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AuorTor sALissl.s,,i! /;
r ARaE SALE OF coNDEMNED QUAR-
- .as TRRhAsrRR's sroREs.r sI4A
on., a S. = o,,.os,l


CusS ovARrrsrlsrrn's oryscs,)s
.slflss ~ DHrvT OF wAaufxaror. \
IeL WAsuraror, y. c., March 9, 1859. f.si)
Will be sold at public suction, al Lincoln be-
Pot, Wsshineton, ID. O., under the direetion Of
Brsyet Coiosel Q. n. Tompkins, O. NJ, on TUES
DAT, March n, 1895, At 10 o'clock q M, q
large lot Of soadsmhsd susrternsstsr e Stores,
Chairs, Desks, Printing Pres and Type,
Blankets, Brides, Chains, Horss and Wagon
Covers, Harness, Peedg Tronghs, Halters, sad
dice, Lines, Wagon whssls, Hubs, and Bodies,
Drug MIL, lAnvils, Rlrs Bender, Portable FORCES,
smiths' Bellows, Planes, Saws, Oanidrons, Fire
and water Hesa, Bydfants. Bake Ovens, Plat.
form Baalea, Wheelba rrows, a50 lbs. Psints $50
lbs. Lead Pipe, l,seo lbaa rap Cast Iron, ~ ,s2O
lbs. Scrap Wrought Iron, 30. 900 llt, lion Tire,
1853 lbs. Scrap Leather, new, l.Bsol lbs. Rope,
1000 lbs. Scrap Steel, +5 lbs. Zine, rs Ambu :.
lanoes. Buggy, 70 Carts, 3 Stop Carts, rs too.
horse Wagons, 10 two-herse spring Wagons, 2
four-horse Spring Wagons, l2s 'swheeling' ~
Army Wagons, IS seaSengsf Wagons, 1 wsisr
Wagon, &o. frE ....... ~ y '...r.I
The sale viii be continued from day to day,
nntiitsll the properly Il sold. o. AL
Ths stores must be removed within Eve days
from date OF nAle. a.Hf.. .. .H.... -
Terms; Cash, In Government faBds. 900
....I... 4 {" sr.r Es d. n. RUCKER
% Q ,l b. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrmsst.r,r
ms.lH Iaat sL,- Depot Of Was hing toB.
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John R. ELVANS 4 CO.,
~ o. Louisiana ave. and 308 @ street,
WARRINGTON, D. o.,
UEALERs ~
IRON AND STEEL.

lhON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRON-ordinATy siIsa
REflNED IRON.
BAGHALL's, &s
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mn.. =.
BAND.
ovILs AND HALF ROUNDS
Q. B. NAIL RODS.
7. W. DO.
EoRwAY sHAPIa
SPRING STEEL.
TIRR do.
H0oPS-9AlVaniIsd
SCROLL IRON.
square; charcoal, plate irsni Puddlsd
plate iron.
sHKET IRoN-Amsrieani American Costa
rarA;" BslsiAni i'm. Russia Russis !
sauiRE CAST sTEEL-Sandsrsoa's
oCTAOoN CAST STEEL.
SHEAR sTEKL-sGndsrsoA'L
0KRMAN STEEL
FLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER BTBRLs-AmsTieAn.
ROUND BTBKL-CAsti mG0hinSTy
Gpll.sm
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ToHN R. ELvANs CO.,
81 Louisiana ave. Aud sos G street, AA
WASHINGTON, D. c., w
BLAoKsMITHs' AND wHEELwRIoHrs'
HARDWARE
ANvlLs-wrought; Cast Steel Faced.
VICRs-Solid Box Com, CottsI Keys PAIAl.
lei, as, Chain, l, 28,A
BLRD9R HAMhRR6
HAND do
PICKS.
wk5HKRs.
CABLE CHAIHs-A toy inch.
BPRIN0S-Brighti Black.
AXLRs-LaIg Arm X PatsRti Solid Collar
CART HUBS.
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS.
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
SAWED FELLoES-3 TO inches thread
HICKORY sPoKBS.
OAK sPoKEs
sHAPTs-Run, light Rus, medium u IN
iIhsd, light; medium, heavy express, gro
ssry; dalShOd, light (And barS)i medium
land bRrs) heavy land bArs).
POLES-Ruf; finished land 6irolsS).
SWINJLBTRkKS-Lighti srrulod; medium
ViaIsaED WHkKLs-Largs
ALL fRRAs oAsH
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FOR SALE.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
HrApeuArrrss DrP'r or wAsurreror.
oryicE OF OuEr ouAnTERnAsrEn,


