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Christmas Trees furnished with Primers,
Juvenile Books, and a great variety of
Christmas presents at Ingham L Braggs.
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COMMERCIAL.
UsEg sAAHD hAxxET.
alls sEsG LEADER OFEIOE,
T-rsrsv glyyrgr1-a Des % 1864

The recsiptF Of s5ain By EaI f0T the p hour
ending :. hair pars oas O'Clock to-day are ss i0i
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Fur8 Tor Inc HOiIuHJs'
E. Stair & Co. have received large eddi-
tions to their stock Of
Ladies' Dress FuEs,
and continue to sell them at the low prices
with which they. opened the season.
E STAIR & Co,
dec21.Is3 245 Superior st.
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Railway Items.

: MrcHraAN SOUTHERN RAILRoAD.-The fol-
lowing financial exhibit-sctual and estl-
mated-of the Michigan Southern Railroad
has been given to the public:
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AcADEHY OF MusIC-FIRsT NIeHT OF
"A1ADD1N. THE great spectacular drama
of aladdin" was produced last night at
the Academy of Music for the first time, in
this city, in many years. Manager Ellsler
has, in order to present his patrons with a
sort of Christmas gift in the shape of a suit
able holiday spectacle, INDUCED in the
most lavish expsDse; and the result is be-
yond comparison, the most magnificent and
brilliant display, in scenery, in dresses, in
properties, in stage machinery, ever put
upon Cleveland boards. In this assertion
every one of the large audience which
crowded the Academy last evening will
join.
The scenery for the piece, from begin
ming to end, is new to our theatre-goers
having been painted, expressly for thii
piece, by that excellent scenic artist, Mr.
Chas. Hart. It is of the most magnificent
description. The closing scene of the frs
act and one or two scenes in the third deserve
/ special commendation. The stage ma
chinery, property, &C., prepared for tn
occasion are of the highest order of excel
lence. The wardrobe for the piece wa
gorgeousIy brilliant. We learn that som
of the dresses were imported from Chins
having been obtained from the Msrtinett
troupe by Mr.. Ellsler. Taken ell in all
the coup d'ol of several OF the scenes wa
surpassed in beauty and brilliancy by no
thing which we have seen on the Wester
stage.
No one looks for acting in a spsctacula
piece, and yet Mr.. Ellsler, as the dun
slave Kasrac exhibited psntomimic Powt
that might almost be ranked in the fir
order Of c0medy-acting. The piece
plentifully enlivened by songs and dam
ing, among which perhaps the most uniqU
) and original is the Chinese umbrella dane
which concludes the first act.
We must reserve further comments f
another period. Suffice it to say that Il
piece passed off most successfully, from b
ginning to end, and that the audience we
more enthusiastic over it than we have ev
seen a Cleveland audience over anythir
before.
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To establish the grade of Detroit street.
Passed.
bonds for the payment of military ooun-
ties. Passed.
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ELEeAxr PRzsrTrAT1oz.-COpies of the
works of Washington Irving, Bayard Tay-
Inr. Timothy Titcomb, Edgar A. Poe, J.
am1, 3. s. port BY bill, OF otherwlse, az
eveland, .. dau
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

Fiscal agent snd Designated DepOsita-
r. OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
3-Io TREASURY NOT ES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES 500 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS,
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES ESQ TREASURY NOTES
VIII purchase ct highest market rates.
COIN,
OOIF COUPONS,
o. S QU1RTERMAsTERS VOUCHERS
CERTTFTOd TIES OF INDEBTEDNESS, dnd
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
Tnos:RST
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M. MOEEV RzARE4EE-.Deo, go

EsOuey-Mors active and firm at p cent
Sterling Exebango-Quiet at lVS7a Tor
go d.
GOTd-More active and frmer. Opening a.
224J5 advancing to 22G1S, declining to 2zO5z, ana
closing firm at zl754.
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FoR THE HoL1DAYs.-The beautiful en-
craving, "Christ Blessing Little Children
4 supply just received ct room No; A.
American Building. deczI:1o%
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BUsTNKKss NOTIOEs.
Rua-easee Ssms- -SabIe.
1915. Winter Arrangements 1887,
FOR TIE
ARRIVAL AFH CLOSING OF EAILa,
At TIE

