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ANOTHER YALE CUSTOM ABoLIsHED.-
the annual crush" between the sophomo-es
and freshmen was to have taken place yes
to-day afternoon at Hamilton Park but by
oder OF the faculty IL was given up The
SOphomores were summoned before the preSi-
dent in the morning and admonishet that il
would be better for them not TO strew Elm
Street and the Park with their old clothes
nor to provoke the freshmen to wrath in the
future. The announcement did not cause
much surprise, as IL had been generally eX-
pected that the faculty would this year sit
on" this time honOred custom. Although
much regret has been expressed, the general
feeling is in favor OF this proceed ling Of the
faculty. Whatever the result OF the aboli-
tion OF the crush" may be, il will at least
have the salutary effect OF closing the months
OF some Of the religious papers which have
been In The habit, about this time, OF getting
of an annual CrOak about "harbariSm at
Yale.'-Ne1C HdreT Pdlgd'li1tn. SeJ,t. ..
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In the Fall young gals fancy turns to strings that
match her glove. BoSton 1Sdretier.
n2-A thrifty yet toothless Boston couple
have but one set OF "store teeth" between
them.
RIA Kansas sovereign has presented the
following bill: eek Co, Kan, TO Mr..
Or. To services as one insane juror, $500"
~Eminent engineers In France are
working assiduously at the problem OF con-
structing bridge between France and EGG
land.
~They have complicated moral case in
Manhattan, Kansas. A boy was kicke1 by a
horse, and nothing but a lot OF stolen apples
under his shirt saved him.
prAlfred p. Jump, an attorney-atlaw OF
Baltin ore, was committed 10 jail on Satur-
false pretences.
nSTtomas A. KerchwaT, republican, was
ele cted mayor of Nashville on Saturday by
1C2 majority over Spencer Eakin, the demo-
era tic candidate.
ga step forward-Tennessee's new school
house law provides that for Ike services OF
male and female teachers like salaries shall
be aid.
ga neat Spanish proverb: "Have a bill
10 pay at Easter and you'll find Lent very
short" Another Gin thinking oflove YOU
begin when you like and leave of when you
can"
~Mr. Hobkirk, OF Waupun. Wis, will
spend the winter in Australia. Mr.. Hobkirk
was cashier CT a bank, and his absence IS
deeply regretted by nearly al the depositors-
CosHieT-.Jolanol
DAt the convention of Insurance commits
sioners and superiBtendents AT New YORK.
Saturday, 10 was resolved to hold the next
annual session at Harrisburg, Pa, Septem-
bsr 20, iSI6.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNJFFS, AND

$50 Boxes apd Caddies of CHEWING TOBACCO
consistii Of all gr AIDES and forms.
CIGARS.
50 900 Cigars fine, M dunn and low priced.
SNUFF.
as Boxes CARROTS Scotch SNUFF, In bottles and
packages Of all sizes
PIPES.
90 Boxes Clay Pipes.
All Of which offered at the lowest wholesale
price, at SO High street, Georgetown, ID. O.
sep.32w. JAMES WALLACE.
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VOzs GREAT tO1s
1919 PEEasYLYANIh ROUTE 1919

1919 PEEHSYLYANIh ROUTE 1919
TO THE
bOkIHN -Slg SOUTH AND s9UTHT ESD.
trains lea - latl8ws-
v sshinEsor-----. . 90 a. u. Baltimore s-9S :. -
II ) o.. L.. " ia >. Ia
- 80 p. q" = 10 ,. u.
siin eleg-ri r,slerJ, Palace State ECoL0 Day ELd
GlRhf tSr-. a p rlJfeTs m prOvsT1eDts.
Two bEEG-eI miles savsd - WsstsTu as Central
asN YOrk.
EAAE CONNECTIONS
ghrcasn fr6n- NASHIHGTOH 20 ta- ~ EST ana
HOk1H wish 20 change
Tickets - tti- rccte - ETCcufoS rs ofrcec
ocrnsT q Ltl street and Peun5ylVsnja avenue, AID
porner OF tth street md PenrsyVaa,s avsn1e under
aauonAl Hl-'t- uhsrs reliable infcrn sion viii Il
given q 81 Lltr.s
PAssens IS ls1-.rIng tickets 81 these ofaces can
Eecrre sccc- lt-l.ons IN Palace Cars for ChIcaxo,
R1ttsour. a.. ;sJc hester.
DIN. son D, IT., General FassengeT Agent,
narle-ly Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEw EXPRESS LINE VIA GANAL.
a Z q