HEADauAnrrns DrP'r on wAsHrrgror,
oFYfcE OF OHrEr ouAnTERnAsrEn,
Corner Penn. avenue and 151< street,
WAsHfuaror, d. o., March I, 1885.
The surplus Government Wood on hspd In
this city and Alexsndria In now offered for sale
In Quantities from " Of q cord 10 10 cords, 70 all
persons desiring 70 purchase. -
This wood 10 Of good quality, thorouGhly
sessoned, and mixed In the proportions Of oss-
third Oak aud two thirds Pine The wood Yard.
are located on Maryland avenue, between sevenih
and Eighth Streets; At fourteenth street. near
Long Bridge, In this cityj al Kendall Green,
one mils north Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Depot, snd one eighth Of . mile north q
the city Of Alexandria, on the washipaton and
Alexandria railrosd. Price ef wood At the yards
In waehlngton, siH dollars (e6) Per cord at
Alexandra, Eve dollara (t5) per cord, and De
livered In aay part Of wsshlseton al seven dol.
lars lf7l per cord; in Georgetown at seven dol.
lars aud twenty Ave eenis tt7.25) Per cord, and
In Alexandria at Eve dollars ssa eighty cents
per cord. 49,. III ...,a. =. FL = .,.. ~
Apply only At this once during emes hours,
and 10 Brevet Major James Gleason, "A ~,
At Ale1sndria wood yard, from . o'clock, .. n.
70 IL o'clock, noon. nd. I,Igl ~ 80 ..--
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
.-H........-.-.t. az NJ I. LUDIn0fon,
-. Colonel sad Chief ousrtsrmastsr.
mhs 24t Department Of washiaston.
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oFFicp;
81 AND as PENNSYLVANIA AvRNUR-
nova

NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
IN PoRTATIoN COMPANY. 81.
OFFICE AND DEPOT: =,
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, .a.as
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company Is now prepared TO dos
GENERAL EXPIRES AND TRANSFORMATION
BUSINESS 80
To and from New York, Philsdelphia, Balu-
more, Washington, Alexandria, Rich. II
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, Charlottesville, winches-
ter, Harrisonburg, Stanton, ..
Lexington, salem, aud
uuox,t,te, Te~~s-.sAl wolAsa, GaidahSro'
Wilmington. New Borne, Raleigh,
Greensboro, Salisbury, and
Charlotte, Nc and
to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria, ytrS
giuiR Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and
weldon, Wilmington and Weldon.
Atlantic aud North Carolina,
Raleigh and Castor, and .s:
Eorth Carolina Central
Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the LiAss and Agencies
Of the Company will be extended to other States,
Of which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges IL based upon fair busl /,
ness principles, yielding q reasonable proht to
the Company, without being oppressive to the
public. Upon this basis u confidently presents
upon its large capital and the character Of its
officers and agents for that public confidence
essential to success. A. CHAPMAN,
dels-ly AGENT
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GALE OF sERvIcBABLE AND DAM.
- AGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY. 'Tlfg

