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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-14
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers his farm for sale. 1t is
situated about three-fourths of a mile north of
the village of Linden It consists of 12U acres; 80
of good pillow land, with 40 acres of timber in
the town of Pulaski. 1t is all fenced with division
fences dividing it in six pieces, Seventy acres un-
der high state of cultivation; it is watered good
frame house 24x34 feet, small barn and all necessa
ny out-houses for grain and other things: and a
good orchard 1t is the best farm for its size in the
town Of Linden.
For further particulars apply on the promises to
WILLIAM GOLDswORTHY, SEN
Linden, Oct. :, 1870. 4-m3p
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CDODCNwlWN

SENT TO JAIL.-The man Oliver May, who,
on Tuesday afternoon. at the corner of 81 and
Frederick streets, brought down q hoe with such
force upon the head of . brother workmen
named VIM. Washington, as to cleave his wash
ing skull almost in two, had Q hearing yester-
day afternoon before Justice Buckley, and was
committed to Jail to await the result of Washing
tons injuries Drs. Bodsco, Williams and Pc
tiers are attending the wounded man, and say
that he is getting along so we'll that he may
probably recover. Both the parties were in the
employ OF Joseph F. Collins, and a petty dispute
led to the blow being struck, which may termi-
nate fatally.
ELECTION OF VEsTRfNEN.-Vestryme for
st. Johns Episcopal Church have been elected
for the ensuing year. The members holding
over were Robert Dodge, Professor NJ. Yarnall,
J. Marbury, jr., and Captain VIM. p. Sanger,
but CAPTAIN Sanger resigning the following new
members were chosen. George waters, Henry
d. Cooke, A. H. Herr, VIM. g. Ridgely and
Chas. +. RittenhOuse,
CONFIRMATIoN.-Bishop Whittingham con-
frmed class of twelve at Grace Chapel yes
terday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-St f. G.
Knight, johnson, New York, with full freight
for District merchants.
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ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette has the following items

Inc Gdzette mas the following items:
NEsTRYMEN.-The following have been
elected vestrymen Of the different Episcopal
churches in this city: Christ Church-C. F. Lee,
4. q. Fletcher, w. w. YeatOn, l.. b. Taylor, H.
w. Vandegrift, w. G. Cazenove, Reuben John
ston, DR.. X. H. Stabler, G. l.. Powell, and z. s.
Leadbeater. st. Pauls--Lewis Hooff, JAS. Emit
wisle, A. Mclean, S. r. Gregory, Jno. A. Dixon,
Gen. Corse, Z. 8. Taylor, j. w. Green, j. w.
Hoon, L. A. Brewis, T. +. Knox. and Ed. Dain-
gerfield. Grace-Chas. r. Hooff, DIR. w. Glib
son, VIM. A. SmOot, w. j. Entwisle, Charles
Bril-, Harrison Appich, Robt. A. Adam, VIM.
APPOINTMENTS IN FAIRFAx.-Judge Cock
Grille has made the following appointments for
Fairfax county: +. ID. Richardson, clerk: Sheriff
X. K Farr; Commonwealth Attorney, James
NJ. Love- Commissioners in Chancery, Thomas
Moore, j. DePutron, and JAS. M. Love.
The delegates from this city to the Radical
Convention in Richmand are Judge Lysander
Hill and Postmaster Massey. The Hon. Lewis
Mckenzie will also attend the Convention.
In order to keep man named Joe Bowers
from walking into the river at Fishtown this
morning and drowning himself, he was locked
up in the station house. -. - - : :
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ny 1.-THE coUNCIL OF TIE VATICAN"
Ees e. BOYLE, Pastor Of 81. Peters, Wash
ingien, will lecture in Forrest Hall, Gesrgetown on
THURSDAY EyENING. April 2st, a. Q el-ek,
sIety, Of that city.
Admission SO Cenfs. - apll-st'
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j FRsf AND SECOND WAND IRIsH REPuBII-
CAN CLUB-Surreyor Donsgan Assailsd-C COM
mSssi0aer Htr3ber as. Q PropAet.--A meetinx of
this club was held at Green's Hall in the First
Ward last evening, Mr.. G.. L. st. Clair in che
chair md j w. Premier secretary. A commit
tee eocsisting OF Neasn. Prender, PoVc1i.
Herman, MARTIN and Harvey were appointed 10
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense of the
vanious tines, and they Afterwards reported res
olhtoB endorsing the character OF the Presi-
dent OF yhe club, Charles q: st. Clair, and de-
nouneiDg City Surveyor p. H. Donegsn, the
alleged author Of the resolutions assai ling the
personal reputation az the President. The res
Olptions set forth that Mr.. Donegan sold bogus
bonds sear yeofs since to credslous Ifishmen.
and had at divers times deceived the peoplc Of
Washington, imposing upon them In nany
WsyA; that he had curried fayo8 from the DEM
ocfatic administration of Andrew Johnson, and
only sugportsd Mayor Bowen becaase il pad
Er. Henry Himber thought the resolutions
were rather unwise ut the present time, and he
predicted that ct the June election the "Re-
fofmers," together with their candidate. Mr.
M. q. Emery, would be buried all together. He
could say one thing, and that was, Sayies j.
Bowen would be nominated and reelected, no
matter what means were taken to prevent It.
On motion or VIM. PYender, vote Of thanks
Wa rendered to the President OF the club for
his able defence Of the club, ut recent meeting,
against the structures or Or. Purvis on the
rights and character OF men Of Irish birth and
Republican principles. -a.at's 80
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
u ia Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT OF