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA Va. wkEa
ISGTOE AND GEOKGETOwk, Is. o.
sATLIye DATs.
STJsz Tier ., North Nbarves- Fniisaeisu.x
SATURDAY, st IL u a
From SO Water street, 9eor setoua $500
ID. O., MONDAY at 6p. m
This line connects ST PhfIa.tei oniA with divide !.
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyf
dence, Boston and New England Ststes. No vh.r.
ess In Boston by this lire.
G.. y. HYDE, Agent &c D OF O.
WEI. r. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
T. A REED, Alex andris, Va
ID. ID o. MINK, 30 DeFonshirs street, kJ7st0Bs
- Freights delivered by kuOx's Express OF
ders left Of General Once, 603 PenDsyivanis avs
uue, or al the Steamers vssrf, ~tll :. promptly
stfen def to. s@ao r
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a VISITING DoG.-A dog in the town OF
Bethel, Sullivan county, has contracted a
curious habit OF travelling regularly three
times week between the farms OF Mr.. James
Luckey and Mr. Hogencamp, a distance OF
hve miles. These gentlemen, approaching
tne remarkable sagacity of this dog. now use
lBe animal Tor the purpose OfcOnveying mes
sageS or letters between the families. who are
on intimate terms.-M,bHe'O,on 4 " ~ hrgtls
Hs"Aunty, did God make that man pa
whispered little fOlr-yC sr old 10 his com
panion, IN the Jamaica Plain horse car, a
he looked askance at Mr.. Wah Lee, one OF
the new laundrymen from the fiowery king
DOM WHO sat opposite. Certainly. my
GEAR was the reply; "aud why do you ask
such a question ?" because, aUaty, be
didn't make the hinges 10 his eyes on
straight"
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A LKXAhDRIA AND WASHINGTON q. n,
zLExAsDKIA a FREbxRICKsBuRs

"A AND
ALkAANDhih d EREDEKICkEHURG X n
COzNEE OF AND SIxTH STREETS.
Local uains leave for AleIAndr as foIlows-6, Y,
y, ~, 10, =. N, 4, 8, a o, D, D. m; 7 sad
except Sunday.
Local Trains ,esys AIe1 andris .. foI.ovs-o,ys.
., 10, \ s.m.; l. 5, "a, and ,. m. The 8,
,, and q D N. and and D. N. from Alexandr.
sally, all ether trains daily except Sunday
The g. N. AID p. N. trains from Washin Eton /,
and the . m and D. N. trains from AleNaEdrts,
81 N and y; N: connect WITH trains on Wasa-
eRIAT sOUTHkRs IXPREss, via Richnond,
leaves arlington 1l:3e p daily, except Sunday
Throcgh tickets 20 al points soath and Southwest
sor sale at Obces corner 18th street and Pennsyvanis
eyenue and corner sth and Pennsylv ania
nue., where passengers leave orders Tor bAgRaS,
% enecfsS ,t a hossis and residences through u
e~onAooa. u, N. BOYD, Jr.,
General PASSENGER Agent.
skO o. WILKES, General supr.
.neu Baltimore, Nc.
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AUCTION SALES.

