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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
The America at Boston.

BosToN, Oct. 1.-The steamer Amer
lea arrived here this morning. The mails
have left for the South. Her news is not
so warlike as the Geographic announce
ments made it, but the Eastern Question
is very unsettled. 1t is supposed the
Sultan will make another modified prop
osition.
The extensive Merrimack Stables have
been destroyed by fire.
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NOs. ia 0Rd 10 IfGr3 strcCf, New Iofh.
(lta street doors worth Ir1,na. ar, WishiIlctOs)
COLLINS, B0WNEd Co, Importers Of Foreign
~ and Dealers in Domestic Stationery, sra noN Of
firing OF tee largest and best selectd stces tn
the trade, that can be found in this market. Oar
stock compses all the various styles and qualities
wanted in the United States and CaDadas, consisting
Of Bath Post, p-in and sit edge; Plain, Git and
Embossed Note Cap, Letter, Commercial Note COM
mercial Packet. and Folio Fort; Flat Cap, Deny,
NeIium ROYAL, SUP. Royal American and English
Dra wing Papers Ilain, EmbosseI and Coorel Cards;
Card Perforated Bristol, Bonnet and Straw Boards,
Blank. Pas and Memorandum Books, CT every
riety Fancy Marble and Colored Papers, ut very low
prices. Gold Pens, with and without Silver Holders,
and steel PENS Cutlery, &C, With endless assert
mcnt of Station.rs Goods, and Envelopes Of every
descrio ton. COLLINS, BOVINE Co.
zen 2l-6w-
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New Style of Hats, Bonnets, Furs,
and Fancy Goods.

- J. I. EVANS has just returned from Es.
| ~ the Northern cities with the most com zS3
Splee stock of HATS, FURS. and 1NtSsx
FANS GOODS ever offered in Washington.
His stock comprise in part of
Beel,es celeb ated Fall lyle Hats, most elegant
article. exqui~itcly Finished the prominent and ri--
vsiling style of Hats now worn in the Northern
cities.
very handsome and elegantly fnisl cd Hat
Of his manufacture, article which cannot 10
surpassed in the District.
large and elegant assortment of Caps, Of all
kinds snd ut all price,.
splendid sssortmcn. of Milinary Caps and Equip
mcnts.
An assortment ofIufants Hate, which for beauty
and elegance cannot be surpassed.
F{RSg FUHS! FERS!
The stock of Purs which the subscriber has inst
receired is the superior and the cheapest that
has been offered in this city, comprising Sable,
White Ermine, Stone Martin, Fitch, Rock Martin,
and great variety Of other fine furs.
All these goods will re sold on the most sccommo'
dsting terms. lie is determined 10 sel, as hu mot
t. is 'smqll profits aud quick sslss F." Call nj
EVANS Fancy Establishment
Pennsylvania av nue.. near 18th street
15-iow-
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The Eastern Telegraph Office Lines.

ST. JOHN, n. b.. Sept. 29.-P. MA
fightful storm is raging in this province
and in Nova Scotia. The telegraph line
between this city and Calais, Maine, is
Frustrated, as also that between here and
Halifax. Our latest intelligence from
Halifax is dated at ten o'clock, p. NJ,
yesterday. We send this dispatch via
Fredericton, Quebec and Montreal.
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w ANTS.

l AND.-W ted to lease or purchase upon rr,-
IL sonalle terms, from II (" 40 acres OF good
LAND, upon or within the city mits. Address -
"" at this Office, stating particulars rrice. loca
ton, &c. oct 1-3t+-
WANTED IMNEDIA the
W Little Falls Bridge. three miles above George
town. twenty five good STONE CUTIERS; wa
ges s. 80, - 40. and 81 30 per day.
Also, twenty five good LIB ORERS; wages 81 -
per day. GEO. TiINM,
Capt. Top. Eng. in charge of construction
sep Eff Of Lille Falls ErldCp.
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GILMAN's LIQUID HAIR DYE.-Ths article cannot
be too strongly recommended tn public attention. Ii
possesses in peculiar degree, the properly effrct-
ally changing white, red gray hair 10 beautiful
black or brown, in few minutes, without any III
jury whatever 10 The hair, but the contrary gives
II lively and natural appearance. LaGies and gen
tlemen who have becoGie prematurcy gray can, in
five minutes. il they wish it, have head of hair of
raven tiackness, warranted pernIanrnt. Gentle
Trn who wear whskers or mustachos of gray or
reddish hue can in few seconds have them pernIa-
nrntly black. Prepared by Il. d. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington.
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New York Markets-Breadstufrs Higher

New YORK, Oct. LIST, l p. M.-Flour
adyanced-sales of 5000 bbls. State and
Southern brands at 1918. Wheat-sales
of $4,000 bushels Michigan white at
Sl.52 to S1.55. Sales of 10000 bushels
of yellow corn at S3 to IS cts. Cotton
unchanged, but dull. Stocks declining.
The steamer Arctic sailed to-day with
enc hundred passengers, and quarter Of
million in specie.
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Threatened Famine in New Foundland.