OLRVRLAND P0ST-OFFlC Q 4
ooEHEEuIEa uoEDAX. oc1oBER SisE, 1s54.
sz- Mails will be 0psnsd and ready ioF deliver
me hour after arrival Of trains
- All haiis close cno hour before dcPs-s-rs -
era3ur
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The ladies will find sstOck of fancy goods,
more rich and select than any hitherto pro-
curable in Cleveland, at Meare's Bazaar,
26I Superior street. deezI;Aoz
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


NEW YoRk, Dec. 20, 1884.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are: - ..,, - =,
Reef CattIe-1st quality, s1s oo@9l 90; ordi'
nary to good qugIty S1S OO9ls 90; common quail
tv SlI O0al3 70; inferior quality 50 UOgIO %:
Cows and CRIves-lst quality go 0o9Io Oo
ordinary SIS OOG5j 90; common quality S35 COG
As 90; Inferior quality $50 OO9S5 90.
veal CaIves-lst quality, q 70, l3z9l5o; ordi-
nary quality lI@lsci common quality lO1z9-ei
inferior quality lO@lO15e.
sheen and Lambs-Extras, per head, So 90
a9 OC: prime quality 81 OO9s %, ordinary quall-
" IS OOas 90; common quality 81 5094 50; info
rior quality 81 0O94 IS.
and medium 1870 gS5I-; still-fed l39l4c.
The market open rather heavy en- Monday, un'
dor the iufu nee Of unfavorabie weather, but was
d. tcidedly nruer today. Common grades, being
SoDnrsb1ndant, sold somewhat lower ct the com
meucement, but the decline was nearly or quite Fe-
covered to day.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Tbe earn
ings of the Michigan Central Railroad for
the six months ending December lat, were
$2,O9s, ,62s, being an increase of $46O,l74
over the corresponding six months Of 1863
A dividend of six per cent has been de-
clsred.
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DIED.

10, Dec. 18th, 1884, Of Dipthsris, HOW
) p5laom0f9T ken = .Admha hsFEHr FEHrfaagtt q
newly created rank of Vice Adm
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mAvELEE's REGISTER.

SG- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats, viii be called for BY Coaches
cf Steyens' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
II the Omnibus once, 14T Superior street, next
door 20 the Weddeil House.
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CURES COUGHS COLDS S0RB
~ Throat, Asthma and Consumption. It Is only
necessary for sny o1e -zeEbiOd With hsss CON-
plants TO try one bottle Of
strlogIsE6's Eelliiia0as OOagh Balsam
20 eoEvnos tham thst ii E $40 lest preparation oT.
a. used. 10 uos only cures the above affections Of
the Throat aud Lungs, but Is eurss Night SWeAts
and Splitting Of Blood. and ia an excellent gargs
for any KIND q Soru Throat
It g ploasAet to tax, AID iE 4 sAis Rsdioins ioa
Infants
Price 30 Hsnsn per bottls.
Ter sale b. Druggists generally.
a.avIR.R2-unon. tn kur
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I s5UUIUVV eson ne put INTO SUCCESSFUL oper-
alton the OIL City Bank, whose notes are
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Little or nothing is reported of the views
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port
The following are the rates charged by rs:
Hams-sugAr-oursd premium mans y D......E3
Dried Beef-t3 ...-..'s..ss.-1o
ID Hib....sss......-..-....lG
HaeCss-Or Smoked Sides . .....-s.,s...-.8l
Tard-Princ leaf kettle rDd'd in bbls or trcs.24
Prime loaf kettls-rndT'd in kegs o lb-.25
POEiE-HO. mess b y us
Extra clear p bbi......--.-.sss.ss.s.......A Il %
81 No extra charge made for packages or cart
sze to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything 10
the State. orders promptly hlled.
BOSE 4 FREATIas.
eal5-E Eos Is2 IA snd l48 Ontario street
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May so;.Dsni'l Wilcox, H, len hand, from m
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AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY AORES
OF Land IN lots from three to eight acres or 10
-per Quantities. said LAID is bOundud folov7E;
On the north by st. Clair road, the west By wilson
avenue, and the south By Superior street eLten-
eacTibed land is Just out Of the city limits. Enquire
Of nj M SPANGLER, or Miss h T. 5IEkL1HGl az
Euclid street. hoz-ioo
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Boston Copper Stock Market.
NEw York, Dec. 20.
Central 90; Franklin So; Huron Al; Isle Royale
Is Market steady.
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an DIn MONEY ADVANCED
4s1VsUUU IN sums to suit-st the old gtaud
snd vsII-kuovn WAGGERE LOAN OFFICE, or
securities Of svsry kind, viz; Gold and Silver
5gstobea, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeEslTy, Cum
pistOis, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, heiooeonss
s7d All srsonai property and articles Of value, OF
fhs most satisfactory terms Businsss strictly pr
vsts E5tsblishsd 1851. n. B.-A -e.isty Of Cn-
redeemed Watohss, Jsysiry, SszsI so.i i9F sHis -
kArEhinr.
C6loe-ooEnsr o. Water and Superior street,
over Davis sad Pslxotto's 0io.A5RS e.oEg.
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Concert on the West Side,

