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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-07-04
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
OF THE
sc. LOUIS, MEMPHIS,
.Nashville&C
CENTRAL SHORT LINE.
TRAINS run to and from Church Street
Il Depot as follows:
LEAVE. Chattanooga Trains. ARRIVE.
8:O0A.M. Sunday excepted, 2:15 P. NJ
9:00P.M. Daily. $40 A. NJ
LEAVE. Memphis Trains. ARRIVE.
3:45 A. M. Daily. $50 A. M
2:3O P. NJ. Sunday excepted SIS P. M
Time to Memphis, III hours.
LEAVE. st. Louis Trains. ARRIVE
3:45 A.. NJ. Daily. $50 A. M
Time to St. Louis 1917 hours.
LEAVES. Shelbyville Train. ARRIVES
400 P. M. 9:35 A. M
This Route is 7s miles shorter to
Memphis than cia Decatur.
More than 100 miles shorter to st.
louis than Ella Louisville.
Time to ST. Louis 1917 hours,
~ hours quicker than
by any other Route.
The 3:45 A. NJ. Train to Memphis arrives
there same day, twelve hours in advance of
rival lines Connects at Humboldt for Mo-
bile, New Orleans, Galveston and interme-
date points, and connects at Union City for
st. Louis and all points West and North
west. The 500 A. M. and 900 P. NJ. Trains
connect at Chattanooga for Rome Atlanta,
and all principal Southern cities.
Passengers for Washington City,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, as well as all points
in East Tennessee and Virginia, make di-
rect connections through by both Chatta-
nooga trains out of Nashville.
This is the Shortest Route East
and the only direct route to the South and
Southeast. -
Passengers for McMinnville and Man
chester, Winchester and Alabama or the
Jasper Branch Railroads, will take the 500
A. NJ. Train.
Sleeping Cars accompany the 2:3O P.
M Train to Memphis and 800 P. M Train to
Chattanooga.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further
information, apply at City Transfer Office,
Maxwell House, and at Chattanooga Depot,
Church street, JNO. w. THOMAS,
W. L. DANLEY, Gen'l Sup't.
Genl P. and 7. Agent. movie If
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
WOOL WANTED
May %, 1872.

AT the FAYETTEVILLE WOOL
Il EN- MILLS for which We will
pay the highest Market price in
goods, sho, S, leather, groceries or
CASH
Viii. also exchange our goods,
shoes, leather, and family groceries
for oil kinds of country produce.
Such as Lard, Corn, Wheat, Flour,
Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Fathers,
Bees Wax, Tallnw, sc.
ma,2 J. t. MEDEARIS & co.
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In Bremen county, lows, corn is
worth only eighteen cents per bush
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Election Notice =!

II WILL open and hold an election at all
Il the voting places in the respective civil
districts of Lincoln county, Tennessee, on
Thursday, lst day of August, 1872
for the purpose of electing one Supreme
Judge from the Eastern Division of the
State, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Hon. r. A. K. Nelson; also,
one Sheriff for Lincoln county, one Trustee
for Lincoln county, and one Tax-Co lectOr
for said county of Lincoln, and in all dis
tricts where vacancies exist for Magistrates
or ConStables.
II. Z. MORGAN,
june27 Sheriff.
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YOU CANNOT DO BETTER

