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The Cosmopolitan Metal.
Main street, Dallas.
Tranuisnt gussts u per day.
Dinner board " per wesk.
Day board " per week.
Reasonable rateu for regular aussts.
zhe table will be unsxcslied. T l i
MRS. R.A5. RossER, Proprissrsss,
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Bargains In Boots and Shoes.
Ii you want bargains In Boots and Shoes,
go to HARRY BROS,
novll-lm No 80i Main Street.
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y. A house servant, white female, TO 10 eight
miles into the country. Good wages ana q
comfortable home. Address Drs. Easily ana
Kennedy, over 3. Loeb q Co.'S, Elm street.
nov5-dtf ,s, h. ,f.,.l
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Wanted.

A woman for cook. Enquire at Herald
mice, or at the Depot Saloon, No. l,iSO,
corner CONNER, near Central depot.
nOYlAd9t
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rectly In front of the eye, there is no
glimmeriug or .wavering of sight, but
clear and distinct vision. For sale ut
]. NJ. Grams, Main street.
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stanford's Boot, Shoe and Clothing house,
at %o7 Elm street, IL open every night until
nine O'Clock.
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Members of Engine Company No. / are
hereby requested to meet in full uni'orm
for the purpose OF drill, at the Engine house
Tuesday evening, November 10Th, at 7 O'Clock.
j. W. LYLE, Foreman.
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queemsware,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the Citizens of Dallas
and vicinity TO write to us for
prices OF anything In our line.
Ii will cost you nothing, and You
will save money. We have q
full stock OF China In WHITE,
GOLD BAND and. DECORATED.
Also, everything In Glassware
and QueenSware. You can buy
a full set as cheap from us, as
you can buy a few pieces from
the retail dealer. We guaran.
tee everything to be as repre-
sented. Remember we want
your trade and will deal hon.
estly with you, or not at all.
Special prices to hotels and res.
taurants. Now on hand a large
line Of Dinner, Tea and Cham.
Der Sets, very cheaT. Send or
derS direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
5O4 North 4th st., st. Louis, Mo.
oct30-d&wly
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The best, finest and most perfect fitting
Shoes for ladies is at stanford's. iO7 Elm
street. Go and see for yourselves.
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Wanted.
A flrst-olass Blacksmith, Pillow Maker and
Horse-shoer. Apply TO
VIM. r. ALLEN,
novll-4t Marlin, Falls County, Texas.
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For Sale.

A few moro OF those elegant Kilt Suits for
children, at stanford's, 407 Elm street.
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Wanted,

A situation as u first.class druggist. Ad
dress. L., BOX 2l8,
novl6d2w Pensacola, Florida,
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CITY BUSIN ESS.


Hot and Cold Baths at Wilson's, No
a1A Elm street. l0ct23-dlm,
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johnson 10 once moro At his once 10 busy
ever, saving peoples money. He has his
once still at the Ban Jacinto. II you want
Railroad tickot, 20 70 him and save money.
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...s4--,,-,s,,.. + For Rent.
The store Of Williams Bros, No. sll Elm
street. Apply to w AofA
nov8-lw DORIAN A GO.
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Vented.

Tho best nne KIP Boot ever made ID ct
gtaufords, 4o7 Elm street.
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Wsntsd--Wine Bottles.

The largest prico paid for wine bottles
OF O. RICK a co.;
Market Street,
novl0-d II Between Main ard Commerce.
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Railroad tickets 10 all points bought, sold
and exchanged by FRED. MANGET, lie
Grand Hotel. octiS.dtf.
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GOSSIP AND QUERIES.

