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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
llIInilEn.

CtnCAGO, April electromagnetic AM
unchanged. Wheat-Firm aud Il shaIl,
higher; No. | spring 81 OF; No. . fresh 81 o.
regular; 81 O3H spot 81 0SsG seller May
StOON seller June; No. ., O7lsa972C; re
iected0i ISaO2C. Corn Demand active AMI
prices advanced; No. 2 mixed alto W spot
9jXc bid seller May; 7G9lc bid seller June
rejected 72a72kc. Oats--Demand fair ant
market firm; No. ., O9Ac spot; G2sSc sellei
May; O39Ec seller June. Rye-Steady ant
In moderate demand. Barley-Quiet ant
unchanged. Pork-Stealy md in moderate
demand; $2I So spot or seller May -? OjI
q TO- seller June. IArd-StGAdy and II
moderate tltmahdi SO O2N spot. $40 S9Ii
seller June. bulk Meats--Stcady and Ia
moderate demand and unchanged. Whisk!
Dull but unchanged.
The provision board has decided To nbOl
ish the 4 o'clock calllintil The next packing
season. At the grain call this afternoon
wheat closed at 81 O3ISai O5k May; 81 0j1i
al o. June. Corn, May 76He. Oats stead.
and unchanged. r... a''
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIRERTY, April 2S.-CATTLR-Rs'
ceiph to-day $50 head, and for the two
days past l,l05 head. The run Of both
through stock and for yard sales Is very
light, and there is very little doing. The
market Is dull and slow, and there are not
many buyers, especially Eastern. The few
present will not take hold at the prices
asked, which are about as this day last
week. Best 50 75a7 80; medium to good
50 a5aG 70; common to fair 50 6G bulls
81 0Oa6 %; stOckes and feeders : Oa6 w;
HoGs--Receipts to-day 1880 head, and
for the two days past 2,475 head, Workers
81 7jas 90; Philadelphias s. 9Oa9 TO-
SHEEP Receipts to-day 100 head, and
for the two days past 1900 head. The
market Is overstOckcd. Best 80 6Oa1 W;
medium s. 75aG %; clipped 81 OOaJ %
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New York.

NEW YoEK, April 2s.-Colton-- Firm
al lOHaiG9<c. Flout-FirmCr Superfne
western and State - Coal 10; common to
good Is O5a8 50; good TO choice 50 goa
] 10; extra Ohio $6 O0a5 IL; white wheat
extra Is 6Oa6 80; 81. Louis s. 15as 90.
Rye Flour-t'iFm at a 36a4 90. Corn Meal
Steady al q O0a4 90. Wheat-In fair
demand; No. I spring 81 26al 80; No. 8 do,
81 i3ai IL; No. ! Chicago 81 isal 90; No.
Milwaukee 81 goal q; nngraded Iowa and
Minnesota spring lial sG winter d, RED re-
lIafley-$i II. MNlt-stCady Mt 81 10
Cofn.In demand; mixed western 0Oaa2c
yellow OijSag2c. Oats-Faltly active aud
trmer mixed western T3a76Ifc; white 7bd
7SEc. 1Iay-GOaG5c. COllce-l'irm at iG4
aiOj{c. Sugar-Firm fair To good refining
SHaSNc; prime 7.l9aS!lc. Molasscs-
FirmCr; choice Porto ltIco 65aGjc, Rice
Steady and in fair demand. Whlsky-Ddl
nj Al IL.
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ToLEpo, April ,-Flour-steady aud
In moderate demand. Wheat Moderate
demand and prices advanced; No. white
Wabash q ST. No. | VIII te Michigan " 2si
extra do. 81 8laI IS; amber caah and sellet
MAY 81 26; seller June 2SIi; seller July
81 81: No. 1 red 81 81; No, 2 cash and sellet
May 81 81; SELLER June a 2& No. 3 red
81 is, Cofn-Dtmand active and prices
advanced; high mixed cash and seller May
77Ifc; low mixed 174c Oats--Demand iAtE
and market firmj No. !, 65Ac; No. 2, Soc
Michigan 05,Ic; seller June o..
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GOvRRNMRNTs-Steady.
RAILRoAD MoRrGA0Es-Steady,

