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The New York herald., 1876-11-15
REDUCTION IN HOTEL PRICES.

Is gratifying TO know that at last move has tsksn
place in tho right direction with regard 70 hotel prices
IN this city The best proof that they have ranged
too high, and, as consequences, are begtnninG 70
prove unrem unerstivo Ia the announcement made by
the proprctors OF the Nicholas Hotel that benco-
forth ,hc charge per day per guest will DO - 50 fh
announcement is accompanied py 40 assurance snas
both in lhc restaurant and tho hotel tseN the aenS
viii be unchanged In quality and variety. No doubs
other city hotels Will follow suit
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
A NEW GERMAN CHURCH.

A nov Methodist Episcopal church has rsoenGly besn
erected in Flsy y-nnh street, second svsAas BY
tho benepceucs Of NJ q kiinA whe donates shs
building Sr religious ssrvscs u ~ oorman nueusea
The cdnce viii b de1Icake1 a. poadA9 enegu0pn -
hstpAss Two o'slseks witA apDe eps1a>s 6osemonlm
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT DULL AND 1-8c LowxR; Fu-
TuRRs cLosxD 1870 lac. LowxR on
MOST koNTHs-FLoUR ACrIvE-waEAr Ac-
TIvE-CoRN QUIET AND STEADY Oats
FIRM-wHIsKEY UHcHANGED-PoRK DULL
LARD DULL-PETRoLEUM YIRMER-sPIRIrs
TURPKNTINR FAIRLY ACTIvx-RosIN FIRMER--
OILS QUIKT-coFTxR QuIET-sUaAR YIRM-
rREIGHTs FIRMRR.
TUESDAY, Nov. 14-6 p NJ
The markets were quiet general thing, but thero
were q few noteworthy exceptona On 'Changc
good business done In some commodities but
nearly all were very quiet The appearance OF tho
European cloud at least In the public press sm-
ulatod ac,ivo movement IN brcadstuIs particularly
wheat, which was In active request At large advance
in prices details OF which may be found in the ap-
pended review OF tho market Corn was quiet but
strong Oats were nrm. whiskey wss unchanged.
Pork was dull and nearly nominal Lard
was also dull without decided change Frsghts
ittie armsr OF ths frser offerings OF grain
ton on tho spot dull and Nc. lower futures closed
7-32c. &c. lower most months Coffee quiet
Sugar was Arm. Oils quiet. Petroleum Hrmer.
Rosin was nrmer. Spirits turpcntns fairly
active.
pearls.
AxrrnoSr ruled arm at l4kc. l5c. gold.
BrxsvAx was steady for Southern. snd soc
Western.
BRoox Coax dull At 3hsc . &c. for red. &C., . So.
for red tipped 5c for medium and &c. To- choice
green.
CANDIES quiet, but steady wo quote sperm. use
SPERM patent 3sc steAric acid ne ox). 21c. 23c ada
msntine az. IA, 10 ox) lie. ioc.; parsfue Ns IS
and l2's) .lgc. = zoe.
Covyxs market for Rio dull but unchan acd.
We quote -Ordnary eargoes, 1ekc le1sc; fair do,
lslxc . isxc.; good do. i55<e l9c prime. 10hc
ls,.c extreme range OF lots l61<c 20sc Santos fair
to good 17s4c 1915. gold, nirey days Java govern
msnt bags, 22c; do grass mats, 2ic 2ac; snga-
PORE l7c. 1876 Ccyion 1870. isc; haracaibo I6c
ise Laguayrs, l6Se. isc jamaica i5Ec. i7c. st.
Domingo, I5c. i51zc; Porto Rico i61sc lse- COSTA
Rica ioc Ice; Mexican, i6xc AI7Hc. Manila Ice
I7c Angostura 1Ue 1sc Ssvsniils f6e. lbe Curs
Goa. l5c. 15Kc
CoorrnAoR STOCK dull. We quote c,-Moiasses
shooxs 32inch with heAas 81 rs ~ 10; Shocks
with heads, 3Sinch ~ 30 ~ IS; do, do. 36inch,
vi 81 box shocks. roc SOC. rum do. "; pipe do
S6 50 empty hogsheads ~ 5O hoops IL feet ordinary
10 prime f35 SJ7; hoops IL feet do so S55 ~
CoPrKR-We note sales Of z5ouOU lbs lake ~ 2okc.
2Uhsc. cash.
sisc per lb I3s Ice do cordsge bolt rope yarns
I0c lie tarrsd Msniia lac. ssai rope ioc. llc
New Zealand, Ike l2kc kussx hsmp, tarrod l<c-:
American do, 14c. Russia bolt rope. l1c
market for spot cotton was dali and l6c
lower Future deliveries fairly active at decline OF
from 732c Nc months. The closing prices to-
day compare With MONDAYS ~ follows -
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovfpsScE n. J.. Nov. "A, ls78.
Printing cloths frm ~ lass quotations
HAVANA MARKET.

