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The New York herald., 1874-09-20

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPER, CASHIER AND
~ correspondent wanted-Also assistant cashiers,
sive New England house. Address stating references
and expectations, EDWARD MALLkY, New uavca,
Conn
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

ENRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISU.-A GENTLEMAN
thoroughly conversant in above languages desires
position correspondent traveller otherwise; good
references aud security If required Address W. T.,
Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

1S7 WEST 24TH STA FIRST GLASS LAUNDREsS
lCl would do families single gentlemen washing
hutns done in all its branches; terms moderate.
Mrs E. p.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

s1O7 WOOSTER STA RESPECTABLE COLORED
~ laundress to do washing for a small family
by the DOZEN but respectable people need nQure
moderate.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

90 9TH AV, SECOND FLOOR-AN EXPERIENCED
CC laundress wishes ladies' or gentlemens washing
do all kinds Of washing and ironing in the neatest
manner; best reference. Call on or address NJ. c.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

7C7 WEST 33D ST., TOP FLOOR-A FIRST CLASS
IL iaundress to do gentlemen's or families wash
ing; three years reference.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

w restaurants private families throughout the United
States that furnish male cooks and pastry
ut the shortest notice 440 sixth avenue, New York
ANTOINE PAULrT, Secretary.
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THE CnURTS

PRoBA1E tOU RT-JIfQs DIN.
YESTERDAY, in re. estate Daniel. deceased, al
mlnistratTix returned an inventory. In re.
Frederick Gramer, guardian, annual rental
Buckley, bequeathing all his property to his
vie, was filed, and order Of publication issued
appointing November 10, 1874, for probate of
9ald Will. Bridget Sullivan was appointed adj
minlstratriN of estate OF Patrick Sullivan. de-
ceased, and guardian of his orphan children
anc gave the requisite bond. Margaret E. ID iii
was appointed guardian to orphans of John Z.
pen, and gave bond in 500 The will of John
Miller, deceased, was filed. Letters of admin
lstIatlon was issued TO II. F. Zimmerman on the
estate OF Charles A. Zimmerman. aud gave
pond In $500. Mary V. BRYAN was apDointet
guardian to Benz. Cooper McQuay, an orphan
boy, and gave bond in 81 900. Will of Nancy
Brown, deceased, was admitted to probate ard
record, the csveat having been Withdrawn by
tue heirs at-law, and the will admitted TO pro-
bate. Will of Hiram Henry Ham, deceas ed ,
was hled. VIM. z; Tuck was appointed guard an
10 his infant children, and gave bond IN S2.On
The register rPpOrted large number of admtt-
1-ua'ors, exc cutors, guardians, &C., which were
approved and passed.
POLICE COURT-Jufgs Snail
To-day, Hamilton Brown, assault and battery
on Armstesd Whey, small boy; $50 and costs
Eliza HOlley and mOllie PeytOn, charged with
MALICIOUS trespass; So each. Thomas Williams
lOud and bOisterous; IS. Mary A. Curtis for
teited collateral Anna MOTrissev, profanity:
EdWRrd Chester, carrying a sword cane, fined
~. Martina kiyeS, profanity; -. Thomas z.
Green junk dealer, charged with receiving
5000 worth Of books, knowing them to be stole
from the Capitol; bonds fixed at SO 900 for A
hearing. Daniel H0dnett forfeited collateral
fOc sV e3Tlng. George Pfuger, doing business
Without license; IS in addition to license.
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District Goyernment Annirs

ADDITIONAL TREbs To BE PLANTED.
A small contract was to-day given by Engf.
neer hOxte 20 MIR. VIM. Douglass for the plant
ing OF zoo trees upon the streets at g. so per
tree. This includes digging the hole, supplying
the loan, Tree, tree box, and replacing the dirt
removed and relsying the pavement 10 the en-
tire satisfaction of the engineer. The price for
this work under the Board of Public Works was
50 per tree, which was considered q fair price.
AT. Douglass testified before the Congressional
investigating committee Oh District affairs il
VIII be remembered, that the price paid was
much too high The contract above will afford
him good opportunity to test the correctness
OF his Judgment The present is the best sea-
son Tor planting trees, and the engineer con-
templates making the best use of il.
TAN LIEN CERTIFICATES.
To-day upwards Of one hundred tax lien Ger
ttSates were handed into Collector Cook 10 be
advertised and sold IN accordance with law
The endorsement upon them Is in the following
form.
\. 4. Cox. Collector.
SIR hereby demand that the payment Of
the within certificates OF Hen be enforced IN ac-
cOidaEce with the provisions OF chapter / OF the
act~Cf the third legislative assembly Of the
District Cf Columbia, approved June ., fsIS.
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Condensed Locals

