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tical and accumulative and the evils Of
many of the other tribes arise from i'm
proper treatment by the white men. who
intrude and endeavor to swindlc them
1t is thought that out of the various
elements found in these tribes can be
formed, with proper care, u real Indian
nation.
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C.CeS A MONTH to sell our Universal Ce-
% Jment, Combination Tunnel, Button
Hole Cutter. and other articles. SAco NOVELTY
Co., Saco, Me. iI;i
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SHHOMAS H. Mcleod, Attorney
L and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in Chan
Gerry, and Claim Agent Office in Lane clay :
Block. -
Fest end of the Bridge Middlebury, VT.
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Rare Chance for Agents.

Agents, we will pay you $40 per week in cash,
if You will engage with us at once. Everything
furnished and expenses paid. Address
H7;D L. A. ELLIS Il CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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Wells CarbOlic Tablets

FOR COTGHS, COLDS g. HOARSENESS
These Tablets present the Acid in Combination
with other efficient remedies, in popular form,
for tho Cure of all Throat and Lung diseases.
Hoarseness and liberation Of the Throat are i'm
mediately relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent to the proprietor of relief in cases OF
Throat difficulties of years standing.
CAUTION by by worthless imita-
tions. Get only Wells Carbolic Tablets. Price
% cts. per Box. John Q. Kellogg Platt St, N.
Y. Send for Circular. Sole agent fol the U. 5.
la;M4
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] II + u B Z B 4

1t is NOT A PIlYSIC--It is Not what is popu-
larly called Ditters, nor is it tended as such; (;
1t south American phnt that has been
used n many years by the IN 'dical faculty of
those c, Intries with wonderful efficacy a Power
full Alternative and unequGlled Purifier of the Blood
and is sure and perfect remedy for all diseases
of the Liver and Spleen, enlargement or obstruc-
tion of Intestines, Urinary, Uterine, or Abdomn-
al Organs poverty or want OF blood in
termittent or remitent Fevers innamma-
tion of the Liver, Dropsy, sluggish circulation of
the Blood, Assesses, Tuinors, Jaundce, Scrofula,
Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, or their concomit-
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Texas has one hundred and ten news
papers
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JURUBEBA

is confidently recommended to every family a
household remedy, and should be freely taken in
all arrangements of the system, 1t gives health,
vigor and tone to all the vital forces and animates
and fortifes all weak and lymphatic tcmpera-
ments. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Platt street, n
Y, Sole agent for the United States Price 81
Send for Circular (49;wD
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4" Afoot and Alone. "a Splendid New
Book for Agents. Finely illustrated. Price low,
Will outsell everything. Send for circulars Ad-
dress COLUMBIAN BOOK Co, Hartford, Conn.
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.aillsI 10 sosuoH diod nj ebs@ ylsisib
nj isleisggoZs ,rsvssS o. ssls10 q. Iosss
lAssa
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DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURU8EBA

is offered to the public as a great invgorator and
remedy for all impurities of the blood or for organ
ic weakness with their attendant evils. For Mo
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imsiness Cards.

w p. Russell, NJ. D., has resum-
W. ed the practice of his Profession, and
will again answer calls. Office at his House. first
door North Of Gov. Stewards 13,u
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Governments Securities.


