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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-20
DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
Brigadier General George Crook,
Commanding.
Headquarters, Prescott Dec. 2.
9. Leave of absence for thirty

General Of the Army for 3 fur.
ther extension of four a. months,
is granted to Captain John =.
EuIey, Assistant ouarterM&Ster,
u. S. Army, advantage to be
taken of this leave upon the COM
pletion of the quartermaster
storehouses now being erected
under supervision of Captain
Furey at Camp Lowell, A. r. d.,
and the removal thereto of all
stores now at Tucson and the dis
continuance of the depot at that
place.
..lc.i 1850 December Sd.
L. In compliance with instruc-
tions from Headquarters Military
Division of the Pacific, Company
"B," Twelfth Infantry, is hereby
assigned to duty at Fort Yuma,
Cal.
2. The Commanding Officer,
Company "I," Fifth Cavalry,
will proceed without delay with
his company to San Carlos, a. t.,
and relieve the troops now on
duty at that Camp, reporting
upon arrival by letter to the Com
handing Officer, Camp Apache,
A. T.
3. First Lieutenant William F.
Rice, Regimental Quartermaster
Twenty-third Infantry, Is hereby
rslieyed from duty at Camp
Grant, A. t., and viii report BY
letter TO the Commanding Oi1iceerry
Camp Apache, A. T.. tor fastruc-
tons.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. ARIZONA,
Prescott, Dec. 3, 1879.
Es1Sssai Orders No. II.
The Department Commander
takes pleasure in communicating
to his command, the following
telegram received from Major
General John M. Schofield, COM
handing the Military Division of
the Pacific:
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10, '73.
Commanding General,
Department of Arizona,
Prescott A. T.
The Commanding General con-
graduates you upon the compile
ton of the Military Telegraph
Line from San Diego to Prescott,
and desires you to thank those
employed in its construction, for
the energy and expedition with
which the work has been carried
on.
[Signed] ]. C. KELToN,
Lieutenant Colonel and A S.
sistant Adjutant General.
The Department Commander,
in adding his thanks to this CRATE
full recognition of services, eX.
tended by the distinguished
Commander of the Division, de.
sires also to improve the oPpor-
tunity of expressing his sincere
appreciation of the important
services performed by the de-
tachment of troops engaged in
the construction of new routes of
communication and other public
Improvements throughout the
Department.
By command IF Brigadier and
Bvt. Maj. Gen. Crook:
JOHN q. BOURKE,
I'd Lit Sd Cav =. d. q and a. a i.
A. General.
Official;
JOHN q. BoURKE,
Aiuo-ue. Camp.
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A -GRBATEsT ENTERPRISE OF THE AGE.
IA THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
10000 CASH GIFTS
4S00O0O CURRENCfI
For the benefit OF The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.


PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY :.
Un1er authority Of special act OF ihs non he
Pubic Library OF kentucky dnciudng 1--WE jim Concert
the Trustees and management now have the geasue
'aanounce the THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN aid OF
the Public Library OF Kentucky to come on IN the great
Hall Of the Library Building, at Louisville NY, On
TUESDAY, April 8 1873 .r,-rnv,,
The trustees of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
have given two Grand Gift Concerts, which went on
with Unparalleled and entire satsfacuon 70
all patrons The Library and Museum are already the
largest opened in the Western country
The object OF the third Concert Like that Of the nrst
and second is to carry out the ORIGINAL design OF me
endow tine Public Library, and add thereto an
Academy Of Design and Gallery of Art. To provide
this Grand Concert LOO 200 tickets of admis
SION at $40 each will be issued and Sold numbered from
TO leo 0O0 respectively. Every whole ticket consists OF
four quarters each having the same NUMBER and may
be divided into its four fractional parts by cutting through
the division left for that purpose The purchaser
Of Q whole ticket Is entitled to admission to the
Concert and to the whole OF any gin that may
be awarded to his number. So OF houers OF
nam or quarter tickets each one Is entitled led
bel Of any git thai has been awarded to their
the ticket on which the number that received the
award OF the $780, 900 gilt be held by four different ind
viduais each would be entitled TO $4,000 prescn
tatiou Of their respective quarter tickets at the ONCE u
the Gift Concert In the Library Building on the fourth
day AFTER the drawing and 10 Of all other gifts
The best musical talent that be obtained VIII con.
tribute the pleasure of the entertainment and TEN
THOUSAND CASH GIFTS, aggrenatinK HALE NIL.
