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THE MAGIC INKsTHNp-y

THE MAGIC INKsTAND Just Patented -
Messrs. Hachette & Co., Paris; Sampson, Low
& Co., London, and Root, Anthony s. Co., New
York, is perfect marvel OF economy, utility,
durability and simplicity. 1t produces Ink Of
the best quality in every desirable color, which
is not affected by acids, climate or temperature,
feature,) and which leaves no sediment. 1t Is
made in a few minutes, and is ALWAYS renewa-
BILE simply by the addition of Pure Water. 1t is
We'll adapted for use in the counting house,
office, school room or parlor. For sale by Mo-
hun Il Co., 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, and all
stationers and booksellers. Price. 81 42O.c
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WHoLKsAre SENTENCE OF MuRDEegEs.-At
the court o. seneI Il secsiors at Edgefield
8. G., on Monday, the follow ing prisoners were
seDtenc d. Thomas Padgett. convicted of muir
Ger, sentenced to be hanged on the Goth OF Nav,
at 12o'ciock, m Henry Kilcrsr a, convicted of
murder, sentenc d to be hanged on the cd OF
May, at IL O'Clock. m. Patrick West, convicted
OF murder, sentenced to be hanged on the 5th Of
June, at II O'Clock, m. John Mitchell. convict
ed Of murder, ientenccd to be hanged on tie Cd
OF July, At ~ O'Clock, m. Savannph Williams,
convicted OF granddaughter, sentenced to the
pepitentiary for one yelr
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF SINCERE Sewing Machine. LIS

TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
HELMBoLD's BUCHU Is the only reliable rem.
edy Tor diseases of the urinary orgars. Take it
in season, and do not be imposed upon by quacks
and impOstors.
We are glad to learn that the absence Of the
celebrated DIR. Helmbold has not prevented the
Continued manufacture of the Buchu, 50 we'll
known as the only efficient remedy for diseaSes
OF the kidneys and urinary organs. There are
coanterfeits of this most excellent medicine
Genuine has proprietors private stamp. John
druggists. eos
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
eca,ds, sc-eness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, bC.s, rounds, neuralgia,
ooarsenese, diarrhea, and all hemorrhagee, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t IL q standard
known to be Q cure for these diseases. NTH q II
THAT CoRss, BuNIoHs, rroublesome Nails,
Vascular Excreecences, Chilblains, and other
health, and thereby promote irritability or
temper, shorten ife and interfere with It's du-
ties and pleasures, Ia probably a. much OF
6uetsm a. that the establishment Of DR.. White,
No 6S6 18th street, opposite the o. 8. Treasury
lwhose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
tific principles) Is literally patronised By the
most Intelligent and considerste people, in or
der to avoid, or IL aiiing to be relieved or per
manently cured Of those most troublesome an
noyanceS.
THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler near AZ street.
WILCOX 8 GIBB's SSw1Na MAoHrrr. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, Z tn street.
lntelligencer building. 1928
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A SU~NoSs FOR DEAD WIFR.-N-s Ellie
Hobbs, OF Wakefield, Mss.., WHO had not lived
with her husband fOf q yelr or two, was r, .
centlv sued for divorce on the ground of un-
faitn iulness, and the husband had . Summons
served en- her - deliver up their child, few
days ago, but when the officer arrived at her
houoe, be found that she had az, d orly an hor-
telore IN giving bhth - q Child. The husband
called. the next day, in his impotence to get
the child, and learned for the first time th at r.
woman was deed.
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~The New Orleans printers strike has end :
q, ana the pr1nie.s have Iesum work on the
Pfcayune, hepublican ard + Brs