Icy .As Wsstsr~ Un,os 1saesrapA CsmsasyI
NEW YORK, Jan. ;9.-First Board-Iay a. NJ
1. :. Sc. leSl, coupon, ll5n; s0s, %, cou1on,
ntas; rvs, "a, coupon, IlU,s; 52O's, IS, coupon,
lib; e-IDs, new, IS, coupon, 1lOL: s-sJ's 81
e C. n;. s1,. ss cou pGn, li2'i; 10 COS coupon
sItcn: 81; Cumberland, -: Western Union TeIs,
ffT nsPTd, ,x.; 9piSksver N1. Pacific Mail, So
rIgo q CTS. s Express ss1s American Ex press 6Cl
S1died States Zap, s 4 New York Central ana
n Edscn. ga; New York Central Scrip, %: Erie
y Eris preferred, -: Harlem, Il6 Harlem prefd,
~ keadine; H41s Michigan Central, lI7x: Lake
shore Michigan Southern. 90x; Union Pacific Rail
road, SO ofd; Illinois Central I3O OF Cleveland
iiisburs 81; Northwest, 73II. Northwest preferred
vi; Cleveland, Columhns. Cincinnati, and Indian
H29lis, a.; New jersey Central. Ill: Rock Island,
llO1s Milwaukee and ST Paul, 56% off d. do J., prefer
req s!h wabash q Western, 10; Delaware.
Alton Terre Haute, -; Hannibal 4 ST Joseph, az
,hi'ago snd Aiion, l2oA do. preferred, iasL;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 4sK; Coiumbus
Chicago and IndisDa Central, Tennessee e's old,
-; 90. new Ssh Virginia IS, old, 81 of d; do,
Sisr S Ss new: "a Missouri SIS, a. central Pa
Gold, lo91kalOga Market steady-sotiys
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Our modern skeptics who take nothing for
granted of what is written, and go eliberately
to work TO upset the belief of ages in historical
legends hitherto unquestioned; who eliminate
William Tell, POcahoDtas, and other interesting
Characters from the pages of sober history, and
give them to the realms or romance; who doubt
that Homer sung the Had, or Shakespeare
wrote the plays accredited to him; who argue
that Nero was public benefsctOr, that Judas
lscariOt wGs lot 50 black as he is painted, and
that Richard III has been ma,igned by chroni-
clers and playwrights; these doubling Thomases
may now be expected to take up the cases Of
Lucretis Borgia and the other great PRISONERS
of history and plead their innocence of the
crimes charged against them, with some plausi-
bility, in view of the medical testimony on the
Wharton trial. Suppose that the accused in
this case had been condemned on popular re-
port, without the long and patient investigation
accorded 10 her, aud her story written up BY
those who believe her guilty. She would have
gone down to POsterity one OF the most infa-
nous criminals on record In his Medicine ct
AcdiciHs, NJ. Littre considers some cases of sus-
pected poisoning, and selects for full discussion
those of Alexander the Great and Henrietta of
Orleans. lie concludes that they we're not
poisoned, because no known poisons produce
such symptoms, and because those symptoms
characterize certain known diseases. His rea-
SOning is closely analogous to that of the experts
who testified for the defence in the Wharton
case.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
. UEsDAY.--.........-J January 30, Is72