Office Open in the forenoon from lO5z TO i COCK
dyiS RiSii is3 2''A 1t RiUFUs soAIERBY. Manager.
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i.ARM FOR SALE-CONIAINI
4 .birty acres Of first rate land under god cultya
ton situated IN the toWnship Of Nswburg i've miles
rTn CeysIspd Tbe-s are over 5ug young fruit trees
R5ns,Frspes sua small fruits, good barn, rst-clasl
% 1dinc fOr gTa aaTy, small house, sc, h2I t9EL- n
susegioT street. SC11l
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By M. IOWnsendI InhL INC IusHAs Vl
this Council are due, and are hereby ten
dered to Charles E. Carpenter, Esq, ioI
the valuable donation generously. made
to this city of the full right and privilege
to use the Telegraph Fire Alarm, now II
use here and recently purchased BY HIM
snd also for the valuable information freely
given during its construction in this CITY
and for his courteous attentions 70 Mr
Hill, our Chief Fire Engineer, Whlle II
Providence, Rhode Island, last summer !,
investigating the system, the value oil al
which Is fully appreciated. Adopted.
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,sTANTFD-sI25 A MONTH Agents

Al a MONIdi agents
w everywhere % introduce sHAw GA EKs SIX.
trES DOLLAR EAMILN oEWINa MACHINE ne OsLl
llg zTioe machine in tic country which i LicENsLB
~ tsrovar : Bekar, Mhseler wilson. lowe, singer
4, - and Bachslder. sslary and expenses OF lsIBe
commissions allowed. AL other IaCnlnes Gov o.
or iess than forty jIars each are nFEINGkAESIs
a me seller and ussr LIABLE. lUzi ratea ciTculaE
ems FRTE Address SHAW q CLARK bieoeioIo'
Gsino. 1e0.-2le--
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.

