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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-28
c45a ACRES OF LAND,

in Gloucester cosnty, Va, situated on the Bran
ketanlS river, and adjoining the lands of Captain
William Rafelds, w b. Bearces 1t is the farm
known as "Bellyieus."
and twelve months, negotiable notes, with IN
terest added for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained by the assignee until said
notes are paid. JACOB COHN,
NH 25--2aw3w Assignee.
nj OTICE.-AEreeably TO an order of the Dis
~ trict Court of the United States, will sell
to the highest bidder, at the conrt-house OF
Sreensville county, on the 23D DAY OF APRIL
NEXT, Circuit court day } a TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to the estate of Nathan T. Williams
bankrupt, containing ll6 ACRES, lying IN the
county of Greensyille, on which SAID Hlilains
resides
TERMs--One third cash; balance credit
of six and twelve months, interest from date,
and title retained j. AMBLER SMITH,
NH 22-2aw3w ASSIGNEE
NTOTiCE.-Agreeablyt TO order Of the Dis
IN trict Court of the United States, will sell
TO the highest bidder, at the courthouse OF
Brunswick county, on the l5TH DAY OF APRIL
NEXT, (circuit court day J 4 TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to the estate of Benjamin MeD. Ham
lett, bankrupt, containing 100 ACRES, lying on
the Boydton and Peters burg plankroad, on which
said Hamlet resides.
TERMS third cash balance on credit
of six and twelve months, interest from date ana
title retained. l.. X. TuRNBULiI,
NH 22-2awSw Assignee
A SIG ELS SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL ESTATE IN FLOYD COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.-By virtue of a decree of the Dis
trict Court of The United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia, dated January S9th, 1872,
shall, as assignee of Christopher Fiege, bank
rupt, sell ut public auction, in front of the
! courthouse, in Jacksonville, Floyd county, on
TUESDAY the 9th day Of April 1872, the fol
lowing real estate, surrendered by said bank
rupt, free from all liens and encumbrances,
to wit:
LIFE ESTATE IN ~ ACRES OF LAND
in Floyd county;
50 ACRES OF LAND in Floyd county;
LOT in the town Of Jacksonville.
TERMS-One-t third cash, balance on Il credit
of six and twelve months secured notes bearing
interest from date being required, and title to
be retained by the assignee until the purchase
| money is fully paid
ALSO,
the following chooses in action;
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BANKRUPT NoTICEs.

.,--l><,-~---l>--->><>>~~~~>
1885
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter of Madison T. Jones, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
TO Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
Emmett Crump, of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
sisnee of the estate of Madison 7. Jones, OF
Essex county, in said District. who was, on
the s9th day of January, 1872, adiudged bank
rupt on his own petition by the District Court OF
said District.
Dated Richmond, Feb. %, 1872.
EMMETT CRUMP,
NH 1-FSw Assignee.
1872
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
4 TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of r. @. Newly, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
Emmett Crurnp, of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee
of the estate of Il. O. Newly, Of Fauquier
county in said district, who was, on the 30th day
of Jan'y, 1872, adiudged a bankrupt ON his own
petition by the District Court of said District
Dated Richmond Feb. 20, 1872.
EMMETT CRUMP,
NH l-F3w Assignee
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WILLIAM A. EDWARDS, No. 301 East Broad
street.
3. W. RANDOLPH q ENGLISH, 1918 Main
street. Il
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A l. E x A N D RI A ,

The SECOND WARD RADICALS have nomina-
ted Lewis Mckenzie Greeley as a candidate
for the Board OF Aldermen, and John BirrelI.
Nj. b. Harlow, Lewis Stein and James Piper
for the Common Council.
CONSERVATIVE NoMINATIoNs.-The CITY
conservative convention met at noon to-day and
nominated for Mayor, Hugh Latham; for Ser
geant, JAS NJ. Steuart; for Attorney, VIM. Kill
gour; and for Assessor, John W. Campbell. The
following candidates have also been nomiuated
First w ard-FOr alderman, Major Loving; and
for the Councilmen, Messrs. q. X. Shnn, y. W.
