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aEonGETowN MArrERs.

ORDERS for the NArrosiL REruBLicAS in George.
town may be left At the bookstores Of Messrs. T.
N. X. Mills L Co, Uats Crandelt's,) rs Bridge
street, or Al Me,sr'. O. T. Getty 4 Co. ., lOs
Bridge street, where copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To ora SUBSCRIBERS IN ALEXANDRIA Mr.
George W. Jones, No. 81 North Alfred street. be.
tween Queen aud Cameron streets, Is our author
lied agent for tho NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit Advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
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yesterday morning, Harrison Moran, colored,
and two OF his comrades were out on the Pc.
tomac, about one mile below the Long bridge,
In small boat. Harrison, by making misstep,
caused tho boat to upset, throwing them into
the water. They chung to the bottom OF 1t
until some friends who were or shore came to
their assistance. Harrison would certainly
have drowned had he not been aided by the
Others, as he could not swim.
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FAST RIDINu TO BE DIscoSTINUgD-Col,
Wallace, commanding the garrison of WASH
ington, has just issued an order prohibiting
the habit OF mounted men belonging to the
service riding through the public streets OF
this city at gait calculated to injure public
horses and endangering the lives OF citizens.
mitted to ride through the streets of Wash
ington and Georgetown, except at a walk or
trot, unless In the case of messengers, when
authority for more rapid gait will be en-.
yiolators of this order will be arrested and
brought to trial for disobedience OF orders.
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RoBBERIEs.-The entering and breaking into
residences by providing thieves seems to be
morning, about o'clock, the residence OF Mr..
VIM, Fletcher, on Fifth street, between II aud
| streets, was entered by unknown parties,
and robbed of q black frock coat, vest, and
pants. In the coat were two memorandum
books and the Sunday papers, and In the vest
was $3.50 In cash, and in the pants was a bunch
of keys and pocket comb. The thieves ef.
cred.
The residence of DR.. s. 5, Bond, on II street,
near the corner of Third, was entered about3
o'clock yesterday morning, but the thieves
were discovered before they effected their pur-
pose.
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FIRST WARD DENoCRATIc ASTl-RADICAL
CLun..Thc regular weekly meeting of the
First Ward Democratic Antl-Radical Club
was held last Monday night at Stotts Hail.
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Twentieth
street, the president, Mr.. N. Csllan, in the
chair.
After the reading of the minutes of the last
meeting, John A. Chism, Dennis Hickey,
George Boyd, William Linkins, William X Ing,
Philip Herman, Daniel Linkins, Joseph Q.
Henry Roche, and Patrick Cooke were elected
to membership.
MT Msg,rty, from the s9nmittss appointed
they had performed that duty.
Mr.. Hagerty moved that the money appro-
prlstsd to pay the committee to attend to he
club; which was adopted.
Mr. Emmerson moved a vote of thanks be
rendered to the committee for attending to the
registrationj which was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Boyle moved that the treasurer be au-
thorized to pay any expenses that may have
been incurred by the committee on reglstra-
tion; which was adopted.
the meeting OF the Central Anti.Radical Club
held on Friday night last.
MT Boyle understood that great number
| he also understood that the books would be
opened fve days before the election, and he
moved that the committee attending the reg
| istration be authorized to continue their du.
ties and secure their registration.
Mr. EmmeIson agreed with Mr.. Boyle, but
would ASK who were those men who had not
| registered; they were white kid.gloved men,
| who, when the nominations were made, would
| stand on the corner and ask why they didn't
| nominate better men. While he was up he
would like to make some corrections; he was
| reported MS saying what he did not say. He
| had ever been the friend of the colored man.
The elective franchise had been conferred upon
| him by the National Leg islature, and they were
| fools II they didn't exercise II.
| Mr.. Kilmartin thought 1t would be wise to
appoint committee to canvass the ward and
| see II those who had not registered co uld not
| be induced to registration, The suggestion
| was adopted, and the committee appointed on
| registration were requested to act.
| Mr. Kilmartin moved the committee be In
| creased to twelve; which was adopted, and the
| following additional members were appointedi
| Messrs. Waters, Wroe, McDevitt Given,
Boyd and Daniel Linkins.
