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New portraits Of eminent mnn, equal to those Al
ready given of BeecheI, Sturgeon, Lowell. Mason
and others are in preparation. Religious work,
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nery in this and other lands events of the day, IRE
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Beard Dixon and others, Each number Of the pa
per will contain seven more finely executed en-
cravings,
In the literary department, DR.. C. S. Robinson,
whose oriental sketches have been an seceptable
feature of the PAPER the present year, will Furnish
a new series descriptive OF life and customs IN
the East On the conclusion If Ohm S. c Abbottl
fascinating :. History Of william the Conqueror
other historical sketches from the same mastery
pen will be forthcoming. S. Z Todd viii give Us
designs of medium-priced houses, and show how
TO build them eheapiy. Contributions may also De
expected from Rev. Drs. Theodore L. Cuyier,
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BRISTOL BRANCH OF THE
MISSOURI VALLEY LIFE
INSURANCE. WmPABY.
OFFIC IT r 8:
DIR CT r S.

q = 7 =
Col Fulkeson Rev G. Caldwell Fowler A. Templeton
NJ H. Backley NJ NJ Taylor, w. B.
Brewer COL JIM Boang j. NJ Barker Bunting
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In the subsidy business one Garri-
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May "a, 1s72,-ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15
GEOR GETOWN.

BLOW WHICH NAY RESULT. FATALLY
About half past eight o'clock last night diifi-
Guilty occurred in MoOre's alley, on Market
near Bridge street, between two colored men
named Abraham Bowens and Dennis Hawkins
The quarrel was in reference to a woman; ami
resulted in an assault and fight, creating great
excitement. The bystanders seeing il was ike
~ to prove serious, sent word to the police sta
ton, and Sergeant Rodgers started to the scene
but before he reached there Bowens had struck
Hawkins blew with brick OH the head.
which knocked him senseless, i'm which condi-
ton the Officer found him. BOwens was taken
into custody and locked up, and a conveyance
procured and Hawkins removed to the station
house, where !. ny still unconscious AMI did
not improve for some time afterward This
morning he was taken to the Police Court in
Washington in the Black Maria with BOwens,
and on being removed to the witness room fell
over in an unconscious state. DIR. Magruder
was sent for and said the man was probably IA
tally injured, and ordered that he be sent to the
hospital at once. This was accordingly done,
and Bowens was committed.
The WATER PIPES are being laid ON High
street.
MIR, HENRY c. WINsHIP, agent Of the Con-
sOlidatiOn Coal Company, has cOntract w n
the Messrs. Frey tor the erection Of a two story
brick house in DumbartOn street, near Rock
Creek.
DEATH.-Mr. John Peter Won Essen. son of
the late Peter Won Essen, died this morning AFT
10 O'Clock at his residence Congress street, of
consumption.
good to prime wheat is reported to-day at y ~.
The REV. JULIUS SoPER will leave here in
June as q missionary to Japan, where he ex-
poets to remain about ten years.
The NEW SAVINGS BANK in Masonic TEMPLE
opened here to-day, and received qnite nu n
men having it charge insurcs the success of the
undertaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15
Tribute Of ResDect.

