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KEEPING BAD HoUsB.-Lieut Skippon, of
the 4th precinct yesterday arrested q German
woman named Louisa Deitz. and arraagned
her before Justice Morsell, charged with keep
ing house OF III. fame, and was fined Is BY
The Justice, while Louisa Germon, also Cor
man. and arrested with the former, was fined
SIS upon charge OF prostitu tion, preferred BY
the came person making the charge against
the former g.rs.H 49,
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FINE BLACK SACK GOATS, from eight to
twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars; Harris mixed Cass. Suits, from fifteen
to twenty dollars, at Smiths Great Central
Clothing House, $50 9TH st., opposite the Post
OH1ce. aaR--r. S,cl:
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q JAIL FOR CoURF.--Ohas. Boyde. colored, and
10 years old, came before Justice Walter yes
terday charged with the larceny OF watch
and a Eve cent piece, and was committed to
Jail for court So 49, {tat
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THE FRET.-Dr. White, Ohiropodist, 42i
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and.a-
half and Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails. &C., without pain. Office hours
from q. m. to d. m
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RsLIoIoUs-St. Matthew's Church. corner
18th and II streets, win tomorrow celehrats
the festival Of It's patron saint, ST. Matthe y.
the apostle. evaDEeiIst, and martyr. Al Sol.
sfnn high mass, with orchestral aocoinpsni-
ments Will be chanted. ana the Rev Fathef
!. n axutre, President Of GeofgetoWn Gomez.
Viii preach on the occasion. u IA .fa,Er,,
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number of
arrests made by the police yesterday was II;
amount OF fines imposed, $12555. The busl-
nees Of each precinct was as follows: Second,
IN arrests, fines S16. Third, 10 arrests, fines
S25 so. Fourth. 2 arrests. fines $40. Fifth, s
arrests. fines SO. Sixth, IL arrests fines So So
Seventh, arrests, fines 90. Eighth, 9 arrests,
fines 1885. Tenth, II arrests, fines BIO.
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BAIL FoR CouRT.-James Ted with came bs.
fore Justice Clark yesterday charged with
grand lsrceny, and was required 70 give bail
for court. 1stgsg - EtstgSy}sfff trsaer.
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REsIGNHp-Mr. VIM. b. Reed, who for
several years past has acceptably filled re-.
sponstble cferkship In the ONCE OF the Pay.
master General, has resigned, for the purpose
OF entering Into business with Mesers. DODGE
Mcclellan, claim and real estate agents =
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ALARM OF FrR1.-About eight O'Clock last
night, officer Rossiter discovered fire in the
rear Of the 5th cavalry barracks, between 18th
and 10th streets, above the avenue q few
squares, and turned In an alarm from box 49,
1t was ascertained that the fire was oaly the
burning of some rubbish. =
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EDUCATIONAL.

MONSIEUR AND MADAME MALLARD hay
lyl ing just returned, will resume their FRENCH
NO ao Oh BETWEEN 18th a. and .
sts. west. sel6iw
SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYs-I will open .
- School for small sLI Boys, at No. 20 Potomac
nenehg MoSDA! ssptsmSsr o ls ~ For terms Se,
through @s post Prospect or
ses.lots JAMES P. HARRY.
II OCK HILL GQLLkGE;
Studies Will 81 Fs.asd i IL this Institution On
MONDAY, September.
Board, Washing, and Tuition, $50: Entrance
fee. S.; Physicians fee, Sc. Music and Drawing
au 2s5w BRO. BETTELIN, President.
VOUNG LADIES' sEMINARY, A Boarding
snf Day ShGG Il 18th x s
' au h For 'r'T Miss apply to 1f
sH5df Sf {STSa fSp fsp viii RA y
.smbeP Ss
OF September. auE I'm
MISSES CHAPLIN AND KING will reopen thei
diana avenue between Third and Four and nd Halt
STREETS An English u, branches Taught ,Applios,
0n can 5e aae sSsl street. between nIa and
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
FREDdERICh, MARHLANRss
POSSESSING FULL COLLEGIATE POWERS,
Will commence its twenty fifth scholastic year on
the first Monday in September.
For catalogues, &C, address
REV. THOMAS n. CANN, A. M,
au l5-6w President.
Union ACADEMY, FOR YOUNG LADIES'.
y formerly under, the able superintendent OF
Mrs Richards will be conducted by MR. and
principals Of Moss Hill Seminars select board
ing and day school for young ladies, in the neigh
borhood of Boston, Mass. With an experience Of
in Europe and in this country. they can hope to
fulfill the duties they assuming with fidelity
and success. The ne Nt quarter will commence the
second MONDAY in September.
For further particulars please apply to
JOHN YORK.
Brookside, near Washington, ID. g.
au 80 colin
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Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man.
ufactory, 49 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. tt
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WARTS, MoLEs, VASCULAR ExCREsENCRs
&c, cured by DIR. White, Chiropodist, 40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a
half and Sixth streets. e..
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GRAPES