Rock, w. s. Moore, and j. EIchberg. Second
and for Councilman, Messrs. T. Reishill Joseph
Hopkins, j. A. Field, and 5. Fl. Janney. Third
Ward-For alderman, DIR. j. b. johnson; and
for Councilmen. Messrs. w. F. Henderson
Charles MaDkn, X. Kemper, and Robert Part
Der. Fourth Ward-For alderman, j. w. Walls;
and for Councilmen, Messrs j. b. Smoot. I'll. e..
Siaymaker, George ". Jameson, ann A. j.
Fleming.
A. & F. Il. R.-work on the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railroad is rapidly approaching
completion. The track is now laid to within a
very few miles-six or seven, OF QuanticO, the
terminus, and is balasted as fast as laid so that
there may be no delay in the running of trains
as soon as the last bar of iron is put down. IL is
understood from employees of the road that trains
Will be running over 1t in two weeks, or by the
first of June.
BONDs.-Er. Joseph Hopkins received, yester-
day, from Ad )lf Cluss, esq, architect, a beau
tifully executed perspective drawing of the new
market house building, which he turned over to
the city treasurer, to be engraved from and
used as vignette on the new consolidation
bonds of the City-Gdzette, last eresin1,
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Government securities.
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, May l6.-Virginia skies. old, 70;
Nirginas consolidated, 5S; West virginiA's,
IL 4; North Carolina's, OLD, 35T.
BALTIMORE, May 16.-Cotton firmer; low mid :
dfngs, 22Aa22T. Flour quiet but firm. and
prices unchanged. Wheat nominally un-
changed Corn dull, and closes white south
ern, s0as2; yellow southern, 13a34; mixed west
ern, easier, 20. Oats quiet, mixed western,
Soaao; southern, 60. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Provisions, firm. Sales, 200 barrels. Mess
PORK, sl4 Bulk meats, unchanged. Sales,
lo9ooO pounds-shoulders, Z. Bacon, 81 a6; rib
sides, ,haIa; clear rlb sides, 7Sss; sugar
cured hams, l3al3k. Lard-good jobbing de-
mand-9 ASK. W. stern butter active; good 10
choice yellow tub, 25a2s. Whisky. firm. Sales
100 barrels at 80.
NEW YoRK, May 16.-Flour dull and heavy
wheat dull and declining. Corn nsminally
lower.
New YoRK, May 1e.-Stocks steady. Gold
nrm, "a. Money firm, 6s7. Exchange, long, 9x;
short, 10Y. Governments firm and quiet.
Virginia SKIES, 45; new, 50. North Cardinals,
PARIS, May 1G.-Rentes opened at 81 francs
40 confines.
LONDON, May 16, 1880 a. m.-Consols opened
at 9S for money, and % 4 for account. Bonds
firm; 1s62s, 80; 1865, old, 81 1s67s 49, I0.IO's,
soy.
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G. EORGE EFT W N,

Boy DRowSRD.-A little son (6k years
o'd) Of Mr.. W. III. Schutt, i'm business at No. 90
Bridge St, Georgetown, was drowned in Rock
creek yesterday while bathing. The body was
soon recovered and taken to his fathers resi-
deDce on Il street, Washington.
"TIPPECANoE AND TYLER TOO. stump
of the old whig pole which was placed in the
circle at the Intersection of High and Bridge
streets, in this city, on the 4th of July 1910, by
the friends of Harrison's election, (which pole
stood there years. was taken mp to-day in dig
ging the trench for the new water main. II Is
in good state of preservation, and measures
some ten feet in length and fourteen inches in
circumference.
ARRIVAL OF wHEAT.-Canal boat IS. Trun-
die, has arrived with i 80 bushels red wheat to
Hartley Bros, which sold at S2f5.
The LADY OF THE LAKE arrived from Nor
folk with lumber and ASSIGNED merchandise,
and departed with 366 bbls. OF -four and 80 bbls.
of lime.
