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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-29
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No. %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-29

SUCCESSION OF Z. i. PLACE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-29

QY r. M. q b. j. NONTGOMERY-
- NJ Montgomery, Aaction-er-W.,l De sold
on III hSDAl November o. 1871 at half pa 81 ten
O'Clock, at No 81 Delta street, the Po.l;char
tram railroad depot, F:l-t D-rrtct-
Eighteen fol:- wheel PLANTATION WAGONS.
Iweuty-fOur DIRT -SCRAPERS new
Terms-Cash il United States treasury notes.
nnD6
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seco-d District Court for tie pas. CT Oilc.ns-
NJ. g. ia3
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sheriiH's Sales.
O~ANGEBURG COUNTY.
In TUE CIRCUIT CounT.
George NJ. Milestone,
Lewis \. Heigler, ct. al.

LEWIS y. Hciglcr, ct. al.
BY virtue of an order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, | will sell ut Orange
burg, 8. c., oil Monday the 9Th day of Feb
ruary next, during the usual hours Of sale,
and at the risk of former purchaser, the fol-
lowing tracts of land:
l. All that tract OF land situated in Orange
burg County, c~ontaing $40 acres more or less,
bounded NY Lands OF Dnnl Riley and tracts
> and i.
.. All that tract of land situated in said
County, containing DOB acres more or less,
bounded by lands of Thomas dorsey and
tracts J, 3 and /.
4. All thar tract of land situate in said
County containing 1914 acres more or less,
bounded by lands Of Thomas lIorsey and
tracts 4, 9 and @.
On tract No. . there is q good Dwelling
and Outbuildings. All of said lnnds are
well Timbered.
Tcrms.-One- half cash, balanceon a credit
of one year, purchaser to give bond and
mortgage, bearing interest from day of sale,
payable annually, with a covenant for re-
sale on n breach OF the condition of said
bond, also to pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
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LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLoBE FIRE
INSURANCE Cove call particular at-
tention. to advertisement Of this Sterling
old English Company, which has con-
cluded to establish an Agency in our
Town. 1t is so we'll known in this
C9sa.Fy, that q more extended notice
would be ~useless. Call on the Agent
ut Gibbons Savings Bank, Mr.. james
III. Fowlcs.
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-
FInE.-Ons monday last about II
piclock our whole Town was, in the.
awinkling of an eye, thrown intoa furorc
of excitement aud confusion over the
cry of ssfre!" We were upon the street
at the time, and We nIust confess that
Our wits were SO added by tho noise.
that at first 1t was hard for us to deter-
mine what was the matter. This man
wouli, u this way, and that one the
other. The Young Americas, and tile
Eiiiotts, however, all went in the same
direction. The fire occurred upon the
roof of BIZ, Riggs house and had it
not been extinguishcd so soon, the con
sequence would have been that the whole
business part of our beautiful Town
would have to-day been in ashes. The
oFiggin. Of the fire is supposed to have
beanga spark from the chimney. All
praise: il dhls 10 our worthy Fire Depart
: ment fei che promptness with which
9 they acted. One regretfal fact though
sssas d~iscovsrable,. The Hook and Lad
der Trucks in an Inconvenience and out
nf-the-way place in case of real en,ergen-
81. We hope that their efforts to main
-AstAA mn their Organization will
be SO rewarded BY cur property holding
citizens, that they will soon be enabled
TO have a House of their W for their
beautiful Truck, and in q handler place
than the building in which it is now
kept.
"a Letthe Young Americas and Elliotts
be properly fostered and appreciated by
cur community, and spitcful indeed
would have to be that fame that would
cause them to sing a retreat.
- LL ~ LH
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUpTeY.

