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as.MEssRs. 20. EDITORS YOU Will PLEASE
announce Gen A. .A-MANIaAULT "a . Candidate for
Sner1n ut the ensuing election .$s A. CITIZEN
Eovernber3 >1ttt t'''' 'stS. r. = st,, q
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condition . ~ ~
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!, The Radical leaders now speak Of Congress- as
che supreme Legislative power" - -
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nv The nose, ,eathe face It the Washington sstatue
tEona tne hal IS apw.
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!; !; aaT a. NOTICE TO osMARINERs-o.A, o.A,P.TAINs
AND PILOTS Wishing anchor their vessels Ia Ashley
n!ss ass e. = ,hin direct
WHARyEs the ch.-leston and st. Andrews stdo Z. e
the Ashley ger; by which precanon oontsct with the
suhn1arine Telegraph Cable WIN be avoided. " '.',s
= 81 s,i:ss:s; ~: -. s. g. TURNER, h. NJ
aar6os aaatar,a oascs g. 1883 .
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CHARLESTON AIMS HOUSE

CHARLESTON Aims HOUSE.
41isIlMAJEs Will BE RECEIVED FOR THE RE
to the Chairman by "a o'clock Wednesday next 2Oh
ms Specifications can be seen at Ofhce Aims House
Ine Work to be done comprises Brick and Carpenters
work, Iron work, Painting. &c T. D. EASON ~~'l
Chairman Committee Repairs G. A. a.
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a% CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON.
nom Baltimore. hereby notified that the steamer is
2his Day Sischarging at Pier O. Union wharves All
goods remafning tho wharf after sunset win be stored
az tnelr f1sk and expense. MoRDEoAI & CO..
AlSa A1AAAeA 40 .5 r ! Agents.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF s,F DETBcTIyEs
s.=EEBRUARY3. 1s67.-Recovered and now at this
oahce, - yards COTTON GOODS. The owner is Re-
guessed TO come forward and prove property
~$.:-l s, ;s j.. C.. CAMPBEL1.
u fefxaary 5S&Y+ :$}- 4 Lieut.. in Charge
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. In New Orleans some Of Ristori's ad,nirinr III.
dtors appeared in their shirt-seeyea.
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ii- ~ SPECIAL nTzaaIEIGENCE.-WE PRO:
POSE TO furnish of all casses for Farzners
Railroads Shop Garden, Store. Hotel general House
VOTE. t;.s! -.
Persons desiring employment WIN can at No. Cannon
near streets and an orders for Laborers wtn be
promptly me-; md factory reference given
Z keosnay - s Is. 3. HALL& CO. y.
Ss$: :.: as-WE :, sAMREsAUTHoRIZED;T M Tc.ANNOUNCF.
WHITING. ED. is d card1dsta rr sner.n Of
Charleston tsudiciaA District at the ne1t eleeton
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TELEGRAP
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, March 1s, Evening. -Consols steady at
81. U. S. Bonds TAG.
L1r1RpooL, March IS, Noon.-Cotton opens very
firm, with continued activity and advancing ton
dency. Nliddns Uplands quoted at 13Ada13a.
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So ESTATE NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING demands against the Estate of FREDERICK ROEss
LER deceased, wi present them properly atested and
all indebted will mako payment to the undersigned.
~ LENA BOOKSELLER, Ad1ainistratri1
farr,S Z. L
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In plain English Ice eggs have, been tound$ III;
swaterfhlls.s sDreadfnI isn y 1t
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Congressional.