JAMES GUILD, Auoticreer,
y 1914 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
SALE or A BREWSTER BUGGY,
az E We vii sSoisT fSs6, s q s
ton 10 sc, one trottins buggy, made ~
.epss Il 90 EFT sepP 'n's Jas. duILp, Auc,.
IL Southeast corner Sth and D streets northwest.
SALE OF THEE sroRI BRICK HOUSE, NO.
s ayyS t1IH s sTRhIT, gErwEEN AND
. on FRIDAY k.TERNooN. october LIST,
~ ~ o'clock. we will sell at public auction. in
263 fronting Is feet l.t street, with depth OF lot,
improved ~ Vel built tire story srcS House.
notes bearisg per cent. interest and secured by
deed OF uust on the premises Conveyancing at
s cps poN0ASSo hue sSos;f
THOhAs DOWNING,
AT the old stand Of Latimer Cleary.
Southwest corner Of Penns. avenue and lith street
IMPROVED PRoP.RTy II GEORGETOWN
"A On sArURbhY Yoa I'd oesopsr. 1875 in from.
Ii of ihs premises, at clock .. N via sell
pa of Lot l99, fronting y Il feet the side
depth Of 10 feet, improved by two story Brick
ewelling house, containing Ave rooms, garnet ami
FERNS: ore third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest al per cent, secur D, deed
cost Of the purchaser: A deposit of $50 re Iuired
when the property is lid q rou,,,,
Is. " Reai fttate Broker and Auctionesr.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and n streets N. W.
ATTGgTTIE0N ss sLScr OF 4 THREE sT9RS
i FH II ilIE fnsh Row sSo fHEASr
ssS On SATURDAY October , 1878, A. ) O'Clock
H. p ~. will be sold at public auction. in front #
p-oVed Nv a three story Pressed Brick Dwelling.
with NOD, rn improve mel t., marble trimmings, La
Toms. soc cash $3.50 10 re ASSUMED by the
purchaser PAYABLE SIS per month, vi bout interest;
te,est deposit Of $40 will be required at Il Ae OF
sale, Al conveyance Z st PpT r cost
r.. Real Estate Broker and Auctinneer.
No. 3ll 18th street opposite U. 5. Post Office.
SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK. WITH NINE
EE2 EN- HEpA ANp 4o SyT 81 BOOM 2oSio FEET,
rATkk: STa sBnFf ii Rf. IND GAS n
c. will sell at pnblic auction, in front Of the
I ITgm,5es'H On fR NJ oo 9e1s5sr lSS at
AID v streets northwest. Lot 20Nlv0 feet, To
Terms made known on day of sale.
sep24 II e. J. SWEET. Auct
HUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 9th and ID ste. northwest.
SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY AND
BASEmENT BRlCk HOUSE ON lST STREET
224, IN WASHINGTON, ID. c.
n ON SATURDAY, October %, ISIS, at p
ES m We will offer for sale at public auction il
nOnt Of tbs premises, Lot lettcred *, - in Jones
subdivision Of Square numbered 1872, i'm proved By a
well built private residence, Of ten rooms, with al
m"dern couLeniences, In the Immediate yscinity Of
Terms One half cssh; the residue in six and
eight per cent. per annun, secured by deed of trus
upon the premises sold; Conyeyancing, &C, al
Estate Brokers.
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PIANOS, &c.

PIANOS, &c.
GIAlLkT, DAVIS h co. 5 PIANOS, celebrated
4 for sweetness OF tone, delicacy of touch, -za
sCIidiUy of construction, for sale on easy E@8Y7D
terms, az ~ 9th street northwest. seq eolysINVt
VNHE STIEFF PIANOS, unsurp passed in tone,
touch, and durability, on easy terms, z1xA
or large discount for cash. ES5S&H
G. L.. WILD BRO, Sole Agents, htktf
1928 7th street northwest,
(half square above Patent Otice)
Pianos and all instruments tuned and repaired
Pianos for rent. augS-u
SPLENDID STOCK OF TRE wORLD-Kl
n HOWNED KNABE PIANOS-Parlor,-
Grand, Square Grand, Square and Upright
Pianos; VIM. McCammon's celebrated Pi-'stI'
AMOS, 7-Octsves full toned. Pianos from other well
known factories, which will also sell and rent or
The most accommodating terms; Tuning promptly
attended 20. Mrs. U. BEICHENBACH, 423 11tb
street. few doors above Pa. ave. mayl9-ly
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Ia the Fall liyelier color comes the bonnet toy
above;
In the Fell young gal fancy turns to string that
match her glove. ( Boston TdrslEer
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CHANCERY sALEOF VACANT LOTS.