BosToN, Sept. 30.-Accounts from New
Foundland, to Sept. 81, states that the
potato crop is almost an utter failure, on
account of the rot. The fishery has also
turned out badly, and great fears are
entertained of a famine among the poorer
inhabitants during the coming winter
The papers urge upon the Government to
call an early session Of the Legislature to
meet the emergency.
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Co OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruptions and
diseases arising from impure depraved state of
the blood. See the extraordinary cure of Mr.. VIM.
G. Harwood, a highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond, Va, by Carriers Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and of the description and finally
got SD bad that he unable to walk, except on
crutches. few bottles of Carriers Spanish Mix
ture, The great blood purifier, cured him, it has
cured hundreds Of Others who have suffered with
rheumatism, had effects of mercury, and pains and
ulcers of the bones and joints.
Sap
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By DOWNS 81 HUTCHINSON, Au,trs.

MATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS,
w at Audton.-On FRIDAY and SATURDAY
evenings, September 30th and October LIST, will
$, I'll at our store, at O'Clock, good assortment of
the above, viz:
superior Gold Hunting Watch, full jewelled with
extra dial and main spring
Gold Hunting patent detached Lever Watches
Ladies Gold Hunting lepine Watch
Z Liver Lepine four-hole jewellcd Watches
secondhand English Gold Lever Watch
Gold Mcd,liions, it'll double glasses
Gold Pencils, Pens Far and Finger Rings
Breastpins, Studs, Watch Keys. Chains &c.
Also, lot of Fancy Goods AID Plated Ware, China
Vases. Clocks, &c.
Terms cash.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, Auct'rs.
Pa. avenue, between c, h and It'll streets.
m Dr-1f-
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctton.ers.


'I'HREE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS a,
J. AUCT10N.-0n WEDNESDAY, the 5th inst
we shall SELL in front of tn premises, at o'clock D.
m, three handsome twe-story frame Houses, and the
lots on which they stand, being all of Lot No. %. in
square No. 49I, having front Of IS feet nine inches
on -Four and-a half. between @ and n streets south
The houses contain FIVE good and conveniently ar
ranged rooms each. and closets in every room aud
rorches in front. The Lots run back loo feet 10 n
- foot alley.
Terms: 0pc-half cash: balance In six and twelve
months, the purchaser to give notes for tn. deferred
pa. ments bearing interest from day of sale. deed
given and derd of trust taken.
Title indisputahle. GREEN & SCOTT,
Octl-d Aucti
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Tho Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-The num-
Der ofdeaths during the twenty-four hours
ending this morning, was 90, including
Ii by yellow fever.
MOBILE, Sept. 2S.-Interments yester-
day, l4-of which were from yellow
fever.
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THE willow FEVER IN FLoRIDA-At War
rentOn, Fla, and vicinity; there have been
about 500 cases of yellow fever, and SO deaths
At Pensacola the disease has disappea red The
United States frigate Columbia, from San
Juan, arrived off the harbor on the Goth inst,
but being warned not to enter. she sailed for
New York. At Milton, Fla; the fever is said
to be very bad
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

l WILL offer at private sale. my LEASE, with
i Bar room Cas- Fixtures, and other articles, all OF
which Will be shown 10 any ono wl hing to pur
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue south
side near 9th street runs back to b street;
tans II rooms, in good order. Tine of lease -
months The House is in good rcputc and DANG Il
good business; front just painted. quantity OF
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars see the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sep6-rf
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As- Joe ShiliingtOn receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines,
and our readers will always find large and good
ortment OF Blank Books and Stationery Mt his Book
tore, Odeon Building, corner of AZ street and Penn
ylvana avenue. aug 10
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f1- We are now displaying new and Fashion
able styles IF Fall ond Winter Clothing. Our ST ock
embraces everything that is and fashionable for
the season, manufactured with all the taste and ee
gance for shich our clothing il celebrated. NOAH
WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Browns Building aep 10
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The Yellow Fever ct Bermuda.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-A gentleman
from Bermuda states that the deaths from
yellow fever at st. Georges, up to the
25th, amounted to 800, out of popula-
ton of $500. The disease was abating
when he left.
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Baltimore Markets-Advance in Breadstutfs.