Congressional. NIL.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-In the Senate tho cre-
dentels OF MI. THOMAS, the newly elected Senator
from Maryland, was presented. The motion to
refer them to tho Judiciary Committee was elabor-
ratcly discussed. Without action the Supplemental
Bill was taken up, the House amendments 7:e,c
concurred in, except that requiring the majority Of
registered voters to ratify the constitution.
The Bill authorizing the Secretary of War to fur
nish BRowSLow with arms and equipments for
twenty-five hundred militia was passed. The SEN
ate then went into executive session and after
wards adjourned,
In the House of Representatives. large number
OF Bills were introduced and ordered to be referred
to the appropriate committees when appointed.
The President was called on for information
relative to Fenian affairs in Canada and the French
evacuation of Mexico.
joint resolution excluding liquor from the
Capitol building and the adjacent grounds was
passed. ", S5s'f T
The senate's Supplemental Bill was takon uo,
and the following clause was added to the oath:
THAT tho applicant for registration had never
been member of tho State Legislature or held
Judicial Office and afterwards aided the rebellion"
This was to cover cases in Virginia. where since
1859 such ot1icors were not required to swear to
support the Federal Constitution.
IN the sl1th scct1on, the clause requiring at least
half the registered veters to ratfy the Constitu-
tion, was stricken out, and o clause making false
swearing punishable was added, and the Bill
passed. Y
resolution allowing suspension of the rules
by vote Of two-thirds, during the remainder Of
this session, was adopted.
resolution directing the Judiciary Committee
to enquire whether Maryland has Constitution
which Congress can consistently recognize as Re-
publican, was adopted. =
A joint resolution directing suspension Of pa,
ment for drafted or enlisted slaves and discharg
ing the Commissioners under said law, was
passed.
joint resolution that money captured and the
proceeds Of captured property, be paid into the
Treasury, was adopted. This amount includes
several millions now in special deposit in the
Treasury. The House then adjourned.
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San FnASc1sco, March 17.-An avalanche is re-
ported to have occurred in Kearsnge, Nevadn, kill
ing one man ard destroying nine houses. =, =
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AYuIanche IN Narn

MEMPHIS, March 1s.-Howard Row has been d.
stroyed BY fire. Loss $3.50 600 5
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Meeting Of the Colorcd People OF Savannah
SAVANNAH, March 1S.-A meeting of three thou
sand negroes has been held here, whi:h was ad-
dressed by three white and five black speakers.
The speeches were confined to discussion OF uni
versal suffrage and the right to sit as jurors It
was very ORDERLY &i 4&
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Gen. Thomas declines his New Co1nma nd.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-General THOMAS, at
his own request, retains command Of the Depart
ment Of the Cumberland, and General John POPE
VII! command the Third District.
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Waslainxton News.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-General s1cMEs leaves
Baltimore to-day, per steamer, for his Head
quarters. .
STEVENS has had a four column speech in type,
advocating confEcation and the Frcedmen's Home
stead Bill. f&t3EH+
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aT CARD.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM-
bEhS OF the Young America Steam Fire Engine compa
ny tender their thanks to N NJ. PORTER, ESQ. for rc
reshments furnished at the re on the morning Of the
18th 10 " I1.s,1, s - %Oo
March 10 / sacra+,-v q = :, ~
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snow in tho Mort =

P14l1i.AIEIPH1A, March I5.-Ttrro is czceIen,
slelghing here. The street cars have been. par.
italy stopped on account of the snow. q iI,s7 A.
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ST. PATRJCK'S DAY.

st. Patrlcks day falling on Sunday, the gen.
eta ceiebraton was postponed until the next
cay but tho Catholic churches wero crowded
with the devotees of tho Saint, and at St. Pa
tricks Church the ceremonies wore peculiarly
interesting, and the discourse by the Row. Dr. JSo.
MOORE, the pastor, displayed a thorough knowl-
edge Of his subject. @
The church was beautifully decor ated with ever
greens, and great taste displayed by the Indies
OF the congregation in making tho wroathes and
ornaments used on this OCCASION Tho music of
the orchestra and choir reelected great credit on
tho manager, tile Rev. JNo. SHAcurE. Tho sermons
IN the different churches all boro upon the grand
topic OF the day, and tho pastors inculcated on
their hocks tho precepts first advanced by ST..
PATRICK.
ST. PATRIcKs BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Monday being set apart as the genuine ST. PAT
BIcK's Day was celebrated in becoming style. st.
Patrlck's Benevolent Society and the Hibernian
Society met and celebrated their in the
usual manner. st. Patricks Society celebrated
thelr hf.leth anniversary or golden epoch in the
genuine Irish style. This association comprises
among its members many Of our best citize,:s, and
has always been considered one Of the most PROM
inent charitable organizations in the city.
They met ut AM. yesterday, at Masonic Hall.
and, preceded by band Of music, marched to St,
Joseph's Church, wherea most excellent discourse
was delivered by the Rev. J. G. CnooGHAN. Mr..
CRooaHAr dwelr principa ly upon the character and
antecedants Of the Saint ind, if our space admit
ted, synopsis ofha remarks would be both read
able and impressive. After tho sermon the asso-
olation marched through the principal streets to
their Hall, corner Of Wentworth and King streets.
and there partook of a lunch. at s P. M the So
clety re-assembled and proceeded to an election,
which resulted in the following choice:
Rev. J. G. CROGHAN, President &aa AZ
@ JAMES COSGROvE, First Vice President
:#la THOMAS MAHER, Second Vice-Prcsideut
JAMES F. SLATTERY, Treasurer
JOHN MCMAHON, Secretary.
Conm1ttee on Etndncc.-Gart. Byrns, B. Rodden. G. D.
Mulvaney, John Barry. John D. Kennedy and James
Dotage. 557'7 A = --'~-~ 80 - - ~1'-'' ~
- Committee on Relief-Gcorge Tandy, Chairman; Thos
Eanneran, Michael Kennedy, james Walhce James
Commi9ee on Leners.-Nichael Feebans, James Daw-
son and Patrick Kennedy. No - 'n
The company, with their invited guests, then
sat down to banquet furnished for the occasion,
and the happy wit which is inherent in every
Heberman breast generated q plea,ing inter
change Of sediments which kept tho guests en-
chained until a late hour.
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a5- CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTs, TIN17
schooner MARY E AlsDEN, from Baltimore, are noti-
ned that she is discharging cargo at Brown l. Co. g
south wharf Goods remaining the wharf at sunset
VIII be stored at owners risk aud expense.
: MQCCh 10 --.. STREEr
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An ACT FOE THE BETTER PROJECTION OF sEAMEs AND
HndaRANTs IN TIE PORT AND HARBon OF caARIEs-
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FOR FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH, Z r uN " CAa ST
mAkY'S FERNANDRA, JACKSONVILLE, ANDHLl.
s 1hs LANDINGS ON The ST. JOINS RIVER E9s
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PLAIN OR CoLoRED INK
DROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR
l. TIE wlNNEBA0o INDIANS

SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received until y
O'Clock IN. cd tho 18th day Of JUNE, 1867, at the
ONCE OF the Super u'eBden Of Indian Affairs for the
Northern superintsndenoy, omAhA city, NebrAsxa,
for furnishing subsstence to the WinnebBgo Indisns
At their reservation In ksbTAka eighty miles north
Of naha City, as follows;
!, 100 rounds OF Beef Per day, net weight.
], 900 pounds OF Flour per day, and
100 pounds Of Salt per month, up to the LIST day
OF August, 1867.
Also, from aad after the lst day Of August 1897, to
the lst day Of June, 1885, the following supplies to
wit;
$50 pounds OF r Of FER day. net weight, and
10 pounds OF Salt per month.
All brtieleA OF subsistence furnished must be Of
good quality and TO Inspection and rejection
BY the agent OF the Winhebagoes.
The Tigh Is reserved to Increase or diminish the
Amou Mt o. supplies at the discretion Of the Bupern
tsndsnt Of Indian Affairs for the Northern supern.
tendency.
Also, TO terminate the contract that mSy 10 en-
tered Into GA giving the contractor contractors six
weeks notice,
The contractor will be required to execute a good
and suioient bohd In the Of tl0 900 for the faith
full fulhlment Of the contract.
The party or parties to whom the award Ia made
must be pr pared At once to execute the contract and
give the required bond.
Separate proposals will be received for each article
Of subsistence called for In this advertisement.
The right 10 reserved to reject any all bids that
may be offered.
Bidders must give their names In full, as well az
their places Of residence.
r oposAls must DO endorsed " Proposals. for Cattle
II. B. DENMAN,
10 rlntendent Of Indian Adairs.
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jss&lO
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

TRBAsuEr DEPARrNEST, June !, 1887
sEALkD PROPOSALS for Stationery will be re-
eeived at this Department until the LIST day Of JULY.
1867 at 70 o'clock, IT. The Department reserves to
itself the right to order the papers In Glass l. fat
folded, plain faint lined, to any required pat
terra.
Deliveries Of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the spee,heations, which, with
blank forms for bidding will be furnished to bid
ders.
Ali deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert Diet. led fGT the RITPo.s y the Secretary o.
Gle shall be deemed sufficient cause to Ranul the con-
tract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, wash ngton. Eseh prop real must be
signed ~ the individual or arm making IT, and be
accompanied by q satisfactory guarantee that The
bidder will execute q contract, with good and sum
Client bonds, II his bid be accepted.
The failure to comply with any one order under
the to operate the forfeiture Of the entire
penalty Of the bond, the Secretary Of tho Treasury
may direct the purchase in open market OF such
quantities Of any articles as hall be NJ eessary to
charge to the contractors ATTY per eentum Of the
price which 1t shall be found necessary TO pay for
such articles,
Proposals uusecompau'ed by satisfactory guaran-
ties will not be considered and contracts will DO
awarded only to established manufacturers Of or
dealers In the articles.
The Department reserves the right to accept bids
for individual items in Glasses and p or to reject
any or all bids
Bidders will be required to eonform their bids to
the spec noaoni furnished, and failure to do will
eauGo tho r. lection Of any bid.
Bids which contain Items at prices less than the
fair cost OF the articles will be deemed fraud alen
HUGH MeCULLocH,
jeS-dtd Secretary Of the Treasury
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
YARDS AND Docks,

