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Wall street To-day.

hKwfoKk, Oct. THE Posts financial article
tays TIE wall street markets are less active than
yesterday. Gold opened at III, all the sal. =
have been since at ll62 sall7. Cash gold has been
Easy 70 get, and at com psrativelv low rates The
OBJ INNS rate wss per cent for use. and the rates
since have been Ias per cent. per and 81 per
gay fcie'gp eNchang- ~ eNtremsl, dull. wi n 4S)
ass az the nominal rates for prime bankers sterling
and Hsss 419, aud 4o2a lass rates among brokers
Tue money market has AZ length begun 90 harden
and not from stock exchange manipuiaiions, bnt
because OF legitimate trade reasons Government
bonds are steady, and good business il doing The
stock market % the opening showed slight Changes
from yesterdays Closing prices. The general
list until I:D vRs firm to strong, and
IN next hall hour was heavy. Prices declining a
"a, which decline has sinse been in most cases re-
covered. The extreme sales are. Lake Shore S4i a
2; Western Union Telegraph, 75sIa76's; Missouri
Pacific 2l42ll Pacific Mail. 35', a35ls Northve II
So'sss5; A. p. railr pan, preferred 6isas,. Ohio
and Missouri, l6'EaS; Union Pacific 62Is sol i Wa
bash, higs6ls st. Paul, S37sa34; preferred o. az
Erie, lo5ssH; New Jersey Central, lOisSaIO3i,
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mEAr Beef, porter house, aOa2s Der 10; sirloip,
dried, 3; sess g. d S1fSss eG P1ss Ss
sorned; sal2r Mutton, lssOc; Lamb, lsa:S: Veal,
whole, IS sut Tonrnes s'ao each; Lard, se. per 10
bunch p! Fl SuD DeSef Has", Ss Hr
Perch, yellow, 40 per bunch: Shad, 0asec PSF pair;
1Sas ae sar ss, ~ %.,s,
Gss sri s 40 CD iass per 10 LOBSTER IS
sS5 Ds onG N e per gF SaSbsss per
Per IS; CSeumSers $3.50 Per &c. r Sarros. rs9
FRUTrs.-Oranges, aoass per dozen. I,anors NAV.
ps PesT. sns Der ssr ps Psaess: sSo
DRIED fRuTs.-s ppiss Iosla per per pound; Peaches.
Psses sass nsI pnPeeed' Is Bsckberries, TO- Cher
BgTTKR .~Phiiadelphia print, 50 per III. New
igss DOZEN 6Seese s 5S, 1 Ssr ts H. do ~
LChickens, live, 75al Is per pair; Ducks
THE NORTHERN Liberty CHARIOT COM
PANY.-The directors of this company met
last night, and the secretary read the follow
ing proposals for building the stables, &c:
n. Downing. $1,000; Martin & Walker, IS, 600;
G. Laeomber, S4,4s0; Murphy & Co, $3.50;
A. Davis, S6,0o0 j. III. Hewlett. st 900; Chas
Lemon, tr;, brick work, 80, 900; III. A. Murph
brick work. $3.50. Messrs McGiII, r.. rke5r
and Moran were appointed a conn.,, ~
confer with the bidders. The Glowing com,
III mn no
actual amount of monev .,eeded To Start the
enterprise; also to pre- ,sare a statement or the
amount required Tor horses, chariots daily
expenses or drivers, horse feed, repairs SC
In Oruef that The amount NAV be tllRd i'm on
me STOCK, viz: MesSrs. Bowen. Hoffman and
McGill The following were appointad a. n
building committee: MesSrs McCil Bowen
and Hoffman. DR. Wo duff exhibited the
'WoCdruH passenger-fare box" and Offered
u put them ln for $50 per chariot, or he won 4
PIT IN the fourteen for 500 and take S1O0
~ nj
McGill ard King were appointed commit.
tee to ascertain If the box could he used with
out Infringing on any other patent, and 10
employ an attorney for that purpose.
MARYLAND WILL SAVE HER FRuIrS
WITH THE REYNOLDS FRUIT EVaPoRAToR
III mas Deen estimated that In two counties