~The New Orleans printers strike has end :
q, and the printers have Icsum 4 work on the
Picayune, Republican ard mes
EIhe erf,rs Of viTs,r., s-sembl q IN rom
q sfste publisher and editors associ ation.
aTAt the Lincolnshire (Englsnd) spring meet
ing ,;esterday the race for the Lincolnshira
handicap was won by Tomahawk. Old Mixture
was second and Snylock third. Tb'r.y-dVe
horses ran
0Two Detroit girls have been arrested for
getting on o locomotive, opening the thro.-
ne valve ndsfa... ng the machine. They then
Jumped OF, but the engine ran through a
Iseight a ain, doing s7t0 dswsge.
~"F'pg Sabre" toe japanese rope walk
er, rafrowIy c-csp-d death In Boston. While
e-cend'ng rope from the stage 70 the gallery
he lest bis bliance, bat esusnt the rope with
bis he rds AID Nfs pot hu.t. There was TO net
lng bene - bsr.
GIVE win hear the c. o; religious persscu
ton In Illinois. An attempt 70 being made to
secure the passage OF bill prohibiting church
fairs. Fellows that have been compelled to pay
4 We dollars for q ten cent PEN wiper st the
pleasant social re-ur,ons are using their infiu.
cree 20 run the bin through.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


% cents; Ivan DeByron, by Arthur Helks, limo
Is; The Pyrenees, BY =: TSine, i1ms., a?S;
gcaiion, ii IS; Ieesine LAGOON, trsusIsted By =.
Fro, bingham, q %; Lincoln and Seward, by cid
Ssf Si frssm.n oompsrssias fcIitic. en- a.
History Of the Ceramic Art, large syo with over
l,ES illustrations: slsi Forsters Life Of Charles
Birds. BY Baird BIsxsE md RidsE.y, vols, ito.
Booksellers and Stationers, 1O1s Pa. ay, marl6t IN
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Attempted Suicide I'm a barber sb

Attempted Suicide I'm d Barber shop
II. .sosp OF TIE sras
the Washington House, to get q "clelu shave"
He took q seat, and Mr.. TOrreps himSelf pro-
ceeded to shave him. He had just iii shed and
portorial countenance when q man emf cred,
and, taking seat In an adjoining chair on the
right, remarked 81 want shave" A moment
later he reached over to shelf under the mirror,
and taking razor therefrom drew it across his
tfroat twice. MI. Torrens detecting him as he
was about . draw the razor across his throat
for the third time, sprapg upon him, and
STAR, at the same time saying to the man,
my God, Tom, what do you mean 2"
The man was at once placed on a chair, and
bucket placed on the floor to catch the blood,
which flowed freely from CHASTITY looking cut
about two inches in length Immediately over the
wind pipe. 1t was feared, at first, that he had
inflicted fatal injury upon himself, but he We
abb - speak plainly, and on examination it
WIS found that the razor had not touched the
Nind-pipe or any important veirs or erteri-3.
The poor fellow, who gave his name IS Tom
Downs, and who said he had been working as a
cock at Cristy BOyles hotel. nesr the Bait
more and Ohio reiiroad depot, was greatly ex-
cited, and gave as q reason for his attempt at
self murder that two men were after him to kill
him; they were after him all last night, and
swore that they would certainly fix him To-
right. He was exceedingly nervous, and said
he was bound TO put an end - his life.
He said he ''swore Off" on Monday last, and had
the pledge be signed in his pocket. 1t was evil
IDENTIFY plain 'se of delirium tremeRs, and be
was closely watched until the police arrived.
Dr.. Noble Young was sent for, but declined to
come, on the ground that If his windpipe was
not cut he was in no danger: DR.. PeTe was
subsequently summoned, and promptly re-
sI onded. He pronounced the wound not fatal
one, but said the man should be sent at once to
Providence hospital; and, with the assistance
of DR.. Hicklng's clerk, dressed the wound.
Sergeant MTstead and officer Drane took him
to the 1th-precinct station.
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TIE TREATERs.-"Blade O'C rass," IN which
M'S1 Katie Putnam appeared at Ford's Opera
Hor e lsst night, Is not q model play in con-
sf-uc.ion or dialogue, but ss it afford d that
spIightly actress q chance to display her versa
tile accomplishments and enabled Me-. Edwin
Brown - do some good comic acting, it was
well received by the audience. Miss Putnam
viii appear in Two vely entertaining pieces this
eveDing-"Little Rebel and "Meg's Diver
siCn."
Those who con; tasted the power. Ill &C; .ng of
Mrs ID. p. Bowers in "Lady Audey's 8 cret"
at the National Theater on Monday and Tues
day right With her finished impers onation o.
.'Dians," in cloves Ma5quC ade" ! It even
ing, have b, CHER oi,irion than ever of her his
t,Cric ability. Pcl.faits 60 d. Terent, both
given with such nth =, na,dIe, show the .ue
artist. "Diana, or 1 owes Me- quers lie" viii be
repeat " ever rig, AND all who can aepre-
cate fine play by coed and we'll b Ianced
cen ny, should see 1t.
The lest weel of he regular selson of the
Iheater Comique - drawing t. a close, and
&c who have not Ell ,e Performances since
Monday night hfi better avail themselves of
the u st chapres. Remember the doorkeeper's
benefit 'o-morrow evening".
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TRNPKRAxoE RAID on THE Macy.

