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CareIe.~ne.. ON steamers.

As throwing some light possibly on the cause
OF the wavaset disaster, we may relate an
incident which lately occurred on the Delaware
river. A party of wsshiDgtonians on their way
TO Cape May took passage at Newcastle on the
steamer Ironsides, running between Phila-
deiphia and the Cape. Some lime after going
on board, two gentlemen of the party had occa
sion to go by or near the engine ROOM when
they discovered the fact that neither the engi-
neer or his assistant were at their post-that the
engine was, in fact, running itself How long
this state of things had existed when they made
the discovery, they had no means of knowing
but regarding the circumstances as singular, to
say the least, they concluded to take some note
OF time and see how long it would continue.
Twenty minutes passed, by the watch, without
the return TO his post of either absent officer
when the gentlemen referred to became
somewhat uneasy for the safety of the boat,
and sought the captain TO make complaint
OF such criminal neglect of duty. At first
u at official was disposed to treat them
as meddlers, interfering in matters with
which they had no business; but they speedily
gave him 70 understand that it uods their bust
ness,-thst their friends and families were on
board, and that they were interested in their
safety to an extent that justified the laying of
the facts before the government for official
action. II is needless to add that one of the
missing officers was soon hunted up and
placed at his post, where he staid the remainder
OF the trip.
Now, where there is such neglect on the
part of the engineer, 1T Is safe to assume that
there will be equal remissness on the part of
the firemen and other subordinate employees;
and it takes no stretch of the imagination to
conclude that if from any cause fire had caught
on the Ironsdes that trip the loss of life would
have been a. great as on the wawaset, and the
origin of the fire as mysterious as that which
destroyed that Inflated vessel, with the usual
verdict of "nObody to blame.''
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Referring to the large number of burglars
arrested in New York armed with cssdly
weapons, and especially to the fact that three
thieves were found in one hous, last Friday
morning, all carrying loaded revolvers, one of
the papers OF that city suggests that the next
legislature should embrace the first opportunity
TO pass law providing that any person caught
In burglarlous act, o. found conc aled in any
occupied building, having deadly weapons of
any kind upon his person, shall be ntenced to
Imprisonment with hard labor for serm of not
less than twenty five years. This il a timely
and sensible suggestion. Such a Law should be
placed on the statute books Of every state and
territory in the Union, and prompt enforced
in all cases to the fullest extent.
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The following appears as a Washing ton

The following appears as a Washington
special in the Cincinnati Commercial:
"ADMINISTRATION or JUSTICE IN THE DIS
TRICT.
"An investigation into the conduct of justices
OF the peace and constables in this District,
which has Just concluded, shows that these
petty officers have exaeted from the people of
this District nearly one hundred thousand dol
lars annually in excess of the lawful fees. The
District legislature, by laws passed in favor of
these officers, has practically nulliied all the
exemption laws passed by Congress"
In the first place, the investigation has not
90 just concluded but is still in progress. In
the next place, there is no ground whatever in
the evidence before the committee for the guess
at one hundred thousand dollars as the amount
exacted annually in excess of the lawful fees
Lastly, the District legislature has never passed
laws sin favor of these officers" practically
multiplying " all the exemption laws passed by
Congress, !" because it has not the power, If it
had the will, to interfere with congressional
enactments. So far from this reliable cores
pondent's statement being correct, it is the
District legislature which ordered the investi-
CATION and committee of that body is con-
Quoting il, and the evidence all goes to show
that the complsinants allege a disregard of all
law-congressional or local-by the accused
Off GERS.
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The fine new Republican building, on the
Avenue, which is certainly credit to Mr.. Muir
tagh and to the city, is now approaching COM
pietion, and this morning the Chronieie CON-
pany announce their purpose to erect hand
some and spacious printing house, No. 9Ii
Pennsylvania avenue. II will be five stories
high, having frontage of twenty-th feet on
the Avenue, running through to street. Ac-
eording 10 the Chroniels, "when finished it will
be one Of the finest buildings in the city, and
the most complete printing house south of New
York" Thisis all very well until the new STAR
building goes up In the meantime we con-
graduate our neighbOrs on the prosperity indi-
Gated by the erection Of these handsome edi-
fees.
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Government Securities.
'Ew HOEK-FIksT Boa