alone In Maryland, this season. forty thOuS-
ana bushels OF fine peaches were lost for the
want OF proper means to utilize them, while
thousands of bushels were sold for less than
the cost of picking and Transportation. In
view OF these facts, a comnittee of GENTLE
men from Maryland consisting of F.. r..
Gran and Others, last week yisite1 the fac-
tory IN this city to examine the new REYNOLDS
rotary cOndensing process, now in successful
operation at ID. f. Coleman 4 Sons Gaming
establishments, on east Pennsylvania ave-
nue., ana yesterday purchased the exclusive
rl2nt oil Mr.. Reynolds, the inventor for their
entire state, and are now building one OF the
large evaporators for the fair at Frederick on
the 18th instant, where it will be i'm full one
ration, curing fruits and vegetables every
three hours during the fair. This IS the ONLY
evaporation that cOndenses the yapors there
by retaining the natural color and flavor of
the frults.-ReplebLican, IN.
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II u ~
We have inst returned from New York with
large and well selected stock, among which we have
some special bargains 60 offer 20 our customers
etO yds Of Calico at SC per yard These Prints can
not De bought by The Csse in New York for the
money, nor have they ever been sold 50 cheap.
100 pairs l0-4 Blankets az 81 IS, very cheap.
~ pieces mohsiT 81 SOC. per yard Job lot, regular
price Csc.
Lot of Canton Flsnnes at loc. per I'D, cheap at I2c
White Bed Spreads very cheap.
large and beautiful lot Of Dress Goods plA ia and
pam the "a, wet things QUIT, Ladies aud Gents
underwear In great variety; Gents W hite Shirts,
Collars and Cuffs Yelling the new shades:
Hosiery and Hdkfsi Blankets, all tiZes and quail
fries.
Comforts; White and Red Flanpel: Curtain Lsces
In the new patterns. Table Damask. aud new
su les OF " ine Cloth; Brown and Bleaehed Sheet
ing, all widths best Brown and Blesched
Cotton in the market for 10 and I2c; cheap lot Of
Towels and Toweling.
10th and Cashmere for men and boys.
Tapestry, BRUSSELS, Ply and Ingram Carpets.
felyet and Brussels Rugs, and 4, 5, and sQuarter
Oil Cloth.
Our goods have all been purchased for cash, a.
cheap as can be bought; hence We prepared aud
intend to sell them low any house in this city
All and satisfy yourselves 70 the correctness Of
" hat we state.
LUTTRELL WINE,
sepy wv 1880 Penn ave. 2lth street
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~Madame PafOn, at the age of ninety
four, is dancing WITH French circus.
~A Chattanooga, Tenn, dispatch saws
that Henry c. Avery, formerly oTtl1t vfcin-
lty and OF Texas since the war, has oeen ar
rested for passing alleges fraudulent goro-n-
ment clai ms Of over $4,000.
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AN ODD PILLOWS DkAoSsrRArIoN.-
Ioudoun Lodge, of Leesburg, Va, hs We ini-
tiated arrangements for 8 grand Odd Eel
lows demonstration 70 take place in that
.oWn on The last day OF the county fair tOc-
Looer list and Major j. =. Devine has been
repuussd 1y The lodge 20 invite the ercamp-
nenS ana lodges Of the District TO take
part therein II is proposed 10 ns ve q ora Nd
Iuolc neetlng on the fair grounds and a
dinner AT the Osborn hotel. All free 10 tb.s
.lsItoIsj ~ Is probable that the demonstra-
picnic which took place there few weeks
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DRY GOODS.
lust RECEIVED