ESIAIE IN GEOkGkTOWN, DISTRICT OF
by virtue Of a deed Of trust, from the late
l{:a Eleanor Il. Lang to the subscriber, made No
ember 50 1853, and recorded amongst the land
records OF said District in Liber T No Is, folio
40 &C., and under the instructions Of the corporate
authorTles OF said town, will oher at public suc-
front OF the premises, "An that parcel Of ground
being part Of Lot No AZ Of the original lots OF said
town; beginning at the end Of feet measured west
on the south line OF Bridge street, from the south
west corner Of Bridge and High streets and running
thence on said line Of Bridge street west az feet
thence south and parallel with the east boundary
line OF said entire lot 80 feet; thence east and par
sllel with the first line az feef; and thence Ia a
straight line to the beginning"
The Improvements upon this ground consist Of q
very substantially built brick tenemr mt, and
half stories high, with large and commodious
meBte; the same having been formally known e the
"CoI poration or Town House,
South Of the building ID spacious and convenient
lot These premises are situated immediately at the
terminus OF the W arlington and Georgetown Rail-
road IN the central part OF the latter city, and offer
excellent inducements for q profitable Investment.
Terms: One fourth Of the Rurchase money cash,
and the residue in four equal instaments, at Elk,
semi annual interest. The title will be reserved
until full payment Of the purchase money. Two
hundred dollars are 70 be paid down It Close Of sale
If the terms OF sale are not complied with within
wo days after such sale. the trust reserves the
right to resell the property upon i've days notice,
at the risk and cost Of defauitfng purchaser.
All stamps and conveyancing q purchAser's cost
HUGH CAPERTON Trustee
aple- THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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nRH GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

The be- deS ~ in gold s2s6ls: S.te orr gRLAT
Yard wide B1eeched Startling Cotton, M cts, very
cheap: yard wide Bleache1 ehirttns. essv Asecv, y
MAKES. Irish Linens, - chap - befors the var:
large stock OF Black and Colored Alpscas, from 3
very chap beautiful Spring Dslaines and Armurss,
=, and =; 1850 yard: Spring Calicoes, 8, 10 and
full stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Corssts, Skirts, &C.
nj sRs fh csFFsans may 3 sz1sct y ~ yho Isves
mhn-f lO1 Bridge g.. QNorfefoVn. d. o.
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,uSaRs S5.Hiss $. r.s.,ss..
rRUsrrr,s sAIF


BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust 70 me, dated
EW respectively June ), 1854, and October G. ISIS,
.aDd recorded respectively in Liber " q. T.
No. 50, folos 800, &C, and Liber r. M. III. No. I,
f0ios As, &C., OF the Land Recerds Of the County OF
Washington, d. G.. / will effer at auction, WE'D
NESDAH the nth day Of May, proximo, at o clock
p. m, that Valuable Property in Georgetown de
scrbed follows, viz: That Lot consisting Of parts
Of Lots One, Two, and Three. in Peters square,
be unded follows viz: Beginning At the end Of I1a
feet east nom High street. the south side of Bridge
street, and running thence south and parallel With
High street, 90 feet, point feet from the diyid
ing line between Lots Nos and l. in Peter square,
thence asd parallel with Bridge street to High
street; thence with Ugh street northwardl IL
thence east and parallel with Bridge street % feet
thence north and parallel with High street 50 feet
Bridge street. and thence east to the beginning with
an alley in the rear and improvements, consisting Of
substantial three story Brick Warehouse, com
posed Of two large buildings connected fronting
Effectively on High and Bridge streets. with cellars
This is one of the best business stands in George
town, and the property IL in all respects desirable
1t is now occupied by N. J. Adler, q hardware
store
Terms Of sale One fifth Of the purchase money 10
be paid in cash, and the residue in four equal install
ments OF g. T. Is, and n months respectively. be
secured by deed of trust The terms of sale be
complied with in week after sale the property
may be reseld after one weeks notice, at the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser. Conveysncing
and stamps at the cost 81 the purchaser.
WALTER \. COX, Trustee.
ap4 Th.Sa.Tuu THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r.
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A GOLD RrNa CAaR--Lewis Thayer was ar
rested yesterday by e0lcer Brown, OF the sixth
precinct, for the larceny Of gold ring, the
property Of Susannah Hand, but was dismissed
by Justice Thompson, the evidence showing
mat the ring Was given to him BY Susannah.
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NATIONAL THRArRR. Neil Warner. in
a. Richard the Third"
walls OPKRA HousI.-George Kunkel In
/" Uncle Toms Cabin"
Masonic TENPLE-Mafini's Floral May Fes-
tiyal and Bah. rt
WHrrHHuRsr 4ArIxRY-GrAnd Prize Pano-
sAAic Exhibition, every evening, this week only
OMIra's Arr GALLEY, AS n @.
AARKRIrn's Art GALLEY, $66 tn street,
DARLov's Art GALLERY, ~ Pa. avenue
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NRssRs. ELPHoHzo YoUNGs q Co. make an
In to-days paper that possess great
interest TO housekeepeIs and the public at large.
Sea their advertisements elsewhere.
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TIE WISCONSIN, REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
hold sociabie this evening 1t Liberty Hall,
corner of eth and l. streets, ct which Governor
Fsirchild will be present. efe
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CITY ITEMS.

GOLD Sol" SHINES FOR ALL! -
As also does the Black Dress Suits,
And other Spring Clothing, -''-
3a5 Pennsylvania ave-, ~. S. Hotel,
GOOD STYLES OF CASHIERS PANTS, 3x to Is.
Very handsome ones, from @ to %.
Extra size Pantaloons, for large men.
Small size Pantaloons, for youths.
One Price, in Plain Figures.
GEoRGK c. HRNNINa,
NO. 40 7th street northwest.
JET JEwELRY,
Oroide yewelry,
Alaska Diamonds.
Vases and Chromoe,
Pipes and Penknives,
Fans and Satchels, .-
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
AZ and 9Th streets.
I TIE sHIAT FALL IN GOLD rs nowhere made
Soidmans Popular ae. fsrs as e Fre Soods
stores, no. 40e Seventh street, between d and
= streets, and NArbls Hall, Ne. COZ Seventh
sset; Sprc:ss The; sas Psss.t Once These g:ne
stock OF Furnishing Goods for the spring and
summer season from athe large and bcs& V6DIe-
s:ss houses East ct the lowest Gold Rates, have
nents hero ma ~. % c5 aSs' amiiss eatsSlh
duoenenS that cannot al 70 49,. III. DIT mt
csreet TIE name and aunben. 1901:
-. II. PRINCE, would inform his patrons. that
henceiorm the Pawn Broking branch Vim -
carried On second door; entrance either through
s"'s " nam ooof. -. t1zs9 A6,l: =
!. LiGHr AZ A CoRK" 10 the oppression or al
nousekeePers after making biscuits With Doc
ieys bak1nG Powder. 1t b chemically pure In
its composition, and possesses no dieuts
but such - are perfectly Harmless, healthy I'D
nutrlnous This u not only the best, bat the
cheapest In market, Is one pound viii - fur-
ther han . pound and half OF those OF ordl-
der. - = = -
IxDuCNrRHf 10 Boy A Conn arr. ~
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INSURANCE.


THs U = a zee zoe MO
= $1,000 % -z--sa
T. II. HANSON b. LHwls BLACKroRu.
-. isra. IA 40. =. sos sSsascH GO" q Hare
THE n0sfH BRIrIsa AND nIRcAHrrLn
6s.S s.sss.. sis 80 90 and Uaissd sssS
TIE D.. ai Is 20 ~ sns HsuRAscs co. n
fAli.1sissi. Az. III !! HessSSsSASsc, CO.. -
The y, sHPRIHSrI1LD IIRl MsylANgp 90:
= lord. 6s1issl. $500 .ee SS.A'01 %" ~aas-
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n
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Il. Il. HEMPLER, oPr1crlr
Next 10 The ssaOnal H.,.r.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctT; aeorgetOv