Mr.. EDITUR:
The yung men of this da Il age
don't consider ime old mifelf cAus
speeke of age, fur its not so yu bet fur
ime only talkin what i've hearn father
& muther say bout old times was
goin to say-the yung men is so shi
of us gals thees days, | mean in court
In a. marrieing matters. They is bold
enuf about any an everything but that
name Il all absorbin subjeket. Tell US
mr. editer Ii yu please "whdfs the
matter" and like to here a straight out
d out an u honest one too, frum that
interestin lookin localer of yourn.
MISS IM-PATIENCE.
We are somewhat at a loss for cor
rect answer to Miss Im-patience and
feel somewhat suspicious that some
fair damsel 1--WE bet she has gray eyes)
is trying to sell US. Perhaps the young
lady herself IL the cause of the tardi-
ness of the gentlemen. She should
remember that no one appreciates q
thing that Is easily won aud that q
young lady, when even consenting,
should seem half declining. 1t is an
indisputable fact that the decrease in
marriages in the North, and especially
in large cities, is becoming SO notice
able that IL Is attract & serious atten-
ton, and has caused humanitarian
aud learned societies to give the mat
ter their serious attention. Consider
able investigation has already been
had and the principal cause discover
ed, so far, was the wasteful extravag-
ance OF women in dress and household
management. This, however, will not
apply to the ladies of Dallas, for, as far
as our limited knowledge goes, our
ladies are neither wasteful nor extra
VACANT in either, and If there Is any
hesitation on any gentleman's part,
the ladies can flatter themselves that
this is not what deters them.
RAILS Co., Mo, November Sth, 1875.
Editor Herald:
Excuse a stranger for intruding upon
your valuable time and space, but |
|
formation desired, except through your
widely circulated paper.
desire to come to Texas, and If do
| will try my hand at sheep raising
provided, am satisfied when reach
there, that 1t will pay. Will you, or
some Of your readers, answer whether
sheep can be bought on or near your
railroads of Northern Texas. and what
kind of stock, and the prices per head
by from one hundred to one thousand
headP Can ! buy good shepherd dogs
and what prices?
Do oblige me greatly by answering
these inquiries j. P.
We acknowledge our inability to an
swer the above communication, and
would feel under obligations to any
one of the readers Of The HERALD for
an answer that would satisfy our cor
respondent.
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or fne large Rcd Northern Onions, lust
received ~ Q, N. connelys io7, Main street.
noYl.dtf NJ Llll -..LlL -M
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MT wso. Francis, pupil OF M. Mar,noudt
81 Paris aud volksnar, viii receive ,we,y,
advanced pupils for instruction.
Terms' One lesson, one dollar; twelve lee.
sons, ten dollars.
Application addressed 10 Lock Box go, p
v. VIII be promptly attended to.
: octz'-dim
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A nno lot Of Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept on hand ut O. N. Connollys, iO7 Marhet
ntroet. novi-dtf
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:, u you want = good Boot, Shoe or Cater
made 'osoar order, 20 70
novn.im ma -. wv, s s
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Three hundred bushels Of ine rsash.p,ov
posssoes just received NJ u. N. Connolly,s =,
io7 Market street, povs.d,s
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Mr.. 1Hy. DePrieste IN duly author
ICED 20 solicit ana receive Job work
advertising and subscriptions Tor In
DalIas Herald. w. q. HOLLAND,
Business Manager.
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The Douglas Brothers are making up the
finest Chinchilla Beaver and Whitney over
coatings at the lowest price. novl4dSt
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THE DAILY HERALD

Will be found on sale by the news
boys ON all trains OF the Texas and
and Pacific railway, and at the new'
stands at the Lcgrand, San Jacinto
and Lamar hotels,
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REPORT OFF b. HERl1FORD ora Y ShCREt AIRY
Expenditures y
etc. 10 lis Aik
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MARRIED.

/" Across the Threshold led,
Ard every tear kissed on NJ soon as shed;
A guardian Angel DER his life presiding,
Doubling his pleasures, and his cares diyid.
inR.W
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-21

The L0Tcion Quarterly Rerie,r (Scott & Coz
reprint for April, received from Warren
Choate * Co, has an article On National
Education in the United States. The sub
rect Is discussed in ali its bearings, but the
result of the system Is not considered by the
review writer sufficiently successful to war
KANT its adoption by other countries.
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There = some curiosity expressed to know
Why the Sioux chief Blue Horse whose letter
10 the '-Grsat Father" was printed in yester-
Gays STAR. should class sewing machines
among farming implements. The reason is
obvious; 1t is because they sew. This joke is
only $3.50, however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-21

Our excellent Vice President will next rein
IN his foaming valise at Denver Colorado
III y understood he goes To that distant ter
Hiory 10 miDgle his tears with those OF the
people over the ravages Of the - Colorado
beetle The Vice President was always OF
Z symnatlelic naiurr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-21

The New York S'0r. Beecher organ. denies
hat Eeeeher il going To Europe. or that Mrs.
IiitOn : writing a book. Well. they might
10 worse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-21

