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THE THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
RACE.

ANOTHER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOW
NAMED FOR THE EvENT-ALL POOLS AND
BETTING OFF.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 23 1875.
Mr.. Bryant, President Of the Jockey Club, says that
tomorrow meeting OF the club will be held, at which
the great four-me race will be postponed till Christ
mas.
All pools and betting will be declared OF.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
TURKEY.

rNsURREcTIoNIsT SUCCESSES OVER THE POWER
OF THE PORTE.
RAGusA, Nov. %, 1875.
News has been received here, from savonic
sources. announcing that the insurgents have captured
an important fort, with all its garrison which com
Jnanded Zubci.
CAUTIOUS but HOPEFUL ADVANCE.
Tho insurgents have also occupied several strong po'
eltlons iu the vicinity fPiya
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MIDNIGHT ARRESTS or SPANISH REPUBLICANS.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1875
Intelligence has been received from Madrid BY way OF
Lisbon that some republicans arrested there at
night the 18th inst Further arrests feared,
and several persons had lcd from tho city revou-
Lionary newspaper was candostney circulated
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, In com
parson with the corresponding dato OF last year. as in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD building
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SPAIN.

MINIsTERIALIsT OPINION or THE MADRID RE-
PLY TO THE WASHINGTON NoTE-PARTY
DIVISION AMONG THE CoNsTITUTIoNALIsTs.
LISBON, Nov 90, 1875.
Private accounts from Madrid state that majority OF
the Ministry disapproyed OF rhc reply OF the Spanish
Minister Of Foreign Affairs 70 tho Washington note,
which regarded as too moderate. II Is understood
that the reply finally delivered to Washington,
drawn up by General Jovelar President Of the Council
and Minister Of War;
AMONG coNsrITUTIoSALIsTs.
The accounts from the Spanish capital state also that
the constitutional party is divided. Some advocate
abstanng from the approaching elections.
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

m ' steamship Bothnia will leave this port o.
wedne Nday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The m SiIs FOR Europe viii close a the Post oalcs
ten O'CLOCK A. NJ
Tny NEA. YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiub b,
rcady At etg1l : O'Clock in the morning
Single eorsee IN wrappers FOR mailing. six cents
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AMERICAN GENIUS. MOODY AND sANKEY

PUBLIC sPEAAE ERs AND MINISTERS sHoULI
uxg UAtris HoNiy HoRFHouhD AND TAR-PIKE'
ToortAcHY Deors enra in one minute.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE ossIpEE AT BARBADoEs.

" NAsHINUTUN, NUV IoIJ'
Information received at the Naval Department
to-day of the arrival OF the United States steamer
osspee at Bridgetown, Barbados, the 9th Of No
vember.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

A-BRoNCHINE, THE BEST AND MOST AP.
PROVED REMEDY FOR BRONCHITIS, CATARRH,
COUGHS AND RECENT COLDS. PREPARED BY THH
RELIEF MANUFACTURING COMPANY, - BEAYEg
STREET.. FOR SALE AT RETAIL BY DRUGGISTS
GENERALITY
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCI-
pal Of Marsh Coz his old office, No Vescy street.
Astor House. No uptown branch
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

A-Bow LEGS KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET
Weak Ankles Spinal Curvatures successfully treated by DE-
MARSH No Vesey St, Astor House No uptown branch,
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

AN EXTENDED EXPERIENCE IN TREATING
hernia with the remedy which comfortably retain
given deserved monopoly the ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

So HAT FOR 81 90.-FINE HATS A SPECIALITY,
SILK HATS So 80; worth S.. Is New Church street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

ALL LEAKY ROOFS MADE wATERTIGHT OR No
charge Call write SLATE ROOFING COMPANY, No,
Cetar STR
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

A-THANKSGIviNG DAY THE RUSSIAN BATHS.
No 25 East Fourth street. will remain until IL NJ fof
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

