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THE BAPTiSTS.
Iowa Sabbath School ConTention-min~
tatcripI Uui0us


tstcrinl Uuions
Special d. patch 10 The Chicago 1riou'e.-
CLINTON, L., Oct. 24.-At the Baptist Sab
bath School Union, Rev. J. E. lockwood Was
elected State Missionary, and it WAS voted to
pay him 5000 yearly. He begins work the 1st
OF January next.
The Rev. Nlr. Murphy, Of Polk County,
preached the sermon; subject, 1.-THE Bible and
the Christian
The subject of Conventions WAS left in charge
of the Missionary and Executive Committee.
Lengthy discussions we're had on the topics Of
missionary work, Sabbath School, "Christ and
the Children" and 'sWhat are We doing and what
will wedo."
It appears something near $4,000 persons be-
long to the Baptist schools in Iowa.
Verbal reports we're made by the, Secretary
and Treasurer, but little has been done. The
total expenses in 1879 reported are 91.68.
The Baptist Ministerial Union held q brief
session, and elected new officers Reys. Mason,
Indianola,i President; Brooks, johnson County,
Secretary
Rev. Barton, Of Davenport, delivered an exc
gises on Sanctifcation, according to the Bible, to-
night. President Mason, of 1ndianola, delivered
an excellent sermon before the Ministerial
Union, On Genesis xvii; Q.
It WAS voted to change the name Of the Union
to the Pastors Conference.
The exercises are increasing in interest. Very
large attendance.
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Obituary.

New YoRK, Oct. 24-Charles Morgan, the
banker, died to-day.
Marshall $. Bidwell, q lawyer, died while open
ing letter in his Office Mr. Bidwel was born
House Of the Canadian Parliament, and resided
for the last thirty years in this city.
PARIS, Oct: 24.-Jacques Babilet, the cele-
brated phyHiciBt, is dead.
BOSTON, Oct. 24.-General William Schonley,
after lingering illness, died this morning.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. .24.-Deacon Alcott
Allen, for So years connected with the State
Savings Bank in this city, and for 81 years
Treasurer, was taken suddenly i'll in the bank
today, and died soon after being taken home.
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San francisco, Oct. 24-The whaleshiP
Camilla, Of New Bedford, arrived tonight
Of oil and Il, 900 pounds Of bone. She reports,
as follows, Of the Arctic fleet: ActiTe,7 whales ;
Alaska; / /; Arnold, 4 ;.B. G. Arnold. s.; Europa,
6; Helen Mari, !; Illinois, 10; James Allen,
g; Joseph Perry; g.; Josephine, 70; Joseph
ern Light, S; Progress, S; Tame5lane, I !; Tn
dent, 9; Terton, l.; A. Barnes, z; Chance, L..
The Helen Snow had been abandoned IN the
ice by her crew, but about the 1st OF august sue
was taken ont by the J. Perry, which had her IN
charge Sept 25 The Sea, Breeze; before ra-
ported lost in the ice, turns up all right.
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FORElGN.
Serious Floods in Italy---lnterrup~
ton to Travel.
Coo1ie Riots in Demarara--4
Trouble in Honduras.


