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- Real Estate Brokers and Aucfioueers.
southwest corner PennsylvAnia ave- and nth street
- Star Once Buildings.
sfMMENsx SALE OF FRUIT rRrrs rvrp-
GkEENs. &c FROM ONE or THE MOST
THEl c nnhE mp EXTENSIVE FLORISTS in
n On FRIDAY MORNING., April 10, ls7..
commenting at II o'cioek 4. ia front Of our nc.
collection o. hne fruit trees. and eyergreens:
1000 Fruit Trees, such IS Apples, Pears,
Dwarf ard star dard Plumbs,
P.sches aud cherries,
Dwarf aud stands I'd Evergreens sucN as
Norway. Spruce White Spruce, and silver Fir
Bach Spruce Bslsxm Dir, American Arbor Yitas
SHE ism. Golden, sId Sarieg&ted do
Irish and Swedish Jumpers, q smlock Spri:.
Also,
Shade Trees,
Silver Poplars, silver Naples.
Ame ricsn Linde ns, Europs an Lindens,
Weeping WILLOWS, sugar Naples. &c.
Terms eaah.
apls-d IRep.I LAIIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE ARLINGTON FIRE tN>. go.
l. FOR THE DISTRICT oF COLUMBIA.
CAPITAL s2Qo 900.
nlNFCroES.
SsTes G; Kennedy, Nm a Ward.
Jesse .. Wilson, C6s1les Fls,.as.ra.
"m- r. Riley. a., ~. Wa JoAa-i,a.
y kkpsSSEpL, Pre-. NILsoS. Treas.
Once iI2S { street \ " all q,
WAsHINGreN AGENCY
NoRTB BRITIsH AsD MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF LoNpoN AND EpINBUEG.
This great Old Company vas e.tsbiis,,. b.. e.,
land in iS'9, ard row, sftcr pr1.re-rr-. 49,, =
sixty years holds assets 'r,'ur,sis q,
sas 500 600
-'tN ~ 80 - = 4 81 hNhA So VI
opened in New N,rb r. lsii AMI rsv g. ,;s. r.-r,.
from is own oarni-g, "a Il. sOO zoe
The total losses q the E4rth British Il, Tn. chi
osgo fire we're g 26 ga - ct whi,h Isl Isl q ",
was paid by eight drafts On the HON. ohce IA L.,
don, and ssh -Se = from The earnings ct t Uait~a
states Branch.
The NORTH BRITISH AID MERCANTILE
viii insure ali classes o. proPtrty ~ fair rafa ans
can afford % write - high a. : 5000 GA a siueIs
rick. Call az once CA their ts,ugs.
HANSON q BLACaFoYa.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ MAsHISGIoN, p. c.. Aprit 6. 1874.
On the petition OF LYMAN h. BLAKE, Of Brook
Ign, New York, praying for the extension Of q
for an improve ment IN Sewing Machines:
Ii is o. dertd that the testimony in the case b.
closed ON the 18th day Of June next, that the time
for hlirg Arguments and the Examiner. port :
limited tp the 4fh day of June next: and thsf saf
Any person may oppose this sxfensios.
apl0 " 81 N. D. LBGGEff. Commssioner.
(NAeH PAID POR LApIne,, QlHrg' and chill
sHOi 8, ste, e Z. onADWOHLy, lf3x Bride
street 0eoFese0un. uces By nall from 0eorgstovu
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10y GREEN &WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901, northwest cornerof 10th and d SITS

