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THE BoSsIER BANNER.
Advertising Rates /:

Advertisements inserted at the rate of
sI SO per square for first insertion, and IS
sor each subsequent insertion up TO one
month. Ten lines or less constitute
souare. No fractions of squares counted as
s1ch, hut they will be counted as squares in
everv instance. For longer periods, as fol-
lows:
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j. H.. Scott,

A ttorRey and Counselor at La. VIII
"A ptrsrtice in the parishes of Caddo, Bhs
Sier, heE-stc and Red Diver, and in the Su
irrerhe CottS Sftke STATE, and in the Fetinral
Courts ard CoErt cT Claims
otsut At Court IiosIse, ia Shreveport, la,
eeceaS d--.r OIL the righ, cf front cHttaurc.
ylinil
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IL. B. Watkins,

A ttorney and Counselor at Law, Mfhdcn,
A Webster parish. La. VIII practice in
Courts of Bossier, Webster, Red River,
BienyiIle, Claiborne, Union and jackson.
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BY w. H. SCANLAND.

The yellow fever is at Mem
phis, Tenn.
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Published by Authority.

Laws Of the State Of Louisiana.
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H.. Ws. Baker,

!. TTORNEY AT LAW. Bellevue. La.
"A viii practice in any court in the State,
except the parish court of Bossier Parish.
vllni6lY.
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State Of Louisiana,
Parish of BOssier.
Bellevue, La, /
September 4, 1878. {

september 4, 1873.
The Board assembled in ac-
cordance with adiournment.-I
On calling the roll, the follow
ing members answered to their
names: n. A. Durdin, presi- |
dent; G. II. Walker, w. Burke, |
A. Hawkins andT. II. Hutton. |
On motion, the minutes of
last meeting were read and ap-
proved, when,
On motion being made, the
Board proceeded to an eXami-
nation of claims and accounts.
The account of w. r. Pra-
ther, for lumber, was, on mo-
ton, ordered to lie over for
evidences amounting to 1892 O4.
The following accounts were
presented, and the same dis
allowed:
One in favor of Henry Stringer, for
wagon and team, $40 90
&c, 20 90
One in favor of Ed Cromley, Statevs
:. Bolden, witness scrip, 90
One old scrip in favor of ii. W. Clarke,
dated Oct. ). 1888, ? 90
! One old scrip in favor ofV. c. Wood
ward, dated Sept Is, 1857. 80
One old scrip in favor of w. S. Ed
words, dated Sept Is, 1867, 10
The following accounts were
allowed:
One in favor of Henry Stone, repair
ingiaiI, $25 90
One in favor of Henry Stone, repair
ing tubs. = 90
One in favor of j. E. Young, State VS.
| Kennedy, ii 10
One in favor of Frank Smith, lumber, . O9
. sawdust, 10 10
" q" John Shryock, con
stable, . 90
One in favor of John Shrvock, State
Va. Smson, witness scrip, 4 80
One in favor of L. II. Hutton, ]. p,
State vs.. Townsend, 3 00
One in favor of T. II. Hutton, J. P,
State VS.. G. Washington, l 90
One in favor of w. White, State VS..
Leper, 2 OF
Que in favor of J. y. .Belcher, State VS.
One i0FHsSPSi iE favoF Of T H Hutton, State . %
vs.. Leper, Ol
One in favor of T. H. Hutton, witness
scrip, u
One in favor of ]. J. ChandIcy, consta-
bic, o.
One in favor of T H Hutton, two
} quarters salary, clerk, &c, 4S Il
One in favor of b. F. Oneal, seal for
\ Police Jury, l6 3
y One in favor of Isaac Williams, State
vs. Franklin, | 0
. One in favor of Isaac Williams, State
vs. G. Wright, 0
D One in favor of I. E. Mercer, witness
scrip, )
I One in favor of Armstrong Hall, con
; stable,
, One in favor OF Armstrong Hall, con-
= stable,
Be it enacted, &C., That ;
: warrant issued in favor of Z
/. K. Russ, and not endorsed b,
@ him, for the amount Of five dol
0 lars, and dated January 23rd
o 1872, be re-issued: in favor O
q j. A. Heron.
o Be it enacted, &C., That )
% H. Lotion be allowed the sur
. of one dollar, being balance i
% his favor in his account agains
. the parish, for Jury scrip an
y warrants burnt, credited b
% amount he was due the parish
y as Estray Master, in accord
y ance with last settlement.
Be it enacted, &c, TIL;
J when this Board adjourn,
. adjourn to meet in called Sc
"a sion, on Monday, October 1
- 1879
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Banner.

