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Revoked.

Lieutenant c. Fl. Rockwell, Fifth Cav
Try, and A. A. @. NJ, at Camp Lowell,
kindly obliges US with this order:
HEADoUAR1 Frs ARMY
OF THE UNITED STATES,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 26. 1874
General Orders No. 5. General Orders
No 2, current series, from these head.
quarters, directing the Interchange OF
stations of the Fifth and Sixth regiments
of Cavalry, is hereby revoked.
By command OF General Sherman.
WILLIAM D. WHIPPLE,
Assistant Adjutant General
Whatever the Fifth Cavalry
may think of this order, we be.
lieve the people of Arizona gen.
orally, will be pleased that it has
been made. This regiment has
become familiar with the Indian
haunts, and the Indians are
thoroughly impressed with the
capacity of it to punish them.-
Tucson Citizen.
Yes. you are right, brother
Citizen, and the people will not
only be pleased with the revoca-
ton of said order, but they will
rejoice with exceeding great joy.
Ever since the PRONUNCIATION of
the order for the removal of the
Fifth Cavalry from the Territory
a feeling of sadness ond apprehen-
sion has prevailed throughout the
Indian striker portions of the
Territory. And this feeling was
natural and reasonable. The gall
liant Fifth has been through Gen.
eral Crooks grand and successful
campaign and officers and men
have covered themselves with
glory. They have learned and
know every trail, caHon and
mountain pass. They know the
haunts of the hostile Indians and
their mode of warfare, and many
good men have feared that to re-
move them just now and substi-
tute a regiment composed of Off
GERS and men who are strangers
to the country and to the foe,
might have a disastrous effect and
possibly cause a renewal of hos
tilities on the part of the savage
hordes who are only now kept in
subsection from fear of General
Crook and the gallant officers and
men to whom they have had to
yield. This order of revocation
will be received with unbounded
satisfaction throughout the Terri
tory.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fifth and Last
Gift Concert
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY of KENTUCKY
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
IN AID OF THE

The management have determined Ia
have the drawing of the Fifth and Last
Gift Concert of the Public Library of Ken.
lucky. on the Both day of November next
We believe now that all the tickets will be
sold. and that the drawing will be q full
one, but whether all are sold or not the
drawing will nevertheless certainly come
off on the day appointed.
The special object of this card is to call q
meeting Of the ticket-hoIders at Public Ii
brary Hall, on the 30th of November, to
make arrangements in connection with the
committee appointed by the Trustees to
superintend the counting of the tags repre-
ssnting the number of tickets sold. While
there is no actual necessity for the presence
OF tIcket-hOlders. as under our arrange
ments the interests are all equally cared
for, but at the same time would greatly
prefer that as many of those interested as
can, would attend this meeting, and each
see for himself how perfectly fair and im-
partial the distribution must be.
Every arrangement has been made for
the drawing, but little more than month
remains for the sale of the remainder OF
the tickets, and whatever is done must be
done promptly.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
Louisville, KY, Oct %, 1874.
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READ THIS TWICE !

1.-THE PEOPLES LEDGER" con-
tains NO continued Stories, Large
Pages, 4s columns of Choice Miscellaneous
Reading Matter every week. together
with articles from the pens OF such well,
known writers as Massey, OLIVER
OPTIC. sYLVANUs COBB, JR.. MISS s
TROWBRIDGE, MARK TWAIN, &c.
s@I aoiU send "THE PEOPLES
LEDGER" to any address every
aoeek for three months, on trial, on
receipt of only so GENTS.
"The Peoples Ledger" is an old-estab-
Iished and reliable weekly paper. published
every Saturday, and is very popular
throughout the N. E. and Middle States,
Address HERMANN X. CURTIS,
Publisher.
No. IL School St, Boston, Mass,
no2l.3m.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special 10 tie Sc Sentinel. I"
PRESCOTT AND CAMP VERDE
Heavy Rains.