HWAvA, Nov. Il, 1916
Spanish gold, 21sH 21ox Exchxngs on the United
sis premium: London, 10 i5 preinium; Paris.
The New York herald., 1876-11-15

4 LADY WI3IIKS sNxLL LOAN; Gan uIvk
kAreierencc and security. Address AASIks bex l4S
1ssald Upsown Dfansh
The New York herald., 1876-11-15

ADVANCE AVID DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yes.erday:-
ApvAScx.-Atlantic aud Pacific preferred, y; New
York Central Il Chicago and Alton, common, u Dol
aware and Lsckawanna, 4; Erie, u; Lake shore, * ;
Michigan Central, ~; Jersey Central, 4; North
western prefarec, u; Ohio and Mississippi, y; ;
Pacific Mall u: Rock Island, TX Wabash. u west.
srn linton. h Adams Express. u; Un,ssd States
DxcLixk &C, U. and ]. c., u; Hannibal ana 81 Jo
scph, v; Illinois Central, hi Morris and Essex,
~; ST. Paul. common, ~; do. preferred. y.
Tho rest OF the market was stationary.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money on cali loaus supplied At ga and 2k per
cent. PRIME paper 10 without change. The following
wero tho ratcs OF exchange New York inc under
mentioned cities to-day :--Savsnnah buying, u on;
selling, par q X OH; .Charlcston, scarce, nominal.
SIG = par; Cincinnati dull loo discount; New Or
l,ans, commercial, u, bank, u: ST. Louis, par 70
100 discount aud Chicago, 25 TO so pfemium. Stcr-
ling exchange steady. Prime asking rates. As2k
and As4k; selling rntss. ASK = As2 and 4s3x .
Lsl Hcicbmarks, OAK o4js ana osh ss5< ;
cables, 05x esh; prime Paris. q 1s5f and 1914.
rHs GOLD xARxKr
Gold opened at l0s5s, advanced 10 1904 and closed
At the intermediate quotation. The carrying rates
were ~, 2, and az per cent
OPERATIONS TIM EXCHANGE RANK.
Gold balances.; u 23y u
Gross ...................... 16 44g 900
CLEARING noUsx srArgxkxE
currency exchanges. 500 e04 AS
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 326l 353
Gold changes. ASS. 433
EoId balances. 60g. 365
UrrKD STATES TREASURY.
The revenue receipts to-day were s175,000 Customs
receipts, $4ooooo Bank notes received for redemp-
hon. ssoo,ooc
DOMESTIC PRODUCE Exroara
The exports Of domestic produce from the port Of
Now York 70 foreign ports for week ending this
date we're 4os. against - sa2 800 for
responding week in 1876 and 1895, 249 In ls7A The
total oxporss OF produce from the port since January
L shm year, wsrs sasl. sss,212 against e22a III
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
rrNASciAr..

