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Legal Contest for Possession Of an I'm
FAINT,
HE LITTLE ONE THE SOLE SURVIVOR OF A
FAMILY OF FIVE Prisons

The LITTLE ONE THE SOLE SURVIVOR OF A
FAMILY OF FIVE PERSONS.
Yesterday Judge DIN, in the Probate Court
decided the case In re orphan of W. H.
Afitick, late OF Tennessee. This case has been
before the courts several times recently. Mr.
W II. Aiiitck married a sister OF W. P. White,
OF New Jersey, and the orphan over which
there Is a contest is their child. During the
cholera epidemic in Memphis last summer the
chl!d's father, mother, sister. and aunt died
within the space of n hours. The grandfather
Davis Affick, an old gentleman OF BROOKLYN,
New York, on hearing OF the>teaths, proceeded
TO Memphis and took the orphan child and left
II IN the care OF Mrs. Rogers, a woman select
ed by the mother on her death bed. White. its
present guardian, went TO Memphis afterwards
and brought the nItic one to Washington, and
be was subsequently appointed py The Probate
Court its guardian. A short time thereafter the
grandfather, Davis Affick, came to this city
and attempted to get possession Of the child, by
petitioning for writ Of hateas corpus, winch
was heard before Judge Cartter-B. A. Lock-
wood for petitioner, and Judge Moore for the
respondent. Judge Cartier decided that, letters
having been issued from the Probate Court, he
had not jurisdiction.
The petitioner next proceeded in the Probate
Court by filing petition for the revocation of
the letters of guardianship to White on the
ground that the infant having neither domicile
nor estate in this city the Supreme Court of
this District had no jurisdiction, and that the
letters granted were therefore void. This
case has been before the Court at several
sessions, and each party backed up their
claim by afidavits, and the contest was at times
a warm one, each charging the other with
pecuniary motives. Mrs. Lockwood argued
that il was a matter of right that the grand
father should be the guardian. Judge Moore
urged that the uncle, who had family of his
own, was the proper custodian OF the child.
Judge DIN decided that the letters had been
properly granted, and no good reason being
shown why they should be revoked, he would
dismiss the petition.
IL is claimed that the grandfather Anlick
will be the heir of the child should il die. The
property left il Is said to be worth $50 COO The
line of descent In the state OF Tennessee and in
the District OF Columbia are at variance. The
petitioner will doubtless appeal to the Court in
General Term.
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THE FINEST COLLECTION of Chinese porcelain
the rooms OF Duncanson Bros, corner 9th an 1
u streets, tomorrow. In Littell's Living Age,
NO; 1850, there IL special notice called to this
style OF pottery and several OF the articles men
TONED are 70 be sold at this sale. As works OF
srt tnis COLLECTION cannot he surpas< g either in
TINS country or Europe. The chance is one sell
1om presented: The goods are from a whole
collection Is advertised in our columns TO-DAY
among the auction sales, where the articles are
enumerated. "a y
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An UEpKRrAKBR's BILL IN CouRr.-Ts-
day, in the Circuit Court, Judge Cartier, nearly
the whole session was occupied in the casa OF
Burgdorf against Dr. Sutton. This Is an ac-
ton on bill for furnishing burial casket, At
tendance, &c, for the funeral of the late Mrs.
Abby b. Mills, mother-in-law of Hon. Fer
Bando Wood, who, il will be remember ed, died
here in July, 1872, from injuries received by
falling from a window of the Metropolitan
hotel, and whose body was removed 10 VIII
Jamestown. Mas, for interment. The bill, fnoss
up 81 ,579.o1, on which there Is a credit OF $500
and among the items are the following:-Cas-
ket. s9s5; embaiming and attendance,
Sl6S; hearse and carriages, sl46.5o; flowers $50
The defence represented by Mr.. J. H. f,rai-
ley IL that the charges are exorbitant and that
they are ready to pay a reasonable amount as
70 the bill. The plaintiff (repres antei by Mr.
y. j. Johnson) claims that DR.. Sutton who il
the son OF the deceased, told him to spare no
expense; that he wished everything to he deRe
in the best manner. The counsel submitted the
case, ana the court gave the case to the jary,
remarking that the question for them was ybst
the plaintf should be paid for his services
Inc mouse or death Is the hour of trial on the
SURVIVORS, and they will then do what thew at
other times would not, and IL was an hour when
TO honest man should take advantage The
evidence was that the plaintiff had creditably
performed his duty, and he ought to receive fun
ana tair compensation for il, and that was
the question they had to deal with.
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A SUSPICIOUS LADpRR.-About fo-30 o,clo,s
last night, Officers Trunnel and Toomey dis.
covered ladder placed against the residence
OF the Brazilian Minister, No. $40 Connecticnt
avenue northwest, supposed to have been de.
signed by robbers for entering the house. It
reached above the bay window, ana an entrance
could easily have been effected. The officers
examined the premises, tut found hat no.h!rg
had been Eolested.
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ALEXANDRIA County VA,