RAILROAD MQRTGAGES-Steady'
SroCKs-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Atlantic L Pacific Tele'
graph Company was held to-day, and Pres
ident Eckert submitted his report The
earnings Of the company show ConSldera'
bio gain for the frat three months OF the
year, aud President ECkCrt closes his re-
report with hopeful view Of their
future prosperity. The following trus'
tees were unanimously elected: Oil
yer Ames, Elisha Atkins, L. II. Barlow,
Benjamin +, Bates, =, Gordon Dexter, Sid.
ney Dillon, G. NJ. Dodge, Thomas +. Eek
ert, VIM. II. Guion, Jay Gould, c. p. Hunt
ington, J. NJ. Mills, J. II. Mortimer, Q. ].
Osborne, q. G, Sampson, James D. Smith,
+. D. l., Smith, W. ], symes and Henry NJ
Faber.
There was further Improvement In rail-
way and miscellaneous shares early In the
day and business was quite active, but dur
Ing the afternoon there wasa general reac'
ton, followed by recovery and firm
market ut the close. Union Pacific nd
yanCed to 7Sk, but afterwards dropped
to 10, and finally closed ut 7GlG on
on active business. Western Union
rose to soy, then declined to 7ON,
and In the last sales rose to 80, Rock Island
reached iOG9S, with n subsequent reaction
to lO5N, and q final close ut 100. lake
Shore, after advancing from 7Oh to ~,
fell of 10 7OA, and finally rlllGd to 7OSS,
Pacific Mail opened and closed at AK, the
prices in the meantime having advanced to
l5k and declined to AK, Erie was weak,
and declined from 3OA to 2OSS, cHsing ut
9ON. New Jersey Southern was more nc.
tive, and advanced from I to 81, with II
late reaction to I. Wabash fell OF from
1917 to l5N, with only slight rally at the
close. Panama declined from lOG to 1914.
Delaware, LaCkawanna h Western touched
1lOI<, against l92tI ut the close yesterday,
Harlem sold Mt 1886, u decline Of . per cent.
Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph WIS firm At
26Ha27. Missouri Pacific rnngel from
54H to 54SS, Atlantic & Pacific preferred
from II 10 I79G; and Kansas Pacific from
g4K to 25. Kansas preferred advanced
from AK to n, and closed at 4SJi. Now
York Central WIS firm; also Illinois,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
L Alton. There were also other changes,
not important The transactions nj the
Stock Exchange aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, 10000
VJn.I,,,, IInton gOnn knFthWngipFn rs.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 9S,-Flourand wheat
Unchanged. COrn-Dull at SlsaS9c'
Oats--Quiet and steady at 6Sa6gc. Rye
Quiet and unchanged, lay-Dull at la
2lc. ProviSions-Quiet but strong Ut un'
changed prices. ,Codee-Qulet and un'
changed. ButteE-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-NOminAlly 6ISa6&c. Whisky
Firm, 81 lGal II.
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New York Money and stocks.

NKw York, April 9s,-MONEY-Closed
at 4 per cent, after luaning at glla5 per
cent Prime mercantile paper at4'4a6 per
cent.
FOREIGN ExCHASGR-Weak at $i.sIa
4.S7y1 for 90 days and S4.0Oa4,9Ok for sight
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll5H, with
sales In the interim at ll5b. Borrowing
rates Ia7 per cent per annnm and l-6lal-Sg
per cent per diem, Loans were also made
dat. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
S365,OO Cleariugs, $9S,OOO,OOO, Specie
engagements for tomorrow sl,OOO0O0. Gus
tom receipts, $lsG,OOO
CIOVRRNNRNTS- SteA1y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
New York Dry Goods.

NEw YoRE, April 2S,-BusineSs was
checked by the Indictment weather and the
transactions We're light in all departments,
Cotton goods quiet and jobblng rates irreg'
ular aud lower on bleached shirtings, &c.
Prints in fair but limited request. Dress
goods and shawlS quiet A large line Of do
nestle fancy GaSSinGres sold ut auction TO-
day ut good prices for light weight goods.
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dtvhneIine sioeit NfhfI1Ct.

WHEELING, April 2s.--The following
were the arrivals Of stock At the Chrlstniar
House yards last week, and the prices
paid for the same: ....
OATrLE-Arrival, Ii head sold at 70 W'
I 90 per cwt. .-.
Iioas-Atrivals 40 head; sold at ssao q
per cwt, .....--
C4LvEs-Atrivals 10 head; sold at - OOt
100 per head.
SiiEEP-Thc demand Is very good, bu
there are comparatively few arrivals. Thu
most Of the arrivals are from Chicago
There were no arrivals Of sheep during th'
week,
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BY TEEE6RAPH.