Attention ofuniformed pAtriarchs, I. O.O.F
II called 20 notice in advertising column.
The case OF DR.. Edward q. Leon, charged
with abortion, was f1ed for trial on SOTeH,bsr
10 IN the Criminal Court yesterday.
there was no meeting of the Contractors
Association last night, none Of the officers being
DT. John B. Blake is TO read an oripina, and
most interesting historical paper before the
DIGEST Inhabitants Association at its next meet
ing.
The liquor licenses are due on the 1zt No
vemheT prOximO, and those who propose renew
ing them are already handing in their papers TO
the Assessors for the purpose OF examination.
MI. George Marriott, Of Prince Georges
county Md, who has been for some time un Ter
treatment for white swelling, at Providence
Hospital, suffered amPutaliOn Of his right leg
yesterday.
The frame building now being erected by A.
Nj Green, on Market Space. fronting the Ave
nue., IL for the purpose Of holding fsir for the
benefit OF cO!OTed Methodist Church near the
Lincoln depot.
The season tickets with reserved seats for the
COngre gatiOnal course opening with the lecture
OF John. b. Cough have had rapid sale ~
Ellis * Co. All those who have not secured sit
ungs should Go 81 st once, az the indications a
that the house will be crowded.
At the annual session OF the United American
Mechanics held yesterday in Philade phiA a
special committee on the Washington mOuu-
ment submitted report which stated that a
present It was deemed ineNpedent to erect
monument.
The warden of the District jsII Yesterday OBJ
AAtAt tlAC SCNANAhAN u me Interior
commitment 70 the Government Insane AsyIum
for Frank Delphy, who was acquitted on two
charges OF grand larceny in the Criminal Court
last week on the ground Of INSANITY and he was
removed TO that institution.
Last evening banquet rendered the crew of
The AralOstan Club by that body for their VIC
tory recently achieved on the Harlem river
over the crack club of New York city-the
Nassau Club, took place at Gray's, on 18th
street, and wss attended not only by the club
but by many gentlemen who were invited to
participate.
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He GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENsE ASSORTMENT
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOUDs
PRICES LOWER THAN EYERt
GOODS BETTER THAN EyER,
NOW IS TEE TIME TO BUY

Here are few Of the bargains ffared :-B2v,,
ana Girls MeTlsO Embroidered Caps and n yols
81; 81 crime treLCb Hoods Hand Knit Il phyr y. os
ana Hoods, Hand Knit sscques, 81; SIX aud So in
Quilted Hoods very bhe, 90 ana 81; iafsuts Me-
Tiuo Ctoass, So; Ohilorens Misses AMI Lsdis L. >
Drawers, 81; Gents heavy Merino Shirts, So. and
81; Ladies' Heavy end Fine foil regular HOSE
three Estr for ST. Mems super stout Briti.h Sock,
rs and 3S15 Large w bite Chinese SilK Ra1dkeT'
chiefs Oh ly Sl Small de-, DO, Soc, very cheap
dies and Gerts' Hemstitched and Hemmed linen
Baudkerchitfs from lf1ac up 10 zoe y: Mas tioa
White Shirts only 81 Large size fine Linen Diner
Napkins, 81 per dozen; Turkey Bed Fruit apkiDs
81 per dLZeD; OhidTeDs' and Ladies' Fsncy Wool
extra long Hose, 70 500. psir; Ladies Tue bite
kubias, ~; very handsome Silk aud W DOL I'm.
hToioered Slipper Patterns only 81; very "a peri or
Kid Gloves for men and ladies', latest STYLES All
colOrs. 81 and 81 so; Ladies' Dogskin eau atI.ts
81; six me Ivory Handle Table aad Dessert
Knives only Sle0; six solid steel full Silver Pla sd
Dessert or Table Knives, 81 per set; xix Table
s2; six Teaspoons, warranted pisted on White
Meal. 81; three AID five bottle C4stors, al; ae
ditto, S2i beat eutter Knives, SIC; Napkin RipEs
best plate 800 solid silver ditto, 81; 20 Hair and
Clothes Brushes, 25c. sec. and g Rubber Dressing
combs, 25c., Sec, ana 81: Oval French plste NJ p
ture Frames in large variety, $50 up to S2 b-acS-
cts Of ell kinds, 25c. to 81; Towel Racks Book
Shelves, Tables, Hatrecks, 81; ten. pin Diamond
Hatrscks, a11c hue RaZOrs and Pocket X niy 8
81; Work Basket from 25c up to 81; Wash-tands
e.; LgnCh Baskets. IS and Zoe; shaw sfraps *
and Doc splendid assortment Of Vases ana ttrts.
me- nts from Sc up 70 81; fine Chromos al Immense
variety, 60c., 81 and 81.
IL Is impossible To enumerSte and describe the
thousands OF articles. Come sud see for Yourself
No trouble 10 show goods. Three floors IF ry Ia Re
estshhshmept ate packed With goods TO the ceiling
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FINANCIAL AND COnaExCr.,.