kdttoT St6r:-The storm king after raging in
cessantly for one week spent his fury, and Sab
bath morning dawned bright and bslmy in this
section. The pulpits of the Methodist Profess
tant churches in this county were filed by min
listers from thai denomination now holding ID cir
conference in Georgetown. Rev. WA. q. Ames
ofhciated at Walker chapel, and never since its
dediC alton was there so large a congre cation
within is walls. Before the regular hour for
service the house was crowded to its utm Dst ca
pacity. Men who but seldom darken the door
OF Gods sanctuary were there giving UNDIVIDED
attention to the truths as proclaimed in a clear
and most forcibie manner from the words 1T
Is the spirit lat qUickeneth, the flesh pro fteth
nothing, the words that speak are spirit and
Ilfe.' Mr. Ames iabored in this field for two
wears, and the church in which he preached on
tue Sabbath is one of the monuments he has left
us as an evidence of his Industry and the con-
gItgatlOn which WAS assembled to hear him,
after separation from us of two years gave
evidence that he has place in the hearts and
affections of the people but seldom gained by a
minister. w
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THB CLOSING CONCERT of the course at the
CONGREGATIONAL church viii be given this even
ing by the Philharmonic Society, in the Orato-
rio Of st. Paul. one of MendelssOhn's greatest
productions. A rare treat is in store for all who
NAV attend. -
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COmSnnu,tfOp,.

the scourge of the human family, may in its
ear stages be promptly arrested and perma-
nently cured.
RAvFNswooD, W. VA, Oct. %, 1873.
DR. r. V. PIERCE:
Str-For the last year have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery. L owe INV life 10 In.
having been afflicted for years. Did not use il
but hort time before / was benefited; at that
TIME was very bad, not able to sit up much
was suffering greatly with my throat was get,
ting blind, had dry cough, and much pain in
my lungs. L have used twelve bottles of the
DISCO very and am almost well
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street TO.lav

NEW YORK, March 1s.-The Posts financial
article says Geld opened at 112. sold down TO
Ill and has since returned to ll2. On gold
loans the rates have been 3a3R for carving
Foreign Exchange is dull. Money continues
abundant at 3a4 for call loans, with prime mer-
camille paper So to X. The tendency up to
first week in April will naturally be towards
trmer rates. Government bonds are steady.
Southern State bonds were neglected at the
board; Tennessee's, to which dealings were
confined, having been firm. The rail-
road stock market opened at about YES
terday's closing quotations was barely
steady during the first half hour, became
weak at the first board prices. falling AZ,
rallied about noon, and has since been steady.
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CITY ITEMS.

DooIEY's YsAsT Powpkg stands upeopa,a,3
Tor making light, he althy and nutritious rolls,
biscuits, griddie cakes, SC. The ingredients
esen In the manufacture OF this powder are not
OILY chemically pure, but proportioned that
the results produced are the same each time.
IN thls respect 10 possesses superiority over al
others in the market. Only two teaspoonfuIs
are required tor quart of -four. For safe by
erocers generally. Use DcoieV's Ysast Popf.r
oaly. DooLET & BROTHER, Proprietors, 60
New street, New York -
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusement-, &C.. Tonight.

NasSadl T1sGtsr.-E. A. SOthern, Lord
Dundreary,' in "Oar American Cousin"
YeTff Opera Hoss,.-The MajiltOn-Raynor
Family in Gabriel Grub"
r>ater Csniqan-The sensation drama of
"Life or Death. ;" and other attractions.
BrigA f,rood HaU.-Entertainment for benefit
of Holloway Lodge, No. .. J. -. G.. L.
Congregational ChErrk.-FOurth grand organ
r0urerf
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The Markets.