REALIZING ON STATE SECRETs-There
are rumors that some Of the parties who were
favored by the Treasury department with
advance information of its movements on
the whisky manufacturers realized hand
Some sums in consequence of the rise in that
aIticle.-Boit. Si7l
AS Secretary Bristow certainly did not di-
vUlse this information. and as il must have
leaked out, if at all, through Solicitor VIII
son's department. perhaps that official will
rise and explain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-21

IL Is fntimated now that Senator Sar-
gents decleDsion to be candidate for re-
election is in the interests of a reunion of all
the republican factions OF California. The
independents in that state propose to
abandon their organization and coalesce with
the o!d-lIne republicans if the latter will
throw over the leaders identified with rail-
road and other schemes that the indepen-
dents, headed by Senator Booth, have
fought. 1t seems that both factions OF the
party have come 10 realize the waste of
energy caused by every sustained, indepen-
dent-party movement. Senator Sargent's
term, however. runs some four years longer.
and IN the mutations OF politics he may be
called upon in that time to reconsider his
declersion.
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G.. G. CORNwELL & SONS.
FINE GROCERS,
n lf,r 1tI- pa nv Am Vt-gyE,
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH REEg

UFFIcE OF AcrING UONNIssARY OF SUBsTsrEyrE
foRT WHIPPLE, Va, MAJ %, ISIS
SkALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be re-
eelved at this office until IL % clock m, June 20
1873 Tor furnishing the Fresh Beef require by the
subsistence Department, L. :. A, at this station
cGrlpg the six months commencing July l, ISIS
Also for such choice cuts Of fresh meats as may be
required by the officers. "
Information as TO conditions, quality of beef pay
meDts- &c, can be obtained By application 10
mi ct GEO. s. CHIMES, LIST LII 2i Art G. :
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What rouh the Baltimore papers do for
Washington news i. they hadn't The STAR
TO pilfer from"
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DEOPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT or STATE

WASHINGTON, May %, ISIS
year ending June 5, viii be reeSiTe al tpr IN, ide
isPsrinsnI until the 10Th Day or JrSE, ISIS at
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
ecttd item by rem; and this att ertisement and the
State: and tine bond acc psnying the same, hall
constitute the contract between the GOvernn-nt and
me 1iddeI or tidders and no further contract will
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 10 time during the year, in quantities pursue
ant TO orders from The Department.
The entire quantities of each article WILL however,
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or finn making il, and be accompanied by a bond,
cent Of the lid or bids accepted, appr 70 .S By
rnitee States officer of the district in which the snre
ished by the Department, conditioned for furnish
ing such portions of the articles may be awarded
All deliveries will be subject in- position b. ali
deta fTr ,he Purposs by the Secretary Of
deemed Ueisnt cause TO annul the ,ntract, at the
Dev msst be free Of charge at the Department,
The failure 70 comply with any one order under the
operate forfeiture Of the entire penalty Of the
bond; or the Secretary Of State may direct the pur
es shall b the
necessary 10 pay for such articles.
viii ne' 81 by bond
only TO established manufacturers Of dealers in
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
HAnILTON FISH,
mayzl S jesSn Secretary Of safe.
no YOU OWE ANY IMPROVEO TAXES--
" Dc not postpone payments Of your improv ement
commissioners. Those who pay will get all draw
fi e NDsi f1s
avenue, between Willards and Treasury. msyO I'm
~ 0TICE.. 10 az ,chom q may sosce,.: The WA
ISIS by one John Bell to be repaired, has been I'm
ished, and unless the said wagon IL paid for ana
taken away ! shall lr:eeed TO sell in thirty days
May %, ISIS. lnay20 81 A. }. WILL JAMS.
mi. PABsT,
Come af Csnnse,ir e arsnns and street, Nos
1s05 and 1909,
has the honor TO call the attention Of the leading
families Of Washington 10 the fact that on or abo at
the 9Th Ct May he will open AZ the above plsce AZ
combining with i. a French Confectionery and Pat
ss<s RE, all of the highest grade
NJ P.bst Will do his utmost to deserve the conf
cence Of the public. msyO6t
ISRksH COUNTRY PRINT BETTER,
Il Received every Monday AID friday a.
myls1 fRepl Cor. and 7tn streets n ".
NOTICE PROM THE AGENT or THE NJ IDEA
IN COLLAR COMPANY -0ne hundred Thousand
MEpEA COLLARS, linen faced, on hand 10 be sold,
inches. Call ., Cts Pa. aye, Z. LULLy. n.gi9 inl'
DROP. L. SAUVkUR's
NEW CONTERSA T7OyAL FRENCH
METHOD.
Ns Grsm,aay, ne Books, NOR Ens'ist srsr spoken.
SoH 81 per month
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Nv III. WHEATLEY-S
STEAM DTEING AND CLEANING EsTAB-