LION DOLLARS CURRENCY will be distributed by lot
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p. TRAvER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT % GREAT
81 Jones street. will sell Wednesday, March ~ at
II o'clock at 2 Bowery near HSrston a street. hrSs
Furnturc of large manufacturer wholesale ana retail
dealer retiring the business CONSISTING OF large
STOCK expressly for the city retail trade
ROSEWOOD walnut, mahogany and other Furniture, OF
hair and other Mattresses Feather
BEDS bedding, Mirrors CLOCKS &C, &C. rare opportunity
for housekeepe and those ,contsmphung furnishing
packed and shipped
VAMEs CAGNEY AUCTIoNEER, REAL ESTATE
d and Loan Broker ss Hudson street-Personal atten;
ron Furniture At private residences hotels and
store stocks; e years experience prompt reliable
turns moderate charges For Loaning see financial col
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NOTICE.--hLL mAsONs ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
~ particularly strangers coming 10 this city, that there
strike that part Of the Harlem Railroad where
the contractors irving 10 enforce ~ hours days
work between A5hang lIftb sfrccfs BY order of The
teeIelyt
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y. lars to superintend store, houseturnshng crock.
glassware, &C. knowledge Of business unnecessary;
coed salary guaranteed.
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INDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER
~ VERY ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
AN ELEGANT FULL GRAND CHICKERING PIANO.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, on Tuesday 18th inst, at II
o'clock, at 60 Liberty street. elegant assortment OF
Cabinet Furniture BY one ofthe best city will BE-
full Chamber Suit Chifoniers Gard Library and Centre
Lounges, Easy Chairs Hall Stands Secretary Desks,
Escretolres, &c. &C. Also some elegant marble Clocks
and Bronzes which have just arrived; also superb full
grand Chickerng Piano, fully equal to new The above
are exhibition.
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ZINE ART SALE.
EXECUTORS SALE OF MARBLE STATUES,

EXECUTORS SALE OF MARBLE STATUES,
belonging the of the late Joseph Mozer and
ecuted by this well known American artist during the
latter period orhis life The works Of Mr. MOzer
famiiarly known by all Americans who have visited
Rome to need any comment Many OF them ad0rn the
sale are
"Rebecca," "Rizpah," THE Peri"
"Undine," "L'AllegrO,"
all Of the large and of the smaller size there
six Statues-viZ =
"The White Lady Of Ayenel," II Penseroso," .
'Sience," "Undine," "Jephthah's Daughter"
''Wept of the Wish Ton WISH" colored.
In addition to the above several very beautiful
Busts Medaons by II. n. Park, ESQ.,, and Byron u.
Pickett Also two very elegant Clocks
The whole view at the Clinton Hall Saesrooms,
sold by auction Saturday evening" I'D inst
The Messrs LEAVITT, Auctioneers.
TJENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, Is CORTLANDT
II street, has received intructions to sell the entire
elegant Furniture, Oil Paintings Works of Art OF b.
L. Solomon ESQ, ut his residence,
162 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET,
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Full details hereafter
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r. PATTERSON A NJ A. COOK,s

1 y. PATTERSON n n. A. COOKS
L. storage warerooms for Furniture and Goods Of
every description 5 and 500 Sixth avennc taken the
most reasonable terns' also Furniture removed u The
clly or country, Orders promptly attended 10. once
$40 sIxtb syenpe. sixth Naponal hanA.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

nv r COTTON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
n: the
street, where win be sold wednesday Maxchls atloh
sV Vsye se and aoi9
r sHS
4s in orders rosewood carved Chamber Suit BLACK
sissan e1 Dining
sps FURNITURE Bronz nns on be. Hsit
Mattresses and Bedding. China and Glass Ware.
