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National Republican., 1873-09-29

A Mrs. LEMON ran a. q candidate for the ONCE
Of school superintendent In centralia, III. The
impudcnt little boys and males OF larger growth
annoyed her very much during her campaign
speeches by crying out, "Go in, Lemons, and get
sqeeHed.n
National Republican., 1873-09-29

rS5sGRORGEW.II W.IIAUPTlIAN,JUsTIC
~ Of the Peace. attends to all kinds Of Claimp
and Legal business Bouthwest corner OF Eleventh
ard u streets northwest. my3y
n.y. u X X SODA AND MINERAL
~ WATERS at Temple Drug btofe, drawn
from Improved New fountaiDs. Apla
fW@HONlROPATHIC MEDICINES AND
W specifics At the TEMPLE DRUG BTORi
corner and Ninth streetA
fM-DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME.
- riea Pn mades Toilet Articas. DO, ct low,
f-S9-TEkTH $40 PKR SET, EITHER
lylI.u DR. PRATT.
fSH5.THE ONLY PURE SODA WATRR
- IA at the Temple Drug Store, drawn from
the New Arctics and Steel Fountains jeai
WsFIRsT WARD.-PERsONs REsID-
- inn In the FIRST ward can have the RRPUB.
LIOAN delivered promptly at their residences by
leaving name And address ut the Cigar store Of
PHILIP III. WARD, No. 1870 Pennsy yanla avenue,
corner Of Eighteenth street SEED IL
National Republican., 1873-09-29
LOST AND FOUND.

NOME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING NEAR
~ Benning's Station, a dark bay MULE, crippled
in the rsht hind foot. The owner Is requested To
come forward, prove property, and take hin away.
A. O. STRAUS. near Benning's Station.
National Republican., 1873-09-29

In OUR ADvERTIsIsG COLUMNS this morn
ing will be found an important notice, 'pur-
suant to the additional rules for regulating
the civil service Of the United States" 1t
contains the official announcement OF the
arrangements that have been made for COM
petitive examinations for the civil service In
different sections Of the country. The coun-
try has been divided into five districts for this
purpose, thus bringing, as the notice ex-
plains, 'the examination for the civil service
US near the residences of those desiring to
he examined as the appropriation at the
command of the President will warrant,
and ''for the particular purpose OF facilitat'
ing as far as practicable the making OF seiec'
tions for such service equally from the sew
eIal portions of the Union"
National Republican., 1873-09-29
BOARDING.

ID ROOMS, in Q good locality, convenient TO the
Executive Dcpartments. Apply. at ais Twelfth
street. between and X streets northwest sepsu
National Republican., 1873-09-29

THE REPUBLICAN, MAS A LARGER CIR
CULATToS THAN ANY oTHRR MORNING
PAPER IN TIM DISTRICT or coLURBTA.
National Republican., 1873-09-29
fw- wAsuISeToN CITY SAVINGS

fB" wAsHINeToN CITY SAVINGS
Depositors are requested TO leave their books q I
the bank, that they may be balanced.
All persons holding checks II depositors will
please leave them ut my once, that they may be
charged to the proper accounts.
All persons Indebted to the bank on Overdue
paper or for interest are notified to prepare for set
uenent, IS payment will strictly be dem msnded.
A satisfactory statement will be published In o
few days, showing the assets and liabilities Of the
bank. Wa. v. MATTlNaLY, Receiver,
sesslot tstarl ts5 seventh street.
w IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.
The bills for special taxes for the imrr ovement OF
The various streets and avenues are now being
Issued, within thirty days from the date Of bills,
c srtihcates OF Indebtedness Of the Board OF Public
Works. bearing per cant interest," Of proper SERIES
are receivable at par in payment.
In the present state OF the money market, they
can be bought very low. The undersigned IL now
making this branch of business speciality, and will
ratio commission.
save large rercsntsso. An Information gratuit.
ouply aud cheerfully furnished.
PETER CsMPDELL, Broker,
1t13 Penn. avenue, near Treasury Dept.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., sept. % ls73 sesaIm
National Republican., 1873-09-29