NAVY DEPARrHESr,)
BE .' .? YARDS AND DOCKS, I Il
m'I Pr"p"'a.s ,or each class, sepHTH ely, en-;
lor.ni Proposals. f1r .ass No (name the elasSD
c'.v.I a.'a Die. uail the lsr JULY HBNr al
".' < III aud the opening Of the bids will be
DO l'D'-i az I"" clock, IN en- the following day
'H 'aru Oh AZ AID delivering at the several navy
.'i- -Am"d the materials aud articles embraced in
...-' ssL~lu'es, which, With the form Of offer and
SAM l''- " J. q" furnish on Applca ion and sent
~ "....M - r.ane'"d To- persons desiring to offer
'hag Tor ~ all Of the classes named therein,
'L' ca--c, ir the yssds aadsr their eonmSnd or by
90. Ttylns-r u,tre.t thereto or by tge BuF1Rn foy
tay or a ID Of the yard,
r prsrt1c a.rni,H ind mir'qG.s in ssaIf,oh,
.F'r, b." ~I!te r.c'ir"t ,ctich c,ntaiaS classes
'.- mr. '''n ,", Euri IL, snrsi pc; nor any Id
tlh is not p.rf-ct md COM plsts in ts,y nrr0ydfn1
u ,'' ,'."a y "rsr md guaranty, and each md. |
'"l"'. " n ff" m"t s'Jn he bid and contract
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AND OHIO RAIL.
ID ROAD.


WAsnissroH, Jan. 9, lsb7-uoon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTl MORE,
and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
as follows, via!
FOR BLLrIMoRx.
Leave daily, except sunday, al 100, Z45, and : 10
p N, and 400, T. so, and s.45 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except saadsS, Al l. 90 a. m. and l. 10
and p. IN.
voR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AssAPoLIs
JUNCTION..
Leave at g. 10 and g. m and At 4 90 and LS6 p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR AsaAPoLIs
Leave a. 40 and "A $50 p m. So'r,iH to or
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 7, IS q. IN. and $50 and 8. IS p.
PoR WAY STATIONS.
Leave al rs T. m. and l. 81 and 8. IS p. m.
HoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lsay. daily, except suadsy, At T4b a m. and 4 30
On Sunday, At 50 and g. 10 p. m. only, soHnsstlns
At Relay station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel
ing, PsTtsrsburg, DC.
fhroHgh tickets to the West can be had At the
Washington Station Ticket omse At all hours in the
day.
FOR New York, Philadslphis, and Boston, see cd.
vsrtissmsnt Of Through Line.
Master Of Transportation.
L. M. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
$50. 8. KooNfZ,
General Agent, Wsshlngton.
jAT-u Passenger Agent
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1857 ,,,rs gREAT rou,K 1857
70 THB NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.


SPRING sCHBDULB
On and sner MAY Ath. 1867, trains will run a.
follows:
wa'h,ss'on..... = N. B.in%'r'..., u 10 10 N.
.....s45 D m. ..... 10. 50
THE GREAT DoUBLB-TRLCK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace stats room, day
AID night Cars, with modern Improvements, aud
saving from four TO twelve hours In time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved to Western
aud Central New York.
TBRRR DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THB NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, aud
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers BY this route from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DB
POTS, and no FERRIES
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the once,
corner Of Sixth street and PennsylvAniA avenue
underHAtionAl Hotel, whsro reliable Information win
be given Al all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this once, can
modAtions IN Sleeping Cars fer BlrirA or
Pittsburgh. W. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. @.
I'D. 8. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
deS-ly Baltimore. Nd.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER TOR
IL UEIrBD STATES Patent OYpIcs.
WILMINGTON NAV 90 lEA7