FISH wHARF.-Sales of fish to-day at the fish
wharf 40 900 herring, at $3.50 per thousand;
200 shad, at Sl2 to SIS per hundred.
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THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTnENT, Office CHEF Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Is, 1872, 10 amS
SfNoPsIs FOR PAST TwENTT-PoUR HoU RS
Inc barometer has risen in the lower lakes and
IN Michigan and northward and is nov highest
over Lake Ontario; the lowest pressure Is in
western and central Iowa, with light southeast
erly winds and cloudy weather in the upper Mis-
sissippi valley; cloudy weather and rain areas i'm
the northwest. Clear weather with southerly TO
easteriy wind prevails on the Gulf; partially
cloudy and clear weather in the south Atlantic
states and in Virginia, in which latter rain has
faiien, and is row reported from Norfolk. Clear
weather, nOrtherly to easterly winds north OF
Virginia. Brisk northwesterly winds in wyo-
ming. Clear and cloudy weather on Pacific
coast
PRoBABILITIRs.-The low barometer In Iowa
Will move slowly eastward with cloudy weather
and occasional rains in the northwest. but clear
ing this evening; soutberly winds and cloudy
weather on upper lakes and northerly to eastery
winds and cloudy weather with light rain to-
night on lower lakes. Clearing and clear weather
on the Gulf and in lower Mississippi and Ohio
valleys. From western Pennsylvania to Mary
land and northeastward clear weather, rising
barometer and fresh northerlyt to easterly Winds
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CcCNCIL.-The Council met yesterday, at
60 p. m, and, no quorum being present, al
1ouTned.
HOUSE OF BELEGATES.-Undert the call
Of districts, Mr.. Bond submitted a resolution
providing for furnishing copies Of the printed
bills and journal to the Governor; adopted.
Also an amendment TO the bill to pay the out
standing Indebtedness, providing for paying the
reward of $4,000 offered sby the mayor Of
Washington for the capture OF the assassins of
President Lincoln; referred. By Mr.. lie Barnes
Resolution iDquiriDg of the Governor whether
the report made by the board of public works
on May I'd was intended as the report required
by the 3sth section OF the organic act. Mr..
Shepherd moved to lay on the table; carried
yeas IL, nays6. By Mr.. DISQUALIFICATION
declaring that, as there is pending in Congress
a bill to incorporate the Northern Liberty mar
ket company, the House committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia be requested to defer action
in the premises, believing that the passage Of
such bill would be Prejudicial to the interests
OF the people. Dir. Choate moved to lay on the
table; lost-yeas 3, (Messrs Choate, Cox and
Sbepherd;) nays 10. Mr.. Boswell offered an
amendment asking that they (the District COM
mittee) reject so much of the bill as gives the
company the right to use the present site of the
market, or any public reservation: carried
yeas IL; nays 3, (Messrs. Dickson, Hogan and
Shepherd-) Mr.. Mcknight offered a reso-
luton protesting against the bill, pend
ing in Congress, authorizing the Wash
ington Gas Light Company to increase
its stock, and giving them authority to
extend their pipes into the county. Pending a
vote on this resolution, the House adjourned.
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BREAKING A MANS NECK WITH A Blow
Shortly before noon yesterday, while Bernard
Marvin was visiting his brother in-law, Robert
Hays, at his residence, on the corner of north
9TH and Sd streets, Williamsburg, the two men
became engaged in a scuffie, during which Mar
vim struck Hays blow on the back of his head
breaking his neck and killing him instantly.
men, but both had been drinking very freely
through the morning. Marvin gave himself up
Immediately to the police, completely broken
down by horror at his deed. Hays was an en-
ploye In Marvin's shoe store, in Warren street.
New York, and leaves widow and an infant
child. Both the parties were soldiers during the
He was married to Marvin's sister. The Others
in the house were not aware that any fighting
was taking place.-N. Y. Times, 18th instant.