NATIoNAL METROPOLITAN BANK. !
WASHINGTON CITY, March II, 1854
a special meeting of the board of directors
having been convened in consequence of the
decease of William Il. Todd, there were present
Dr. John b. Blake, president, and MeSSrS W
Orme, W. G.. MetzerOtt, A. X. Shepherd, j. w.
Thompson, and j. J. Lehman. Messrs. j. HitZ
and Nicholas Acker were absent from the city.
The object OF lhe meeting having been stated
by the president, on motion of Mr. Shepherd. a
committee OF three was appointed by the chair,
consisting OF MesSrs. Shepherd. Thompson aud
MeiZerott, to prepare resolutions suitable for the
occasion.
The committee reported the following. viii ch
were unanimously adopted.
MOSES KELLY, Cashier.
Whereas our Heavenly Father has taken to
himself our friend and colleague, VIM. b. Todd
esq.,, gentleman well known and highly
esteemed I'm our community for his sterling in-
tegrity, sound Judgment, humane and christian
Character, gentlemanly bearing, and modest and
unpretending walk through life Therefore.
Resolred, That We deeply feel the loss our
community has sustained in his death especially
this institution, which was an object Of great
interest to him, and his anxious desire was to
secure for it the confidence Of the public by
faithful and judiciOus management of its bust
ness, and by extending to our fellow-citizens
such accommodations as would advance them
in their career Of prosperity, and contribute to
the growth of the city.
Resolred, That as mark Of respect for his
memory We will attend his funeral In BODY
and wear the usual badge Of mourning. and that
the bank building be draped in mourning.
Resolred, That we sincerely sympathize with
his family in their sudden and painful bereaye-
ment; and that they be furnished with a copy
OF these proceedings.
Reso'red, That they be published i'm our city
papers"
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POLICE COURT, Jadss SasH-To-tlay, Harriet
sa Tea Sn .ba
.be Sndge, sail6y OF saPEing her IN the face
So. G. H. Ledner Charged eth feIonioU wl s az"
ing house Of Charles Erimann, with intent to Com
THE ROW ~ Magistrates OFFICE.
and S on M% smith w
MT MI smith gave his tesmony, to the effect thar he
conclusion he asked Mr. Reese for balance H #
money due him for 2 horse which he bad sold on
adirpute followed, in which he called Reese lar,
Shen the later jumped up and struck him in the
witness too. Mr.. Hne appeared for Mr. Keese ~ and
on cross-examination Smith sail they had before
Mr; o'Neal testified that he was in the Office VIII N
smith came an. Smith told Reese that he had called
when Reese said he had made a memorandum III
COSTS some months ago at the request of Smith,
called him liar, and then followed te assault aud
afterwards Reese ordered him ont Of the office. IIt
hand was and charged that
sdaoDeu INN with apenknife. They were about four
Eeaed second time Setore st rne
keese cane IN and said 6 Let 60 my father, and
Mr. Cahill testified as to the which led 70
the nght, ard said Reese gave the first offensive
tween them, and the fight began, Reese striking
Smith on the head with his fist, which knocked him
down, and Charley rushed in and strack Slnth
and nose. =
,ExMsyor Richard wallach testified to the reacs.
able character Of Mr. Reese, AMI stated hat the lar
Ter held the position Of court bailiff when he was
marshal of the District;
y: Ii. ClaGett testified that Reese first warned
smith not TO repeat the word liar before he struck
him 49,
Mr.. Reese made statement of his official eXra-
fieDee with Smith. AM retaarsed the facts pra,ty
much as before stated bu; charged that Smith raj
ms hand, IN which he held open penknive; when
witness went TO put him ont lac cut witness in the
hand with 1t, and witness struck him. Smith then
caught witness by the collar, aud witness
The Court fined the accused 500 each and ros,s
An appeal was taken.
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How q Coloresi .sConjurer' Acquired
Fifty.OWe Dollars.

