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FINANCIAL.


AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgage. and
other Securities assurances Of Kinds effected with
best companies .. y. HABKlcH co, AZ broadway.
4 LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ox BOND
"A aud mortgage. First ana second mortgages eashed
! fEEiDESIicu CO.. 10 ana w. TAHa ayenss
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rhe southern nst eonun ucd dun, but the changes
N quotations. we're for the better. the old Tcnncs.
pees selling az "a whiie ~ VS. bld for Mlssouris
AlAbsma eighfs TOT issD sold al -. The following
we're the closing prices :--feEnessce ex coupon, 70
sssA; do. new, Ts4 foS; virginia, ex coupon,
- 90; DO, registered stock. old, 81 q 40; do,
sixea consolidated BONDS, 81 a sax; do, skies,
deerred scrip. 10 "a; Georgia SKIES, 70 rs; do,
sevens oaW; North Carolina, cx coupon, 20 2s I;
DO. 70 North Carolina Railroad 60 co; do. fund.
Ing isce, ~ -; do, do, ISIS. 10 a 10; do. new
mai; DO, special tar, 10 rs; Missouri SKIES. "a
sNk; DO, Hannibal and g. Joseph. 90 n 81 !; Lon
isiana sxcs sosS; south Carolina SKIES. Is az !;
90, new, January and Juis. i7Js q IS; do. do.
April and October % a ~; Arkansas skies, funded.
Ass0
STOCKS FEvrRIsH.
me stock market was feverlsh ana unsettled.
but the fluctuations. while quite frequent. were IN
reneral OF limited extent The main course of The
market was shaped BY the condition OF the money
market an early decline aud a subsequent rcac-
tion being followed BY . second decline and SEQ
- recovery. with toward the close. . loss Of Q
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neat WAS ltttlc Dut nOldeTS were nrmcr
81 sS9St Sussis ssysnn
e ss Sa 81 As %ns
co bushels d Of Minnesota W,eso Spring e arryc
HSs sales at lots %sre about S %ssd
7Oc lor new Western mixed afoati 72c for yellow do
81 s sE wdh N Sci @ 2 Ss .ss.
NJ Se eGs aoa e ~ White saS 3d. Tor aos Sns %
S SaG %e Sa e and Dr
was ne elected and entirely nominal N.Y.
FnE,aM's susiness IN he Line q berth frcights
pSs 81 s.s% 70 os sssSn at %
T. Sp 81 rS erecs o 81 aES az maSf Of
s s1s $50 bS Sin r. Giss ssai y
Steam bbis rosin It Is and 81 sail ION. Ss
bS $
enrey Nominal quoted at lie Domestic sS Cloth met ns WIN
a s trade and was ro % spot and
on private terms Bags were neglected and nominal /;
HEsp AND JyrE;-The market for hemp continued duh
an e on nescdTpons prices were steady
but nom lIa steady 4sc gold Ju,e butts met
goo bales within the range, and 1000 bales on private
HAY AMP arrivals Of both hay and
conuhueu npera ana under good, fair demand prices
ruled steady We quote shipping hay, s5c for first
:? a1f co1s? f os'H ons rye
soc: for short do, and zoe, a 7sc. Tor oat.
HoPsIhe market during the past three days has been
universally quiet brewers eyncing no DISPOSITION 70
changed We quote state, growth Of "a ACC. SOC.
n as sfSsa English oa ss
Belgian, 25c. n soc.
MoLAssEs.--Thc inquiry today has been light and
principally from the jobbing trade. Reiners pretty
well supplied We heard of sales of GO hhds OF Porto
Rico, at IRON 5oc Oc. and 81 bb OF New Orleans at
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IL
Included In the above are 40 bales to arrive For
future delivery basis low middng the been
as follows sales last evening tier three oclock-May,
lsiss;: Ssy go q iSS :. e Ssss August 100
to three MMay, 800 at isSl6c, 100 at IS 500 at
is9 &c., 900 at 500 at Is gi6c June 60o at
i g, lslss s,9 e
July at 5Sc os g IS 1s s 100 st Ala 5
lsi6s Total Z 200 bales brand total 1900 bales The
bales; New Orleans 3222 Mobile, 4s5; Savannah So;
Charleston $50; Wilmington 65 Norfolk. GEO. Baltimore,
sos this day last a52 Rates cotton 70 foreign
fXc Isc. SAIL lc, Compressed to Hamburg by steam
I'D, compressed to Bremenby ST. am lc. to Liverpool
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Governments LOWER.


