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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In GesFgetsWu.


BOARD OF HEALTH-Ths monthly meeting
OF me Board OF Health was held last evening,
anu .ne Following report ofin terments received
ior Tue montn OF October w hole number OF
oeauns, u: OF which IS were males and IL
iemsies: IS white and 70 colored. Causes Of
oeath.ChoIera Infantum, 3; dropsy, ;; con-
sumption, y whooping cough. ,; old age, ?;
congestiSe fever. ,: ureomia a. castro eutrtte I:
ephlpsy' l. exposure, l. wounds f. unknown,
o. Oitne above number IS were between one
and nfteen years of age: Z between twenty
and forty years; between forty and seventy.
years; l, seveniy-fye, and ,, eighty three years
OF age.
TIE CANAL.-There are very few boats now
expected in day or two. The arrivals during
the month to date number 225.
RIVER FRoNT-Entered-Stea +. q
knight, Denty, and Empire, Price. from New
York, with large freight for District Mer-
chants.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.-Yesterday afer
our report closed the folio wing sales Of wheat
were made: 226 bushels at % 30, and 2.7Ol
bushels at S2-35. To-day business was rather
brisk and prices seem To advance steadily.
We quote: OferIngs-3,s5O bushels wheat
Sales-450 bushels at - %; $50 bushels ats 30 =
leo bushels at -; $50 bushels at s2-3iA.
FOUND AT LAsT.-About two months since
Thomas Lynch, & watchman a. the Nation al
Cemetery at Arlington, fired pistol on Water
street and a warrant was issued for his arrest
Lynch, however, mansged 10 keep shady tlll
Yesterday, wnen be- was arrested by officer
Myies and carried before Justice Buckley, who
fined him II 81.
To SPoRTsNEN.-Persons fond Of duck shoot
ing can now have plenty of that kind OF sport
without gong very tar, as the river Is alive
with ducks IN the neigh borhcod OF the maya
zine locks, five miles above GEORGETOWN.
Heller TENT. No 70, /. q. o. R.-This Tent
held stated meeting last evening. and. after
the transaction OF the regular order OF business
an address was delivered by Mr.. Calvert. OF
Potomac Tent, ana was responded 10 by Past
Chief Ruler DeyiGe.
INDEPENDENT CIRCLE, No. :, BROTHERHOOD
OF TIRE UNIoN.-ThIs Circle, at ats meeting on
Monday evening, was visited by Capitol Circle,
from the Navy Yard, Washington. aud ad-
dresses Were made by Messrs. Bartle, Hinelne
Devine, and Prather.
SALE OF PRoPERTT.-The two-story and
basement brick house, No. 81 Eayette street
which was 10 have been sold at auction yester-
day by Hall Ross, real estate agents, was
few days since disposed OF al private sale
for SfmO.
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CoMMITTKD FOR observation-disclosures
Smith, arrested a few days since for sus-
piciously lurking about tbs residence of Mrs.
Sewell, on street, and upon whose person
were <ound a number of pawn tickets for
articles of value which had been stolen and
deposited by him, has been committed TO Jail
by Justice Clarke, in three cases, in default of
bail for his appearance before court TO answer
trials The mos. OF the articles which were
recovered from the pswnbrokers have been
identified by their owners, but there still
remains at the Central station house two shirts
for Identification which had been pawned.
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The Turf.
TIE RACES AT THE NATIONAL COURSE YE,