Official Journal OF the State and Parish.
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The following witness scrip
owned by J. w. Walker, were
allowed:
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Professional Cards.
B. II. Fort.

ttorney at Law, Bellevue, Bossier par
n ish, La. VIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

The real criminal In the matter of the recent
failure of the Atlantic Bank of New York an
pears to have been not Taintor, the defaulting
cashier, but the board of directors, who gave no
attention whatever to the management of its
affairs Some Of them are men of high standing,
and to this fact was due whatever of confidence
the public may have had in the institution: vet
they did nothing they were expected to do and
were paid for doing, but left the entire control
OF the concern to the honesty and discretion of
the young cashier, of whom the public knew
nothing. The result Is easily foretold Seeing
tnat no supervision was exercised over his acts,
ne gave way to the almost irresistible tempta-
uon to Operate little in Wall street." and the
inevitable consequence followed: The cashier
Is in Jail; the directors are disgraced; the de-
positOrs have lost nearly if not quite all their
deposits; and the stockholders have sunk their
stock.
And such instances, we regret to say, are by
no means rare. 1t was only a little while ago
that a somewhat ambitious life insurance com
pany in the same city went by the board, al
though it had on its directory some of the
strongest names in New York,-which circum-
stance, IL Is safe to say, gave it the only stand
ing 1t ever had Yet when the explosion came
they sought to relieve themselves by the poor
excuse that they were unable to give personal
attention to the affairs of the company and
were obliged To leave everything to the Presi-
dent And this officer, ii appears, was able to
o far presume on the ignorance or carelessness
the board of directors As to successfully run
the institution into bankruptcy before they
were aware Of it,
Time was when the personal character of a
board Of directors used to be a guaranty of
the soundness of the corporation they pre-
tended to manage; but that time is rap
idly passing away, if it has not quite gone by
and the public will soon have to rely for the
soundness of an institution entirely upon what
thappens to know the honesty or capacity of
Its minor officers and clerks. Indeed, there is
reason to believe that in some cases men pre-
sumed to be honorable and capable are willing
to accept places in the dictatorship of corpora
lions and the salary and perquisites incident
thereto with the distinct understanding that
they are to have nothing to do with and no
knowledge of the management of its affairs
only to lend the use of their names to float the
thing into a sort of respectability in order that
the money Of the people may thus be obtained
under false pretences.
IL is high time, In the light of recent events.
Tor this practice to be stopped. If there Is no
law to reach il, then public sentiment must be
educated mp TO the point of holding morally
responsible for the management of all corpora
lions every gentleman connected with their
directory. Ii a director has no time to attend
to the affairs Of his company he has no business
TO be on its board. II he is there and his insti-
tuition fails discreditably, let his personal and
commercial status be affected accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

