY, 1874.
and committed adultery with one Nicholson, in
1s7i, ct house Nos 2g4 q street,
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LOCAL NEWS.
.muzaments, &C. To--ntRht.

F--d's opera Rouss--MTs. JRrhes A. Oates
Comic opera Company in "Mi gnonette."
Na.tcscI TAsGisr. - Mis- Ella Wesner in
Mixed
LiEeo1a Ha7L-GTand Old folks concert.
T7sdssr CoBsiQUe-The Jutch cOmedi an, Geo.
= KNIGHT: Mile Zirsila. and other attractions.
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CITY ITEMS.

ASK your grocer for DOOleys Yeast Powders
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits,
Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Waffes, sc. De-
pot, 60 New street, New York.
DIR. Bulls COUGH SYRUP is fast taking the
place Of the Old.fashiOned Cough remedies. u
never fails to relieve the most violent Cold,
and for Throat diseases it is invaluable. Price,
% cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

TIE NATIONAL LOCAL Preachers ASsO-
CIATION.-Ihe National Association OF Local
preachers, now holding a session in Baltimore,
Nd, viii pay this city a visit tomorrow. The
Following Is the programme perfected by the
committee on reception: The visitors will ar
rive az the Baltimore and ohio depot at $50 q.
N. be received BY the committee and escorted
10 the Capitol, Smithsonian Institution, ENecu-
I'VE Manson, Treasury, War and Navy depart
iLents, and other public buildings. On leaving
the Patent ONCE they will proceed 10 the au-
olence-rocm OF Wesley chapel NJ. r. church.
Az O'CLOCK Rev. j. n. DaShiel, ID. D., will de-
lifer the ADDRESS OF welcome. At y. N. n
Innch will be served by the lady members of
the wesley chapel congregation IN the lecture
room.
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ALL-WoOL UEDBRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
% 80 each; the latest style Scarfs, at HOlIsnde
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
10,l4,l:
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ADJUSTMENTS. - Mrs. Oates Comic Opera
company appeared last evening In the new
opera OF "Nignonette" to a large and discrI mi
mating audience. IL is a capital opera, mirth
provoking, and one which brings into requisi-
ton the talents of the very able company
"Mlgnonette" will be repeated this evening.
Miss Ella Wesner at the National last night
was greeted with good audience. The society
play or mixed" written expressly for this
artist, serves to develop her genius as q protean
actress The piece gives Miss wesner the on
portunlty 10 amaze an audience by her light
ming changes of costume. E'Nixed" will 6oId
week. WIS
The "OId Folks concert this evsni,s o.I,,-
coin Hall for the benefit Of Pioneer Cornell No
l, Sons OF Jonadab, promises to be a very en-
joyable affair. The principal members OF the
assisted by large number Of outside talent
Those who have attended the rehearsaIs pro-
nounce the singing most excellent. Go earlv
and secure good seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

No CURE, No PAY!
Try LuDt's Ague Cure, a sure cure for fever
and sgue. For sale by all druggists. lO,16,6
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The Public Schools Of washington


Tie following interesting data in regard to
cur public schools Is supplied by the abstract OF
reports for September, prepared Oy SuPerIn-
teIdent Wilson
Number Of pupils OF the rolls on the last day
CT the month, Sos. Increase over September
1913, So. Whole number of pupils enrolled
during the month, S..15. Average number of
pupils enrolled during the month, S.3G7. Aver
age number OF pupils in daily attendance during
the month, ,1S4. Number of vacant seats in
the lst district, los. 2I s.; Sd, 49, 4th total
Ais. Number OF applicants waiting admission
IN the LIST district, IL ID 1lj; 81 %, Avn, 35-tO-
tai, 20. Number Of schools in the LIST district
g, ID, 20; Sd, 50; 18th, 3O-total, al. Average
number Of pupils in each school in the lst dis
tTict 622; I'd 600 Sd, 554 4tb 5IT-general aver
age, 59.9. Percentage Of attendance in the 1st
district, e 9; ID 81 l. Sd, 97.1 4th, g14-ayerage
percentage, 9I-2. Number of cases of hardness
IN the Let district, % second 81 Sd, Sc; 4th, 70
total, III. Decrease over September, 1873, 24}.
Number OF cases present at roll call, 2Ss ,gOI.
Percentage Of tArdiness, OO6. NumberO OF cases
of corporal punishment in the list district 22d 8:
Sd 5; 4th, total Il; decrease over Septe nber.
1873, D Number OF pupils dismissed in the 1st
district, 5; ID 3; Sd, 4; 4th. O-tOtal, T. Number
of pupils suspended in the LIST district 10; I'd g.:
Sd, Hath ,O-totsl, %. Number OF INDECENT pupils
furnished with books in the LIST district, Is; 81
-; Sd, III; 9Th, 245-tOtal 43 /. Number of visits
OF trustees and principals in the LIST district,
HIPS; I'd, 16-253; Sd, 49-l4l; 4th. 1876:
principals, 100; trustees, 5S1-tOtal 992. Nun
Der Of Visits OF superintendent, 191.
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NERINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, S125, 3. 80
each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers at Hol.
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 10,14,I:
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.