On motion by Mr.. Emmerson, the president
| Of the club was added to the committee, after
which the meeting adjourned.
| GESTLEMRN's DREss SHIRTS FOR t2.-You
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ELECTION OF 0BFIcERs. AT the annual
election of officers yesterday for the National
Ninth street, for the ensuing year, the follow
ing officers were unanimously elected; Mat
thew @. Emery, presidentj Thomas M. Pillow.
man, vice presidents Lewis ClephAne, treas
prer,
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CRIMINAL CoURT-JUdge Cariier.-This court
was engaged yesterday In the following cases!
the HACK STAND CASE.
The case OF the hackmcn, chaigcd with nui.
shnGe IN maintaining the hack stand, near
Willards' Hotel.
The Court said that he had not given the
questions Involved in the Instructions the
extended consideration which he had desired
to do, and would conRnc himself to the simple
announcement OF his conclusions. An un-
founded distinction had been drawn between
the liability OF the corporation as licenser of
this hack stand, and the hackmen as licensees
There was no such distinction; both were
liable. 1t had been urged that Congress had
conferred Its whole power over nuisances to
the corporation. There was nothing to show
this transfer of power. Neither the power to
abatc nuisances nor to regulate hackney
coaches gave any such Jurisdiction to the cor
poration. The city had the power to regulate
hacks for the public convenience and to re-
move nuisanccs to the public health and COM
fort, but there Its powers stopped; 1t could
not legalize nuisance.
The second instruction, that the corporation
was bound to provide against the hack stand
becoming anuisance was granted, with the ad.
dition that the Occupiers OF the stand were
also under the same obligation. The third,
that due diligence to remove all Injurious re-
suits arising from the hack stand relieved the
hackmen from further responsibility was
granted, with the additional words, "unless
the jury find that the defendants created a
nuisance which care and diligence eoul Id not
to instruct the jury that In order to make
public nuisance, 1t was necessary that the
smell, Sc, should affect the whole neighbour
hood.
The case was srguedby Messrs. MerrLck and
Darlington for the prosecution, aud Messrs.
Brent and Phillips for the defence.
At the close OF the argumen. and before the
ease was given to the jury the court adjourned.
-
ORrHANs' CourT-Judgs PWeeH.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday:
LAST WILL.
The last will of Edwin W, Moore, commo.
dore OF the Texan navy before annexation,
made the Goth day OF April, ISIS, was filed for
probate,
In this will the tcstator leaves all his estate
to Emma NJ. Cox, (now Moore.) OF Philadel.
phia whom he namss his cSecutrix.
The last will OF Charles Demonett, No. 1873
Pennsylvania avenue, was filed for probate.
The testator bequeAths all his property to his
wife.
LETTERS TEsTANESTARY, Ere.
Emma NJ. Moore qualified as executTiN Of L.
W. Moore, giving bond In VI 900, with Charles
II. Smith and Mary Saunders as sureties.
Margaret X. Falconer qualified as admins
traitor OF George L, Falconer, giving bond In
", 100, with Il. +, Falconer and Thomas Evans
as sureties.
Ellen Sarsaeld qualified as administratrix OF
Lawrence Sarsdeld, giving bond In 800, with
4. Sarsheld and Is. Sarstell as sureties.
APPRENTICES.
Ncttie Fay was npprcnticed to Sarah {. Hal
len to learn the "trsde and mystery Of house
keeping"
Adjourned,
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RECOVERY or LosT MONEY We are in.
formed that an Alexandria detective has sue
oeodod In recovering s93 OF the $3.50 which was
lost by Captain Cornelius Johnson, OF the
schooner Virginia Dare, on Monday, near
Seventh street wharf, He found It In the nos.
session Of a boy In that city, who alleges that
wharf, and that he had spent part OF 1t for a
revolver and gun.
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TRUSRs.-Stcphens h Co., No. $40 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, have just received large and
superior assortment OF trunks among which
may be particularly mentioned the large pack
Ing trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, together
with every variety OF satchels, travelling bsgs,
and valises for ladies', all of which are offered
ing travelling should call and examine the stock
at stephens & Co.'s.
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CLOTHING FOR SPRING.-Messrs. stephens
Il Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an extern
siye and well selected stock Of youths, boys,
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
will soon be here, and 1t behooves our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment of Stephens Co.
before the rush comes.
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POLICE MATrERs.-P. Dennis and WIN. II.
Campbell were arrested by Officers Ross and
Harper fined the first named %, and the latter
was fined q like sum by Justice CLARK, for vast
Ing Potomac water.