FRANCE.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-A London despatch says
that the London Times, this morning, an
nounces that the French Government is e1~
pected shortly to Iberate portion Of the e26,-
00O, 900 which it nov holds.
PARIS, Oct. 24.-The German troops have
evacuated Rheims. The French garrison marched
in to-day amid great rejoicing.
Roussel, a prominent Communist, found guilty
Of the charges against him, has been sentenced
to DEATH
The evacuation OF the Departments OF Marne
and Upper Marne by the Germans has been COM
p1eted.
The complaints recently made by Communist
prisoners of bad treatment By their jai1ors, has
been officially refuted.
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At yesterday's session OF the National Unita-
rian Conference, in Boston, a resolution VAS
adopted recommending an appropriation Of
5000 for the erection Of denominational
ALL without distinction OF race or color.''
In his evidence at the Eastern Ralroad calan-
ity investigation, yesterday, Charles H. Dow,
brakeman and switchman, adhered to his former
statement that he left the switch right, but un-
locked. Conductor J. B. Smith, of the same
train, said that he stood near Dow, watching
him, and il confident that he is cQrzeet in his
statement.
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Speciut Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Oct. 24.-Two men were killed
on the Weetern Union Railroad at Clinton juno
ton, Wis, to-day. One Tillottson, supposed to
be runner for some Chicago house, an old man
So years Of age, was caught between the cars and
the building. Both arms we're broken, and he
WAS 30 badly injured internally that he died in 8
few moments.
The other WAS q brakeman, named Henry
Jones, and was killed almost instantly by q train
passing over his body at the hips.
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GALVESTON, Oct. 24.-CoTToN- STEADY; net re-
cepta, 121 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock, 28,252
boles.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 24-Co11oN-Quiet middlings,
181z@1sNc; net receipts, 2,847 bales; GALES, 100
bales; stock, 29, 81 bales.
SAVANNAH, Oct. .24.-CoTTov-F1rn and in good de-
mand; ,1niddlin8s, 1816@18Ec; not receipts, 4,022
bales; exports, contincnt lis bales; BALES, l415
bales; stock, 81, ,672 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 24.-CorroN-Qniet and easy; mid
dngs, 1870; net receipts 1456 bales; exports coast
wise 969 balea sales $50 bales; STOCK 327 bales.
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LONDON, Oct. 24-The coal dealers at Cardiff
have reduced the price Of coal for teamsters' use
six ahillings per ton, fearing American compe-
titiou.
A large number Of e1iled French Inhabitants
Of A1sace and Lorraine sailed to-day for Canada
Sir John Duke Ca1eridge, Attorney General Of
Great Britain, delivered an address before the
Liberal Association Of the city Of Exeter to-
night, in the course of which, he said Of the re-
suit Of the Geneva Arbitration, that . England
had got we'll out OF 3 bad business"
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-f1-Ai.Y.

ROME, Oct 24-Alarrning reports Of disas-
trous inundations on each bank of the river Po
haYe reached Rome, but no details are given
The Minister OF Public Works has gone to the
scene Of the food.
MONACO, Oct. 24.-Rai1way communication be.
tween Monaco and Genoa has been Interrupted
by the breaking down Of two BRIDGES.
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THE TOBACCO INTERESTS.

New YORK, Oct. 24.-The tobacco msnufac-
turerB and dealers have resolyedn not to favor any
candidate for Congress who will not pledge him
self to contend for modification Of the present
oppressive taxation Of their interests.
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NEW YonK, Oct. 24-At the National ConYen-
ton Of man-Ame1ican Progressive and Ger
mnn-American United Associations, to-day, Louis
an of ths net19 PRESIDED and
schurz, for adopting Liberal Republican princi-
pies.
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HAVANA, Oct. 24--Late: advices from
Belize, Honduras, state that the British troops
have pursued the rebellious Indians who re-
Gently raided upon the white settlements, and
killed forty Of them in the encounter:
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A LOCAL. FIGHT.

n [ONRt- FllF T.
RoCK ISLAND ILL.,, Oct. 24.-The political can
vass has narrowed down to local fight between
the rival candidates for Congress-. Both are
residents Of this city.
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aqua Surveying Expedition. The expedition
will sail about the 1st Of December.
The President has appointed William L. Kelly
Register OF the Land Office at Prescott, Ar1-
zQua
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HUNGARY,

PEsTH, Oct. 24.-The sessions Of the Austro"
Hungarian delegations were closed to-day.
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Spccidz De9patch 70 77te Chlcdg0 777507se.-
DETROIT, Oct. 24.-The vacancy on the Liberal
ReP5eseqtative ticket, in this city; has been
Third District Of this County the Democrats
have placed Bradshaw Hodgkinson in the field az
Democratic nominee.
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NO MORE TROOPS TO GO SOUTH FOR ELEC
TON PURPOSES.