20 ysfs-sOn S,Tss', G. sO-sao,ra. ID. C.
Established. ISL. Premium awarded. 1857 I'm
lsrged and improved, ls7i. Ladies aud Gentlemen
wearing apparel Of every description, Including
Eelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Rid Gloves,
&c, &c. nicely cleaned dved also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blan kets cleaned during
the Summer months,
Send US your address and we will caIl for ana re-
turn work at any place in the District free Of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or er
press from and to any place in the country sp2l-tr
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the shipments of Cumberland coal con-
tinue 10 show gratifying increase over cor
responding periods last year. The shipments
Tor the year 1875 already passed, however,
snow decrease OF g. Up tons a. compared
Win the same period last year. For the
week ending the 18th they show an in
crease over the same week last year of 1925
tons Should shipments continue to in
crease they will soon aggregate enough to
compare favorably with last years figures.
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METKOPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS

o.. Childrens Imported Striped Hose, from 9 to s,<
Sc; Ladies White Hose fun regular pair 81; do
goods pair ST Men an. Lsie TREAD psr 81
heel do pair Esdie: Ii:Is Thread G.SS Sas,s
Psn;s a s.i f SLACK F fa&
Fans gilt stick painted and colored large Fans only
All Childrenis Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, 81
button behind, SOC Ladies colored Linen Aprons,
M sn9 frons
fine White Tucked Skirts, handsome Chemise, Long
ns SCOTCH ns arSs snn
81; Traseiing sa.chels, Hand ssiehels and B.ss,
sIss s C AZ sssp
e. ess
isS@sss :pssa ia f To. end Ss,s rh: Sc
s sss GSsss 'sS
With w.se: apd
$500 q 80 and IS, cheaper than ever Can and
&c that L Would II s y
enumerate II; I comprises everything that 70 new
and ssa IL 's:: q ;s seS
been offered heretofore 1t these prices.
.sun Siam .sl.. ss. as.I fsHsi .ssSs.
CSseste Parsss ssd Gysrsl Roeass.
Ce!lar floory, Ares, Park and Garden Walks,
. 70 render them tmpervious 70 damDnes0 Repsir-
ING Oh roofs specially. All work dore promptly
Nh m iiiS strsss nortivsst. Ss 49,
NOH1Hp LOAN OFFICE, O7au AZ IA sfrse
~ sad Nsw ievk Artass, entrance ON New <N
Iork oyenue The most private Loan OfEce lOV
IN the city. Money loaned It the lowest rsico q
q tnserest on Cod and Silver Watches, Diasnonds,
osntisnsnS Clothing, OAEDsfs, and I'll ars.clss q
pAsTCnAGE lob COWS AND hOKsIs. Al.
Gn!. Kesi crs:k: Or to 4 LYONS, ~. sst
y. Teasr street, 0sorgetovn. Payment require ~
" Awefseasv, boom - Le Droif Bulidine
Loans negotiated. Property At public and private
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PROFESSIONAL.

hR. s. A. Ii. MCkIM HAS REMOVED his Of
II nee and residence to No. % 5th street, corner
Of A street southeast. mayS-Inl.
hR. ROBERT REYBURN; Once 12I 18th
" street northwest, near Pennsylyaaia ayerue.
0Hce hours; SO to ga q. m, u m, and to 2. m
residence, 2I29 street northwest. mar22 ma
SCHUTTER & RAkEMAN,
- ARTISTS.
ERkGSSS, DECOhATIvE and ever description o,
721 9th street northwest,
ePkCIMEN ROOM, ITO z street northwest.
tan21-ly WASHINGTON, D. C.
CO PER SET FOR TENTH, EITHER JAW.
Se BY DR. A. PRATT, Graduate Of
OHIO College Of Dental Surgery, All Th N$VS04
teeth. ianll-ly
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GREAT REDUCTION
Price Of Tea.
ooLoNe. BLACK, 81, zoe; per pound.
same ss We have been charging
OOL0NG, BLACK SOC. per pound
good as is usually sold for 81.
IMPERIAL, green SOC: per p2und.
Good .s strength and hsvor. For
BEST InPEK, al al, ' ssT. enc 500.
imported former price S1.25.
BEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST. tbiack,)
SOC. per pound.
firsN imported delicious flavor.
BEST JAPAN. (mncslored.) 81 90 per pound.
japan. same usually charged
$50 for elsewhere.
Best 6CNPOWDER, green $3.50 per
The highest price TEA we sell,
and As good as can be pure hased
el else. here for ssco. Our former
BEST YOUNG HYSON. s1.23 per pound
REMARKS:
On account Of the depression in
the Tea market, and the conse-
qaent extremely low prices in
Ieduce our price lis; from iOc to
&c. per pound We make TEA
asp, ciaity. Oar facilities for
purchasing are surpassed BY no
eIuslled by few. Consumers can
G. .CORNWELL & SONS.
FINE GROCERS,
n lsr pa ann
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. r. sEYMoUo.