CLEVELAND, April 27.-Wheat-Firmeri
No, | red held at Il 81; No. 2do 81 %. Corn
and Oata-Steady and unchanged. PetfO'
lCum-Unsettled; standard white, car lots
ike; Ohio State test l2)Sc; small lots lac
hiOhns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

PIrrsnURaH, April 2s.-Wheat--Qniel
and prices unchanged, Corn-Fitm; ahelled
slaS6ci ear Slas5c. Petrolenni-Dull; crude
81 65 At Parker's; refined iSXc, Philadel'
phia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

WHrE HALL, n. Y, April es.--A Ere
At Herman last night destroyed property
to the value Of 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
0oLUMnUs AND INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION.

Nos. |, Q 0 and 7 run Daily to ana from Cincln.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Mo Nos = and 70 run Daily. No, Is and No, co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

thirtee nth century; the subj scts for the inte-
rior having been chosen mostly from the Old
Testament. In the vestibule OF this remark
able cathedral are mosaic pictures represent
Ing scenes taken from the Books OF Genesis
ana Exodus, beginning with the Creation
and the Fall OF Man, going through the his
tories of Noah. Abraham, Joseph and Moses,
and closing with the miracles OF the Fall OF
Mamma There Is a great variety OF desi gns,
and the number of marble columns interior
and exterior, is not less than i've hundred
One of the cupolos is divided into three
parts; In one Of which is a picture in
mosaic representing the Creation of Man; In
another, the Giving OF the Soul to Mantle
soul being represented by a butterfly; and in
the third, Scenes In Paradise, and the FIX
pulsfon therefrom. These mosaic pictures
are accompanied by scriptural Inscriptions.
IL Is uncertain when this picturesque and
singular edihce was completed but probably
II was during the fifteenth century that the
last mosaic of the series, which was begun
almost four hundred years ago, was finished
according to the plan Of the original arcni-
tect. More anon. Good by. ISABELLA.
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Paul has Run OF with the show.

From poem bU WI CdTte,OR.I
Jane, tits so-iti Is so!
How can Ibis mother-bear IL?
Pauls run of with the show!
Lay his books up In the chamber;
He never will want them now;
Never did want them much.
He alays could run and Chamber,
Make sOmersets on the NOW,
Hand springs, cart-wheels an such,
And other profitless turning:
But when IL came To learning,
he would always shirk somehow.
Well, he's never coming back here.
III he comes TO any harm.
III he falls and sprains his arm,
II be slips and breaks his leg,
He can hobble about and beg
He can-Who Is that boy out there, Jane,
Skulkin' long by the railroad track,
Head an feet all bare, Jane,
One eye dressed in black?
My boy, Come in, come in,
Come ini come In! come In
Come In, you sha'n't be hurt.
Come in-you shall rest-you shall rest.
Why, your all over blood an dirt
Did they hurt you? Well, well, it's too bad
So you thought the old home the best?
You won't run Off ag'in?
Well, come in, come In. poor lad;
Come Income Income in!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

ANenLs IN THE RoUGH.-They have some
Tough little customers at the South Omaha
Methodist Episcopal Mission Sunday
school. Last Sunday about half dozen new
boys were gathered into the fold, and Super
intendent Tibbles asked those who hal been
to Sunday school before to hold up their
hands. One of the boys pointed to Another
who had held up his hand, and said: Hes
telling you q id lie. He's never been to
Sunday school before In his life"
"How many Of you were born In the old
country" was another question put to them.
Another boy singled out one who did not
hold up his hand, and said: "Hes lying to
you, mister. That sucker came from the old
country, but he wants you to believe he is q
King. A Swedish boy was asked If they had
. president in Sweden.
ono; they had king" was the reply.
"Did he dress in fine robes and jewels, and
ride In splendid carriages?" he was asked.
Eyes, sir, }" was the reply.
"Now, boys" said Mr.. Tibbles, addressing
king?"
"No," spoke up one Of them; che rode q
mule and knew as much Is you do."-Omaha
Bee.
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disturbed recently nv the apnearance oS n
couple of men, one OF whom grinds out az
fiction from q hand organ, while the other
goes around the back way and tries the
living In secluded spots are learning to play
the accordion - . means Of defence.-Nor-
Hich Bulletin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