BALTIMORE, October l, 10 M.-Thc
Americas news unsettles the market.
Early this morning sale of six hundreds
bbls. City Mills -four, at sc Is. Now
Howard street and City Mills is held at
IS so. Nothing done in grain. None
offered. Wheat held at to 10 cents
higher. Corn unchanged. Whiskey 80
cts.
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BY WIN. b. LEWIS, Aucttoneer.

OFFICE on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ilth
~ and 18th sts., here assignments of Watches
Jeweiry, and Fancy Goois. will be received fer Auc
ton Sales at the market square, every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday mornings Cash advances
made when desired. W. b. LEWIS,
oct 1-lw Auct;oncor
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MARI IEl.

on the 9th instant by the Rev Father Clarkson
OF y. Matthews Church, Nr J A. n JIRpINS TON
70 Miss MARY Z, BRASHEARS. all of this citv
', On the 18th ult-, by the Rev. S. Pyne, Mr. JOHN
n GsANAS. Of Allentown, IA 20 Miss MARY s.
tREhH, of this city.
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Fined for Rodeeming Fraudulent Notes.

CINCINNATI, Sep, 90. S. Dye, who
was arrested for rcdccming fraudulent
bank notes, was fined by The court $500,
which he paid and was discharged.
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I'OR IL ENT-A first class BOAEEING HOUSE
IL on sire t, near l4h, four stores in height,
with back building, cont~Iing large dining room.
Farlors, and thirty chambers Rent 81 800. Apply
corner of II and 18th street. sep 21-dtf-
L'OR sALE-LUT No. 9, in Square IL corner
4 of Pennsylvania avenue and I'D street Terms
liberal For further information alrly to
III. 4. L0UDON a. CO,
SEP 2S-1w- Rrowps' Hotel
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RuIlding Lots for Sale.

-,
NOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
l. LOTS for saie in various parts OF tim city.
Prices moderate and liberal credit will he given. Al
90 will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire IF
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug 2-f3m Penn ave. bet. ~ and 9th sts.
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REMOVAL.

ME take this method Of in forming our customers
w and the public generally that We have leased
and fttet up the extensive store in the Atneneum
building, north side Of Pennsylvania avenue b-
tween AZ and 9th streets, wler. will open on
MONDA October Sd, wi h fine assortment of
FANCY & lODa, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, FURNITURE, housekeeping Articles
&c, which have selected with great care, at very
reduced prices in Boston, New York. and Phadcl-
phis, all Of which will be sold accordingly. and to
which the attention of the public Is respectfully In
vited.
We take this opportunity of returning our thanks
to eur friends for their liberal patronage at old
stand, and hope to have n continuance of the same
at our new one.
n0WNS 4 HIrTCUINSON
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CARDINAL WIsEMAN,S Essays a

(fARDINAL WISE MANS Essays and
~ Lectures.
Dixon's Introduction 10 the Sacred Scriptures
Balmes on Civilization
Lingari's Anglo-ssxon Church
Reeves Bible and Chur, History
Pastorines History of the Church.
Inc Golden Manual, NEW eiiton.) Together with
.hs cheapest and best assortment Of Catholic pubca
ions IN the District. For sale by
WV. INGMAN,
'ep 70 ID street. 3 doors east of eth street
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FOR SALE-A LOT and two small frame
lei HOUSES, on 18th street, between L and X sts.
north. The lot b. ing part of Lot No. g. in square
No. IS, and having front OF 81 feet 18th street
Also. Lots Nos. and ), in square No 265.
Apply TO WM. III. WARD,
Attorney at Law, Browns Building.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY TIE n s F..

,.-.,s Mc,ka-N Notwithstanding the very I'M
-, weather, the market was well supplied this
pms IN, and purchasers were numerous. Prices
,s,s as follows:
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TIE NOTES OF THE
Southern Manufacturer's Rank

A RE redeemed al par by the subscriber.
"A Office opposite Treasury Department, corner
of 18Th and F streets. HENRY NJ. NOURSE.
Agent Southern Manufacturers Bank.
3-tf
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@ The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
70 Messrs J. r. Stanley, VIM. Griffin, Thos Jarboe,
ana Lewis Bnkhead, members of the Auxiliary
Guard Tor their pTompiness and fidelity in discoy
''ihg that his store had been robbed and LETT in an
Insecure condltIsn on Thursday night, and he also
thanks them for the zeal with which they fcreted out
'ar rogue and brought him TO punishment.
sept 3O-h Tuos O,Iay
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M.s FOR II e N IA desirable r A Il F.
80 DWELLING, situated on the corner of I'd ard
Warren streets, Georgetown, near the College. 1t
contains nine and is in eKcelet repair. There
is large gar'su attached ard pump of god water
at the door Possession given the 9Th instant
For terms apply to J. j. May, corner OF Pa. avenue
ard 9th strcct3. oct st
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