IN BANKRUfTcY.
In the Matter Of FREDERICK LIVING
aroN, Bankrupt, Ia Iurtc =. V. DlB-
BILE, Assignee.
Gy virtue of an order OF sale TO me d.
rccicd from the Honorable Disiriat Court OF
the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, | will sell at public auction, at Or
augsburg &. H., on Monday the 9th Fcbrua-
ry next, AT the usual hours of sale
The Closes in Action and Notes of above
named Bankrupt.
ALSO
All the interest of the Bankrupt in thc
following Estates, viz
Estate Of Barnet Livingston, deed.
Estate of George II. Livingston, decd.
Estate of Benjamin Bnzbee. decd.
ALSO
One Share in Edisio Lumber & Timber
Pond Company. p
Conditions cash-rnrcbasers to pay for
necessary papers and stainps.
z. V. DlBBLE, Assignee,
Ian ltd Frederick Livingston.
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A~ssignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY,

In the Matter of BARNET L1vINGsToN,
Bankrupt, f.. parts p. v. DIBsLE,
Assignee.
BY virtue of IN order of sale to roe direct
ed from the Honorable District Court of the
United States for the District of South Caro-
lima, | will sell at public auction, at Orange
burg c. H.. on Monday, the 9th day in Pcb-
ruary. 1871 At the usual hours of sals:
All the interest Of Barnet Livingston.
Bankrupt. in all that plantation of tract of
lana containing 90 acres more or less, iyinv
in ~Orangeburg County, on the waters of Cow
Castle, formerly known as John j. Harleys
land, said land having been conveyed condi.
tionally to George A and Irving s.. Harley,
by Barnet Livingston on 18th February
lseI end Recorded in Registers Office for
Orangeburg County on 4ih March 1867 in
Book 2 page 70.
All the interest of Bankrupt in the follow
ing Estates, viz
Estate of Benjumin Buzbce, deceased.
Estate of Barnet Livingston, deceased.
Estate of j. p. Harley, deceased.
Conditions cash. Purchasers to paw for
papers and stamps.
p. v. DIBBLE, Assignee
Barnet Livingston Bankrupt.
jan il I'd
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Matter of DANIEL LIVINGSTON,
bankrupt, Err t'drtc p. v. DIBDLE,
Assignee.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me di-
rectcd from the Honorable District Court of
the United States, for the Di,trict of South
Carolina, | will sell at public auction Mt Or
augsburg C. H., on Monday, 9th February
next, at the usual honrs of sale
The Chooses in Action and Notes of the
Bankrupt Estate OF Daniel Livingston.
ALSO
All the interest Of the above named Bank
rupt in the following Esta'cs, viz:
Estate of Barnie Livingston, decd.
Estate of George II. Livingston, decd.
Estate of Benjamin Buzbee, decd.
Six Years Scholarship in Cockcsbury Ma
sonic Female College.
Conditions cash-Purolnsers to ray for all
necessary papers and stamps.
L. V. Dibble, Assignee
jan It'll Daniel Livingston.
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For Sale Cheap F!

@S5sFh2 THE HOUSE and LOT now ocnu-
k#iiII pied by the Subscriber as n OWL
EalLlNG. The House contains r o U II
comfortable ROOMS and THREE FIRE
PLACES, with Kitchen attached, and SCR.
wants Room separated from the main Build
ing, with a SPLENDID WELL of WATER con-
venient to the House all Of which is NEW
and in GOOD REPAIR.
The property can he treated for at private
sale until salesday in I ebruary next, and il
not sold before, will then be sold to tho high
est bidder. Apply to
jan lid W. y. LIGHTFOoTe
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LOSCA
s~ATURDAY.9AN %, 1871.