DOUBLING BANK NOTES, WITH A LOAD STONE,
FOR LUCK.
I'm the Police Court, Judge Smell. to-day,
William Warren. colored, was charged with
stealing S5l in gTeenbacks from James Haw-
kins. Warren is a confidence sharper. as APP
Peared from the testimony Of Hawkins. who toll
the judge that about two weeks ago he met
Warren, who approached him with some little
round balls OF red flannel, and represented that
they were load stone, and whoever held the N in
his possession would be
SURE TO HAVE GOOD LUCK.
He asked Hawkins if he had any money, and
offered to 60 with him and with his load stone
he could double his money for him, and would
charge him nothing for it. Witness asked him
If he was conjurer, and he said yes, he was one
got the key from his wife and took from his
chest $50 note and a 81 note. Warren took
the $50 note and told him to watch him and do
just as he ordered. He then wrapped it around
one of
THEM LITTLE ROUND RED FLANNEL BALLS
containing the load stone and folded il up in
some more red flannel and sewed il up, and told
him to place IL in a bureau drawer, and not to
disturb it till he saw him again. Afterwards
they went out together, and he asked III he d ad
any more money with him, and he gave him
the dollar note, which he fixed in the same way
with another load stone, and after treating him
to drinks and a dinner they parted. On going
home he did not feel altogether satisfied about
the $50 package, to
SEE If 1T HAD COMMENCED TO DOUBLE
He opened his drawer and took il out and cut IL
open, when he found the money gone; he then
examined the 81 package, ana that dollar had
gone too. He began to think that he had been
fooled, and has since been on the search for
Warren, and last night he saw him for the first
time, when he told the officer who arrested him.
The judge thought that would do, and sent
the confidence man to Jail for action of the
grand jury.
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Washington Markefs-The Ruling
Prices Today


ssrsns round ssS do s1 sasssins p % 10
;sssnsd Quo sas I sSas isssS S
s sssS sasb % asS l2c; beef tongues
white is e b. shad tsai. Or smoked S s5e l a5s.
sss,s ssIIlbss cents ?I piIs;, 80 ems;
winter shsS S sseh bansh n srli sc
SIn; \ small supply of shad were on Gale at SiJgG
C, Gi1E.pucks, slae. wing, .5e @sI p pair; NAL
lard; Sl2;@sl % pair; widsecn: 75c. @sl i par;
y ,a taeF. 81 ssii; Wild ssess can an
Be. Is for sasS Se'e' gigs siSo per pair venson,
yEsEsdAssL.Es;EPotatoss, Irish, SOC p peck; 10
peck cabbage, lO@iSe. z head; celery, issao:. ;
teooking:l so@Ss;; chestnuts, iO@Isc. per srltt;
rsil, .ss; fair d. as@cc. Eggs, & y dS1 ~
Cf PessI Ss2ss ?; s,@.,n n.;r. d.
&c ssc sss2s p pair; turkeys, si@ssso each; 20S
Prices at the wholesale market, as furnishei by
Lutirell & Dunuington, general commission mar-
streets orthxestMFiourMSuper ssa@s5: ~" ex tran
e. so@ ss d; family. seq sn corn, 1902; rye, Is
g sss ;l mixed wsse green epIss
s2@s'; dried frrit.apPles S' peeled peashes
fsf sa.n ss :saSss1s;s ss ss
sa:ion, s:ssd, isssss lambs ss
s s3 phessants, az venissn. sY cwt; rsbbts,
Sacf Dozen ss@:s eh Sis cess ssa "a
81; butter; lsa2s; eggs. ls@is; pork; 81 ;sosps;
About ioS tons of hay and straw have been sold;
nrfra foil -Uasr MALT N
and second quality si.nS d 3. straw q si.ssS
The market was generally well stocked and sales
lively.
FIRK.-This morning q fire occurred in
frame dwelling on street, between 9Th and 9Th
extinguishsd after the building had been dam n-
aged TO the extent Of about $40. Mr.. r. F.
Harvey owned md occupied the premises.
0Hartford, Conn.,, heraids the adyent of the
first mosquitoes OF the season.
ga California widoWer recently sold his
youngest daughter to an organ grinder.
0The snow fall In Maine during the mast
winter amounting to six feet ten and half
inches.
~Nevada proposes to register and regulate
its social evil somewhat after the manner Of
st. Louis.
s.s ssI minors ri sn e,:yns
s%The light-fngered fraternity in Brown
vile, Tex, have taken to stealing the street
lamp-pos:s.
GTSan Francisco girls are luxuriating in
white dresses, and going baref0oted while they
play croquet.
a0John Conrad, of Luzerne county, Pa, cut
MS throat the other day because his father re-
fe sed him permission TO attend q ball.
~Srect costumes ela5orately embroidered
with brilliant eolored worsted viii be among the
spring novelties.
"a boauet OF vio'ets, with a small terra.
Gotta bust of Lou:s Napoleon in its center, is
sold in Paris for three sous.
&Aibemarle county, Va, promises to pro-
mote the cause OF total abstinence by product M
30 eco gallons Of dom este wine this year.
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L THE 18Th CENTURY.
DR.. 5. ID. Hswe's Arabian Milk Cure