IlRRApEsl GRAPES GRAPES
FRESH EVERY DAY,
'fom Aen W%HO HIE And RETAIL, 2
at I. Parsons Fruit Depot, 491 9Th street,
Ex0ELsIoBl Ex0ELs1oR
HAIR oE HEAVYWEIGHT hhhHAAT
FOB REMov1NGS, . SgP,hthks ! inyo HAIR;
psnsabe artice to female beauty Is essiI1 as.
Piled, does not burn or iniure the skin, but acts
directly OF, the roots. It ts warranted 10 remote
superfuous hair from low foreheads or from SnS
ssiiy e. ss%s; sFi1 spi
used By the French and is the only reai efhcfs,s
depilatory In existence. Price Is cents Der nscf
age sent post paid 10 any address, receipt 81 a
s ssssYna 2ss :.ss. S Hss9;
lSTAMffN6. WaffantedI fast colors. Win
wash ana EOtl,, Done By . French cenposition,
ths receipt g xhsh hss sssa P1iohassd
1liis sass ss sss 's!iss 8 SAMPLE, and RI,
Isi. Hprons Oh i@Isssiooss o. s sxsi
Jag Y as 9aasHlEfEit By HpF s, WASH ours
/. dssn scinsSe nS.ssgo btaidl, 90, sewine; hptshe
ssn s. .ssssSsa . g. 49, g Pii f
Stsmpsd, and Tor sale at less than hail ths ususi
cost 81 braid. Birds, n,sdalions, Figures, animal
81 any pattern stamped. Goods % Iepsessntsd q
as s a ssS Is ;r.. o,,ss. fssss S.
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HELD FOR CoURT.-Yssterday OH GERS Berry
and Jacobs arrested John O'Toole, David
Wheeian, and Patrick O'Donaeli, on the
charge Of ASSEMBLING the colored man John
DixoD, on the previous day, q note OF which
was published yesterday. aud they were taken
before Justice Walter, who heard the case
and held them to bail fer court. Dixon is re.
ported to be quite badly injured.
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PROP. MAcALLIsTxR.-Thng great magician.
assisted by the talented and gifted Madame
Macaister, will open hts cabinet OF wonders
etOoo feilow's Hall on Wednesday evening.
crowded In every part greet Hin at every en-.
tertainmenf, compliment paid to hts wonder.
full skill IN the Art Msgique. One hundred
presents VIII pc given away nightly.
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sOlTYsTTEMS,s