IVY CITY
Is on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, adjoining
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute. only
twelve minutes walk from the II street cars at
Ninth street east Lots containing $500 feet lfor
ouly ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, on
easy terms, Any one can buy . lot.
Apply to
GEO. nj. IANCKTON,
aulsn 5lS Seventh street, opposite p. o.
CNoR SALE OR RENT OFFER FOR SALE
Il the thres two story BRICK HOUSES situated
half streets west on easy terms. In the meantime,
will rent them at ~ per month. payable In Ad'
vance Ga. and water on prepisSSs e noswrII
jeisu Va. ave. and Four and .ahAif st. 8. W.
DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
street north sest. ly29u
E,oR RENT-PLEAsANT ROOMS ON CAPI-
Delaware avenue. jylO
DARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR.
Sa closing Sn basnss e. Saass snt:
stock for sale at reduced prices
myAa as Eighth st.. bet HsrTst space and b.
ENOR SALE BY
Il AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Corner New York ave. and Fifteenth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES.
other First GLASS Houses
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots In all irarts Of tho city.
HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant jeitu
National Republican., 1873-09-29
A SPECULATION |

CHEAP HOMES NEAR THE CARS AND NEAR
THE CITY LIMITS,
TWO TO FOUR ACRE LOTS.
A FEW LOTS WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
LONG CREDITS will be given where It is de.
sired with sir per cent. interest.
Several lots are sod. and will be improved in the
spring.
The situation is attractive and hcaithful, and
abundant shade.
better suited. H. NJ. HALL,
Real Estate Broker.
selsen9m bll Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-29

E>OR sALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF
Il buildings on street. corner OF Ninth north.
west. offered Tor sale upon ths most liberal terms
they are unsurpassed by any private residences in
the CITY. They have az tho modern improvements.
washstands throughout, hot and cold water, fur.
rooms, stationary ubs. speaking tubes, water
closets, bsthrooms and every other requisite per.
tanning to hrstclass houses. Apply to
AISThOP L DUDLEY,
auaaam Seventh street and I,ouisiana avenue
National Republican., 1873-09-29

ENOR RENT-A PARLOR AND BEDROOM,
IT on FIRST floor, with ADDITIONAL BEDROOM
on second floor II d. sired; situated in excellent
At l3l q street southeast sel-f
National Republican., 1873-09-29

WAsnINdToN, d. @, September o, ls71,
NorIcR-l Pursuant TO tho additional rules for
regulating the Ciyil Service of the United states,
promulgated by the Psesi lent on the 18th day of
August, 1873 II Ia n'ended to hold examinations of
sfier indicated. Portions Of the Ninth Ruo are As
National Republican., 1873-09-29
PERSONAL