FOR COUGHS, SORE THROAT OR GROUP USE
si once wBrARs BAlsAM or Wup CaSRRr. SOC. end 81
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
THE wHIsKEY TRIALS AT MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Wis., Nov. 20, 1875.
In the of Kicwert and Wirth, disters this
morning. the prosecution rested The evidence for the
defence will close tomorrow forenoon and the will
70 TO the jury in the evening
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

!. II. sACKETT's MAGIC CoLoRIS CHANGES THE
hair to natural brown black Barber's supply depot
l22 Liberty street
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

average temperature yesterday day.................A al
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

II YOU ARE ROBUST AND WANT TO KEEP so,
wear GRADUATED Cursr LUNG PRoTgcToRs. Sold by
underwear dealers mud druggists. BY mail 81 90
ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer. 698 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
easily obtained by cleansing teeth daily with that
justly popular dentfrco, SozoDoNr Composed OF rare
antiseptc he bs mparts whteness to the teeth deli
tho breath and intact from youth
to old ago teeth Acidty Of the stomach viii destroy
the teeth unless effects counteaced with
SozopoNr and this pure tooth protects the dental
by removing impu that adheres 70 them Ask
druggist for SozopoHT.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
FURSI

A-A-FURSi FURSi
In great variety at popular prices.
SEAL SKIN SAceUEs and SETS speciality.
All goods strictly as represented.
Call before purchasing.
BURKE, Manufacturer,
Broahway Park Bank BUILDING
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
bIack-BOSWELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRITIc FOR THE
HAIR" Depot, No Dey street
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

sTT IS A NIPPING AND AN EAGER AIR" AND
KNOXS fancy FuRs for the ladies and COLLARS and CyFYs
Tor the gentlemen In lively and active demand Max
your either Of the popular kNOXS stores, NJ
5l2 Broadyny No $50 Broadway, tho Fifth Avenno
Hotel BY doing you Fus of the finest qualify
th. lie prce
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MoDERATR
prices HERTS X co. Manufacturers.
Nos and Broadway opposite Eleventh street. N r.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
FRANcATELIrs MODERN COOK BOOK FOR 1873

Every cook hotel restaurant coniectioner caterer an
cake baker should get = copy OF II a. once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06
e. Circulation More than Double
that of amy other Daily Paper
published in UdsHiRgfOn.

The proposition made by firm OF PAYERS
to repave Pennsylvania avenue, from the
Capitol to the Treasury, to which fuller ref
erence Is made elsewhere in to-day's paper,
seems TO be reasonable and fair one, all
around, and IL is to be hoped that il may be
found feasible TO accept IL, or something else
Uat will secure the same result. As the
carriage way is at present 10 is at once dis
graceful and dangerous, and IL owners of
property fronting upon the street do not give
heir full and free consent TO the proposed
Improvement they will, we think, stand
realty in the way of their own interests. At
lie present rate of eecay IL will take but a
little time TO drive the best business away
rom this favorite thoroughfare, and dimln-
lshed rents and empty store rooms will soon
follow a diversion OF trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

1t turns out now that more will depend
upon whether Mr.. Ralston committed sui
eide or not than merely how far that act
might affect the memory OF the deceased in
the minds of the public. His life was in
sured for very large sum, some authorities
say for more than $500 900, in the aggregate.
and IL is said the insurance companies will
vigorously resist payment If il can be shown
that be came to his death by his own pre-
meditated act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

We have received the first number of The
Cor''noHeT, weekly Journal recently deter
mined upon in this city in the interest of the
colored people OF the country. 1t is a neatly
printed sheet, well filled with original and
selected matter, and bids fair, so far as the
initial issue affords any indication, to both
succeed in its mission and be itself worthy of
success. Rev. George w. Williams, late of
Boston, is the editor and proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

We print in another column communi-
cation in regard 10 the Guibord case in Mon
treal which is just now attracting so mucN
attention in the public mind. 1t IS possible
that some allowance ought to be made for
The point of view from which IL is written
but so far as we can see IL appears to be In
The main full and candid history of the
case. What the final result OF the exciting
affair will be Is very hard to foretell. At
present IL looks as though the church will
have to succumb, but whatever the end NAV
be, the conflict will evidently be far
reaching in its results, and long time will
be required 10 heal over the breaches that are
certain TO be made In consequence of the
bitter feeling now existing on both sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