WAsH1NaToN, Oct. M.-A prominent Looislana
gentleman had an interview with the President
to-day relative to the condition Of political
affairs in that State. The object Of the formers
visit was to have more troops sent to New Or
leans, ond with q view to prevent any disturb
ances in that city, in the forthcoming elections.
The President stated that It Was not the policy
of the Administration to send more troops into
the South at present, but that the United States
Marshal at New Orleans had received such in
structions as would keep the peace at that point.
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GOVERNOR HENDRICKS At PEORIA.

GOVERNOR HENDRICKS At PEORIA.
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. A.-One Of the largest
political gatherings ever seen in Peoria, assem-
bled in Pa1me1ey's Hall, this evening, to listen
to Governor Hendricks, On the political issues
OF the day. He was introduced by Joseph Y.
Cochrane, Esq, and was received with loud
cheers. He commenced with q review Of the
personal history Of the candidates, and then
plunged into q discussion Of the Administration
and its faults. He charged corruption and fraud
in all departments Of the public service; charged
the Administration with an attempt to make
the military power supplant : tue
civil, and rob the States of all individual rights
and privileges. He admitted that Horace Gree
ley was not his choice, but that he believed be
was honest and would reform the abuses in tho
present Administration. We want reform, and,
to effect It, there must be change. All history
proves that no political party can reform itself,
and the only way to effect revolution is to put
in an entirely new party. The Governor was an
Enthusiastically cheefed throughout, andh speech
will hare IN effect on the campaign. -.-..-
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NEW YORK CITY POLITICS.

NEW 7ORN ETt I PUEl fIES. :.
New YORK, Oct. 24.-The Apollo Hall party,
last evening, adopted the following ticket, aud
thus completed its city nominations for the en-
suing election: Supreme Court, >Hen1y. H..
Anderson Superior Court, Clifford 4. Hahn
City. Judge, Josiah, Sutherland; District At
torney, William G. Whitney; Coroner, DR..
Adolph KeBsler.
L. meeting WAS held last evening Of an
organization styling itself &c The Party Of -Radi-
cal Democrats" +" at which speeches we're made
and resolutions adopted urging the abolition Of
the Office Of President OF the United States. A
committee Of fifteen was appointed to carry out
this object.
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LIBERAL MEETING AT cARLlNvJLLE.
CAR1MvHLE, ILL.,, Oct. 24.--Ihe Hon. Lyman
audience nt the Court House in this place
to-day.
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SPRINGFIELD.

Arrest OF Negro Rioters-The Illinois
Central Tax-Personal l-Record of
the Executive Acts Of Governor Pal
mer.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-August Pitman, an
other Of the negro rioters, vas arrested and
lodged in jail Today. Els confederate, Ed. Jack
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POLITICAL.
Cheering Liberal Reports from
all OVer. 49,. =
No More Troops to be Sent
South.
eAoeNIe ''s
l.. ""q1oo 0 . uoH ings'

