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Br SAGLE & 90 a, sssgfs,ione.T.;
RY W. L. WALL a CO., Austioseers,
- Stores 3 . aud Sl7
South corner Pa avenue and 0th strsat

By L. w ssd4.. az, CO.; ~. Asuss;s,99''sr'.
South corner Pc. avenue and 9Th street.
CLOSING SALE OF A LARGE STOCK or
SfSiBs SAssIhfsIs Ssss Ikf 1soo se
s 60 Ifts S. IT raaEESSTiSSSs 3D.. >, a
stores, large stock Of the above goods, com
I.ssimere and other Pants and Vests
Pleees Cloth. Csssi meres and Csssinets
white Whit m .nd Co ss shiIrs and Drawers
suspesders Bry Goods, Socks
80 gross Knives and FORKS assorted
50 dozen Penkniyes, part very fine
90 dozen Scissors, assorted
e SSzsn s Ba,cs: f sn,y very mae
20 dozen ivory handle Table Knives and Fork
~ dozen English and Case Gross soap
50 dozen Combs, assorted
Honey and Windsor Soaps and Mote Paper
Fine Casters and Ice Pitcher.
10, s e Groceries: Sugars, BroOms, Buckets.
-, With variety Of ether Goods. all of which will
.; os eSs5'n'''ril' '''s FL E. '; WALL 90. Auc
RI GREEN q WILLIAMS, Alctssnssrs.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON lsrH STREET.,
BBEEfryWIEN g AND STREETS NORTH. Ar
On TUESDAY, the a,d inst . at 10 O'Clock O. m,
shall sell, ct house 4ls, on 18th street, the fol-
Plush covered sofas. Castor and Side Chairs
Marble top Tables, vi stnots, and Pictures
Walnut Marble top sideboard. with RtSeere
Walnut ExteE ion Table and Dining Chairs
walnut Bedstesds, pressi ng Bureaus and Wash
stands
Hair, Husk, and other Mattresses
Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram, and other Oar.
Hall Oilcloth and Stair Rods
Lot Of Table Crockery and Glassware
Lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles, which We deem unneoes-
sary TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
ecB GREEN VILLA MS, Aucts.
by VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
On TUESDAY, the 1sd day Of October, will be
sold, at w. l.. Wall 90. o Bazaar, ct public auc-
ton, 70 cover livery and penses one dapple grey
HORSE: left at eur stables as the property Of w.
b. Huntington. ALLEN q. DORSEY A 90
ocl0 W.. WALL co Auots
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Eighteen Dollars,
Eighteen Dollars,

EIBuI6tu OOI.NrS,
Eighteen Dollars,
At Henning's,
At HenniDg's,
Corner eth street and MARYLAND avenue,
Corner 9TH street and Maryland avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO KoRRos

THIS AFTERNOON AND To-koRRow.
KYeRBHs q wiLLIAhs, Asetioseses.
TSSsrIk,,ssas.A ,s OF acgsE AND LOT AZ
AND sIRKkT. EETwKkE ISL AND I'd
On NoNbAY sfrxEsoex. october "a q,
81 ssy Ss sss sfs s b. a.
tolies III l7s, ana i7s Of the land records Il
sshinfton county. shsll sell 10 feet froat, by
- feet inches in depth, OF the east eide of Let
No. IA, In sorsre No. eS, With the impro vements,
consisting OF . tsostory Frsns uoase, contain,
All conveyancins and revesue stanps at the
cost of the purchaser. Terms cash. 80 n the
dsy Of the s.le the esi.nes within &c day. thsrs-
tee reserves she right to ell 81 the risk and cest
81 the ceieul,ips !nressser y ss.srstsiss thres
Of ,h ss s s. LAwknh0., Tsu;,ss
RI JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 90, Ascsiose.rs.
PsBLI0 SALE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS
80 AND near Penn svenue, On 10th street. vest
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October a. az
han past clock. on the premises, we shall oher
Tor sale Lot in Asohenh sabdi vision ef original
wet side Of 10th e wet. betwres Pa avenue and
street north. with depth OF feet and coutsining
9a square feet, With the PRIVILEGE Of q food
alley Adjoining on the south sioe and 10 fm pro ved
~ three story brick dwelling house con tsiuiag
II rooms, and recently known - snithsoaisn Res-
Terms: One third cash; residue IN g. u. and "A
months with interest, secured BY deed OF trust 90
the property. Conyey.neins and stamp. az pur
ocisd 20. MCGUIRE q 90. Aus,..
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Try GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs sALE0F yALUALE IMPROVED