On the petition Of Daniel koyes, Of Abingdon,
Mass praying for the extension OF patent granted
to him the 18th day Of October 1885, for an Improve
ment in Machine Hammers, far seven year, from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 25th day Of UetobeT, 1t87:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 7th day Of October
next at IL clock, m. and all persons notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to nle
In the Patent once their ObjOetions, specially sci
forth In writing at least tloenY days before the day
Of heAngI all testimony nlsd by either party to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans.
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the ONCE,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi.
mony, must be nOd In the ofee tI0snty days before
the day OF hearing; the RTguments, II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony.
ordered also that this notice be publishsd In the
REPUBLIoLH and the Intsltf0snoer, WAshington, D,
O. and in the Journal, Boston, Mass, once week
for three successive weeks the hrst Of said publi-
Of hearing. to THEARER,
myA-lawSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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DROP osALs FOR FUEL,
QuAhrHRaAsrHa's oFrIcH, }
u. MARINh CnRPA.

U.s MARIsH CoRPs,
WARRINGTON, May %, 1887
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until TUESDAY. the 9th day OF July, 1857, At two
U. g. Marines at the following places during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1865 the Wood TO be good
charitable oak, and 10 DO delivered piled, measured
and Inspected at such points within the walls Of the
manding marine oneer free Of expense to the Unted
States The Coal to be best white ash anthraete egg
coal FREQ from dust and TO weigh 2240 pounds to the
ton to be weighed, inspected and delivered at such
| may be designated BY the commanding marine on
eer free Of expense to the United states; and both
Wood aud Coal TO be furnished upon the monthly or
| quarterly requiSition Of the Commanding onser,
showing the quantities required agreeAbly to regu
Itweshinson city, D. c., 800 ton. Of coal. $50 cords
| Of wood.
Portsmouth. N. H., las tons Of coal, 2ao cords Of
wood.
Al charlsstOwn, Mass, ITO tOus Of coal. $50 cords
| OF wood.
Al Brooklyn, N. Y, $50 tons Of coal. 90 cords Of
| wood.
Al PHILADELPHIA Pa, II, tons Of coal, 50 cords Of
| wood
At Gosport Va, leo tons OF coal 90 cords Of wood.
| At Pensacola, Fla, 125 cords Of wood.
At Mound City, ILL.,, 100 tons Of coal, % cords Of
wo d.
Payments will DO made upon the receipt Of &C.
counts duly authenticated by the officers
Of the posts at which the wood coal has been de-
| liysrsd,
The right is reserved to reject all bids considered
| unreasonable.
A guarantee to be signed by two responsible per
sons whose respohsib must be certified to by the
United States District Judge United States District
Attorney, or United States Collector must accompany
each proposal, otherwise 1t will not DO considered
to The undorsisnsd. wfLLfiM . SLACK,
| my30.wA Major and QnArterm aster
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ID PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLIONii

will send, postpaid, 80 Photographs OF the most
celebrated Actors for 90 cents 90 Act for 90
cents 90 Union Generals for 90 een.s 50 Rebel Gen
erals for 90 cents 30 statesmen for so beau
tiful young Ladies for 90 cents; 90 hns.looking
young Gentlemen for 90 cantsi 8 large Photograph
Of Prench Dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully
eolorsd, exactly as they sppeaT for 90 csnB or for
90 cents u the most beautiful Ladies' Of the Paris
Ian Ballet Troupe as they appear In the play Of the
BLACK Crook, at hiblo'a Garden, New York
Send all orders 10 p o. Box, III, Troy, N Y.
mylOd&wly
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FUN FOR ALLIl

Pull Instructions by which any person, male or
female, master the great art Of Vsntrloquism by
few hours practice, making a world OF fun, and
after becoming experts themselves, teach Others
thereby making It source OF Income Fpll instruo.
tons sent by mail for 90 eents Satisfaction guATAn-
teed
Address r. o. Drawer 81, Troy. N. Y.
- GsI-
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RDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
" Art GALLERY,
LLIaKHoIR BUILDING,
oil Seventh street,
oAOE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.

The damage caused By the late Are has been 20 far
repaired that business win be resumed
THIS MORNING, CwEDNKsDAI October Ath.)
When a. formerly the rule will BE- strictly enforced
throughout the establishment
"PRoDUOK TH1 BRsr, NO NATTER WHAT THR
COST IN TINE AND MATERNAL"
Mr.. o. takes this opportunity 10 thank his numsr.
Gus friends and suStomsrs for past kindness, and
10 say II shall be his constant aim 10 sontnuo 10
merit the very liberal sa'OurISsnsa, hsrstofers az.
tended 10 hin. oeI-du