LoSDox, Nov las 30 +. M.-consoss % sis for both
money and the account
Lospox. Nov i4-Evsning. csleusts llnsssd, 5sa
The New York herald., 1876-11-15

lU:lj AND ll:3O A. N.
ll6h $1,000 Us5.2n y. '85 n INK
1914 IUOU U = Skis.r. ai. Ill
ITO 2OuN : 81 G 'sl.bo Il2ss
The New York herald., 1876-11-15

Gross Operating Net Percentage
EarHings E1psnsea Earnings Of Erpen's
1876. 81 363 l75 IS $4s7, OFT 90 1926 1853 16 3648
1875. 1,0l5 ass 70 452, 22l % 563, 237 u A44
Inc.. $347,717 IL $362, ,920 So
Dec. $15,20s 40 1895
September
1876. ST. 305 9S5 90 e531. .216 40 STA 900 80 4067
1876. 1,156, 9A 30 485, 1872 40 670,55l 81 -
Dee lss
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
SAN yRAxcIsco srocKa
following are the closing prices Of mining stocks

lncreasc... $Sos "a
The official earnings and expenses OF tho Union Pa
cifc Railroad the months Of August and September
1876 and 1876 were follows:--
The New York herald., 1876-11-15

fTiiE FIRM or STONE 4 M'KELLAR, lo3 CHAMBERi
ST. 10 this day November a. dissolved by
A. II. Stone assuming ali debts and liabilities.
, 1876-03-25


5IYyr FOR soMErHISa. Thousands Of
men and women breathe, move, and live
pass off the stage of life, and are beard OF
no more. whyl None were blessed ny
them; none could point tn them as their
means Of redemption; not line they wrote.
not word they spoke could be recalled
and 80 they perished their light went out
IN darkness and they were not remembered
more than the insects OF yesterday. WIZ
Won thus live and die man, live for
something Do good, and leave behind you
monument of virtue that the storms OF
time can never destroy.-Dr. ohatmeTs
!
, 1876-03-25

In come tacks- When carpets go down,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

There Is q troublesome third element In
Indiana politics this fall In the shape OF an
independent greerback ticket The "Inde-
pendent Greenbsck party" has Q foil state
ticket In the Held, IL running Congressmeu
In ten OF the districts Of the state, aad has
An organization In nearly forty counties. 1t
u not entirely new movement, for the 80
called "Farmers' party" OF 1874, which polled
about 5000 votes, was substantially the
same thing. The number of voters In this
greenback crowd are variously estimated:
out In state like Indiana, where, out of a
total vote OF 81 900, ten thousand Is consid.
cred large majority either way, 1t IL not
impossible mat there may be enough of
these lunatics 70 Affect the result. II see ms
70 De uncertain, TOO, which party win be
most affected by the gTeenback diversion.
The democrats do not fight 1t, although they
nave lost somewhat by desertions TO IL; but
tney assume that IL win draw two votes
nom The republican ranks to one from their
own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21
Notice 90 Correspondents.

Persons writing letters b this ONCE for publica-
zion or In regard % business viii obse and best
serve their purposes By addressing them simply
to the EpIroR OF TIE STAR" OF the "PuBLnHRR
OF TIE STAR a. the ease may be. When addressed
personally they are regarded private letters and
in cases Of absence nconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21
Business continues hopeful in New York
The pnsf savs.

business CONTINUES hopeful In New York.
The Post says:
The principal New York hotels are now
unusually crowded with guests from ali
true, are on their way TO the Centennial ex-
nioitioD, but many others also are visiting
me city Tor the purpose OF buying goods.
Inc proprietors OF these houses say that CON
versation In the corridors and at the tsole
mas TAKEN more hopeful tone, and that
isces nave assumed a brighter expression,
and renewal OF the old readiness 10 MAZE
Investments Ia manifested. Indeed the prea-
ent condition OF the hotels, and the taIk and
movements OF the crowds that all them are
In themselves indications of increasesi co,,,9
merclal confidence, and OF better and more
stirring times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

The Baltimore papers OF the same party
complexion as the New York World think
mat paper Is very good authority on politI-
cal AFFAIRS, but Q very bad one on sanitary
matters-fevers, for instance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