agEsr MAS held ,in Cav Cav
Tospship On Tuesday last by Trihif > us-
iss Folder Meyers, 90 the body
amusl Carson Mrs Meyers ar
- aE&heaplacs OF ihtcrment directly
YER Tho last shoselof dirt had been
thrown upon the grave; and inding that
J his death wdsgono Of those which invited
investigation by Jury of inquest, issued
a vrssere forsa Jury, aud had the body
(, ad ~ Ds: Keaneds was in atter
g dance, md after" having carefnlly exam.
iniued sithe deceased, dcposed that his
skull swas fractured in1 a mannelr to cause.
sufficient dspfsssion upon his brain to
induce death that hesmade an ipcision
and posi- n,ortdm examination, aud did
not think the injaryton his chest sufi-
cicnt to have caused death.
Several witnesses we're sworn, but no
one could tell thDes cause, OF his demise
g3,9~ Thsiyerdiet Of the Jury was: s.That
theedeceased came to his death from in
Juries received from some unknown
,S caunse, and the exposure undergone sub
scquent to their iufiction.n (,
The facts Of the case as far as we have
been able to collect them are as follows:
9 That Mr. Carson left Orangcburg on
Saturday afternoon las. in a state of in
'ttoxication; that The mule which he was
riding at the time is one exceedingly
vicious; that about nine miles above here
he was picked up on Sunday morning
ina specchiess condition; that he was
borne home, and although medical aid
was had, life was too for gone for him
81 TO- derive my benefit or apparent ease
The deceased was quite an elderly
gentleman, and. asa citizen appreciated
81 in tho %coihmuni.y which hetes ga.
/. Car symnaihics are extended to his
friends in this their hour of gloom.
&C. GtsHh. o sAfH.fAA No. - RH- EHL 81
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RECEIVERS SALE.
oRANGBBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS.
Valentino Pitthan, ct. al, In the

e.. OoWMoS LEAS.s 81
VS.. cirenit
Elizabeth L. Ellis, ct. al. Court.
BY virtue of an order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, I will sell at Orange
burgss c., on Monday the 9th day of Fsbru.
airy nsxt, during the usual hours of sale:
All that .rao: Of land si:uate CT Russell!
Street, in the Town of O~rangcburg, and
bounded by lots ofJ.W. III. DUKES and ].
F.. Izlar Esq. .&
Tho above property WILDE resold atthe risk
of the former purchasers, they having failed
to comply with the terms of sale.
sTerms-One-third cash, and the balance
on q credit of twelve months, purchasers to
give Bond for said balance, bearing interest
from day of sale, and secured by u mortgage
Of the premises, with a covenant for resale
on a breach of the condition of said Bond,
and to pay for Papers and Stamps.
c. b. GLOVER, Receiver.
Orangeburg, s. c., Jan. u, lS71.-td.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

bb
ORA1GEBURG CouSry,
~Draagebnrg, s.. c. Jan. 10, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that I will be at
the following PLACES for the COLLECTION
Of STATE and COUNTY TAXES for the
year 1870.
State Tax 8 Mills,
County IaA o Miiic.
At ORANGEBURG from LIST February 10
10th inclusive.
AT LEWISVILLE from 18th February to
10th inclusive.
At FORT MOTTE from 10th February 10
Odd, inclusive.
At BRANCHvILLE from oG.h February
to 28th, inclusive.
At j. HAMP FELDER'S from LIST March
to I'd, inclusive.
AT CLUB HOUSE from March 9th to 9th
inclusive
other Appointments will be made hcreaf-
ter.
AS AMPLE PROVISIONS arc made for
the COLLECTION of TAXES, the PENALTY
of 70 PER CENT. will positively. be added
after the EXPIRATION of TIME allowed by
Law, and all DEI.INQUENTS will be M
MEDIATELY proceeded against in manner
prescribed by Law for the Collection Of such
Taxes.
T. X. SAsP0RTAs,
Jan LIT County Treasurer.
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Assignee's Sale.

In the Matter of EZEKIEL s. Kouy
Bankrupt, Er parte p. V. DIpnLE,
Assignee.
by virtue of an order of sale to me directed,
from the Honorable District Court of the
United States, for the District of South Car
oiina, l will sell at pnblie auction, at Orange
burg q ~ on Monday the 9th February
next, at the usual hours of sale:
The Noiea, Book Accounts, Judgments, Sc
curitics and closes in action of the Bankrupt
Estates of Ezekiel & Kohn and Emanuel
Ezekiel.
An Inventory of the same may be seen Mt
my Office. and win be exhibited on day of
sale.
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay cx-
penscs of transfer and stamps.
p. v. DlBBLE. Assignee
Ezekiel s Eohn Bankrupt.
jan Is I'd
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Mrs. e. n. Jackson will sell on the
fst Friday in February next, sundry
articles See advertisement.
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ETTiwAN GuANos-Mr. Geo. II.
sCoraeison Agt- See advertisement, in
this issue.
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5ooB6snELs ConN.Aour old an