Charles Reade and William Welsh ought
10 hire hall, or club together and print IL in
pamphlet form. They are getting too num-
erous and too tedious for the newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

What does Brother Newman mean by tell
ing Brother Moody in clipper, Off hand
way of 1.-THE ease with which the press is
subsidised'? Does he consider Journalists
more easily corrupted than other people? and
does he know OF any cases where the press
has actually been subsidised,-say,O outside
OF the so-called religious newspaper circle?
If hs does, he will do well to qualify his re-
marks by specifications, instead of thus try
ing to put stigma upon a whole profession,
which is about as useful, honorable and In
Huential as his own, and which includes a
great many members who are at least the
peers OF the reverend gentleman himself in
all the better attributes Of human nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

Judge Smell decides, officially, so far as his
court is concerned, that the minimum price
for carry ing razor in Washington shall be
fifty dollars. Good for Snell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

A curious story in regard To the Charley
Ross mystery comes 10 us by telegraph from
Philadelphia to-day. The probability is
that ii will turn out 10 be groundless, as
scores have resulted before il, but If there is
any foundation for il, il is to be regretted
that Mr.. Cummings has been so long in wax
ing up. II they have got the Kelley motor to
working yet, up there, Mr.. Cummings would
seem TO be good subject TO experiment on.
He needs little propulslve power.
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DICKLIN0 VINEGAR,

PURE CIDER VINEGAR, made under the q.
peeiA suDsrvision Of the senior member % our nm,
GuaraItee its puffy and strength. Also. PURE
WHITE VIM vINEoAR,.
meric, Long Peper. W hite and Black Pepper,
Gloves and Ans1loe, 9Th general Assortmsnt Of
}. b. BRYAN q Bro, COS Pa avenue,
auA2W opposite 4etropolitsn Hotel
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OSr-A POLL PARROT. Any person givin
1 \ Information to it's whereabouts will be &c .
literally rewarded at 219 / street north "
wet. sep6- 2ts ~
Il US1-PUCkET BOOK containing Pension Ger
- tifcate No. l23 04 al business cards of owner
all OF no value to any one else Liberal reward viii
be paid If retur ned to No. 223 AZ stree. It.
G. n REWARD-Lost, on the 4th instant, on
- ~ Market Space, between It'll and 9th streets,
a LADIES PORTMONNAIE containing a43 in
one $40, six S5 ard three y bills, and 'sworth
OF car tickets. The above reward paid il returned
20 Star Office, or to JAS. S. W0RTHINGTON,
UniOntovn, d. g. It.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE UaNs