Judging by the New York papers the
people there are In an agony OF terror over
the possibility OF being blown SKY high by
the coming explosion OF dynamite beneath
he river bed at He'll Gate. General New
ton, the engineer In charge, asserts that the
ar from the explosion will be hardly appre-
enable, even by those residing in the imme-
dtate vicinity, but other engineers supposed
to be familiar with the action OF explosives
believe that he undertakes the effect OF the
explosion Of this immense mass OF dyna-
mite. These opinions by experts have
tended 10 unsettle the nerves OF the Gotham
lies, and IL Is stated that q good many
people will leave the city on the day OF the
explosion, and that residents along the river
front are In many cases propping up chin.
neys and making ready for the dreadful
earthquake. The officers In charge OF the
mining operations, however, utterly scout
all these apprehensions, and give the data for
their belief that the explosion will be harm.
less, teyond the possible shattering OF little
window glass In the neighborhood. They
explain that the explosives To be fired are
divided into comparatively small charges,
packed away In nearly 1000 small holes
drilled In the rock, and separated from each
other. These small charges are distributed
over an area OF three acres OF rock, each
charge having Its full amount Of work
to do In the rock. Further, the galleries
viii be flooded with water to the level
OF the tide; and the charges being tsmped
with the water confined In the galleries
VIII be compelled TO perform their fall work
upon the rock, which will leave no opportu-
nifty for the explosives TO escape and do ex-
ternal mischief 1t In suggested, no wever
that IL Will be advisable to open all doors
and windows In the houses near by, and that
the Inhabitants should leave their houses at
the time appointed for the discharge to take
placs, but only to escape the falling plaster
nom the ceilings, and not from any fear of q
demolition Of the buildings. Every precau-
tion will be taken to prevent any one ap-
preaching the firing point on the day OF the
explosion. Gordon Is to be drawn COM
pletely around the works, both on land and
water. There are eight direct approaches to
the excavations, and at each of these United
States troops will be stationed, supported by
police. On the water q rigid Gordon will be
maintained 10 prevent the approach of any
vessels TO the scene of danger. In conse-
quence of a delay In getting the requisite
amount OF dynamite IL Is not probable that
the explosion will take place this week, but
Ii Is limited that Ii may come Off on Sunday
next, and IL the expectations of the officers
In charge are fulfilled 1t will make so little
atmospheric disturbance that the New York
ers will not know that Ii has happened until
told by the papers the next morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL.-The
Repsstlicdn Of this morning has the following
editorial announcement:
1T may be ss well understood now az at
any other time that Mr.. Carl Schurz has been
engaged to canvass Ohio by the epublican
general committee OF that state; that his
services have been entirely satisfac Glory TO
that committee, and that the repu blicau
nauonal executive or general COMMITTEES has
notning 70 do with his engagementso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21
Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscerss Daffs Cfrcsslatt0ss
erer Is,0eO,-6efn9 WORE than
three times that 81 anH ether
daily paper fn WashfngfOss, assd
e9ssaI TO that Of all the other
daily papers r. The ett1 added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

In q recent speech Gen. Butler took occa-
sion 70 say that he had known Mr.. Tilaen
for twenty years, and knew him to be, per-
sonally, worthy man. And now the DEM
ocrats are sorry that they have insisted that
Gen. Butler II such Q liar that whatever he
says Ii 10 be Interpreted by contraries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

Tweed, the New York plunderer, and
Sharkey, the New York murderer, are both
TO be brought home In the same ship-the u.
q. g. Franklin. Two such Jonahs for one
boat 10 extra hazardous, but IL is hoped they
Will make the trip safely, and meet the wei.
come they deserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21
EoR RIlTI 50E RIlTT ron RisTi

koo 110TI 1VB A1ATl TUB B1aTf
Two nav BRICK DWELLINGS; CONTAINING II
rooms; vtth ~ noaern tmlroyements; facing the
oouthi etuete between 18th and 18th streets north.
west; h Q nrst elias neighborhood. TheSs housss
are vsI veil built ana finished in . superior nan
90 Per month. Also,on grounds So1th of OoIm.
Sisn 0ol,sgs; 18th md 1ogsdaTy .trsssJ BRiOK
ROO: ges and vatsr: with large lot suitabis for
s,sehsn saresn. ADDly % ANS KIfOa An,
SAO 1871. augn-R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