Try GREEN &WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901, northwest cornerof 10th and d ats
HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT MARBLR.rop
oHAMBER SUIT. WALNUT HAIR CLOTH
pAkLoR SET, WALNUT ETEGERE, BOOK
s0ME THREE PLY AND INGRA IN CA RIPE rs,
Ht,ATtMSICN DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS,
WALNUT BEBSTEsDS AND BUREAUS
FEAATHER PILLOWS AND MATTRASSEs ),
EiNn LOUNGES, PAINTED BUREAUS AND
MASHsTANDS, GROCERY AND GLASS
WARE, &c, &C. AT AUCTION.
n On TIL tuesday,. the 18th instant, at 10
w O'Clock a. N we shalt sell. at the residence OF
lady declining housekeeping, at $50 10th
usireet, between and streets northwest the
dition. ~ 80 e"O 'on
Terms: Cash.
apl5-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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Try GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and SITS
ASSIGNEEs' SALE OFvALUABLE IMPROVED
KkAk Estate IN THE SQUARE SELECT
MARkET HOUSE. BETTER KNOWN As
TIE SAVAGE SQUARE; BETWEEN X AND
- We shall offer for sale, at Public Auction, to
E:5 the highest bidder. on Tu ESDAY, the S0.h day
SACf April, lhl2, at o'clock .. N in front of the
pfsmses i've Houses and LOIS, situated on the west
side OF 4th street. between h and l. SIS, known as
numbers le2s, 1896 1924, lC22 D2o. This pro certy
offers rare Inducements to purchaser and pitai-
ISIS, ing situated in the same square selected for
the new ms rket.
Terms:-One third cash: the balance in six and
twelve MONTHS the purchaser to give notes secured
by deed or trust upon the property for the deferred
payments. $iOO to be pa down on each House as
sold. All conyeyancing and stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. Plat of the Property will be exhibit
ted at the sale. Il. ". WHITE,
EUGENE CARUSI,
WIN. Y. MATrINGLY,
A ssiglees of J. @ Naylor
apS d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT FOR . ppI.
NATE REs!DENCE, FKONTISG ON 4
sTkEET NORTH, BETWEEN 3D AND4rs
AT AUCTION. manu-
- ON WEDNESDAY. the 2ath instant. AZ s
o'clock =. m. We shall sell on the premises
part Lot No. 2. In Square No 397, being a god
building front, by 80 feet 91s inches deep with two
eide walls already up. This lot offers great nduce
ments to purchasers to attend the sale it is in
Terms One-third cash; balance In 6, u and IL
monihs for notes bearing interest. and secured by
a deed Of uust On the premises sold. All convey.
anciDg and revenue stamps at the cost Of the nur.
chaser. Slo0 down on the day of sale w.
GRERN WILLIAMS. Aucts
apl6-d Repub& Patriot
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TO.MORROK.
by VIM. L: WALL l. CO., Auctloneers,
- New Marble Buiiding,)
Nos 500 aRd 902 PennsyIyauia ayenr

Ri WM. L, WALL CO, Auctioneers,
Nos. 500 AID 902 Pennsyly ania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE
FuRNITMBE IN THE ST, JAMES HOTEL,
SIXTH THEkT, AT AUCTION.
a BY virtue of two deeds OF trust. recorded re-
W spcctlyely in liber Ne. folio 1877 one of the
~ chattel records for Washington county and in
thber No COS, folio As, of the land records
for said county, the undersigned will sell at
public auction, in said hotel. commencing on MON
DAY. April D, lS!2, at 10 O'Clock a. m, and con-
timing from day to day until sufficient is realiZ ID
to pay the cetts for which the undersigned are au
thctiZTd to sell. the Goods and Chattes Furniture
aud Fixtures contained In said hotel, prisng in
part
PaTlor Suits, French Plate Mirrors, Pianos,
Brussels, Tapestry and Ingram Carpets,
Black Walnut Sets. Marble top Tables,
Lace Curtains and COruices. II air Mattresses,
Walnut and other WardTobes,
Bedsteads and tiure2us- Weshstanis, Cottage Sets.
Dining Tables aud Chsirs. SiiebO5rds,
Plated Ware. Glassware, CroCkery, &c,
Blankets, Linen. Beds ard Bedding, Safe,
Office aud Bar Furniture, &c
Chandeliers, &C., &C.
Terms: All sums under $3.50 cash, aad over tina,
amount a credit Of one snd two months, With inter-
est and approved endorsements
"a Sale positive.
F.E. WHITE, r
SAM'L PHILLIPS { trustees.
w. L. WALL eco,
rnar28-eo5ds lRep1 Auctoneers.
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Rf GRsEN & WILLIAMS. Arctioneers.
- loOl, northwest corner l0th and ID streets

SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING
II TIE ALLEY BETWEEN n AMI "
sTREETS NORTH AND Gan AND IOrH
STREETS WEST. AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY, the % instant, az So 0 clock
81 p m we shall sell, the pre- misses. part Lot Is
Ain Square No. $50, with small Frame ouse AID
Lot. 1
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, 10 and Is
monns. for notes besring interest. and secured ~
adeed OF trust on the premises. All cor veyarcing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
go dowz on the day Of sale.
apl6 d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets
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- Is. II. " \ ANEb,
ID r. Il Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1S9 Seventh street.
TRUSTEE 'S SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
HOUSE. No. ala SEVENTH STREET $ "
-, by VIZ ire II deed Il trnst Go he unlersigrea
ases Dec inter 1919, $50, and recorded IN iiber
county, district Of tollnb and a. req uest cf the
party secured, viii sell, az public auction. to the
90 O'Clock m on the premises. the north half of
bctfi ~ tusatvision ofegHars 49, said :er.s : Il
t'u t y -h'leg ieet and the nee run
M hack with that ii;h 81 feet 70 the reSr Line of
saLG iot, togei her with the in 9rovements.
Terms: uLe thiId cash; balance Ia 6. Il and Is
mont with 10 per cent interest. 70 be secu ed by
deed oil iTust on the premises. ( 80 iowa on CAV
safe In case the terms are MT com piled with IN
seven days after sale the FropeItywl be sold a the
rl~k arc cost Of the def-ulting purchaser. Stamps
and coDyeysIciTg at purchaser cost.
HM r. WOODWARD. Trustee
arSeoSds Rep1 b III. WARNER ku~t
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RY CoLDN ELL KING, Auctioneers.
~ No 40 Eleventh street.
one door north Of Pennsylvania ave nue.
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pY LATIMER q CLEARY.

VAEUhBLE UNIMPRoyED REAL ESTATE
NAB THE CoRNER or sra AND
STREETS, ISLAND. AT AUCTION
- ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 10 IA, Is-a
80 at y Clock, in front Of the premises, we shall
sell Lots and 8, in 81 usre iss, having front
OF = leet each aud running back to a paved aliey.
Terms: one third cash; the balance in aud II
months, secured by deed Of trust and notes bearing
interest. conveyaHcine and stamps at purchaser
cost. 20 down at time 81 sale
apl6 dads LATIMEB & CLEARY, Aucts
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f2Y d Ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and AUG. ioneer
No. s29 eth street, between u and IL.

- Real Estate Broker and auc .ioneer
No. 129 9Th street, between q and IL.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE ON SIXTH STREET
NEAR II STREET SOUTHWEST
Ia by virtue Of deed Of trust TO u.s. dated
E.E August 18Th, ISL, and duiy recorded in liser
- o ga. folio 1913 of the lard records for
ash ngton county, District # CoIumtia AID az
the request of the party thereby secured. viii sI
at PUBIC auction on the premises, on tt ESDiY,
April %, 1874, at 81 clock, to the highest bAa
lot %, in odd and GunneIl's recorded subdivision
Il squsre ass, together with the impr0Y emen's
thereon.
Terms will be make known on the day of sal.
SiCv down when the property j. struck off. Title
perfect IN case the terms are not complied with
~ days after sac, the properly will BE- resois at
the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser
stamps and conysysncne At the cost of the purcha-
ser Go Il NAssTTiSc KNEY. Trustees.
ars enSds Repl B. II. WARNER Auct
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Rep Chron. Pal

DY LATIMER & CLEARy,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsyly ania ave. and 18th ST
Star Office Building.
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RI GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionee,s
II No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th sad d Sta.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE.
- By virtue Of deed of trust, dated December
81 Nth a. a. y; $50 and duly recorded in Liber
washington county, d: c.. and BY direction OF the
party sec thereby, will sell. public apction
IN front oil the pre- mises, friday. the 2GtN day
Of April, ISL, at 8 o'clock p n, Los numbered
sixty TWO, l62, in Allen rsconer subdivision Of
h AZ and seventy four, iz4J in the city Of
Terms Of sale One half cash: of which sss INNS.
be paid at sae the deferred payments to be ode in
snd u months. with interest from day Of sale and
secured b. adeed Of trust the satsfsctien or fhe
trustee Terms to be fully complied With within ak
Gays aer day OF sale the trustee reserves
the right to resell at risk aud cost of first purch
after one week's notice. All conveysncing and
sxMuHL CROSS. rru,te.
api6 GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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by LATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuStionsTs aud Heal Estate Brokers,
Corner OF Pennsy lyauia av enue and lIth street,
Star Office Building
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-03

The evil effects of controversial preach.
ing were illustrated anew the other dav
in the case of the pastor of a free church
in Topeka, Kansas. He undertook to
offer psychological explain alton of the
conversions produced by travelling re.
vivalist.. The latter was accompanied
by reformed gambler, who was exhib.
tied as one of the results" Of his con.
verting powers. This ruffian being an.
gered by the attempted expose of his
friend, lay in wait for the Topeka cler.
gyman and attacked him with heavy
club. The clergyman was nearly killed.
but fortunately the reformed gambler
was caught, and will have to answer for
his bloody deed.
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Mile. Fanny Janauschek has some
$4,000 worth of iewelry, mainly the
gifts of the crowned heads of Eurone.
each piece being an acknowledgment Of
some great success by the tragedy queen.
wherever she goes shesallows the gems
to remain on exhibition, generally in
the showcases of leading ieweler.
whether this somewhat cstentatious
display is to crafty a pardonable femi-
nine vanity-for Fanny is but woman,
after all--or is charity to the needy
Jeweler in attracting custom for his
wares, or she receives percentage on
the trade thus secured, or, which Is the
more probable, it is to enjoy the wo-
manly bliss of seeing her less fortunate
sisterhood frantic with envy, does not
exactly appear.
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The Antiquity OF Tobacco.