RyMAx BAYERsDoRFER. AUcTIoNEER- SELLS
Boiler Charles
HxYERsDoRFER 4 HACKERS ONCE, PAS Bowery
BY d1 SAApHsRnnI a 1s..
$1,000 worth Of costly furniture IH''-
CAMPBELL CO. viii Fl a. .st b. auction commencing
snS
sorted stock Of elegant and costly Furniture proni
s as sssas
nisrs q time Catalogues ready on Tuesday At auction
RY cANPssb CO. H6 II a, OLD
street. Are fully prepared to give special attention to
ID At store osi Broadway, opposite Bond street.
rich silverwsre
nne Table Cutlery
sale 'fien exhibit
FIRST class and to be sold with
out reserve.
DYE. D. BAILEY, AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE 50 EAST
the Carpets Mirrors rosewood Piano Furniture
cry &C. contained in the four story rsSaence i' west
RYs. ". DAu SHYi,A Ayo ). 9SEEsds .
March O'clock $40 third avenue near Fifty
Grocery, Horse, Wagon, Harness. &C., &C. On Tuesday.
Is 2 e.
AS On thu Is @
at l Canal street large assortment Of Household Fur
niture. Particulars In time
DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER, EsTAB.
81 sYsS at
srERsS5s T Is B
between Fourth street and Aston place. opposite New
York Hotel where the can't displayed and sold to
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
and na
@ ss S
James Brady executors Of the estate Of sryan mG
NO $50 Second avenue, he Lot with the two i've
story and cellar brick Houses with stqres NOS
story brick Building thereon with stores No 2s East
Twenty street the Lot with the FIVE story brick
en and IS D9y tie
the three brick Houses thereon No ~ East Eleventh
two Houses hereon No is East
three story high soop brown stone front House and Lott
money can remain on bond and mortaage For further
gsrcglsrs apply at the Office S TH3MAs I FS4d x
nue. near Forty ninth street Maps the auctoneer's
office, No. 81 Cedar street. corner Of Broadway.
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From the New York Herald.l
"Mr Beaumont is a conn0isseur and bears something
Of the relation to the ordinary picture dealer that
he who paints docs the ribbling detante
year ago he went to Ems and Kssingen to drink the
waters But the Pierian spring proved more attractive
and going health he remained for art He took with
him quenchess appetite for good pictures and drank at
the fountain of art nsatisby as Baron
horse. The result the present collection OF Isl paint
ings To say that there is not mediocre one among
them to little The gathering Is the most valuable
that the owner has ever shown and the significance OF
this fact will be felt when is borne in mind that MI
Beaumont has been Interested In pictures Tor nearly half
q century,"
scarcely an example which does not exemplify some
high motive In Its composition and, what Is more to the
point, there Is not picture which would not form wei
come addition to any private collection In the city,"
From the Evening Postl
This collection OF paintings, the fame OF which has
the Leavi Art Rooms and the occasion was enjoyed by
of the largest gatherings OF ladies and gentlemen
assembled there this The collection represents
nearly all of the great European names, in many In
by works of great merit and OF more than ord
nary beauty"
From the Express.l
"Mr. j. p Beaumont the veteran and well known art
exhibition of pictures before which all others Of former
renown assume place OF secondary Importance"
From the Home Journal
Beside the the list, which scarcely rep
resented in this country, the old favores present
with such superior specimens as to be almost q new
revelation"
The of these paintings will take place at the Gin
ton Hall salesrooms Wednesday and Thursday evenings
March 10 and ~, without any reserve or Limitation.
The Messrs LEAV1TT, Auctioneers.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH s le7s-oUApRuPIE
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, AuctioneeE
MULLER. WILKINS CO.
will sell at public auction ON
THURSDAY, March TO-
at the Exchange salesroom.
III BrssAwsy,
at Il osssck,
the following
valuable Uptown Lots.