Wow BULow says no person can be musi-
clan who cannot see the sunlight,-and we
shall never forgive Blind Tom for swindllng
US out Of hv-A free pass, we mean-on sew.
eral Observation-Disclosures Herald.
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sEFUL AND APPROPRIATE
HOLIDAY ESENTS
FOR G T. NTLE MEN,

Elegant Black Silk ats, IS, SIS 50, Sc.
Zine Soft and Stiff Felts 50 to S4
Nice, warm Fur top Kld Gloves; Plain Kid,
Cloth. Dog skin and Castor Gloves.
Gentlenenls Ties, Searfs, Bows, Muffiers, Collars
Suspenders, Wristlets, X nit Jackets.
White Dress Shirts, Scarlet aud White Underwear
Cotton. MeIino, and Fine Wool Half Hose.
Six. Bingham, and Alpaca Umbrellas.
Trunks. Eaiisee ~ d Satcbels
We guarantee to sell any or all OF the above AZ
ticles fully twenty per cent less than any other
house d. aliDg in first class goods in this city.
"LEWlS' Popular One.Price Store"
Cecl77t $50 eth street, between | and f.
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HOLIDAY GOODS,

fIS Christmas -"
1875.
~ FANCY Goods, NOTIONS. EMBS1ipER
iEs, LACss, &C., suitable for holid., g.,s9ts'
FANCY wORK-BAsKETs, woRK.BoXkS.
4 JtWtL CASKS, and other novelties, especial
Is adapted to the wants Of present season.
I ADIks INITIAL HaNDKERcHIEFsi in gre,t
l. !, HANpkkRcHiEFs at unusually ,oy prices,
SCARrs, TIES ard BOWS in very newest styles,
SILK MEErLEas. TOILET SETS GLOVES,
- FANCY B3Xxs, hMBkoIDERkD SETS in
~ EoTIoNs ms. complete 81 IN eIeay g..
rartnent, and all marked down to the very i.sest
prices, at DAVIS.
Foe HOLIDAY PRESENTS s,tO
UNDREps or ARTICLES suitable for Holt
decl7-Iw 1ts Market Space, corner sth street.
EHs BEAr FR Est MT"L,DAY -
lnE woBLD-EENowNEp PIANOS MANU-
FACTUkED BY
WIN kNABE a 60,
Ii ave ever boI ne al enviEbe reputation. aud none
Others have been known 10 el ual tn en- m touch
WM McCkMM0S sew PATENT LooK
anS Glass FRoNT PIANOS. Very beautiful
ana hwy n strnments.
SbOWlNGERS CELEBRATED ORG ANS, very
powerful and toned INSTRUMENTS Il stops and
itco and one hH ocfareS Of Gaines
BOOK CLOSETS and LAMP or FLOWER
Bk AN r 5; the music racs b. being turned down
MAJ IS teaWUa trTittng deSk.
fire assortment Of PIANO STOOLS.
All tor sale on the most reasonable terms and ex
ceeOinsly low for CASE at
REIIHENBACH,S
PLANO IFAhEROOMS,
Sole agency Tor the District of Ooluu bs and ycini
y and Alexandria Va.
cec1 I'm few doors above Pcnns, avenue.
Useful AND APPROPRIATE
Just received and i'll dispose of at very ressons
Die prices for the Holiday season
A full line of Lubn's Perfumes
DO. stkinson's do Screw Tops
Msw's English Doth Brushes
HI elish and American Hair, Nail and Shaving
Brushes, in great variety.
Pomades, Cosmetics.
Splendid new styles Pungents.
Toilet Bottles, of beautiful new design, engraved
with names in gold and colors.
AID an Immense assortment of other elegant goods
TOO numerous to name.
Also, fine Old BYE WHISKY. warranted pure
California WINES and BRANDY. We make q
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist.
decl7-tr Corner ID and streets northwest.
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THE EFFICIENCY of the courts Is serving to
check somewhat the sfringency OF the times
More poor men are being hanged this season
than ever before.-L0Nisr5Qe CburieT- journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