STREET WEST AND OHIO AVENUE.
ofsep,smler, A: y. 1874. and duly recorded in
Liber z. r: No. As. folio 50 &s., Of the Lano
Records for Washington county. in the District Ell
COLUMBIA and by direction OF the parties secu red
thereby, will sell ct public auction. in front OF
yember- 1856 at Al O'Clock D. M, part Of Lot Ne
j, IN Square No. 2e4, ia the city o. washington
The part OF lot new offered for sale has a front Of
~ feet on 18th street west ana front of lla feet
inches on Ohio avenue, and is inpr oved with very
substsnti and ter i've brick buildings ana -
well known as 'Columbia Garden "
Terms OF sale One third cash, Of which 200
must he paid at the time Of sale: the remai1in nc
twothirds to be paid in equal payments i'm rs. %
and 30 months. With interest from day OF sale and
secured BY deed Of trust to the OF the
Trustee. The terms of sale to be comnlied ,;ts
In seven days after day of sale, otherwise the
purchaser. is'
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of pur
chase. S1i
$500. VIM; Il; WARD, Trustee.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.

RI ]. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.
CAAHCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
SYLVAkIA AVENUH.
By virtue of 9 decree Of the late Circuit Court.
passed In cause No. 1896 Equity, kibbey ct al.
sst. Csmpbeils heirs, &c :, the undersig ned will
sell at public auction, on the premises. en- TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of November A ID. 1855, the
western one third part Of Lot No. in Square No
Iol, fronting l9 feet inches, or Whereabouts, on
Pennsylva nis avenue, and having de pin Of about
IA feet to % foot alley, with the improvements
thereon.
The property is . few doors east of the Nations ii
Hotel, beng No. 396 Pennsylvania avenue, and
10 one OF the most valu able bust stands the
city having a large store room and three story
DIV elliDg. house with large back building and has
been used for many years as Q business place.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; and the resid ne
in three equal payments. ct six, twelve, and
eighteen mon hs, with interest from day Of cate,
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
or sureties approved by the Trustee III the ter an.
are not COMPLIED with in i've days. the premises
will be sold at the risk OF the defaulting pur-
chaser, after one weeks notice In the National
lntelligencer.
oc ~ eotd JAS. C MCGUIRE CO. Aucts.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTlOE
On friday the 26th instant, we shall, at the
residence OF q lady declining housek ee ii l. q No
31e North B street Capitol Hill, betWeen Della
ware avenue and lst street east, at 10 CLOCK a
m good assortme mt Of Furniture, viz:
NJ Mahogany AMI Walnut Sofas, On sirs, Bureaus
Tsbt 8, Washclosets and Stands
Gilt Frame and ether Mirrors, Girandoles
Bessteads. Bedding, Hair Cotton and shuck N at
CrockeTy and Glassware
Some good Paintings
Carpets, Oilcloth and Mating, wardrobes
Cooking, Alright and other Stoves
With good ortment OF Kitchen Reluisites
Terms cash.
The house is also for rent. Inquire at premises.
&C I'D GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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RI J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., AuetiOnesrs.

EVENINGS SALE OF BOOKS AT THE AUG.
TON ROOMS
ON WEDGEsDAr EVENING, October "a, com.
mencine n Q clock and Continuing the next eve
ming, same hour. We will begin the sale of the
glish, embracing some
OLD AND VALUABLE BOOKS
Catalogues will be ready about Menday
ALSO,
Set Philosophical Instruments
Small Chemical Cabinet
pairs Globes, number of Maps. &c.
Terms cash. J. O. McGUIRE C0
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KENrUCKY BR1AKFAsr BACVN -Drieht
N and superior quality. Just received. =
z. n. ?. KING q SON,
King flace.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ otaer Asesen Sale. ses feurtA paee.