wasHEdros, D. O., March 9, 1865.
VIII be sold, At public auction, on THURS.
DAY, the 18Th day Of March, al 10 O'Clock a. M,
at Judiciary Square Warehouses, back Of the City
Hall In this city, large qaantiiy Of ssrviceSbie
and damaged Hospital Property, principally con :
Sheets, Drawers, shirts, MS.auito Nets. Con q !,
terpaues, Slippers, Socks, Towels, Gowns, Ian Z.
terms. Plates. Bowls, Mugs, rin.wsre, HALVES
aud Forks, Spoons &c. \" .1ENHtF
Forty eight hours Allowed to purehssers 10 re-
move property. 900. EF.asA
Terms: Cash, In Government funds. ."HI
n'u. -. CHAs SUTHERLAND, .
Surg. y. Q. A., Medical Purveyor.
O. W. B0TELEk,
mh6 10 Auctioueer.
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ISOLATION for the relief Of the poor Of the city
will hold public meeting In the Council Cham
Der this evening, at eight o'clock. Let all who
desire to alleviate the condition Of the suffering
poor Of our city attend this meeting to- night.
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AUCTION isAraMsgd
GAZE OF GOVERNMENT BVILDINet

Az OTIo - AL"Ss
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
cHIrr oyyIos, y
obllwlssissfos. D, q, s.tcS u, isss.
u.Ssr he sisse,i.s q Brss.s Ia.sisass, cs.sosl
James n. Moors r., on FRIDAY,
described doSsfsmsnt naiIdings, situsted stths
isforAL CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, on the Ten.
nsilytowa road, near 0eorseteypsD DC, WIS
One p) oaicsrs' ousrtsrs, 81 By 81 fsst ,,g
One ~ Kitchen, IL BY l4feet -. - 80
One Guard. houss, 20 BY ~ fsst. l'" n ION
ose stsbis. % By % feet. rsfA GLm'','
= One ~ shed. n BY % FEET: 2, i,2iiUgTI D,
Il oas VI Blasf.pish shop, u By % feet. s5nag
One ~ Blink, o by 10 feet =. 49,.
q. Ops ili signal stand, 10 BY 10 feet. ~ q
One fias Pole, 90 feet long p. -
ne baildines VIII be said sinely, and mast b.
removed within ffseen days from date Of sale!
Terms-Cash, In Government funds. 7ase
Brey, NAL Den, aud Chief oosttetm.sfer,
I,mhlo.etd'l ''''''. Depot 81 washingtcn.
GALE OF CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND
y HOSPITAL PkoPBRTY.
"a Is5v Of .1rfrsr ID. - lIrgE- .L-ruEl
s,,lzsg w4Hsaror, D. O., March 10, 1853.
Will be sold At Public Auction on THURSDAY
the 22d day Of March next, at 10 O'Clock q m, a
the PuryeyIne Depot, Blghteehth and y streets,
In thts city, slsres quantity Of Copdemn Med
iosl and Hospital Property, eousistiay or AZ
! spiints, Air Rubber LCushions, Slater, Clocks,
fnkstands, water Coolers, Spoons, Knives aud
Forks, spatuiAs, Pupnels, Lamps, and Lanterns,
Tin Cups aud Plates, Gotta Pefcbs Bed Covers
Water Beds, sbsepskins Drssssa. Tourniquets
Trussss, Morta ~, Medicne Pannier Chssts, Knsp
Cots, Basins, Iros wAshstAnds, Bottles, Bedside
Tables, Ness Chests, Cooking Utensils, Bedding,
&s. .yIBraIfLg o. EyL-D
Forty -eight hours allowed purchasers TO re-
Tsrnis; Cash, ID ooSsrptasnt funds ~
i lIf n e. y CHks.7 SUTHERLAND,
surg. U, s. Medical Puryeyor..
milo lit IN .. Auctioneer.
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ALARM OF FRE.-A few minutes before
six o'clock yesterday evening the alarm Of Are
was sounded from box 43, corner Of Fifteenth
and X streets, caused by the burning Of chin.
ney In that neighborhood.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
DEBUT OF THEODORE FORMEs.