Heavy haInB.
PRESCOTT. Nov. 20. - Heavy
rains prevailed here for the last
2 days. Weather moderated this
morning. Surrounding noun
tains covered with snow.
CAMP VERDE, Nov. 20.-Heavy
rains have fallen here ever since
Tuesday, day and night, with the
exception of a few hours. Light
rain nOv-wind northwest blow
ing with furious velocity, and
mountains covered with snow.
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Mr.. NICK GUNTHER has gone
up to the Castle Dome mines to
renew operations on that rich and
extensive mine of his, the Flora
Temple. Mr.. J. d. Rittenhouse
went with Mr.. Gunther.
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WASHINGTON.
Giving Horses and Guns to Indian
Chiefs in Montana.

Giving Horses and Guns to Indian
Chiefs In Montana.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 49, The
Department to-day authorized the
purchase of a good horse, saddle
and gun. for each of the River
Crow Indian chiefs of Montana.
This is done to convince the In.
dams of the good will and friend
ly intention of the Government
in carrying out treaty stipulations.
p. M. Fisher Appointed Postmaster
at Ehrehberg.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Tsp. M.
Fisher has been appointed Post.
master at Ehrenberg, Yuma Co.,
Arizona.
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BOSTON.
Political Matters.

BOSTON, Nov. 18.-General N.
P. Banks says positively that he
will not be a candidate for the
speakership of the House of Re-
personalities, but that he will be
the leader of the new party.
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WICKENBURG.
Heavy Rains.

WICKENBURG,-~ Nov. 20.-CO-
pious showers during the last "a
hours with continued heavy rain
this morning. Amount of rain
fall up to 8 o'clock this morning is
2.29. 100 inches.
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MARICOPA WELLS.
Rain Storm---Heavy Road

nam StOrm---heaVy hOa0ss
MARICOPA WELLS, November
20.-The weather which has been
cloudy and cool for some days,
has terminated in a rain storm
which continued at intervals all
day yesterday, last night and to-
day, making the roads very
heavy,
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A Kentucky church has sent
two lady missionaries to the Fee.
jee Islands. This is very con.
siderate. No doubt the cannibals
will prefer this sort to the tough
old gentlemen who are usually
thrust upon that market.
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MAINE.
Political Matters /.

PORTLAND, Nov. 18.-Hon. ].
G. Blaine refuses to be a candidate
for United States Senator.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

JAMES NJ. BARNEY,
Agent for Arizona.
Ofice at WIN. B. Hooper e. Co.
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ELECTION RETURNS

The following is the vote OF
Yuma County, as declared by the
Board of Supervisors:
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FRESH YEAST always on hand
and for sale at the Yuma Brew
cry. Oc31.tf
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DIRECTORS

N.B.-Rates based upon the character
of the risks assumed, uncontrolled by any
combination or monopoly. A business
corporation managed BY business men.
je27.tf
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TOWNSHIP NO. l.
Justices of the Peace,

BURKE 45
POLHAMUS.--. IT'S
CONTRERAS. 1870
Reorganization.
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ID
(W -
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-.,
%=&--=-
Officers elected and to hold of.
flee for two years from January
LIST, 1875
Delegate t. Congress,
HIRAM s. STEVENS
Council.
J. M. REDONDO.
Representatives,
SAM. PURDY, JR.,
H. GOLDBERG,
r. B. KELLEY.
Sheriff.
VIM. A. WERNINGER.
Treasurer,
A. J. FINLAY.
Recorder,
]. s. SPANN,
Surveyor,
SAM. PURDY, JR.
District Attorney,
VIM. J. BERRY.
Public Administrator,
ii. E. LINDSEY.
Coroner,
E. J. SMITH.
Supervisors.
JULIUS SAMTER
]. M. CASTANEDA
Charles Baker holds over.
Justices ofthe Peace,
w. 81. TONGE,
II. ROMANO,
GILES MERRILL.
COnstables,
o. F. TOWNSEND
JAS. Fl. M. BROWN,
School Trustees-Dist. No. l.
d. NEAHR,
/. POLHAMUS, JR..
G. BAINE.
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GEORG ETO w N .