tyr oaer Aseses Sarss see fssrtA ysssI
Rfk,E PasE. A-ciionetr,
II 500 7tA street. under ODD Fellows Hall.
ferempfory sale Of an extensive stock OF Blan-
bet. shswfs. Unserioihins, PLACED ware. Cut
ssS ssoi; :n aoOs. arc r s1i. H aaE
e:ss e0nE.Hf,Aff ss ri i aSsson..r,
IN EA0LE . o., Asetionters.
oSUEsDAY. October zsa. ls.s. s,ss O'Clock. At
Hosiery, pndsr- CiothipR. &c i, cons sti ng Of :
100 dozen Cotton Half Hose
loo dozen Woolen Sto 'kires
25 dozen Mef iuo Shirts and Drawers
"a sczeu hite shiris - - q
Is Oyercosts. Is patrs Pants
seases Roots and Shoots r
Is IeniJ ohps eld Rye and Boarbsn WHISKY -.-
OtaTd Brandy and holland Gin
80 Packages Green and Black Tees
With, = general variety OF Goods in the grocery
oc2a "e KAaLE 90, Auc,.
kY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctisneers.
RoUsEHoLp FURKITUBK on sTH STREET
Near the Northern Liberty Market, at Psblic
On WEDNEsDAY. the Sis, instant. a. 10 O'Clock
a. m, We shall sell 81 House NO. 34S, lot OF Fur
Haircloth Sofa. Chairs and Rocker
I've nearly new painted Cottage Setts
Mahosahy marble top Dressing Bureau
Nearly new Brussels suf Ingram CARPETS
bair. Husk and other Mattresses
Hell Olieleth and Cooking Stoves
lot OF kitchen hequisitss.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
oc Zee tintell Auctioneers,
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MARRIED.,

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star Off ce counter
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ID Real Estate Brokers'.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetiopser,

0h I'm a W WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF A LOT AND HOUSES ON
THE COkNER OF 18th sTREKT WEer
ANB STREET HoRTH sQUARE 2Ia
On MONDAY. the 22d instant, at AZ o m ~s
viii sell on the premises, two two story frame
houses containing one rooms and the other 8
roems; one new. Will be sold together or separ-
ate
Terms each. $50 down on esch house when
sold. IChron Init or NJ
- No. 2S3 Pennsylvania avenue.
Particular attention lie called TO our regular
Evening Sales, which will Commences sATUR-
t,nnsd os, .r 2oi 1n at q, eS,oek .Dd be
evenings. same hsur and place.
Wensme, in part. Dsy Goods Of every cescrip-
tfon, such a.
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers. Hosiery
lankets. Quilts. Csunterpanes. sheetiufs
Table Cloths. Table Covers, &C. &c.
Also,
Boots and Shoes
Crockery, Toilet, and Glass Ware
Fancy q Gods. Sugars. Tobacco. Cutlery
Perfumery. Toilet and other Soaps
Pocket books, kszoTs and Razor Straps &C b, &C
All articles sold without reserve.
&C 10 EAGLK a 90, Auets.
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COAL AT REDUCDD PRICES.

