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RT THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
SALE OF VALgARLI REAL ESTATE IN

RT THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown
SALE OF S SA5RaEE5 EIA a q ESTATE In
DAY, june s1 I'd, if a. s oeooP On M k Oh
the premises, tine following lots or parcels o.
Lot. b. So g, and as fronting aso feet on the ea.
lying between 5th street and north end Of Market
Lets in 2O7 fronting 50 feet on the west side Of
s-frontine SO feet on the west side of High
and IS feet on the east side Of Nj rket street
23-fronting $50 feet the west side Of Market
street with depth Of 20 feet: '''' "
Of High street, few doors north Of Gay street
Two NEW s-sroRY FRAME HOUSES,
Part Of Lot 30. II, between Bridge and Gay
= s:sTS RY AND ATTIC BRICK HUUsE,,
servants room, summer kitchen. and smekehouse.
with exit nsive and very dry cellars being one OF
Part OF lot No. 81 having front f27 feet on west
sid. OF High street with depth OF go feet the rear
feet Of said lot being & feet wider than the 'front.'
s:sT0RY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE,
no: s9, eontaiaing rooms and kitchen besides 9
The sale will commence with Lot 81. on High
are named in this advertisement, and will be sold
with such trontase az purchasers may desire.
The ofier Of the above mentioned valuable prop
erty, situated In very desirable parts Of the town
offers rare opportunity for profitable investment.
Terms; One third cash; balance in tao equal pay
ments bearing interest, st six and twelve months,
70 be secured by Q deed Of trust on ne premises
$50 down on each purchase at close Of sale. II the
remaining terms OF sale not complied wi; within
i've days from he day OF sale, the property may be
resold in five days notice in any convenient news
paper al the risk and cost OF the dsfsuting purcha
ser; All eonveyancing and stamps at the purcha.
ser's cost.
my2s.d THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
L DRESS MAKING D6TABLIsH MENT in the
city Ladies can be supplied with the latest styles
Of Patterns Of the shortest notice. Dresses and
Suits made at the most reasonable rates.
MISS G0B4AN, III Bridge street,
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LA6GB STOCK OF
MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS.
ANNIE YOUNG q BROTHER