II 5o0sBdsHELs Contour old aud
well known friends Capt. +. IL. w.
Isrissman 8 Co, adversises 500. bushels
OF Corn for sale They have marked
down their entire stock Of goods to suit
the low price cotton is bringing.
a Read their advertisement and give
them a call.
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a1A.:seya e41.s
614SAAA - 6GAG1s
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
0RANaEnuRa CouSTY.
Benz W.lslar and Clara, !
his wife

49, AnfEe f
Benz W.lslar and Clara,
his wife
e. J. Cliyeros and Rosa,
A2sl his vito, ct. al.
In pursuance to an order to me directed by
The Venerable Thnd. c. Andrews. Judge Of
the Psnhataa Court. Y will esposeto pnblic
outcry on salcday ia February next, the fol-
lowing tract of land, yizt
All that plantation or tract of land con-
tanning 440 acres more r less, bounded, on
north by O. Farnum and Andrew Inabinei,
east by Andrew InabiHet south by H. C.
W~annamakcr and j. S. X. Legarc, and west
by Mrs. Louisa Hook.
Tcrms-one-half cash, balance in ! year
secured by bond and mortgage, with cove
nant for resale on breach of bond, with in
terest from day of snie. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
Sherif7s Office, ii. RIGGS,
January 10,f1S71.
J"h sEfe ~ u
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~ORANGEBURG U n
In THE CIRCUIT COLRT.
a. X. Durham,
vs..
Vim. A. McGrcw, ct. nj.

VIM. A. McGrcw, ct. al.
By virtue of an order of sale in this ca Use,
will sell at Orangeburg, s. c., on Monday.
9th day February next, during the legal
hours of sale
more or less, bounded by lands of David
Jenes, Harman Sightlcr, w. Fogle and j. D..
w. Crooks.
Also one other tract containing 43G acres
more or less, bounded by lands of Harman
Sightlcr, Tarlton McGrew, Margaret Me-
Grew, Estate of J. A. Fielder and Jones.
Tcrms-One-third cash, the balance pay
able i'll twelve month secured by bond and
mortgage with interest frein day of sale,
with covenant for resale Purchasers to pay
for papers and stamps.
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EsN;W5IzsyaS)
BANKER and ER,
No. Is Broad Str,e,.
No. rs Broad Street.
January q, 1871.

r
STATE SEcUnIrIBs.South Carolina, old,
@s5; do new, @G5 do, regist'd stock,
ex int 975
) CRY 2SEcuRITIEs-Augusta, Ca, Bonds,
ISG I; Charleston, s. C.. Stock, Tex or init
3 CSC; do, Fire Loan Bonds, @73; Co.
luabia, s. C. Bonds, @60.
RAILROAD BoSps-Blue Ridge first mort
-gage} cog ; Charleston and Savannah,
@63; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
@S5 ; Cn.raw and Darlington. @s2;
Grcenville and Columbia, {1st mor) @s5;
do. Estate ,guarantec) @65; Northeastern,
Is G9 Savannah and Charleston, list
mort3 CTS; do, Estate suarantee) 500 /;
South Carolina, Ge73; do, 60; spartan
burg and Union, @55.
RAILROAD NSroGKs-Ciarlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, Go; Gresnvillc and Co.url-
bia, a. (; Northeastern, @ia; Savannah
and Charleston, G33; South Carolina.
(wholc %ahares) Gao; do hall do) e. 40
EScusSag. &c-New York Sight, | off par;
Gold, lU0Gl1l Silver, l03GS
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Under and by virtue of n covenant for re-
sale on breach Q: condition in the above
mortgages contained, I will sell on the sales
day (being the 9th day. of February next,
All that plantation or trac. of land in the
County of Orangeburg on Bull Swamp, con-
tanning 1861 acres more or less, bounded by
lands of o. ID. Riley, estate of Freeman
Hooker, Mrs. Mary G. Ulmcr, F. Robinson
and land formerly owned by G. d. Keitt, but
recently purchased by Edward Willis, Trus-
tee.
The above will DO sold in several tracts.
Terms made known on day of sale.
0rangeburg c.. II. S. c., s o. C.
January 10, 1877.
ian III I'll
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COMMERCIAL.
HARRIET REPORTS.