WHITE ASH.
Locust Mountain. Chestnut 81 Is.
n 10; Stove. DO. Egg, Do. fursscs, Do Steamers,
nae: sif ro SS%p:sy Stove, Do. Egg, Do Fur
Boston Bun Stove. Do. Egg. very superior Goal.
Lehish Foundry, % Is.
RED ASH
Diamond Vein, siove and EaR "A rs
Lykens VALLEY, Do Do, Ss rs.
Cumberland Coal, o.
OAK Lam ana PinE WOOD, Of the very best au.Iity,
Nov e The time for families to put In their win.
Order. will be received ct oar once, ass 9th
street nst.eea and Z, Or At on. yharf. ct foot
ocS I'm l0s 90 Ct, betvssn 4 Al
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Gief QHaTtermastey's O<ce, Depot of WasAinsto.
WaSAisgton, ID C., October 90 ISsS
win be sold at Public Auction. on sATERDAY
October n, commencing st 10 O. IN upder the
supervision Of Brevet Brigadier General Chsrjss
h. Tenpkins, Qusrtermaster, at the Geyernment
Lumber Yard, Maryland avenue, near Thirteenth
street, the following described Lumber
About 2,O09 feet S-4 inch s,469 feet Plank 4 inrh
Alb, so Boxes inen'
l.3l3 feet inch Oak, 81 Feed Boxes,
$500 feet Az inch Oak, "a Gates,
6,5e0 feet and inch Oak SO Posts
4lO0 feet ScsntlinR, Flag Poles,
~ $40 feet Joist, 10 Door,
50 500 feet Lumber, all lss window Sash
lengths, 300 Window FIR ames
The Lumber will be sold in lots of 400 feet
with the privilege Of 1000 feet
date OF sale.
Terms: Dash, in Government funds.
course OF time IL is proposed TO continue this
d. H RUCKER,
Chief Qusrterma ster, Depot Of Washington,
Assistant Quartermaster General.
oc O6t Brevst MAJOR General, u. D. A
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CRUIkSHANK-ANTISE On the 18th
instant, BY the Rev Wn Russell, at the residence
OF the brides father. JOHN CRUIkSHANk &c
MARGARET EUPBRASIA. eldest daughter Of
Thomas Antisell, ID. D., all of Georgetown, DO.
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ID Auctisnssrs and Real Estate Brcksrs,
Northwest corner 10Th end streets.
VALUABLE sfoHIsTAsD, DxELLIEe AID
9FssosI!G fSs I'D sisE Y1t iz! s.A.I.
On wEDEEeDAY the 18th ipstant g o'clock
don, all that tvo story vrsms etore-houss aud
Dwelling Of five rooms, with the Lot Of i&xiye feet
deep.
Adjoining, and on the corner Of seventh ana
deep. ~. : - ! :
Valuable Buildiae Lot q Centrats.
Terms One half cash. balance in g. L. ana m
months. Go down each sals. Coveyaucfn ne
and % smps 81 purchasers cost.
Title perfect.
eeD D.L WILLS q CO AscSa.
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A AN ROOKH
DIHEEB,

TOILET SETS
we nave Iust opened a splendid stock Of the
70 which We invite the special attention OF
MANTfL ORNAMENTs, very handsome.
Cut and Engraved GL ASsWARE, numerous Pat
terms. ~
American and English OUrLERY, Of superior
quality
As We import the majority OF our goods or have
them made 20 order, We can at all times offer the
usually sold. NEBB BEVIRiDGE.
oc l6-6tr Odd FelloNl, Hall. 9Th sfrAaf
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RY K. +. PAGE, AuctIoneer.

Ki a. y. PAGB, Auctioneer.
TRgsTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.
kkTr, BEING LOT l2, IN sQUABx les,
north. and In the rear Of the residences OF Chss
Knapp, $50, and Geo, w. Riggs. Esa.
and wife 20 me, dated Oct. 20. 1853, and duly re-
s soa @ IN an LbeF No lss folios le. io, Ss
county. ID. O., shall cell the seove dsscriesd
property, on the premises, on TUEsDAH, Oct -,
ferns cnnenneed Il time Of sale. copvsysueins
and stamps % Durchsser,s eost
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p q p -
We have now on hand an sssortnsh Of -,
20 TO so PIANOS,
whish We are Offering for sale ct factory prices.
". q. IDrZEROrT 4 GO,
81 @ Penn 3 avenue.
Sole agents for 6tstuwAy SOM Pianos and 6s-
son Hamlins Cabinet Organs. ocS
WE HAv1 CONNECTED With car Ware
who're PIANOS and other MUSICAL IN M
0TRUMENTS are thoroughly repaired atttItvu
employ are from the Manufactory Of otsinWay
''"'' " ~" W. q. MIrZERorr CO.,
ocS 3lo Penn'A avenue,
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rANBS-CAGES-O CANES.
large and elegant Assortment of
GOLD, sILyER. AnD IVORY HEAD,
Also, PRKSHNTffiON DANES, heavy Gold sra
Silver Heed, of the best materials and workman.
ship. At LANBS
Gents Furnishing store.
se 29-eol0t 424 PennA. avenue, near ~ Of,
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Nl est novelties In PABlsIENNl HATSA
for Ladies and Misses Also. . most beauti (
BONHETS. All orders promptly attended to By
Mrs. a. e., CASTOR, l46 5th street, four doors
Penn avenue. 3tlms
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LOB sALE-The commodious and extensive
l. HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north
east corner Of North Capitol and Boundary sts.,
lately the residences Of Chas g. Uhlman. The pro-
and spacious cellxrs. Terms easy. Apply on the
premises, 20 Mrs. NINA UHLMANNso or to d, L.
corner 10th and SITS jy S.tf
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III GREEN . WILLIAMs, Auetoneen.