WAsH 2. WILLIAMS, Are-1nser.
Northwest corner lo,h and n stre,rs
CHANcERY sALE oFyALU.RuE gu.EHr
sITE THE GHkiN BRipsGE s tISS ora rg-
csksL tBeSE esosGErSoHNhS As Seu ~ ~
~ 49, 49, ~ 49, 49, g WILLIAMS
OF TESIH AND Z STREErS, WASH 81.
b. virtue Il decree pAss,i by tire surre-,, e. ,.
u the District OF columbia, in equity -a~s- ~
2se4' en,itlsd "GeoFge Linstlie - 81 .ys. WI
liIU II 4. MurlH-k 81 al, Ne Wiil 81. ff F.tt.-
auction, ~ the auction rooms - Ma. q. villa.
Msshlu ginn, DC ca tt ESDAl The tsIt 4sy q
Quarry Lads snown Is tue .nnr.ia-s ygs-T,
sue located on the line q tue Che-apgskr aus Ohio
.aia' m The vicinity q IN. Cham Rrit.. D 3D.
Nlolh, ~ about - q = mile an icngth, c5ntSiuiU.
And siso a, The same time and r.,e. an ir con
sso,,, viii he perrsiuA, right q quarry 90.
Compan, : Condemnation ly the inau,iiaie,y w.
4 sd adjoining tee ab,,e, tore hgr With CERTAIN
csus ior p'rPo-e. Il traas ports SON more is So
paris, MA y, 80, S =, P.,s ~ nsa 81 arrear b r
We call attention 4 capi -ui-si> and o-b--s - tfa
above quarry which rsurist~ % tir best lraffF f
tran, Ports;i,n % mar k~f.
=, a plat 4 these quarrirs eau ~ seen a. wash "a
lsils hsgii"n o." m-, conner inth ard a -tr..s
uCIthNe-t Wh1r" any Informal. IN can o. Obtain ID
the c'ral rad o. the road l,adius from C1.rF.
town ro the chain BritE.
Terms Il salr- One fourth rash. aud fhe ha'srrH a
q. L ana u months, With interest fha - . ID
Psr oeutum pgr annum ~. d.y II -..r uuff' 7-I1.
With SECURITY - tie -sti-ftc'iou nf fhr r..i ....
ard zen r''taiuei on the property zrl, rrtH" Pr--
CHEESE mono, cat T. raii n cash. A deposit a.
vii b. required . the IuTChA-9r lf flH ..-. 81.
q CORN ey auCinc ~ cost ~ purrea-tr. = Q..r 4
trr Yruptrty viii be- exhibited az the rlnH. -s..
WILLIAM p. MATTtNGLH.D
PIIliP :. ntRXE!LLE, Rsoei,--.
mssfI n ,Vrtrr.Ns
RGcgg GSGs IR.tl Au-.- l-...r
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~ NIB, " THE BALTIMORE AMI ONO
% ~ yiltue % a deed 81 ,ru =. dated Aprilr.a
- reoor a in Liber ~ 6lI, folio 2s7, ire ~ tbs
Il columbia aud A. the req ust ~ the pat, ,ir.c
the: ebY, Ill >. az auction IA froaf 1T ffe rre
mi-es; on MsNnAY, september 18th, ISIS. a >
octock Ia. ali That certain piece aud parcsl q
ground situate, lying and Geing IA the cIunfy al
washington. u @, compris-d -ithn the tpllb~tng
metes and bounds, 20 Wit. Beginnins AZ tn sion.
No 4 planted Al tn. northwes d corner n fh.t xtrt
II "lOungs5oIO'' Formerly ocrupi-i a. CeOf.s
Oyster, oHll'd "rrinidAd," and running taenes
pere6es Nor or s-s, Win oys,sr iS ,has ru,.
u stone No s. 20 the west lue. Condemned for th
railroad; thence north forty two ana . half az,
psrches aud seven ~ links wi'h sNid condemn
line to division fsnce formerly put up between
this part Of 10 owned by Edward FeEwI-k;
degrees one hundred and thirteen flisl Perche. an
niieen 5 inks 70 locust tree standing at the end
sixty fiye and carter 49, degrees wet f.rfy-
eight a. perches and seven - links. more 81 lsz
20 TO-, ne asl.lgn me -ePsaiing thus land from re
sid line and continuation Of the direction there
otto the beginning, Sto.e No. q Containing sixty
four ga acres Que tp rood and twenty niue 10
perches, more or less excepting six ~ acre. aud
thirty three 80 percbss, sold o. one MAngum by
benjamin l. Fenwicl 10 deed dated septeml,-r d,
lots 3 and So in square s. lots ~ "a "a a. "a IS ?;
nnd q. IN square o, VI +. W. Jones' subdivision OF
Terms $1,000, with interest at 10 per cent. per
annum from une 5, ls2, o. day Il sale, and en-
peGses 81 sale IN cash, and the baisnca az xix aud
twelve months, With Interest from day 81 sale. 80
cured BY a deed Il trust on the property sold ga
AZ q deposit VIII lie required tine Il sale All
conyeyancinC Al expense IL purchaser. II terms n
sale the Trustee reserves the right % resell the
properly a. the risk and &C the defauiur pur-
GEo w W sffIcRSEy rrr
augSO eoNds j. L. COLDM Kill. SALESMAN.
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MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, DC.
IL The Oldest established Ladies ply stefan,
SO SARATOGA ST., sFAR ChIvSRr. BALTIMORE
Ladies desiring treatment of any complaint
consult him with the utmost confidence.
Separdts roons Jor lady patients. Jyls INA
"SA .I,s,,aS. PER BOTTLE Con
COLONIZATION Buiiding.D jyl-4m'
lib. AND MRS. wILsoN.-A thoroughly exps-
u rienoed and scientific ladies' Ply sician and
and the best attention at the Doctor private
residence. Consultation eonfidential. Once, 30
Park st near Saratoga ST., Baltimore. mays-ly
~ trogathio Institution, sls Z street northwest,
cures all nervous and chronic diseases Of whatever
OF and disease All DsSt to M
yanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most inyis.
science and % ss spasn
ma. ROBERTsON, FROM BALTIMORE,
~ can be consul.ed a 43a 10Th street northssst,
SSPSsfs shs Gas once every
Structure, hills; and speTp.torrhes; Gases Of
y sn viz &
on BY and abuse in youth, causing loss Of
and 1.S sS
Ses s.Ds S S.e 81 q the
evil fofebodDss, self distrust, &C, spsediiy cured
by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
II S aagd rely Ing
high he nov holds from the Iced
northwest, from to m. mar9ly
ROGERT's VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
Be- cured Soc G' cSGea
Gods, Hoarseness. Sore Throat Group, and ali Bson
sh sv Ell ALE z E 6 :,
the proprietor, 312 @ street northwest. novh-ly
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SCHOOL-BOOKS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL,
VIM. BALLANTYNKs,
42s 7fH STREET,