Therefore, call or send your Wool, and we
promise satisfaction. For Circulars and
List of Prices address
MCCARTNEY, ASQUITH & GRIFFIN.
janl
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RUNAwAY.-A little son of James V. Yates,
CARPENTER, drove his buggy to the Congress
steamer steam IapIa se1aSy evening, when the
steam, 80 frightened the animal that he ran
away and entirely demolished the vehicle. No
one was injured.
Ar1 EMPTlD SUICIDE OF A YouNc MAN
MT. A b. Almoney, of the firm OF Almoney X
carter, who recently opened the grocery bnsi-
ness at the corner of Bridge and Congress
streets, attempted suicide at his room in the
SEMINARY building in this city yesterday after
noon about 81 o'clock. He had been to Wash
ington with a friend, and on his return, pro-
ceeded to his room in the above building,
undressed and and went to bed, then placed
the muZzle of pistol to his breast and fired. In
seems that the ball did not not enter the heart
bat passed through the breast a short distance
below 1t. The bail has not yet been extracted
and the young man is in a critical condition.
Se refuses to give any information as to the
IN the grocery business and was doing we'll
The report OF the pistol was not heard by any of
the inmates OF the building, but lady passing
by his room shortly afterward heard heavy
groans and entering, found him apparently in
and suffering. She sent across the street for
Dr. Grafton Tyler. whe came and and asked
him how he felt. He said nothing about the
shooting, but said he had q pain i'm his breast
The doctor felt his pulse and found il yery
weak, and asked to examine his breast, when
he 1ound the wound and asked why he did
it. His answer was IL wished to kill MYSELF -
They asked for what cause; he refused TO answer
he lies to-day IN very critical condition. Sew
friends for the rash act. One is tn he was in
love with a lady in Washington who refused
him; another that he suffers very much i'm
health and fears he will he an invalid all biz
life. -i'
BIG HAUL.-Oyer POO black bass were cauybt
Iast evening in one of the seines near Little
ENGINE HOUSE No 8 is i'm mourning to- dav In
memory of Foreman Stone, OF Company No. 4,
who died this morning in Washington.
1HE OLD BRIDGE STREET BRIDGE has been
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A l. E X A N D RIA.

EXCITEMENT ON A RAILROAD Tram
When the ten o clock local passenger train on
the alexandra ana Washington railro AL reach
ed the draw on the Virginia side OF the bridge
across the Potomac river, this morning, one of
the iron guy rods of that bridge broke. aud fall
ing with crash upon the express car Knocked
ran short distance before the train was stop-
ped. The noise made by the crash and by the
Jolting or the express car over the cross ties,
oresea .ne most intense excitement among the
dragged into the river through an open draw
Some OF the ladies screamed, while othere. over
come by their fright, tainted and lay as dead on
the seats Many Of the male passengers rushed
TO the rear doors Of the cars and jumped of to
the bridge, while others qaickly threw of their
overcoafs as though preparing for plunge into
ever, and the excitement subsidized as soon as its
correct cause was sscertained.
FRESH FIsH-Cnder the influence OF the
prevailing mild weather the receipts of fish at
Eishtown are gradually increasing, and though
they DO not equal those of the same date last
year old fishermen still look forward to a pros
porous season. The receipts since yesterday
have been about % 600 herring, I coo shad. the
most OF the latter from the gliers-1 900 bu inches
OF rock and perch, and 500 taiors. The herring
sold at from S104 to SIS per thousand, the shai
per hundred, and the perch and rock at from
10 to % cents per bunch, according to quality.
lNJuNCTIoN-lnt the U. 8. Circuit Court in
iSs yesterday, Judge Underwood, in
graph company VS.. the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad company, granted perpetu-
al injunction restricting the railroad from in
terfering in any manner with the line of tele-
graph already constructed, or that NAV be con-
structed, along the said road, by said telegraph
company.
CEREBRo-SPINAL MKsINerrrs.-It vas sta-
ted day or two since that a case of cerebro-
spinal meningitis, or to call it by its familiar
name, % spotted fever" had occurred in this
since been reported that proved fatal in 6fty
hours after the attack commenced. lE -
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRIcK.-A meeting held
last night organised q branch of the order of
knights of st. Patrick in this city-Gazetfs. last
evening.
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III A u n Z 3 ,

:" A u n L 3 s.
We have on hand large and varied stock of al,
kinds OF hne single aud Double, Gilt, Covered
Siiyersnt Huber Mounted HAIRLESS ofour own
pTftes. - '"s 'oD
Having been appointed sele Agents for Hills
CONCORD HARNESS,
We oher full stock OF same at Concord prices The
Concord Harness And Collars have 3 renutstion ali
ostr the country Tor durability and strsngth more
Ssptelaliy LOT a avy work, such Coaches 1press
wagons butcher Wagons and Business Wacons
nnu ~ VINO require strong work. Concord Harness
Room 10 second story Of building.
number. sno
Lutte = Bro,
495 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,
apIu Next door to National Hotel.
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n EARA