Orr1cE OF rHx onAxeEpuua NEWS,
january 81, 1871.
COTT0N-Sales during the week I6l
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ALEXANDRIA.

wAsHfNsfof ANb RfcHMoNp RAfrkolb.-
M. II. 4. Bradshaw has just returned from a
trip on the proposed line of the Washington
and Richmond Railroad, upon which he went
lot the purpose OF inspecting the sites for the
crossed by that route. He reports that thu
necessary stone can be found in the immedIate
neiehborhood Of the bridges. and that none of
the structures will be Of costly character.
GERMAN CKLEERATIOE.-The almost unpre-
ceCented success of the arms Of GERMANY and
the cessation of the war between that country
and France were celebrated BY the German
residents Of tins city last night by Q grand snh-
ecription ball.-Gazette of last evening
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GEORGETOWN.

Iss CorFCILs failed to meet last night 10,
want OF quorum in either Board, Mr.. Coxe at
me BOARD OF Aldermen, and Messrs BeaU, Col.
Inns, Curtis, and Grimes. OF the Board of Com
mon council, being present only.
nss9hPI TON OF TRIPs.-The steamer Express
arrived from Baltimore Yesterday on her -,
ZIP OF the present season, and the old fayor;Is
Columbia will arrive to-day. NV
DRovRR's RBsT.-The cattle market ves,ar-
day was dull, and prices ranged lower than last
tered. anu the prices for those sold were from
S5a1 80 per 100 pounds gross; sheep bronobt
from s5:5OlI per leo pounds. About half Of the
cattle Offered we're se!cc. And the balance driven
20 esd naltmore; Cows and calves brought fro m
MARKET RBPoRTs.-Sales of 1.soo hp.bs,
at Jos; sales 800 bushel wheat at SLIGO.
CAHAL.-Water will be let In the Chesane.Is
ana onio Canal on the Georgetown level TO-
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AnIsEMEN1s. Ae-

SGiOaal TAsaseT--Ly dis fhOm son Barlesg 1s
Troupe, ina - Siudbad. the Sailor"
Waits Opera HOsSc -" The DFumpsr Boy or
BATH e Field o. shiloh"
Prof. Pratt, the Horse Tanner, I5. and Z
stTeets-
Mrkriter's Art Gallery. As Tth street.
BarloWs Gallery Of OIL Paintings, IZ3G Penn
syl.snla ayen1e-Churehs picture, "Niagara
BY Moonlight"
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~''Mud-tirkle soup" is the attraction at a
Hartford restaurant.
~The "Boston dip" proper has been gener-
ally given mp q too exaggerated, but the Bos-
tom step promises to continue in favor.
~Brignoli Ii accused OF singing with no
more expression than a saw-dust doll.v
1Paragraphs about the weather at this
htful season should read good for this hour
only"
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
Francs, 43l 9TH street. The cheapest Store ia
the city. No branch stores. 3,2,l
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Free Highways I'm the District.
TsK TURNPIKE NUISANCE ABOLISHED.