LNOK ENT-The dwelling psrt Of a HOUSE
Il on eth street. between ii and streets. Pos
session given Immediately. Enquire on the prem
i~es.
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Chances for the LucSy.-This evening, the spep-
dld hve ton pleasure boat martha is to be ratified
at the Arlington, "a per advertisement. and beau
tlini pair of ponies 'Fint'>'' Thus the lovers o
Hhe pleasures of sea and shore' have ali opportu
nlty Ia be gratified.
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Srb"dfh A0ffeTs-Several Of the Pulpiis are an
h'tnced to b. 6ed by able preachers to morrow, to
winch we refer the reader The Young Catholic.
fhend Society hold their monthly meeting a, the
echool Room Of -. Peters, Capitol Hill. Two TEN
Ptfance meetings are also To be- held, enc in the az
'efn'on III front Of the Patent Office by the Northern
Liberties Total Abstinence Association; the other in
the eyehing at Temperance Hall. The prospec, in
regard To weather IL rather sombre. Those not adj
Vertlsed, however il is understood will have repu
lar services, a. usual.
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BRANCH OF sTATIONERs, HALL,

ituu'! IVSHId Hs' nue. ueAr 10Th H0reSt'
ser 11-'i2w-
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GREAT THROUGH LIVE TO THE WEST
N --;.,i;s ! e. - - 1ESI

baltimore Ohio raiiroad Baanors WAeeur.
nefng sre ulA The large, ard splendid steamers
Unson ine on The Ohio, andhe Stages to ZanesrHe, Sc
HIS expeditions line b.inx
finishing 81 the Board Tree Tunnel road being
excellent order the travellers confidently
rectsd 10 iis
b. OF
The mail waves BALTIMORE daily
directly through Whe~ing (sJ ms rs ~
Guiding All .ioppAges, arriving there at
passengers leaving Baltimore lodging
IN Cumberland i7s mies) and thence Wheeling
morning.
and daily, mretieg the Baltimore the Wash
Baltimore
At Wheeling the unrivaed Union
which have ust been completed for this route
ION with the cars, and down Ohio Gin
cnnsu and Louisville, where the for Nashville Ac,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets taken by those
ing further
Passengers for Columbus Tor prefer
ennan and Other parts Of oho md hs West aro proceed h
rect rom Wheeling IN the Ohio Stage Company ren cosches
owe. The best part Of the National road Zsnesye sc and thence
by railroad
railroad will also md
and speedy Wheeling
places
@ baggage checked through Washington whespa and
no charge Tor trsnsfor NJ PASSENGERS baggage.
Pare by through ticket with the
ou'e) from Washington 10 wheeling, 80 sOi Cincinnati, 81
to Louisvills, si2.
Tickets he had Of Mr. agent,
Washington, and Of The other axsnts Of the COMPANY.
WIN PARKER,
May li-dn General Superintendent.
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ihaAsths
Once Lish, house Board
Washington, August 5, 1883
2. as .a, eh q September for furnishing The materials
Virginia. Al inc sio~ins named points
T. ssseonshi on White sboai" shebank bare at SsAy)
Dsybeseoa on Days Point" sheIbaak. bare at t'a)
Beaeonlshl Point shoalp shsLank bare a, tsay
Beacon ixh, on peep Water shoasp Opposite s.Lyon.
Greek, - sheil bank, ouiy Inc lowest tide
and ,sses .Iar and are 10 be under ike eea,.
stances. and via, ne On Day. Point a IN ts same
be received Tor the oescongs q 3 q aud the day
w..s s s1s 81 rs Creek 81 and on
Foundation. Of i've iron piles either pneumatic,
loies, die soil, and high
que o receive Of sas and capped WIN
tbs base Of which formed 81 resting caps
s.ens VIII q s M
$ s s sns s s .a ss one :" o s
ns s'sa and divided mo Suing room samse k,ehsn aud
ana w. o stand and drip PAN the only matters NOT strictly part
gallery inside doors The floors resting on jpis aud com
posed q Two q boards 'nsued and gooved ocisd
,onsasd and Railing al side. q gallery turned
% lantern, which wood exception dome, Sc.
and vertical a.gasas e.. high fee, inches interior d
dwaIlioe and lantern with pitch Of on 6a The height
se,ans ae dSslns sass asoai g inches il wdh
eondscor
M As The lighting apparatus win be provided y q:
General description Day beacon t .Days Point" wrousb
iron shaft AZ inches in diameter driven 10 fee, the SOIL
rising y feet above the ground through and sustained
having four buried in under The soil
The feet high and inches diameter formed Of
inches running round horizontally wiz equal spaces Of ische
The shan designed Of pieces for of insertion
into The soil and coupled by casiron Sleeve but ncu
Inc iron, Whether wroug, American
and Az "oe, and lumber Of the best qualities Of Their kind wei
hs~s n a wIa na na q esl ass s,i
y The workmanship throughout be Of the best character The
70 have three Of Of The nared The
o. w M ss :, ss me
and be examined the Office Of The Light
size Of mstrria and character Of workmanship, be
dawings attached bsins subject
Inspection during rs progress Of e superinendng engnee
faithful execution IN conformity win, me provisions the contract
ss deemed necessary 70 ente the contractor 10 receive The
The bid. be accompanied BY written guaraa,ee signed by
proposal accepted enter into contract and bond with
The assignment contract wou,
inc o. ,as department. viii be FIXTURE Of the same The
The to itself The right to reject any and every
All bids should b. endorsed eposas for building beacon lights
ssnsd SECRETARY Of The Lsb, house Board D. and
The s saas n u a% be ea
Those only will be considered that tie
Payments win he made desired, during progress Of the
On ,, satisfactory completion
undau9ns to The principal meers At the base Of Tue dwelling in
dwelling y per cent on covering and finishing the lantern Is
Ga ore payment be
EDAp. L. F. HARpcAsrLE,
49, 49, Engineer Secretary Lighthouse Board
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Bgpsav Vans Asp DOCKS, July 1e, 1859.
SEALED Proposal, endorsed "rropossls for build
- around IN. the Naval
folk invited and viii be received by Dusu Yards
and Docks, until "a O'Clock the 2bh day ~
furnishing all materials
Naval Hospital Norfolk, and dead
within the enclosure All TN. material.
with specifications. which will b. Exhibited bidders
picson III. once Of the commandment OF the Norfolk Navy
Yard.
July f7-1awtAug2n
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Clrtror Errsssios Orrtcs,
Was.1tuytop n n

