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.ALT'S CITY STEAM
NEW STYLE

" MATTINGS FOR FLOORS.
just received and on sale, 10 bale SINGAPORE
MATING. a new article in tins market; n novelty
In Its way, aud very beautiful.
Also, ~ bales REAL GONQUA, in rcd check,
chena and white
Also, 81 bales a, 50. and 4 red check and white
IN Contract No. J MANNING; very thick, fine,
Also. ~ bales a., 54, and 4COw CHOW, at q
ano 81 cents square Yard.
Also, S4,4-4, 5 4, and Sd COCOA MATTINGS.
an article which is understandable by daInpness a
superior article for Easements, halls, churches of
hcPs, &c. VI
Also, an additional supply 1874 and 1874 heavy
LINEN DRUGGETS, in beautiful figures and
colors, a very desirable and servceabIe article for
covering carpets tho floor, saving great trnuhIe
IN moving and packing away carpets, a. cheap and
preferable tn Mattngs, and furnishing such rooms
more elegantly.
A,s.; beautiful supply Of MATERIALS FOR
SUMMER COVERlNG FOR FIRSIDIRE
III All selling at the very lowest rates and sent
home free of charge
Ie cost CLAGETT 4 DODSON.
INOR SALE-A physIcIan's BUGGY aud HAIR
NESS IN good condition. Inquire at EARLE'S
Eta es, II street, between 6ah and 2lst streets
ln-Iwt
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING ON WOOD

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINrrNG,l
Washington, June I, 1859. I
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
gntll w Wednesday, the 18th instant at " O'Clock m
Tor engraving on wood the illustrations accom-,
pany the Agricultural Patent Office Report for I85s
making IN the aggregate about ten royal octave
pages. The Illustrations will be open for the in
closing the bids. ~ W
Bond will be required from the successful bidder
Tor the faithful execution of his contract.
The proposals must state the shortest time re-
CURED for the execution of the work, and must he
addressed to the undersigned, endorsed ON the am
velope Proposals for Wood Engraving
JOHN HEART
JeZ-eO6t SuDerintendanf
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The Edinburs's Pa,.eneer..

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamer City II
ashinSton. which will leave this port on Satur.
day, will call at ~ Johns 90 take the passenger.
of the Edinburg lately disabled and Obliged 10
put bIck) to Liverpool
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON a TO M0RRo1

By A. GREEN. huctiopee,-
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
ISLAND At AUGTIoyy-On TUESDAY, the 18th
Instsnt, shall sell an front Of the premise Al siX
clock p m. the following valuable BniIdinr lots
handsomely situated on the Island fronting on Dei
streets al having fronts Of from to Is feet and ali
cunning back to alleys; il being Subdivision OF
Lots IS, "a, ~, p and a.
Also, 3, %, 81, 81 and S.
Terms: One hfth cash; balance in g. - IA and "a
months, for notes bea ing Interest from 4, oe ~ -
a aeea given AID deed Of trust taken. '0'
oTS A, GREEN euct
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FINANCIAL.

NHw YORK, June li.-Stocks are dull and weak
I: = SIS Of 1874. I0i; Chicago and ock Island So
Illinois Central bonds 81; Michigan Southern guar
anteed bonds Boz; New York Central ~: MIS-.
souri, 6's ssh.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VAI.IfARIE RTup
30 nc LOTS y PRINTING nFFC E SQUARE.-On
rrhiDAl AFTERNOON, July Ist. at Il % clock on
subscriber, dated May 9Th, 1857, and duly recorded
~, LibeL j. A = No. ~. folins 81, ct Srq., one of
district OF Columbia. shall sell Lots Nos 81 and
% IN SuidIvisIon OF Square y" 61i, fronting each
ani north Capitol street. and running hack us feet
lncnes tn 81 Lest alley; and containing each tlO6
square FEET of ground. Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in s. u IR
"a % ana ~ months with interest, secured by deed
a. trust on the premises.
THnS: J. FISHER, Trustee.
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NUMBER Of rowdies are in the habit Of sta.
uohlng themselves at the various entrances IN
the Smithsonian grounds, where they take occa.
sion 10 insult ladies and little girls who NAV
chance 10 pass unattended, with gross and ont
fdSeous language: These Scamps are general
~ Young men and boys and they have hitherto
PractlSed this villainy with impunity The police
nave been informed Of their doingS, but they. il
seems are PoweTless to catch these Young villains
because Of their conspicuous uniform. which al
Ways warns the offenders in time to make good
thelr escape \ few detectives in citizens dress
would not be amiSs PO14Oo'
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IGOR Salt offer for sale Il valuable FARM
L IN i.Oud"Un county, Virginia, ON most liberal
terms. containing 4h(1a acres: or will exchange At
f"r improved city property. Tins property is situ-
aied ~ one ni the most improved aud Ighlv cult
waited parts al the county. Convenient to tue canal
and railroad. BENJ r. SMITH
IeS II City Hall
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AUCfIOI SALn