VNH Il "a ID N n N L n u
OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON PEAR s0N.
sTEAM.PowER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
No. Gil Ninth Street. near Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY.
Having greatly Increased the facilities Of the
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE
by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of the most improved
POW R.PRES sES,
Are prepared to execute every variety Of
LETTER PRESS PRINTING.
FINE VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER.
PLAIN OR coLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY BE
Rel led ON.
CTAT UTRs AT ARGB
VOLUME XIII.
LITTLE, BROWN CO.,
10 WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON,
PUBLISH THIS DAY
THE STATUTES AND TREATIES
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
PASSED AT THE FIRST AND SECOND SESSION
or rHH
THIRTY. EIdHTH CONGRESS,
Arranged In chronological ordor and carefully
| eollated with the originals at Washington, with
references TO the matter Of each act and to the
subsequent acts on the same subject
Edited by
GEORGE P. SANGER,
mh2.e Counsellor at Law.
John r. ELVAN9 d CO.,
" o. LouisiAnA avenue and $3.50 street -
WARRINGTON, d. O.,
| DEALMnB II
| KR0 HARDWARE =
OUT NAILs-Iinishsd, Sto ia; Fence, s "
| I'D: Box, O. T. Cd
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BAIL ron CouRr j. Fitzpatrick,
who was arrested few days ago on q charge Of
being concerned In the robbery Of Mr.. HerIberg,
had q hearing before Supt. Richards last even
Ing, and was held to ball to answer the charge at
court. Il will be remembered Mr.. HerIberg was
robbed about SIX months ago.
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AA10s9 NJ N n II
Gh0yE4H TRlATH,l
SSonss3 ssss NV ss:, q, .s.r winsrS g.
70 ,s;ss sssss & a.. secured i, ?. 49,.
Doors spss q : essster . seven glrsals s5lil
fissra 4~srtst 10 sisbf
,. sSs It a ss!SSs.sss e.sx
~ 4, !, !. Y - z. ~. ~
1890. 1ss ~ ISsssS q osss.S. sssi'ss
noizHcr orx rccR rousd n1n
iss bs.sss iss.'c q q ss' ss,sss
'sSs.s z sssshs s, s.s 1. II ss.a o..
8 er ssssstT s;;;s y Slai s Ssss.
Mr. AND MRS CHARLES KHAN are engaged,
and will sheItly appear. nhe
Growers THEATRE.
LEosARD oRovER. .... 80. -. .DrRRcroR
,as 30 )" 2 PAREwRLL ssAsos OF, 'pqi "
a. u.I..i1 Ir.vsr OF lFp.. oua-IItuagH
GRAND GERMAN OPERA .....
-
high places, a. we'll as Of many Of The hrst Gill.
isns Of wsshinston, Mr.. Grover has determined,
BEFORE DfsBSSDfNo THE COMPANY, L
TO givss ,S8EAghg
zzys. BRIEF FAREWELL SEASON .,.,
oRAED GERNAH. oPERA,,
comprising the presentation Of several important
New Artistes and several New Operas.
The season. limited 10 YTa'Hr. sET.-
SIX FAREWELL REPRESENTATIONS,
will commence
,u., ,7,-, MONDAY, MARCH IL
TIM REPERTOIRE b..
will embrace the h.uITk Ia III
oBNs OF rae oERMAs OPERA. d
MONDAY, MARCH IL,
AUBBR's Romantic Opera,
FRA DfAvALo.
In which Joseph Hermans will Introduce the
Celebrated Ballad, s'unH q boz .asE.-
"I'M AFLoAr I'M APLoAr,"
TUESDAY, MARCH Is,
Won RLoTow's Beautiful Opera,
sTRADELLA,
And the Celebrated Ksrmesa act Of
FAUST
WEDNESDAY, MARCH u.
RossINIs Celebrated Opera,
WILLIAM TELL
| -.,- DEBUT OF wILHgLM FoRMEs.
THURSDAY. MARCHS,
MEYERBBBR's Grand Opera,
LES HUdURNoTs.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10,
DEBUT OF THEODORE FoRMEs.
The SALE OF SEATS FOR TUB SEASON,
and three alternate nights only, has commenced
Al the following prices:
Orchestra Chairs, for season. .sI2 o.
Dress Circle and Parquette, for SEASON.. Q o
Dress Circle and Parqustte, for three alter.
nate nighth .........-.........-...
This saie erelusively will be continued until !
o'clock Wednesday evening, Eth instant, whei
II will be dehnitely closed, and NO more seat
will be sold at those prices.
on THE FOLLOWING MORNING.,
Thursday, March Q, the sale for one or more sin
gle nights will commence, at the
FOLLOWING PRICES:
One Orchestra Chair for one night ........ "a
One seat in Dress or Parquetts Circle ...... . o.
Further particulars will be given In futur
| annou ncemeut. mhs-tf
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John X. ELVANb d CO.,
" 81 LouisiAnA avenue and $3.50 street -
WARRINGTON, d. O.,
DEALnn8 IL
KR0 HARDWARE .
OUT NAILB-RiniEhSd, Ito la; Fence, 8 10
I'D; Boz, 0, 2, Cd.
CUT BPIKK4-1 70 lnshsA
OLINCH MAILS.
PRRssRD AND BOAT SPIKES,
HORSE SHOES, Burdens 0oVernmSAt, No. ]
tobi Burdens city, No. l 10 8; b. and
T., No. ! 70 Ii Mule shOSs, l, q d
HoR5t HIILs- 0han's. 3 % lOi Psisin'S.
70 loi Psthan,h ''x, +" 10 loi New
.,li I'''''' r ! \ q IN GHss ''""
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS oHTIQI
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DENsION OFFICE, MARCH ., 1860 :