So-called spiritualists, If they wish to keep I'D
their credit, should 80 manage their affairs as
not to get into the courts. Whenever their
manifestations subjected to the analytical
processes of a law trial the developments are
rot such a TO increase the number of believers.
The latest illustration OF this fact was furnished
in New York last week. One Thomas sprouie,
who had been helping Col. Gordon and Mrs.
Elizabeth Fuller to humbug the public at one
dollar Per head for gentlemen and fifty cents
Tor lsdies, by the production of spiritual pic
lures" got tired OF the business and threatened
to leave, Whereupon they had him arrested on
the charge OF stealing a watch and chain from
Mrs Fuller. lie testified that the charge was
trUmP'd up 20 get him out of the way, and du-
ring his examination gave an account Of the
way IN which Gordon managed the seances for
the spiritual representation of departed beings
in the iOsm OF faces that appeared behind him
GOrdOn-and this is how it was done: cat the
sesnces the pictures were shown; there was a
figure floating, il only went as high as his hand
could reach and ladies or gentlemen recognized
At as the form of departed lover. There Is an
altar which is draped and has a cross on it, and
seven canclesticks; alse, a Bible and prayer
book; also, q censor; Gordon claimed that he
was controlled by the spirit Of Bishop White;
the seanee was opened with prayer, and there
was singing Of hymns and an exhortation; after
that the faces were shown; somebody would cry
out, els that Emily" sis that Susan?" and
the face would bow; Gordon did IL with his
hand; he held the card board pictures in his
hand. and came forward in the dark to shake
hands with the persons who recognized the
triends."
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WAE DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Omeer,)
WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. 80, 1872, 10 an
SYNOPSIS ROR THE PAST TwENTY-PouK
HoURs-Ths area of highest barometer has
moved enthusiastically since Monday morRing
TO Arkansas and Tennessee with Increasing
pressure from the Mississippi eastward to the
Atlanoci clear weather, with easterly to north
erly winds, has prevailed over the southern
states, except from Mississippi westward, where
cloud and snow, with rising temperature and
northeaSterly winds, are now reported; cloudy
weather, with occasional snow, has prevailed
from Michigan to Pennsylvania and New York:
brisk westerly winds have prevailed from the
middle and east Atlantic to the lower lakes, but
have now diminished in force, except at Oswe-
continues.
PRoBABILTTIEs.-The area of highest baron
eter continue TO move eastwardly over the south
ern states, with increasing pressure, continued
cold northerly to westerly winds and clear wea-
Tier over the Atlantic states; easterly winds
cloudy and threatening weather west of Ala
bama; southerly TO westerly winds, with rising
temperature, over the Ohio valley cloudy wea5
Their, with occasional light snow, continue over
the lower lake region.
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The relations between France and Italy
already sufficiently unpleasant and complicated,
are likely 10 become yet more distant and en-
barrassing, in consequence of the weakness of
the French Executive. The lack of courage in
President Theirs, or his want of backbone, as
we say in America, was recently shown in his
indisPositOn to assume the responsibility of ac-
crediting Monsieur De Goulsrd either to Flor
enee or to Rome, and hence he appealed to the
Assembly. He would not direct his envoy TO
establish himself at Rome, lest French public
opinion should decry the virtual recognition of
the transfer Of the Italian capital; while on the
other hand. were the ambassador to take ND his
residence at Florence, the relations between the
two countries would be even less friendly than
they now are, and that can hardly be with
cut an OPEN rupture, judging from the Bit
terness OF invectiye INDUCED in by the
leaders in both countries-the French de-
nouncirg the government of King Yiector
Emanuel, and the subjects OF the Italian
hing threatening vengeance on France because
OF her opposition to the occupation of Rome.
The attitude of the Italian press is almost belli-
cose- Tie Gd-ettd dHolia, OF Florence, in q
leader counsels the people and the government
to leave defamation to the French; and, by eff
hcient armament to prepare the nation for Iegit-
innate defense.
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M0rketS To-day

BALTIMORE, Jan. 'O.-The Stock BOARD was
not in session to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3o.-Cotton firm; low mid
diings, 2lH. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
firm; Pennsylvania, sl.5SaS1 81. Corn quiet
and stock scarce; white southern, 66a7O; yellow
southern, 6IaG9; mixed western, 69aTO. Oats
hrmer; t4a57. Pork firm; S;4KsSl5. Bacon
advancing tendency and active; shoulders, 6sa
!; rib sides, as; clear rib, SaSX; sugar cured
hams, l4a16. Lard firm, 9Y a10. Butter dull and
unchanged. Whisky nominal, 90 X 94.
NEW YORK, JAN 30.-StOcks strong. Govern
ments dull and steady. Gold firm, OK. Money
hrn, Cal. Virginia skies, 81 new, Sc. North
Caroiinas, 81; new, 15K. Exchange, long, o.;
short, Ok.
Ginning. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet
and steady.
LONDON, Jan. 80, 11.3O a. m.-Consols opened
at 81 as2h forboth. Bonds Of 1862, 92.; 1865,
old, 80; 10 40's, 911.
PARIS, Jan. 3o.-Rentes opened at Sc francs
! confines.
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New Workers object to palace street cars. be-
cause they say palace car occupies as much
space as an ordinary car, while IL will not carry
as many passengers, and that the running of
palace cars will practically cause the quality
and condition Of the ordinary cars to degener-
ate, whereas the public have a right to expect
mat these shall be improved. Instead of trying
to get bill through the legislature to prohibit
the running Of the palace cars, as they are do
ing, would il not be better to let them alone,
and try to get bill passed to improve the com
mon cars?
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% The full text of MT. Minister Schenck,s letter
resigning directorship in the Little Emma
mining company has been received His reasons
for the act are thus given: "My resignation il
upon grounds purely personal to myself In
consenting to become a director, knew that
but exercised priv ate and individual right, in
no way Incompatible with public or official duty;
but prefer to take away from some who have
criticised me even pretext for their comments
OF attacks" This would do very well il he had
not given the schem what is almost an official
indorSement, by adding that he continues to
have the fullest confidence, in the value and
prohtableness Of the property ownsd by the
company, and that he still holds all the shares
he has been able 70 take.
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rluAHCaAx, AHn UOuuRnuaAG