OsI hhokI'kp
GUTAAN'S BALTIMORE BRANCH"
ga TH STREET ". W,
OUR NEW FALL AND WINTKR STOCK.
speeialty Of BLACK and CoLORED SILKS
SJdPIRk LACEs, YAK LACEs, SILK and
In which we cannot be und---.,in
ritty. s''N'F
PLACE 6oops II al deco, irsions.
ution. "" N4' N'-1P'
ksegAnt Two Buttoned GLOVE, s cents,
WEAR
Large stock Of BLANKETS, QUILTS &c
Hlegsnt a-sortuen nj of RRISSEIS and IN
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, sc.
GUTMAN,S.
octl I'm ql2 7th street Northwest.
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CIT ITEMS.


being requisite to health and comfort thou
sands OF the intelligent public patronize DIR.
whites well-known establishment 535 18Th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains,
Vascular EXcrescences, etc.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-Yhe Hamilton
Building Association held its nrst monthly
meeting az the Board OF Trade rooms last
evening, ard the secretary disposed OF 81 600,
AZ an average premium OF 50 per cent.
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bRIcKLAYERs INJURED BY FALL
ABOUT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon three
oricklayers were injured on a new ouildIng
on street, between Connecticut avenue and
Eth street, by a Scafeld falling. Robert
ClaTksOn was severely cut about the face aud
Ferdinand Moore was injurxh Internally.
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TAKE TIME by the fOrelock and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
lore the rush of work commences at the new
dye works of A. Fisher, No 500 q street.
near 9Th, or TO his old stand, 6l8 9Th street
opposite the Patent Office. PunctuaIity. re-
Spectacle WORK and -easonable terms. Gil
$50 to $1,000 has been invested In Suck
privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. Chow
Tumbridge d Co, Bankers, 2 Wall street,
new YORK. 63:
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HSRAMOVAL.-WM.F r. HOFFMAN, A,tcy-
Wy ney- at LdD, has removed to No 1871 Il 81
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and Will be
to see his friends and business
Legal business solicited, and money invested
Rooms and Ofhces for rent In same build
uR, ieQ-h
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HENRY v" and other plays by ShSk ks
IesIe, and Queen Mary by Tennysoa,.
,oeap editions. good paper and type, at
sanction News Depot, + and stu streets. I
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Rear

MISS HULETT is gaining a successful Law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Bean
tifieT. I5Qs
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Is THIS CHEAP!