TEMPERANCE RAID ON rHR MARYLAND LIZ
GlsLATURK.-Between forty and r y lsiies
under he auspices of the Maj ylapd st re Tenn
J rance Alliance, accompanied by ~ on eIs
N ore, visit Anr apoEs yesterday, and memo
riahzed he horse of delegates in favor of
tire loo al ortion lew. The appearance Of the
ladies w re hall OF ]he hopse Great no VIE
COM usion, and in . sho.s time the hopse ID
journ d, Civ ing up their hall - the ladi - ard
Temperance advocates, most of the members
dispensing. Ore or two hymn were sung In the
fall, a. sr which the Temperance pity pro-
ceeded to the First Methodist Episcopal church.
wnere temperance prayer meeting was held
and addrr Tes mrde. The party then returned
to Baltimore. The impression mfde upon the
legislature by this mode Of edvoc .ting the cause
Of temperance was not favorable
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TURCo-RussTAN BATHS; also, Modicated Va
por Baths, for all skin d'c.ase, at DIR. Shedd's,
903 street. 3.2.I:
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INDIANs' RIsHTs.-At tn. NEE e In the
lecture ICON of the f street Baptist church
the Indians, report from q committee previ-
ously appointed Father John Beeson, chsir-
man, was accepi !. 1t says "We have pre-
sented . memorial TO Congress for the use Of
Indians to state their clse before the assembled
Congress. We based our request on the follow
ing facts: LIST. That hall hes been repeatedly
rights are (at least) equal TO theirs. Sd. The
hfelees forms Of the race OF Pocahontas plead
in silent eloquence from the walls Of the Capt.
I'll that their living voice may for once be heard
from the highest platform in the land of their
fathers"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The continual increase Of business making n ne.
cessary 20 rebuild my store and othsrw.e fncrea.s
my facilities for the ecutiou Of all orders shall
be found, during the progress Of the work, at
IL BRIDGE STREET,
. Few doors above Jefferson street.
As the In Improvement will not insel fers with the
execution of work In the dyeius ems scouriaS de-
AL orders OF my f-i-nds viii be promptly
hlled and highly appreciated. -
w II. WHEArLEY,
Dyer aud ecOurer.
Once, until further nstice, No. Bridge street.
0eofeetoWn, u. Y. mar2i-tr
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LOCAL NKWS,


AstSs~aI fReoter.-Mrs ID. p. Bowers in ssDia-
ns, or Loves Ma>qu ie."
Ferris Opera Hoses--Katie Putnam in "Meg's
Diversion" and "The Little Rebel"
fAeeter Cemigue--Harry Clifford In sPomp;
or, Way Down South !" and other attractions.
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LIFE A BURDEN.