90 nOO TO INVEST IN EIGHT PER
Northeast corner Of Now York avenue and Pif
teenth street, up stairs, pe27 q
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10 De Editor cThs Commercial '-'' ei'--'0
ap Being Amepaber Of the Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company ofWllElington, whoD6 policies
are duly advertised to expire on Monday, 18th
inst, uniess renewed, and having received an
Annual Statement Of its finances for the year
1872, ending Dec. 31st, wish to ask few quea-
tons OF the Managers, through the CoMGERcIAL
LIST, Since they advertise an error of $500. l52
in their cash statement how are the member
not accessible to the books TO know the present
"a, II the value of Insurance notes is S738, :
221 at what rate of interest do they reach the
snHuAlipayments OF members to be sS6, 672, 81
4 81, In making up the Expense account, could
they not, instead of Humping the natter ~
eailygive tothe public actual amount OF each OIL
cers SALARY, number Of agents and their commits
HiDps, cost Of ptinting, &C.. taxes, pay Of mans,
gers &o.?, II would DO far more satisfactory 70
US country people than this Jumping the
''' 1Ssshsa ftsms Amount loaned on endorsed
notesl$ II, 452. oil III About ono year or eighteen
mohths ago,yA gentleman from Newark. who has
bedn q member OF the company since its COM
mehcemsnt. called at the Company's ONCE, ask
ing a loAnof s2000fof 60 dhya, 10 be continued
on gall, requiring bat two weeks notice to pay
badk, Offering an endorsed Judgment Bond.
The parties representa- nearly 3100, 900 OF actu-
al property, The officers OF the Company told
him they did not do that sort OF business. II
So from whence comes the amount loaned on
endorsed notes, less two doubtful notes, and
HhS are thepArties with whom the Company do
thi4 sort Of budnessa Are they:the paid Mana
gerb hsiuT .ta'Fts .z A MEMBtR.
~ nwAAE, Jan. Is 1858. 1T ~ :.
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Asylum Lodge No. %, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, S.of T., at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, b. U. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street. .
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, Oil Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. /, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hail. Sd and Market street. '
Columbia Lodge, No. IL, /. o. g. T., at 9th
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple No. /, True TemplArs, at Hal
Seventh and Spruce.
Corinthian Lodge, No. 90, A. F. A. NJ, Al
Masonic Temple.
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StHRIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATR-By virtue
- OF sundry wrts of levar facias TO me directed,
Will be exposed TO public sale, At the Lafayette Ho-
tel, No. s41 SIMPLIFY STREET, kept by James U.
Pefson, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle Co.,
Delaware on
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 90 1873, AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz: All that
certain lot or piece OF land with a three-stOried
BRICK HOUSE, thereon erected, situate In the
city OF Wilmington, and bounded and described as
follows TO wit: Beginning At corner stake on the
nOrtherly side OF Seventh street, between Walnut
and Wilson streets, at distance of sixty nVe feet,
two Inches from the westerly side OF Wilson sire t,
thence parallel with Wilson street north thirty-two
degrees east eighty feet TO the soutnery side OF
three feet wide alley, communicating with Wilson
street thence, Oy said alley side, north nftyeight
degrees west, seventeen feet to corner stake,
thence southerly parallel with the first mentioned
line and Wilson ST. 50 ieet to the Aforesaid side OF
tn street, and thence thereby South nityeght de-
grees east seventeen feet TO the place Of beginning
be the contents thereof what they may, with the
use and privilege Of the above mentioned alley In
common with others forever.
Seized:and taken in execution as the property Of
William +. Beggs and Susannah M, his wife, aud
Fhebe Mitchell, terre tenant, and to be sold Dy
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, therth,
SHERIFF OFFICE, NEw CASTLE, January !, 1873.
Jans-ib-22&atW
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COMMISSIONS APPoIsTED.-George Richardson
E. Tatnall Warner George Thompson, George
Ball and Jason Davis have been appointed on
three seperate commissions, to assess the dam.
ages on opening and widening Pennsylvania
avenue, from Van Bul IN to Scott streets. The
property holders are as follows First commits
sion, James Bradford, James Smith, John Walk
or and Simon Rowe second commission, VIM
H. Nan third commission, fWm. II. Naff,.. JOIN
b. Newman, Leander +. Riddle, trustee. Thre,
commissions, meet on the 10th at 10 o'clock A
M. ! and make returns on or before the 18th.
Vim. S. Hilles, Vim. H.. Pierce, George @. Han
SON DR.. Jacob Derrickson, and Giles Lamborn
a commission to assess damages on widening
VandeYer avenue, from Market street to the linz
of VIM. Thatcher's property. The property t,
be assessed belongs to II. NJ. Granville and VIM
FL. baldwin, Meet on the 10th and make re-
turn on the 18th.
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SSISDLISa r. r. PAssENGERs.-Apa party of New
York or Philadelphia "sharpersn have for some
time past beau, extesding their visits down
through the Peninsula. They travel around on
the rOadh. plying their vocation Of Winding any
newhom they-ean-dups. The wAyift il done is
TO get on speaking terms with an intended VIC
timI get berg social, then propose a game OF
three-card monte, and by this means rob the de
ludsd innocent" Last week. man from down
the State, lost s95 by those scoundrels, and
anothar man was only saSed from ruin, on the
afternoon train north, onlthe Delaware Railroad
yesterday, by the interference OF the conductor,
who put an end. 70 die gambling.
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Fill. THkoroH BfurGE. On Saturday To-
coulOtive belonging to the Philadelphia and Bal
hm6re Central railroad broke through bridge
near Brdgewater station, ON the Chester Creek
Road. The locomotive had been detached from
a regular train for the purpose OF running a
freight car into q quarry, to which the track
cro4s BED Chester creek on bridge about fifteen
feet high. When the locomotive reached the
midi Die Of the bridge the truss irons broke, the
raili and timbers snapped and the locomotive
andtender dropped into the. creek. Thomas
Chandler, the Engineer Mr. Pollock. the fireman
and tfackInaster went down with tie engine
but fortunately all escaped with but slight inju-
ries. Thelooemotive was badly smashed.
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SURsIcAL 0PERAtIoN.- On Saturday, the ply
sicans attendant upon Mrs. Fritz, performed a
surgical operation upon her fractured limb, TO
remove a piece OF bone which was believed to
hinder the healing OF the wound created by the
crushing of the bone. Tie operation was very
painfdf, but the patient was under the influence
Of chloroform. Ii the wound still refuses to
heal or inflammation should set in, the limb will
have to be amputated.. H.O.
We may state in this connection, that Mr.
Ohas. 2, Fritz viii be permitted, it is expected
TO arise from his bed which he has not left since
lying fiat upon his back ever since the day after
be vas injured, except when he was lifted from
his bed to set his hip. All statements regarding
his lamenese or eventual recovery are mere CON
lectures. Nothing definite can be determined
until he gets out Of bod 81.
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SURPRIsA PARrY.-Last evening surprise par
ty, twenty-five strong, visited Mr., u. Frank
Townsends, ON The south sida, Andkpent a very
pleasant evening, 1t was an utter surprise, and
the state or affairs could scarcely be comprehend
cd when 50, many forms alighted from McAiullep
4 Sally coAchu - -
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EGlfrtion alutifcs.