Is this CHEAP!
:, Large lot double DAMAsK TOWELS, all linen,
large ssze, rs cents
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF 7sc
Nearly one yard wide fine CHINTZ CALICO,
IN navy blue, II cents.
CARRIERS,
T01 MARKET SPACE
worth 81 cents.
cents; very cheap.
New TALL and Winter DRESS GOODS, in plaid.,
strRes, plain
Good CANTON FLANNEL, 10 cents
Excellent CALICO, in short lengths, g.. cents,
worth 10 cents.
spleL did yard wide blesched COTTON, In short
length, 10 cents, worth l2n cents.
Splendid " bite BLANKETS, IS.
80 cents.
Large TOWELS, Il cents; heavy STOCKIsgs,
y cent?; LINEN NAPKINS, cents; linen HAND
kERCHIEFS.6 cents.
BLACK SILK very cheap. sens tr
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SECOND GRAND OPENING
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Having Just returned from New York with an i'm
mfEse sock OF Dry Goods, bought fully Is per cent
Iess than last mouths prices, aud will offer ths
same Is per cent less than any house south of New
GRAND OPENING OF LADIES NEW STYLE
DRESS GOODS.
- pieces Plaid ard Stripe Dress Goods, II and l5c
knickerbocker Plaid. Ouly 25c.
Jacquard Plaid, only soc
Camel s Hair Plaids, onlv Hmc.
Double Field French Poplin, Soc; worth 75c-all
Wool.
ssttes ne, HHc.; worth &c.
Altogether 100 pieces Of the latest designs in Dress
Goods
100 pieces Grey and Colored ints, only &c.
Yard wide French CbintZ, lz1c.
Twill and Plain Camel Hair, from 2sc. IN.
100 pieces Double Width Black Alpaca, from Is,
81, 81, ~, As, soc. and upwards.
Navy Blue Cashmere, yard wide SOC
l5O new Snawls, Soc, 75c., 81. 81 50, 81, 81 50,
S5, $50, a., and u - 20 the very best 81 AIDES.
Bargains in W bite Blankets
Large Double Blankets, 81 50; better ones, %.
Zine Saxony Wool, o..
Home made Twill Blankets, IS.
And 100 pairs best goods Yard long Towels, l2c.
Yard lonR German Liaen Towels. only 2S: worth 20,
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel, l2kc. worth l6c
Cashmere for Men and Boy 3 wear, from 25c up.
BED and VI ite Flannes, from 2c. mp. Heavy
medicAfed Bed Twill, only Soc. Shakers Flannels,
from &c. up. Table Linen, Nackin, SheetinR Cot
tons Marseiles and Crochet Quilts, Bed ticking Oc
Feather Proof Tickisg, 20c. All in want Of Dry
stock before purchasing.
6S6 Pennsyiyanis avenue,
ser2s-eotr south side, near IN q Northwest.
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RRODHEAD X CO,
$50 PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN srH AND 10TH sTRKsrs.
have Just received q plete stock Of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
mtm = cents TO 81 rs per yard, embracing Plain
and Plsld OAMkL HAIR, French DTAsbN AIS,
run SERGkS, Chinili 0LOTH, Snow nacesd
CAmkLS HAIR, S.Iiped nEBE4Es, sc T, a.,
many OF which tAbnot b. found elsewhere in the
market, having eesn taken IRON the custom house
within the past week.
Also,
BLACK SILKS, from 81 10 90 81 - pr vari. . in
cludipg the celebrated make of Bonnet Guinet Rel.
lew. and JCto ard ne''".-.D
BLACK CASHMEskS e French manufacture.
nnsurpss.ed in color, quality and du. ability from
BLACK ALPACssans MOHaIRs, from 2sc up.
DRAP pEETE, 81 IS aud up.
sSto SIS pair.
White and Red FLANSELs, TwilIed and Plain
rom ~ cents TO I Is per yard.
eBA firm . To- 10.
RALMOkAL SKIRTS, 81 and up.
THREE button Paris lbs, 81 IS in All coIors
l0"B' Iron frame HOSE. best guslifv. 20 box.
W smsutta BlsscEed COTTON, Is cents yard
hese goods have been salar ted sith great car,
and purchased for cash, and should receive the st.
knnon Of ali close buyers
BRODHEaD o. CO.,
octl-'r sS9 Penns. ave, bet 9.h and NH
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THE AGRICULTURAL GRoUNDs.-The nu-
merOjs varieties OF excellent grapes propa-
gated In the Agricultural grounds, under the
supervision OF Commissioner Watts, have
attracted an unusual number OF visitors the
present season 10 these grounds. The for
slgn grapes are for the most part cultivated
IN glass conservatory built for the pur-
pose, the roots being planted on the outside
and the vines admitted inside the building
tnrough apertures in the walls and trained
on wire and wood lattice near the glass
Roof, thus affOrdtng the full benefit of the
sun. The grapes by this means grow to great
perfection. The native varieties are planted
IN the open all, and there are a large NUM- Der
OF them. Slips are cut from all these vines
annually and sent tn different parts OF the
country FOR experimental culture. Inc
grounds surrounding the Agricultural de
IaTtInent never were more attractive than
Al present, everything being kept in perfect
order. The variety and arrangement OF the
flowers and sbru hbery are greatly admired
by the hundreds of visitors VINO daily resort
there
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ADJUSTMENTS - Nd'iJnnI TTe1foy - This
temple Of the drama was packed ''frOn Dit
10 dome last night with an audience which
presented as brilliant an array OF beauty and
fashion as was ever gathered within its r7allS
on grand opera night a. the height of the
season. And this, too, Notwithstanding the
rain There were but few arrivals after the
curtain was ruDg up, so that RignOiI's
nerves were not unstrung from this cause as
In Baltimore. Owing either to that fact or
10 the tnspiritiDg influence of a crowded.
house, the handsome blonde was at his best
and the gallant Henry V. could not have
had more fitting representative. The sue
cess Of the piece is owing largely to the
beauty of the scenery and properties, and il
may safely be asserted that SHAKESPEARE
himself never saw his stirring drama so com
pletely presented. ThOrne as "FluelIen"
and Bishop as Pistol did some good act
Ing, a. usual, and the enforced eating of the
leek was as fine a piece of comedy as one
would wish TO see. The play Is good for
crowded houses the remainder of the week
FOTTS Opera House will be reopened next
week with Kelly and Icons MINISTRIES who
are always welcome here. They are now in
Baltimore, and the Sim. never very enthusi-
sstic- says they chad a large and much
amused audience last night Their perform
ance Is an appropriate new departure from
the usual routine of burnt cork minStrels
and affords great satisfaction. The bur
lesque Of a scene in Norma was peculiarly
enjoyable No one who is fond OF genuine
fun rendered by an admirable artist should
fail 70 see the only Leon"
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier

TRADE SUPPLIED with Natures Be,uufrer
by Charles StOtt & Co.. wholesale druggists
No; $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
~. Y. 9,Sl;
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UNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
u NPARALLEEkD ASSDRTMENT-
UNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
UNPARALLELED ASSORTMINT-

TNPABALLELED ASSORTMENT
ONPARALLELkDA ASSORTMENT
USPARALLEEEB AAssoRkTMlST -
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
In magnitude my Stock is beyond description.
In qualify my Faorlcs are unsurpassed
In beauty otStyle ezcel
In moderation Of Price S7,RA US, the Oothter,
Is WITHOUT competition,
urge careful inspection Of my Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, assuring the Public
that never before haze had such
variety Of Garments ts
please al tastes and
desires, TO Gcconiya0-
date al purses, or
TO giue such en-
tire sdtts-
faction.
IA visit to sTRAUs, the Olothier, will fully
repay all who may appropriate the time aud trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase on only wish TO
view my immense and well selected stock
A. sTRAUs,
l01l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sep24tr Between 10th and 18th streets.
WIN. MASSEY & CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA TX ALE.
large stock, in excsllent condition for use
Equal to Scotch Ale costing nearly double tn
price.
For sale BY dealers throughout the city, or at the
Bottling Depot
Price sl.so per dozen, pint bottles.
SAM'L o. PALMKR,
sepll.tf 81 Greene street, Georgetown.
CARRIAGEsl 0ARRIAGIsl CARRIAaRsT
n
scrfption at reduced prices: also, Q num- ERS
Der q second hand Carriages. including ESaE
BsFgies, Phstons, &C.. which must be sold 10 male
room for new work. Repairing promptly attended
to. ROBT n GRAHAM
Repository and Factory lI0- "A sth street north
Meet. oct63t
pOWERrUL OPERA AND YIELD 0Lls SRS
TIRe. sTORM Chassis, MiGR0-S
.ns =
II. II. H8MPLER
OPTTCIAN,
eep0U N53 Peuusylvania avenue.
hlMn JOS. j. MAYS KIND
WW PARIS KID GLOVE DE POE. piW
NIB. NAYS GLOVE CUsToMsas and N.
pnbl!c generally will fpd him nj No Gil Penn.
syyania ssence, few doors below his old stand
where ne has opened . fresh stock nj PARIS KIN
GLUsLS CT al l., q a.aies Every pair war
sS,Lsdies EVENING GLOVES speciality.
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Weather Probabilities Today.
OFFICE OF Cs1Hr sreyAL OyYIeER

wAsHIysroS. october NA (
For The lower lakes and the mld 30 stat
stationary OF rising barometer, n.fthwest to
southwest winds, cooler, partly cloudy and
clearing weather.
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~ ors and plaids. This is extra cheap, 81 The
Cheapest Store in the city. C0NEOLLf's,
sepzsSm Cos 9Th street, opD. Patent Once
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N EW DR. Y g o o Ds.