For CoasEmpt,on,
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in few hours like
magic; also
DR.. 3. d. Hewe's Arabian Tonic Rised
Purifier,
Which IL purely vegetable, cleauses the system of
pure, rich blood.
For General Debility" LOS. Vitality and
broken down constitutions.
~ Csailesse the Niadsemn Csasuyy"
To find It sequai.
Every bottle 10 worth its weight i'm gold
Price o. per bottle; six bottles for IS
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHas SToII Co., $50 Pennsylvania syenua
z.p' G Ttsi =, 60, p,up.v,v..,. ,,.n,.
". u: DucKErT, corner Penn ave. aud al ST.
}. p. MILBuRN CO., near Treasury Departmeut
A. DAVIS Co., 18th and Streets
J. 3. MAJOR, 1th aud II Streets
J. II. STONE, 9TH and l. streets
PIP GLARkE CO., ~ strest and Penna. ave
3. JONES, 20 and streets southeast.
TABER Co., sY9 TIN street southeast
y. d. DowLfSo. ~ and streets southwest
A. J. ScHAFHERT, North Capitol and b streets
y; H,ckLINe. sol Pennsylvania ave. and ID q
W. Il. Stone. corner 7th and . streets.
WuFRHD MCLEOD, Georgetown. febi7- wAsJw
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
l>Y THOMAS DowLING, Aactieneer.

~ THOMAS Do~Llys' Aaeti'H'sr.
fRvsrEEs SALE OF VALLEY VIEW FARM,
- r. virtue II 4 ed Il trast, dsted Feernsrv
--of This District, In Liber J.. aid r., NJ. :, at
folio lse ct sec and 81 the Request u the fGds ~
Gyssa tSeTtby Mill sell 2, the r,eIp,ses: on SAT
an TIA, farm on the Ridge Road, formerly owned ~
FAM, arserted a. fs Slows BesSains s. serSes
on line drawn north Is west from the tree ~
perohes to The Ridse Road thence with The SIDE
n nsa IoS "a, "a ySinw.ns SIX 90 eSarSaS So 80
e. v; psrche.; y. Ess ", - perches; y. $
Is perches 10 the division line tween Alliance
and the Murdoch pan 81 white Haven aud
ming, containing a. acres and Is perehes OF land
present sale is advertised i se0a with interest a,
Der cent, from February 9th, lS2, until paid.
lent view is obtained, numerous out buildings, aud
presents very desirable opportunity for invest
VIII hin mile of Gcor getown and near the George
town College grounds. -
must be deposited when the property il struck on
and the residue within ten DAYS affer sale and the
three Sears With interest," az six per cent from thu
day of sale, secrd by notes and deed trust pom
sC%peG dsS
forfeited and the nr9Eerty shs,, b rssod by tn
mls-eotd THOMAS DowLiNG, xact
THE RUSH Is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED
work all ready for delivery; regreting the
past fall, owing TO the impossibiiity Of securing
KILLED vorkmen In sufficient numbers.
Truly thankful for past favors, wing AZ present
full corps Of first class artisans, with every facility
TO meet promptiy all demands, respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same.
w. II. WHEATLEYS
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND ScOUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
janl7 - Jefferson street, Georgetown, DO
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Total, ,OOO 0ifts, all Cash.. -------- 200 zoe
To rrovide means for this maxptaoeni e ,aoert.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
will be Issued, large portion u which aiIe ady
sold.
WHOLE TIcEErs e1o, HALVES %, AAp QrAl-
TKRs ~. 80 KELVIN WHOLE ficKErs FOR S1o0.
No DISCOUNT on LESS THAN q % oRDgRs. Nofhing
could Be more approRiste foe present.. than fickets
20 this BASovxI o. WALTZ, g oece likely 10 pro-
TnIRD GIT CoxcKhT b. the eolargsmeuf ana co.
which, b. The special oct suthorixine the Concert for
its benefit h 20 be forever free 70 I'll citizens every
state. This Concert win be conducted like the 1rBt
and second hereeofore given, aD1 full particular q
the mode OF drawing the gins I'D paying thc, and
everything necessary 20 Thorough undsfsfsndinf o.
the scheme from beginning 60 ed nov pnbieheo
az The form OF Circular, shch w Be mrnsshednee
OF cost TO any who apply. The eue1fe o.
ths undertaking has been commffecd ~ the trustees
TO Hon. Thos. y. Brsrnefse. late Governor q Ken
lucky, To whom all comm pertaining 70 The
Gin Concer1 should be stdres-ed.
3: +: prRkEII. Presf.
". n. HALpEnAN, yiue Pr>sf.
JOIN CAIN; So Pgs,5e Lierary 81 Ny.
sAs the time for the Concert y close al hand
April sfb,b parties waiting tickets should .-nd
their orders snsn1edsaf,ig IL they would avoid the
rush and delas absolutely unavoidable in f,is fey
days prcceeding the Drawing. AL orders and app,i-
csiiops for agencies, cirelsr. and Information VIII
fHos. =. bRAMLgTTE Louiss Ne. Ky,
yenue.&tutAprS Agent Public Librsry ~.
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.HtfvOp07ilas Dollar Store.