BALIINokB, August l3.-Virginia sixes con.oIi
dated, 81. West Virginia., liz bid today
,BALrIMoREs August l5.-Cotton duil-low mid.
dlinss, Is. Flour quiet and upcha, ged Whes,
.eady-Ied western, E&s3. Corn-white southern
doll, Io@l2; yellow southern nominal, 60: mixed
GGA western mixed, Aga. Rye firm, 5000 Hay
unchanged. Provisions firm and unchanged West
a. small lots. Sugar very active and strong,
NV YoRk, August l,.-s,oek a..dv ao,a.
IA. Money i@S Exchange, long, 81; short, 91s
The steamers sailing for Europe to-day take out
s2f2-@ in silver bars. Gold opened at 49,.
Nav YORK, August B.-Flour nrm. Wheat quiet
and firm. Corn firm.
LONDON, August Is, Il 30 D. M 10 40 bonds, 9lsI
PARIS, August 13-Rentes o. francs IS centimes.
LONDON, August Is, SOP. m.-Erie, "a
LONDON, August Is, 80 D. m.-The rate Of dis
count for three months bills in open market is rs
per cent. below the Bank of England rate.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OVhce Of Chtsf SiTndl OMrsv D
WAsHIN6roN, August Is, 1873, 1880 O. M
sfNoPsls FOR The PAST TwENTy-FoUR HOURS -
: The barometer 10 low in West Virginia and the
ohio alley, with westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather. extending to Tennessee, where heavy rains
nave iailen Nortbeasterly winds, cloudy weather
AMI IRE quent rains the lower lake region and the
middle and easter states Northea.teriy and soutb.
eastery winds; and partly cloudy weather in New
England; Southeasterly and southw esterly winds
diminishing pressure, and cloudy weather in the
south Atlantic and gulf states, where occasional
heavy rain has fallen. Rising barometer, northeas.
terly winds, low temperature, and partly cloudy
weather on the upper lakes, and thence to illinois,
but falling barometer, increasing cloudiness and
occasional rain in the northwest.
PRoBABlLIIIEs.-For the northwest and thence
te western Missouri, low barometer, southeas.erly
winds, cloudy weather, and occasional rain will
prevail. Fer the entire lake region and thence 10
kentucky and eastern Missouri, rising barometer
lower temperature, occasional fog and light rain
northeastery winds and cloudy weather this after
noon For the middle Atlantic states, northeasteriy
and southeasterly winds, low temperature, local
storms, and clearing weather this afternoon from
Virginia to Psnnsy ania For New England, north
easterly winds, cloudy weather and local storms
For the south Atlantic and gulf states, variable
southv es'erly and southeasteriy winds, veering to
mort heastery rising barometer, lower TEN perature,
partly cloudy weather, accompanied BY local rains
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business room OF THE
STAR Office registered to-day follows:-S o. N. 49,
10 a. m, rs; II I'M, 76; D. m. 76
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ApropOs OF the burning of the " .waset. a
correspondent of the New York Tyibl ~ thinks
such eatastrophes might be provided against
and prevented by some such arrange nent of
Saier pipes as has been suggested for watering
the streets Let there be one or more pine,
laid lengthwise from bow TO stern OF the boat,
perforated in such q manner that when the
water was forced into the pipe, as could be done
by the machinery Of the boat, q heavy shower
would food the decks and upper works IL
netd not be very expensive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-13

The report comes by telegraph that the cur
rent storm is Of great violence, and is doing
much damage. In this cry the suddenn IS and
extent OF the rainfall at the commencement OF
the storm was such As to aood some loo slities
fora orfef time, and navy cellars in pcrts Of
the city on level with the river were filed,
doing considerable damsg e to goods.
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New York has doubled It's assessed vain alton
each fifteen years during the last thirty n,
between lsii and 1871. During the pre- yious
thirty years, or between 1911 and 1871, Il in
creased ten fold IL is estimated that b. 1885
her gross assessment of property will be over
90 Gee, Oo0,ooO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-13

Gees Of 9AvoRY MOoREis Pnucre atis Emnlsso,
ana Psnerea,ino n consumption, wasting, loss o.
the power OF digestion and Assimilation has firmly
established these remedies in tn. estiuafion OF the
en,ss PrSfession on both sides Of TIE Atlantic,
Sugienu-beine In reality either saSos scsous com
pou 2. o pomad,s, without trace Of the Pancreatic
preparations, made by Messrs. savory Moore from
me hrst under the direction Of the Physician who
introduced them, he's been and can only be ensured
by strict adher- TO the original formul and the
medical profession recognize no other Psncreatic
Emulsion and Pabereatine than ths % thus prepar-
81, the purity and repgth Of which Is guaranteed
Se"Reports Of the Experience and 0Dinions Of
Panereatic Emulsion and Psncreatine as rem dies
In Wasting Diseases" Churchill Sons, London j
United States and Canada. sAvoRy MooRK,1
New Bond Street, London, Chemists to the Queen,
II 3. III. the Prince of W sies, &c. ausIs- 3dw, IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-13