FUNERAL OF SISTER MARY JosgPH.-The
funeral of Sister Mary Joseph, (keating) a
member OF the Visitation order, took place yes
tercay afternoon at the convent in this city,
where she died on Sunday last. The deceased
was formerly Mrs. Heating, of Mauayunk, Pa,
the mother of several children, and was related
to the wealthiest families of that city and tn ut
portion of Pennsylvania. She entered the mon
astery about % years ago. She was about Il
years old at the time of her death.
DEAD BODY RRcovRRRD-The body of
EnOch Barcus, OF the Signal Corps, stationed
at Fort Whipple, who jumped from the Aque-
quot bridge into the Potion &c about two weeks
since, and Was drowned, was found yesterday
evening floating on the water near the outer
lock of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Cor
oner Patterson was notified, and held an in
quest this morning. and the jury, H. q. Addi-
son, foreman, decided that the deceased Jumped
into the Potomac river while laboring under
temporary insanity, superinduced by intoxica-
ton. The body was turned over to Lieutenant
Strong, who will have 1t inferred in the Arling-
ton cemetery.
FISH WHARF-The receipts or nsh at the
wharf to-day were 90 900 herring and 500 shad.
The herring we're sold at 80 to S. so per 900
and the shad at Sil per 100.
GRAIN TRApB.-There were no receipts OF
grain to-day. The schooner Roxana cleared for
Richmond. Va, yesterday, with Z 400 bushels of
wheat. The sales yesterday afternoon were
LOCO bushels of wheat at Sl.764.
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Condensed Locals.

Miss Julis Fry was the queen at Prof CAS-
cells May ball last night at Blake hall.
Attention is called TO the advertisement of a
French lady who wishes TO give instructions in
her language for her board.
Rev. Father Call, late Assist ant pastor of St.
Doniniek's church, has been transferred to
The funeral OF Mrs. McCook will take place
10 morrow at O'Clock p. m, at the residence
OF Gen. Morgan L. Smith, I4i8 X street.
Ihe game Of base hall between the George
town Social and the Eagle club yesterday re-
30 10.
TIE trustees and professors of Howard Uni
verslty called on Gen. Howard last evening and
congratulated him on the successful termtns-
ton Of his late trial.
A double-scull boat race of two miles took
place from the AnalOstsn bOat-bOuse yesterday
between a. Duncan and VIM. Martei, and E.
Reynolds and j. OH ara. resulting in favor of
the two former by two minutes. Time, Is min
utes.
The following patents we're granted Yesterday
20 persons residing in this city:-JOhn Back
;ngbam, caster; Earvey Fowler, street car pro-
peller; John Clark, preserving fermeuted
liquors; Il. ID. Davis hydrant.
A special meeting OF the Medical society of
the alumni of Georgetown College was held Ist
night at the College Building. There was a
large attendance OF members who were favored
with an able paper on Angina Psct0ris from
alumnus Joseph Tsber johnson, NJ. ID.
We are requested TO state that the trustees
and teachers of the pub bic schools of Washing
ton can secure reserved seats for the perform
aDce of the "FlOwer Queen" on application at
the Ellis music store, on Saturday next, be-
tween 10 and IL a IN. and and d. m.
We have a note from Mr.. w. 5. Walker in re.
latiOn TO the assertion in yesterdays STAR that
Mrs. Gen. T.. NJ. McCOOk, just deceased, had
been tradueed in the Washington correspond
eDce Of the Chicago Times. de says: +" She
has never been mentioned in such correspond
beauty, and wifely zeal in her hush ind's well
fare"
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THE CNUR RS