BY }. c. Mcguire CO. Auo,ion.e,.
I ARGE INVOICE OF SILVER plated
TERNSoN. june h s,h' At LM IERsnAY AZ;
hoor OF tne auction rooms, we shall sell, a LARGE
and bSsg,lnl Assortment of Silver plated Ware,
SS:: ~ e . plain Tea Sets, Coffee urns.
Goblets, Mugs, Spoons and Forks,
"a Tta:. salt and f %sa.. sSs Stands
c,fdst oS 10 and and under cash; over that sum,
ie I'D J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct..
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
A GOoD HoRSE AND BUGGY AT AUG
e. rlGS . IN TIL RSDAY. the nth Instant.
e 7th and streets at ocioek M 'fe coTns
Horse ana Bnsgy; The horse is active, sound. and
PPearIy new. ''e Ihe buggy is IN complete order,
The sale will he positive, as the owner Is abou,
ie A-d A. GREEN. Auct
BY }. c. Mcguire d CO, Auotroneers.
VER1 VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
Non rTBL linz a5g,c c TUESDAY AFTER
shall sell Lot Z, in Gushing subdivision of So
No. 5al; Irohtng Is feet north l. street between
VIII .iier w" Streets west running hack 10 feet to
This is a a beautiful site for private residence,
Government reservation in front. Title indisp1ta'
Terms: One fourth cash !: the residue in 6 y and
10 months, with interest. IL" o. IL anu
Ie l4-d J. c: Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Elsa,
W taclas Issued from the Clerks office of the Cir
cHh Coni. oil the District OF Columbia for the comfy
p99IiG sale for cash in front of the auction room
oI Euwa.9 ;; wight, on Bridge street, George
coHmerelng at o'clock a. m, the following goods
ann chatteiS, to wit, viz: Carts and top Buggy.
M Sm. Hoffman; garnishee of ]. G. Myers, Lewis
5%nneS and r. " Ills Pratt, and will be sold tn sat
ls.y JndIcIas To- %, to October term. 1852 in favor
oil A; r. Ofutt Co. w. SELDEN, Marshal
Jof-S Tor the District of Columbia
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The PRINTERS EXCURSION TO. MoRRow.-The
Printers Arlington Association give grand day
night and moonlight excursion Tomorrow to Ar
lnston. AS we have said before the printers do
nor often get chance To enjoy themselves in this
way, and when they do they generally imn,oye
the opportunity to the best advsntare witfsrs.S
brass aud string hand has been engaged for tho
OCCASION and more pretty girls and clever fellows
VIII ne IN attendance than you can shake a stick
at For particulars see advertisement in 10 a.
aper. " 5 o
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NEW MUSIC, American ard Foreign- ,eceiyod
Y this day. Hsrps, Melodeons, ana Pianos for
hire sby day. week, or month.
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. c. MCGUIRE a co. An ,,ioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF Hay H.
~ THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Jnne 18th. al
House, we shall sell abont ieh'
81 large stacks excellent Hay, to be removed within
Terms cash in spsrie.
BY order of the CommIs'r Of Public buildings
yeI3-d j. &. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts
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OkNIRE MARKET.-This morning. the market
opened with a fair attendance Of dealers The
snPPily In the vegetable department was very fine
IN All respects The hay market had an AVERAGE
Supply, ana tue cattle corner exhibited few fine
beasts for sale. The prices were about as on S,t,
urday, though the demand was not yery brisk
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
v KENT IH WASHINGTON CITY FOR A