Our kilograms to- day tell of q desperate con-
hiet between the L. s. troops and the Modses
in which nineteen of our men, including Captain
Thomas and Lieutenants Howe and Wright,
were killed, and twenty three wounded. As
the report does not state the loss by the savages
II would seem that they were not dislodged
from their stronghold. Evidently they mean to
die game.
captain Thomas was a son of General Lorenzo
Thomas, formerly Adjutant General of the
Army. Lieut.. Howe was the son OF Major
Marshal Howe, on the retired list, and son-in-
law Of General Barry, the commandant at
Fortress Monroe. Lieut.. Harris, who is
wounded, is a nephew Of the late Bishop
McIlvaine.
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bXLHMohH, April 29.-yirginia SIS, coupons old
p Iginias consoli dated, S. West yrginia's 3, ls1f
,HALfAoHI, April 29.-Cotton dun; low mid
uhnss, osase. Flour quiet but firm: prices I'M
une hanged. Corn active and hrm-white southern,
hrm and steady-eouthern, 5Od54; western mixed.
$500 do white, se@5s. Rye quiet and steady ana
uncnabSed. Hay unchanged Provisions heavy and
quiet Pork steady, letnls1s; Bulk meats nominal:
no sa,es: Shoulders, i4%Ih; clear rib sides, on a
va. Bacor-qu1et; Shoulders, 5A(G3x; clear rib
sidss lel5 alO1a sugar-cured hams, is,z OTIS Lard
orH, S4@y1s. Western butter weak, with increased
Mehigsn and 0hiG SOS; fair to good DO, 3OaS4
NEW YORK, April 20.-Stocks firm. I'D heavy.
l69i. Money firm, TO I32 per cent. Exchange
cne, q; short 80. Governments dull and steady
NEW noRk, April 2.-Flour quiet and steady
ana unchanged. W heat quiet and unchanged
Corn dull and Dominally unchanged
LONDON, April -, II 70 a. m-ConsoIs op4nea nj
Ss Tor money and 95st for account. Bonds OF 1865
o. "; loo9, "a; l0-io's, s9l; fyes, 90 Erie
PARIs. April q -Rentes s. francs 10 centiu es
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THE WEATHER.

NAhHiNeTON, april y, 1913, 1913 q. m. I
sfNOPsls Fon THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOuRs -
The pressure has increased in tie Southern And
Sul states, and there rain belts in the eastern
Gnif and extreme south Atlantic states, M .ryIand,
De aware and Pennsyivania southeasierly and
north~estery winds and cloudy weather In the west
eTn Gulf states and the south Atlantic states The
pressure has increased with partly cloudy weather
Iaing smpeIature and northwestery winds in the
ward TO the Ohio yaIley and Missouri Threatenine
weather, northeasteriy winds, low barometer foe
and rain prevail in the lower lake region and in The
Middle states In Canada and New England par :
y cloudy weather, northwesterly to northe asterly
winds and diminis hed PRESSURE
PRoBA BILITIEs.-The temperature will probable
ial in the lake region, and thence to the Ohio val
ley For the northwest and upper LAX es, and thence
southwark to Kentucky and lower Missouri valley,
partly cloudy Weather. low temperature and north
erly winds. For Tennessee and the Gulf states
northerly winds, yeering to southerly On the Gull
coast cloudy and c airing weather, with occasional
rain. For the south Atlantic states, generally
cloudy weather, occasional rain, and northerly
winds, yeering TO southwesterly. For the lower
lakes and Middle states, northeaserly to souhea
erly winds, generally cloudy and rainy weather and
diminishing pressure. For Canada and New Eng
land pressure, nOrtheasterly easterIy
winds, Increasing cloudiness and rain Reports Are
missiDg from the southwest and Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

The two branches of the Legislature succeed
ed in effecting reorganization yesterday, though
In the House of Delegates a choice of Speaker
was only made after going through thirty eli Oh,
ballots, when Mr.. Peter Campbell was elected
In the Council MIR. VIM. Stickney was reelected
PRESIDENT by vote Of eight to ten on the frs
ballot, a compliment well deserved by the dig
mty and impartiality with which he has hereto
lore presided over that body. Mr.. Campbell,
elected Speaker Of the House, is an able and
experienced legislator, and will make a good
presiding officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