NEW SPRING AND slMMER GOODS
JOHN u. SMOOT 4 son,
No. if9 Brtggs stree GsoTgffotrs. n. C..
have received from New York aud Offering 60 cus-
toners great bargains In BLACK SILKS, Pongees,
Debages and Polonsise Plaids
MOURNING GOODS If all the best makes, NO
hairs, Alpaoas. Grenadines, ysoonefs, kainscoks,
Victoria Lawns, real Swiss and French Muslins.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear.
Thomson and Victoria Kid and other CLOVIS
Baibrgan and English HOSE and HALF HOSP
HOCsEFt FINISHING GOODS Of all kinds
Bieached Muslins. all makes. Of fhs iOlrsV pTfrss
Gents and Boys Csssimeres. Tweeds, Drills, &C.
0lLCLOTHs and MATTINGS.
Having purchased largely At the recent Decline for
casa, We are Offering special inducem ents 60 casa
apr I'm JOHN "A SNOOT A Son
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
HE PHILADELPHIA Pres. feels called npr

The PHILADELPHIA Pres, feels called upon
IA view OF the approach OF the political cam
paign, sswlth those iIi-omened avant couriers.
political meetings. with their speeches and
resolutions" to declare al the threshold that
10 does not hold IL TO be the function OF first
class newspaper TO report wholesale such
meetings, or TO print their proceedings. and
that II the speakers and committeeman wish
public distinction by the printing OF their
words they must seek the regular advertising
columns and pay the regular rates for space
therein.
We hope the Press will stick TO this, in the
interests OF business-like journalism. That
paper is quite right in saying that no one
worry OF the manifold vexations of edito-
rial life exceeds the burden Of standing out
against the pressure OF a thousand commit
feemen and secretaries, each with their
speech or resolution, which they are sure is
pregnant with results. and the condensation
of spacious statesmanship and wisdom.
What is the matter with our Alabama
friends who haunt Official circles in Wash
fngtoL? Zone BY one the roses fade" SAYS
an old ditty, and one by one Alabama Off
Gals in Washington are coming to grief.
First, one is charged with having corrupted
Clerks to secure fraudulent mail contracts;
second, comes the account OF an unpleasant
ness between Senator Spencer and the Post
master General; third, the Sixth Auditor, an
Alabamian, is quietly retired; fourth, the
new Auditor, a native Albanian, is re-
quested 10 step down; and fifth, and we hope
last, we have an Alabama man charged with
having forged. or procured the forgery OF, the
Presidents name to an application for gov
eminent clerkShjp. Verify these be parlous
times for 4 Iabamians
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MANHOOD RESTORED

victim Of youthful imprudence, causing prema-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc. ing tried liz
vain every known remedy, has found 8 simple self
cure, which he Will send free to his fellow sufferers
York. u,ay3eo3sn
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOB oUR CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP TIE
BEST ASSOBTED STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BIZ FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES STAPLE
FABRICs MASUFACTU RED EXPRESSLY FOR
Cs, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY Styles
EAGLisH, FRENCH, GEBMiN AND AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOB THIS BRANCH
OF OH BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOB TIE MECHANICAL WORK, AND In
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
fIRsT-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLoTHrSG
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NoTwITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS fRoM DUB READY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE We KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OCR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING or
DUB LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS.
AND CHILDRENS SUITS, AND SPRING
OVkRCoATs, FROM WHICH WE FILL o.
DERs In TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE SPECIALITY In OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is TIE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING GAR
MkkT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE On
FURNISH READY MADE.
Devlln 4 Co.,