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a POINT WE'LL TAKEN 1T is narrated of the
Rev. w. n. n. Murray that q decade or two
ago, ut q debating society of which he was Q
member, held in the Town Hall Of Guilford
Conn, there was great dispute as to the pro-
were in accordance with parliamentary rules or
not, which became % hot and the disorder %
great that the president raped smartly with
his mallet, declaring such proceedings ct any
rose to point Of order, saving: "Mr. President,
1t may be that these disorder1y proceedings are
not parliamentary; but suppose that the gem
gressional proceedings are good enough for
them" Considering the congressional scenes
OF those days, It was-as ID proverbial with him
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The various Wall street markets are in a state
Of suspense, awaiting the action OF the Senate
on the supplemental clause of the Washington
treaty. Money is in fair supply az Gas per cent.
TO borrowers on cali and prime commercial is
selling att a9k per cent. The dizziness at the
Exchange tends to keep the market easy at cur
rent rates.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
v A z Z q n

This bsAu,ifvl snd very healthy SrNNNR 81
SokT. situated the Alexandria aud A a
winchs sfer tnrnriss- rrsr slickrrls Car .NNV
and snIraunded ~ th. hiu- Ridge Noun Ae2l
tains. will ~ .p~nsd GO he reception ~ r---s
June Isl, le72 The hgnse T. modern "a structure.
and hrst-c ass M eNery respect Sine last snul ar
the hull iings have been greatly improved ~ NJ
addition of lsrCe stone baf rcCn III hailAinrs
consiss ing q iarco ard airy rasrss : -
fortahly furnished The table viii ~ -rpp'tasi i1
the beet the season can "a There l. alsa on the
premises me crsqret GROUND. rerfecily shaia.f
A Piano In the house.
This place is within three h'urs' ride ~ ral-aaf
OF Washington city. new aud elegant stag coal,
will he kept for the arc rmmodstion % gue.fs W..
will meetthe trains ~ III smiltcn Depot, " and d
h. whenever required
Persons in the city desiring % spe-d the .uur,.
st the cool house Of the Blue hiiCe M1uufaf ~
please address @ W. WRIGHT, R0uRd I'm p. q
Loudon county, Va.
Referenoe-Mrs. {. Bernie, Ne. ala4 Pennsyiva
mia avenue. msTlstf
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The BEAUTIES Of the Black Crook" will
only be visible for a few nights more, and all
avail themselves of the last chances. To-mor-
row night the bewitching Kate Santley has q
benefit, and Saturday night everybody is going
because Mefsrs. SessfOrd, Buckingham and
JamisOn are to get the proceeds.
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AN INSANE MAN, who has been frequently at
the white house within the past week, insisting
upon seeing the President for the purpose Of
presenting patent Of some kind to the govern
ment, and who has been impOrtunate and an
noyiDg to officials about the white house, was
arrested this morning by Officer Fox and con-
veyed to headquarters, where he will be ex-
amined and probably sent to the insane asylum
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CoLoRHD SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-The ex-
aminations were continued yesterday afternoon
In the Delaware avenue building. The second
airy school, Miss A. V. Tompkins, was examined
by MI. Nashon from 2H to 6k o'clock. The
pupils were OF the first primary and third Sec
ondary grades, and the examination was a rigid
one, but they stood the test WELL Mr.. G. F. r.
Cook, superintendent, examined the intermed-
ate school in the same building, under the charge
OF Miss Randall for about five hours. The pu-
pills here were of the first, second and third in
teTmediate grades. The reading was excellent.
In arithmetic they were nearly proficient. The
teacher deserves credit for the general deport-
ment OF the children and the degree of excel
ience shown by the scholars. "She Sleeps in
the Valley" by Sally Moore, with schoo' in
concert, was rendered with good effect, reflect
ing credit alike upon scholars and their music
teacher, Miss Arnold.
Mr.. Henry johnson, president of the board of
trustees, congratulated the teachers upon the
success which attended their efforts, and the
scholars for their department. Addresses were
also made by ex-trustee Alfred Jones and
others.