A Card.
AClereymsn, while residing in South America,
missionary discovered safe and slIsple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Esriy Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. ssi tie
Whole train Of disorders brought BY baneful sni
vicious habits. Great numbers ha ye been cured Nv
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 20 benefit
the cted and unfortunate, will send the reel %
for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, TO any no needs il. Free az CAaygs.
Address, JOSEPH T IMAM,
Station u. Bible House.
mar22-1y New York City.
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CoRNs, BUxToSs, BAD NAILS, Sc.-ThC as
ands are relieved at DIR. Whites establishment
ass 18Th street, opposite United States Treasury
Washington, and North Charles street, Balti
more.
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CITY ITEMS.

NoTIcr.-Mrs. n. King has removed her hu-
man hair and millinery store from Pennsylva-
MIA avenue near 10th street. 20 No. 60 9Th 81.
between and X streets. n. w.
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AFAvoRAnrE NoroRIETY.-The good repI-
tation OF =. Bgrtca's BroaoAfdi Trocacs" for tbs
relief OF Coughs. Colds and Throat Diseases has
given the IN favorable notoriety. eos
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TN MOST celebrated and successful Latrohe
Heaters and Slate NJ ntels in the world; also.
ing, 9Th and ID streetA
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@The local of an Illinois paper saws that he
does not depend upon Journalism for his daily
bread, but raises hens. Which moves an en-
vious rival to ask whose hens he raises
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Bempler. near X street
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q . = n 3 .

81 CO. Ms. 81
tIne dollar per visit for operations unon coRHs
BUHlONe, CLUB, and INaROWIN9 Nails. r. !
.ax AZ DIX. WHITES EsTABLlsHMENTS.
No. N, Charles ST. near Baltimore ~ Rsisi,er'
AT nasnSe az residences % visit Operations
walk with ease Immediately. Refers 10 nay emf.
nent Physicians, Surgeons, and tbousands OF other
wel.knoWn and res BILE patrons
Once hours from q, IN to D m Press of busi-
9ess az ONCE precludes whiting patients ct resi-
dences except between ana s D. m. mar2s-tf
WASHlkGT0N STRAW HAT AND BONNER.
BLEACHING ESTABLlsHMENT.
Ladies and Misses Straw Hats and Bon "A
ALBERT T. WRITINGS
924 Penreylvania avenue, south side
nafl1 I'm between 9th and l0th streets.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave.
and 18th St, pays per CT. on deposits. Zt3.isti6
DIR. LEON, IN street, between 5th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals.
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"HOw Ii Was Done >,


EPToR STAR:-A man named Bogus gives
the Patriot bogus account of a bogus talk,
said to have oc CURED in his cigar store when
asked by me to sign the petition to stop Cranes
reckless investga ton. The story is as bogKs As
the man, and the man as bogus as the story No
such conversation took place. r. NJ. HALL
CANAL TRADE.-Yesterday was a ohio dav,,
at the canal wharves in this ciry, as ~ boats
were loaded with coal and dispatched for tide
water, carry ing 1856 OF TONS Business ON the
canal opens very favorabiy, and thus far
since navigation has been resumed there
has been very good trade going on, con-
sidering the fact that both boatnen and the coal
Shippers were late in getting into active opera
Cumberland Nt~s, Sdinst.
RA Western lawyer included in his bill
against his client: I" To waking up i'm the night
anu thinking about your case, five dollars"
1.-THE Forty second Annual Conference of
the Church OF the Latter-Day Saints beS;ns
City.
@They have haunted house in Hennepin.
mimi. 1t has been vacant for long time, but
every night the upper windows are brilliantly
SIt is said that spinsters have a better
chance of success against widows IN the race for
husbands than bachelors have against widowers
in the race for wives. - : -
D9An orderly eight-hour demonstration was
made In Brooklyn last night. Four thousand
work King men joined In torchiIght PROCESSION
and held meeting, at which resolutions were
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LOCAL NE WS.
Amusements. Ac.. Tonight.

yafis.aI ThsGtsr.-Mrs- Jas A. Oates conf,
OIeIa Troupe in Little Faust"
AdorI FOrsPsE5A', Great H,Hdeeris, Naeun.
Grtorg CHd Circus, 9Th street lot.
1sd F.uosrs' H0H.-F air Ter tie bs,s ~ NJ 9,
PatTick's new church.
Ecs0njc Hai-Lcsp Year Reception and
SERGE by the lady friends of Liueoln Pos, e..
A. x.
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COnticN>ed Leafs.