Henry Shorter before Justice Clark for com.
mitting an assault and battery on Richmond
Mullin. lie gave security to keep the peace.
He was then rearrested for committing an as.
sault on Henry shorter. Justice Hazard i'm
John Weicker was "run In" by Officer Felt,
Of the same precinct, for keeping two dogs
without license. He was required to pay sl.Go
costs by Justice Clark.
officer Williams took Josephene Williams,
colored, before Justice Harper for enticing
prostitution. She paid IS and went on her way
John A. May was arraigned before Justice
Morsell, In the Fourth precinct by Officer
Crump, and was fined $3.50 for running cart
Oiiicer Fox, OF the Seventh precinct, arrested
Daniel J. Byrne, restaurant Keeper, for selling
liquor without license. He was hned go by
Oficers Dranc and Smith, of the Same pre-
cinct, found open the door of John O'Meara's
grocery store, on pen1sylvanta avenue, be-
o'clock on Monday night. lie was notified Of
the fact, and the premise made secure.
Justice Thompson disposed OF the following
cases, In the Second precinct:
william Myers, colored, WAS run H." by
Ohlcer MeDermott, and was lined Is for ped
ding without n license.
The same officer arrested Thomas Brush,
colored, charged with the larceny of n lot of
bacon from the store of Mr. II. s. Maine, on
Fourteenth, between and 4 streets. lie
gave bail for a hearing.
William Simaker, charged with the larceny
of clothing and gun, by J. +. Barnes, was ar.
rested by Officer Hysman. The evidence In
the case not being sufficient to convict him, 1t
was dismissed,
The following amounts OF nnes were i'm.
posed In the various precincts: First precinct,
a. so. Filth ; prepinet' IA 20, seyenth precinet
si2; Sanitary Company, $40. Total, sl0S.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
ing transfers OF real estate have been reported
at the Real Estate Exchange OF r. NJ Hall /;
Part OF lots in square 1000, 30 feet on Four.
part OF lot 8, in square 3d. at u, $50; lots I,
and ., old Georgetown, in alley, at $25s; lot s,
block Is, Meridian Hin, at sS25; lot ., In same
$685. part OF lots and $, in square 2Isi parts
Of lots 2, and T. in square 2d7i lot 0, in square
oil and lots 3, q, . andD In square 0ii at - 600
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New ORDERS IssUED.-We are informed, by
good authority, that the board OF directors OF
the Washington and Georgetown street Rail-
road Company have issued an order compel
ling their conductors and drivers, who have
draw tickets on leaving the office after their
days work is done, to pass them over the road
to and from their homes. When they are not
on duty, they are compelled to pay their fares,
as all others do.
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REsidNED.-The President has accepted the
resignation OF Second Lieutenant John IL
Kelley, Of the goth infantry,
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FUNERAL or @. X, LOOMS, KILLED ny RAIL
ROAD AcCIDEST.-The funeral of q. X, LOOMS,
general freight agent of the Buffalo and Erie
on the New York and Erie ri '% railway, was At.
tended, Ia Buffalo to-day, by q large concourse
of citizens and friends from abroad A special
train from Lake Shore road took to Buffalo a
great many persons from the line OF the road
to attend the funeral.
Mr.. LOOMS, we are informed has relations
in this city.
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The INDUSTRIAL HONE School acknowl-
edges, with thanks. the following donations I;
Plano boxes, from W. q. Metzerott & 90; pa,
per boxes, from Mr.. Ballantyne, Mr.. Davis,
Mr., Wilson, and Mrs. Bliss. Also, Through
Mrs. Elliottl boxes from Mr.. Shuster and
Mrs. Lowe. The school has for sale number
Of useful articles, such as ironing boards, pie
boards, match. boxes, &c, and is also prepared
to furnish them In any quantity desired.
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METzEROTT HALL.
CLASSIC soIREEs
by the
MENDELssoHS QUINTETTE CLUB.


tOf DOston,)
THEIR NINETEENTH SEASON
Two Soirces Of Classic Chamber Music will b.
given on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April q
aud %, assisted by the distinguished Pianist, C.
d, PARKER.
See programme at the music store Of Metzerott &
Co. where Reserved Seats can be had. free of
| charge. Tickets, Ono Dollar. Concert commences
at y. IN. precisely. apls.td
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The RlvER FRoNT-Cdrter's Whdrf-Arrivcd
-Schr. Pearl, Williams, from Hayre-de-Gracc,
with lumber for +. ). Blitz. Sailed-Snhr.