ABLE COTTAGE real DENCE, NO. 80 PROS
PECT SHEET, GEORGETOWN.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 18th
i'm November, 1857 recorded in Lfber e. C. T.,
No. ., folio s., of the land records Of Wash
ington County. and BY direction Of the parties in
ttrested the subscribers viii sell II public auction
without reserve to the higheet bidder, the prem
ises on FRIDAY, the I'D day Of April, $50. at s
O'Clock p M, that desirable cottage, No. 81 Pros
Rect siIsst. and lot o isst frort b - feet inches
The terms Of sale are: Que third cash. Of which
9o must be paid z the time and place Of s.ie, and
interest from the day Of SALE for which the purch
eseIs note viii be taken secured by deed Of trast
ON the premises sold. If the terms com piled
with within 1--WE days from the day Of sale the frus.
tees reserve the right to resell the property 20 the
highest bidder for cash ten days public notice.
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default All
coHvsyancing md stanls At the purchasers cost.
4; HIDE }rru,tees
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WOOD AND COAL.
w AT REDUCED PRICES

w OOD AND COAL
w AT REDUCED PRICES.
Having bought Of Thsmas J, Gait the sseam Saw
and Coal x I'll kinds I fSTIosn .
PIN W6op. long. per oord......-.....-.-..ss 50
Il piece: Ia e. . sIss 80
OK TS6D. long. .s- cord ee
OAK WOOD, sawed in Scr pieces, and split,
kk1sbGn! aE %SSSs s::::: s
N:o. xNPEfiG ws5i05 IN 5 bundles. 90
90 CS: So 1 .s.. "a 4 s =;
.",s',. or 1922 tssn :; !eSS,s venue,
OOAL0 AID WOO0.
JAMS qLKAsoN, successor 20 eassss, q Glenn.
ssss "a Ssss i' sS :, ,o ii: ..sr:s
nd N, 1sfs &; i'ca.I e
sts St III; HfekSE YfoS OAK I xsb P AsR
WOOD, il the stick or sawed and split
e sn. ana !. ths p,.
h IS fn Sny dnd e ssi z Sesy na ssSs
ths y:::sl .Ss.nos Ssss oo:. a'''s'' fn
.,n,, ln.,i os VA isS SsSsS;s.;s;:sSsSsS'
No As6 = PICfgRE CORD AND ono. asa
sr..sr.S IAs7s sEs, hI sssaHsTgss sIs,,:ssr
PICTURE CORD AND TAssrLs, from pno.o.
es Es s.ss sh 81;
/, Terms cash. = IMARKRfrrR,s
apis No. ls6 7th street, between d ana =. j
CARPsrs. 0uRrAuA ~ : WoGEIF isst
e. k4Hele4 l1Q0lEHs lz
TN 1Qef ktkA0l III SkiOs.m
ga WI. 3. 1lf0HELL %.
s~0sv Over Perry Bro. n
Wv NJ 0oo40 1s1Abhshnsni
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.
nv rirfn.o q A.A.fa-..a A


- BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated 81 ptember
- I'd, ISIS, and recorded In Liber ] A. s., No,
- .1,, folio AS, &c, one of the land records OF
auction on thursday, the alst day Of April, 100.
l. Part Of lot LIS Of Thonss B.alle erst addition
% Georgetown, At the northwest intersection sf
Grech aho rumbartou streets, fronting n feet 8
inches ON the former and rusaiue esrk o the same
width, Go feet 20 hundrsths the latter and nclud
ing on the rear. q strie feet Is hundr~dths wide,
2. Al.o, auesher part Of sssi lot VS. beginning a,
the distsDce a 81 fcet inches from pumbwrtop
street, fronting 80 feet Green and running
back 6 teet 20 hundrcdths aud including, on the
rear, strip feet Is hundredths vide from lot fss
j. Also. the east half VI lot LIS n said addition
fronsthG % feet s. hundrcdths Dumbartnn street
and running back Of that width 81 feet inches and
OF he further .sdth q feet Is hundredths 70 the
A. Also the westernmost part Of lot ~ in said adj
diion at the northeast atersection uf said str-ets
fronting % feet on Dumbsrton street and runnine
back, OF the same width, binding on Green street
- Tee, more or less
The hrst lot has stable on the rear the third Il.
approved BY a frame dwelling, and the fourth by a
brick dwelling and store.
Terme Ct sale: 0ne-third 81 the purchae. money TO
De paid in cash, and the residue In equal install
ments 1t and Y months, with interest secured
~ deed Of trust. The terms Of sale must be com
Piled with In one week after sale, the property
may be reeeld, after i've days notice, at The risk
and coet OF the defauliins purchaser. Conyeyane
WALTER s. cox Trustee.
mnS-eodods THOMAS DowLING, Auct.
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HIS WY4 DIDN'T KNOW HIM.-The Alexan-
andria Gazette says:-An old eolored servant Of
Mr.. y. d. Parker, Of Piscataway, Maryland,
being in Washington one day last week, vent
hair dyed . fashionable celor. The hafbar,
changed the color to what seemed Q jet black,
but by the time the old man bad reached hi
him, and drove him ont Of her house for m in
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r. THos. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
vALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TIM