BALrlMoRR, March ls-Yirginia SKIES, con ,oli
old, IS; do. ". 70; do. special tax bid To-Day
BALTIMORE, March B.-Ootton firm-iow mid
dIlDgs, t9p's. Flour steady aud unchanged.
Oorn ". akeI-white southern, 's@N; yellow s5uth-
ern, 1908; MIXED western, 79(d7g5a. Oats firm
southeu n, 5TG9s4 western, 55G5O. Rye firm 9l61n.
Hay dull and unchsrg ed Provisions a sh .ds hrmer
AID quiet. Pork unohapg q. Bulk meats-shoul-
sers. Ga G65s; clear rib sides, So G35G. Bacon
shoulders, ~; clear rib sides, ga Western but
IL g at Al; roll, $500. Oof e weak and nominai
= a1@2ssa for coed TO prime. Whisky nominal, 96's
NEW YORK, March ls.-Fiour dull and de.
Ginning. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull add
NEW YolK, March ls.-stocks dull and weak.
Money 8. Cod, l1S. Exchange, long, ass; short
LONDON, March Is, 1880 .. m.-Erie, 4O6sol4; pre-
ferred 90 Paris dispatches quote rentes 50 francs
4s Confines.
LONDON, March Is, 2:30 - m.-Eri-, 4Oss "a 40,
LONDON, March Is . m.-Eri ,40(Gi0l4. A dis
patch from Paris quotes rentes at 50 francs 50
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ACCIDENT TO A MUcH-REsPECrKD CLERGY
MAN.-We regret to learn that the Rev. Alfred
HOlmead was thrown from an avenue car last
night, and badly injured. Mr. Holmead was on
his way to perform clerical duty in the family
of one OF his parishioners, Mr.Wm. Bell, residing
on +, between 9th and 10th streets. On lesv-
ing the CIR, il was started before Mr.. Holmead
had time TO free himself from the platform, and
be was dashed headlong on the street. He is very
much cut about the face, and other wise severely
bruised. Mr.. Holmead thinks but for the en-
tsnglement of q large cloak he might have
measurabIy saved himself. Notwithstanding
the injury done him, he persisted in going on
TO MIR. Bells house and performing his mission
his face covered with blood as il was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

ANOTHER BUILDING ASSOCIATION CASE
Yesterday, NJ. +. Miller, for p. ". WEIGH, filed
bull against the Washington Cooperative
Building Association, and Jones and Edison,
trustees, for Injunction, &c, and temporary
order was Issued. The bill Tecites that petit
TONER being the owner of certain real estate,
executed deeds OF trust TO Jynes and Edison, to
secure the payment of 1000, endursed BY the
association in November, 1871; that he is the
owner of shares of stock, and has paid to the
association on his stock, principal and interest.
upward OF - 600, and IL not aware that he is in
arrears in his payments, nor has he been no
thed; that Jones and Edison have advertised
the property for sale; that he is ready and will
ing to pay what may be justly due on a state
ment OF account. He therefore prays an in
junction, and asks that the case be referred TO
the auditor, to state an account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

A son of Mr.. j. II. MEsEcK, of Chatham Four
corners, n. V, has been cured of CONSUMPTION
by Dr. herce's Golden Discovery, SO says Mr.
u; ID; Canheld, editor of the Chatham Courier.
>: H. ESLAR, druggist, OF West Union. Ohio,
writes 10 state that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medic ii
discovery has effected a wonderful cure of Com
sumption in his neigh bothood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

Try Ind, Coope Il Co.'S English Ale, on
draught only at Geo. W. Drivers corner ~ ar.
and Penna. svenue. The finest glass OF ale in
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says . Bottom Ply stefan, shss no eaua, a, q blood
sr ali Other Temsaiss s.d t.sS. uisi,sa Is.
bshorsfory and convinced myself cf its genuine
each e Which i highly sscfive and :ssy are .u
roune 60 IN sneh manner a. to produces sstonish-
.vEGETINE
Is the great RIoSd Purifier.
VEGETINE
viii cure the worst case Of serofula.
vEGETINE
Is recommended b. physicians AMI apOthscar,es.
VEGETINE
HISS effected some marvellsus cures in e,se- OF
VEGETINE
Carts the most initNible case Of Canker.
VEGETiNE
Meets with wonderful success in Mercurial diseases.
vEGETINE
Will eradicate Sal; Rheum from the system.
VEGETINE
Cures the most inveterAts case of ErysIpsla,.
VEGETINE
BemOves Pimp,es and b umors from the face.
VECFTINE
Cures Constirstion and regulates the bowels.
VEGETINE
Is valuable remedy for Headache.
yEGETINE
Will cure Dyspepsia.
vEGETINE
Restores the entire system to healthy condition.
VEGETINE
Cures pains in the side.
vEGETINE
Removes tie eause of Dizziness.
VEGETINE
Relieves Faintness at this stomach.
NEGKTINE
Cures Pains in the Back.
EEGETINE
Efiectually cures Kidney COMPLIANT.
NEGETINE
Is effective in its cure of Finale Weakness.
VEGE1INE
Is the great remedy for general debility.
VEGETINE
Is Acknowledged by Gil classes of people TO be the
best and most reliable blood purifier in the world
VEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
maIl4 &w 2t
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IND, CooPB & Co.'s English Ale, from Bur-
ton on Trent,) oD draught only at Geo. w. Dri-
yer's, corner Penn. avenue and Az Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