HI GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auetaoneou,
NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS FRONT
ING ON MARYLAND AVENUE, betw cen 18th
and Sth streets east, at Auction.
On THURSDAY. the 2sth instant, We shal sell
In front of the premises, at S clock D m q ha md
some two story frame house, contai ming I'VE con
yeniently arranged rooms, with the lot on which
1t stands. and another lot fronting on eth street
running back and adjoining the rear OF the lot on
which the house stands
Terms 1T sale.
&C 10 GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-I hereby forewsrn all persons from
l trusting my wife, Cathariae Bailey, as 1 will
pay no debts eentr acted by her after this date.
B. A. BAILEY.
0CtoD6r 22d. 1898.
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Sl.25 GREAT REDUCTION, $I.25
We have Just reduced our best French Mechan-
zeal CORsETS to Sl.25. Also, our best Ladies
KID GLOVES to Sl.25. Former prices Sl75 All
other Goods In proportion.
LANsBURGH BRO,
1857 51s7th street, Intelligencer Building
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LOB SALE Oh RENT-A fine tone PIANO. of
Il modern style, with stool and cover, in-
good order Can be seen ct BOSWELL g Nh
Fancy store, 300 e street, near l4th UNIV
Oe
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Mr.. O'Myhoney.
No Free List.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
THE "AFB1CA0 GONE TO HALIFAX.

Her dates are two days later than those already
received, but, notwithstanding, some OF them
were spoiled by the salt water. Not keeping
them carefully packed is supposedto have been
the cause. Her figs and oranges were in good
condition.
The Times says ths t the report that the Sui
tan of the MuskIats had been murdered, is false,
the report referred 10 the Sultan of Muscat.
A Dublin writer says that Stephens the Head
Centre evades his pursuers as a hare docs, by
Doubljni on them. The man, however, who per-
petrated the pun has been punished.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Gregory moved
an address 10 the Queen, but as it was quite
heavy he could Just barely move it, and that
was all.
In the divorce case of Mr.. Cavendish, whose
wife eloped with Lord Cecil Gordon, he has been
awarded by the Courts as a compensation for
the loss of faithless wife, 100000. His wife
having "cut" him thus, she left "6ne cut
Cavendish to baca her"
The applications for the new Chilian loan were
nearly eight times the required amount. Chill
will not be left out in the cold.
The Prince Imperial of France has the mea-
sles. The whole family are reckoned a measley
sett.
The PrussiGn Diet has concluded to dress all
her soldiers in "Prussian blue" Since the
prevalence of the ''linderpest," the Diet of the
Prussans has been very strict.
Fenianism has at last got into the royal family
of England The Prince of Wales youngster
fell down stairs and brought on a collision with
his head centre.
The cholera is still running to Cro,sded Houses
on the continent.
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mWbat 2s Gents VIII Do.n

An Intelligent Contraband has been parading
our streets for some time past, with a Banner
bearing this motto or conundrum; and he seems
yet not satisfied with the assertion, as he con-
tinues in his daily walks to still press the point
To relieve his mind, and that Of any other
anxious person, we will, as public enlighteners
of the age, state what it will do.
1t will buy package of 4 seven-cent Car
tickets, with the understanding that the car will
not stay en- the track with "eulled pussuns" in it.
1t will buy Pocket book at Hoyt's variety
store, with the privilege of having 5000 table
Castor thrown in.
1t will buy twenty-five dollars worth of the
Fenian Bonds, and draw a badger" as prize
besides.
1t will Insure you from the Rinderpest, or if
you do have it while Travelling, you can re-
cover - from the Accident Insurance Com
pany.
1t will pay for a sight at the Architects draw
ing for the new Court House now begun in Inde-
pendence Square.
1t will pay TO keep il in your pocket.
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ARTILLERY SCuooL.-It is SAID that the perma-
men I Artillery hoard, organized in General
Orders No. 6, which Is to convene April 2, will
have under consideration plan for establishing
a United States school tor artillery at Fortress
Monroe, Virginia.
LEMON JUICE IN DIPHTHERIA.-Doctor Revil.
lout, IN O paper presented last summer to the
French Academy of Medicine, asserts that
lemon iulce is one of the most efficacious
medicines which can be applied in diphtberia,
and he asserts thGt when he was dresser
in the hosUital BIS own life was saved by
lemons, and ealgled his throat with the
Juice, swallowing q little at the same time,
in order to sct on the more deep-seated
parts. DR.. Revillout has noted eleven cases of
reatment.
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HOusesIIunting.