- On TUESDAY. May 81, at O'Clock D m we
s. will ell, q public auction, the premises,
that valuable property On the N. w. corner sth
and High streets. The house WAS built years ago,
and of the best materials IL contains thirteen ,ree
the conveniences pertaining TO o hrst-class resi-.
Seace; brick partitions throughout the house mskns
IL rat proof The property has front Of is feet,
and Q depth OF 80 feet. 1t commands an extensive
view Of the Potomac river There 10 excellent
Stable, CarriaR &c and Cow House on the premises
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and the balance in
one and two years, with interest. secured by d-ed
OF " ost on the properly Stamps and anciug
at the cost Of the purchaser.
DODGE DARNEILLE,
1l9s n street, Real Estate Brokers'
THOMAS DOWNING,
apso-ts IRep.Chron. kCourisrl Auctioneer
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JET JRwELRY,
Or0ide yewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Vases and Chromos,
Pipes ana Penknives,

received this morning at Prigg's Dollar .Jewelry
store, No: ~ Pennsyivanis avenue. between
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me resolution was finally laid on the table.

PIoRoN SHooTING.-One of the first shooting
matches that has occurred in this vicinity for
tertiay afternooni n the Wstinpa7 RAE Co,yyse
the contestants being two weil-known shots,
Messrs. George Nekes, Of this city, and A. Wen
del, Of philadelphia. 1t was mere friendly
Of the birds The conditions were: Eighteen
pigeons, nine ON side, I'VE Of which to come
from spring trap and four from ground traP,
yards bound, end Eve minues gafAefing time.
The eighteen birds were all killed, and the
match. would have been . draw, but one Of
yillion he lost the match by not being able TO
gather within the prescribed Ave minutes. Col.
q. Z. CAxnpbeT acted a. referee for Wendell,
and CaPtsASeorge Mares for Nokes.
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ARREsT or FreIr1vI YRon JusTIcE-Jas.
Alstrum was yesterday arrested as q fugitive
nom Justice BY eficsr Price on . bench war
rant issued by Jadge ID. X. Cartier, and was
turned over TO the Marshal BIZ Justice Wall, Of
the second precinct.
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SALk OF kEAL EsTATk-McNeir & Wheeler,
real estate brokers, have sold lot 49, Riggs SUD-
o'ion OF uare Ss5, 20 feet fro Mt, with depth
OF 20 feet, to Richard WaIlach in trust. Ter
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4 CoScKRr OF THE CHORAL SocrHrY..-The
next coneestof this soeiety, already well known
70 our musical citizens, aietl0ugh not yet . year
old, will take place on Saturday evening, April
3oth, ct Lincoln Hall. Since their last appear
ance they have added 70 their repertoire, and
devoted much time 10 careea practice, so that
We may anticipate, not only . brilliant pro-
few societes bsIs f.Sned: - "Siects nF ts e
society being, not ouiy their ON a0vaucefnent
IN ne art OF music, but the elevation OF the
taste q the community BY preserdng the works
been very properly placed Ct q kesee that will
be only snnicient 10 cover the exRease Of the
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n. H. PRINCE. would inform his patrops tn AZ
henceiorm the Pawn Broking branch VIM -
CARED On second aoori entrance either through
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GOLD SOL" SHINES FOR ALI
As also does the Black Dress Suits,
And other Spring Clothing, .-
At HABLE a. Co.'s,
335 Pennsylvania ave., (U. s. Hotel,
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CHAneH OF HcuRs-Ths employees OF the
Engrusg and Printing Bureaa OF the Treas
meDce work m hour earlier, 7 .45 a M ieav,n.
OF 1t p. m, fnsfeAd Of O'Clock, n heretosore'
The night hands wll report for duty AT sW n
m, exeept On saturdays, when they viii be re.
quirsd 10 come at 1.45 p. m The CHANGE Ia.
been made in accordance with the wishes of a
majority Of the employees.