Announce that they have on hand complete as
DRY GOODS ii the latest spring styles s1 at a
their establishment, No; s6 Bridge street, ~
pared to sell at very lew prices. my9eolm 80
SCOTS, sHOIs, eto., g Z. aRApwOHLy,ifS X
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. Note By mail from
Georgetown or Warrington attended to. oc1s-ly
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THR ENGLISH OPERA season next weeh
promises TO be very brilliant one, judgins
from the brisk sale Of seats SO far. All OF the
Old favoTites of the Richings and Parepa Ross
troupes appear; also, Carl Formes. "Maritana'
will naugurate the season on Monday evenips
next, and will be given with Q strong cast.
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CAUTIor.-BeUdre Of Importers As some I'M
eerup9lous parties are In the habit Of stating
that their places Of business are branch store as
or the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that have no branch stores, and that have
10 connection with any similar institution IN
this city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 7th St., betwe cen ID and K.
CowIrG's PATENT NBoKrIB FAsTRNBR, for
sale wholesale and retail, AZ the Original Francs
All Ith street, between d and Z. No branch
stores.
NOVELTIES IN NBoK WEAR, At the Original
francs, AL Ith street. The cheapest Store In
the city. No branch stores. -
GREAT VARIETY II WHITe SHIRTS Ono, two
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
ia mont or In back--an sises-At the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49, It'll street,
ut Popular Prices. No branch stores.
BUY TIE CELEBRATED A." FRANoo COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar I'm the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 43l TIN street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. a.
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TIE SPELLING CoNT.sTs-ns Repnt.-The
contests between the best spoilers in tae puolic
schools-eix from each school-which took place
on Wednesday afternoon, resulted .. follows:
fourth district. This schoo', John z. Thomp-
son teacher, also took the Columbian College
scholarship last year, IL will be RENE mbarsd, ss
1t has on several previous occasionsl
Female Grammar-Inez Goodrich and Kate
Lawlor, second district, both perfect; by agree
ment between them, the former will take the
sewing machine, and the latter the medal
Male Intermediate No. 1-Charles Ourand, Sec
thi.d district school, was successful, and new
trial will be made between Eta Cameron, Bar
bara woodward, Mary Hughes, Lsvinia Ac-
cardi and Minnie Bryerton, all Of whom were
Andrew, first district. Female Inter mediate
No. PA new trial necessary between Sallie A.
Lambeth and Julia II. Murray, second district,
both OF whom were perfect; the latter was sue.
speler was w. j. Father, Of the second district,
but the best school was that OF the first district,
and new trial Is necessary between G. r. Ran
call and Clarence Spalding. Female Intsrme-
date No. ga new trial necessary between
Laura Bangs, Laura Rowles and Florence Ha7-
ard, or the FIRST district.
The words were selected by Mr.. j. W. Hunt
Tor the grammar scholars from the Pronouncing
Speller: by j. Sullivan Brown for first inter-
mediate pupils, from the first 1873 pages OF the
Comprehensive Speller; by 8. j. Thomson for
second intermediate pupils, from first ITO pages
ofsame, - for third intermediate pupils, from
fret so of same. The committee, Messrs
McLe' \ Harris, Dulin and Stephenson. were
assisted by other members OF the board and
some idea Of their work may be obtained when
It is understood that the entire number of words
written and examined by them vas 80 600.
Al the contest between the secondaries of the
second district, conducted by Trustee Wood
ward, the prize was won by Maggie Mitchell, @,
No. 6, Mss Susie K. Tilley teacher.
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In TWO OASIS OF FORGERY against Alfred
Rolf and Henry Smallwcod, three charges
sgf'rst he first named and three against the
Est named and one for fa'se preterses against
Role, y He pros. was entered in the Criminal
Court l-day
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PANTALooNs, RRADY-MlpE.


Fine materials, handsome patterns, ell
sponged, cut in best style, and made by the b, It
workers. / am now making the most of nv
sale pants here, and as much care Is taken " ith
each pair as II they were specially made to
order. The prices are. yht.
CD. e. HHyNING,
410 It'll street y. W.
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a FIRE company ON FIRE-T7.y Put ra,m.
temporary says Of the FIRE on Vireinia ~ CO.
last night: "The fire was discovered hv NJ.
sorreil, one OF the members OF No. 4 ensina
ana vas at once communicated by him t5 the
extnsuishins it with q plug stream.D -
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement iu
our columns OF the grand gift concert and dis
tIibution OF 10o3 gifs, to be held in this city on
ne It'll Of June.
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THAsKs TO THE WASHINGTON FrRgNEN.-
Shlef Eng ineer Holmes, of the Washington DIRE
ossps,ment, has received from Mayor Latham,
~ ,Sa WanSsa, ietler highly complimentary
=, = soiuuon OF me Aleyartrs Conn ellis thanking
me w ehlei engineers OF the Columbia, south
.ae %, ana netropolitan Hook ana Ladder
In that city. 'eOen' nre
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Plated JEwBLRY.
Jet Jewelry,
OrOide ,JeWeifc.

French Gilt Jewelry,
Vases, Sltchels, CbromoJ,
received at Prog Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
% PennsJ vania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets.
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A LARGE VARIETY Of gents fine shoes, Burt's
and many ether celebrated makes; French calf,
worthy The attention of gentlemen hard to fit
and choice in ste. Narrow. feet fitted In the
finest too's and shoes at the most reasonable
price,, at Q. +. Crmmirs 932 7th street, next
to corner of K. - -
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LAkss and magnificent assortment of
ednsa.n,,I F INES, shoes Burt's and all others,
extensive estabhshloent, 9s2 Tth street. next 20
corner OF X, 's'' He~t 70
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SELECT EXCURSION on the steamer Arrow
the S0th instant. See advertisement.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 2sth street