TIE RACES AT THE NATIONAL COURSE YES
TERDAY-
The opening of the fall races AT the National
Course yesterday was a decided success. The
day was beautiful. the track was in finer or
der than we ever saw il, and the attendance of
spectators was very large. and of such a class
A. 10 remind one OF the good old days when the
best IN the land thought time we'll spent which
was devoted 10 the sports of the turf The ar
rangemeLts at the course are excellent, and ex-
coed those OF any previous year, ooth IN the
accommodations for spectators and the gen.
tlemanIy conduct of the attendants Through
some means or other the managers have con-
trived 10 furnish TO the public an entertainment
free from any annoyance ana superior 10 any,
thing OF the kind ever witnessed IN tnls vicinity
Many ladies were present, lending a charm 10
the interest or the afternoon, ard at two O'Clock
Judges were appointed and preparations made
for the commencement Three well-known
gentlemen were selected as judges-Messrs.
Robert l.. Teel, John j. Berret, and William
H. BlrCh-and alter the weighing of the lock
eys and tossing for the pole the horses We're
called out. A trot, best three in five, to har-
ness, Was named, with SlOJ TO the winner as
the InduCement offered. and two horses Were
entered. Il. Mehrhhg named b. Z. Gale Mitch
ell Allan Dorsey named b. z. Black Dan.
Tale Mitchell, better known 10 the crowd as
the Butler pony, appeared 10 be the fayOrita
with the betting portion, and eighty 10 sixty
was offered on him, with but few takers. Black
Dan looked stiff, and the rumOr that he had
sore mouth and would not stand a tant rein
made those disposed to BE- his hackers rather
chary. At e-45 the track was cleared. and the
Butler pony having won the pole, the b III
sounded for the race. which was won by Black
Dan IN five straight heats. Time-25S, 25O.,
Between the first and second heats of the trot
n running race, one mile dash, was made no
between Capt. Burns b. z. Starlight and w
II. BrelsfOrd's b. N. Euehantress, for a purse
Of $50 The race was won by Starlight, In
l-j~s
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G.. BAUM.
Removed.

respectfully call the attention of the Ladies
that have this day REMOvED my HOOPSKIRT
and CORSET FACTORY 70 the p.nious ore.
SIS 7th street, Intenigencer Building. $3.50 u r. q.
Thanking for the patronage Of the past viii
endeavor to please in the future; always selling
the best goods and guaranteeing . good It.
81 am the only authorized agent Ia this city
OF KDLLEYD PANIlR and BUesEL SKIRT;
the most fashion able adapted FORT, present style
= S.BsUM.
< sl3 SEVENTH STREET,
oeN Intsllisencsr Building.
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RoBBERIEs ON raB SOUTHERN TRArN-Last
evening, Mrs. John g. Wiley and Mr.. W. q.
Daley, of Va, reported that they had been
robbed in the southern tram on it's arrival AT
LIST street, the former Of $500 and the latter of
Sl1 and a through ticket to Chicago. Mrs. WI
ley's money was subsequently found in the
" alter closet by the oonducto and returned 10
her. third party is also reported TO have
been robbed about the same time
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AN OLD WRITER in the Spectator. in order
TO ridcule the practice of the ladies of that day
I'D wearing low neck dresses, advertised the
pubic that he had planted a vineyard of fig
trees, and he was able to supply the ladies
with leaves for garments, after the manner of
our mother Eve. But times have changed
and with time the style of ladies dresses, which
have at present assumed a comfortable form:
and as IL is equally important that children
should be as comfortable as the ladies, we ad-
wise all persons interested in such matters 70
get their Boys Clothing Of Geo g. Henning
No. 81 9TH street. He has il in large variety
and at such prices as cannot fail to please.
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DIED..


HOUSTON On Monday, the 9th inst, EMILY
BEALE. second daughter Of } ohm II and Gertru lie
p. Houston.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her
funeral from the residence of her father. No III
q street, on Thursday, 18th instant, at oclock
p. m.
.NAGLEY On the 10th inst ant, Of he morrhsge,
Mise CAROLINE NALLEY. daughter of the late
Aaron and Elizabeth NAley.
The funeral i'll take place on Thursday. the 18th
instant at two O'Clock p. from 494 18th street
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
BAY: On wednesday, Nov. 18th, of hemorrh-
age, NICHOLAS b. BAL in the S6th year Of his
age.
The friends of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral At hi residence, No. 64s l. street
north: between 4th and 5th streets west, at three
O'Clock m. on the 18th inst.
PARKER. On the 18th instant, after q long and
painful illness, Mrs. MARY X. PARKER, aged
81 years
The relations and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral from her
son John q. Parkerl residence, No. 3O5 9Th
street, between NJ aad n streets, Thursday, o'clk
Pm
Dlesse coDy.J
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AS WINTER IL AT HAND, II Is essentially
necessary 10 be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity OF money into consideration, II is of
great Importance TO go to place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
al the lowest possible figures. We do not hes
ltate in saying that there is one place in this
city which outranks all other similar estab-
hshments as to popularity and cheapness, aud
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to- should we omit to state the name
OF this successful establishment. But for the
benefit OF strangers and persons not we'll in.
formed, We would say, if you wish to save
money buy your winter undergarments and
all other gents furnishing goods at THE Orig
NAL Franc Is, )" 49i eth street, between ID and T.,
and so that you do not miss the place, remem-
her that his store has a large plate glass wiz
dow; also. that he has no branch stores 1920.
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TEST ALARN.-In accordance with a reso In
ton passed at a late meeting of the Board OF
Fire Commissioners, the president, J. w
Thompson, accompanied by Mr.. W. ii. Cor
butt visited The various Corporation en- CINE
houses last evening, where the rules and regu-
lstlons OF the department for the instruction of
the new members were read, after which they
inspected the apparatus and mems uniforms,
and found all u The very best Trim. Suisse
quently they proceeded to the orner OF eth and
vi streets, with Chief En- gineer Elwood, who
turned IN test alarm from box No. p. AZ lO.i5
o'clock The different companies were very
prompt in responding, arriving as follows:
HOok-and- Ladder. 2k minutes; Franklin car.
mage. 4; Franklin engine, *; Union No. 4, en- =
FIne, ~. and the Columbia engine, los.
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MARRIED.