AZ osptssnc aslaendin Sc rdiussse entitled an
q d ..ase., ss.etins btnnts fer yeiuoiesrs.
i sgn r. 81 ~ rs oqrScsatiG f'.eyssra
he pis.sict Of CouYhia, npon, the ocier Of the
pnr, snse Il the ernsnos entis is;Isd 10
oh.,ins houn for roiuptesr.,' sppro.et Ma-a,,
drei dollar Is III. pa,na may be needed for nav
inent To- rsernits; provided that each instsiraent
:" ran snail be accounted for with the proper
Ar6 y II {,rtae,y, rdqi'.td This. much Of he
ard e Rsreb n.isd herewith be-
Approve March IL, 1874. i--
\ EssoLrIIoN authorizing che laying Of n Has
f,otwsy.
,ro. 81 ss so,oSasie ssa 81 S',3 ,o2s Sasa
That isg footrsy three fs, six inches wide, Of
AZ tho rsed be laid acre ~ III h street from, the
STh sds S of and the Of
the ccst thereof. s- tApprorcd March 10. 1854.
RIsoLrTTcx Il sny the salary of the CLERK Of the
p.a,.., ;E"srd IF q Common Council.
That The salary OF tho CLERK OF The board Of Com.
Two hnndred dclIsrs per snnum until otherwise s
ssS ] s r. sssPss Of Re- sesrs
81 me nspproyet Jsnusry1 Isil is
iS hsrehE. repealed. tApproved March IA, 1854.
AKrsolurros in favor of Doctor J g. Lauck.
Cg'naor Cessei1 II ne Csrpcra,io~ o. GeoTsaotrs
That the Clerk pay To the order of Doctor J :
LsucE fifty dollars, in full FOR his for vac
cinatipS the poor in this town during the year
ending March IS, 1885,: also, TO the same .he sum
OF aty dollars. full for his bill OF date Febru-
AIRY 10 1874. for ending csscs OF small pox among
the poor of the town, from Novelnhsr to DncpIn.
Der Il, inclusive. tAppr0ved March 10 1854
An pBriSAScB srnsndStory Of an ordinance n.itlat
IN ordinance supplementary to ordinance
for the erection OF new market:h house"
Bs u oFGo,R By the Board Of Aifrrlea aud Board
q Common tosacsI Of taf Corporation Of Georgsotca
Thstthe Mayor ard Clerk here by su orizei to
issue tho mark ~ house stock in such sums may
be required; and when funds are hand applica-
bic 60 The redemption OF said stock the Clerk ia
lcreb required to notify the Oldest holder OF said
stock St the time that he is prepared to redeem IT,
and tte interest thereon shs1l cease and determine
81 ths ex pirsscn Of The current quarter.
Be IL tbr!tey ordained, That so much Of an ordi-
nance entitled ,'sn ordinance sup Elementary to
ord nance tor the erection of new market house,
approved August =, 1868. a. is incorsistent with
this. De. and the 50 no is hereby, repesleI
RESOLUTION authorizing = loall
RsSo!r,d BY IRE Beard Of Aidsr.rea and Board NJ
Cernn'os Cosacfi af The C1rporattoa Of GsoTgsfotca
That IN order 70 give time for the sale Of the
bounty and msrkct-house stocks, the Msyor and
Clerk are hereby authorized to borrow froUl the
fsrnlers 4 Machsnic-' Bank ten Thousand dollars,
the cote Of this Corporation FOR su ch time ss
they NAV deem necessary: the said To he paid out
OF prnceed- Of said stocks. authorized to be
Issued. fApprOy. Cd March 10, 1874
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LOST AND FOUND.

I cSF-A ger ;lenau = FCR at Porr!'s rheat.r
~ J At nj ght. hoersl reward will be paid by
having u at Third Nsr3 station, Tenn perance
Hall. IT.
& RgWARD.-Straycd from the sub scriber in
~ Gcor tom, two red and white CATTLE.
on the toin and LEFT runp With tar wei Ching about
-@2i pounds each. The above reward will be pail
for tt" return OF said cattle TO the slaughter house
OF ne -ub.criber in GEORGETOWN, y. c. --.
nh 49, :. JOHN BiTBAAN
&TOLEN FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER, living near
- Fort Toesceo Charles county, Nd, on Sunday.
the 1th instant, two HoRsEs--one greg. about
81 1tcsn hands high, ten years old. mark; the
other eorrel, with blaze face with small piece
out 81 his right ear. Twenty dolisrs reward viii
be given IL returned to Eainsg y Stable, on sttl
st-C"t between b and Is
NH s2Iw- st. Wv RoBHY
I OsT-A BLACK ana tan TRRRI HH 0IP; answers
IL 10 the name Of Cricket" lad on brass roll
lar, with the name OF HI. owner on il. liberal
reward viii be paid il returned to the Kirkwood
House. mar 81 ST
TAKEN Up on the 9th, BAY MARI about
Is hands hi gh. the hind feet white, attached to
no top BUGGY. The owner or owners are re-
qussted to come forward, prove property pay
cha ges. and take her away.
r. FoWLKh. New York avenue
NIB q ST between Ath and 18th SITS
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DIE

On the 2?d inst. ofscarlet feveY, JOHN A. Young
est son Of ohm A. Jordan. 's
His funeral will take place at o clock on FhuYs
d yafterBoon. the Gath inst, from the Yesijence
OF MS father. 38l New York avenue. The friends
of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
without urther notice.
On the sd instant, THOMAS J. BOVINE, aged
q yesfs. /,
Ria funeral will take place on Thursday. the a4th
At3 clock The relatives and friends Of the ia m
ny Are invited to attend.
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BY. C. McGuIEE & CO., AuctIonesrs.
rINSI-&r Z aal 2AI.H OLD HQIfSl AVN INR
BY eRlls b WILLIAMS, Auetion.er,.