NEW YORK. october 2l.-Ths Posts hnsnsiai ar.
uCle Gays The Wall street mar kets are without
81, cisi festure to-day. Gold il rn all sales hay
ing Teen st llUl G{ On gold loans the rates have
sten 61s4s, ?, Ia and par cent. pr snnun, and
LEA of per cent per day for use, fiat" end Dor
cent. for carrying. Nearly all loaS were renewed
at the opening by borrowers p.yipg 6@D7 per cent
Ter use. Foreign exchange is steady yesterday g
rates, leading bankers asking lS66 and ls9 their
bills on London, and The sane selling at 48s0485
sDd 1854 @4SSs Quotat ons for call loans o to the
time we write nave been 25S@3 per cent with per
cert IS the common rate, aud this notw
that 90 the close yesterday per cent the rate
Tine loans secured By approved collatei ais cannot
Dc made for sixty days better than five per cent,
Estes Tor prime mercantile paper are unchanged.
The movement OF currency to the south is steadily
fncr. asfDg There Is no expectation ut present that
money any time mp to the middle Of January will be
tEirly worth more than per cent. Government
btr de trm In this market and steady IN London
state todde at the boards were steady. with snlas
ccbfntd 70 Mtssouri's and Viiginia's. Speculative
shares dull and irres uar until about III CLOCK from
witch time until about II 30 clock the entire lst adj
Val ced. Afterwards there was q fractiapaI decline
hut ~ we write prices are about the OF
In res ara TO speculation ia Lake Shore we hay q
BEN corrected. H sppsars that the "put on which
the present speculation rests not ct rs but At
a. Extreme sales, giving the stocks in the order Of
sciiy iiy, have been az fellows: Lake Shore 7e1.6
n's; Wabash, 59@@HA; Northwest, 81aGH5%;
Or ion Ps.ihc, 3sI9ls4ss; Telegraph, 7sk67esf
Erie, 49, G29l4 Pacific Mail, 49, 6461< Ohio, 2ss
2e5s; @. c. ara o., 81 OK Sc. Paul, s24 @s7zk
Box Islard, S7s@ss; and Kew York Central,
leys4 OH.
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Il. Bsccn-shoulders, si<0ss<; sides, Isl; hams
strong. Petroleum unchanged. Whisky dull
smsu sales a. eS. Sugar qnies-li for A white.
~ cold, los. Exchange, long, sSs,s; short, 4s9.
NV YoRK, October n Flour d all and dsciin-
Ing Wheat quiet and dropping. Com dali and
LONDON, October Il, 1870 p. m.-Eris, asa; PRE-
feyred, s4tz
LorDOS, October q, D. m.-Erie, a5ls as.
LONDoN, October an m-Ths rats OF discount
IN opea market for three wsOths' bills is So yer
cent, which il = below the Bank of Euglsnd rates
times.
LONDON, October II, .. m.-Ths amount Of bull
lien withdrawn from the Bank of EBglsnd ~ bal
snee to-day is IA Geo Fri, 26i. Paris dispschs
quote rentes st 81 frarcs 81 csntlmes.
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THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMENT, Qfos Of CHEF SigHa! 0Nes,f
WASHINGTON, O., Oct 81, lTl, iO.N A. m
PRoBA BIIITIEs the northwest and thsuce
TO Missouri slowly falling barometer, northeast 10
southeast winds. cold cloudy weather aud rsfa In
the upper MISSISSIPPI valley, aud possibly Snow Ia
the northwest For the lakes and thence to tue
OHIO valley, rising barometer, northeast to south
east winds, occasional rain, cold, partly cloudy
weather and frosts except near Lake Michigan
For Tennessee, the gulf, and south Atlantic states
nearly sta on9ry barometer and sture, clear
ard partly cloudy wssther and gen nOrthsssteriy
winds. For the middle states and Now EnRland,
slowly iHnng Temperature, hisker pressure. north
west 20 northeast winds, partly cloudy weather,
with plss'blS occasional rain IN New England,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