This Hospital 70 situated I'm one OF the most heal
thy portions OF the District surrounded By fits own
grounds; the rooms large and airy and supplied
with the comforts OF home. Ladies living at dis
lance who may be degfrous of availiDa Themselves
OF the beneht OF treatment In this stituton can
secure private rooms By applying to the Surgeon in
chief or the Mafron. The price Of these rooms wary
from 10 to Sb per week, which includes Board,
cines.
The United States Government provides forty
FREE BEDS Tor the following class Of patients
viz wives or Widows Of Soldiers or Sailors OF the
United States Army and Navy, or females who nav
De citizens Of any State, but tenn porarfy residents
Of the District and requiring medical treatment and
uursing, but unable TO pay therefor
cards OF admission to these beds can be obtained
OF the surgeon General, q. b. Army, ct his ONCE.
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, and
q the Surgeon In chief at his Office, 3Sl Massa-
There are also twenty FREE BBDs for poor
women, residents Of the District Orders fer adris-
sion TO these must be obtained Of the Govern or
VISITING days. MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
AKDIOAL STAFF: -F..r
J. H. THOMPSON, N. D.,eurgeon in Ohisf,
ONCE end residence 1924 n ass avenue
z. A. ASHFORD, n. D., Assistant surgeon,
ONCE and reddsnce 1880 n Y. avenue
CONSULTING BOARD:
] a. Eitchie, II. D., johnson Eiios, I'D,
Levi; asciaii. IT,. n. D.. A s'' mn T.
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nfBIOE OF
O.acTHQs. n. PLOwMAH,
vAnOniIEOT AND OWL EHGIHEEB,
s1oung menS Christian Association Bulldog
sWSe' w aho suseu, ap2e In
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LOCAL NEWS.
AnusEuKNrs. 40.

Wa1s Opera HoHsss-Tbe Chapman Sisters
and q. 3. Bishop.
Nsrkriters Art Gallery, is6 5th street.
BsrIov's 9slIery Of OIL Paintings, FPS Penn
sylysnis svenue-Nev pictures Just received.
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REv. b. PETToS BROWN, of Wesley Chapel.
IN this city, returned home yesterday asserpoon'
after an absence OF hfty-four days, durips
which be has vi, ted California, Salt Lake CIty
and various points Of interest. Mr.. Brown ,
health Il considered permanently restored
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A PULL LINE OF White Vests in Marseilles.
DDuck and Corduroy, single and double bre, sted.
rolling and coat collars, with two, three ana
fopr buttons. EIsRMAN &c Bro,
500 Seventh street,
Nav Binding.
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CALIFORNIA BATAVIA WEE on drsught, a
HH .ners GOT street, opposite Odd Fellows
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THE uNPRECBDKNTKD SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean q Hooper Elastic Lock-stitchsSewing
RoeenthaI 70 secure also the agency OF the Inn.
PROVED Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine,
(which Glitch alike on both sides of the fabric.)
a. much variety work e any, and eyep mora
than some high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and Warranted
r. S-The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine.
IL well adapted for heavy work, such as Ieotksy.
elotiag. ETC., a. II IL for al kinds OF family sew
ing: and we would call the attention OF shoe.
fact.
ExTRAoRpINARY BARGAIN II Doors Ann
SHons.-Being fully determined to relinauish.
the boot and shoe buEness by the LIST Of june
Am now offering my complete stock st prices
lees than cost Of manufacturing. - ;"
j. RossNTHAL, No. 4O4 1th street.
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LIE CHAPMAN SISTERS attracted q large
1udlsnee &C Wallis Opera House last night.
lesqpe Little Jack Shepherd and oixs a
OiDoerella matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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LADIES SUITS made TO order from as up; also
Suits for Children and Misses, Mt q. Baurn's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, f08 TIN street.
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Poor SHooTIHe.-At I2z o,eloek last ptgbt
cmcefs F'ueld end Taylor, Uncovered three
men n The act Of breaking into the premises OF
Col. =. A McCIrtneys No. 1890 Cocoran street
The feteves succeeded in making their escaDa
notS fhsfsnding the officers fred several shots
after them.
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rwear q speciality

SPRING CoLoRs.-I have just received lar ge
assortment OF our celebrated Dollar Kids,in Rsw
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 40S eth street.
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CITY ITEMS.