New avenue-Four Lots on eas,erly side and three Lots
adjoining on south side Of i6sth street.
New avenue-Five Lots at northwest corner Of Tooth
Morhinssde avenue-Four Lots esserly side. corner
Of nth street.
18th street-Thrce Lots south side, 2s feet west Of
the Seventh avenue Boulevard, and the entire Block,
bounded by Eighth and st Nicholas avenues 1921 and
1884 streets
Sixty to seventy per cent may remain on bond and
mortgage.
Maps may be obtained Of the Auctionsers at No. Pine
S4s broadway.
A DRIAN H. MULLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION
Property 70 Hamilton IS% g 1sss
terms easy.
LIEN B. MINER, Ayc c VEL B p.... .,r....
By H HoNpA = 1 nsEch IL fNo'
Ss2HRSls a $5s,sassR2iss GREENE
and
and black walnut rarlor Suits In reps and sT da s
Beds,eads Bureaus wsshstsnds Som%Sdes Reekefs
Rn hs sss
Kl tshsn 1tens aas and oorn'eS or0che'S
s. and ne.de
By ALLEN B. MINER BRO,
On TUESDAY, MARCH 49,
atloh O'Clock, at their salemooms.
ss CHAMBERS AND II READE STREETS.
continuation sale of March of elegant Furniture,
al of which is of the latest and most
beautiful designs and Of the finest workmanship,
comprising the stock of one of our well known
and most reliable city manufacturers.
who is about retiring from business.
Every piece was made expressly for first class
city custom trade, and for excellence in every
respect cannot be surpassed
Parlor Library, Chamber and Dining Room Suits OF the
most unique and modern style. 49,
N Bpurchasers can have their furniture stored until
THE ABOVE IS NOW READY FOR EXAMINATION
WITH CATALOGUES.
LIEN D. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Salesrooms 95 Chambers and n Reade streets
BY ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 49,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Velvet, Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets black walnut and mahogany
Parl0r Suits in harcloh and reps gilt frame
Mirror black walnut Centre and Side Tables, Bcdsteads
black walnut and marble top Dressing Bureaus, Com
NODES Washstands, Dining Extension Table and Chairs
Lounges, Rockers chestnut and black walnut marble
top Cottage Suits Hair Mattresses BOsters and Pillows
Kitchen Utensils &C., &c.
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n saesrooms IS Chambers and n Reade streets
By ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
ON FRIDAY, MARCH II,
at 10b O'Clock, at their salesrOoms
IS Chambers and n Reade streets,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Mrrors, Car
pets Oilcloth. &C., &c. Details In time
HENRY b. HERTZ, AUCTIONEER,
SALESROONS l6 CORTLANDT STREET
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TOsEPH INQUIRE, AUCTIONEER,
81 will sell at auction,
TUESDAY, March l8, 1873, at u O'Clock, noon,
at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway,
the three story basement high oop brick House. with
parlor floor extension, l32 West Twenty
House has modern improvements In good order and
well size of lot ax9S9.
Sixty per cent can remain on mortgage.
On THURSDAY, March 20 1878,
at II O'Clock noon,
the Property on the southwest OF avenue and
Ninth sect consisting Of four story brick House on the
avenue and three story brick House street
The three story and basement frame House and Lot AIS
East street. and the three story and basement
frame House. with the two story brick Stable and Lot ad
Joining known as No 40
The Valuable three story basement cellar high soop
brown stone House and Lot 96l Second avenue, south,
Fifty street, size 5 by about 90 LOT on
feet.
Sixty per cent can remain on mortgage.
MAPS OF above at AucuOneer office, % Cedar stteeI
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p TRAvER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
q. on Tuesday, March 49, at iv osIccn a, saIesoo
Great Jones street, elegant eesortment OF house
hold FnniiWe pariisalaEs Ssy e nv sy o nsr:,
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IMPORTANT
ART NOTICE.