Spring Openngs-little chickens.
A horse and buggy was stelen IRON n, front n
the City Hall to-day. See advertisement
The Office of the Western Union Telegraph in
this city is to-day drspee in mourning i'm re -, ct
to the memory Of the late Prof. Morse
Handouts and circulars are good of their
Kind, bat they cannot take the place of news
paper advertise mentS.
Portions OF the pavement On Z street. between
Eth and 18th stress, are being relsyed by the
Contractors.
The beard OF trustees of Howard University
have ele cted Rev. Lorenzo westcott, late of the
LinCOln University, professor OF mathematics.
James =. Edv ards has been elected attorney,
and y. n. Warner and General ID. L. Eaton
trustees OF the Republic Savings Building Asso-
cation tor the ensuing year.
W. NJ. TenDy, Frank III. Gassaway, and Mrs
Fanny Huntington yesterday gave bond in the
Probate Court in the sum OF $4,000, aud auali-
ttd administrators Of the estate of the late
William ). Huntington. Mr.. Huntington made
10 vii.
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Mr.. FRED. FREUND, the celebrated caterer
and confectioner, has opened a handsome and
Mell-arranged establishment ON the corner OF
pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, which
public, who have long felt the need of some
quiet but frst-class resort i'm the central portion
OF the city. Opera and theater goers now may
satisfy the cravings of hunger after three hour
performance at the theater, at Grounds eIe-
gantiy htted-up dining parlors, and after an
afternoon or evening drive Freund's will be the
popular resort. Let all try him at least, and see
for themselves how good 1t is to be there.
MsNDLEssoHN's immortal work. "The Eli
jah," will be given by the Philharmonic Society
assistance of the following artists, whose abili-
ties are well appreciated throughout the eouu.
Try as oratorio singers: Mr.. Rudolphsen, basso
topette Sterling, the greatest oratorio contralto
In this country, and Miss Jenny Busk. The
concerts By the Philharmon are always mu-
promises to follow the exs mple of the previous
performances.
TIE COLUMBIA PHARMACEUTICAL Asso-
CIATIoN has elected the following offcers:-Mr
". s. Thompson, president, (reelected3 Mr.. i
y: QDonneil: LIST vice president, (reelec sed:)
Mr.. j. Q. Hill, recording secretary. freelected,I
Mr.. X. b. Ferguson, corresponding Secretary:
MI; q. w: Cromwell, treasurer, (reelected;) Mr.
G. G.. Q. Simms, librarian; Mr.. c. Chrisfiani
curator. The annual address wac delivered by
Mr.. G. G. c. Simms. "
FROM j. Shillington we have Hdrper's WeelIv
and Frassk Lsslies illustrated for April 18th.
abounding in political caricatures by Mast and
Morgan; also, from Shillington we have a COPY
Of the eleventh ANIMAL edition Of the Beaile
" Baseball Player" edited by Henry Chad
wick; from j. G. Parker we have Hdrper's
Weekly for April 18th.
PRIee's DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE received
this morning splendid assortment of iewelry,
spring styles, with gold wires, No. Az Pennsyl-
Sanla avenue, between and 9Th Streets
siLvERBERG's Dollar Parasol takes the lead.
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LOAN OFFICES.