LIFE a BURDEN.
s BosroN, Nov. z, 1873.
n, Deaf CIR rom = poor, emaciatod sufferer, the
tekIlNk has restored me 20 perfc e health.
nave Tor yesrs sen &C.. role sufferef from Gan
ker eod Dysrel lis, ct times rendering life almost
burden 10 me am nov fifteen Isl y Junds heavier
than when commenced the OF vRcFTfSF
viii make mention that was also great sufI ar.
or from kidney Complaint, causing -xcrocisfinP
pain through the small of the back nearly Ell Of tie
tine. This, too, NEGETINK hrs cured. and 4 an
pew pe,fsct Picture % health, aud viii add, mar
Sinets-stl cars from the use Of . few bother q
NEGRrlNE.
Respectfully, II. q. HUGHES.
Union Place, Boston, Mes.
,vEeETrNE is cor -osed - Roots, Bsrts and Herb
IL - very pleasant 20 take, every child likes IT,
vKGKTISE is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
mar -j-whes.
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WOULD GIVE A DOLLAR FOR I.
EOSE.

m - BosroS, May 81, Is7l.
, Dear sir-I have been badly Afflicted with X idnay
Son plant Tor ten years have suffered great pals IN
~, % \, hIps aud sioet with great a Guilty D.
.s ufine, winch Was often and in very small quAu-
ttles, ,requentiy accompanied with blood and en-
cruoiating pain. have faithfully trit mos. n the
Popular remedies recommended for my Complaint
4 Lave been under the treatment ef some n m.
most skilfal phy sicisLs In Boston, all % whom pr.
NOM Cd my cese inc arable. This was nv copditSn
when vas ADVISED BY Q friend 20 try me Va ~
IlNE: and could see tbs goo effect trom the nrsl
dote took. and from that mOmen. \ Kent on ~,
provips until vss entirely crrCd, taking In All
should tLint, about six bottles
It's fpd6fd q afuable medicine, aud n I shorls
be niictee agsih in the srne way I would eivs a
dollar Tor dose, n could net get u without
kesrecifuilJ, IN GLE,
Ss1 81 erect, eeu'h Boston
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you, but from q careful analysts of Dooley's
fedss Potcder, we can safely recommend 1t as
producing nutritious. light, healthy bread, biz
cults, rolls, &C., which can be eaten with i'm
punity and relished by the most sensitive in
valid. These facts we can substantiate, from
practical Obser vstions, and " it'll the knowledge
that no Injurious substances whatever enter inSo
the composition of Dooley's Yeast Powder. Gro
GERS everywhere keep it. Dooley & Brother,
manufacturers, 90 New street, New York.
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wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 26.-The Posts financial
article says: "Gold opened at 1925, and has
since so!L !" ii. IS l12x. On 5. Il 10 lbs the
1t have been fiat - 4 for ce-ryinE. FO.eig !.
exchange while dull Is firm, prime mixers bills
selling at Ass and tsS. nominal rats being 4sJ d,
aid 4S3k. G,s,lnGient bones are dull, but
firm. Dc .iin,s at the first board in southern
states bonds were c,nfir 4 = Tenn sees and
money n .rtnt ~ lo.rs are quot, to-day at
ag5, and prime mercantile piper at 5ks6S.
The g. ck market he's been less active than YES
terday. PI.ce, or ened about a they clos: q
yesfertav. except Lake Shore, which WIS z
lower. Diving fhe first hour there was an adj.
vance Of TX, the latter having been in Pa
cine Mail. This was followed by q dc clipe OF
y > IL. the latter having been Erie, the low
ct pric, having been about ICON, since when
the msrket has been st,.dy to strong, prices
advancing to 4 DER cent.
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The BERcHRR CHBRCH Row-The members
OF Plymouth church assembled yesterday to a.
eide on -heir course in relation - the Consre.
floral rou1 ell. The committee of the council
that tody to the church to serd delegates 70 the
corpc". The invitation was referred to O COM
mitt ,, with Mr.. Beecher at its head, who In Q
snort Iime reported an answer protesting
against any action whatever by the pre- sent
council; declaring that Plymouth church was
not r ior sible for the errors committed In call
Ipg tue council, and declining to be represented
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that yoLCANt-An Tference.-The Char
iotte IN. Cd Observer says: So lar as we can
as have been received in RALEIGH, no eruption
nes appeared, and the nearest approach 70 Ii
as been 'he issuance Of ste I'm .fom a rock.
There appears % be 10 s,a-m .elt among the
people living in the vicinity which mioht be
expected, and which would be mapif. ued 80
they Ielt that they were in imminent danger.
We base this superstition that no great alarm is
felt Tor the consequences of the rumb';ng and
Iccl .pg Of the earth upon the fact that a paper
publisred within eighteen miles of the noun
ten comes 80 rs this week without q line 90 =
'e.ning ne strange phenomenon, or about he
opinion concerning It, entertsincd by the peo-
pie H,luR On he mountain and nelr 1t.
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QHoHGEroWN ADvKRrIsEuKKm