Lady. "My terms are these:-W will retain for
our own use the two parlors and the second
story front bedroom, and room in the back
building for a store-room. The five other rooms
will be $50 month, in advance. Whoever
rents them is to board, and wash for our family
(only small child besides ourselves), for which
we will allow $500 per week to pay for servant
If these terms suit you, we will be glad to OK
anime your references
House-Hunting Martyr.-"I1l speak to my wife
about it.r
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Principal Characters Subscribers
to the Fenian Bondsg and-Otherss an
As the cSrtain falls ths- Clown viii speak
piece.
Clown Mr.. OMyhoney.
No Free List.
Admission 25 cents.
ROBERTS, STEPHENS & MITCHELL,
Managers and Proprietors of the
Irish Republic
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DRY GOODS.
lI3 PRICE &c WOOD, 113

ll3 PRICE &c WOOD, 113
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.
HAVE JUST OPENED NEW LOT OF
Fast color Calicoes at Is cents yard
American Prints fast coors, best quality Is4 cts.
New style American Dealaes, 25 cts. yard
Best quality American Ginghams.
Fine quality French Ginghams.
Blesched Muslins, 25 80, 80, and S5 cents
Forrestdale sleached Nuslins, 35 cts a yard.
Unbleached Nuslins, %, 25, and 20 cts
Heaviest yard-wido Unbl cached Nusins 20 cts yard
Fine yard-wide Unbleached Musllns 25 cts yard
just opened, from New York and the late auction
sa'es;-
White Nanellles Sc. 70, &C cts, and sll2K.
Plaid and Striped Muslins
Jaconet, Cambric, and Nansook Musns
Swiss Musllns and Victoria Lawns.
White Billiants, very cheap
Bleaohed and unbl aaohed Table Linens.
S-4 and 1914 Linen Table Cloths
Linen Napkins, 81 65, s2S5, and 50 q dozen.
WIDE Linen HucEaback, by the yard, 37N and 10 cts
yard.
Huckaback Towels, 25. 2s. 81, 40, IS, and 80 cts.
' handsome Damask Towels 70, 57Jz cts. and 81.
scotch Diaper, by the piece or yard.
bichardson's sons and Owdens shirtng Linens
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Hdks
Io1s haGles and ana Gems, Is HeWsh n cheS Hdkts
Just opened new style Spring Gloves
LADIES LADIES, & Lis bread bread goyes 70, 81 and 50 cts.
Ladies' Eng ish six Gloves, 55 and 62K cts.
Just opened new ioi eOod qualify Bonnet Ribbons
Nos 4 and 5; Corded Edge Ribbons.
LADIES' and Misses Hoop skirts.
PRICE &c WOOD,
No. 113 n. NINTH Street. above Area
N. B.-wm remove to the N W. corner Of Eighth and
Fibert streets about the last Of April. 3 II
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Insurance Fnilures,

Persons who seek rather to insure at low rates
than in thoroughly well-established and solvent
companies run immense risks. Three large
Eastern companies have failed lately for extra
ordinary amounts, and losses by FIRE seem to be
more frequent and Of greater magnitude than
ever. A little table on this subject may be in
structive. During 1865 the losses by fire in the
United States exceeded $49,000,0 ,000 and in the
last eleven years the following losses are re-
norted.-
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SHORT METRK-mLoe1oAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
WEAK.
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After which will appear
TWO STRONG MEN,
carrying the weight of the Irish Republic.
Strong Men Train and Stephens.
The Clown will then speak Piece.
Clown Mr.. o'Myhoney.