DORSEY-JAME5 At the Church of the Epipn-
any, on Thursday, the 5th Instant, by the Rev
Alfred Holme ad. assisted by the Rev Dr. Chas II
He'll, larry W. DORSEY, OF Frederick couutv
James, OF this city.
EDWARDs-MORRIsoN. On the 10th inst Ant,
~ Rev Byron cumberland. +. W. EDWARDS to
Miss HELEN F., daughter of q. G. Morrison,
ESQ, OF this city.
sTEWART-CLARK On the 10th instant. bv
Rev. j. G. Benning. Mr.. JOHN STEWART. of
this city. to Miss RACHEL A. c. CLARK, former
ly of Anne Arundel county, Md
FROET-SYPHAX. On the 10th inst by Rev
DR. Samson. VIM. h. FROST, of Washins ton, d.
T.. to MARIA U. SYPHAN, Of Arlington Va
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TBB COMMISSIONERS OF IMPRoysuvrr
These officers are al present engaged in ga.
ming the houses of parties applying for lianor
licenses, which duty now takes mp aboua AZ,
OF their time, bet they are stlll engaged in n y.
ishing up paving jobs, &c, before the COLI
weather sets IN. There however rem aims much
work TO be done, ard in the Third Ward there
are some bridges badly needing repair The
one on 9Th street, between U and K. is in an
unsafe condition, as also that on 9th street, he.
tween q and X. Bridges are also badly needed
over the same branch in Sd and ith st reefs.
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THE ADDITION To THE NORTHERN MARKET
On Saturday night last, the addition 10 the
Northern Market named by the old dealers as
the Carpet Baggers Department" WAS opened
70 NE ublic for the first time, but all the stalls
had not been erected. This week, however,
mos OF them are occupied. The expense of
.nIs aoalloa was borne by the parties owning
The stalls, the choice of which was drawn for
snd me nrst was won by J. NJ Gattrel, butcher,
VINO nas located az the Seventh street end
MessIs, Donn and ,BrumaSin, recently on the
railroad, nave gone in the butte herring business,
and tney TOO occupy prominent place among
the new corners.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURr, Jadge Fisher-To-day,
Warren agt. Brent ct al; ratification Of Au-
ditors report and distribution. Yates l. Selby
agt. Seitz ct al; decree of sale.
CIRCUIT CoURT, yadge Car,fer-rhis morn
ing the court resumed the calling Of the cal :
lender, the first leo cases peing called many of
which were set for trial, and others continu . I'd.
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CITY ITEMS.
$40 Capes of Beaver and Pilot Cloths. $40
$40 Capes of Beaver and Pilot Cloths SO
at liable & Co.'S,
No. 46S Pennsylvania avenue
between Sd and 1 = streets.

BOYS School Suits of heavy melton, S.
Boys Sheep Gray Suits, heavily lined, at So
Boys School Overcoats, at $50 Bows Can
ton Flannel and Merino Shirts and Ora wers:
BOYS Dress Shirts, Hose, etc, at A Saks X
Cos, 5l7 III street.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER Prize