@nx BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
90 the District of Columbia, passed in Equity
.1es cause No SSiS, I viii, on WEDNESDAY. the
goth IF September, ls75. at O'Clock m, in front
CT the premises, offer for sale at public auction,
Lots q, II l. and VI in LaTnlan and others recorded
subdiyi-iOn of square No. 100, in this city.
Terms One third cash; re=idue in two equal pay
ments at aud II months, with per cent: interest,
u be secured 10y the purchasers notes and reserved
liens deposit of : 20 on each lot soon Id.
Convey GICing at purchaser cost
REGINALD Kendall, Trustee.
Earls q RRnS A M
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limited STATEs MABsHAL's SALE

In virtue Of writ Of ier facias issued ont OF the
Clerk office Of tie Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and 20 directed will sell, Tor cash, at
public sale. in front the court house door OF said
District, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
September, 1875. at O'Clock m, the following de-
sCrihsd property to Wit.-The undivided one half of
Lot No 4, in Square No. So, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city OF
Wa hin stoD. d O., seized and levied upon as the
property of Isabel Lana and will be sold to
fsy execution No Is $50, in favor of Theo n. Gill
VS. Keryand a. Langran.
seps dts ALEX SHARP, U. s. Marshal, d. Q.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
I'VE BETWEEN
wASHINGTOs AND NEW YORK

SsrsAftet the me steamships 4. @. kHI6Hf AnS
JOHN GIBSON viii maks reg ClaI week >SS<nn
= tTiPs betweeeD NEW YQRk ALEX a3N3
AADklA WASHING ON and->0aA
GEOkGETONE, as fOllOWs:-LeaEe NEW YORK
rom Pier 4 East River, every SATURDAY st .
ID; leave CEORGEIOWN every FRIDAY at z
G. ~, sls- ALEXANDRIA the same day
For full igiornation spp'y 20 X p. A. DENRhM
business c1lce ard wharf, 63 Water strsst. George
town, or a. re ofoe uf the President near Pstrees
bridge. }. ". THOM PSOE, President
~ Freight oeltvsreC b. KBUT' Express Order
lex At General Office, eos Pennsvlvsnjs avenue
9r 81 the "taaHn"" ~asf. VII ,, rEnuDss'v attande
- t.II, -
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CHhNGERY SALE.

THOMAS BOWLING
Il AuctiOueer ard Real Estate Broker,
(At the old stand Of Latimer & Cleary,D
Southwest corner Penna. avenue AID llth street
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LOB POTOMAO RIvER LANDINGS.

The win and fsyerite Iron steamer
having been thoroughly overhsuled Sn3 refitted.
Will resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings Oh
IUESpAf, March I'd, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fitzhuRh's wharf,
foot Of 6th street, at O'Clock o. ReturBins viii
arrive In Washington every wednesday and Sunday
Freight received daily.
Al hreights must be prepaid.
febT N. X FITZEUGH, ARsu
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y y N A Il I'D l. ~ q .

HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BEThEEN NEW YORK AND LIVE6.
POOL, CALLING AT CORR HA RBOR.
lEOA NV YORK. FROM NEW YORK
BOthnio- ed, Sept. Is Bothina-.... ed, Oct %
hbyssinis W ed SEPT. Y ABB ssin Wed Oct. II
Algeria We'd Sept a. NlgsriA.... w ed. Nov 3
6cythis...... We'd oct. tiScythis..- We'd, Nov. 10
Russia. w ed. Oct ~ Russia. W ed, Nov.
And every following "WEDNESDAY soc sATUR.
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked 90 not carry Storage passen
gers
RATES OF PA.sAsE.-Ostin, $50, lO0, and SlN.
Soid according to accommodation. Tickets TO Paris
ais, geld, additional Return tickets op fsyorabis
terms SteeTage at low rates.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstowr.
and eli parts Of Europe, 81 lowest ratee Through
bills Of ledine given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre.
Antwerp and other ports or tine Continent, and foI
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
apply at the Company Office, No. Bowling Green:
for Storage passage, No. Ill Broadwa Trinity
Building, or both Storage and cabin, to SMALL
WOOD 4 MORRISON, No. slS 1tb street
iane0-ly CH8S. g. FhAHCEEIN. AGer.
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memo r LINE.
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
EEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
FsvOr1te route for Tourists
Finest approach t. Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations Clsur passed.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK 20
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABISs-S65. SIS & SSO-Currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Steerage always as low g. by aay other
FIRST-CLASS LINE.
COmPANl'S OFFICES: Bowling Green, n.
CAMMACK Co, 1923 street.
MISS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,
spl0t.th. ssT 43O 10Th st, nesr Pa. sveuus.
A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. eens
OILY LINK CARRYING THfGkGK3
AMERICAN FLAG. -3
Sailing every THURSDAY from philadelphia for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATES ava STEERA6I
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Bates as low as by another frst-clsss Line.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gene. al Agents
Philadelphia.
BID. COOKE, JR. q CO., (Bsnkersl, Agents,
ausD-U 1879 y street. washington.
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STEAMER LINES.