Why can't the New York Herald own III ike
a little man that 1t appropriated The srA s's
iuH and graphic report Of the wawaset disas-
~? A big paper like the Herald can afford to
q, the handsome thing when using the labor Of
ifs cCtemIoraries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-13

The gold quotations from Wall street remain
without change Government securities are
higher in response to an increased inc uiry which
dealers cannot satisfy. Stocks are active and
generally strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-13
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
w EDNESDAY.....A August IL, 1873,
The Star BY Mall.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of II, car have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent to the busi-
Nee Office Of the paper.
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BOARDING.

ElOARDING-The attention Of ladie, anal cen,ia.
- men desiring quiet boarding house is called
70 the pleasant Furnished Rooms, With Board, ON
ION street northwest: Entrance ON 10th ST. aIs.sts
A LADY having alarge mouse pleasantly located
desires % Obtain four gentlemen and their
furnished fur aood board. Address Mrs. T. e., star
OIbce.. auglS St.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EeTRAY:I-A dark yellow sETTHR DOG, with
chs, some nns,. wnit ute, marks, and having ona@
able 7. ward will be paid for his return 90
NO. leo congress street, Georgetown. auglS-Sts
son REWARD-Stolen from the subsc rioer
2EO one BUGGY, BRIDLB and PADDED
kEINs; also lot Of other Harness. We viii give
arrest Of the thief ~
augi3-3ts A.&TA RICHARDS
OsT-On the 9th instant, either on the New York
!, Avenue cars or near there, small ROLL or I
NOT ES, wrapped In q gas bill. liberal reward
Will be paid II returned to address on the eas
pnI, augl1 3t
FOUND IREe PASSING ON MY PREMISES,
u ON the 9th Of August, -FOUR LAMBS,
The swner will come forward, prove prep AMS
erfy, pay charges, and take them away HlXJ
al2.3t- JOHNHUHN, Tennaliy tovD, DO -1
GO0REWARD-strayedo or Sto.en-On the 10th
Y%V inst, TWO HORSES, one La ee ~
Bay Mare, hump on the left knee one Chest. IN
n1s SorIei Horse, star on forehead split in<GS
ra. ront nooi Ths aeoye reward will BE- given II
near ION sreet. auRl2-3t-
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
We have on hand q large stock of the various
QUALITIES OF COAL, to which invite the attention
Just received another large lot of superior Bakers
Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD, saw ed and split
or in the stick. Oak and Pine kINDLTNGS in
bundles or by the cord. "
STEPHENSON BRO,
Office, 1904 Penusyiy anita avenue
aueI2-AH Mill and Depot, 7th street wharf
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- 10, I'D r. {. ]. aA .!s ,o,n, ,,,,. o.,.,
% n n{ Ss whS s her IY;ic s.sp.h
S.etss to seespt the which All. ue or
e 'ss se hs ,S'ns sy.y Day be.
sbei This state Of SssSness and debility is more
III no II Ss Sshs'
whsn little preo.ution IN proper time would have
Fl
ti1snss:. Seasns.s Ss.dassss noTnIns sck nc:
and al Complaint. peculiar 70 women. These BIZ.
d tSsr and mod ss. sS1 e.
medicine psv sxcsllsses for ladies. iH-T
~REMOvAL.-The undersigned have this day
sn9 street south to their new storeroem sns
Warehouse, southeast corner Of square, y cor
Our increased facilities viii enable as to supply
our customers GROCERIES,, &C., promptly, and at
'i %ss. 5 %" - elsewhere auL1cK q BRO
TGEORGE W. KAUFMAN, Jxst,cs Of tAe
Wy Psaes, attends to all kinds of Claims and LIE.
gal southwest corner OF ith and strsets
FsCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLs.-These
Ingredients, and although. they entirely supersede
Effects. They act directly lpcn the " and arc
valuable remedy in all Of derangement result
Of L sss
Headsehs, Typhoid reysrs, &C., &C. a, sucenmb TO
BY sill Druggists and Dealers. m1-tr
TMILBURN's POLAR SODA,
siS Saa ID S.a. as y TSsL
MINERAL sPRINa WATERS,
No. 1923 PEsNsYLyAyA AVENUE,
Jels-tr near Fifteenth street.
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f. b l Il Z D ls4O
PREPARE FOR WINTER
CENTRAL COAL YARD.
WOOD AND COAL WOOD AND COAL
Lykens Valley, Shamokin, Lorberry, White and
Red Ash, all sizes for furnace, range, CRATE and
stove. Pine, Oak and Hickory Wood Direct. nv
az ratb from the mines in Pennsyvania to my yard.
thus securing superior Coal, free from dust and
the price adv ances. All consumers viii fnd II to
their advantage e call end Leave their orders with
Successor to 9. O. Nagruder,
once, IVA Colonization Building, corner Penn.
eylyania avenue and ~ street Yard ID street and
VIRGINIA avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
aug72w wash Journal copy.
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IAMEs WALLACE,

wBoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
TOBACCO, SEGARS AND SNUFF,
No. sos SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Ihave now on hand large lot OF ths " No Brand"
and La Reipa Del Maya SEGA Rs, which I offer to
dealers at &f5 per M. Also, fne variety of Sega.s
of all grade. heavy stock of Plug Tobacco. Sew
er al brde nf Rough and Ready Twist, from As 20 90
cents per ID; box price. call is pectfully solic
it'd, Auels.ns
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John w. FRAZEE,
ATTORNEf-ATIAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

Office, No. 9Os It'll strt ct northwest. .usisi
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., August II, 1873
On the petition Of WILLIAM +. y0SE, OF New
tcn,iie lass, praying for the extension of a pat
enf granted to him the 18th day of November s59
an relssued on the 18th day Of february, 1851 for
Al in' proyement In Portable Pump:
ordered that the testimony in the be closed
on the IA day Of October next, that the time for
ming arguments and the Examiners report be lmi.
ted 70 the Path day Of October next, and that said
petition be heard on the 29 day of October next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
augl3-w-s M. d. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trct Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters of
administration on the personal estate Of HOLLAND
WILLIAMS, late of Washington county, ID. c., de-
ceased. Ali persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, or
before the 18th day Of August next they may other.
wise by law be excluded from all beneft the said
estate. Given under hand, this 18th day of
August, 1873: FRANCES b. WILLIAMS,
augl3 ST. Administrative
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MI RS. Il: J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
Ai the celebrated Reliable Clairvoysut Physician
and Test Medium, has located at 1913 New York
avenue. once hours-l0 q. m. to p. m. Engage
ments can be made for evenings. jell-sn
FEMALE DISEASES Of all kinds treated. De-
= scribe case ana enclose es; advice and medi-
cine Will De sent. Address Mrs. DR.. THOMPSON,
NO S%6 North 18th street. Philadelphia. iseH "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-13

MAN HOLE TOPS, Of the standard adopted by
the Board OF Public " orks, with chain fastenings,
Tor 50 each, ana other castings In proportion, for
which we will receive PER CENT. .CERTIFI-
GATES in payment. Orders left AT $40 Louisiana
avenue northwest, viii receive prompt attention,
JOHNSON q DOWELL,
Metropolitan Ir on Works,
augl2-I' 7th and / streets southwest.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

A special Warrington dispatch to
the Indianapolis Journal of Mon
day has tha following co0cerning
our hard working Congressman:
The Aisnds and correspondents
of Hon. Jeremiah NJ. Wilson, OF
the 4th Indiana District, should
bear IN mind II they do not in all
cases receive prompt replies to
their letters that their representa-
tive is one of the hardest worked
men in the House. As Chairman Of
Credit Mobilier Investigating Com.
mittee No. 2, he has been obliged
to devote some sixteen hours PEI
day to the work of taking evidence
and preparing the report thereon
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

SHARP EYEs!-The local Of the
Times saw, on Saturday last (which
was almost the coolest dsy of the
season, ] q young lady sin her stock
ing feet on the curbstone, gazing
longingly out at her slippers in the
MUD, where she had left, them in
trying to Cross" Gallantry should
have induced him to WADE ont on
the frozen street and got 'em fol
her. The tableau would then have
been hot only I" touching but ed
flying.
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synspsls 81 CsuaeiI FrveeeAings.