James CUTLERY, Freer, down the river, light.
Riicy'S Whart-Sary Eliza, Harris, for Havre-
de.iracc, with coal, for Magruder h Bogus.
The steamer Columbia, Harper, will steam for
Baltimore this morning at q o'clock, with pas.
sengers and freight.
F0rlcT's IrhdEf.-Arrlycd-Schr Louie +.
Smith, Crie, from Boston, with ice for the
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company,
and furniture for District merchants; Cherub,
Lyman, from Philadelphia, with IFS tons Of
coal for the same company; Shawnee Tribe
Covington, from lower Maryland, with wood
to order. Ssiled-Schrs. Sarah J. Vaughn,
Vaughn, for st. Mary's river; J. Is. yelling
ton. down the river, light.
Bropa y Sons Whdg.-Arriyed-Schr. Hell
len, NJ. ]. Garry, from Havre.de-tiracc, with
1870 tons OF coal to $. l.. Brown X Son. Sailed
--Schrs. Lizzie Williams, Il. NJ. Cooper; Adds
A. Fry, y. Cooper, both to Georgetown, to
load corn for Portland, Maine.
JohnsOn's WhdrE-Fish have been arriving
In large quantities during the last few days
Shad sold yesterday for tl3Gli per 100; her.
ring t79T 80 per 1000
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GESTLEMRS's DREss SHIRTS FOR t2-You
can get good ones for that figure at Henning's,
No. oil Seventh street.
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WAsHISUTOS, April u, ls1s,
On the petition Of OLIVER 4, BCrhAS, Admin
istrstor Of the estate fJANEsA CUrrlNa deceased,
VI Boston, Massachuseits, praying for tho exten-
sion Of patent granted to tho said James A. Cut
ting the 18th day Of july 1854, for an Improvement
In composition for making Photographic Pictures,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes plLer on the llIh day Of July, ls6S;
il is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the 18th day Of June
next, At II clock III. aud all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hlc Ia the Patent Olico their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttcsRty days before
the day q hearing all testimony hled by either either
and transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on application:
mony mus. be hled In the ohiee ttenty days seiSTe
the day Of hearingi the arguments. II any withih
ten days after hling the testimony. ,
| Ordered. also, that this NOTICE be published In
| the REPuRLICAS aud the iHtsiiigsnc'r, washing
ton, D. C.. and In the Post, Boston. MassaehH.
sets, once week for three successive weeks the
Arst Of said publications to be at least sixty days
| previous to the day VI hearing =, srorr
apa.TuS Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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State Appointments.

Jhc following appointments have vlccU; II
been made hy Governor SCOTT:
.Strte .iudior--R Reuben Tom,li.5on.
.ibbcc,iic Cor"tn- Treasurer. l.. n. Rus
sell; Auditor y. {. Hawthorn; Assessors.
George Nickols. VIM. McCo'l.
>@icfsoR- Treasurer. DHn'l Brown; Au.
djinr JHo. L. Cochran; Assessors. Wm. NJ
.AlliSicr. Alex, Dickson.
Ha"~W- Treasurer, l.. j.. llalonQus,
.iUdtur, W. +. ScaSc.
BcGWoW- Treasurer. f.. :. Kuh Auditor,
Capt liundictl; Assessors, ID, +. Thorpe, j.
". Collins.
lhorlcston-- Auditor, 4. j. Eau,icr; .\sscs-
sors, Col. Francis Lance, l.. i. Wall
Chestcrd,id-- Treasurer, John McCulla An
ditor, Timolhy L. Weston; Assessors. j. Vt.
Terrill, w. \. :;owcl.
CheSt.r Treasurer. u. NJ Graham .\usli-
tor.Jolln G. Rcslcr; Assessors, DR.. Eli Corn
wen. Clulca Robbins.
CMletoa-- Auditor, Levi, Pickcus Asses
sor, ". Il. IIoyt.
Edgedeid- Auditor, Lonis Schiller: Asses
sor, James D0bbin
Fl Fuirfeid -Ircasiircr john W. Clark; Al.
lior. james >. stewart; Assessor, Il. IS.
Boncy.
GreenrHle--Ircasurcr, ". w. Robert on
Auditor, James NJ Runnon; Assessors
John Carmaa. w. {. kcllntt.