me government list was dull and heavy with the
activity In money and the lower premium on gold.
with the relaxation In money In the afternoon
che market recovered and closed steady as fol-
Substituted States currency sixes lax 116Aj
a. sizes, 1881, registered, 1l7k 117k; DO. DO,
coupon. 1907 12ex; do. fve-twenties, registered,
Nay and November, 1l4 . ll4h; do. do, 1862, cou-
pom, d. lit,t il4a; do. do, 1864, do. do, l14h
uSk; do. do, 1885, do. do ll7H NIX; do, 1857,
registered, January and July, III l171a; do. do,
ices. coupon, do, li7h li7s; do. do, 1851 do.
DO, llsss llst; do. do, 1865 lis 11sk; do ten
torties, registered. lilk ll2; do. do, coupon,
tisk slisa; DO. nvcs. or 1851, registered, n4k q
tiss; do. do. do, coupon, Hay Max.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
Tue railroad bonds were In good demand, and
nir business was transacted at the Board. The
strngcncy In money caused a decline in Union and
Central Pacific nrsis, but otherwise the market was
steady. The following we're the BIRDS at tue call as
amepdcd by Prices IA subsequent dealings:--
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

In Philadelphia Reading was lower at llSh and
Pennsylvania declined to 10Sk ex dividend.
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NAVAL SroRRs-The market for spirits turpentine
dull and entirely nominal In tho absence OF transactions
Quoted at 81 nc o2c Rosin was in moderate demand
u we heard Or sales Of GOO bbls strained At
- l0 1000 bbls do at 81 90 delyered 900 bbs OF r.
ana brands on private terms 100 bbls OF low pale at
e. LAT was neglected put quoted steady at from 20
wilmington were Of quiet but nrm market Turpcn-
- TO- and pitch at $3 rs.
olIs.-Thore has been fair ,obbing demand for lin.
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$500 Tenn 6's, old. -.
NOo Missouri 6's.
2Ov0 Alabama 8's, '95.
5OU N Y c 6'S 'S3. XXI
lUU N Y G rs, '76. =.
$500 Cen Pac RKgd bs
300 do. ............ ]
1900 Lake Shore conr
1000 Western Pac BIDS.
lU0U Un Pac LIST m. J.
l2tUU 10.
StC0 U Pac rs, lg b..
5000 Bell q S Ill lst. ;.
40UU Han & st 10 g.. !
1900 N J South LIST. XXI
lCLW n j Cen LIST, new.
400 Ohio 4 Miss I'd m.
1CCUC, g al Z LIST. go.
5000 North Mo LIST. -.
5000 Nash 4 Dectr LIST.
~ shs Hanover Bank. !
~ Bank OF Commerce
10 Metropolitan Bank
y
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

Scuculbcr IS72:-
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CLOSING PRICIs-4 O'CLOCK 2. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Wcak-Rccoipts mt the
Ports, IO,039 Bales-Flour Dull-Wheat
Efrm-C0rn Nominal Oats Stcadter--
Pork Duli-Lard Irregular and Ea-
sier-GrOcortes Quiet but FiTm-Pctro-
leum Dali and Nominal-Spirits Tur-
peutinc Dull and Easior-Rosin About
steady-Gast India Goods Neglected
and Nominal-yool in Good Demand
but Weak-Wniskey Steady.
FRIDAY, May Pop. NJ.
The markets were generally very quiet to-day,
but In some cases there were important changes.
Cotton remained quiet At the Produce Exchange
the markets were irregular. Breadsturs were
turn dearer. Wheat was decidedly frmer,
though there was not much done. There
was some demand. however, but prime wheat
was generally held above the market. Corn
was quiet and nearly nominal Oats were steadier.
Whiskey was steady. Pork remained quiet, an
though held higher prices were nominal. Lard
was unsettled, and though q fair business done
prices lower and At the close nominal Groceries
were quiet, but showed change as regards prices
Petroleum dull and nomnally steady. Spirits of
turpentne nominally easier. Rosin about
AsnEsReseipts for the past three days q packages
ket Arm at s. Pearls remained dull and entirely nom
BUILDING MArKRIALs.-The demand for brick has been
only fair since our last and prices were reported steady
mand and Was rm at 81 s. for RocHand and
e fer do Cement was sus, KOssndais Quoted
moderate demand and prices were easier. Quoted at
corTos.~The market for spot cotton was dull and
Of
al6c. per ID. We sum up thus
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FINANCIAL.