IN HIS LECTURE In Kenosha, on ssThe Cir
You Love-" Brother Huntley says HE
should love her and let his love for her be
known. liza woman is loved she wants 10 to
be known to the world" Unless the CIR, is
dumb, and has lost both hands by q ker osene
explosion, she Is apt TO relieve the young
man of all trouble in giving his proposal
publicity, especially II there is another girl
who had tried to get him.-Ml,cd,lkee Sentinel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

GENERAL SPINNER favored the employ.
ment Of female clerks In the treasury because
he declared that q woman was afraid to steal
more than two dollars. That may explain
why woman will sell her husbands thirty
seven dollar overcoat, q twelve dollar pair OF
pants and nine dollar pair OF boots to the
rag man for two dollars, every time she gets
chance burlington Hack-Eve.
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CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE.
~ 926 u STREET,
Between 9tn and 10th streets,
ID. RRO<NAN

The most elegant variety of CATHOLIC BOOKS
and A hTlCLES suitable for Holiday Presents ever
offered FOR sale in this city.
1.-THE FIRST CHRISTMAS" an illustrated his
tory oil the birth aud l1hood of the Saviour for
The of children, is the finest Of its kind pub
lished. cacIJ Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

WHEN RICH NAN makes will, he ought
To induce his heirs to go to law about II i'm.
mediately, SO that he may have the satisfac-
ton OF knowing before he dies who is 10 get
his Cincinnati Saturday Nioht.
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@. M. TOwsOn & Co.
WILL OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th,
JOHN CALICOES.
Only Is pieces perfect Calicoes at Sc per yard
1oo pieces double width Rep Poplfn at Soc, sell
Job dozen ReadJ made Cloth Skirts at soc.
yob q COZ all Linen Towels (stripel at l2,sc.
job L home. made Twill Blankets at SIS per pair.
no, FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
UNEXAMPLED ATTRACTIONS!
ALL TIE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON!
AT C. M. TOWsON 4 Co..
dSz' fine Hnsd stitched Hkfs, fancy boxes. 81 90.
& : !: !: . ss s
JOB IS dog. Piad Cyclone scsrfs :. at ssc.
job 100 doz. an Linen Hkfs at Sc
doz il Se1, at sio. g. s. g. sney sos s
SsSies f sen s0,, titehsd hkis very low
Gents silk lueTs IN plain, plaid. scroll, AM Cor
,..d nne,9Ria Patterns; from SOC: up.
Job in M.rseiles trimming, Isc. apiece ~ ydsD
Lace Hkfs from Soc upwards
Nottinshsn Laees, full width, as low as IS 30 81, 49,
~ different designs in Ladies' and Misses Fancy
Bslbr Gis1sy' rom arop ~ Is Is, Is. upwards.
turkey axe. Fed Damask, Bleached Dsmask, Buff Dam
White lie, and sas Bed Bordered Napkins, Turkey BED
Double T.s e width Black AIpacas at Is, 30 81, SOC.
w ueiSSt ,,p ana doubie-tace Mohair, extra
u,.,, FOR LADIES' sACoUEs.
Soscow oeever in blue and black.
PreNn SAsfor Beaver.
hn's 70 nseavy Drap d'Ete low as slg, sIE. 81
FTI stock Plaid Dress Goods from l2,.. Is, %. a,c
Daii' sooitions OF choice Goods TO the above.
C.M. TOwsON d CO,
asct Eye Pennsylvania avenue. near 7,h street,
0een4 South side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

Useful HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LADIES, MISSES AND GENTLEMEN's FURs
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT OF STOCK FOR
THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
Seal Skin SacQues, various sizes and qualities.
Silver Fox, III udson Bay Sable, Seal. otter, Mink
Black maiten, &C., in MUFFS and B0AS.
feautiful Sets OF Mink. o3, 80 and S35
Beautiful Sets OF French Seal, sl0 TO SIS
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FUIS IN GREAT
Fur Trimmings Of various kinds
Gentlemen Q Caps, Muifleis and Quantities. in Seal,
Otter and Beaver.
Gold and Ivory headed Canes, SILK UmbreIIas
Fur Carriage Robes, White Fox, Black Bear
Wolf and Buffalo
h III. STINEMETZ,
HATTER AND fUhRIER,
1897 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decll-2w Next TO corner 18th street
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HOLIDAY GOODS

IOHN Y. MITCHELL.
s3i PENNSYLVANIA AvEy-r
srecisi Offering % all CLOTH a,sSr,
COATS now on band 81 7 p q, ~ SAN
regular prices, TO close OCT tie s,o,s - rou
January. ~ ~
The assortment oonlprises an the D..
this season 8 importation and msDJhc,u,.,.S -
SEAL-SKTy CJ4X
Bapsirs in price from So to $50 N.o-
SEAL-SkTN n FPS.
n edium and Fine.
JOHN Z, NIroHKtI
deole-tr sSl gnnsylvAnis .Ve.,.
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HOLIDAY PREsEN58.