i ART NOTICE
Art Selections
by j. p. BEAUMONT, 1872,
consisting of l8l original characteristic Specimens Of
Painting by artists of France Italy, Ho
land, Germany, Great Britain and Belgium,
on free exhibition, day and evening,
LEAvITT ART ROOMS, s7 BROADWAY.
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STORAGE. STORAGE STORAGE-FOR FURNI.
IA. ture, Panoortes, Glasses &c. de, at PATTERSON
COOKS storage rooms, $50 and 5g7 sixth avenue 800
years experience Also Furniture removed In the city
or country. h. G. personal attic 10 the storage
and removal Of Furniture. j, Y. PATTERSON
H. A. COOK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21
>GEOR GETOWN.

COAL TRADE-The shipments Of coal for the
week past have been limited for the want of
vessels, very few having arrived on account of
head winds. The receipts have been rather
above the average, and would have been larger
had the canal boats been prOmetly unloaded
The receipts for the week were At Rays docks,
2,43! tons; New Central docks, GRO tons; Con-
solidation docks, 1851 tons; Borden Mining
Company, $3.50 tons. Total receipts for the
week, l59os tons. The shipmenss were: From
Rays docks, 2oC tons; New Cent? al docks, .s95
Mining Company, 600 tons. Total shipments
for the week, 13,1O5 tons.
THE IMPROVEMENT or THE Masonic HALL
BUILDING hn% hr"n commenced by the con-
tractor, Mr.. l.. =: Times, anl will be pusiled
rapidly to complexion.
The GRADING OF WEST srREEr Is seriously
The WILL OF TIE LATE GEO. WATERS, of
this city, dated Jan. 80, 1873, wss fled In the
Probate Court Yesterday. He bequeaths to his
son, John M. Waters; $4,oO9 in cash, and di-
reefs that when eighteen months have elapsed
after his death his executors, this brother
Joseph g., and his son John MI as trus-
tees, shall cell the remainder Of his es-
One-fourth to his daughter, Mrs. Marion Chew:
one fourth to his daughter, Mrs. Isabella
Weisel; and one-fOurth each to his sons John NJ
NICHOLS NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE ind
ice cream parlors, No. 50 High street are in op-
GRAFTON, the old building having been remodeled
under the superintendence OF Mr. j. T. ColKns,
young architect Of Georgetown. The exterior
Of the building presents most attractive ap-
pearance, and SO does the interior, rejecting
great credit upon him and his w0rkmen. When
the front receives its finishing toe CHI Of paint 1t
will add very much to the appearance of the
whole building. The store and ice cream par
lOrs are fitted up in elegant style, and are al
ready becoming a popular resort for ladies.
The ice creams, fruit, water ices and cake
served by Nichols are equal to any i'm the Dis
trict.
RIVER NRws.-The steamer New York
cleared to- day for Philadelphia, with $50 bbis.
-four for New York via canal. Also, the George
anna, from Baltimore, arrived with q misceila-
neOus CARGO, and cleared for the same mort
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REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-The following
were the exchanges OF real estate in this city
Green & Wise, real estate agents Lot and
appurtenances on the south Side of Franklin
street, 81 feet inches west Of Columbus street.
% rect 9 inches by 20 feet, ThOs. Pullman and
wife to Paul p Pullman, IS, 200; house and lot on
west side of Alfred street, between Princess and
Queen, 15x1O feet, Edgar Lyles ct al. to John
n Soper, S4l5; lot on east side OF Washington
street, SO feet inch north Of Princess, rs feet
g. inches by 123 feet inches, T.. G. Fletcher eft
al to DOwnham and Green, $I S4475: lot aOuth-
east corner Patrick and Gibbon streets IOOx12s
L. Stuart, $50; lot on east side of Water street
between Prince and Duke, 26 feet inch by Ijo
feet, Geo. McCleish to John II. Rowland. S55O
lot on east side Of Water street, between Prince
McCleish to Catharine Nowlaad, $3.50; house
and lot ON north side Of Queen street, 30 feet
east OF henry, 20xio0 feet, John H. Soper and
south side Of Wolfe street, iOG feet west Of Fair.
iax, 3Ox92 feet o inches, l.. GentzberRer and
wife to 8. A. Churchman, 81 $50; house and lot
on sOutnWesL corner OronOc0 and Washington
streets, 6Ox130 feet, G. X. Wilmer ct sl. 20 VIM.