Washington, D. g., May 4, 1853.
IN regard Amsre..
msbles 81
United States Capitol Wsshinson all
ma United
OF worked, invited
Office
square ~ each face.
should
oc.liy, and
ofdsve
place, NJ blocks
description ri the
the beds
The should much from
should he bowed and psp~r giving
The hor be distinctly marked nams Of
serder. J. s- direc,cd ~ thi. ONCE.
should he by the ordinary
cls transportation, and reasonable freight win upon
delivery this once.
generally which
by giving this sdvcv'sec,srs m ei',osisi
oN.c
In weekly ao.,s and
eocv sh~ payer. hills, m shs once.
wv - NJ. O. Mrrcs
C.p,sio Engineers IN charge o. Extension w. Capitol,
Mar l7--isw2wwp sf eae
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FURNITURE, vavntsht~g, Repairing. and Johbtag
shop P~rr.yvsrss tide hetw-en IA
frame
"d ot-'. hsvns fus."e ca c repair can by .svss
ders calling st The risce
p~s~e svc~s urA<vrnsd Win their
With s~d modeva sut.c.ih~
confidently anticipates patronage chairs
eseed painted In
ssme- RoBT. ~ wALMsLEy.
fufy s-~oiu 81
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rops ~dcated compound for preserving fastening soften
'os and promoting the growth OF cleansing The h.sd and
curing Diseases Of the skin and external cuts Bruises 40 The
common Of NIL who od Barry Tncopb~ro.., wbc
ihe hair
cuts bruises kc Of AL preparations intended
The IKE considered
and facts bear u out The sales m'an Of BOTTLES
the receipts will
that The daily
snd msnuciory is broadway addressed Professor Barry
cIorE cash, s~d would
believed The wholesale de.sod from 300 to aooo bcu.s
probably
Joined The and
and
add To its reputation well iainc vaue For ssie whole
sale and retail, i5l Broadway
by the principal eroh,n and druggists throughout the United
rses and Canada West tadc BRITAIN
and by =. Parker Gibbs Washington, D. G.
large bottles. Price 25
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