REGULAR LINE TO
NORFOLK, NEW YORK
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after MONDAY, Sc ptem Der 10Th, 1875 the
new aud elegant steamer,
Lady Of the Lake,
viii mske three regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week
touching AZ the principal River Land Ee<k-N
ines, a. follows: Leave WASHING
TON every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
TUEsDAI, TH0RsbAY AND and sSTrRbsY Svsry
i.
and state rooms extra.
Tickets good until used.
For Itch cts, Ststerooms or information appIy at
the ONCE Of the INLAND AND sEABOARD
COAsTiNG COMPANY, at the National Metro
pArtment sepl8-tr
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~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, September 2I 1878, sans hour
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nR. BUCKLER JONES-Twenty years' ex peri.
- ence in male Diseases. Irregularities, Ova-
ran Tumors Guarantees satisfaction. or no charges
Business confidential 164 N. Howard st Bslti-
more. sepl1- Inn
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4 }. SWEET,
h. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5l1 7th street, opposite U. 5. Post Office.
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Osman 3 Hapeman.

We are now ready for the rush Of holiday trade
having made preparations for supplying our Gus
toners with the prettiest holiday good
that we could find IN the New York and Phila
delphia markets, where all were purchased. Ou
stock Of Parian marble goods and the Rogers
Groups was selected with special reference tc
the culture Of our customers and q more beau
tiful lot cannot be found this side Of Chicago
TO the other fancy articles we have there is Nc
end, as 1t comprises almost everything that i
pretty. -.fts
Our book shelves are filed with standard book
OF the favorite authors, including all tn
latest holiday publications in general literature
both OF Chicago and Eastern publishers.
1t has always been our aim to be equal to tn,
daily improving taste of our people as they in
crease in wealth, and this year we believe tina
we have something that will pleaae cveryon
whether he is from the farm or the city.
We cordially invite all to examine our stor
and its contents, feeling, as we do, that we ca,
satisfy the most fastidiOus.
OsMAN & HArKMAN.
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Scott, Bros. & Co. have commenced their sale
OF new goods. This is our special holiday sale
Having taken great care in the selection Of our
new stock, we feel confident that we offer great
err inducements than ever before. Unprecedent-
ed bargains in cloaks and shawls. Handsome
trimmed cloaks al $500. Fifteen to twenty per
cent. reduction on fine cloaks and Paisley
shawls. .. r.-.-
To reduce stock black and colored silks mark
ed away down to close. el
$l5O gros grain silks at $1.O0. $500 silks
at $3.50. Fine Irish poplins at so cts. per yard
less than the regular price.
$l25 black French cashmeres at 81 co. 81 SO
quality $l.25. t-efg -Iv
Fine briliantines and mohairs 20 to SOC per
yard less than value.
Table linens, towels and napkins, fine bleach.
ed 81 table damask at Sl.00. Fine turkey red
damask-$l. rs quality now 81.
Extraordinary bargains IN blankets. Large size
(all wool, western made), worth $3.50, now
$780, the finest $500 quality now only $3.50
10000 yards handsome new dress prints, to
&c, the new chintz fgures).
From now till Christmas we will offer great
bargains in kid glOres at Soc; nice two button
kids Mt 75' a large lot of best Alexander kids
will be placed on sale q, one-half value, 81 .OC
per pair.
Great variety of fancy goods in lhemmed
stitched and initial handkerchiefs in fancy boxes
jewelry, ties, ruching, laces, and hundreds Of
other useful articles suitable for holiday pres
ents. Respectfully,
SCOTT Bros. g. Co.
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Millinery Emporium.