POLICE COURT-JudJs Shell,
To-day, Edward Roach, charged with assault
ing and resisting Officer Moo LILLIAN; fined $40.
w. ii. Jones and Archie Gillflin, atfray; IS
each. Isaac Tucker, assault on his wife, Mary:
bonds to keep the peace. John Denig.n, as,
sault on Catherine Berry; SO and costs. A rthur
chase, profane; So. VIM. Murphy, an idle aud
,,,, ~ Bird. profanity; 50. Mary Golisberry,
same: 80. K,cp,,' DeLacy, charged with sell,
ing liquor without Heens-; continued; George
Grsv, committing a nuisance IN lafayette
square; So. John Forrest aud Charles Forrest
were hned $50 each Tor Contempt of court in not
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ALEX RIA,

TEE KIDwKLL-HARRIsoN SHOOTING Az
PAIR.-From a special telegram from our cor
respondent at Manassas, we learn that the
improbable story" reported in the Sentinel last
evening Is true and the facts in the case, are
literally as published. Our correspondent has
not been able to gather anything IN regard to
the matter beyond that already published. We
viii probably hear the result Of the inquest to.
morrow.
FISH RRPoRT.-Since ~ m. yesterday IA 900
shad and 10000 herring have arrived. Shad
sold for s3.50aS5 per hundred; herring, S3as4
per thousand; rock and perch scarce.
TIE toll gate on the Alexandria and WASH
ington turnpike was again cut down to-day,
betseen the hours OF II and 1 o'clock.-Senfi.
mel, last evening.
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

CT PAUL, August q, 1854.
Pear sn-I sh0nld be wanting in Crati: ,de n I
failed 20 acknowledge what the yEsErINE h.s "a.
Tor me- vss aitackea shont eleven mon.hs since
with BroLchitis. n hich settled into Consump,i.n
sd Light svests and fever ohils; was DISTRESS:
Tor breath, and frequently spit blood; was al enc
thought ny case hopeless
lwss advised TO msko trial q thu yEG srtNs
which, under ate prov idsnce OF God, has I'D me
That be may bless The OF your medic ae a r.
rs ne has TO me, snd that his ii Tue grace m az At
humble servant,
BENJAMIN PETTINGILL
S-Mine il but one snons the many cares yoar
medicine Las Effected in tins place. BP
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Tho Markets.
THE Wealth en-

WAX nEPARIMEhT, Uptce o. CaieI Sifadl ONesy,{
WASHINGTON, y. O.. May Is, tSl, 1879 m
FKoBA BIIITIss. = For New Ensland, IN middle
states aud lower lake region, partly cloudy or clear
wesfhsr ard sou h.riy to westerly wines will pre-.
Vail durir he cay, without a decif-d change cf
temperature, hut with fslling hare ter on the A.
labtc coast. For the sorth Atlantic states, cioufy
", father and raiD, with NORTH ssterlv to arfabls
wluds End stai icnsry TEN Sersture. For the upper
lske region, Tennessee asd the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy and cool weather, northeast to northwest
wlnds and ststioI AIRY to sing barometer. For the
Gut states, partly cloudy weather, north and ca sc
WINDS, low temper AZURE and rising barometer For
the northwest, Increasing cloudfness, northerl >
Winds shifting to easter ly and heriy with 1o
westh-r followed by rising temperature ani falling
barometer on Thursday. The Mississippi and Ohio
rivera " I'll fall slowly during the day.
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PU BLlC REPORT
POLICE.N.f.f.