~A SPECIAL HITTING OF HHHNf0NU
Wy LODGE, 20. i:, K. Of P, .iil be ns,d az
m on SATURDAY, s,S in:iD, to srrsns eS for
the funeral ef our iste 5rH.ser. " iLIrAN LES TIE
funeral will take plsos CO SUNDAY, the 2sth met,
st O'Clock D m The members Of sister Lodges are
respectfully invited 60 stte0a the f1neral.
mMsj n D. N0RRIs THORN, h. Of 3. and 8.
by THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer,
~ eal Louisist a avenue, two doors east Of Th 81.
TBUsrREp SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
BRIDGE srRkHr. GEoHGErowS, n. O.
the ri .riet Of ooiunbis, passed in Equity
Is Complainant aud Virginia Ds-ver ct al are de-
iena sats. The undersSatd. a. Trrs'ee, ~ll expose
on fH0RsDAl the i ds- cf A pril, A n ls7l, rt
Boimesd's ssdiios 70 Gecrre.own, D. O., BEGIN
nieg Tor the saue st the ecd Of the rrst line OF -
test q eround 81 the north side o. Bridee street
ieS by yohn 4olme al 10 Kobe. Butler Sc pte m
line OF Bridge street esss-rly 90 the corner IoT,
iSrme' ~ belonging 20 Captain l.. Me- All, on sa
Bruce street e.us 70 feet OF more; then northerIy
pssasieI vrh Mnntgomes street IS feet; then wet.
eFiy b3ralle Br rge rect ~ feet more uoil %
n ersecfe the stcono I've OF tae before
lot lers 70 Butler; tnca . soUtherly parallel 20
MoStsomery str ct e6 seet 90 B. idse street and
Te:rs Of sale. .. prescribed BY the decree: one
t1hd essoi brsuce IN lwo equal payments, at ak
aud iTeSle moi tbs from dag Of sale, with interest,"
Title lerged uDsil ~ { pssment Is me- g.. $40 10
re PAD down az he time Of lie. All conveyancing
az cost OF purchaser. The Trustee reserve. the
ISh', N TEN of sale not compiled WITH in fve
Gays an day OF sale, 20 sell said prope. ~ on i've
Gays nO.ioe tfroush rome news paper publ .shci in
tie pi-.rict Of Co.um5is, q; the cont aud lax OF
wMp. CA~svy ---s,os,
mer1S-eoSfs THoS. DOWLIsG. Auct
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FOR LovB.-On SUNDAY
right, the 18th instant, Mr. Sperrv Hnrn. q
promising young man, in Tappahannock, Va
attempted suicide bv "sking an overdose or Ian,
az 1um. Dr. Newb'l was 'mmediat ally called
In, ard apph succe s.r, remrdi> a. and tha
young man was restored. Ii lie said that bis
being NJ success nj In q love affsir led to this
r~-h act -
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SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRICES

JNO. III. SMOOr 4 son.
IFS BRIDGE STREET, GEoRGETowN, ID. O.,
Are daily receiving new and desirable Goods
sdapted to the early Spring Trade, com pr-ine the
ALPAOAe, TAMEsE. BYZANTINE, BLAOK
GRENADINES and sUITING FABRICS, Ladies
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS
With large assortment of PRINTS. CAMBRIOS
and PkRCALEs, yAC0NErs. IRISH LINENS,
sHEEIINGs, TABLE LINEN and sPRiSG
CLOTHS fer Boys wear, &c.
Also, full line of ali the best known make. of
SHIFTING COTT0Es, and other sessOnsble
goods, which we offer at the very LOWEST CASH
PRICES, and ash q call from purchasers.
JOHN II. SMOOf son.
~ Our purchases being mate exclusively for
CASH, we are enabled 20 offer Inducements 20 cash
purchasers. maral-Im
~ II O ri OLs5
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MANS DUPLICITY.-A temperance politician
IN " nitehall, Vermont. wanted to treat b
Constituents, the other day, but refused to rive
them rquor; he fr-rished cigars pretty freely,
but when bis b. tx was turned they went inn
saloon and snapped back their Havanas for
i've fingers of yhfaky each.
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CBARsKD WITH WIDOWS DHAIH.-Georee
Barnru ar sister have been arrested at
Bridgepoft, Wisconsin. lor the murder OF q
widow named Croosmsn, last fall. She was
POI oned viii arsenic, and the house robbed of
cor siderable gold and silver and several prom
fseoi HotCs.
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Wash1ngt0n 0eoOk Excha1ge,N March Fl
Quotations Furnished By Middleton d Co., bankers.
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U.S s. bonds-1Ss1's, j. s. j., 1i2x bid;
1858, M. & N. 1905 bid; 1855. j. & j., lls& bid,
lisa asked; 1867, j s. j., li9x bid; 1865, J. &
j., 1l94 bid. i0-l0's, NJ. s. s.. 1t3 bid. Bank
stocks-National Bank OF Republic, 135 bid,
leo asked; Second National Bank, los asked.
City Passenger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stock.
% i bid, 20 asked; Columbia stock. 20 asked;
Metropolitan bonds, 50 bid. Sundry List =
National Theater bonds, j. & j., per Ct,
so bid, IS asked; Washington City Gas stock,
IS bid; Arlington Fire insurance company stock,
100 bid, 100 ask d; Washington Market company
bonds, 10 per cent, 1902 asked; N. Y, Alex,
Wash. & Geo. 3. stock, 135 bid. $50 asked. Dis
trict securities-(Disticf of Columbia)-Wn.
60. s. bonds, rs, j. s. D., 1874, 95 bid do, 1875,
50 asked; Permanent Improvement, rs, j. &
j., 1891, 70 asked; Market Stock bonds, rs, j.
j., 1892, 20 bid. 20 asked: twashingt,nl--
Give yesr Certificates" $40, NJ. s n, 1873,
80 bid; Fund Loan bonds (Leg.), 6s e., nj & n,
1902, 20 bid, so asked. Board Of Public Works =
Certificates. general Improvement. Ss, j. & }.
1914. "a bid, s5asked; do. 1876 Is bid, 7s1 asked;
do. 1871 75k bid, TX asked; do. 1873, 76x bid
i61 asked; do. series, IS bid, s0H asked; Certid-
CATS 9, sewer, SIS. j. s. J., 1874. ia 6id, IN
asked; do. 1877. IS x bid; do. 1878, 65s bid; do.
series, 6s bid, SO asked; Water certificates, SIS,
1877, 49, bid, 10 asked.
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CITY ITEMS,
PRIGG'S

PRICES.
Alaska Diamonds in gold, IS to s25.
Colorado Sapphires in gold, IS to SO.
Cut Opals in gold, IS to SIS.
Fine Amethyst Set, as to go.
Fine Plated Jewelry, 40 to SIS.
Received at Priga's Jewelry Store, Ne. 45I Penn
sylvania avenue, near AZ street.