The rates in the Nov York money market yes
terdsy were frmcr. AS the savings bank ex-
cite me Mt dies out the legal tenders which have
been held by them for an emergency will return
TO active circulation. There was a speculative
feature in the government bond market on the
part OF some OF the foreign bankers to depress
the market to cover ''sbort" sales which they
had made. The stock market was heavy AMI
the volume of business small
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The Cunard steamship company offers to carry
a mail TO Queenstown on their Wednesdays
steamers without compensation, provided the
government will deliver the bags at their wharf.
The offer, whether intended to accommodate
and benefit the public, as claimed, or to operate
against the rival company now having the con-
tract, As charged, is liberal one, and We do not
see how the government can well decline it IL
proper security be given for the safety Of the
charge.
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Hon George Bancroft, United States Minister
at Berlin, has forwarded to Harvard College the
hTst instaiment of q permanent fund which he
proposes to establish, the income Of which IL to
defray the expenses Of . travelling fellowship.
The incumbent thereof Is to 30 selected from
each graduating class, and Is to travel In for.
eign countries under instructions from the COL
lege for the term Of one year.
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Coal MINES ON FtRB-The Beilinaham Rav
coal mines, near San Francisco, are on are sna
the flames are consuming houses &c. outs;ds
the shaft. The sea will be turned In 10 ext,s.
guish the flames
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TIE GOVERNOR OF TEXAS INprcrRp.-A
special TO the Galveston (Texas) Nsvs from
Austin, reports that the federal grand Jury have
found true bills against Governor Davis and the
oecreeary OF State, Newcomb, on account Of ir-
reguiarities In the late election p.
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CHICAGO DoH'r WANT ANY MORE WORRYING
srN.-A Chiea % dispatch says" Laborers and
mechanics In various parts Of the country are
making great mistake In coming to this efty in
search OF work. The supply OF labor OF eli sorts
Is Tar in excess Of the demand, and viii be for
two months 10 come
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10 TaR PEsITEsTIARY FOR LrFR-In the
case OF Siaekburn, charged with the murder Of
h. mistress, Mary Jane Lowell, 10 ChiiIicoths
oh-', the judge yesterday overruled the motion
fcF new tial, and sentenced Blackburn 10 tn
pxnitentiary tor life. ~ w
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s%SotheIn and j. 8. Clark are playing In
combination at Philadelphia
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n SOUTHERN EEIE1HsgBLIOAN AsseoIA
RESGE ~ SpSsl, A ~ s9JREs.