Nj IN WASH INGTON ClTY For A
EERM OF lEARS.-The undersigned will leas a
u factory tenant for five years from the 18th
OF September next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street which
Tor nearly i've years past has been well known as
the largest and most successful boarding house in
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn. ave
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house, ard its immediate proximity TO the
Washing ton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall one
or both of which is open nearly every ng ht in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible in Washington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
he arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while it's cooking
dining, and restaurant apartments can he ar,
ranged to accommodate even n far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private, will he on 18th street, within ~ feet of Penn
avenue and nearer TO the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can Iva established. For in
formation concerning terms, & O., apply to w ID
WALLACH, Star Office, Washingtor CITY.
ma
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AN INTENDED PIc-NIc.-It is said that the Sons
OF Malta will shortly have picnic. Ifso ito
not fail to be very grand affair. We take il for
granted that Messrs iainnack and Dayton, bretb-
cisely how such things should be Inanage5 Yin
be the caterers for the occasion win
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IN ALEXANDRIA, the whole number of persons
cndr2eo win crime and committed to Jail during
Tue month OF May, was five only, one for each of
zoe iolIowlng offences: Burglary, arson assault
drunkenness. and breach Of pace There are nov,
hI'een persons confined in the Jail, Of whom ninc
are white men and two white women: I'm. ,er,.im
Ing prisoners are negro men
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n CONCERT IN CONTEMPLATIoN-Th Choir of
the AsSembly's Church, under the leadership OF
MI Gienroy, are now preparing for a grand con-
cert on the evening OF the 18th instant for the
purpose OF raising funds to aid in having for !,
w th"nsdnd- dollar organ, row building for the
Church at a Northern manufactorv TJe ~
bly, fol deserve, and We are sure will meet with
liberal encouragement in their lauClable effort
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
~ HANDS LINE
BY STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA VIA Cty.1.,
Through in s. hours, direct.
The hne steamer JAMES JEROME will make
regular weekly trips between Phia- H-~s
delpha and the District. Ea&lh-A
Leaves Phisdelphs every satur- 7ssssahzlls
day at II O'Clock IN.
Leaves Georgetown every Tuesday at 10 O'Clock
IN.
Goods received every day at both ends of the
line. " WIG
the " Jerome is guaranteed to insure at the
lowest rates. =" viz
For freight apply to HYDE DAVIDSON.
Water street, Georgetown ID C.
No. L North Wharves. ma u NJ y
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THOS. ]. FISHER, Trustee.
le lO-saw&ds ]. Z. MctiIIRE a Co AMI.
Nv J. Q: MCGUIRE & CO., AuciIoDeers
'ERD STEE'S SALE OF VAIITARIE RITTI r

Nv J. 9: MCGUIRE & Co, AuctIoneers
v'Rl STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
u ING L0TS IN PRINTING OFFICE SoUARF-Ou
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, jail, list, at o'clock,
on me PIemiSes 5y virtue oa deed Of trust 10 the
HunhGriber' lated May 7th lSj7, and duly recorded
inc rand rccGTdS for Washington county, The
division Of Square No. 62i. fronting > feet al the
corner OF LIST street west and north ii street running
containing S,2S2lS square feet.
Also, Lot No. ~. IN the subdivision of the same
square, fronting u feet north II streets tween
LIST street west and north Capitol street, running
Ing 26 square feet.
Title perfect.
. Terms; One fourth cash; the residue in 6, H. H.
in trust on the premises.
TIIOS I EISUEP Trn.,oo
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VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT

VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
testament of DR.. Hanson Pe"r, late Of Princ ,s
sale, on THURSDAY, the 3nth CAV of June inst.
At III O'Clock, a. f fair, If not the next fair day
thereafter, at his late residence, NJ ar BladensbnrC
land ot which he died seized and pnsSeySesl called
arrow" containing from one hundred to one
hundr ed and sixty acres.
This property is beautifully and most eligiby sit
iated extending nearly tn the village of Bladens-
%,d S,"S be- Teen and hordsrng UPON the
more and Washington Turnpike distant ,ha%t I.
or , mn es irHm WashInEt n city, and admins the
lands "i John &. Rives, Esq. Its in high state Of
used AZ market garden for which n is well caicI
lated; has extensive apple and peach orchard If
the choicest fruit, argc barn. and every necessa
~ nuiiuihg' either Tor farming gardening pur-
Themain dwelling stands upon ~ eminence. com
mHndlhg me view of the village, railroad. and
lent order, has been erected hut few wears recently
pointed IA the most fashionable style and hy An ex
perlehceu mechanic, within hundred Yards of the
depot of the baltimore and Washington RailToaJ
known - PENIS station, SITUATED i'm a hGantIf,,i
grove ol trees OF tho ra-est KIND, Seectad will the
greatest care and planted with mnch taSt, and is
o,HHrent varieties. Considering it's proximity Ia
washington city, 10y railroad ard turnpike brauty
~ aoIlIy of procuring fertilizers, advan-
pre- cmInently adapted and presents IUauv induce
m9nts Tor q handsome aud valuable country seat
a me land is annually increasing in value and
muse having CAPITA could not make a safer InoTs
Judiclons and profitable investment than hy mr.
chaSinE IL; and rarely Is favorable an nppoTtIni
~ rIetented Tor certain aHd sure speculation.
IeTns oil sdle: Que third cash balance an 4 =
And years. ia equal Insta ments with interest from
the uaN o SIZE Ia he secured by the notes of The mr.
chaser, with security (" lie approved Nv the under
signed. Illie IndSpUtahle.
Nc STEPHEN
le3 w Executor of Hanson Penn.
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WATCH RErURNs.-There was but a SINGLE
iodger at the central guardhOuse last night. and
the trial docket unsoiled with an entry. This
may be an indication of peaceful disposition on
the part oil The usual patrons Of this establishment
or il may be that the weather did not fsvor tha ,
customary demonstrations '-0'
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~ w ARRAN GEME NTS
ATTHF