Mention of tobacco is made by M,
Jacques Carthier, in 1884. Speaking Of
the people of Hochelaga, up the river
Of Canada" he says: "There groweth
also a great provision whereof for ali
there, making great account of it, and
onely men use of it, and first they
cause it to be dried in the Sunne. then
weare it about their neckes wrapped in
a little beasts skinne made like a baeee.
with hollow piece of stone or wood
like pipe, then when they put in the
end OF the said Cornet or pipe, and Law.
ing cole of fire upon it, at the other
end and sucke SO long that they fiji
their bodies full of smoke, till that it
cometh out of their mouth and nos.
trils, even as out of the tonnel of a
chimney. They say that this doth
keepe them warme and in health, they
neuer goe without some of this about
them,n
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The Small.POx-LarbOlic Acid as a
DiSinfecfant.

A correspondent writes to the Pbila
delphia Ledger that the use of carbolit
acid as disinfectant and curative agent
in smallpox and other contagious dis
eases should be universally known. DR..
Burgess, Of San Francisco, saws. in the
Boston Journaiof Chemistry, sin the late
fearful epidemic of smallpox I have
tested the disinfectant and prophylactic
power OF carbolic acid in a way
that leaves no doubt in my mind
OF its superior merit. Indeed.
during the latter part of the course Of
the epidemic, l trusted to it exclusively.
In thirty.six instances of its exclusive
u'e the disease spread in but one, and
that was in family of very filthy habits.
where cleanliness and proper nursing
were unattainable."
Carbolic acid in q fluid form is cheap
article. To disinfect an apartment two
or three teaspoonfuls may be put in a
small bucket of water and scattered
about with whisk broom. Or the
same or even a smaller quantity NAV
De placed in dish and mixed with sand.
The evaporation from this will disinfect
the air. II the air should become too
strongly charged, the evaporation NAV
De checked by covering the dish more
or less. This atmosphere containing
carbolic acid is healthy, and soon be.
comes quite agreeable. especially when
with its power as DESTROYER
Of infection.
The bed clothes, blankets, etc., and
clothes worn by persons having the dis.
ease, or coming in contact with such
may be washed with soap now manu-.
actured containing carbolic acid. Or
common soap may Oe used, with two or
of carbolic acid added to
he suds. Thus may complete. disin.
ection be produced in bed-clothes or
'ody clothes of patients subjected to
mail-pox or any other infectious dis.
,ase,
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Saving Foddsr.-A large quantity O
valuable fodder may be secured by saw
ing the leaves Of turnips, beets or man
gels by burying them in the ground
They should be packed tightly and Gov
cred closely so that the air is excluded
In this manner they will keep unit
spring. In the same way the pulp o
bee's from a sugar factory has been KEEP
good for a heightened period.
Cheese as Food.-Good cheese is very
nutritious, even more SO than eggs
Cheese varies wonderfully in its com.
position; but when properly made, il
contains about one-third water, one.
third albuminous material, one-fourth
fat, and about five per cent. mineral
matter. One-half pound of GOOD cheese
contains a. much heterogeneous matter as
aPound OF the best meat, and one third
OF pound as much fat as pound Of
average meat. Old cheese, however.
though not unwholesome, cannot be-
eaten in large enough quantities to be
useful as food. Very new cheese, on
the other hand, is less easy of digestion.
Cheese is difficult to keep in warm oil.
mates, and easily decays in all places.
unless properly cared for. Mouldy and
decayed cheese is unwholesome, and
can always be told by the taste. Amer
lean cheese is not so good as English or
Swiss; still, the best American cheese
is very good. The English working
classes use bread and cheese very large.
ly as an article Of diet. The Americans
use it as relish and luxury, but rarely
as an article Of nourishment. We be.
lieve Americans use too much meat.
Those who wish for substitute will find
= in good eggs and cheese. With these
foods they need rarely or never use
meat at all.-Herald Of Health.
No PROFIT in Milking too Long.-lt is
thought best. SO far as nv |
knowledge extends, to let dairy cows |
% dry three, or at least two months,
Wy own experience would give three
months as about the best average length
u time COWS should 60 dry before drop.
.ing their calves in spring; and this
ind best, without regard to the general
lealth OF the animal or the amount of
milk to be produced the following or
fter seasons. Cows that are MIXED
90 long either get thin in flesh. and
i've but little milk, and that little of
DOR quality, or else require large
mount OF nutritious food to keep up a
God supply of milk and the animal in
ood flesh. Ny rule is to feed literally
long as do milk, and when a cow !
ives less than about two quarts of good
holesome milk, dry her off and lessen
le feed. A dry COW needs but about
vo-thirds the amount of fodder re. 9
iired by a COW Of the same size which s
yes milk, so that there is no present
ont in milking too long, unless dairy |
oducts are very high, to say nothing
the damage by impairing the future
eiuiness OF the COW. G. w. r.
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The Geneva Arbitration.