0ynopsio o. CoaAelB FsUeeeaings.
St Mary's Avenue WAS changed
to Maple Avnpei A petition to
lower the grade on East oakland
Street was refsrfed 10 the Board of
Public improvements. Resolutions
were presented to pay over the re-
manning SIC, 900 City Bonds, to the
President of the Cincinnati, Rich
mond & Fort Wayne Railroad, and
that the Police force should consist
Of . Chief and six policemen. A
petition was presented asking that
q pavement on east side of Marion,
between Walnut and Market streets,
be paved, was referred to Public
Improvement Board. j. M. Hut
ton & Co., were authorized to erect
o brick smoke-stack, and the use
of portion Of Elm Street The
Public improvement Board was au.
thorized to advertise for proposals
to construct street and alley cross.
ings. A Hook and Ladder Com
pany was authorized to be organ
lied to correspond with the Fne
Department as at present constitu
ted-the resignation of the old
company having been rendered and
accepted. The attention of the
Council WAS called to Hotchkiss's
Sire Alarm Telegraph. This ii
. matter that concerns the. safety
of the property of our citizens,fron
the devastation of fire, and we ar,
surprised that our city father
should make any delay whatever i,
it's purchased
At special meeting on the Goth
the committee on the annexation q
contiguous property, reported j
had given requisite notices, an,
framed another petition to tn
County Commissioners maxim
some a,nendpsnts TO the former pt
titioh, by making the norther
fhoundAey line from 18th s&feet t
the section line, just east Of th
Fair grounds-making said line ru
north instead of south of the raj
road, and takes in the Malleabl
Iron Works and grounds, and tn
strip of ground extending eastwar,
in the rear of the same, between tn
railroad and the carriage road
which is q continuance of Mort
Street.
DR.. Hibberd offered his resiens
ton as a member Of the Polio
Board
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"An the male force employed on
the PALLADIUM resigned on last
Tuesday. Local of the Indepen
dent. 4 yes e 90 SOC
~ Not so-only two out of five
of the "male force" were resigned. y
When printers get in 9 fix that they
don't know glitch" from Ham, we've
heard 'em called @elated," sight
or "drunk," but this is the first
time we ever heard it called s're-
signed" ! Ys local Of ye Indspend:
emit sknows how it is himself" and
has selected a word that sounds
more euphonious to his highly culs
twisted musical ear. 3Resighed, /"
is good! ~.s
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ut is hard TO tell which appears
the coolest, the weather or the peo-
pie. Well decide when me or
tother knocks undaE.- kdium.
''What has B. w. done now, that
every one should give him the cold
shoulder Times. i. sst
~ We don't know, j. w, with
out we've offended them in your be-
hail. trying to make them under
stand that yOu CAN be for Greeley
and Grant-a Liberal Democratic
candidate for County Commissioner
and q Republican-all at the same
time, and that you CAN, consistently,
ask the Republican party to nomi-
nate you as its candidate for Mayor!
IF THIS isn't the reason, we shall
have to 'knock under" if the wealth,
er or the people don't, Of course!
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10 THE sUFFERING.

1 The Rev. WilliapfH. Kortos, ~biis resid..
ng in Rrasil ~ Aisaionary, discovsrsdsiin
that lasdef nsdieisssa ssnsdy for consunp-
tion, Scrofnla, Sore Thsoat, Coughs, Coldss
Asthma and Nsr.ou. Nsst.sse, This rem
sdy has cured myself altar, all eihss medi-
cines bad failed. :. q, "a ,,A:.oeg
Wishing 70 benefit the sufering,J will ssnd
the recipe for preparing ami, using this rem.
edy to all who desire il FREE OF CHARGE.
Please ind an envelope, with your name
and address on Il. Address,
f. Rev. WILLIAM n. NORTON,
a hiuas go BROADWAY,
77.ly-Sl0.l new YoRK CITY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

BANouEr.-The Sir Knights, Com
mandry No. 8, give q Banquet at
their Hall Thursday, March 20.
Tickets can be procured at Ballsrd's
and DR.. ]. w. Tsylor's Drugstore,
or of j. B. Dougsn, at the Second
National Bank, prior to March 18th.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

-, !, 81. ta-.fIsraa..t
D, a"e y. = sou's.s"ee 'o' 'ne
= ea.s o'.. % . "s.u 81 4ss" -
- .'
is e.. Apis S M ~
pAss' :" aA A :.
r'spo''''"'' aoc'i
l",,ae' . s.s ana 'u r'a
1870 'D"0' G''eI
.1A su'A'' ~ es'"e". !" A"e' en- Soh-
Torocoo ill H. L.la
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LOST HuLE,
Light Bay, 2 years old next Spring,
about IS IL hands high. Any ono
returning the same TO the KNOPF
BROS, win be literally rewarded,
at No. 227, Main Street. "a a

ChapDed hands, face, sossA skin, pimPIss
ringworms, salt-rhssps ssd bt6ss sstassous
affections cussdasd Tie skia made soft and
smooth. BY using the Juaiper Tar Soap. made
By Casvell Hazard + Co. New. York. Be
certain 70 get the Jupipsr Tar Snsp. o thsrs
are many worthless limitations made With
common tar. 4i-l2w