q
FALL GooDs II Miller, iei Bridge strsst,
Seofeetowr. rs opening large sscek of Fan
Goods Ths ladies wi III do we'll to Il te HIND q
caii before purchasing elsewhere ifH
But 70 MY MIND, though / am native here,
and 10 the manor born, 1t is q custom. more
oonoIed In the breach than the obser vance. 70
sell Ciofhtng for One Price only, except by
SEEMING, corner Seventh street and Maryland
/ .JswELRY.-Bog Wood Sets and Buttons,
Coral Bar Sets and Buttons, Jet Spangle
Drops. Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, re-
cived this morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jew
cry Store, No. 43a Pennsylvania avenue, near
AZ street. $500
Two HUNDRED TIL oUsAnD CIGARS. embrac.
Weicn's wholesale TOBACCO House ana Cigar
Factory. No. l54 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th etreets--rangrng from BIS
to $50 per thousand.
BURNETT's COCAINE is 10. greasy or sticky.
1t is far Superior to pomades or alcoholic wash.
es as Embarrassing. st#
Sold BY all druggists. 60
FINE BLACK SACK COATS, from eight to
twelve dollars; ine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars; Harris mixed Cass. Suits, from fifteen
to twenty dollars, At Smiths Great Central
Clothing House, 4eo 9TH st., opposite the Post
Office. asa-,T4 s,7,l;
THE FzEr.-Dr. White, Oniropodist, 4si
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four -and.a-
halfand Sixth streets, removes Oorns, Bunions,
Bad Nails, &C., without pain. Once hours
from s q. m. to 8 p. m =.
WE WOULD ADVISE QUE LADY READERS,
to have them stamped in initation Of braid.
now go fashionable in New York, giving the
SKIRT neat appearance and not half the cost
OF oraiding. VIM. Prince, Ninth street, is the
hA~A ,hNn ~ "a A~11p
children's clothing ladies will ind this great
saving. 1902;
PRICE LIST Of Francs Gents Furnishing
Goods, 494 9TH street, between ID and E, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall:
Gray's Collars, ls cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars, is cents per box; Goldsmith
Byron's Collars, is cents per box; good Cot
ton half hose, 10 cents per pair; Best English
half hose, SO cents per pair: good heavy Meri-
no Undersh.rts, z5c., 90c. and 81; good heavy
Merlno Drawers, 75c, 9Gc. and 81; good White
Shirts, s1.25 and Sl5O; a No. l White Shirt,
$3.50. 1851:
CORSET STRELs at cents pair, at Charles
Baums celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man =
ufactory, 49 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. It
WARTS, MoLEs, VASCULAR ExCREsENCRs,
&c, cured by DIR. White, Chiropodist, 42i
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-
half and Sixth streets. g..
QURsTIoN.-How can Franc afford to sell
Gents Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store Of this city!
Answer.-He buys ALL his goods for cash
sells more Of them-and is satisfied with smaller
profits.
Call at 494 9TH street, between u and E, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. 1901:
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.--Apply a. the
Star ONCE.
PENNIES can be had In any quantities at the
Star Office counter. -...
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.sasi5sgs f4s1saIsr nsas-A sssE
'Isl2E. TAO - sag - csBsszEas ast.s
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ALsxxaDhrA AID vIonrTx-Ths yosrnss

AL1XAADnIAa ANps FIUMffxs-The vetrn0t
OF t1ais unorutu4 says: lss1a s.
i The temperance meeting at yisnna, Fatrfax.
WedneadGE, ~ q suCc61s. IL was dH&6f thu
sApoptes1 Of - Sons Of sTappefSHoA 4Ne the
Good TempIars. s.At about eleven O'CLOCK the
procession was formed, headed by splendid
band from Washington city, and marched to
beautiful grove . snort distance from the VII.
large. Hsre TIE exercises were opened WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-21

AssonrmzsT d6F 81 gI5y s. oonPllra-
All grades Of FAMILH.fs ~ .f,8
All grades Of EXTRA
All grades Of SUPER, sTrr-5ssff
s'n' "a AZ @ VERY low k1TEs.
Assortment Tor Baker . use complete, =
All kinds Of Mil Feed, Hay, Straw, &c. a
Ground Alum and Fine saIf, pfTk le's S snss'' y
'Esfsd gEg 81 Indians avenue and LIST street, IS
ap8 'sa near Baltimore Depot. 's
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct., Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. passed in of Brown
VS.. Brown and others, being No So4 on the equity
THURSDAY, the 26th day of September, at s
O'Clock p: part of lot No. 20 in Beatty d Haw
kins' addition to Georgetown, fronting 80 feet
the west side of friedrich street and running back
same width rs feet deep, with the frame buildings
south of the residence of Mr.. John Fowler Also
part of lot No. q, in Old Georgetown. beginning
fronting on the south side of Prospect street, and
running 70 feet, then south 10 feet, then west
the two story frame house upon the same. Terms:
third Of the purchase money in cash, the resi-
due in and l2 months from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving his notes with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale, the pur-
of the sale by the court. AL conveyancing and
stamps at the csst of the purchaser.
r. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
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w q T 8 < = 3 ,S 20 e. :
w MusrM1Hrsl z