n, No, 81 Green street, Geo,getotca, o. C.
Inc undersigned respectfully announce TO their
rlends and the public In general that they have at a
large expense remOded their adjustment hav-
ing spared no pains in making every necessary Ar
Tangement for conducting their business systenati
eenalIyi We have introduced the water from the
washington Aqueduct, and also added thereto a
large hiterer, through which the water passes so
that II becomes perfectly clear.
hey now fiatter themselves that their NINE
RAL WATERS cannot be equalled in the District
In addit,on TO the above thy have laid In large
stock Of PORTER and ALE, from the most ceIe~
brated breweries in the United States.
also, 1000 gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER,
ties. " 80 wv
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE,
BUXTON, and PHILADELPHIA ALES, put 10
In pint bottles expressly for invalds, always on
All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be
promptly attended to. " "
Ill , All good delivered free of charge
ma i7u (States) Army d SHINN.
EOR SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
II RAGE, which will ba disposed of on reasona-
bic terms. Apply as above. ma IS
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ihE MON fgoNERY GUARDS propose to give their
III, a,,n ,I excursion 10 the White Hous. M.
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AN INTERESTING CEREaoNY.-This aftern, q
at one O'Clock, large and fashionable ustberi,,
was assembled at the First Preshvteria, Cbu,cb 10
see happy couple united in the holy bonds 81
Indtflmony- The fortunate pair were SIR, Myron
y. Riggs and Miss Rebecca ii. Thaw Miss Sarah
i p"vs ana Molly Brewner acted as the brides
maids, and Mr.. Loring and Mr. FISK as the
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J. C. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
NTARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue oI i've Writ :

NARSHAL'S SABE.-In virtue of two wrIts Of
W her facIas issued from the Clerks office of the
circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed, 4 will
expose TO public sale for cash, in front of The Court
rouse door oil said county, on THURSDAY, the
sd Gay Of June next, 1884, at - O'Clock M the foI
loving described property, to wit, viz All defend
ants right, title, claim and interest in and to ,ot
No. In Square No So, in the city of Wsshington'
u; T., t1gether with all and singular the Improve,
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the nron
erty of VIM. B. Wilson ard will he sold to satisfv
gudlcials JOS and 1917, to January term 1854 m
iavor OF John L. Gwyn 4 Co, and r. b. Robertson.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma Sl-ts Tor the District OF CnlntnIla
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RUBBER HOSt-RUBBER HOSE.
L HAVE Just received a lot of RUBBER HOSE
which will sell TN quantities to suitl cheap for
cash. G. SNYDER,
Plumber and Gas filter.
le7-lw next door tO the Star Office
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BY a, cREEN.. Auc+loneer.

VALUABI.E IMPROVED AND UNIM
PkoE Ed PRoPFRIY ON THE NAVY YARD AT Arc
Tl00N:-On THURSDAY, the 18th Instant 4 shall
sell, In 'front.' oi the premises. at O'Clock D. M the
Lot In square No. al fronting % feet on 9th street
east and 20 feet on L. street south, with the improve
ments thereon consisting Of subs tanta two story
and atilc Brick Dwelling and Store, with dry cellar
under al now occup I'd by J. C. Cross as a shoe
store ana under rent for SAN per anrum; with 2
story Brick Warehouse with cellar A brick wall
connecting the two buildings
= Also, an unimPrOved Lot, adjoining, fronting Is
tSet inches ON street SOUTH in the same Square
running back S. feet This lot has brick walls on
expense. ''i"''
Terms: One-thIrd cash balance in 6, y, and IA
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
disputable. .0 IL"
lots CuEIN
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= ''NE NV Livery STABLE has Just been g.
''''s"'d- 10y Mr. James Robinson, agent, Oh First
SLre, IN The building lately used as st,bIs nv
r,,'t',,, bodsco Give 1t trial, when you want
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE q co, AuctioDeers
LNlRNlTlRE AND EEEEC,rS a y n u