WANT TO BENT
. HOUSE cheap, one that 10
complete With all modern
Improvements. containing 6
or y rooms, besides bath
room, concreted cellar and
closets, and supplied with
hot and cold wat-r, GAs and
sewerage, With brick pave
Dents, street lamps, &c You
will save money and procure
Q beautiful house by takfug
one OF those elegant brick
cottages on Spruce street, ia
lie Droit Park which are BOW
finishing, aud wilt be ready
for occupation By October 1.
They are Dow ! eady for IT,
epcctioa. aud will be rented
20 hrSf -olass tenants only Of
from oS3 to go per month,
And You can save from ol5
70 - Der month. TIE
growth Of the city In the vi
cinity OF lie Droft Park dur
ing the past two years has
been simply wonderful. Dom
take orr scordJor %, Bat 60 dnd
S.e for yourself, then come 20
% for detailed Information,
a. L. BARBER D co.,
Propristors,
LIE Drois Building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

The New York Sun, which is now every
where recognized as the foremost champion
OF vital piety and revealed religion, accuses
Prof. Huxley Of making o covert attack
upon the Mosaic account of the creation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

n VI 8.uT-by y. II. MABNBB,
Large house ct 18th and q. W., m 4, rent Low
No l64 st. NV, rooms, N. T., stable--..... no
10. ns street northwest, furnished
10 nu street D. W, 10 rooms stable. .........lOO
no nIe ~ street. NV, 10 rooms, mod. i'm d. 80, 6s1s
NO. ~ Penna av., lover Gilman b drug store), so
no. NSe lin street NV, ii rooms, mod i'm ps... rs
10 ~ l6 street Ne, y rooms, mod I'm ps....... rs
30. !M Penna, ave., 10 rooms, mod. imDs-... 60
mo- 4ol u etreeS NV, rooms, mod, inns $1,000. so
NO. lly street southeast. u rooms, mod impo 90
30. S4 Eth street W, 10 rooms, mod. imps IS
NO lO4 y street southeast, rooms ........... So
store and dwelling, 18Th street q W., mod. imps 60
30. % street southeast, Is rooms, mod. I'm ps, SO
No. 1ss 18th street northwest II rooms, mod In e
Do. 20 sth street southeast, rooms, mod fmDe SO
no. uo 9TH street southeast. 20
No. lay Corcoran street, rooms, mod, imps 90
No. uzs 18th street n ", rooms mod fmps. IS
no. - And ISL II street n. W., 3 rooms, m. T.. IS
no 10 street. n.w.,1 rooms. IS
NO. ~ II street northwest, Q rooms, mod L. IS
No LIS street porthvest. rooms, mod inp0 so
Store and Dselling, 7th and Boundary......., 80
No. ~ 9Th street nv, 10 rooms, nod. I'm ps. %
DO Ola street Sc a rooms, gas and water 49, ~
stores SOl and sos 9th street porthwest........ s.
10 ~ 9Th street. northeast, rooms, N imps IS
New eouses. llth st.. near T, rooms. m. inns. IS
30. 04s oze, a. Sc. rooms. gas and water %
No ~ street southeast, room -....--........ 70
70. " neieware avenue, near LIST and k........ 20
30 81 street southwest %
10 al, nn 80 q. nv, srooms and watsr..--. Is
NO ~ Gtn street southeast, rooms ......-..... Is
no. I'D 10Th street northwest. rooma - n
Aiso number OF other houses, larger and smaller
aasS8-6 n WARUup ~ .>xp
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PIANOS, &c.
TO THE PUBLIC.n