-. -, - ~ 7 I6I -. = b
Forced to grow upon the emoothest face In IRON
three 70 I've weeks bY using DIR. sEVIGNE'S RES.
TAURATEUK CAP1LLA1RE, the most wonder
lul discexsry n modern science, acting, upon the
Beard and Hair In an almost miraculous man.
ner.L II haa been used by the elite Of Paris and
Londen With the most fattering success. Names
Of ~ purchasers will be registered, and II entire
naney WIN be chesrfqlly refunded. Price BY mail,
sealed and postpaid ~: Descriptive circ9lsrs md
eNUTIe . CO., Ohemists, Ne. 3s9 Rtysr greet,
Troy, New Tork. Sole agents for the United
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THE RIVER FRONT, Sept. 2l.-A fruitless
tramp through the mud and mire this morning
Only TWO arrivals and not one departure since
our last report. The schooner Thos. Is. Seth,
Capt Parker, from Persiumon Point, arrived
last night at Crouch wharf, loaded wood, for
MIR. Laurie, and the schooner Mary Augusta.
wrotch, from Baltimore, with $500 usheis OF
oats for the Government arrived At 9th street
wharf
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OH .sat asTo9 10 49, F9faI..i,
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter. -...
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
Wea now receiving and opening our stock of
SEAS0NABLE GOODS, embracing the newest and
most desiable styles in the market Also full as
sortment of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, q large
stock of Goods for Mems and Roys' wear, Gloves,
Hosiery and Notions, all of which will be sold very
cheap. We respectfully solicit examination Of
stock. BENJAMIN MILLER,
Sc q Ct 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown, D. c.
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On WEDNESDAY MORNING, September 25th,
at III clock will sell, at the Cottage, corner Of
Fayette and Fourth streets, a general assortment
of Household Furniture consisting OF Tables,
Stands, Bureaus. Chairs, Beds' eads, Featherbeas,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, and many other arti
cles too numerous to mention. Also. one fine
Silver plated Grover Il Bakers Sewing Machine.
Sc lS-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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~ GLOVER, TIMOTHY, ...-Eg
ORCHARD. HERDS. Ii.
.ss- s KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
AND OTHER GRASSES f..
r.as -. JOHN A. BAKER
Nos, SO and 90 Louisiana avenue,
bet 9th and 10th sts., IN Hay Market,)
Sc 1S-eOlw washington, ID. u.
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SEVERELY HURr.-About- noon to-day,
while q colored man, named Abraham Curtis,
wss aittinE against the north eastern wall OF
the ancient residence Of the lats Hudson Tay :.
Tor, Esq on the corner OF Ninth and ID streets,
q cluster OF brick, (sone twelve or fifteen In
Rumber.) fell from the top OF the second story
wall. which worxmen are engaged In pulling
ton, and the bricks striking him Ia the back.
crushed the spinal bone. There IL but Iittle
chance OF his recovery He was taken to his
residence and physician sent for. Another
oolored man was sitting lear BY, and barely
osaapad iniurv .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-22

Ine maxim that ''two Of t.ade can never
agree would seem to have matrimonial
applicatiees Fanny Fern. who is the wife
OF James Parton, the journalist and essaYi3:,
says in relation 70 marriages bsiyeea iiteyary
people; sHatrhat shall we 81. ofthe sit
pation' when Library man and literary
women are yoked. When the world abroad
demands the best Of each. aud nothing is
left for hone consumption When instead Of
writing sonnets to each other, and looking at
the ehaste moon in their leisure moments, as
the sentiments have arranged it, they are TOO
ased up 10 DO any thing but gape? When q
change Of programme would not only be q
blessing, but absolutely necessary, to stave off
a coroner inquest When the sight of book
to either is like water to mad dog; particu-
larly the sight Of their own books, which pre-
sent SUCH sn amount cf iaesdaebs and both.
or, and sseepless nights, to enable critic to
notice only printers mistake in q date,
Which is,geneTa4y sst down 10 the authors
want of knowledge Of his subject? Whea
they wosaAr. 10 he raped state Of their
nerves, what life is worth, II il is to be forey
Fer pitched up TO tk4t Key. When they caa'f
open their mouths on any subject without
peryersely saying every thing they don't
mean, and nothing that they do?''
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The Author OF Junius.