THE LIBERAL CAUSE. -
Special Despatch to The Chicago 171bNne.
New YORK, Oct. 24.-The Liberal and Demo-
cratic managers are in daily receipt Of encourag-
ing letters from all the Southern States, except
South Carolina, while New York, New Jersey,
Indiana, Connecticut, and New Hampshire are
claimed for Greeley with confidence. From
Ohio, assurances multiply that the contest there
is close and doubtful It is admitted here by the
Democratic leaders that Greeley's chances de-
pend On the action OF the old Democratic party,
and that II it polls its full strength, he will be
elected. They are satisfied With the numbers
and hrmness Of Liberal Republicans.
Governor Hendricks writes from Indiana that
Greeley will surely carry that State. Hon. J. ..
Mcdonald, OF Indiana, expresses the same opin-
ion, and also that Ohio is by no means sure for
Grant.
The Administration party with Simon Came
ron'g aid, are at work cor1upting voters Of New
Jersey, but two canYaBses made BY Liberals and
Democrats give Greeley over 5000 majority:
The activity Of Grant greenbacks at present
seems to be confined to New Jersey, Connecti~
cut, North Carolina, and New York City. VIC
tory on that side is considered 30 certain that
all comprehensive work has been stopped.
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Secretary Boutwell, will leaye here, on satur-
day morning, to tako part in the Presidential
campaign in Massachusetts.
Commander Hull left here, tonight, for New
Eo1k, to complete the organization Of the Nica1-
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BALTIMORE. ret. q Virginia sixes, Sp.: do.
cobsoltdsp d. Rst; do reg stored, AZ do new As;
Wet Virginia l51S. bid today.
BALTiN0RE Gct g2-Cotton steady: low mid
dliugs. lsis ASK. Flour firm and unch banged whea,
firm and NJ changed. CorD-wbite outnsrn 6rm
9sa7B. yellow .ptherB dull. So: mixed wessern
lower, g in ELEVATOR. Oats dull; southern, 4zala;
vesteru MIXED, 4oa43, do: white, 4sa&5. BYE quiet
but firm Prov isions quiet and unchanged Mess
PORK. SO Bulk me ats. bacon, hams aud lard 81
unchanged p'stsrn batter frm-choice lots in
d.mand Whisky firm. gSK.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Flour quiet and heavy
Whest dull al declining. Corn quiet and steady.
steady, Is. Money easy, g. Exchange, long ss[
10. short, Inl4. Governments dull and steady. vir
GINA 6s, -, new 20. North CArolinas. $50; new.
70.
ONION. Oct. %, 1l:sea .. n.-Consols opened q,
9l!s for money and 9ls for account. Bonds OF 1855
cid, 9l 1867, ga 10 s0's, SIS S5sS Erie Al
LONDON, Oct. -, l:sO p. M Consols, for account
y2s92dS.
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THE WEATHER,

WAsHfNeToN, ID. O., Oct. %, fo72 II Z. M
SYNOPSIS 1OR PAST fWBNTY-HOUR HOURS
The barometer has risen over the northwest
and thence to Michigan and the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys, with cloudy, bat clearing weather
and rain in the latter. On the Gulf and South
Atlantic, northe asterly winds, cloudy weather
and occasional rain. Over the lower lakes, New
England and the middle states, south westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather.
PRoBABILITIBs.-Over the northwest and
upper lakes, and thence to Tennessee, northe.-
by to westerly winds, clearing and colder
valleys this forenoon, and heavy frost on We'd
nesday morning. In the Gulf and South At
lantic states, northeasterly winds, temporarily
lower barometer, cloudy weather, and light
rain. Over the lower lakes, cool, cloudy, But
clearing weather, and occasional rain, with
higher barometer and winds veering to north
westerly. In the New England and middle
states, south WESTERLY winds, veering by Wednes-
day to northwesterly, with prevailing cloudy
warmer weather, and rain-befts to-day: Re
ports missing from the far northw the south
west and north and south Pacific stations.
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KIuAHCIAL AHD OUuuRnOHAl,

In New York, money continues plentiful {,
borrowers on call at TO . Per cent, snd active
IoI time loans and to mercantile borrowers.
Prime commercial paper Is qouted at 3 b IL Der
cent with few sales under 10 pei cent Throuah-
out the country money Is active and rates hiSh.
Government bonds yesterday we're stea1y, TIE
stock speculation continued stron civ IN IA yor az
higher prices, Pacific Mail and Wes ern Uuion
being the special fesfures.
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OFFICE, DIsraIJr OF Co
Wy LUMBIA,