Hy 6R11N WILLIAMS, AuotioneerS
A CCflOktsALE OF AN ssTRAY BAY kARA.
q On sAfURDAl. the 18th instant. ct II
O'Clock We shall sell st the Horse market.
ore Bay Mare about fifteen hands high, Win .
white striie down her face, left hind foot loeh
White, and blind in her left sys. Above mare cam
to my premises in September Last The owner can
come forward and BAY charges. IL not she vim be
der 10 pay livery. BE. JOSHUA DEVON.
First Toll gate 7th street
nlkS3 81 6R1IN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PERSONAL.

DFRsON AL.-FHOMAS RYAN, late of Culpaper,
i Va, viii find his brother Albert and family al
$50 North Capitol street where they desire to see
him. nh . 81
IF ANY INFORMATION CAN BE GIVEN or
L q. M ECBANK or q. W MeUNTJOY, please
address Mrs.. II. &. EUBASk, at the Penn House.
NH l6-6ts
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SHORaP Dlsul0ns

Soma,'aaa's GU IL the most certain. at. and
ety ever discovered. Cures Ia two to four days
SnG cases in twenty four honrs No mineral.
Ills the soldiers hove and a friend 10 those Who
a. n1s want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
Sansor ,tas's Rcos oad Herb Ja,ees-A positive and
Sfmanent cure for Syphilis Serofula, Ulcers Sores
Sod BY 9. Q. ford Bee aE.artisAmsnt ~ nj
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ByJ. o. MCGUIRE b co.. Auctionss-s.
RALl OF lARM QONTAININ

II
ITO AoKIs, MoRl On Lxss. sIfuA3ap IN FAIR
rA1 OoUKlY, VIAGI1lA, ABOUT oln MILL RhoH
BAIL!.,s CoRgsls Oh THE MLppLl PILs:ZI shall
on fUIsDAY, the I'd Of March. 1854, at Is Il 81
virtue Of deed of trust 70 the subsciib er bearing
date the sd OF Nay, 1859, and recorded in Liber B.
No. 4. Eolios l2S &C., one the Land records for
Fairfax County, Virginia, the following described
property. lying and bei1s in the County OF Fair
faI, and State OF Virgins. viz: Beginning at A,
stone planted the south side of the Middle Pike
6oad, thence With said pike north westerly 10
Samuel Perkins corner st }, thence sonthwestsr-
iy along said Perkins line TO Q stake !, thenes
southeriy slope the said PERI ns line to stake l.,
stake 4. tsenas soutAeriy to the north fork Of
NAPLES, r're and oak ssplinss at Krssman's cor
ner, thence sou kesstsry along the said run to D,
stake pole from Lipsconsb line, thence north
2H deg, east Isl poles 20 4, the beginning, con.
taining 10 Acres OF Land more or less. together
With all and singular. the Improvements, privi-
k8es, sereditsn,ents, and appurtsnanoes to the
same.
Term Fifteen hundred liars In cash on the
day of sale, the residus in twelve months from day
OF rsle With interest, secured by deed OF trust
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
ten days after the sale, the trustee reserves the
right 70 re.eu At the risk and expense OF the de-
faultipg psrehaser one weeks' notice in tie
tsesr s''f I'll oo p,a nssi.
~ THE ABovRBALRIsP POSTPONED UNTIL
eAFURpAY. April I'd, same hour and place.
H. GILBERT, trustee.
ma 23-eod J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets
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OoLGAfE's Hnwrv a,.,