In Aerisale's Life Of Sir ph:lip Era.c,s,,
Just published IN Laaibn, the following es.
i..a-,e "a male of Lis character, implying
that he was Just rs maligant and ungraieful
as Francis as he was as Junius:
There never was q character in which light
and darkness were more strongly con.rasted
The deeper shades Of it are brought out only
too powerfully by its own revelstions Of his
caaancs and metres. With tie yindictive,
and rancorous quality of his ani.mosities, the
world are already pretty well acquainted :;
not so well, perhaps, With that unhappy ma
ture which made him quarrel with one friend
and beneiactor after another, and leave on
record the most cutting memorials Of bic I:3.
pleasure against .aeal. have felt at times;
.hea talk dg in with these produ ctions of per
Verse male1olence. as If i was q violation
OF whae is due to the dead to pabiish
them; but, in point of fact manr OF the doe
4laeats which CONTAIN them were evidently
intended BY himself for rosthumous, If not
earli.. ..-ii;-,. :.
Setting aside altogether the sins of which
.upins was guilty in this respect, those ps,.
pretrated IN tie samaskea person Of Francis
were snihcaent to constitute heavy indict,
Eent against him. One friend. supporter.
patron and colleague after smother kinnoul,
chatham, Ihos. Wood, Calcraft, D'Oyly,
Ciavering, Fowke, Coots, Tox. the pr;ncs -
males,,hose who had wished we'll 70 him,
le'enuea hlr' shoWered benefits or him-aps
peSr a. iast u his written records, branded
WIN some unir'endty or contemptuous notice,
some insinuated or pronounced aspersion,
ungrateiul at best, but treaeherous also, il,
as has been already copjec,ured, he meant
those records to be known some day to the
world From snch displays Of CHARACTER a.
these and i issofno use FOR the honest biog-
rapher to attempt to disguise them-the OBJ
server shrinks with natural aversion.
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Ito add - bis uapsprlsFity, The Prince
Of Watss y Do3 - ascendant at All Saints
church, strongly ritualistic temple, in Lon>
don.
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Tas Saturday Rerier, speaking Of Nor.
wood. says; What, ve ahouN lks to know,
would be the literary or pecuniary success Of
tho present work, whether on this or the 9TH
er side a he Atlantic, Aad 4 come out ~
the anonymous venture Of some unknown au-
thor H. N X
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Ax extract from The letter Of IN o6csr on.
Board u one Of the English ships at St.
Thomas = Ne hther dsserihsi sls following
act Of hsroism on the part Of Spanish OH
Dr. Je 4yfs s11s Ubp6si d : 1pnish
eunboai behaved very we'll. Directly The
hurricane Bsesn; he cut away his mast then
slaEzd shs4 ~ Aashoe, pickia9 sp he
&o1aisf. 1lter thus saving about eighty
vlttvSR, ehsDqer N)lS1 NAT afwlshed
l6y1 1b4ard Snd dro&ned.H y =
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Notice In Dankrup:cy.

TNHlS is to give notice that on tho 2oth day
Il OF Dec, A. D. 1887, warrant in Bankruptcy was
keokuk, Lee comfy, and State Of Iowa, who have
been adiGiged Bankrupt spoa ther own petition.
That the payn any debts ard delivery Of any prop
srty belonging sech Bsnkrupts them for .ber
use and tia transfer OF any property By them b fr
bidden By Law. Thsta meeting % the crediters OF
aaid Bankrupts to prove their debts and to ohoose
ormere asssness OF their will be held at this
OF Bankruptcy, to be lden at the oce of the Regis
ter fn Bankruptcy. ia thc ei.y Of Ksokuk Iowa. bsurs
John Bruca E-eis.er the 10th day of February, A.
D. 1858, at 10 O'clock s-
@. ". CLARK, U.s.M.
sat dt22 By IL FuLtos, Deputy.
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Watches, Clocks, 4 yeweiry Eep9irpd
& q Rrtdgc,.,..,..........Eou Z 2 Estes uousa
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A NNUNTTI0N.--H Hunters can always Adds
"A fai sappiy opf ths 9ssst Powder oses 9Aet ~
tssSl@s COX nv M
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CAEQUER AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
In Leather and rich Morocco bindings

enessm en--vo Bone,W olandRu aIszes.
Cups-Bone plain r,aad goods.
Banker Cases&
Is6SAl
Olpaintng,
Building
Paper Picture Books OF FuunyRh
Inkstands and Pen paper
neandIy Iyor PapeKn
sTEREOsCOPEs AND sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS.
10 sa,uary
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Watches, Watches, Watches.
Priges Nos 4 Estes Hanss
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WOOLEN GOODS.
aiatt. ....... Main st-bet 4th j 5th.
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To CLEAN KID GLoN Es.--1ou may clean
kid gloves with soap and flannel fhns: Put
the glove on the hand moisten the flannel
with clean water, rub on the soap, then rub
the soiled gloYe with the flannel, taking care
to wash Off the dirt as it accnmulates ON the
flannel. When the glove appears clean, rub
it with clean soft towel before removing it
from the hand. Take it off and blow into il.
Let it dry very gradually, and when dry pull
it we'll out; it will then regain its color, which
appears changed in drying,
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Ncncill, Jones 4 Ce.."seor Third & Main streets.
hess, Stern i Co.......cor Second b Main streets.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farm for Sale ChAan,

only $I9 PER ACRE-fcr -qusrter
~ section aAusted nins miles lkun Kssku1, seax
ths plsnt rcaA n fenced, log house, and eoHsbns
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