Elsewhere will be found TIE provisions of an
important bill prepared by Mr.. j. W. Thomp-
son, Of the Legislative Council, providing for
the reduction Of District Offices and salaries.
Governor Cooke, in his message, it will be
seen, points out that considerable reduction
can be made in the clerical force and expenses
Oh the executive Offices and other departments,
the labor Of conducting the government being
mueh less than it was during the process Of its
organizat and establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

h Is said that Tsintor, the defaulting cashier
Oh the Atlantic National Bank, of New York,
was prominent as an operator against the gov
eminent In the recent panic in Wall street
when the bulls attempted to destroy the credit
oI the treasury. His futile attempt reminds
one Oh the story Of the bull which opposed the
Passage of a locomotive In both cases the bull
came out second best in the contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

The news from Spain is not encouraging for
the republic. The Csrlists seem to be gaining
ground daily, but supposing the latter to gain
control there would then spring up a contest
between Don Carlos, Don Alphonso, and the
other aspirants who fight under the Carlist
banners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

TATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-A
W. special cOnclave of GETHSEMANE COM
MANpERf, No. 3, will be held on TUESDAY
EVENING, April 20, at 730 O'Clock, for the trans
action OF important business. All members of said
Commandery are ordered to be present. By order
OF the Il. c..
e25-2t R. W TOMPKINS Recorder
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The ordering of the pay ment of the May In
te.est, together with the announcement Of the
Treasury programme for next month, caused
gold to weaken in New York yesterday, the
rate declining to III ut the close. Stocks were
depressed, with a rally in the afternoon, which
heavy and lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

A wealthy gentleman of a small city in Mas
sachusetts having offered to paw $1,000 into
the town treasury in consideration of being
elected mayor, the Boston Transcript thinks the
oner ought not to be hastily accepted, and saws
that II the msyoralty is really in the market. it
should be sold under the hammer to the highest
bidder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

Governor Cookies message inspires conf
deIce. both by its full and thorough exhibit of
the financial condition Of the District, and by
the disposition shown TO retrench and reduce
expenses wherever practicable.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
EAHNIE: The end approaches Hopeiessnsss
means TO me something worse than death. Be-
sidt 8, You VIII not be entirely free until I am
s gone: can struggle no more: y = ques:
hope we may never meet aeAin. In when event
rs ssss, MI ASAoRF. Anmy Ms was years:
MRe. h. y. FRENCH, ~ CsIsSve1e1 ReheHl
~ Cesvessest 80 Tsst l1s1ssss, en- BE- ssso Il
JYo nth srsse norehwesA Sives deliniaSions al
ch.rece9 ~ DhotsgraSA - vrlling or lcck .
nnn. tn-hs
ST0f, DAD n1ADER, before il /. too LATE.
- How many have CONF - grief BY not purcSesin.
thek garments 1t a. SfRAuS', the Ciothi.s ~
Hsana. ave., near nth. - :
NO HUnRv0Sh. RICE win pay . fair cab
dsenS ciothin Soots, Shc,s. e. az
. ~ ssSssSs1 ma 9, south. Mote by nail
RRR3 Ioa sALR-oz117TH - Nom ne
oid4 Ds Ia ~ e a., - No.: 49,
ss:s:s :s: a. 90 al n III
q. =. eoDSk
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1T NAY NEVER OCCUR AGAIN.
OUR POPULAR SPECIALTIE3.


MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Sl0-Our celebrated so Business suits-S1O
e10-we are still selling-e1O
S10-A good Business Suit for $40
s1O-0ur sales are enormous-S1O
S10-In fine Business Suits at $40
sl0-Our stock is Tremendous-sI0
al0-Of all wool Suits at $40
A SPLENDID STOCK,
A FASHIONABLE STOCK,
ALARGE Srocx,
OF FINER SUITS,
OF IMPORTED FABRICS,
e.. ATPR0PoRuoNArE Prices.
FOR TIE YOUNGSTERS.
Ipoa,d Ircre Boy Some More.
s.-only five dollars for School suit-ss
S5-A good Suit for SIS.
S3-A durable Suit for So.
S5-A well made Suit for S s.
S5-Our assortment is good-a5.
S5-0ur stock lie immense-SJ
S3-0f Boys Suits for SIS.
OUR PRICES ARE AS Low COMPARATIVE
LY,F
FINE DAG OVAL SUITS.
FINE 81 UB AND BLACK SUITS.
FINE LIGHTAND DARK SUIT.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK aSNoW COMPLETE.
We INVITE AN EARLY INSPECTION.
liable BROTEIHRa
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
ap2e-u CORNER JrH AND STREETS
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nSUNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
NOTICE TO sPECIAL.TAX LICENSE)