DENSION OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1866 =
To all lohom q may concern:
Application having been made under the act
Of June g. $780, for the reissue Of tho following.
described Land Warrants, which sre alleged TO
have been lost or destroyed, nOhee Ia hereby
given that at the date following the desorl ption
OF each warrant new eertd sate or waTIAn, OF
like tenor will be Issued. n no valid objection
shall then appear;
No. d .os2 for 100 aeJet, issued under me Aet
NJ MnToh 4 iSb6 in tie name Of Thomas wallAee,
and was granted January ID, 1887. Nay ", 1855,
nh6-lAWlaW
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ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. @.
Caswsli q workman in the joiners' shop at the
navy yard. was severely injured by circular
hand came In contact with II aud two fingers
were nearly severed, DR.. Duvall, surgeon Of
the yard, dressed the wound.
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w A WIS.,

WANTED ~ TO EXCHANGE, FROM
w one 70 four hundred dollars worth Of Real
Bstate IN the West, for Ciothing, or other Goods
or Merehandiss, or wa,ches For particulars
address sc, - REPuBLrcAs ohlce. ihh7-lw.
R0ARDINa!-Two gKNfLENEN CAN
~ Be secommodatsd with . RooMAhd BoARD
At fsT Maryland svsnus. W sT oez7-H
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EDW ARD YCET n, srrs---
IA BooK-RiEDkR AND PAPRR-RULER.
10 III Pennsylvania svenue, between renth and
~ Eleventh streets, south side. y
Books elegantly or plfiuly bound. Period
tcais and Newspaper carefully attended 70.
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RopBRBY. On Wednesday night some
persons entered the store Of Messrs. Golden 4
Bro, on y street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Island, broke open the money drawer.
and took lot Of postal currency, amounting to
between 90 and 10 dollars. The robbers also
broke open desk, In which was q lot OF gold
and silver coin carefully wrapped up, but this
escapad their notice. They effected an entrance
through the back door. Next morning some OF
the money was found In the street. .r.
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CHUR'H ExrENsIoS.-The Hamline Meth
odist Episcopal Church, at the corner Of Ninth
and p streets, q neat edihee, is being erected hs
rapidly as possible, and 1t will be completed and
dedicated shout the LIST Of May. Rev. John X.
Efhugrr, who has recently returned from visit
TO Palestine and the dolly Land, has been as.
signed to pastoral duty there for the coming
year. In this connection It may be mentioned
that the northern portion Of the city Is being rap
idly improved.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND
- HOSPITAL PkoPRRTY.