have rot es.oyed good health Tor several Years
rest, yet have net allowed ~ TO interfere win ny
labor. kverY ole belOogtDg 60 the lab sring cls-s
kpews the inoonveUienoe Of hcing Obliged - lab pr
when the body, from debility, almost refuses 70
perform its daily task. never was q believer in
sSsfrg With medicinss; hut, having heard the
NEekrINstpoheo OF 80 his hiy, Was dstermiaed e
ub IL, and snail never regret that deter W
As tonic (Which every one need. ~ some fifnel e.
SURPRISES ~ hing ever heard 81 IL inyig Jr.tss
The whole sysiem; 10 h great cleanser and purifier
OF the blood: There are many Of ms acQ usint.Rues
who have "a ken IL, and ali unite IN praise Of
isfsctory effect.
Especially sreng the afed class 81 people n i'm
parts to tn m the thing ne-dfGl IN OLD age
nleots OF calm, sweet rep se, thereby strenethen-
inE the mind % we'll ~ the body. One ss-d LADY
Hho has been suffering through life from Scrofdla,
ano hes become otI from It's effects, hsyiog tried
many RENE dies with no favorable re suit. WAS Ia
duced by friends e. try the NEGErINK After taking
sftw BOTTLES sho obtained such grea, relief thar she
expressed wish for her eight, tbst she might be
able 70 lot pom the mas who 81 sent er such =
bless Ing. Your. repeatedly,
o. b. HonGE. Pslice ofi,er, Sta,IDn6
Boston, MASS, Map 9. IS7l.
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eoUrH BosIox, Feb. 9, ISL

u eoUrH Boston, Feb. 9, ISL.
Dear sir-l have besrd from very many source.
uls, Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint, Oatarra sna
other diseases OF kindred natare. make no hesta.
ton In saying that kaOIc yRGETI>E 10 be m f.
biluy. ~
My wife has been troubled with Catarr for m ,pv
years, ana at times very badly. she has thoroaehIv
tried every sup posed rsmedy that could hear OF
and with all this she has for several yeArs bssn
GRADUALLY growing worse, and the disaharRe from
the head " as excessive and very Offensive.
che In this condi;ien when Oh comm saoad 70
take NE6KTINE; could see that she vas i'm or NJ
on the second bottle. She continued takins the VIZ
sETlNE until che had used fr 1m twelve 70 fifteen
bottles. am now happy IN Informing You and the
public OF you choose 10 make IL pubic) that shs 4,
entirely cured and Negetine ,lishsd the en- "a
alter pcthipe else would. Hence feel Justified IA
saying that tkGkTIEE 10 the most reliable rene
~ and would ad se sll suffering humanity - try
II, for believe u 20 be good h Jnest vegetable
meoieihe, and shall not hesitate TO recommend IN
i an, &c, respectfully,
L.O. OABDELJ,
Store Asl Broadway.
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IMMENSE RRDUCTIONl
BROUHEAH A Co

- sire row opening eLtire neg -tock q NV
SOObc, just purchased IN New York by Mr. HroI-
head, at W oBderfuly low prizes - '' DA"a-
BIess 1oods m ar at variety and Of the best fvis
sna iaories, from l2Alc. up 20 80 50 per Tarl
Lyons Blsok etlks, CSC, 81 Is, 81 50 - "a ..
9; Is, 60 D. and IS (si I-ssf q, peT csst - 80
ru.l.s asrket prices, and Of the bost makes snL
., Biscs Alpaca, &c. single width, csubls width
Reversible Ottoman shavls S..
bite Shetland Wool shawlS, Al a
Laoiss Al Linen Hsmmed Eandkerchi-fs, Iassc
Ladies One Button q slored Kids Csc ~ aN'
Ladies Two Button Party Kfes, TSc
Lansoale Can brio &c aud other Biearbea ara Tn.
Diescoec lotions &c. and upwards. Good ls~-prfc-i
Prints, 6hc Splenoi4 style fsst-color Prints oul,
pYse. ~ Linen Towels. 81 PR d zen and up.
goods sre very cheap COrsets, Use and up.
Parssols IN great variety, very low. Ooats' aui
equally lc-. Our goods are % the best makes aud
So les, Select ed with great care, bought Auc sold
cheap, and will do purchasars good
BKoDHGAD n CO.,
msr14-sm isOs streets. bet l9fh ana IS sfs
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CITY ITEMS.