ANusENENTs.-The second representation or
the sprightly opera Mignonette was given last
night before large audience By Mrs. Oates
excellent Comic Opera Company in Ford's
opera House. This evening the captivating
artistic with the full! company appear in Madame
Angot's Child, musical production OF eKeel-
lence, involving plot of rare interest.
The Charming protean actress and popular
vocafst, Ells Wesner, will hold the boards at
the National all the week in the society 1lsy OF
mixed" Ella Wesner as Dick Lisle, with her
assumption of many roles In the attainment of
her end, 1. g, vengeance upon her father g
assassin IL q very fine characterization of its
kind, and is well conceived and bodily executed.
The NATIONAL LOCAL PREACHERS AssOCI-
ALTON, which has been in session 10 Baltimore
for several days, visited this city this morning.
There were about 100 in the party, incudi 1g
ladies, and they were met at the depot by a
cOmRittee OF the local ministers of this city, 0y
whom they were escorted 20 the Capitol, smith
sonian, Agricultural department, Executive
mansion, and Patent Office, and other depart
ments. This afternoon the formal welcome
took place at Wesley chapel, Rev. j. II. Da-
shiel, OF Mckendree, delivering the address. A
collation. will also be served up at Wesley chapel.
Some of the party return tonight, and others
remain over until tomorrow, to visit BIT. YER
non.
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The Largest ASSORTMENT
BEAD THE FOLLOWING :.

G splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and Worsted
pG1ble breasted English square FR0UK Goa FS
with vests 20 natchl At S2, SIS, Sl8, $50 AID as
for gentlemen; BUSINESS SUITSfor : s, 9 10, SI2
SIS, SIS and $50; and DRESS BUTTS az els sis:
~, SO ana $780, a m3gEiicS mt line of Owe g.
GOATS, 1ncinding very genteei Overcoat n IS,
handsome Melton Oyercost for s7, fine W nit.
peY Oyercoat for IS, and sn elegant UhinchltIa
Overcost for $40 aud Sl2; Block, Blua ard Dr. Fn
Beaver Oyercoats at II aud SIS; inc English sr-
seys, In Blue, Brown, prab and Smoke col Jr ali
very handsomslY trimmed and liued, ~ SIS; very
bne AstTaoaD Beaver OveTCoats st 921 and S25:
sno many other styles. For Yolths 3 splendid line
OF Busipess kuits from 81 20 SIS; Youths' d. ass
ron Sl6to $40 snd f25; BOys' Suits in grsAt
-. ard I'VE Dress DoeekIn and Fancy CAssini re
Pants at prices ranging fl, m q 50 TO SIS b. an.
tiful line Of Children s euits aud Oyero0ats
urge careful inspection OF nay goods before mr.
ChsaiDR elseV heTeu assuring the public that I
never before have he'd such variety Of Gar
ments To please all tastes aud desires, 10
aCcCmmr dste all purses, ar TO give
such entire satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

THE THRoEG ON BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
among all the thousands OF people who daily
throng the sidewalks on Broadway, intent on
accomplishing some object-generally 10 secure
Weslth-how few there are VINO seem TO have a
knowledge of the fact that an opportunity is
afforded them by the Masonic Relief As.O ;ia-
ton in Norfolk, Va, of obtaining a cOmpetsn-
cy for life. An investment of a small amount
in tickets to the Grand Gift Concert to be given
on the 10th of November may result in obtain
ing fortune. For particulars send for circd-
lars to Henry V. Moore, Secretary NJ. K. A,
Norfolk, Va, or an authorized agent OF the
Association.
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CITY ITEMS.