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THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have awarded
the contract for grading Lincoln avenue, from
Glenwood Cemetery to Middleton's Gate to
Andrew Burgess, at "a cents rer cubic ward.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amnsement., Ac., Tonight.

National Taedter.-ss The Black Crook - with
the great Egyptian juggler, Lozardo, and the
Jarnella children.
LiRcoln Holm Awnings Minstrels.
Congregational Ckurch--John B. Cough on
ssCircumstaL res"
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WHITR AND BROWN LINEN SUITS, white
Marseilies and duck vests, plain and striped
alpaca and mohair sacks, drap d'ete sacks, and
GEO. c. HENN1sG, No. 4io eth Street NV.
TRY THE CELEBRATED LAGER from the Lion
brewery, Cincinnati, pronounced by all to be
superior to any sold in Washington. The Oyster
Bay, 1916 and 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ALASKA DIAMOND STUDS, beautifully set in
plate and gold, from 80 to S15 per SET at Prigg's
jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near
Az street.
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TY TIE MS.

CALL AT "THE OYSTER BAY" and try the
celebrated Lion Lager from Cincinnati, the
coolest and best sold in the city.
OPENED THIS MORNING, beautiful lot OF
blue diagonal cut-away coats, with vests, at A.
Straus' 1o11 Pennsylvania avenue, three doors
east of 18th street.
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DIET FOR DIARRHRA.-Roast some rice as
you would coffee; then grind IL in . coffee-mili;
then dissolve two ounces Of gum arabic in one
pint Of hot water; when Dissolved put in tea
emp OF rice, and let il boil twenty minutes, or
until it Ii the consistency OF mush. IL too thick,
as you use IL, thin IL with hot water, Isaws
desperate case cured by this most valuable
remedy.
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PROVING HIS INN ocKnCH-A few davs since
man was arrested In Newton, Kansas, and
taken before certain justice, charged with a.
eault and battery, with intent to kill. The
defendant, having shot the plaintiff through the
thigh, contended that there vas no intent % kiI,
because, with his reputation for "deadly aim's
be could have killed him had he wanted TO. No
he invited the justice to IN exhibition Of the
same. He and the, justice then retired to the
rear of the Office, where the defendant, sttwenty
paces, put six balls into the bottom Of an oyster
can in rs many seconds. Upon returning to the
court the defendant was discharged on the
ground that such an excellent "shot" could NOT
possibly have had any intent TO kill.
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AMUSING Scene ON A STREET CAR-The
passengers on one Of Riker's street cars laughed
some yesterday morning at q scene between the
conductor and q well-dressed young man from
Georgetown. As the car was passing down the
Avenue, the young man at the time standing on
the platform taking it easy, with one foot on a
trunk, he was approached by the conductor
his five cents.
Conductor.-I demand 25 cents for that trunk
Young Man, (hesitating. e25 cents? Well, l
think will not pay 1t.
C.-Then 1 shall put the trunk off,
" M.-You had better not, or you NAV be
sorry for il.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car, dumps trunk
on the Avenue, starts car, and after going some
two squares, approaches the young man. who
an angry mood says: Now / have put YOUR
trunk on, what are you going to do about il p,
Young Man, tcoolly. well, / don't propose
to do anything about it; it's no concern OF mine:
il wasn't my trunk.
Conductor ercely.)-Then, why didn't you
tell me so?
M.-Because you did not ask me, and told
you you'd be sorry for il.
=. furious l-Then 90 inside the car.
for me out here.
At this juncture a portly German emerees
from the car, and angrily says. {" Mine Colt!
you Teller, where is mine drunk?D
Young MAINLY friend, think that ia your
trunk down on the avenue there.
German.-Who puts him Off? 1 hafe de
monish to pay him. will see about dot
The car was stopped, and shortly afterwards
the conductor was seen to come sweating up
with the trunk on his back-a part of the per
iormance he did not enjoy half as well as did
the passengers.