ANoTICR-The annual Election Of the " The New
IN Castle County Mutual Insurance Company
" i'll he held at the Office OF the Company, No, 500
Market street, Wilmington. Delaware, on the third
Monday, Che 10th insl.) OF January, 1873, for the
purpose OF electinR 10 Directors for the ensuing
yoaf The new Board will meet for organization
u WILLIAM TATNALL, f4est
SlM'I ID. Smith, SECY. jan4-eod2w
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. Cb-RFtneranir notice-L. A. Harris Brother.
IlDuse for sale-Washngton Rice
aStoref for rent Hannah Bennett "a N
Sskerif sale Of real estate ksse 30 a
NDtce--St. Georges Society Ftaeu Q4.gEt
g. P. Rowelt& co., advertising agents
Observation-Disclosures. '-
ONCE for remit. L atiptns9 3 80. 81 ].
Ffuit farm for sale or rent-G. H. Murray ST.
, Utrm Tor bale or trade-Wm. Preston
HRTdvare.r!Fpman& shaw. yiial,.t w u 4
ilCityJte ns--y Various paFties.,-a ia I y siJ
Fhnetal notice. 4 y z nulll4 50 my 10
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building Felt.-We have been very much inter
ested In examining samples OF this Felting sent VI
by MI. C. Fay, Camden, N. j. II is highly recon
mended for covering the outside OF buildings, ant
inside instead Of plaster, tar substance obec
tionable, being used. II has great strength, and
resembles 1ne leather. Mr.. Fay mauufac ures fron
this felttng, moor covering painted In various nea
Gesigng Ao5ldtscSlptiVS cEcqlab pttGs nst ans
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BAsK. ELKcrtos. -G. H Wright has been
red eoted President Of the Farmers Bank Of
theState Of DelaYare, at GeorgetoBn,And James
Anderson cahhieI., Tho following are the Di-
JarIes Ponder, ". Windshield, W. H. Ross, I'D.
wini r. Paynter, Harbeson Hickman. On the
part OF the State-Nm. d. NAPLES, Loxley h
jacobs and J. I, Moore ~ ~ Z fa-'5 ..f
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gW BEte1lsips Furniture Store.-The attention Of
the public Is called TO the very large and varied
stock Of furniture OF ]. ]. N. Hartman, No. 41O
King street There is nothing equal TO II In the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
dated by this old and reliable nrIn. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
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~ The Almanac PnbhsheEB complain that their
business is destroyed by Ayers American Almanac
the people prefer 1t TO any other, the Farmers,
Western, Southern or the numerous local almanacs
when they can get Ayergy IL supplies the best as
Economical data weather and jokes Of them ell,
and above all, medical advice which is invaluable
for every family 1t Is supplied gratis by the drug
gsts, and should be preserved for constant refer
ence and use. We are sure that no good house
keeper or grandmother goes willingly without one.
Anti Sta ~, Standard, ~. y. '--1t aE.4-
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0oLE a MILLER.
RbaI Estate Agents, Auctioneeri
Ne. 6os Market srrsss, above sixth,
Ia' WILMINGTON. DEL
II W. sTIDHAhS 4 SON.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No, M Enst Fourth street,
WILMINGTON. DEL4


win be sold at Public Sale on TUES q
DAY EVENING, Jan. 14th, 1873, at ~
O'clock. at the Auction Rooms, Ill 4. Fourth p
street aHrRe quantity OF Builders Hardware, sucn
as cupboard lOCgH, cupboard latches screws OF all
sizes butt hinges strap hinges, also, box tools, such
as Squares brace bits, saw sets, axea padl0cks,
gauges castors, drawer handles, monkey wreL ohes,
and lots of stuff not enumerated. Also at the same
tine and place. alot Of very interesting books such
az 8 volumes Waverly MaRazines. bound ~ vols.
Sin 10, Bulwer's Works, 81 VOla Encyclopaedia; the
complete work of VIM Shakespeare: volumes OF
the Life OF ashington Irving also, large quant-
" bf miscellaneous BOOKS. q
Any person wanting any OF the above articles
should make IT point 70 attend this sale as the
goods Will positively be sold 70 the highest bidder.
The highest cash price paid for all kinds OF
sedond- hand furniture by L. W. Stidham A Son,
Auctioneera HE. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
7 - .f4aflt !. I.at H oct2o-9m
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FR-Chdpped Hands; face, rough 4skin, plmples,
rlnRwOrIn, salt-rheum, and other cutaneOus anec.
lions cured, and theSRkih made soft aAd smooth. by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswsll, Haz-
ard 4 CO., New York. Be certain 70 get the juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar. ., 90. Id.
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Sheriffs Sales.