A INVESTMENT BONDS
fiE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD SEVEN
THIRTY FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS which we
recommend a profitable and we'll secured Investment
bear BIO per gold interest," and have the following
elements Of security viz -
l. They are tho obligation of strong corporation.
They first mortgage ON the road. its equip.
ments. rights and franchises.
They are nrst lien on It's net earnings
There Is pledged, IN addition for the payment Of
principal and interest land 800 acres per mile
through the States and $4,000 acres per mile through the
Territories traverscd. The company already entitled
to nearly ten million acres Of grant, and its land sales
thus far have realized IS sc per acre.
With nearly 500 miles OF the road completed and In
operation, the earnings for 1873 will be large.
All marketable stocks and bonds received in cx-
change for Northern Pacihcs favorable terms
JAY COOKE & CO.,
20 Wall street. New York.
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HOTEL MIRABEAu, PARIS.
This splendid establishment IL beautifully situated ID
the Rue de Ia Paix the hncst part OF the city
the Grand Opera, the fashionable bouiev the
Place vendome and the Tuileries Gardens and Is con-
Quoted under the immediate supernte OF ne plV
prietor Mr. CASANOvAs who respecLfmy ese e 90 III
grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Ameriea nnu XVI
temen for their continued patr2nage Inc reahs roe
Is supplied with American and EngIsh papers tncre nIo
besides handsome smoking and coffee rooms me apart
ments combine every comfort ana eegance nnd .n9 SUI
neror cuisine excellent attendance ana conscicnuou
charges render the MraDeau 70 the pest Class os
trnyeiiers most and agreeable residence
C,wrss AND UNITED CoURIERS' s0CIETY-C0u-
- riers NAV be secured arrival BY families wishing
on whiting Secretary 65 Mount street, urosvs
nor snuare London, England.
ry,up QUEENS HoYEL NEAR THE CRYSTAL
i Palace Upper Norwood London.-ro tourists am am
famiies-s elevated pleasant and most saluDrous pos
ton combined with the comfort afforded ana Us snr,ss
,mmen,egement have made the Queens Hotel q mVof"s
resort OF the upper ranks of English society.
REMOVALS..
III. has removed TO
80 stapleton Staten isianu'
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EUROPE,

<NUERLAIN-l5 RUE DE LA PAX PARIS.
U Ambrosial Cream for Shaving.
Fashionable Perfume for the handkerchief
Eau de Lustre for the hair.
Fan dc Cologne preparation specialel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-01
THE WEATHER
u
WAR DEPARTMENT, Oesce at Catsf Six1aI OR,ev
WASHINGTON, August l.. lsza. Ia. m

WAR DEPARTMENT, OTce At Chtsf Sig1dl lAesy.
WARRINGTON, August l, 1873, lO:3O O. m Z
SYNOPSIS FOR The PAST TwENrY-FoUR HOURS l..
The tar-m, ter has fallen slightly throughout the
APntic states ard rapidly the lower lakes and
upper st. Lawrence. IL has fallen but has again
rlsen over the upper lakes and TIE northwest The
,emperature has fallen on the New England coast
but has risen slightly elsewhere. Westerly winds
partly cloudy and clear weather prevail on the
south Atlantic and eastern gulf coasts. S1uIheast
and southwest winds, with cloudy weather, in the
middle Atlantic states. Southeasterly winds and
Gains, nth fog and cloud, on the east Atlantic
coast southwest wisds, with cloud and rain, over
the interior OF New England, the middle states and
and Michigan. 'e
PRoBABILITIEs.-Durirg the rest Of Friday, for
the south Atlantic and gulf states, south and
west winds, higher temperature and occasional
local rains. For the middle Atlantic states south
westerly winds, falling barometer and generally
cloudy weather with local rains, clearing away by
Friday night. For New England and the northern
portion OF the middle states, increasing southeast
and southwest winds, falling barometer, cloudy
weather, and numerous local rains For the lower
lakes, westerly winds aud occasional local storms
followed by partly cloudy and clearing weather Fri
day morning. For the Ohio valley, southwest
winds, cloudy weather and local storms, Clearing
away Friday evening. Morning telegraphic re-
ports are missing from the northern portion OF the
lake region, the extreme northwest, the Rocky
mountain and Pacific stations
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room Of The
STAR ONCE registered to-day follows:-S O. m 49,
10 q. M, g; II m, s.: 7p. m. 50.
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Government Securities.
ThD marHoea