Gtorgct0r Treasurer, $. Il. Carr Au.!i-
tor. w w. Walker; Assessors, j. y. l.. Re
boser, >. b. Anderson.
Harry Treasurer, Dr. V. W. Waller; Au-
ditor, Charles II. Johnson
hcrSha,c--'l' Treasurer, Or. DcSauss sure (; Au-
ditor, Henry Larduza.
Lancaster Treasurer, John B. CouSarl
Auditor. j. +. G. Mittagg; Assessors, irwin
Clinton, Il. w. Cousart
Leflngton--Trcasurcr. b. j. Hayes Audi
tor, y. II Hendrix; Assessors, Henry NJ.
Gross. j. W. Lownan.
Ila'lboro'- Treasurer, Joseph l.. Breeder
Auditor. w II. .Boyce; Assessors, lhos. Il.
Dudley. John NJ. Miller.
Oconee Treasurer, David Sanders; Audi
tor, l.. b. johnson; Assessors, Samuel II.
Johns, a. Bryce. Sen.
OrangebWg g-Trcasurcr. John d. Mount
Auditor, james Van Tasscll; Asses ,ors,
John Davis, Robert Turner
ifckens- Treasurer. W. H. Lesley; Audi
tors, Alonzo NJ. Folgcr; Assessors, NJ. s.
Hendrix, John Craig.
ISpa1anburg Treasurer. j. u. Il. Camp
Auditor. W. Magil Fleming, Assessors
Enoch Canning, Ivan Barnett.
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THE EENT, CHEAPEST, ANn MOTT 81 'C,'E>S.
fIL EAMI.v rArLE IN J'ItE UNION"
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SrLuNpiUtn .lLu31HArT!s.
l,!cal Notices ~ :n,--r.nA. !.

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lean Family paper ilAErEES 5 WEhkIy has
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ON OF l!arp'r's weekly long after w:iitrs,
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The best oi is elias, ii Nnc"ica Sra'}n
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The Articles upon public questions wiirh
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week form remarkable series or brief poiIi-
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and pointed $tatcmcul. by good conh,o,
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5prGlal sl(ollfes,
no ConSt,lnpti>-c.,

The following article, from the Boston
lIoHd's Crisis, Of .\u.s. 2Gth. lSGS. will bt.
found interesting 10 CohSumplive sufferers:
lung; COMPLAINTS, SO.
10 those troubled Will lung complaints.
bronchitis, asthma, and kindred complaints.
can consccnliously recommend the pre-
scription Of Rev. Edward 4. Wilson, Of Will
liamsbtrg. Kings County. n. Y. to be a
sure remedy. Ihave no doub, al all that the
medicine saved my wifcS life. She was ~iven
mp by the best physician rs beyond his skill ;
and Mr.. Wilson's remedy cured her, by the
blessing Of God This prescription can be
obtained free OF Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
Williamsburg, Kings County, y. i. know
of several other instances where The remedy
has "fcctcd cnrcs Of lung diseases. which
batllcd the best medical advice Now all
who have lung complains, or even think
consumption has seized upon them, take my
advice If YOU want any such remedy, and
send at once as above, and yon will never
rcgrct It. j, n BERRY.
Boston, Mass. 7ctof "
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\ WONDERFUL MicRoscopE.- .--I The ed
itor Of the New York Sunday School
Adrocate-Rcv. Daniel Wise, D. d.
SAYS
The simplicity, the cheap ness and
magnifying power Of the celebrated Craig
Microscope struck me with surprise.
Then was examining Hy's eye By its
aid, andwas struck with wonder ut The
skill and power OF the Creator which is
displayed in its structure. When | saw
q statement III an advertisement that this
microscope magniicd one hundred di-
alncters, or ten thousand times, and
could he bought for $3.50, ! thought it
was one Of the many humbugs or The
hour, for had paid $50 for micro
scope not long before. But now find it
to be really valuable instrument which
should like to see introduced into the
families Of our readers in place Of the
manifold useless toys which please for
an hour and then arc destroyed This
microscope both amuscs and i;lstruc Is
them, and advise every boy and girl
who wishes to know the wonders which
lie in little things to save his money un-
til he las 927a," and send it to
George Meade, Socinc, Wisconsin, and
you will promptly receive this beautiful
aew microscope by mail, postage paid.
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