GRNrLRMEN's BUSINESS SUITS to order from
S2S upRsrd.
GentIemen's Dress Suits to ord,r from s45
upward.
Best workmanship, style, punctuality and
dispatch.
Large assortment. OF goods on second floor.
One price only.
GRO. q. HsEEITG, No. 40 eth street.
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BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNToN-The follow
ing officers have been installed by the Grand
Chief Washington: On Monday night: ,Ieffer-
son Circle, No. SC. w, John II. Martin; o.
j., VIM. A. III. Bradley; q. F., Geo. Smith; II.
5. Keeper, Edw. II. Jenes; Register aud Treas
urer, VIM. M. Stella III. Her., VIM. @. Masters.
ON Tuesday night: Capitol Circle, No. 10.
W, VIM. Sparks; @. j., John n. Thompson; O.
F., John Garden; H. ). X, John Axe; II.
Reg, Fred. Pope; II. Her., John NJ. McF garland
W. ~, Marcus Richardson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21
The MarIetS.

BALTIMORE, October N.-virgInia sizes, peelsrs,
a; Virginia, consolidated, SAY; West Vic.
IL; 81 eeialtax,s bid today.
BALTIMORE, October Il Cotton dull aad lower
Hl1@i45E. Flour dali and heavy. Wheat quiet and
steady tor scsthe-r. and dull for western-Ho.
s2aS6 yellow ,outhern, s.; mixed western, $685.;
do white, Se@9s Oats dull-southera, 5ssess
Hoy auiet and upch snEed. Provisions weak. Pork
y l@@ns9, Bulk NESTS eul9ers, Ia; sides, l1<@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

MAsoN's PATENT GOLD.LINRD BRACELETS,
with gold chains, are adopted by many of the
ladies OF fashion. They are of elaborate and
PIiggs jeWelry store. AZ PENNSYLVANIA aHenne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21
b SILvERBER0,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR sroRa,
oci2O-tr 3I2 7TH sT., NEAR PExNsvLv.N4.s Az

SPECIAL NOTICE! SPECIAL n JTICE
Established 1870
One CT the oldest Wine Stores il the CITY OF W.sb
ipgton.
BARNEY HARRIS
CHOICE WIN Els. BRANDTES, OLD WIS.
kTS, CI6AhS.
$40 Add A<tt6isS Of LurRTy .f0T tHe Table.
IIe2 Fennsy lyania ave., door above ~ street
Itake this ethoQ OF fuformiug the friends aud
acquaif tsnces Of the late BARNEY HART, ard
the public generally, that the business will be con-
tinned oy me In his name, and psctfuIy solicit
acont1nuance OF the patronage which sustained him
In life. ~
Persons Indebted to the state Of the decedent will
please call and settle their accounts without ftner
notice. respectfully.
JosEPHINE A HART,
octly5t' Administrative,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

PRES RYTRRIAS SYNoDs,-Syaod Of Bultim5rs.
The annual Presbyterian synod OF Baltimore
Was opened last evening in the First Presbyte-
RAN church, Baltimore, Rev. John e. Baekus,
ID. D., pastor, with the Rev. ). s. Mitchell OF
TIE presbytery OF Washington, moderator, in
the chair, and the Rev. John 2. Carter stated
clerks The roll exhibited the presence Of about
one hundred delegates, representing the presby-
teTies Of Baltimore, New Castle and Washing
ton CITY. The Rev. ID. T.. MARQUIS, of Baltimore
pIesbyterv, was unanimously elected moderator
and the Rev. Mr.. Gibson, also of Baltimore
presbytery, was elected temporary clerk. Pre-
vOus to the session, religious services were held
in the church. conducted by the Rev. s. s..
Mitchell, of Washington; Rev. DIR. Edwards, of
Wilmington, and the Rev. DIR. Patten, of Della
ware. The Rev. s. 5. Mitchell preached an APP
prcpriate discourse upon the PASTORAL RESPONSE
Baltimore, New Castle, Washington city, and
Rio de JaneriO. 1t represents I23 ministers, 122
churches, II hcent'ates, % candidates, 400
eiCers, 1901 communicates, and 1885 Sab
bath school scholars, and the total funds con-
ribrted amounted to s292, s67.
y. nod Of VpGinid.-This ecclesiastical body,
IN! racing the states OF Virginia, West Fir-
gu a, part OF Maryland, Districs of Columbis,
arc the presbytery Of San PAulo, in Brazil, will
convene IN the London street PRESBYTERIAN
ehuICh, winchester, Va, on the 2Ist inst. 1t Is
the largest synod in connection with the south
err branch Oh the Presbyterian church.
INPoRTANT TO TAx-PAYKRs,-gx ths an
nCuncement By Collector Cook in another col
Hmn, Il appears that discount OF one per
centum II allowed upon ali bills paid In October
upon each month Thereafter. 1t viii he ser
that a saving of two per cent. Is effected bv the
paymens of this tax before the month of Ocfo-
Der expires, an advantage which will not accrue
dRTiog any Qther m9nh or the year.
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SMALL INvRsTMBFTs AND LARGE GAINS
Luck, pluck and judiciOIs selection OF cou-
pons in the Fifth Gift Concert are the remedies
for the hard times so far at least "a small capt.
talists are cOncerned-men who have soma
ready money, all of which they don't wish to
risk just in the vicissit ldes of business and
the turn of the commercial lottery-wheel, when
very small percentage invested in the Fifth
Gift Concert may bring a large sum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