81 II aa ss.siss DD0KlR BRorHBRs, PIAHos
~ ionowlng une aDDeerg cast upon the-
in os S'sss &. the ia.'r' hand ads Of ths
"Dech1 BsoeherS P0ex, Jsne ID, 1s6a."
q. KUHN, Qele Agent.
~! Asn eefoee, above Pa. oy., WashinGton. D. O.;
also fog The matches Burds1t Organ. SeDl-tS
~ - 80 Ss.!as 9. Coaers.aoaM@
ye<1Ss v1shfng g Dufchass. uel PtA1osVvvvv
49, I'D upwards. Pianos md OFeano Tor ~
xxnan9 and SUo1rfnG promptly at1snxa6 o, q
R8ICA8NBA0HsoP sass Wa~ooas.
l91 M 49, ~ aeeu ahoW n. ~,
.sS.:ssas ts:.s::. -. - : oe.' : 81 N.
III ~ Hr pAixM Z e, ~ 21AID, 6001Il
!; s;; -: -: -: ~! go {: -: &
"Boa1RfS vIGiiA.II 000aa 5fI5f:.
= n SS% s.E. ~. llseevssss s,e vuoo,.
- - = 100 sss - - - ~ -.
SsEhs. ios - s s. =. i;,s e. PGS $50 g:
. ASAS q alZeet .. Y. 80 iY
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FoR SAL -:
Two story Mansafd roSf and beeeDent BRIOK
HOUSE on Corcorsn street, between lsth AND l&,h
streets northwest rooms, all DoSern improve
mepts, wallis painted end freeccsd. aud everything
IL complete orcer. The nost delightful house In
the cnl goos yard: very cheap apply 20 =
b. II. WARNIR, Th and sta.
Two-ttory Or MansArd roof H0Us0 on peeales
street. nesr Connecticut avenue; celigh fni looa-
ton; ell medevn fmprov efnente, large yarf. very
easy tern This property is going 90 inn r,ve In
vaile very rapidly. price loo and terms easy. Ap-
ply to b. ii. WARHBR, 7th and sts.
FINAL BRICK HOUSE, two story and basement
on Carroll street. near the Cspitol cost os 0Oo will
BIZ. WARsRR. T,h asd SITS.
nice HOUSE on Columbia street northwest.
stories. roems, cellar, all canyenienoes; oost
WI" b. 4. WAEkkk, Sth and ' ste.
FRAME HOUSES on 81 street, above ., 6 Ncm..
vs,er In kitchen Offered ct . great sacrifice IL
ssr3i.im h WARNER nh ana sts
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VoHN D. CLARK hes removed his D otsry Public
- Once aud Lsw cfios 1915 STREET
HOBrHwBsr, between 18th and 18th sss. ssS1l I'm
BARRIERS, ATTENTION!
BAY BUM: 10 Per cent above proof; cheap for
cash In quantity.
One gallon Of it viii MAKE two gallons for use.
= W. BAED'O SONS,
&n0-U 1916 street north sest.
HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Nh
= IN pnaness yAn1e ID. MARrIH. who has for
peU Je,fs oeen connected with this house, and the
puaness nefeaner VIII be con< ucted under Tie Arm
zIrCHHLL q HATTIE
Ankfn9 the public for the libernl naxrooe % sx
ssna.d 70 ne 70 oid honss durias the Dsst thirty
Ienr ~ W. ~ y urn oontiu nance Of their
psof. SUan r. alrOHRLL,
as,s-n., N ma ssA renns2lvaaia avenue.
S.@.. oeDD IL
SIP I9gs 1FHoLs1sRINa AlD nat
fALLIuf OO.B,
10. as 1th streee DortkWes1
Az ~: tbs work ''0o'u' '.''a''d :: se,s.
VIZ. ID. BALDWIN. aAlcrs .. HOPKINS
yoeyPH !. PIYfoN.
RAbOWIN, HOPKlue p8YHOu ooLr.
- cIToRs OF RArIyYS, rs Grant Place. oo1S-0s
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ol00o, o. COO. Two per cent. for negotiating.
Auction Sales.
Ohancery sale Of Store and Dwelling. corner of
q street and Ptnnsylvanta avenue, Thu RsDAY,
september list, ,. m. sepf0-tr
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NEW BOOKS.
Al TIE uouneillors; OF, A N Amelee history Nv
H.dlett, author OF "rhe Old Nam sale
A. Long - She Lived, BY p W, Robinson -. n
centennial HAYNES, by VIII Carleton -. 4 ~
kos. fureuand: by kllice Hspkins, % PEI. ri
Ssafboard and Port, By Hepworth. cloth. - m
hiooen Perfls, By Author OF Old Myddletops
=
Hay bsvst, or Summer Ostsrrh, BY q. n Beard,
.,. 80, m0aUN DROYH1Rn.
eoSz-0 L010 Penna avenue. cor nsh strs~s
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, DC.
de BUokLkR JONES GRI,T DIsosyERY
snsers and sgs.ieT.; also Nasal 6s,arrs, Rs.S@ Ss
Giseases and ell diseases pronouncei incursbe.
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