HARVEY & HOLDEN, corner Penrsylv Anil
avenue and llth street, are manufacturing TIT
hnS 1t and best Ice Cream in the District, which
hey serve in their saloons, 10 families festival
and excursions at the lowest possible rates.
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MR. THOMAS z. LLOYD was serenaded las,
hight at he residence IN South Warrington.
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For Coli 4, Coughs, Bronchitis, and all az
feotieDs OF he Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pee
toral.
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CLOTHrNGi

CLOTHING!
nice fitting SUIT can always be found at p
Wallach's, Odeon Hall, corner AZ street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
handsome suits, sll coIors, qualities and styles
Of American and imported Cloths and Cast
meres.
Also, . large stock OF Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Best stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear q speciality.
+. WALLACE, Odeon Hall,
corner ~ street and Penn avenue.
IyoH
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HENPLHR has all kinds Thermometers and
barometer.
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j HAVE Just received our new styles of Cor
sets Also, fun assortment OF the j. b. p.
Corsets, which sell at reasonable prices. q.
BAUM, COS It'll street, Corset Manufacturer.
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IF ANY rHIKG can reconcile one to the hot
weaver now upon re, it is the fact that its dr.
agreeable effeeil can be co easily and hand
somely Counteyacted by one of the cheap and
elegant srrnmer SUITS from ne establishment
of Strars. lie clo'hier. His stock in this line
10 bis Gus pm, he 's determined not to be un-
der. DID by any one In he trade. Give him a
call, and see how well his acts accord With his
prOmiss3.
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RAILROADS.
RALIInOhEASD OHIO RsILKo4U

RALIInOkEASD OHIO RaILKOln
WAsHTNGroN. December Is, I'm
Trains between WASHING
W T9s sns %HdkITIA0E s and ~ 20
VAST are now run ss follows. viz.
FOE BALTIMORE,
$40 a. M; Ia4s, 500. tio. s:io; ~" , saa
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6:4s aaa 9.a. n.
Ter Principal Way Stations. BI.sep.h,-s. r.,,,-
Vile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and Relay Ieave
a. yessops. The s<e .. m. stOps ct AnnapoIis
junction snd Relay only.
The 800 D. m. on Sunday stops a. durfns thS
FOE ANNAPOLIS.
Leave az o:4s m. and 4;Is D. 10, n train 20
or IOla Annapolis on Sunday. "
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave % 500 M and Z .oa' 8 a o ana . oo,r
FOB WAY bTATIONs
Leave 800 N. and 90 D. m
TUB ALL PARTS on THE WEST.
lave daily, except Saturday and SUNDAY, q
On Saturday at s:ss and SOD I'm.
to- ssh9ay az 90 and 500 .. m. only, connect.
81 Relay Station with trains trsm Baltiaure Ia
Ne n ne, fsrkersbure, Pittsburg, &C.
p nd tffasouTs leave az 500 p N, connecting at
ness hoose with strssburg and Winchester accom-.
Through tickets 70 the West can be had AZ tbe
day. - ~ ~
For New York, Phiadelphis and Boston see sd.
VertiseneRt OF " Through Linz
Master Of TrHRspoFtstios.
H. ~. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
SEO. .. hOOhTZ. Gen Ast, WashingtOs. mir
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To GET fine Dress Suit OF Clothes 90 to L,
Bars, corner It'll and streets. For a stylish
Business Suit 60 to l.. Bars. corner 9TH and
streets. For the best Blue Flannel Suit, Sack
or Frock Coat 90 to l.. Bars. For White Mar
seiiies or Duck Vests, Single or Double Breasted :,
60 to l.: Bars. For Alpaca Drap d'Eta and
and K streets. For Boys and Youths Clothing
go to l.. Bars, corner 7th and streets For
goods that win not Shrink 60 to l.. Bars, corner
TN end Il streets. For Fair Dealing 90 to L.
Bars, corner 9Th and f streets. English and
German Hosiery very cheap to close. No bust
nese Saturdays until night. 525,6
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CHILpRRNs SUTre, In Linen, Lawn, and Mar
settles; also, tine Imported Dresses, and sold at
low figures, at O. BAUx's Undergarment Fac
tory. ara en- pr
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Odeon Hail.