A full stock, at the lowest prices The trade sup
piled with Books fl introduction. sepl tr
SCHOOL BOOKS At 90 PER CENT. DIS.
speDcerian Copy Books and Pens
Drawing Books and Music Readers
faber's Pencils and diamond Rubbers.
Chalk, Crayons and Continental School Ink
The Noiseless Rubber cushioned States, which Is
the best and most econo nics States for school use
Envelopes and e' eryi hing in the Stationery line
for sale. wholesale and retail, at the very lowest
prices. at
sHILLINGrON's BOOKSTORE,
sep4-tr Corner ~ street and Penn. avenue.
SCHOOL BOOKS
WARREN CHOATE CO.'S.
A complete stock of the TEXT BOOKS used In
the Public and Private Schools, Academies and Gel
WABRES CHoATE 4 Eco,
Boob sellers and StatiOners.
sep3u Vernon Bow, s4I PennsJ Iyauis ave.
BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED.
Question of Honor Bv Christian Reid.-.....sl rs
The Household Book of Poetry. Popular edi-
History Primers-Creis6ions Ro ii =
Life OF the Greeks and Romans. By Guhl and
Essays and Studies %
Whiteladies. Mrs. oliphaut. Leisure Hour
Hatermeister schmid Leisure Hour Series i;.;. s
lnsectivorous Plants BY Charles Darwin. 2 o.
Clinical Lectures and Essays. By Paget:...... %
Queen Mary. Tennyson. Small Ssunter edi:
Fele N1mSef i is = rs
Index TO HsrPer's MasazLue. Vol. to Co. 81
atsoL0MONs & CHAPMAN's, Agents Lswreuoe's
Pure Linen Papers, gil Peunsyl,snis avenue
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PERSONAL.
BOARDING..