The attention offhe public is respectively called to
the following very cheap and desirable goods Just
received.
Ladies' skirts, tucked, made Of prime muslin, and
well sewcd 81.
Ladies Ladies GnsM,,e u ;sfyle at 81 each
or tucked, best muslin, well made, and in all
Excellent Aprons at Is and 50 cents.
80 dozen crystal P SoSies., at 8, per dozen.
Splendid Rubber Pressing Combs !, Is cents
IS styles Baueaux for the hair 20 cents and 81.
Large assortment Of
LADIES' AND GENTS KID GLOVES,
20 dozen Ladies sink scarfs, all eolors 50 cents.
A full assortment Of those desirable solid walnut
s.o ok. Rss;sss:, Hat Racks Towel Racks, Paper
Beautiful Oval I'm. Walnut Frames, 8xlO, with
glass and back complete, so cents.
SC really good Chromos, in oiled Walnut Frames,
A new lot Of those handsome
LACE TIDES,
as, and for 81.
ever seen at % cents - cents and e. worth TO look
yery gced, all assl scissors, at . and 50 cents.
81 Ames ana hazyrs In large variety, ut =
Hand MiITrors, 81 % cents en- and 81;
drens Hose, pair for 81.
Besides number Of other new articles, all good,
pretty and cheap. :
B. sILvERBERo.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3Ia SEVENTH STREET,
nllo-u near Pennsylvania svsnae.
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PERFECTLY FITTING SHrRTs.-New lots in
nearly all possible styles, for gentlemen, youth.
and boys. Those who appreciate a perfectly
fitting shirt should examine.
Go. Z. HENNING. No. 40 1th street
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G IT Y Item