WAsHINGTON, ID G October q, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that on RIDAY Noyen-
Der ls12. will pre ell licenses Civ en- BY the Dis
trlct OF Columbia to al apothecaries, auctionsers,
banks End bsnA bill posters, brewers. brokers
book agents, butchers in the several ets claim
merchants deslers Of chandise Of any kind hat
ever, dealers fn distilled and fermented LIQUORS,
Wines and cordials distilefs insuv apce agents. ic
dealers, man ufscturers Of illuminating sa life aud
nre insurance companies, patent agents, pawn
brokers', photographers: DroNrtet0rs Of bar rooms
sam Pc IooTs, tpD,ing hou.ss biliisrds bagstelle
cry stables, intelligence oflces, Junk shops restau
rants and eating-bouses, kift enterprises and the
aters, real estAte SRsuts, fecfifsrs, &c ;, &C,
All parties enjoyed In said business, trades. or
pr fessiops must prem pity renew lid licenses 10
accoidI ce With the proyisions Of the amended oct
itgsIating licenses, approved June ~. 1874. Via
op or r r. any trade
BY The laws Of he District o. snsi Il The
iine Tor procuring the rame. make applicosteu 70
The Besistsr, sDd shal state. under oath or afisna
lion, such faets - may b applicable to lics01os
The Register shall then issue TO the
applicant acerticate staipg the srtic ular kind Of
license fcs which application has been made, and
therefor Said certificate shall BE- deli verti % tia
Cole eor, DO SHALL u0on the receipt Of the sam Of
msney stated thereia. ave certificate Of deposit.
stating the amount Of money paid and the kind Of
license rqufrtd, aud Il shall be the duty Of the
register to Issue said license"
That every person liable for q license tax Who
may fail to Dsy the sstne before eBgaefng In the
scdltion to the license tax Imposed. pay fne or
penalty q not 30 than i've more TIA. aftL Gsi.
ocn-aw REGISTER pistrict 81 C Sin Y6i..
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OF ST. PATRICK "A special
S meeting Tor the transaction II business Of
i'm portance win be held at the hall THIS Tuesday
ENkklhe, the ed instant, at $50 O'Clock sharp
BY order OF the commander. '-7'
1t WM. c. KlNALLY, Recorder
NJ THE RtGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Wy OF the Tenth DISTRICT kEPUBLICAN
Gil will be cid at Germania Hall, 18th street
between y and g streets, THIS Wednesday EVE
MING, st Z 30 O'Clock, .- -.
J. A. JENIFER, Chairman.
A. j. MASON, Secretary. IT.
~ TIE MEMRFRS OF TIE flashing
uS Ton SCHUETZEE SOCIE rT ara request 90
10 gest at AZ clock TOMORROW "Wednesday
at h rgler Street. between 9th and 7th streets
y. " to attend the funeral OF our late member, J
Il. WEIGNANN.
A. KOCH, Vice President.
~ y. n G. A,
S Corner S:h and ID streets
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All the latest Popular Wor ks of the day oca2 II
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
ReARDING.-DesirsbleR ROOMS, Communicating
y or siBeIe, ON second neOr, with BOARD m AZ
be obtained on application ~ 6l7 18th street,
near n. ,orsS a. /. =
EIkS1-CLAes BOARD, WITH FINE LARGE
uont rooms, single or consna icating, 90 most
piessSa& part OF avenue. Tersas Moderate. Apply
~ tsis fennsylSsnie avenue. oc2l o.
RoABDING-Fin-, large ROOMS en-! suite sId
y single, on secopd f9or, adjoining bath room.
Win boAho, Sf4 fennsy " anis avenue LO-
oAuon perfectly healthy, and near the Depart
men9 ocl9 eO5ts
n ks: n 7. AkDkksVN HAS FURNISH SO
~ 6vcAe and bOAkD, Ct so3 18th street n .
.,octseen ADO r. Vls-ot'
RoARDING With ROOAs NEWLY FUR-
ne Desired IN "a story 1similsr in % story; will
tne Ioeation ls pleasant and convenient; No l2ss
oth street, rear n. OcI- 81.
TWO Gkk1LEMEN CAN FIND GOOD BOA RD
II and pleasant kOOM first nOOr, next 20 par
lori no. 9le 20th street, N. W. Ocl6 2~.
ENIRsT CLASS TABLE BOARD AT $40 PAR
4 month, at Howard House, corner 9th street aud
tor. ooIa i'm
EOR RENT-With BOARD, at e23 Vermont
avenue, opposite The Arlington ''-mOier ate
teTms-to two gentlemen, Q large room, and PAN
tfles. Also, psrtments, suite single. Perma-
nent Table Board st $50 per month; transient par
tles ~ Gas per month. ocI2Sw
COOP BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMs, AHD
" prices moderate, II 21os corner Of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and flst street msyi n
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Try gro; .; HILL q cos QsAcEKRs,
4 frsm the OLD ysmiescn Bakery.
oei,.,a =: ooAfsros ' ss.H ssl :.s, Assut,