HOLIDAY PREsEN18.
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
We have about 900 pairs Of JAPANESE TRAYS,
red, brown, and black lacquer and gold.
Price from IS ceLts TO a. Ger pair
Call early for good selection.
dec7-lw REEpS SONS, 1914 r streetn W.
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E'ASCv wORK-BASKETS, WORK .BoXkS,
u JfWEL- CASKS, and other novelties, especial
Is adapted TO the wants Of present season: AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-18

I ADIES INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs in gre
IL variety aid very cheap, a. DAVIS
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~ Christmas 10
1875.

NOW IN store, complete assortment of all kinds OF
Y FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. EMB6UIDER-
IES, LACks, &C., suitable for holds. cents,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
-Ar ID T. =.
rRvsu FOR The HOLIDAYS!


FRESH FOR The HOLIDAYS!
FRFNCH CBEAM MIXTURES snss . Isl
B RON GAMBIA So. ..... lbs. iO'
NUTS AND RAISINS.
We have Just purchased in New York; at close
prices d.nhi. orr usual ,Sssls add are 90
b. E: EVIL hc siSL arKR EaIsTss ss
! iss. vALEscI.s lre.y dns Fruit -... 90 90
5 lbs choicest DEB EsAs ..-.. ...''--'''--- 90 90
slso' LAYERS, in quarter boxes, sultAnss and Mat
Raisins.
asBUsHELs VERY ZINE
OHIO sHELLBARKS.
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EXTRA fellow PEACHES, in GRADUATED
Wifi fffir s ihIs9 PEACHES, Do
CALIFORNIA HONEY.
FRENCH GHERKINS, In glass bottles.
FRENCH OLIVES; IN slass bottles
TINY TINS, Fancy Pickles.
PATE DE FUIS GRAS
TRtFFLES yy,ygRoons
FRINGE or W LIS SALAD SAUCE.
INDIAN CURRIE POWDER.
CALIFORNIA PEARS.
EXTbA FINE CRowN LAYER FIGS, barge and
small boNes.l
MALAGA GRAPES
ASPINWALL BiNi VAS.
VERMONT MAPLE SYBUP, by the gallon.
''HD'H' NEW YORK BUCKwaEAT.
TURKEY PRUNEs, IL Ibs for 81.
SPECIALTIES - CHOICE FAMILY
TRADE.
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Opposite United States Patent Office.
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FOR Gil 81 ,TMAS PRESENTS OF
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
25 to 81 per less than similar goods can be- fN
bought any here IN his city. OK
SOLID GOLD and SILVER LADY s aud EN- =
STYLES. "
SOLID GOLD CHAINS and LOCK rs in erea,
A splendid collection of DIAMOND JEWELLERY.
rare collection of hne GOLD latest STYLES of
SITS, RINGS, BRACELETS. PINS, EtRRINGS
SEALS; STUDS; SLEEVE BUTTONS: &C sc.
and AMERICAN CLOCKS, BRONZES, GOLD
MOUNTED CANES, &c, &C, suitable for Holiday
Al we ask is fair com parison with the same anal,
NY and price to convince You that in our business
We can afford to offer extraordinary ind ucements
Please call early and have the first choice of q
time.
p. GOLDSTEIN Il CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'
PARKER BROS.
No. 1 SHORE MACKEREL in kits. These fish
ale selected, and are extra fine.
B0NELESS GOLDFISH
NEW YORK RUCKWHEAT.
BUTTER.
LIES.
Fresh NUTS of eli kinds Fresh FIGS, RAIsINs.
u P RKA apPiE Ei GinnR &c-'&c
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AID a full line Of fir FAMILY GROCERIES,,
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- GOODS ard NOTIONS. complete in every de
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PRICES, at DAVIS.
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