LADY in our DeigbbOrhOOd who had suf
feTed for over three months the most extreme
torture by violent cough, has become com
pletely cured by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. For
sale in every drugstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

USE TIE ELASTIC TkUss and Abdominal
Supporter if you desire comfort and safety. 235
PeLnsS lyania avenue. 1915
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

ALL-WoOL UEDERsHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
y 30 each; the latest stvle Scarfs, at HOllander
Bros, next door above odd Fellows Han.
10 IL l.
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IBl BENTIsTs-A dslsg CATION of Washington
this morning under the head OF the WsshIn1ton
committee, (DT. X. b. Noble, DIR. R. B. DousId-
son, and DIT. r. Finley Hunt,) 70 unfts win thu
and District Dental Society TO meet slterna teiT
In the cities Of Washington and BALTIMORE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks.
Received at PTigg's Jewelry Store, No Al
pennsylvania avenue, near N street
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusements. &c.. To-nfxhf

Comic opera Company in Madame Angot',
Child"
gatiOH0l T1sdtsr. - Misc Ella wesner in
mixed"
TAsdtsT Corliqas.-The Dutch comedian, Geo
s. knight; Mile Ziteila, and other attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

GRAND FALL OPENING.
BARGAINS TOE EVERYBODY.
JUST RECEIVED
AND
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION,
20 rolls Of choice sLd very newes, desiza.
bhessALs, THEY PLY AND iNGKaIS
CAR PETS.
iS' pieces oILCLoIhs, ia all widths and latest
IN DRY GOODS.
FLhSNELs, WATEEPEOUs CLOTHS, DRESS
GoOpS OF every chad ana des~rfrfion.
bh i.9Sa ,I ALFACAs ard MOURNING GOODS in
gomTIete stock Of DOMEsTICs.
Large assortment % SiHgle and Double sHAWIs
We call attention 60 the fact that the -, ias All
patterns OF orr new Fan Goods. e-pecialIy C4rrF.
ana having purchased since The late decline g. a.
ensbed 70 offer greater inducements than over
A call Is respectfully solicited.
W0LFORD Z SHILBERG.
TIE ARCADE.
oct3 I'm 1877 It, bet. aad T. southwest.
INPRECEDKNrED REDUCTION.
Best make Paper Csubrio ,doubls with, 9,
:, hLofosooEglu AID Fruit Of the Loom UOttous,
PIints, SIC. sud up.
ElegsGt Blsck l. ons SIR from 7so. 70 81 ga
Lyons eros Grain 81 O.. worth sal
RIsck Alyscas and mobaiIs frCm sc. up.
Canton Fl8Iuels, best makes, zoe aud IN
AL Linen Towels, 81 dozen IS for sc ! as m
Ali Linen Hem1ed Rdkf= i2i,o' Worm -
Bsaqtnul SILK Clicked Baibriggsn bose, ouly
pip Gore COr-et., sDc. =; reduced from 7so.
R h,sgso,5 fSI 4 hlos; &c x baton, ell
GOODS 81 q g-eaf saeyLGos, 10 close
We offer none but 6rst tiass goods, selected with
get the llsSs value Tor their mooney Should ex.fo
oar stock. This is eur final reduction.
BHODHEAD r. CO.,
susls SIN 1905 r street, between nth and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

THERE lie no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls.
Bread, Griddie Cakes, Mullins, watiies, &c ,
when DoOley's Yeast Powder is usel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

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