A London special, speaking of the
meeting of the Geneva Arbitration on
the Alabama claims, says the British
counter case was delivered under pro.
test, accompanied by the following note:
"The undersigned is instructed by
her Majesty's Government to say that
while presenting their counter-ca case un
der the special reservation hereinafter
mentioned, they find it incumbent on
them to infringe on the arbitrator that
misunderstanding has unfortunately
arisen between Great Britain and the
United States touching the nature and
extent of the claims referred to in the
Treaty of Washington. The misunder.
standing relates to claims for indirect
losses under three heads: First, loss in
transfer OF American shipping to the
British flag second, loss from enhanced
insurance; third, loss from the pro-
lonsation of the war. The claims for
indirect losses are not admitted by her
Msjesty's Government to be within the
scope and intentions of the arbitration.
Her Majesty's Government has been
and still is in correspondence with the
Government of the United States in
relation thereto. As that correspond. |
ence has not been brought to a final
issue, her Majesty's Government desires
that the arbitration shall proceed with
reference to the claims for direct loss.
1t is thought proper meantime to pre-
sent the counter.case, which is strictly
confined to direct claims, in the hope
that the unfortunate misunderstanding
may be removed. Her Majesty's Gov.
eminent hereby expressly and formally
notifies the arbitrators that this coun.
ter.case is presented without prejudice
70 the position assumed by her Males
US Government in the correspondence
Vhereto reference has been made. and
inder the express reservation of all her
hsjesty's rights in the event of the diff.
erence continuing to exist between the
PARTIES. If necessary, further commu.
lication will be made to the arbitra-
ors. TENTERDEN."
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CALIFORNIA; BrocEsr Nuoosr
much we owe to California; Her Nv
cious metals,have enriched tho,,. pre-.
OUT ,n; .e'low cisizens, and have proved the
man stay OF America in times of 49,, my
tionai pecuniary embarrassment. Ha.
mining industries have given emnio"
ment to myriads of mechanics AMI y
Dorers. She Is the land of promise ~
the fortune seeker. But the Golda~
State has lately sent US a new treasnra
her last nugget is DIR. Walkers Co.,
FoRNiA VINEGAR BITTERs. The haoi.L
giving principles contained in this cnra
1--WE are q more precious boon thai
gold. In all affections of the liver and
stomach, remittent and interm;ttan.
levers, rheumatism, and pulmonary d;.
eases, it may be relied upon. As n b,onJ
depurent and invigorant it is unennol
led, purifying the circulation and a.
iuslhg new vigor into the debilitated
frame. 1t conquers that most unvield.
ing OF all complaints--dyspepsia. and
we know OF no other remedy that can
accomplish this. Its entire Freedom
from alcoholic spirit, which retards and
neutra'izes the effect of any medicinal
ina which forms the basis of MANY ~
Inc pseudo bitters and tonics, douhlv
enhances its value to the sick. The
papers of the United States vie with
,ne another in doing honor to DR.
walker. We, too, add our voice. and
ay AL honor to the man whose science
ma skill have enabled him to draw
iom the vegetable kingdom such a bal.
am for human suffering.-[Com.
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The Great Millinery Bazaar.

Or Messrs. Walsh r Hutchinson, at 24l and
2SS Wabash avenue. Chicago, four stories
beside basement, with its imposing red
brick front. and filled with the largest stock
OF millinery, straw goods, velvets, silks.
ribbons, laces, French flowers, pattern bon
nets ETC., Is typical Of the extent and char
acter Of their business. An old and reliable
house, their magnificent store, with its ele-
CANT Ladies' Reception room and complete
appointments, reflects credit on their enter
PRISE and business sagacity, in thus provid-
ing for their rapidly increasing trade.