BALTIMORE, August lection quiet and steady
liosr steady. Wheat frm-choice white, 81 70;
81 s.; common to fair red, Si4sa Sis. Corn
steady. Osts-Southern adv ancfnR tendency 4sfaH
Bulk meats firm. Bacon firm.
INV YeRk, August l.-FIour quiet and nm
changed. wheat and corn steady. Pork firm.
LONDON, August ], i2:O D. m.-Monday will be
bank holiday, and the London markets will be
closed There has been no trans action in American
upchsneed.
FRANKFORT, August Bonds, 95Z.
LONDON, August ], .. m.-ErIe, 46Z.
LONDON, August . D. m.-BOnds of 1865, old, 9ii<;
1865, 9l4S; new fves, 300.
LoNpON, August i, 40 .. m.-The rate OF dis
count for three months bills In open market 10 per
cent below the Bank of England rate.
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At the monthly sale of Scranton coal in New
York, on Wednesday, there was q marked rise
The average advance in steambost was 30 cents
per ton; crate, 2.1a25 cents; egg, Elk cents;
stove, * cents; chestnut, 13a cents. This in
dicates that the little game of the combination
of mining companies and railroad companies to
gradully increase the prices Of coal has fairly
begun, and We expect to have to chronicle q
rise In coaf' each month from now until the
greedy CORPORATIONS are satisfied that they have
reached limit beyond which they cannot safe
ly 60.
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WORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE OF suPERvIsING ARCHITECT, }
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once un-
I'll ~ M. AUGUST IA 1873, for furnishing, fitting
and delivering the Cast-iron Frames required for
ths windows q the South Wing and the Cast iron
First, Second, and Third Stories Of the Ia st Wing
o. the New State, War, and Navy DEPARTMENT.
Building at Washington, d G.
COPIES OF the Drawings, Specification, nd SEIZED
. Proposals will be made by the piece, weight or
lineal foot, for the various items Of work called
for in the Schedule.
The work will not be subdivd, ID among different
The whole OF the Window Frames must be COM
pleted within two months from date of acceptance
and the Columns and Piiasters of Basement within
one month, the remainder may be required by
the progress of the work.
Pay ments will be made on the delivery and &C.
ceptance Of the woyk, deducting ten per cent until
the completion of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond in
bidder will accept and perform the contract, II
awarded him, the suffciency of the security to be
certified by the Cuited States Judge, Clerk Of the
United States Court, the District Attorney of the
district wherein the bdd' resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids II II be deemed for the interest of the Gov
erpment to do so; and any bid that is not lie on
the printed form, to be obtained at this office, and
does not conform in every respect with the terms of
the advertisement, will not be consider ed neither
will any proposals be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged in the manufacture of cast
iron work, and who have net the necessary facilities
for getting out the ork.
All bids must be enclosed in . sealed envelope,
and endorsed Proposals. for Cast-iron Work" of
Sou tn and East Wings New State, War, and Navy
dressed to A.B MULLITT
auRl.lN Supervising Architect.
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
accounts OF the big fires of the week; the
District government Of the future; proceedings
OF the Legislative committee invest eating the
magistrates and constables; latest and best
tales, poems, sketches and fashion items; to-
gether with all the news of the week; Wash
tugton news and gossip, agricultural items,
household receipts, &c, sc.
TERMS; One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready Tor mailing.
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AND CowuExCaAL

Unusual activity prevails in Wall street, with
an abundance of money to be had on called
loans Government bonds are very strong, the
steadiness of the gold premium, with a strong
result. The stock market has been strong Nth
Lake Shore the special feature of the Wander
bilt stock, which still lead the upward move
ment.
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MEDICAL. &c.

CONSULT DR.. BRUCE, No. sll 18th street. be-
~ tween d and 1. specialist Of twenty five years
prsctlce. yy3-lm'
MRS. q. J. FREECH, OF PHIL ADRLPHIA,
N1 the celebrated Reliable Clairy oy ant Physican
and Tess Medium, has located at 1918 New York
avenue. Once hours-l0 .. m. to D. m. Engage
meDts can he made for evenings. jeiI,Sm
EEnAL1 DlsHAs1l Of en- Kinds trsessd. D..
cine will Be eent. AdArs0 Hrs. Or. THOGP0OG,
no. ~A6 North loh sfrpst. Phflsdelp 6ia am -lrS
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NOTICE.-Persons furnishing their house will
py y DO well to buy their CARPET, OIL CLOTH
9O4 7th street, between 1 and X, Great reduction
made on account Of rebuildingl iysl-sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-01