The law 81 December ~, l52, requires every person
engaged IN any business avOcatiOn, or employment,
WHICH renders him liable to a SPECIAL TAX.
LICENSE 10 procVrs and plaoe conSpicwovsly an
htS ssfdthstDeHt or pla6e Of business, A STAMP
denOting the payment of said Special Tax bef1re
commencing business
The taxes embraced within the provisions of law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

ITO BE, Oh NOT TO BE,
is NOT THE QUESTION
TO FIND, OR NOT TO FIND.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
THAT IS The QUESTION
BE therefore Convinced, and try for cheap aud
nice goods at
wOLFORD q sHILBERG'S,
who are this season Offering many sttI actions in
Llama LACE POINTS,
LLAMA LACE JACKETS,
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN PARAsOLs.AND
NEW CQL0RS IN Sun UMBRELLAS,
LATE STYLE hinged WELLS,
PARAS0L tJ9vERS,
LADIES BOWS AND TIES,
And many other articles too numerous TO mentios.
Persons from the most distant part Of the city viii
find IL 10 their adv sntsgss before purchasine ese-
where, 20 call at this fan est abb ishment
Remember 1.-THE Arcade,
as 421 9TH street between and v sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

TEROM The EARLlESf ACES TO
H the present day Scrofula has been the bene,
sn9i III were, the curse OF mankind. Do terrible
snd loathsome had been It periods Of the world
nlstofy tnaf person known to be infected with II
wsuld not Dc allowed TO mix with society. Happily
IN our Gay the disease 10 stripped Of its terror By the
use OF SAMAnITANb ROoT AND HERB JUICES. and
the victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples
&c. can be restored to sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, els per BEETLE
Sold By Q: FORD, ll0S Pa ave-, and BY Drug
slsts; PESM0ND CO., PROPRIETOR, 9it Race
rs TO LADIES.
2E( How sd Il 70 TO see young wife, Q mother
Of family Who requires al her physical strength
to fulnn her household duties, md al her moral CO.
pacies to accept the responsibility which falls Don
her, to see her Frustrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able 10 say
Why, but yet suffering enough be utterly misere-
able This state OF weakness and debility IL moro
fatal 70 her than severe spell Of sickness, for In that
case she VIII receive the proper care, In the other
she will hnger months after months, not thinking
worth while to see physician about it, until nature
exhausted gives OUT and she 10 carried to the Rraye
when q little precaution In proper time would have
spared her lfe To prevent, TO strengthen, cure,
nothing can compare with the L0NG-LIfE BIT
TERS Of DR.. L. G. BERTRAM. They are . safe and
infalible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, Coz
tveness, bAousness, headaches, morning sicknesu
and all complaints peculiar to women. These Bit
ters, which are sold by ell druggsts are In copse-
Quence OF their virtue and most agreeable TASTE the
medicine pov szcsileses for ladies. j11tr
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nFROsADALIs FOB DISEASES PECULIAB
NY To FEMALES