I am now offering my entire millinery stock a
greatly reduced prices, and aru selling cheaper
grades at cost and less than cost
Ladies' who have delayed making their winter
selections will do well to test the matter b.
making apersonM examination. keep the lates
and most desirable styles in hats; have few
Florentines left which am positively anxious t.
sell, as they were among my first fall selections
and consequently one Of the oldest styles IL
stock. You must sec the "latest agony" thu
"Vampire Queen" trimmed beautifully by ou
new trimmer, enc of Madam Hopson's best.
N B-Make note OF this. Low, 6 Court st.
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frank Mccain has inaugurated quite an ex.

Frank Mccain has inaugurated quite an ex-
element in the oyster trade in this city. He
will daily hereafter, Sundays of course excepted,
send wagon load Of oysters all around the city
to private houses. He will sell oysters by the
can or in bulk by the pint, quart, gallon, peck,
or bushel, and oysters in the shell. He will also
carry along celery, crackers rnd confectionery
We wait for his wagon to reach our "shed,
when, if We are not fooled in the size OF his
driver, we shall lay in winters supply of these
things
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Christmas Presents for the Ladies'.

Again the attention OF the ladies is directed
toward the millinery parlOrs Of Mrs. O'Mesra
She has everything in her line, of the very latest
styles, just suited for holiday gifts. Especial at
tention is called to the new Florentlne hat, which
is a marvel of beauty and commands the admira
tion Of all. Her prices in all branches OF the
trade are lower than at any time heretofore, and
no reason exists why her goods will not please
any one that sees them. Mrs. OMeara, be II re
membered, is at IS La Sale St., and not at III,
Opera House, as come still suppose.
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Holiday Goods!

Holiday goods 'till you can't rest" Cash &
Co. always have full stock for the holidays and
this year, uotw; outstanding the hard times, it il
larger than ever, consisting Of pictures, frames
and mats, vases, fancy articles, books. gold pens
toys-oh, the toys. Why the boys and girls
would 60 crazy in Cashs store In fact, Cash
has everything that can be imagined, and ID
bound to sell them all out this week il low prices
can bring customers. se,a
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H. j. Gillon.

Gillen was too busy to be interviewed yester-
day--was SO rushed waiting on customers and
storing away new goods. Gilleu, as every one
ought to know for his pocketbooks health
keeps no broken, half G,ed up stock in his house
but has II ever full and compiete, and yesterday
we found his house full and sidewalk nearly
bockaded with new goods. Curious. but Hugh
never talks OF dull times
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For Christmas Trees.

Mr.. Louis Hess, on Madison steect, has bough
the largest stock he ever had Of fancy candies
for special use as ornaments for Christmas trees
such as fruits, toys, &C.. &C.; also fancy cakes O
all kinds, Of which he always has fine assert
ment, and will manufacture to order. "a goot
time to leave orders for fancy cakes for Christ
mas dinners and New Years tables.) And, b,
the way, as We need crackers with our oysters
1t should be remembered that he manufacture
all his crackers himself and his customers viii
hence be able to get them fresh epcry day. u.
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A Hess 8 Co.

are ready for business, with cigars, tobacco, ant
tobacconists fancy articles generally, such al
fine genuine meerschaum pipes, cigar-holders
cgar-cases, brier pipes, &c, &c. Their favorte
brands of cigars: "Our Own Brand" Libby
Mineral Spring." are unrivaled, as is alsc
their stock Of imported goods. The Hesse,
guarantee the best satisfaction in every thing
and every thing they recommend may be taker
as the best in the market.
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Russell's.

Have you seen Russels this week: They have
for the season specially fine assortment Of
brackets, wall pockets, &c, flower stands, music
racks, &c, which must be seen to be apprec.
a,ed. And when you're there have Charley show
you that copy Of the famous "Prodgal Son.
a handsome picture, and a perfect copy Of the
original painting