FRIDAI EVENING, February ID,
following places Gen. kutherford and VIM sirnie,
Third Auditors; Captain .. A. RApp and J. w
Pension Once; Or. J. X. Walsh, Census Bureau
Col. Oscar kas,mond, Assistant Doorkeeper Hsuse
Reception win commence al
O'Clock precisely. 1850
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR SALE se.. two :,srI BACK HoUsE,
s.-@i On easy terms.
At~e-s.ory FRA ME-. ,sss., No. ems 10th .,re.,
nor'h~esf, With I've rooms: Oni, sl'"o. easy terms.
Original LOT m ga sSssr. 8. fronting =. fee, on
"a e. rtt: between L and y streets: . earsAia.
L0f on southwest corner istS and streets, satss.
LOT 1t, in HAYES .ubdiv isiou Of Noun, Pleas
ing along Grant avenue, making two corner lots.
Also. several FARMS in Maryland.
The above real estate, belonging O. the estate
:etlsn-nt To eject speedy .sis ind aor%tnts vii VII
Sons n s. st ls q the sS,-
N. koHesR, N-w York ave. and Oh 81. Jsnll II
r rent win .., my pwsGiiSs SO HousE, ' on
Let q April price reasonable and term. go sn
Val r;ni SET: r for Sls Inquire OF u rOHFiEID
YoTk avenue. ijsnsiii Il s. Gircnf iIS D."
T9Ro RENT suite Of TH.Ek FURNISHED
g. Rooms, to one or two gentlemen, Ga private
Sap't%i and psPsar'TeS,' references required ias
Fee REsr,sevly FURNISHED, g .ut ct PAR-
munics,ing with bathroom and wster closet, G ~
be OF Gsr4Pg,s and sm sII,nsH Sss :Is
streets. mol N
COTTAGES ~ Mount Pleasant, coutsininS ten
roors about three quarters OF AZ scre Of lard -.
tsced. well fenced Ia, with stable Terms eazy ~
1uiring hut q moderate cash payment.
One Of the above will be rented:
Do.u Corner 18th street and N Y avenue.
EQR RLNT-A desirable and eommodious
HOCsE, With all the modern improvements,
sHusted on the corner OF 18th and streets For
terms and particulars inquire at 4.1 Pennsylvania
avenue. ocyl III
LOB RENT-Two ROOMS In Q hrst class house,
on New York avenue, between sth and 10th sts.
north side, can be had hapdsomelT furnished either
separate or together. Ne other occu pants except
the family In the house. References exchanged
Apply At the Star once by letter: address eli New
York avenue. OCH Il
EQR kEHr-A large BOON IN ths Y N o. As
Building, suitable Tor Byoeum, Music Cissses
&C., &c, formerly used by Prof Caulhed for musioa
academy: Inquire Of A. 8. PRATT SON. Y.M
U A Building, corner sth and n streets. fe-n
FOE SALE Oh kkET--The elegant CUUNTRI
= sEAT recently eccupied By q. ID. Gilman, on
Boundary strest, at the head OF 81 street e.-t, 81
ofning residence OF ID. McClelland one OF the hal
soonest suburban residences In the Distr ot apvi,
to- sHEPHERD. $40 Pennsyivania svsnss
E0R REET-The large DWELLING HOUSE
y Ae1 Pennsylyanta avenue, six doors east Of lie
NaponAi Hotel; wide rooms, stair casee aud PEE
s.ses: locality tor lawyer or physcian.
rRANCk TAYLOR,
NJ D-u S1l Indiana syeuoe.
FOB REST.Si! nne OTFICB ROOMS In ths
shepherd Building. eos PepnryivanIs avenue
ooutb soc lf-s@
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QoARp an PupLIo.WoRKs,

BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS, q
ID WARRINGTON, January 20, I079.
The sdvertisement for bids for ten millions Of
Paving Bricks, 10 bs opened By the Beard first day
he sepoc q I'D. cr sas9ser q Su .od
upwaIds. Bidders win Picass take notice end bid
af Ssnso (oAro. kRsS Viz. rl.:iden.
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NNHE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
Il TRUST COMPANY.
Banking House. No. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue
opposite the Treasury,
PAYS SIX PER CENT INTERrsr.
Interest Bss,ms the lst Of Each Moath.
PAYS E0UR PER CENT, on busipess Accounts
from date of de post.
issSes Certfeafes OF Deposit bearing 8 and per
cent. inter- ut. available anywhere
HAS BRANCH OFFICES ia all large towns and
cities Of the South and Southwest.
Bank Horys, a. m. TO >. m
Open "Wednesday and Saturday nights from 81 to
6oclot k to receive deposits only Gall at the ann
or st nd for COPY Of the Charter and b. laws 80 Iy
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IMMENSE REDUCTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the Iatensss of the sea son. and
preparing for slarge Spring Stock, which an now
having manufactured especially to order, cffer
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-A m,dium sized fire. proof -
s-fk can be seen at G.. sc HNEIDER'> sw1,
NO, l2o1 st, bet. - h and 18th. jeo NJ t-9
THE GOOD WILL AND MIXTURES or A
neatly htted No RESTAURANT. opposite Cen
ice. 90 as
FOR ShLE-CHEAP F0RCAsR-A light sec.
L ono and FAMILY CARRIAGE. 10. &sRR
carry SIX persons; IN good repair. AppyESSX
70 JOHN McbERMOTT BRO = ~
Scach Makers, SO Pa. avenue, or Mr.. r BLAKE.
LILY, Government Stables, corner street aud
Inn. eeenur. JH-eoSt'
RRICk YARD FOB SALE Inquire AT once Of
- y ~ cALLAh, Lou lana avenue, near corner
9TH street south side iSSIvs
E0k SALE The FUkNITURE and GOOD
u WILL, with everything necessary for a board
ing house; has been onesfor years. at No 3l5 Penn
sylNania ay., between Sd and al cts. Furnished
Parlors and Bedrooms for rent-s6to SO dcsO Ims
FOR sALE--HORsE, BUGGY and HARNESS;
l. good business rig. Can be seen at ~
HUN Akps Stables, q street, between 9Th IN
ana tn sS5- Ros-n GA
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BANKERS.

M IsDLElOH q o.
BANK Frs,
1877 street, two doors from g. Tres.urv ~
partment,D
WASHINGTON, D. O.
Receive Deposits aud transact Genersi Bs.ksus
Business. 1890
IKohspee on the principal cities takea end evs.
at par 70 our depOsftors.
Indignation chserfuily furnished In rsiatioa
Losns negotiated on the best terms
OF ms before al the United States DepArtmsuss
Ds ssSe IN M personal care. .,nn,r-ov
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4 MHoNf FISHER.
FIRST CLASS SCORER.
els 9TH srBEsr, orro.rrr Psrr-r ovy,ry
81 promptly adopting the latest IN, rrav-w.,t.,
whether 81 American ~ European inv-ntion an
sea 20 90 my work "a msnner N q Go b eaaAlel
Ladies Drss-es cleaned without haisr tai ., .-.-x
Al ktnd ~ spois rem Cd cl-asiag he 800.
garment, and erase 50 ,ts. after heinR rrmoveS.
never show sga'n. G-nflemens Clothes cI-aned
without SbriEking ~ luynring the garment Al tes
fuilO~ing price Coats. 81 . aud ~. Pant. "a
cents; Vests, ~ cts whole sasine-- suit 81 a.
hepairng cone neatly and at reas ,nahla pric--
Rev hork style OF cleaning kid 0loye--s p.ir
- cents two pAir a. cents. one Dozen S. Craps
heils and Trimmings cleaned, blacken 4 and stsf-
tened ~ u per square yard. Ostrich feathsrs
twhifel colored eaned snd csled n the best stvle
once OF the Staten l~lARd, Y ny-inR E.tsA
lshnent, established lSlq The oldest ana lsrr..l a
the kind IN the country, IL not in tn rid
ANTHONY FISHER. Agest.
VEly els 9th street
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N 1JI and TAU Grand street, n. Y.
I EssONS ON GUITAR AND PIANO for Ss and
- $40 per quarter. Please leave address at Ellis'
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