ooLGAfE's HONEY Boar
YAs seissrAfsd foilst sosD. sia susA universal
se"Ana' maze nom the ehoiesst materials
10 mid aAd sno,Isnt 1. its n.t,ra fr,.r.nttv
scented and extremely bsasne.al in II. satIon no,
the skin For saIs By all Drussists ana Pen
Goods Dealers. & 80
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TsB FRRr.-Beauty Of carriage Is mostly depen
der ona 1udieious preservation of the feet, IL is
il possible TO move in graceful manner ifthe
condition, and nothing imp edes SO much 81 OOrns,
Bunions, inEro~isg- Nsils. or other disorders 30
which the feet liable. TO all afflicted would
recommend early call at DR.. Whites Office No
424 Pepnsylvsuia avenue, betweea Rour-and-s a
hall and Sixth strests. 70 lS-tf
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RIslp.--f. Strosch, keeper of a saloon on tn
street, and +. Tip, corner Of eth and II streets,
were each fined $40 yesterday by Justice Fer
gusor, for selling liquor on Sunday.
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WRAPPING PAPHR
" fSe aAis Ct ths Star cfies ntsS.
At tan saats or O0and.
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3 FURNITURE! a
1922 FURNITURE! w
FURNITURE! 81
AGO Seventh atpept


FURNITURE: n
36s Seventh street. III
ment OF sFURNiTURR and HoGsEK Sss spiHSt
ARfICL rs than can be found in the District, to
which VIC call the attention of the citsens and the
public generally. We name in part:
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Arm Chairs
Rock ing Chairs, Side Chairs
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Dressips and
Walnut and Mahog Marble top washstanls
Do. do. Jenny Lind and other Bedsteeds
Marble top Oak and Painted Cottage Suites
Marble top Centre, Side and Sofa Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Rockers
Round end and Cottage Bedsteads
Wardrobes. Washstands, Tables
Extension fables, Dining Chairs, SidebosYds, &e.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows made 20 order
Hso, Carpets OIL Cloths, Aattinss. Rugs, &c
Also Cutlery, Plated Spoons, Forks de-, a..
together with general variety of articles which
10 regulate about every house.
- All purchases Of 80 and upwards q discount
BONfz 4 GRIPgIrH,
NH . Nv 389 7th st, between and 81.
INV BOOKsyUsf RHCHIyED AT RUssBLLs
~ CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE, No. SOS seventh
i, Christian Missions, by r. ". Marshall; e large
{ vols. Price o5.
Revelstiens or Mother Julians. 81E.
sermons Of the Pan,ist Fathers In 1853. Gle.
Holy Week-.nst needed. 70 cents
Also, q new invoice OF all sac leains CAe0oStc
he s&S pubi iSh led In this country ma z ~
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rIrY STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY
TIE LARGEST LAUNDRY IN THE
UNITED STATES.
LOCATED on 1xTH SfRREf, NBAac
Mr.. HOrCHKIsS

Mr.. HOrCHKISS
respectfully informs his former patrons and pH
merous friends that he has the entire eharsa2of
this extensive Laundry, and in soliciting se ain
their patronage, assures them that all work rhall
be done promptly and in . superior manner as h.
employs none but eH perieneed handle. -
Principal o6lee at @. L. LOCKWOOD CO 3,
32< Pennsylvania avenue. ~ -
An orders iefs a. CHAs. 4. WOOD. 8, opposite
willard p Hotel or WIN H. BRUCA'S, 45i Penn
sylvania avenue, or PALMRR SLY, corner OF
Seventh street and Massachusetts, avenue, will Be
NH Is 81 y. HorcHKIss. Jr, Manager.
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BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD FURNISHED at 4S6 on 4 ST.,
1 between 5th and Ct SITS. NH 23-lw"
BOARDING. = Pleasant rooms and first class
~ board. at 1856 & street, between 20th and 2ist.
Terms so per month. NH 2-lw~
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID ROOMS for families or single persons, perma-
nent Or transient Terms moderate. Apply south
west corner 2lst and Il streets, nesr Pennsylvania
avenue. :l-3t'
N0TlCE.-A few mare TABLE, B0ARDRRS can
~ be accommodated at the European Hotel. cor
ner OF Pa. avenue and 18th street vt IS 81 per week
breakfast to 9; Dinner l2> to 2; Supper ~ o'c!k
Meals at all hours. NH Nv
NOfIC9.-On and afteR Mocday next. U. 4AU.
~ fIlR viii be prepared TO receive egaiaI Fable
Boarders at 81 ger week. jAA-Q
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SRlvOus DEBILITY, sEhlskL WxAKsBss, etc.
Can BE Card by who has really cured ki IN self
and hundreds Of others, and viii tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EpTARD II. TRAvKA
mar 2-Dd In Lock Box. Boston, Mass.