EIRST-CLASS BOARD in private family, with
Il furnished or unfurnishtd Rooms at moderate
rent. 1908 Maryland avenue. Sept Inn
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD at as per
u month; rooms en- suite single, furnished or
unfurnished. Families supplied with meals at the
shortest notice; also, Table Board at 4s9 Missouri
avenue, corner 9th street northwest. augN I'm
FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at No.
L Sol street northwest, (Sprague Mansion.)
augl0- 4wr
MILLIKEN'S-Corner Of 10th and Il streets
IVl northwest, Washington, d. o., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House
thoroughly renovated and refurntshed.
feb6 1y FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
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The denomination for the legislature of
Geghan, the author OF the law which is inst
now producing so much politico- religious
Keeling in the Ohio canvass, frightens even
Inc Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading demo-
cratic organ in that state. The ENQUIRER saws.
=" by the use OF money among the brutal
lieu ana vicious elements they succeeded i'm
sending 10 the convention a sufficient num-
Der OF their chosen tools. For ourselves we
Iepudlate the action OF this convention so far
az relates 10 the endorsement OF Mr.. Geghan,
We repudiate IL in the name OF the democ-
racy OF Hamilton county. The democratic
Iarty Acknowledges no obligation 10 Mr.
Otghsin or the religious organization which
has put him forward. His nomination in
view OF all the circuTns tances, is an insult To
VERY Intelligent voter, and 10 will be he
uuty OF every man who loves the t!ernOcra tic
party 10 put the seal upon him 20 the polls"
PIN back skirts have suddenly gone ont OF
style in PARISH
"Py shiminy Is dot sO.' We had supooseI
Madam MacMahon was past the little
frivolities Of youth that maze such a quick
change necessary.
The total expenses OF the Moody and San
icy campaign IN London, 40 far paid, are
and 10 have been SILL 100, leaving a deficit
Il TO be made Up OF 500. This is probably
right. bat detailed statement OF items
uld nevertheless he an interesting exhibit.
table giving the monthly arrivals of
migrants al New York for the last four
= shows that immigration has this year
en- Ore-third below that OF the CORES
Eting period OF last year This is mainly
tTttUted TO the bad account of the times
It 10 the old countries by forei gn- born
.tizens in the United States. The tables in
Question shows the totals OF immigration as
fJilows lisa 30 67i; 1873 267 354 1874 49, 35:
and ISIS mp 10 the 1st instant, 6IO54
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

ARGE sT0Ck OF NEW AND SECOND
IL HAND CARRIAGES, of the latest. aEH .
styles, cheaper than any other establish SSNfIS
pent, Tor cash or approved paper. Pony&S1ee
fhaIon below cost, to make room for fall stock
No. 319 18th street, between G. and ID northwest
Washington. and % W Fayette street. Baltimore
nd. Isep6l yl p. ID. SCHMIDT co.
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"ASH r. WILLIAMS. Are-i4ns.r.
w tsucces-ur g. q -ecu s william. A ---ff ~.
Northwest corner lorl AuJ n So. -
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~ Ii. MAkkk R.
ID. Real E-flte HrUkcr aud auctfrrNer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7th aud n streets n y
TRVSTEF' SAIE oFNALUA SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN ASHtNGTGN COUNTS. ~.
g., AlyOlNED Bl .TkISIDAD" AM Tx
fAhNs OF CAPTAIN & y PaTTEpS "
AND THE LATE HEHIsMlN 4 FENWfCK,
AND TIiE ASYLUM FOR rHE DEAF ANn
RkIhRoaH ~. r 1TATlit,MoAE AND OHIO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-14

MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.-- ---Northern
mailSpens 6. 80 A. M, 8 p. NJ. cloaes
II A.M.ss6P..M. Charleston opens 8
A. H.; 80 P. NJ. ; closes s a. NJ, ,eP.
II. Western opens 6 a. n, 1P.
III. i; closes 6. I.3OP. NJ. Greenville
opens 8. 45 P. N. ::closes 6 "A. NJ. Viii
mington opens 4 p. NJ; closes 1890
A. NJ. On; Sunday open from 2.a0to
$50 P. N. 4 t'3
Two thousand pounds fresh noun
tain'bhtter, just received and for sale
cheap at Hardy Solomon's. Send early
If yon want to secure bargain.
JOB printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four.sheet
poster. turned oat, at short notice,
from PHGNH Office. Try us.
Five hundred barrels of "Solomon's
Fanoy" -four, jest. received. New is
the time to buy, as -four is cheaper
than In ten years. at Hardy solomon's.
Five tierees Davis diamond hams,
Of thinseasoh's cure. just received at
Hardy Solomonts. ~
Palmetto fine cut tobacco. is the best
in the city, and can be procured only
as the Indian Squaw Cigar Store.
All l'tgoods marked down Eve per
cant. at Hardy solomon's.