Gregory. % ,000 lot on east side of Water street
81 feet south Of Princess, 70 feet inches nv f,S
rect; also, lot on south nde Of Princess street,
moiety OF lot on southeast corner Princess and
water streets, 60x80 feet. Casenoye a. Tee IN
Y. +. Lee, jr., $1,000; half Of lot on southeast
inebes by r' ~" and Payne 4 feet 10
COM
missioneIs, to Thos. Hoy, sls7. 80; lot on sonth
osde OF King street., IS feet east Of Patrick street
- rect o niche: by 100 feet, ,James v. Brooke
GU 81, commissioners, to C.. w. Wattles. trns-
tee o. Q. Bryan, e&2.s4; lot on southeast corner
81 M rr,nce ana Payne streets, lsxloo feet, Thos.
hoy ana vile TO Edwd Fleming, x225. =
ANnExArioH ScBRME.-it ID undorstood thai
q zen; Chapman, the delegate in Congress from
the District Of Columbia, and Gen. B. 3. BUt-
,er nave ceen engaged q, counsel BY the an
ine AIexs ncria to the District Of Columbus. And
tnaa most OF the money contributed to fee them
- S ,euo, 0y strangers and people who
this city. "s "e"Are VI
MrsTsRIoTs DIsArrEARAscs-App
~ Ts maae 70 CAPT. Webster, chief OF police. to-
= scoo rorfer, Who had mysterionsly disap-
Rsared ron his home on north Fairfsx street.
.SG nouse ~ which he has been living, and
open ana examined, but no trace Of the missing
man could b disc0vered.-Gasefte. Lnss ..ss:a.s
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MEDICAL HxPKRTs declare that pure leai,sy
S<da Water can only be drawn from sheet tia
lined steel fountains. Try it, at Coughlin's, s.h
and + streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

SODA WATER, kissengen, vichy, Congress,
and St1tzer, drawn in all their purity from st,sI
Jozntdias at Coughlln's. 9th and z streets.
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Dollar Jewehy store, recei we'd some beautiful
styles in French Gilt Jewelry. and Fans and
Belts No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue, near Ak
FovKrH OF JULr and other excursions and
pic-nics can be supplied with Soda Water,
Ginger Ale, Tonic Beer, &c, in feunts and bot
ties at short notice by Palmer & Green, George.
town. Founts, bottles and fixtures to loan free
Of charge.
A NUMBER of copper soda foantaims are in use
In this city that were sold last winter in Boston
a. the price Q old copper, by firm who have
adopted the use of steel fonntains. Pure Soda
Water cannot be drawn from such copper foun-
fountains at Coughlin's, 9th and streets.
DYSPEPSIA Is A HYDRA-HEApEp MONSTER.
from which nearly all s.the ills the human flesh
Is heir to- originate. The Peruvian Syrup a
protected solution of the protoxide of Iron, is a
long tried and well established remedy for this
distressing complaint; it has cured thousands
when other remedies have failed.
SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BuSroys, BAD
NAILS, ETC., find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 5s5 18th street, opposite U.
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn. r
CHILDREN oRY for Pitcher's Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
CdcbOI Olls 4,ZD.SOJ
PoND's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
pilee, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains,
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
amenese, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhra, and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that II Is q standard
medicine, treated of In medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. n, tn i, If
The SINGER Swing MACHINE sales Of .ls72
were &219 eco. 4,l2-s,wtf
TURco- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va.
por Baths, for all skin disease, ct DIR. Shedds,
sos X street. b.a.6:
WILCOX = 0IBB'e SDwIN0 MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tth street,
Intelngencer Building. lO9
THR CONTINUITY &C large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,6
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TH1RNoM1rnRs and Bsrometers are repaired
And made to order by Hempler, near ~ street.