ARREST or AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF.-
Yesterday, Mr.. John Carter, q farmer resldin
near POOlsviile, Md arrived here and Identified
a valuable horse which had been stolen from
him on the eth instant. A cOlOred man named
George Williams was arrested by Detective
McDevitt on charge Of being the thief, and Is
he'd for a hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

OPF FOR ALBANY PENITKNTIARY.-Last
evening, Captain W. e. Croker and james
Bell, jail guards, left for Albany, New York,
with the following prisoners, VINO have been
sentenced 20 serve a term In the penitentiary at
that Piace.-Samuel Agge, assault and battery,
with intent 10 kill, six years; Henry Hummell,
burglary, four years; Bud Warner, for robbery,
Three years, james PeytOn, assam ting an off,
Ger, two years james Connolly, alias Daily,
burglary, three years; Henry jackson, grand
larceny. one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

TURco-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
Por Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shedd's,
903 f street. Adj.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

IN ADDITION to the Gas Saving Burner we
Keep the largest and most complete assortment
OF Chandeliers south of Philadelphia or New
YORK, including also a full line of Plumber g
goods, and variety Of goods embracing the fol-
lowing, rot 20 be surp assed: Statuary, Pariau
goods, Clocks, Bronzee, Slate and Marble Man
tells, non-eXplosiye Lamps, Latrobe Stoves,
Crates, Ranges, Pumpe of all kinds, Patent
Earth closets, hest in use, Wsrren's Patent
Meat Cooker, and many other useful inventions
Plumbing and Gas Fitting in all the various
branches promptly executed at moderate prices
None but competent men employed.
HAMILTON 81 PEARSON,
2,25,wi M. G. A. Building 9th and ID sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. Ll
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TIE COLLINGwOOD HOMESTEAD AssoCrA-
TIoN met last night, and the constitut on pre-
eented at former meeting was adopted and
tffcers were elected a. follows w II Snou-
den, president: Col. I'd. Daniels vice president.
NJ. A. Tappan, secretary; Geo. COwie treasureT,
Tbos. l.. Cathcart, G. f. wilkins, X. A. McNur.
raw, VIM. Hunter, A Caldwell, Geo. H. Wool
b. r. Hendrickson. W. +. Nelson, John Burr,
side, directors; ID. p. smith, surveyor aud con
ytvancer.
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TsE sALE OF hardware, sporting goods. &C.,
q SaySgt' si'i d continued tS!s evening at .
O'esoek, Siso 70 Ia-TrJS myrn.n. az ~ O'Clock.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIOSs--At the SD meet
ing OF the Fifth Ward Building Association
Monday night : $3.50 was sold 20 cancel stock;
j. shares were Withdrawn.
AZ the ninth regular monthly meeting of the
MetropOl.tsn Building Association Monday eve
mig fifty shares were advanced upon at about
al average Of rfty-seysn per cent.
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN
GOOD NEWS.

II may be seen by the New York commercial nanar,
OF late date that C0rss hare declined and A. We have
purchased aud received ew stock Ia this line since
the decline IL gives great pleasure 10 offer our
customers the same choice grades and varieties
they have been getting of US at gysofly reduced
pTiosS.
The reduction is from fhrs, 90 FIRE osnfs Der
pound, or from SIR 10 pr osHtnEa This il fact
worthy Of note nv lite those interested 10 call
and for themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