LA w a a r. ~ 4 EIts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

WAsnrroroN, April IA. = The Depart
ments and many stones in the city are closed
to-day, In commemOsattOn Of the death Of
Mr.. Lincoln. e
The Government II prepared to puniss;
any infractions Of the law committed by The
Fenians, but there b NO cause yet for inter-
fe- ence.
Negotiations have been commenced for .
new reciprocity treaty and for . satisfactory
Arrangement Of the fishing grounds.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-A large number
Of postojices in Mississippi were yesterday
ordered 10 be Immediately re opered. q
The President has approved the joint res
~olution, providing that the true intent and
meaning Of the words n IN the line Of
duty" used in the fourth section NJ the act
approved March Cd, 1885, entitled an oct to
ameDd the eeveeal acts heretofore passed to
prOvide tor enrolling and calling ont the
national forces aad for other purposes, re
quifes that the benelt Of the provision Of
.laid section shall be extended 70 any enlist:
ed man, OF other person entitled w NV 10,
bounty, who has been or may b discharged
by re6eon Of . wound received while actu.
ally II servico under military 0rderA NOT q
the tine on fuSlough y leave Of absence,
nor Engaged In any uslevtul n unauthof-
isea ac3 or parsuit ~ ~
: The President. hAs alto approved Of the !
bill apprQpriati0g t00O,OOO to reimburse the
State Of Pennsylvania Tor money expended
lor the payment Of militia In the service Of
he United 6tatea II
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Private Matters,

70 the untortunate. b.. CLARKE, , yClarl
street, No. Z Larmon Block, 10 . man Of . few
Sords, but gives patients Of both ssxss, rsonPsi
aslaAsls and rnoaouan sRHAsssas. victsns d
indisesetion. qaackssy or i~nscnpssescy consist
Dr.. Clarke. whose great suceess dePends afev
regular education and experience. Go 70 m
u onse and be cured. He does not want yous
money unless be does you good.
~. Send d for q box Of his celebrstsd 70.
male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills Sasss mos
sas prsssusAly. srs the ONLY SURE REMGDv
for the removal Of Obstruetiops snd trreGalsri
ties Of Females.
~ Send two stamps - "Privats letter.
10 Married Ladiea"
- Send two stamps for "Deseription d
Psssarie Preventif."
- Send = stamps for .. Private Letter Of
Seminal Weskncas."
Address Dr.. Clarke. No. : Lasmon Bloch,
Chicago. III. uqchs-dAw1y
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TORONTO. April 1.-THE man arrested u
Cornwall yesterday turns out to be . person
named Wheeler, An ex~-C0nfederate Ofbcer
and nov . Lieut.. Col. In the Fenian army.
On being searched his commission Wss found
on him and authority given by Gen. 0wee-
ney 10 recruit . Fenian battalion In Canada.
Several other interesting documents were
also found upon him. He openly boosted
being : Feuian, but says he has done moth
ing to justify bic arrest. He is satis6ed with
the quarters assigned him and that General
Sweeney will be over shortly spd show
cause for his release. -
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WArAxsHnrA. Ohio, April 1.-The
Treasurer's Office II ihis county was entered
by burglars last evening. They veFe un
succcssful In forcing the Mle. which eoA.
tanned about &26,OO0. The two outer doors
we've battered of and the mle Otherwise
ropghly hap1led, No clue to the guilty
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IS nGGuU0
co. -
t1s.M
-
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S,~s tS1S iREGWZ $50
6G666o - 49,
~ RI n61nn O. ~.
SsI00M1AouG4o ~
.sssss ssan 80 VI - 1o41oGs 49,
~ - eGN1fE1hsD M ooe1oaoene1
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