PREPARE FOR WINTER Prizes Dolon =
Coco Merino Undershirts and bra wers, 81, iA.
IS cts; fine Merino Undershirts and bra wars
81, 80, and Sis good Cotton Socks, PAIR for
20 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Wooden Sock,
frem 25 cents upwards; good White Shirts, 81,
Si.25, and Sl.5O; fine do, So and 81 81. Paper
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cufs cents per pair, or 50 cents per
dozen. Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Ties, Scarfs,
OF the latest style, at most popular prices. a
the original Franc, i9i eth street, between 10
and +, and so that you do not miss the place
remember that his store has 8 large plate glass
window. Also, that he has no branch store.
1920:
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APPLICATIONS IN y.-Persons
wishing TO apply for the benefit of the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on
dollar Of their indebtedness, should apply
before the LIST CT January, the time to which the
operation of the fifty per cent. clause of the act
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-
11,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, CITY Hall
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HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT IN SOUTH WASH
iNGTeS--ThrOugn the enterprise of Mr. q. r.
church South Washington imprcv ements are
pelng made daily IN that section OF q street.
running on both sides between 9th and 9Th
STREETS. On the south side, s row of handsome
frame cottages, each having ornamental bay
windows, "a description of which has already
appeared IN the starr IL about being com
pleted, and will D. ready for occu pancy in Il
short time, while on the opposite side the spa
cIous center building of two tFnemeuts 10 ba
nanked on either side by four other cottage res.
ldences. Is IN lie same advanced stage OF com
pIeIOn- Within the past few days Messrs
George t. DAVIS and Edward III. May car
penterS, have commenced the erection of the
Tour tenements 70 form the west wing Of the
row OF ten, each Of which will contain eight
comfortable rooms exclusive o. bath and ante
rooms spacious halls will run through each
and the whole number will be finished in the
most approved style of cottage architecture
having gas and water, with saloon parlors
lsh-pltched ceilings, good ventilation, &c
They VIII each have q mann front of twenty
and a-half feet and s. depth of thirty feet
with twelve by twenty-five feet addition
sItuaied on lots Of over one huRdred and thirty
Yet depth. OF the four tenements the cree
non OF which has inst commenced the inside
two Will occupy a recess of absut tpn fee
Hcm The front line OF the centre and TWO on
SIDE tenements, but will be- faced with piazzas
running th-Ir entire length. the front line of
WhiCt Will strike even with the main front az
me Protecting buildings The centre and out
sisr tenemehts will also be adorned with
PiaZlas- running in relief of the receding ONES
~nIIe peolment roofs will add to the hand
some appearance OF the east and west uipg ,
French roof Will adorn the centre hniIding
and the four inside tenemeuts uwo On eaSI
sIde) will have nat i'm roofs " N
Ihess tenements (nfteen or twenty In num-
ber) Will be occupied by such a class ~ 30
ants as Will add TO the hitherto good chsrsc-
ter OF he neighborhood, and very mnch sD
hance lis disturbances for family residences
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Georgetown Advertisements.
decline DRESS GOODS

hECLINE IN DRESS GOODS
~ just received at 1 OIL Bridge St. Georgetown.
superior Ed glish Serges, double width. at soc the
September price was 75c I'm peri l4 DO at s2Isc
Inc Septembe price was : |, Beautiful MOhair
Mixtures. In all colors, at 81 and Sic Merinoes
Empress Cloth, Alpacas AID Reps, very cheap:
1aicoes at and lee, full Nader Prints Ia G.:
French Chintz, sc rloaks and Cloaking Cloths:
shawls, Blankets and Quilts. We invite an exam
lnstiop OF our stock, promising great bargains
no 10 Inn BEDJAMIN MILLER
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THE WORD "SoZoDoNT," which is fast be-
coming household word, is derived from the
Greek and composed of two words, 5000 and
OdoatcS. $500" translated, means to preserve
ana 'odontes," the teeth. SoZodont, a preseryer
OF the teeth. And il is true to its name
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DOCTOR J. III. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
once ana residence from the FIRST Ward 10
Massachusetts avenue. between Thirteenth an q
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
teenth street. Once hours before IL a. m, an d
nom TO p. m. Hours of attendance at the
Womans Hospital, from l TO ID. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. lU,3
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The fRfeHigencer denies the staten ent copied
by US from morning paper that Henry Pol
kinhorn, Esq, has purchased the S.s,.iag Ler
old and the Iatelhsene,r Job priating once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