EASE TO THE FKBr.-For Corns and other
diseases OF the feet visit DIR. Whites establish
menf, $50 10Th street, opposite q. 3. Treasury.
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1NHBOUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, June 5, ls7O-noos,
Trains between WASHING
r rHh !. s sotIo NV ~, YORK 1880 ~ -
FOR NEW foRK. wtthopt oAanr, of,a,s
Leave daily Except Sunday 9; 500 q q 3:<S
FOR PHILADELPHIA
LesNs daily texcept sunday al 500 q ~, l2:sS
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York a. 800 .. N. ana Philsdel-
Sleeping cars for New York on .. n train only.
Through tickets % PhilsSei phis, New York or
Bosten can be had at the Station once 81 al hours
Of the dsy
See Baltimore and Ohio Raflroad advertisement,
Tor schecuie between Washington, Bal mere, An.
napOiis and the West. J. l.. WILSON,
- n aster Of TrausportRtiou.
L. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. +. KOoNTZ. Agent, wasbtnRton. jell
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NOLUMRIA DI8PBU0ARY. az
~ Corner PenHsylvaHta avesSs asA 26A street
OPEN DAILY Sundays sxosyGsdJf from Ito Pm
MEDICINE AlD ADVICE FREE. -
DIappus15I s~.vR.

DIsPINsARY STAFF:
oiseeses q Throat and Chest-l DR., jas. z. Young,
.s To and ssturdsys issS New York
Di: ns Of ghildrs.nondsys} Dr.; 2. g. B.sey,
Diseases Of Eye end Ear n. n w vp-s,u..
T. Tss 3D. and r1a''''i's Dis9s ~ sis sss'
O Is; TssI.ss,:
Diseases OF Head and Abdomen-J,,- =,
sx y; n. and sss'ias' Ds III IL:
Diseases Of Skin and Minor DR.. L. w. Ritchis
s sJs, % and FRI Bridge aeOrss
sessSsi Tss fron e TsomD
B. Ass1n ho g P ,s9. T. ThonpsOn-Dr H.
broash. lsa BEides 81, GsorsesoHn. " %Sz s.P
MADAn 1OODIYv AHpOIIIXL OORSlT0
" g highly Eeeommended b good physicians, %
EAunr OQ8s1T 1A0x0BX. koo m street, s.
Meen " ano u .. - u s1r.lss - 0-0
TONIC ALrERArIyY BIrrIRS,
Tor the cure Of Diseases Of the stomach, Kid.
neys. Bladder, Lungs, Liver snd Nerves.
:, Msnuiactursd and sold g No. 1909 7th and n
issi.isX :. In. rAYLoB. M. d.
F0k EC.e!z me QIIIO1 Rooms = -
.c,. ssneRhsrd Building, See Pennsylvania svenoe,
"sss ~ tsleu
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01HT1. OvBR-0AITIRe.
LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREay BUT.
TOA And LACE BOOTS constantly ON hand.
TH1 IMPERIAL BROHzl AND PEERLIes
GLOSS,
Ior dreaming Ladies', Misses, and ehildrens
wear mhA
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II srsls Tw I+rAA JoS SHs,
cheap ~ anybody.
At Stewart Stove House.
=. y. SIMPSON,, -
ap1-h 1905 Pc. av.. bet. 10th aud lth cts.
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F0R eix npe QIIIOI ROOMS = ~
"ss ~ tsle-0
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a VOID QUAcKe-A victtn q early indisore.
"A ticn, causing nervous debility, pressure 6s-
cay, 30, having tried In vain every Advertised rem
edy, has simple means Of sslf-cars, which he Wn
send free 70 his fellow -su0srsrs. Addrosa: y. ri
1UT1k8,Jo uassel g. LEV yorks oee3-seoD
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21
land that he will shortly como to Canada
TO rule the Dominion.