NEW BOOKS AT BALLANTgNE'S,
42S Seventh Street.
oreIinE Chestnut Bur-; By Rev Z. Rove.
boldsn sh the 0Tdsi b. the author Oh Shiloh
The Frozen Deep; by Wilkie Cailias
NlIhrcd Of the See; by ". NJ. Davis
Lily AID the Cross by De lille.
Wide World.
Doors Outward; by the author of Win and Wear
Freud History Of Ireland, vsls. 2 aid 3
Fraser Lectures the bOOFs Of the Bible ocls tr
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CoRrs, BUNIONs, sc.
For relief from COrns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. " hites establish
ment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. S.
Treasury.
Try THE ELASTIC TRUSS, 2}5 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,5
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The Montpelier Female Humane associstton
Chartered BY the LezslAture uf YlrsiniA md the
Shcut court q o. sLge county, prJrc ses, BY q
sizes o. SrsDs eff Oonesrts, 70 estsbish and en-
gov "Hcme Tor the Old, Iufrm, 81 Destitute
Ladies et Virginia Montpel sr tie fgr.-.er yss
dence OF President james sdisOn.
The Assoclatlsu l. under the control q efqhs
trustees siK OF bon are elected ESSENTIALLY by me
Virginia. III -
hemittances for tickets may be made By express
prepaid, post-ofhoe moICy order on Washington
u. O., or BY registered letter, addressed 20
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf NJ. 2. Z. A, AleIandsis, Va,
References, by Pcrmissisu: His KNoeHeucv. las
L hemBer, Governor q We. HE ENCeIIerrV- on
ItfdO " s4Eer, Ex-Governor Of Va; Hon R5beTt
= Nithers, Lieut. Governor Of Va ard ~ = Sen
SiST elect licn 6ubcrt a. Hueirs, J I've Faster
frsm Virgins % N'-a'0os
For fun particular, Testimonials, &c, send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR.
Prest NJ y. b. A, AleNsusris, Va
Reliable AgeEts wanted everywhere. G16-eoly
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TX iCHARD b. MOBUN co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STArIONERs,
1913 PENNSYLVANIA AvExrE.
sKw BoOKs.
Campaigning on the Oxus and the Fall OF
H khlrs; y A. MseGsh1 III syol. s. 50
Prosper Mernee's Letters to sn Incoeuito Al
Squire Arden; BY Mrs. 0liIhs ant ....
Lorna Doone; BY W. ID. Blackmore...., "a
oct9-tr ~
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A PHYSICIAN IN CoURT-Tss Board Of Ham
IHrCks The LdlC 10 Enforce its Rsguld tignS-A war
rant was returned TO the Police Court this
morning charging Aaron W. Miller, q physician
residing az No. SD X street southeast, with re-
rising TO register his name in the books Of the
Board OF Health. The information recites
: mat SAID Miller practising ph ysician in this
city, on the first day OF october. aid on divers
other days from that day TO the day of filing the
information within the Jurisdiction OF the PO-
lice Court, with force and arms, did violate the
provisions OF the regulations adopted by the
Board OF Health July 10, 1874. entitled Regu-
istlOns to secure full and correct record OF
vital statistics, including the registration OF
marriages, births and deaths, the interment
disinterment and removal of the dead in the
District Of Columbia made in pursuance
OF An act Of Congress entitled An act
70 further defne and enlarge the powers
ard duties Of the Board OF Health, approved
June 70, 1874, By refusing and neglectiny to
register his name in q book provided for such
purpose at the Office Of the Board OF Health, to
the great damage OF divers gOOd citizens OF the
United States then and there residing, and
against the form Of the statute in such cases
made and provided, and against the peace OF
the government OF the United States; where
upon the attorney for the United States DRAWS
Tor the consideration OF the court in the prem
lse and that due proceedings may be had
against said Aaron ". Miller, to make him
answer touching the premises aforesaid"
DT. Miller was present with his counsel, Mr..
=, r MOTIFS, but Sir. Browne, attorney for the
Board OF Health. being absent. the hearing
was postponed until next Saturday,
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FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, at HolIande
Bros. IOlII:
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SPECIALlfIEs
-
DRY GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED, At Low TGTgEg
Flack Silks, AlpsCss and y chairs
TwilleG Serges, Sc. sud 8 .ants
Piaids, Nlpacs e, H.arritr aad Lnztres, Is cents
Canton E'aCnsls, Oct UuE ard Calicrfz
Splendid stock Of B'aTk ttS. from SSup
Cloths, CassimerFs. E.al5tl-. Uloakiusp, &c
G mpiete stCck of Msrino Underwear.
So AL goods marked in plain figures % the very
lowest price.
HuGAt WYIIE,
CCl7 IT IOls and 1000 seveuth street \ "
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THs SYNOD OF BALTIMoRB.-The annual
session OF the Synod OF Baltimore will com
mence Al so p. m. to-day in the First Presby-
uetlan cnnrch, corner of Park and NJ adison
streets. The opening sermon will be preached
by Kew. y: 3: Mitchell, Of New York avenue
Snurch, washington, the retiring MODERATOR.
There are In the synod I23 ministers i0s eIdars
1891 communicates and 122 churches.-Baui,
more Sun.
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TIE MOST DESIRABLE NOVELTY in gentle
mems jewery is q set OF sleeve buttons and shirt
studs of Mexican diamonds. magniicsntly set
in Is karat gold plate, for the low price Of SIS,
just received at Prigg's, 457 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue.. The Mexican diamond has all the bril-
hancy Of the genuine white stone, and the ex-
qulsite nicely with which il is set in the goods
referred TO, helps to make 1t one Of the best
styles yet introduced.
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FIRST GKAsD GIFT CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF rHE
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, "a.
November 23. 1874.