"SPALDING's GLUE will mend your WAYS,
or any thing else that needs mending.
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EDITOR STAR: You often give us reports of
deaths ty drowning, but do not recolIect that
you ever told us of any successful unsuc-
cessful medical attendance. Your silence on
THIS point seems 10 indicate that no attempts az
restoration 10 life have been made. In Prussia,
where have followed the medical profession
Tor number OF years, the la w demands that a
physician called in shall continue his efforts
AT bereavement for full two hours. and a. the
inquest has TO make a full statement of his pro.
cedHre, for which he is held responsible. Sue
cess is Tevarded with premium of ten thalers
from the Government funds, ~ addition to the
regular Tee, which the patient has to pay. In
almost every town aud city where there is
danger Of accidents from drowning, life boats,
EshIng apparatus, operating rooms with
stortuVes, baths. etc, are continually kept IN
readiness; and / think the same usage prevails
Ia England. Have We here anything OF the
kind u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

REPUBLICAN, MISUNDERSTANDING 10 ad-
Iournment, the different Republican organiza-
lions of this CITY met at the headquarters of the
Boys In Blue, 80 Pennsylvania avenue. last
evening, Col. j. Il. Adams IN the chair: MAJOR
j. H. Smith, Secretary pro tenn. The committee
appointed TO confer with General u. :. Grant
on the subject of public demonstration in
honor OF has election, reported that he was
ayerse to such demons tration. Addresses were
made; after which resolution was adopted,
placing the matter OF public demonstrations
subject to the call of w. A. Cook, chairman OF
the Republican Central Committee; General A.
Grant, commanding Boys In Blue: Mayor
Bowen; Mayor Welsh, Georgetown. ID. c.,
President Grant and Colfax Club. and Col. Il.
J. Hinton, Chairman Soldiers and Sailors
Central Republican Committee. The meeting
Their ad ourned.
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BALTIMORE DAILY SUN-Persons wishing
TO subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the office Of the Evening
Star, or at 592 n street north, between 9th and
1th. The paper has been enlarged. and Will
be delivered at an early hour.
1916 ROBERT CO6GINs, Agent.
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CoRNs, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Oanadas, and established at
423 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. g.,
since 1861, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases OF the
feet without pain or inconvenience TO the
patient The shoe can be worn with ease I'M
medlately after the operation. Refers TO the
many eminent physicians surgeons and thou
SANDS Of other responsible persons who pa
uonize his establishment Hours from a. m
TO =. n. No charge for Insulation at Office
Calls made 81 residences from 70 8 p. N.
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A TIN WEDDING "A large number of the
friends of Mr.. ). w. Is. Handy assembled at
his residence on 18th, between Il and & streets.
South Washington. last night, to celebrate his
tin wedding, he having entered the marriage
state on the 10th OF November, ten years ago
The occasion was one OF much social enjoy
ment, and the bountIful hospitality of the
honored host was freely INDUCED in till long
past midnight. when the party dispersed for
their respective homes, each leaving behind
the very best wishes for the health and pros
perity of the happy couple, and expressing the
nope that they might live long enough TO con-
YER the tin into golden wedding" and as
much longer as they desired to. OF those pres
EFT there were but few exceptions who did not
bear with them tin present of some kind the
%hoie combining ponderous assortment
horse bucket
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n EW s.


w,,snp.p HoUsE-Mr and Mrs. Harry
Ha,Eips an the interesting drama OF "TrOdden
Down: or Under Two Flags
The Olympic Base Ball Club give select
bop this evening NJ Sneidon's Dancing Acdde-
nv an from the well known ability OF the
,sntIsmsn having the matter IN charge, viii
no doubt b. one Of the most pleasant affairs OF
the season.
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PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for The STA q
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yart
will please leave their orders AT No. Isl East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoGeINs, Agent
WRAPPING PAPKR for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
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THE CANAL WHARFAGE CAsE.-It will De
recollected that some weeks since we stated
that Mr.. Summers, Canal Commits sioner, had
commenced suit for the Corporation against
). Nanderwerke ken 4 Son for one quarters rent
OF 20 feet OF ground on the south side of the
canal, between 18th ana lith streets. The case
came up before Justice Smith TO day, but the
defendant not appearing, judgment was en-
tered for the Corporation. There are four
quarters more rent (SiDO) due, and suit will be
made for each quarter separately. Mr.. Van
up year ago to MIR. Hepburn, which the lat
ter denies.
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THE ATTENTION Of the public is resnactfn,,v
h .,ato me very extensive sale OF family
is ~ az anu agricultural implements which
- so,ns on AZ the store of J. r. Bartholo W,
I'm III all is sold e'eAJ ~"'
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BRIcxIAYERs wAsrEp.-See sd vsr,,sar,s,,