LohN Of flOES.
CARo Q WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE AND
~ BAZAR,
No. SlA PEHNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Between Sh aud Ioth streets
1he Most PTtUate Loaa OAu ta fht Cy,v
Money Loaned at oae half the ususl r.,es tn.
redeemed Pledges In Solid GOLF WATCHES ~
sno ChAlhS sf great Bargains soods sold lS1
~ ,nstaiment Private entrance from the0 q
PkCIAL HoTIoEI
HE1xRERG's LOAF OFFICE,
Established in the District in lisa,
REMOVED To 62l @ STREET
BETWEEN 6rH AND 7rH erxKrrs N. W.
One Block Above the Former Stand.
In connection with ny Loas once have opened
asALkskOOA for the sale Of Unredeemed Msr-
cnandize, IN oSl Louisiana avenue, thus securing
We entrsncee fronting on two separate streets,
nhe MAKES tins the best priv ate Loan Ofce in the
plstIlct. Having been established in this city for
twenty years, need only refer O. the trsnssctIons
o. the past as guarantee for the future.
CHARLES HERzBERG
LOAN OFFICE AND SAL ESROOM
o2o Louisiana avenue aud 62I c street
yehS-Sm Between 9th and 7th streets " ".
CoHEEs LOAN OFFICE, es-so q, IA ,,,..,
y asa New fork dctSss, entrance on New ~
iorh avenue. The most private loan once ~
N the city. Money loaned at the lowest rate0 ~
OF interest on Gold and silver Watches DiaDonSs
rla,s ana Plated Ware. Guns. Pistols, EAEies and
otnuemsns clothing, Carpets, and ali articles al
value. All goods kept year Sfs'tr
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ma<o-N tuaifman OOmmftee.
LECTURES.
pew I. DE WITT TALMAGE
WILL LECTURE In THIS CITY,
APRIL l1rH, 1879.
Subject: GRUMBLER L CO." ase-sos.'
PIANOS, &c.
A RARE q! ss:'.1sst 70 ,.,r0-
Pfss6 Pc ss.ss ,Ss,
sss . ne n n, % ~
ass.r Piano made, now ODER the same s = 3 per
cent Lee: es:h thu. Any sth.. a!; s.:. Ps1o Ger
asea ae '0I sS%Ef fRsfficnrER. sss p.nn. ave.
1872 RING. 1879
GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING
A. STRAUS'
Popular Clothing House,
1oll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 10th and nth streets,
CONFUSING THE LATEST STILES OF
MEN DRESS SUITS,
| MEMS DREss SUITS.
MINIS BUSINESS SUITS,
| MEMS BUSINESS SUITS,
YOUTHS PRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUIT
YOUTHS BUSINESS So ITS
BOYS DRESS SUITE
| BOYS DRESs SUITS,
BOYS IyERY DAY SITS
BOYS ESERY DAY SUITS.
ga speciality Of Black and Blue DIAGONAL
COATS, with Vests TO match.
|A Splendid Line of French, English and
American Light CASHMERE PANTS some with
Vests TO match.
s<An immense variety Of BrsINEss PANTS.
from 6 80 TO So.
~CALL AND EXAMrEE.a
mar29-n A STRAUS.
7&D u.R 7&D
s s EEis$ o Femme FEMME $:
INN ENsE STOCK.
BEST MATERIALS.
BEST STYLES,
BEST WORKMANSHIP,
LOW WEST PRICES.
Men and Boys.
GENTLEMEN's SPRING ovERCoATs.
FINE SPRING SUITS,
SPLENDID BUSINESS COATS,
BOYS BROWN SUITS,
BOYS DRAB SUITS,
BOYS BLUE CLOTH SUITS.
BOYS BLACK SUITS,
BOYS FANCY STRIPED SUITS,
AND ALL OTHER VARIETIES.
SPRING STYLE PIECE GOODS
s TE nA dIsT TI To 9sPss II DUB INFEN
Cutters and Worknen are unsurpassed, and We
guarantee entire satisfaction.
~N)yELTIEs OF DESIGN.
SExcELLBNCE OF WORKMANSHIP.
SsUPERI0RITY OF FINISH.
TIABLE BROTHERS.
Fashionable Tanors,
mar2s oORNRR srH AND srs.
READINGs PURE NATIVE GRAPE WIFE
This wine is made from the pure Juice Of the grape
ct the -
CEDAR GRov. vIHHYARD,
Ps ss.fssssrs e Nay
have thorouehly tested its merits reoo@ne.d Il =
.Gs H: ed az: L " 1ss
gentle stinulapt.
For sale BY HALL HUAl,
.Da,, Fine e' Ssos X ss' hsS%iRso .
mArl2 I'm GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
WIN. MASSEY CO.'S ALE.
The best Domestic Ale sold in the District Of 90
lunbia 10 that from the celebrated brewery Of wM
MASSEY CO., PhflAdelphia and in view Of the fact
that numbereeG Agencies Of inferior ales Are heins
eetablshed In the District, dealers viii consult ther
intereets by ordering the best from the Seents
PALMER q GREEN,
marls So Green street. Gsorsstevn, DO
WE HAVE TIE FINE PURE wIkBe AND /
w BRANDlBS OF n. d. Buck, Belmont Vine