has obtained from the e1pre1e Court al the
ptrict 81 Coiumbts holding tpecial Term, lsttsr rs
MARI = BROwk. lsss Of DSssria q dsiomSiS.
eeeeased. AL pei sons having elsigs assinse said
the 10 the slheFieer % Or befsre
?tst day Of Octoesr Bsxt; they mag esAeSWiss by
Given under my bspd this 2ist day o. Uetsbsr lGi
-Er H. MSBDe REILLY,
oe.ztuN Amlnistratvr u, r. a.
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ssFour ysars more OF Grant and Grantism are
more than the American pCopre can stand.
They VII not stand it."-LOzisrills Cosrier-
Journal
Indeed Wen now what are the American
people. represented by this Louisville "Tailor
OF Tooley street, going to do about II?
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nsTROkG TEsfIhONY.

n, wu s5sssEkYILLE, OHIO, SEPT A.lal.
you and TO suffering humanity to make public the
ereee merft9 Of yoaF Rxtraes 0arssp serbia and
Queens Dsiieht. Tor years have beou . areca
sSTnsItE, ~ general health broke down. end I wss
c.eo Sitn nersousness o. the most terrible ehae.
o Srsr re SSdy fosminx srss ulcers e zone Iaos
deseribe my soferins. I was rsdueed alnoef 70 q
skeiee9o Sad had Derfect loething a food. 90
afeeded b{ several hysictAns, Via rend er0a mo no
f fsiief dssRairsd q ever bsiag ye4 sssaa. 81
yoar nsdieins ssnt for half : dozen b9ttlss, ana
eeiore nad taken three began to feel better, my
i lee. sss:ss, and epu.d e:loy sleey 1--we con:
bsiieyeI An . sound man again Tia ulcoss have
All healed, my skin H. anoeth snd keAithY. and
have gained q pounds In weteht. believe nv sick-
less reunited ffem q tainf OF screfula. / would
earnestly recomDend your compouu9 70 my fellow
sufferers. With deep sraa.nde 20 you. I am ever
your friend, = f-sT-l Jas. R1AyHLry
DR.. TUFTS Liver fiIis are . mild and ssotle
purgatve, possessing the peculiar mern Of Sctin 2
as powerful saept In relieving congestfve or t0rrd
liver. hey have no sual. Us ~
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M oI'io.
Juan BOYLE . Co,
REAL ESfATR BROKE
No. 7lS FIFTEENTH SHEET, PLANTS BUILDING.
FOB SALE,
HANDeOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE on
south A street, between ID and Sd street, with All
the modern Improvements. Small cash psymenn
ana long time on balance. ta-A = =
Several IA RMo. snail N barge, on the line of
the fo!1l a 8ocks railroad, within . few minutes
waik tine depot, within thirty minutes Of Wash
Also. enc q sc az i.ar.d .res.ss De ..ro.d
and same distance from depot, improved By House,
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey
handsoms COUNTRY SfLT Of q acre., one
A handsome HOUSE, on corner sla and n
streets. With every modern Improvement, long time
fne LOT on O strsst o. l., between "a and ID.
TIVE LOTS on Sd street, between and b 3. 3.
Three handsome HOUSES in the " cot End
Also, BOtsES and LOTS In al parts Of the city
Two handsome HOUSES on 9th street.
MONEY TO LOAN
70 sum- q from el0oe 10 $1,000 on real estate.
FOR sALE-FIFTY. JACKSON WAGONS. sth.
y able for farmers and heavy hauling.
NEY, AAGRATH BILL,
oolumbta Market, corner Massachusetts, syenus
and Ut. isll-ens