N. DRMoNGEoT, the celebrated artist in h air
work and hair cutter for ladies and gents, has
resumed business here again, at sos Msrket
space. He keeps the finest wigs and toupses 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas Stott & Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele twttf
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TEE BURIED BOSDs Returned To TEE
OWNER AND THE OyERsEER DISCHARGED
FROM CUsTODY.-Yesterday afternoon Major
Richards released from custody Jesse POllette
(fhe OVeTseer OF Colonel Edward Daniels of
Virginia. who (the OverseeT} was arrested on
Monday by Detective COOmbs on the charge OF
taking $500 worth OF bonds from a hole in the
ground on the COlOnel's farm where he had de-
posted IL for safe keeping, as set forth in yes
terday's STAR. The property was returned TO
the OWLer.
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Thermometers and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near ~ street.
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To GET RID OF the Chills Immediately, take
nently. 90
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE Tho
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, III street.
Intelligencer building. 10 %
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THAT CoRNs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails
ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritabIlity of
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
TIES and pleasures, is probably as much OF a
truelsm as that the establishment of DR.. White,
NO. 535 18th street, opposite the US. Treasury
whose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
unc prineiflesl 10 literally patronised by the
most intelligent and considerste people, in or
DER to avoid, or il q ling to be relieved or per-
msnently cured Of those most troublesome an
nOyances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

j. LAfHe and OALCIHID PLABfGR, Alsos
al the different ysr1stiss Of GOAL and : DOB on
isisna avenue. and LIST street, betveep and %.
southeast. wharf, foot Of u street southeast.
dsce1-tr WI. oulaAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

THE THEATERs.-Sothorn will again appear
a. - Lord DuIdreaTy," in "Our \ merIcan
Cousin" at the National Theater, tonight
and those who have not yet seen one OF the
m - divertlng characters on the stage had bet
ter avail themselves Of the last chances.
Nothing half - drON and entertaining "a the
performances OF the kaynOr- HaiiltOu family, at
Ford's Opera House, has been seen here this
winter. IL any play gOsrs who like 20 enjoy a
hearty laugh have not VET seen them let them
do 30, or they viii miss OF the greatest treats
Of the dramatic season.
Comedy, drama. dancing, and music. in a
combination programme OF novelties At the
Theater COmique every night. The perform
ances this week are unusually good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-18

TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofls72
were s219 $50. l,I2-s.wtf
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says Bottom Ply sicisn, sshss no equal - q blood
pn' iher. Hearing Of its many v0oderful cures,
susr All other remedtes bad failed, visited the
merit. 10 IL prersred fr IN banks, roots and herbs
eaeh q which = highly effective, and :hey @u
rounded in snch a manner as to produce astonish.
II q results. +"
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EStre Fine ....-........... -. 4 %
As VIII be seen BY the above list, stock COM
prisee st1fees different grades and varieties, OF
which We have large supply now on hand, ana our
have ne heetancy IN asserting that we are Able To
compete fully with house this side OF New YORK
SYRUPS.
Mollerb Diamond Drfps, silver Drfps. Amber
Drfps, Golden Syrup, &C., &c., 90.
mOLASSBS.
choice article 81 geRuine New Orleans, alvaya
on hand, - also other lower grsdes-prices low
FLOUR.
WEIGH begt Family, sack A IN
Golden Hill Family, per ssck-..-..-.-.-..--.. 60
bufnt mliit Ainliy low cot rates.
Isaac Wengerh amily --.-..--.-.-----.
A. Boee RAJ Feuily .-----....--....-....
Choicest Extra, per sack 4 good amiiy L.. a n
Snotcs nxIe, pei 80 k-----'..--.- -
So00 'ef 's'A A, ,--'----------- %
Thirteen different varieties OF Laundry ana INA
assortment Of choice Toilet Soaps, al low rstas
SUNDRIES.
Eeeoiess lbs for m m
SoocS - IN lbs, fer 4 NJ
~ znnooe 10 ba for 4 m
=, We give our special and undfyfded stfes.
ton TO the IAM1L r TRADE, and make A. onr
Mnole stuoy 70 furnish the very best Of eyerytanc
10 o tDe s wsX ~ Family Supplies generally.
Our seintes Tor buy ing and freightins are nm
house this side q New York A also 10 eye the A.
neeSus and euantity-ss Represented, or me-
kLPH0Nzo YOUNss q CO.. aroosrs,
Masosse Temple, Sra and y s,veeis,
feole-tr 0pDosite q. o. Patent Ono.
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PIANOS, DC.

LINING AND REEOyATING PIANOS cor
"a th9ss 70 receive special attention n.y.
txebty NiLp, Prscticsl Piano maker,
tseHnD years eN perieuce, formerly TuDeFWvNV
I ~ h.ahe :, subsequently Of steinWAys Pianos
~ Epn 81 ths hrm u q. L. WILD BRO. 41O mi
sttittt, near northwest corner Pa ave AGENTS n,
The Unsurpassed sTlEFF Plans rsnis.,,