Ez,l1O Cash Cts auouDtlng to-. . COO 600
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GRAND FALL OPENING.
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY.
JUST RECEIVED
AND
NOW OPEN FOB INSPECTION.
ESQ rolls Of choice snd very newest destg.s
bhU5SELs, THBEE-PLY AND ISG6aIy
CA ETs.
l20 pieces oILCLofHs, 10 all widths and latest
patterns.
FLAhNELs, WATERPROOF CLOTHS, pREsS
p3VOps OF every Ehad- sn6 desert ption.
BLASh ALPaGAs and MoUREIEG GOODS in
Complete stock Of DOMEsTICs.
Large assortment OF Single aud Double SHAWLs
We call attention TO the fact that the ST. - a.,
patterns OF cur new Fall Goods, especially Cart
an S1 sGT1sss any IA this or foreign markers
enabled to offer greater iDdue5u ents than ever
call is respectfully solicited.
WcLFOhD SHILBER6.
THE ARCADE,
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TnPRECEDKNrED REDUCTION.
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Prints, SIC. aud MP.
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O2Iton Flannels, best makes, loo. aud np
All Linen Hemmed Hdsts iS iSr e. o1t SaS 40
BEAUTIFUL Silk Clicked Bslbriggsn Hose, onl,
hip Gore Corsets, SOC; reduced from 7so.
Elegant Paris Kids, CSC, q button, Ell
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We offer none but FIST ciaS' goods, selected wfta
gel the fullest value for their MONEY should e-arigs
our stock. This is eur final reduction.
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sugls-sm 1905 street, between nth and 18th
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