Dt ,. Y. McG l TX l.. n CO. Auctloneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
No mESIcAN MINISTER.-On RSDAY
MORNING, June 18th. at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence Of Gen. Robes. Mexican Mnister,I on
street, between Vermont avenue and 10th street
we shall sell, all his Furniture and Effects com
prisiTg- ' ~
A superb Boston make rosewood case. iron frame.
, plano Forte; hue cloth cover and rosewood stool
suit OF handsome Carved w aInut Parlor Furniture.
connslSStlng oil two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and
Rosewood Marble top Centre Table, Card Re
2handsome Walnut Bookcases, Whatnot
PAR of French Plate Mantel Mirrors,
| Morocco covered Turkish Lounges, and Moroc-
CO covered Easy Chairs.
Handsome Rep Curtains Cornice. &C.
E-erch China Vases aud Mantel Ornaments,
Walnut Fancy Tables and Fancy Chairs,
Walnut Sofas, Bamboo Chairs,
Writing Tables, Desks, Fire Sets,
BRUSSELS Parlor, Chamber. and Stair Carpets,
Ollcloth, Rugs, Stair Rods and Eyes, Hat Tree,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Washstands,
iolet rabies, Cane seat Chairs. Rockers,
iron BedsteadS, Hair and Husk Mattresses
BolSters and Pillows Blankets and Spreads,
walnut Extension Dining Tables.
walnut Dining Chairs, Carving Tables,
HANDSOME French China Dinner, Dessert, Tea and
Coffee Service, - ~
Si!asswar,, Table Cutlery, Ice Pitcher,
SILVER plated Cake BASKETS, Walters &c
RetrIgeratOrs, Kitchen Furniture. Stoves
Also, at II O'Clock, IN front of the premises
- Double Harness, ~
Fine Grey Horse, works in single harness. and per
forms well under the saddle. F
Terms: So aud under, cash over that sum- a
Ctsat nI o. ana ~ days Tor satisfactorily endorsed
je1l-d J. C. McCiUJRE A. CO Auc,s
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ACCIDENT THE NAVY YARD.-While Edward
>wceny, an apprentice in the machinist depart
mont Of the Navy Yard, was putting Il belt on Il
P:ilsy. yesterday, he was caught between the belt
-uf the pulley and drawn around with the shaft
Ing The belt broke and cntangled him with
The Shafting. with which he carried round
stNty or seventy times before the engine could he
>'"Pped- In endeayOrIng To eTtricate himself he
'GZht hold of some iron railing within reach
whIrh WAS drawn in with him and wrapped
tightly around the shaftins. just missing him by
very small space He was finally released with
"''i my bones being broken but il Is feared that
L. IS seriously injured internally.
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Nj LULLEY's CLOTHING STORE

W. CALLED The HUNGARIAN HAIL)
No: $50 7th street, betic.en N nud T.
NJ. BuI.bEH having taken tho store lately occu
pied by Mr.. IT, Gassenlei is pre- pared To =
all his customers with CLOTHING, and ever ar
prices, 'F'
The many friends who so literally patronized
Captain l.uiley at his old business on the venue
are sincerely urged To benefit themselves by sup
p"'Ihg his new establishment. je 10 ST.
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ho hOsI Wonheriul preparation known
FOR Destroying DdHfrEF;
C1TtRg BdidheSS:
ReiieeiRg Sick Hsadgrh,
PrsreHfiHg the Hair from FTIii,r O.,.
$500 and PRODUCING CHTIs
sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Good.
Dealers, ana 10y the ProPrietoIs. Price 81 cents
CHARLES ERNEST d Co.. 30 Maiden Lane, ~ u
IL VIII accomplish all that is claimed for n and
no on" need fear or the loss of hair II tbav
will use your MaTavia." ~ - 'i0s
IeS9m J. NJ. BRADsrREEr, 81 Broadway, N. Y.
IhE Poor as well as the rich can have sure cure
TOT Ntughs, Colds aud COnsumptOn, i'm Its primsry
SaSSeS, nNlng to the clIeapness Of Mrs. NJ N,Tard.
neI inh'an BAL SAN Of LiverwOrt and Hosrh,mnd
Hnheulylne that has proved blessing TO our racs
1,s soi9 oS all Druggists, aud Messrs, Weeks A.
io''ei' boston, are the general agents. je9-lw