RLA0K ALPAOAs, AOHAIRs AND CASH.
- HEkks; extra nns goods, ct 90 cent? 4 ysrd. A.
lac esselest store IN the city,. OONNOLLfS,
Spy sp Sos IN sHsst, OPP, Patsnt once.
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NIB. NAYS GLOVE CUSTOMERS and ,ba
pne!!e generally win fpd him nj No SIT Penn.
Swans syenre, Few doors below his old stand
raDted. S~A "e'
syLadies EVENING GLOVES a specially.
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lhE ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY SwINDIE
The Alexandria Sentinel of last evening saws:
"Ihe excitement over the matter of the late
montpelier drawing has abated considerable
netachments OF the committee OF investiga-
tickets now in the wheel. The COMMITTEES
announce officially that they hope to have a
statement prepared for su bmissionto the pu h.
lie by Friday or Saturday.
The Alexandria Gazette of last EVENING
says: They (the cOmmittee) have il "a
stated, become con WINGED that the wheel was
tampered with after the drawing was over,
and also that all the numbers drawing prizes
were held by parties in New York and, IL is
snspected, that the only prize numbers put
In the wheel We're those sold I'm that city.
agent for the sale of tickets In a lottery os-
te.lsibly for the benefit of the Montpelier FEE
male Humane Association, in the drawing
OF which fraud was reported by telegraph
occupied a large and extensively furnished
store at S25 Broadway. The disclosure of a
swindle In connection with the enterprise
sent many inquirers TO that store yesterday,
many tickets having been sold in this city
The agent, Mr.. Metcalfe, showed the follow
iny dispatch as a refutation Of the charge:
ton in the New York papers was founded on
statement In one of the evening papers OF
This city, Every member of the committee
dlsclaims having intimated q remark thai
justified the statement. The committees COM
menced the examination this morning, ard
s,s,1, report must expose the newspaper
ra0nshh. WIN. u WILLIAMS,
Nice-Pres't Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
THE BROTHERHOOD OF TIE UNION
Yesterday afternoon the Supreme Circle ~
The b. U. III. FL @. A, in session at the nail
fth and ID streets, elected and installed the
following Officers Richard Emmons. of n,
G., Supreme Warrington; s. w. Stivers, N.
J., Supreme Jefferson; J. p. Wehrheim, Pa.
Supreme franklin; c. II. Vanfleet, Pa, Su,
preme Scroll Keeper; B. E. Etheridge, Pa,
Supreme Treasurer; George 8. Kiel, Pa, Su,
preme Herald; Il. r. Morrow, Supreme
Watcher Of Day; George Hosking, Supreme
Watcher OF Eight. Philadelphia was selected
rs the place for the next convocation, in
will come TO a close to-day, and tonight a
grand banquet will be given the delegates by
The grand and subordinate circles Of the Dis
tSict at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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CHEAT DRY GOODS

4 IEAI DRY GOODS
Carpets, Rugs, Mats. and OIL Cloths
EEds Mourning Calico, Ga, worth l0c
Extra heavy Canton Flannels. 10, l2l. 70 &c
tlOth ehafes Dress Goods, l2h 10 -
Fancy Plads. IS a. SOC
kiegaUt stock MiAed Suitings serces Canal
Hair.
No urning stock in Cashmere, Merinoes, Bonba-
ZINES
KnRlish Brussels. 81 IS worth sI7s
tpneIains 80, OF; 7s, nc, 81, very cheap.
Ny Carpet stoCk too large and want 70 red nee g.
for cash. ~
Full line Blsnkets, Comforts. Felt skirts
Elegant CClored Balmoral SkiTt, aOc.
Coed value at all times for the money
r. NAUDtIN.
SpS Wv 709 Market Space.
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REMONAL-DAyIp Y YoVNGS Mutp.r,
~ ane Fancy Goods Es'afls hmeut re n
moved rom NO: Bridge street, George ~
t"Nh' 20 NO llh Bridge street An entire 49,
EE IN ,Sad complete s-surtmeut q DRY -
Sotbs has born added, making "a the most c,5nl-
plete store In c. nrgetows 10 ssaecf froua ~
a visit a. solic ted avVts =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06

PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE.-ThOse
Of our readers who have daughters to
educate, and who desire for them really
lirst.Class sChOol-Onc that combines thor.
Ough culture with the influences Of q
Christian home, will do well to send to
the Rev. |. G. Pershing, d. d., Pittsburgh,
Pa, for copy Of the catalogue Of the
Pittsburgh Female College, The build.
ings are large and beautiful, and fitted up
in elegant style. There are eight distinct
departments and twcnty.eight teachers,
and pupils can devote their entire time to
any special department they may prefer.
Eeacli department has It's special teachers,
and no one il mbordinated to another,
The attendance the past year was larger
than any school in the United States, save
one. The Conservatory connected with
the College affords rare facilities in
Music. The facilities in Drawing, Paint
ing and other Ornanentals are unusually
fine. Not the least recommendation OF
the College, is the fact that II was not es.
tablshed for private gain, but to meet
n public want, and hence lis charges are
lcSs than any school in the United States,
nnording equal advantages and ncCommO.
tlations. A fully furnished and cnrpetetl
room, boarding, light, fuel, church sitting,
washing, and full tuition in all the Eng
lisll branches and Latin, for the full col.
legiate year, costs but two hundred and
eighty-lwO dollars. Tho College Chal-
lengeS cOmparis On Of accommodations,