Just RECEIVED, large assortment spring
clothing, and cassimeres for ordered work.
ROMAN & Cox, 81. 9TH street
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LARGE REcEIPTs.-New and beautiful STYLES
oil boots, Congress CATERS, shoes, slippers, New
port and metropolitan ties, for gentlemen, la
dies, misses, and children, receiving daily at
L. s. Gartrell's, 800 9Th street, corner of l.
a call at this popular establishment will con-
vince all that they can get the best goods at the
most re asOnable prices
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TIE sArIDIrr A ZIP Ease wIrH wHIcl

ns.ie.:, - Nails, g., q DR, WHITES kGsb-
quite eurpr1otnI 20 perDouo unaccussomed u HE
Hsth3d e oDsrsti9s. !hich . entirely different from
ne oidtm Sraetioe q tscstne o9ths sngrewins
painful nsthed. a.lo one which obliged the suisfer
% 60 shoeise, and cruiches, Tor weeks
ieass 70 make e Tar ies pleasant and useful bui Or
Witch oDsretices are freqaentiy borne BY cSidfep
1T. en1 3 none but ssitabie shses Is worn, The
0eeezeAes 49, p ex9e0e caaes, e9ects . peff..ci
re llable 70 coue cccasionaliy With even the brs'
1ftng ehoees and tn1ug(fioO pers-ns think there i.
laa.s! sl.t . e end 4 e .slI-kssg.
~ tSee ehel1ee0 6 yee.0ns, many az thea tA,-.
IaS and neer 20 yistt Dr.. Whites Baablishrenf, =,
reior. fatp
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Spring OpcNtMy.

Spring OpcNiMg.
OUR OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT.
FINE LINE
ENGLISH kERsEY OvERCOATS,
ENGLISH MELTON OvERCOATs,
BLUE TRICOT ovERCOATs,
BLUE, BROWN,
OLIVE, DAHLIA AND
BLACK OvERcOATS,
ALL GRADES AND PRICES,
HABLE BROTHERS.
n1ltr CORNER 5rH AND d STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

ADEsKRrRp WIFE DIvoEc ED.-In the Eauity
divorce In the case OF Elizabeth Phillips AIT.
Edwin Phillips. She was married i'm Leayel-
worth. Kansas, july. 1ss3, and she char ges that
In Is6s her husband deserted her TO live and Coz
habit with one Angelina Emery. and she has
since depended on her needle for support.
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vince all that they can get the best goods at the
most reasonable prices.
To HAVE ELEGANT light Biscuits. Roll
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumpiinss &c Won
should use DOoley's Yeast Powder Ask your
grocer for it. 1t is pure Baking Powder.
GREAT HEAD CENTER south of New York for
chandeliers, Slate and Marble Mantels, La
trobe Stoves, Crates, Plumbing and Gas-fittng
Materials, &c; acknowledged the largest and
most varied stock south of New York CITY. and
at greatly reduced prices as compared with
HAMILTON & PEARSON.
s,s,eo6 Y.M.C. A. Building, 9Th and SITS.
>
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism. burns,
piles, ulcers, t0othache, sore throat, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache. collie
lameness, bruises, bOils, wounds, neuralgia
hOarseness, diarrhpa, and all hemorrhapes etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other ADVERTISE
preparations in the fact that il is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
knewn to he cure for these diseases. M, tn IF
A CLERGYMAN writing to a friend saws, s.Ary
voyage to Europe is indefinitely postponed. 1
nave discovered the fountain OF health Oh this
side OF the Atlantic. Three bottles of Peruvian
Syrup have rescued me from the fangs OF the
mend Dyspepsia. Dyspeptics should drink from
this fountain.
TIE NATIONAL sAv1Nes BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, Q to 4. Saturdays, 9 to and 6
70 Q. Nt3, 1stie
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from ar
and near TO visit DR.. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice Is to suitable shoes.
WILCOX . GIsB's sEwI1s MAcHIxn. The
celebrated Baxaaf Patterns, Agency At Chas
Baums hoopekirt and corset factory, eth street,
Intelligencer Building. 1913
THxRMOAETRRs and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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THE SUNDAY GAZETTE 70 morrow promises
elsewhere.
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THxRMoNErHRs and Barometers are REPAIRED
And made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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