nSoROSADALIS FOR DISEASES PECULIAR
Wy TO FEMALES.
HUNTsvILLE, ALA April 2, 1853.
Genflsmsn:-I desire to call your attention to the
case OF Mrs. Hatton You will remember that last
summer L consulted ven in regard to her disease
that OF Falling of the Womb, or a similar affection
OF which women Of all classes suffer 50 much pro-
cured two bottles Of Rosadalis, which, with Q few
more bottles, am happy to say, have had the most
beneficial and gratifying effect
= You are at liberty to refer to me and use M RI
Hafton's name, IL you desire, in making known
the merits OF your valuable preparation, RosadaIis
In conclusion, accept the thanks of Mrs . and
compliments of 10y ~
Yours truly, &c HATTON,
Register u. 8. Land ONCE.
For sale by s. CALVERT FORD, 1lOS Penn
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1he taxes embraced within the provisions of law
AT owe quoted are the following, viz:
ne, ners =. S2O %
Deaers, retail liquor Is %
dealers, wholesale lO o.
Des7rs IN malt liquors, VIII 81 90
Desrs IN mart liquors, retail %
Beaers IN zeal tobacco % %
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco -........ 5.O 90
and on sales Of over s ,OOO fifty cents for
every dollar in excess of : I 600
Dealers in manufactured tobacco -........ 900
iacturers OF stills 81 o.
anu for each stlu or worm manufactured. % 90
=, ahuactufers OF 10 ~
Manufacturers Of cgars-.....:. ......... - 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, first class, more than
two horses ... ... 50 90
neu1ers OF TOBACCO, second class, q hOrses Is o.
Pecdlers of tobacco third class, III horsel Is on
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, Con foot or
public convey ance) 10 90
brewers OF less than so barrels ............ 80 90
Brewers of $40 barrels more--... Loo %
Any person who shall fail to comply with the
foregoing requirements will he subject to severe
penalties.
Specialtax Payers throughout the United States
are reminded that hey AXE appic alton TO the
Collector Cor Deputy Collectorj Of their respective
districts, and procure the proper stamp for the
speciai-tax ear, commencing May l, 1873, without
THOS. L. TULLOCK,
COIIector Internal Revenue for District Of Columbia
aZo-efot No. Sl1 7th
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DRY GOODS.

pRICAS REDUCED.
Owing TO the stringency in the money market, We
have purchased Q splendid stock Of DRY GOODS
very cheap, and offer great bargains to purchaser
Polka Dot Foulard silk, 81 Is, worth slz,
STRIPED summer Silks, 81, worth 81 IS
Black Alpacss, 3c., worth Sts, aud other grades
up TO 81 per yard equally cheap.
Black Lyons Silks Of best makes, from 81 - up.
Lovely Plain and Striped Grenadines, from sOc. up
Wash Poplins at l5c. worth 20.
Plain SuitinRs from l5c. up.
Tourist and Club Handled Parasois from 5sDc 10 g
Elegant Paris Kids. sac !, (party colOrs ST.
SPENDING "a Bleac bed Cotton, l2sse:; Androscog-
gin, Ec.; W amsutta, 1Oc.; New York Mills, sic.
Japanese Silks, Piaue, swis-es, Tarlatans, Main
cocks, Victoria Lawns, Bstiste, Linens, Grass
Cloths, Mohsrs &C &c, from rs 60 - Der cent less
than former prices. Now is the time 20 purchase.
BRODHEAD a Co,
a&0' 1909 ST., between l2th and 18Th -t-
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% No. 9OS 9Th street northwest, bet. I and K.
TOR SALE-HOUSE LOTS NEAR MT. PLEAS
sold at reasonable rates and on easy terms zach
lot has upland for dwelling house and fruit, and
walk from Mount Pleasant omnibus, and twenty
hye minutes walk from Boundary. Healthy To-
educational and religious advantages. Apply to
JOHN YQkk, Once Of Commissioner Of Customs,
Treasury Building. apl ,lns
EOR sALE-TwO PIECES OF LAND, near Ar
l. hngton; about one quarter Of Q mile from tire
Aauednct bridge: One contains and the other 5
to JACOB BIRCH, No. " q street, George,
LOB .RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: . back
ant rooms, back and front, on seccsd story, IL ~
sligibl located Dwelling on street. near an; WI
Address "a. J. =" National RepublScan efHoe,
mle-u tReD.I