The bill 20 authorize the establishments o.
certain free pnblic highways in the District Os
columbia, and Tor other purposes, which passed
the House OF Representatives not long since,
va. passed By the Senate last evening. The
proper municipal authorities OF the District OF
Columbia, within sixty DAYS from and after the
passage OF tIe act, are TO l0ca5e. construct and
maintain a free pubic highway ON and oyer
tEat part OF the Columbia turnpike road which
leads from the boundary Of the CITY of Wash
ing on 20 the boundary o. the District of Co
lumb a toward the village of Blaleus burg in
taS sac Of Maryland aul which IL nov c1m-
monty called the Biaden burg turnpike road
and which is Described In the act of Con Jrass n
proved Aprh -, lsi1, incorporating the prest-
cent directors, and company of the Columbia
vi fISe roacs as Tie line in the most direct
atc practicable route from the capital To Balti-
more, and within sAc same time - locate con
rrGct ard maintain a free public hiZb~ay ON
.L1 over Ne turnpike road IN the District OF
to!Lmola leading from the boundary of the
ely OF Washington, aud Dc ZinniBg at or near
TIE sud Of 18th street OF said c!ty aud extending
~ the hourtary OF the District OF Columbia
toward Brookville, Maryland, authorized by
The act O. Congress approved February 10. 1919.
fDtIsieC An aCt to authorize the prsSiden Mt aud
MANAGERS Of the Rockville and Washington
Turnpike Comp ANY OF the State Of MaryIand Ia
extend and make their turnUise road IN
or rom the boundary OF the CITY OF
neton, in the District OF Columbia,
through said District TO the line thereof ,Iusr
eompensat.on IL TO be made TO the Companies
Tor the real estate and fIanchiSes so taken
aud which compensation Is TO he ascertained IN
the following manner: Immediately after the
FTOPe mUHIC pal authorities shall have taken
any ~ the real estate and franchises mentionsd
the Marshal OF the District of Columbia ia in
each case 10 summon a jury OF twelve men, who
,hali, under oatn, and after due notice given TO
tbe companies interested, and also to the nm
nic.Ial authorities. proceed under the diTec-
h0n OF one OF the justices of the Supreme Court
OF the Dlsulct OF Colum bia, TO assess the dam
ages due 20 each OF the companies which dam
ages mall be paid by the sald District of CO.
fsmbia, who are authorized 20 lew a snffie;sn,
TAX Tor that purpose, in the following propor-
hons cre-senth OF the damages by the conntv
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BUY THH CELEBRATED FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 Ith street
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2,l:
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blood and purge out the humors, pimples, bOils
and sores which are merely emblems OF the rot
tenness within.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, a,
Miuer's, 40 eth street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, 3,2,3:
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DENTISTRY.
LOAN OFFICES.

RURHsIlEI LOAN OFFICE.
500 and &oe 18th II doors sosth Pa sv,
ID skee literal advances Gold and Silver Wsfcbe.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos Turritn-s Guns Ptsi,
tolls, Cutlery, Lsdx and Gentlemen q W caring An
perel Of ell descrpfion ~
~ Hrtcafs eafr0aos EcOr,
Furniture stored and advances made fel-rr
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Fine French Sets,
OroidA Plated ,IaweIry

Fine French Sets,
Or0ide Plated Jewelry,
Fine Plated Bullets, with Gold SAFETY Chains,
received at Prigg Gewelry Store, No. 457 Penn
sy!vania avenue, between y and 9Th streets.
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on drauzht, at
Miaer's, 429 eth street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,2,S:
NovELrIEs IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
Francs, 43l eth street: The cheapest Store 10
the city. No branch stores. 3,2,l:
BUY TIE CELEBRATED FRANC" COLLARS,
only at the Original Francs, 4sI tn street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2,i:
TAKE AYERS SARsAPARILLA TO purify the
blood and purge out the hum0rs, pimples, bOils
and sores which are merely emblems OF the rot
tenness within.
SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
Dishings Ut the Original Francs, 43l It'll street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. 3,2,1:
GKEr's HALF H0sB. OF all the different
l grades, in Cotton, Lisle, and Merino, ut prices
l 20 suit the most economical, at the Original
Franco, 4si It'll street. No branch stores g. i:
GREAT VARIETY IN WIRE SHEETS -one, two
or three pleats-eyists. buttons Or studszopsI
i Francs Gents furnishing Store, 4Sl It'll street,
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 1921:
i FoR COINS, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
i Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. 635 18th street, OBJ
posite Unissd States Treasury. 2,2s,i2
BALBRIo0AH HoeD for ladies. at the Astonish.
| ing low price OF 70 cent?, ct q. Baum's Oorse,
| Factory, 40e 7thst
exrr's AID LADIES Kid Gloves At q . pair
all sizes. A new assortment Just received st q
Baum's Corset Factory. 4os tn Ct