yards, for sale-especialy valuable for invatids:
pANIL B. CkAkK1 q Co., corner ~ ssIsss ana
RiM9yALLG,N5 0IIi0l E3o1s d. y Az
And q streets. osSosate frsssary Deperfmsnf.
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MRS. OATES :" LITTLE FAUST, and Aliens
big marguerite would have astonished q eethe
and would surprise GOunod. If any one thinks
10 the contrary, let him or her 60 to the National
Iheater this evening, where the comic opera
troupe Will give them some of the great French
composer's music, and show more fun than the
German author ever dreamed of. There was a
crowded house last night to see the troupe in
THE Flower Girl OF Parisn
The lETRRNATIoNAL.-A new section called
no. 4 OF washington, of the International
WorkiDgmen's Association, was Organized i'm
this city on Saturday. and held its second meet
ing Yesterday. Another section will be organ.
lied this week. 60
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foREPAreH's QUApRuPLR AeGRre.rrox
nAhtsins It's popularity, and from the way in
= nlch u i crowded every afternoon and evening
IOoks a. II some OF our citizens must no there
every day and some of them twice > Jav Tha,,s
no. Isir. GIVE the other fe lows a chance who
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement In
another column of Messrs WaIker a. @n IN
VINO oner an unusually rare opportunity to IN pse
S.shlng to purchase a delight'n situated rest
Henee ON capitol Hill. They 40 offer for sale
valuable square Of ground.
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LIT TIE PEOPLE KNOW what Won baxa fox
sale and you will reap the benefit Of adyerti.inr
This maxim is well proved by the immense
rush Tor hair goods lately advertised by our we'll
known Hoopskirt and Corset Manufacturer. q.
Baum, and we advise our readers not 20 mis-
take the place, az 30 many jealous OF his business
are trying 90 counterfeit his place. His place OF
business Is nextto Henning's elsthing house.
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snyERBERG's Dollar Parasol takes the lead.
Get one. "
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FoRENAN W. Il. STONE, OF engine COMPANY
No l, died last night of consumption AT his
residence on street He had been connected
with the IRE department for several years bnt
Tor many months past had been too i'll to attend
to duty. he was an efficient fireman and much
respected by all who knew him. The funeral
WILL take place To- morrow at 3 O'Clock %. NJ and
VIII be attended by detail from the various
companies OF the District fire department.
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Prices DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE received
this morning splendid assortment of jewelry,
spring styles, with gold wires, No. Az Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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near Georgetown, d. q. Many Of our first-clasl
physicians and connoisseurs OF tbs District, wh<
have Thoroughly tested is merits, reoo0nend u q
the best and pureet wine in the country. IL b par
ticular rscousmendsd Ter INvALIDs who require q
FOR sale by HALL D HUME,
Fine 0roeers, wssnington, y. O.
and By THOMAS kNOWLES.
mArl2 I'm 0eOrRet0Wn, ID. q.
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hk OIpEsr INHABITANrs' Association
held meeting yesterday evening; DIR. Blake in
.Le mar. The committee appointed at the last
eeng 70 present new constitution su omitted
IepofI, the only change of general interes,
Dehg tne reduction Of the number of years a,
!sScehSe IN TINS city necessary as n prereduisits
20 mem oershIp- After some debate this vas
then adopted. wax
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LADIES' GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
- MADAME IsTRENs, sls l3rH STREET.
CHEAPEST MOUSE SOUTH or NEW YORE
FOR HUMAN HAfR.
SWITCHES - inches long, for the new styles, SC
Call and examine for yourself mars I'm