The primary elections in Virginia thus far in
dictate that . majority of the delegates to the
conservative state convention, which meets at
Richmond on Wednesday next, are In favor Of
General Kemper as their candidate for Cover
nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-01

Mr.. SUNNI is corrected as to his facts by the
Boston TTdreIIer. 1t was not in Washington but
an Massachusetts, that persons of color were first
permitted to vote, testify, and ride in street
cars.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

PRoPERTY-An Improved FARM Of 1861
Acres, tabout 81 Of which are Under celti ssioni
Vile, Prince Georges county. Nd. This Farm n
in . high state Of cultivation. well wssered with
tree, and ever go graps vines. On fine turnpike
road. and about sn hours ride from this cHy. Has
two Dwelling Houses, % feet front, with large
harm, stablipe, hay bsrrs.t, &C. All ihe buildings
new. Land goes and easily worked. Farnns im-
pl ments and stock can also BE bought For r~rtie-
ulsrs. inquire Of sAML. A. II. MARKS,
l@6-' Gal b street southeast.
BRIcK hotsE s,,s Ssli, half saSsr. ; from
lsfh ,eet cars. Inquire sac Louisiana ave-
nue. jy7-lm
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Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
............... August 4. 1879


Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of 1t, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time ~ they desire, IT the
rate Of nfty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness ONCE Of the paper.
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The Philadelphia Star says coal is not coming
down if the Reading railroad can help it, and
advises housekeepers to fill their bins
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%rRAcrIcAL TRUNK EN-
MANDATORY.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUTACTUREI
TRUNKS
REPAIRED AND COVERED.
JAMES 8. rOPhAM L CO.,
HARNESS, SADDLE AND TR UNK MANU-.
FACTURERS,
Ho. A2s sEvENTH sTREEr,
next to Odd Fellows Hall,
IN q thsI our evn manlfacturs, oonsissins Of III
EAREf or en- S SrSTs, nsHA TSHHEE1k
Sgss :Ss ;5lSs Ia a n AissSd:s
OAtHIAdH and HIDING WHIPS, 10.
Remember the Old stand
~ csc 1th street. next to Odd Fellows Hall.
EsFABLIsH ED 1871.
JOHN g. BARfHEL,
s11AM DYER AND SEQ URER.
No. " sSasl y s,iss1 on' door
ds:ks ~ nsehoa q inSornins NJ fris,ds, ~
:;:;S.S :ss.ss ~ sTSs g: sssi yi f;Sias
101A0NAoHAkHy with all the modern In nr0Ve-
:sS:'sS y e. 80 prsss1:s
specially sociSa esl froG a vhomsv 40 rS
SS sManesson n me, - viii guarantee entire
vhaes q Hos4 2 I;.iOsmsd e veil = nnT charsss,
isdiss d.sssss $780, visious b.,us ..,.,
e ~ 20 e s.siss SsSsssi 1itSoSs osssas.
tnG the whole eerD0ot. -" -
0enflsnsnb eloeh6s clsanssd without sbrs,hins
kN oaoyss else.ssd g e sherssst sosics. isis-E
~ pries for any kind q Dkdies', 6eats' and 06iI
drsnb SBeONH- HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS
SHOkS. &c 013 m g. beevesn = and g. south.
Aoee By nail pronDtly aftsndsd TO. js0B-E
ASHara.rr. i, pIs92LUfIog!
&nn1SSHAixS, BA1oAINS, IN FANCY GOODS
A12 nvLi21S, e the Msy York Bear, llI M
isS2 - - V sses's Ne 81 I'm,
R1HxHA4Aa4R611esErSsi1s Z. LADIls, oINry end
OC1tEP 8Bny U4DBBOEOT6IN0 NAV -
tcona y 0men OhrtsttAn ADociafion Julfciarv
SSseess. Al 9rSsn DroHDely "a really exscutsd.
HoRks.sl PPIAa,scr.pRH-IaaaiFs 1877 n .ifss9
e sSs' jy1i-3Ws
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nFPENICK'S INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
Wy has never been known to fail, 1t frees the
scalp from Dandruf, restores Gray Hair - its
natural color renders it soft and piiable prevents
gone; Il Is the nnest Hair Dresser known. For sale
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Az

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.f'ritiaues and Address, b. n HuNley
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widdibeld !. New O-ok Book, % Practical Recsipts
for the Housewife.
Book 81 Scrolls and Ornaments for Sign, Carriage,
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10 CONTRACTORS AND MHRgHAHrs.
..Cergoes OF STONE, COAL, Hay, LUIBRi. TO-,
The shortest notice ana lowest rates.
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