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81 co. MS. ST
Ine dollar Per visit for operations upon CORXHs.
r. HsFs &C.
sSs cS.rs:
ATTENDANCE q residences IS per Visit 5eerasion:
peIformsSd without pain, 50 that the patient can
Phseisn: and Ses other
wellskn9wn and responsible patrons.
q once pfecudes Waiting p..snss at pe:
dences except between and D. m. msr29-tf
T IMITLD PARTNERsHIP.
This is to certify that we have, this 18th 'ay of
t hrr D % RtV Under
transacted that Of selling Singer Sewing Mach ,es
The names Of the General and Special Partners
are Lewis Baar, General Partner, reading No. 329
residence No. isi 7th street ", Wash.
The amount of capital contributed by Henry
FEanc, Special Partner, is four thousand dollars:
i to e. snS I'd
h hESRI Pan Fsaso. { {s:s:II
hereby DESIGNATE the DAILY National Repnbiieas
wherein the above notice shall Be- p"b.ssd ssries
.S so ISsr s. Mr1es E. .ass Ss
THn MOST EH xO is1a SEs4J RRFFsoOvIRT OF
DR.. 8. ID. Howe's Arabian MILK Cure
Cures ordinary coughs and ooic; in q few hour.
MS~s's Arabian HI Tonic Blood Pur,oe,
right 'ns pu1s
For "General Debility" >. Lost Vitality and
broken dsyn CONSTITUTIONS, '
CA''e"1 To ' snd n e: ss5si cs"'I's"
frssy SN Sss S |: sSS IL rss 5,si ses
Sold wholesale and Retail By
fses: r ss:nrs 6sS a :s
4 4 sS5oN1; ~ Ar Ard stIsst:;
s:yoss:, IS sSS S e. sna r'nn'''''n'' ave.
T T.b.f now Co; ss g "a, "a ;sIsss
Az: seHaIaIi! EcEtS Capitol and q streets.
sss H sS ma u: :: sss street
q n r..
ONLY TRIAL.
THAT'S ALL WE WANT
BLUUR.
E Bee Family Flour-..-.............-s!SI pr Dbl
ExWSs in proportion.
BACON. 20.
gsst Quality nans....-......-.......-......I!c.
Best ssss SSsliss Lard. los. for..-..siSo
eYRUPS, &c.
Diamond D5ips, only &c. Der gan
6 6Tos ......:.-.. IL Fl
No. hactersl. in ssos
Beat Quality Demerars Suear......-.........iSc rs
New Orleans SagaF........................ 10
euaiify Gomez s1s.r ,-,-;.---........ u
kic' best asaiitZ .<c p. J:ya, best quality &c p
For list Of tue cheapest and best fEAS plesse
read our notice in the Republican.
BRAY BRO
may1 $40 PenuBylvania avenue.
sOND IDEA"
CLOTHING SALE,
A. Osk Han. S9s tn street. non
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WHITE VESTS,
White Vests,
White Vests,
White Vests,
All Styles, Sizes and Prices,
At HABLE Bros,
Northwest corner 7th and ID streets.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th St, pays per ct on deposits. Ht314tI6
BLACK Alpaca Coats.
Drab Alpaca Coats.
Brown Alpaca Coats.
Striped Alpaca Goats.
At EIsEMAN & Bros,
sos eth ST., 3 doors above r.
witnessed the operation of Phalons Chemical
Hair InrigordtOr, on harsh, dry, weak or thin
hair, can doubt tor one moment its regeneratinR
properties. 1t literally compels the hair to grow
and beauties, while it strengthens, the fibrous
mass. eo3
RELIEF FOR THE FRRT-FER 81.
COrns, BuniOns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DR. Whites rooms, 535 18th street.
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, Nerth
Charles street. Fee SD
H. BAUM has opened Branch, 805 Market
Space, between Sth and 9Th streets. 4.221:
DIR. Iron, III 1 street, between 7th and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near ~ street;
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LADIES UNDERWEAR, also for children. a fine
and seasonable assortment il just advertised by
Chas. Baum, at his hoop skirt and corset fac
tory, 4os 9Th street, between d and +.
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