CSHKRIFF sALB OF iRBAI4RSTATE.-- by virtue
OF writ OF levari facias 70 me directed, will be
exposed TO public sale, q the Lafayette. Hotel NO.
s4ishipl6y street. kept by James O. Pierson, In the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2Sth 1873,
at ; O'Clock. T. n, the Following described Real
hi that certain lot or parcel OF land with three
STORY BRICK MKSSUAGk thereon situated, lying
and being in the city OF Wilmington, bounded and
deAcribed - follows, that Ii TO say: beginning on
tho southery side II Tenth street. a. the distance OF
eighty feet from the easterly side Of Tatnan street,
nnA at a corner of land OF William Mendinhall,
thence by line Of said land sontherly and parallel
with Tatnall street. one hundred feet - stake
thence easterly and parallel 70 Tatna street. TWEEN
~ feet 10 corner, thence northerY and parallel 70
1atnan street, one hundred feet to the southerly
slide OF tenth street. and thence westerly along said
side OF said street. twenty feet 10 the place of be-
ginning, be the contents within said bounds what
thdy may.
aiezed and taken in execution as the property Of
lhes Lewis and Elizabeth M, his wife, and Il. H.
Marvel terre tenant and To be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SHERIFF OFFICE NEW CASTLE, January /, 1878.
iaul4-d&W
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SSHERIFF sALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of levar
- faclas TO me directed will be exposed 10 public
sale al. the Lafayette HOTEL
sai; NO. S4l SIMPLIFY STREET,
Kept by James c. Pierson, in the city Of Whining
ION, New Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lstls7a.
At 2 o'clock, P. NJ, the following described Real
Estate, viz: All that certain lot or piece Of land
having taereon erected at three story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, situated in the city OF Will
mington, and bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Beginning on the westerly side OF West street,
at the distance Of seventy1ve feet from the SOUTH
erf side Of Tenth street. corner OF land late OF
Henry L. Tatnall, now OF Jethro Mccullough. thence
along line of said land westerly parallel 10 Tenth
street, one hundred and nfty-six feet to stake,
thence southery parallel 70 West street, tnlrtyhree
feet four and one-haf inches TO land OF James V.
Mobre thence along said land easterly, parallel TO
Te1th street, and passing through the middle Of the
brick partition wall dividing the house on this lot
from the adjoining house On the south side one
hundred and 1fty-slx feet to the said side of Wesl
street. and thence thereby northerly thlrty-three
feet four and onehan inches, TO the place Of be-
ginning, be the contents within said bounds what
they may.
sliced and taken in execution as the property Of
Thomas NJ. Moore, and Mary o. Moore, his wife, and
ROBBERY 1. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SHRKIFF OFFICE, NEW CASTLE, January l. 1913.
janlO&4tw
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Oo-pARrS EnsHIP NouRu--J. A. Harris has
withdrARn fromJthe firm Of j. A! Harris Co f,
luui her merchants atlFront and TatnAll streets,
and the business will be conducted in future by
Lester A. and WILDER W. Harris. under the firm
name Of Lester A. Harris X Bro
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PRACTICAL BOOT AND sHoEEAkA-Ii,
- for Ladles and Gentlemen, - -
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made to order and warranted. A welf selected
stock Of Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and Caters
Just received Which viii DO sold a. very reasanabe
prices. sAslHAAA - AsA-.A-i a. y ~
departing will be done neatly and durably.
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Stewards.

m on REWARD.--The above reward will be
I9ZHI paid for the arrest and c0nNiotien OF the
thief or thieves who stole quantity OF rAnins dates
and other vauables, from the store OF Francis
Sipple, at Third aud Madison streetH,un wednesday
night JaB II II supposed that the articles stolen
JAnlI-5t DuAt Jiia .se4s BhANClb a blfflh. y
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- ---r--rrI- II WITT
n OsT-On Friday afternoon Ia King street mar
L 4 ket, . blssk Veveteen napa trimmed with fur.
A suitable reward will be given II left ~ -
ihnlists shes-c 9'Hid "a 1913 FRENCH ST.
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gg-INsTRUc4Ios, IN r1grl-

DRAWING ANb PAINTING,
A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 9, s. W. corner
Of Eighth and d axket atreeta- - -
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER l6th, Al IN aaloek- sspb-ly-