EXTRA SIZgs Under Shirts aud Drawers, A
and IS inches.
Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches.
5,13,10 HOLLASDRp BRos
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notice. notice. NOTICEW

ph1 GOOpS are stu selling II loo rates n,
bhATEbe, 1870 P.nnsy lyanis avensa M,hagrs
arc lrscss cheaper than ever Dress q d. Pine
- a white Goods At popular prices Cnff51s .,a
N&snSoes otesp. Bed SIR eads, fOges, ara ips ana
dAbIe Linen al bargains. Hosiery. Lalta.i ans
Motions ut low Hrur,s 49, 1917 u
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.

Mr.. STEVENS:
bear sir-My daughter, after having a severe at
teck OF hoopng cough, lsft IN feeble stasa OF
health. Being al Sised by friend she tried the VIZ
and sffer using few bottles was fully r..
stsred TO health. -
have been q great sufferer from Reformation
have AIKEN several bottles Of the for IN IS
con paiut and am happy IL has entirely cure
ne. i Rave recommended the NEGEIINE 10 others
With the same good results. Ii is = great cleausrr
L can cheeIfully IecOmmeBd il
JAMES MORSE, 36i Athens street.
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WY SHE was DryoRcxp.-Judge wv,ie.
yesterday granted a divorce TO Lizzie Beverly
from John Beverly Her story was that as
Lizzie bayiy she married him IN 1863, and
ported her, and in 4 months he deserted her
and told her 20 90 home 70 her mothers, which
she did. She has never seen him but once since
$50, when he met her on q street IN this civ
and tore nearly oil the clothing of her. He
ssked her then TO return and live with him, but
she dc clined.
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NEsETINE acts directly upon the eau ses II thee
CmPlalDts. IL 1nyigo- ates and strengthens the
whole system, scts upon the secretya organs
Ia termination, cesuses ard cures liberation, cares
constlI alton, aud regulates the bowels.
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The EfGHr-HouR MovzAESr.-At a meet
ing of the Book binders society last night, q
resolution was ADOPTED appropristing SEQ to
the -Bricklayers' mon In furtherancs OF thsir
Efforts TO maintain the eight hour Increment.
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CARPETS
CARPETSl
AND
DRY GOODSl
DRY GOODSl
CARPETS
-.. DRY GOODS
attracting NJ I, eTssl attention
BIZ NOW = STORE FOR EVEGY ONE
hshleoMk GOODS ~ eOnEi6erabie Ices tbsn
AT oUR PRICES ALL ARE rN,Vtrn 70
bSn.IHk Ass0kTMEsT roo LARGx ~
IN mhksTh kNERf ARTICLE ~
Obh sfEOlAITIks COMPRISE.
sHl h aud COLORED SILKS ana DRrSs
SOODs OF ali clesses, DOM EsTICs 0f every a.
srilton. lACE JACKETS andLACE sHkWts
rhkAsVLs and sun SHADES, OF latest novel
Our stock Spring oABPETs entirely new. an.
~, tns is,est desigLs, imported and manufactured
ENGLISH BRussILS, LOWELL ana HART.
FORD THREE. PHYS
6fSLlsh end sMtklCAN INGRAISs
BAG ard HEMP CARPERs
hASfILkkT WHITE MATING al 2sc
OlD-CI OTIS ~ al widths
TRIP TO OUR FSTARLISBuENT ugTF
BE PhOEITA \ SPENT
THU ARCADE
WO0IFOhb O. SHIGHEH0
<a1 ekYkNTd STREET
maii TT baWeen GRt southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-13
Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience an
entire snCoes Sin pie, prompt. efiicisnt aud reii-
eele. They ere the Ouly medicines perfectly
adapted to popula- u-e-so simple thst misfakes
carItt be n sde IN using them: harmless as u be-
free u ON danger; and efficient rs % be alwa,s
reliable. They have the highest com nsudation
from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-13

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the descrip-
non OF new goods received at Prigg's, in our
city item column to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-13

WAsHISGToN FISH MARKET To-DAY-SoId
by X. A. Golden 81 Bro, 10 900 shad, at as 10 =
per hundred; 10000 behring's, from S5 to 81 per