land that he will shortly come to Canada
TO rule the Dominion.
General Cluseret, as War Minister of
the Commune, sent an American citizen
TO NJ THEIRS offering to sell the gates Of
| Paris for the round sum of 100000.
francs. NJ. Theirs refused, but scarcely
bad the envoy returned than the Commune
lock and key.
Victo. Emanuel, though king Of a very
poor country, financially speaking, is
represented to be one of the richest crown
wearers in Europe. He is said to have
"A fortune of ut least loo,Oo0,O0O lier 1920,
oO0oOO) Among other things he is the
owner of some twenty splendid palaces, and
nearly seven hundred blood horses.
1t is now announced that all chloro-
form robberies are shams. The doctors
say that the attempt to administer the
drug to sleeping persons invariably awaK-
en-. them, and that all who allege chloro-
forming us an excuse for being robbed Of
other peoples money may be set down as
sharing in the robbery. At this rate what
is to become Of gcntccl swindling ?'-The
Day.
OfJohn Stuart Mill the London Times re-
Gently said "Mr. Mil was born to excite
!, hope and disappont expectation. He is
always gay and always abortive. With
:, never-failing freshness and inexhaustible
9 good-nature, he resumes before each audi
ence his old position at the beginning Of
all things and marches us triumphantly up
to dead WALL Unlike The Times, how
ever, he rarely butts his head against it
" more than once.
" Prince Bismarck is said to have mad,
- the following remarks to Minister Wash
" burne "The civil war in Paris does no
=, give me any fears as regards France o
Europe. Let the Commune go on it, ma
career. All the Reds Of Europe have ms
there by appointment. When they wi
have run their race, the outlet will
b. barred, and happy those who will succeed
=, in making their escape II was in kee
n | hS WIFI this uecidThtioH VI D'sHui
that the Prussians fired on the fugitiy
:, of the Commune.
at Brigham Young celebrated his 20
es birthday on the I'd inst, by royal rcpa
70 in the Lion house, Mt which were eight
in seven men, women and children, all ne
a relations or connections Of hi, fami
d His private secretary read an adore
d which closed with the wish; "May v,
G, live till the rulers of every nation on ear
Il shall acknow Wedge the wisdom of God
l. your administration, seek unto you
IS counsel, and recognize you, as you tru
are, the friend of God and man.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21
CURRENT NOTES,

The surviving soldiers of the war of
1872 hold their annual meeting to-day, Mt
Paris, Ky.
The colorcd cadet lately admitted to
West Point from Tennessee !. known there
rs " Lord Napier,
The president has appointed John II
Pitts commissioner to attend, the centen-
NAL anniversary of American indepcnd-
cnce At Philadelphia.
Mobile, Ala, has found new ma
terial for stree, paving in cyprus shay
lng'.' 1t is SAID this road bed will remain
firm and solid from eight to tel years.
Woodruff ~ Clalin, the female brok-
ers, have sued the Christian Union for
$4,000 damages for publishing Mrs.
Stoves new novel, my Wife and H.
which contains two characters, of which
they think themselves the originals.
There isn't baseball club in Xenia,
Ohio, and the authorities keep out patrol
men on all the roads, with instructions to
shoot any man approaching with bat or
ball, 1t is expected the population, under
his administration, will double every
hrec months by immigration from infected
localities.