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FACTS AND FANCIES.
rgh won't even beat an egg.

Borgh won't even beat an egg.
Evo 10 certainly the beginning of evil.
Buff and gray boots made of linen are
all the rage with Paris ladies.
Theater-goers in London are already
enjoying "Christmas" Pantomime
The rich mans malady-the dread of
coming to wants. terrible disease.
The rage for old china, and rare cera.
mic fabrics general, is once more at its
hight.
The fruit canning establishments in
Salem county, Now Jersey ,aro now in
full operation.
q Boston has nine hundred offices TO lot,
and yot more office buildings are in
course Of erection.
A Terrs Hau.e Ind girl makes nine
feet at standing jump. She is to jump
for wager at the next State Fair.
Ia Brooklyn no one is admitted into
fashionable society until he has published
q Statement about somebody or other.
In Colorado girl who can't go after
the cows on bareback pony without
bride or halter Is looked upon with con-
tempt.
An Englishman who emerged from a
mine Just after an explosion, observed that
business was too blarsted lively for him
down there.
A Pittsburg woman WAS cured of speech
lessness by the prayers Of priest. Her
husband 10 now prowling around after the
priest with shotgun.
| The reading Penn Eagle is some VIII at
alarmed over the fact that many of the
fair sex in that city are addicted to the
use Of opium, belladonna and arsenic.
A little fellow who was worrying over
piece ofshad at dinner one day, demon
allied his mother by asking, "Mamma,
where did God find all the bones to make
tho first chad of"
A young man in Lowell is In Jail just
because he went home with girl who
didnt want him. "Only this and moth
ing more" Only think Of the result II
all were served In this way.
some one who would seem TO know
says that women are housewives in Ger
many, queens in England, ladies IN France,
captiyes in Italy, slaves in Spain and
coquettes in America.
A Placeryille, Cal, clergyman insists
that he saw red and black snake forty
feet long, and as big around as barrel Of
whiskey. We have no doubt that he did,
but he unquestionsblo saw the barrel of
whiskey before he saw tho snake.
Forney says tho English girls are not
half as pretty as ours, but they have tho
slow, sweet voice" And Forney bad
better come home. We need him for the
Centennial, and the low, sweet voice has
played the deuce before now with older
and wiser man than he,
According TO that very unreliable au-
.hority, the Virginia City Enterprise, a
hardware hrm OF that city has purchased
an apparatus, formally used for the man
ufacsure Of Chlorine gas, consisting of a
strong boiler within boiler. They in
tend to use 1t ~ q cremation furnace and
have begun experimenting with PLAYED
out Pintes. The furnace so far has worked
to a charm. The ashes arc neatly done
up in yeast boxes. ls this to make sure
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Of the successful rising of the decesse on
The proper occasion2
Some one writes, both gracefully end
forcibly ~ would be glad to see more
parents understand that when they spend
money judiciously TO improve and beau
tify the house and grounds about IL, they
are paying their children a premium to
stay at homo as much as possible to enjoy
II; but when they spend money unneees.
sarily on fine clothes and jewelry for
their children, they are paying them
premium to spend their time from homo,
that is in those places whore they can al
tract the most attention and make the
most display"
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MATTRESS AND FURNITURE MANU-.
FAcrUgEs.-- Messrs. Segrist and Hsr-
man have opened, on Washington avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
street shop, whore they propose to do all
kinds of repairing on spring or common
mattresses, upholstering, sofas, lounges,
chairs, etc, and also repairing and re-
vanishing furniture of all descriptions
They will sow and lay down carpets and
hang paper. Now mattresses and furni.
ture made TO order. Tsey have como to
Cairo to stay, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of tho public. 2S3-9-26-lm
JOE RoEEKER is now IN full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants Of the public, is pre-
pared to supply on call all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything else ordinarily
found in a frst.class bakery. ue main
tains a full stock of confeotloneries, and
can, as we'll as any other dealer in the
city, fill s;l orders in that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented on
short notice. Special attention given to
the orders of wedding or picnic parties
0-l2-tf
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HoRATIo SEYMOUR In a speech at
the Syracuse convention, announced
his preference for Judge Church of
New York as the candidate of his
party for the presidency
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POLITICAL DIRECTORY.

The following Central Committee
was appointed by the Republican con-
gressional convention that met
Mound City, August ID, 1874:
Alexander county, G. w. McKeaig;
jackson, Benz. l.. Wiley;
johnson, A. j. Alden;
Massac, Henry Armstrong;
Perry, s. j. Parks;
Pope, II. ID. Baker;
PULASKI, George w. Mertz, Sri
Randolph, ID. X. McMasters;
Union, II. b. Stinson;
Williamson, Milo Erwin.
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The services of women as school
superintendent in Kansas have given
such satisfaction that it is probable
the number will be largely increased
at the fall elections in that state.
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eral convention that met at Anna,
September 4, 1874, and nominated
candidates for the Legislature in the
Fiftieth Senatorial District
Alexander, b r Blake, @ Lynch.
Jackson. L Dishon, Joseph Gully.
Union, Oliver Hill, T NJ Fcrine.
At Large, L + Bouton, OF Union.
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The following Central Committee
was appointed by the Republican con-
vention Of the Fiftieth senatorial dis
trict, held at Mound City, August ID
1874:
Alexander county, L. 4. Walbridge;
jackson, Ezra d. Pellet;
Union, 4. Ii. Phillips.
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At the Democratic congressional
convention, held at Anna, September
3, 1874, the following Central Com.
mittee for the Eighteenth district was
appointed:
Randolph, Beverly Wiltshire;
Perry, Z. B. Rusher;
Williamson, g. w. Goddard;
Jackson, q. w. Andrews;
Union, Hugh Andrews;
johnson, 1. N. Pierce;
Massac, j. w. Thrift;
Pope, ID. b. Field;
Pulaski, Obed Edison;
Alexander, John II. Oberly;
At Large, Judge +. Bross, Cairo.
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The following State committee was
appointed by the Democratic pposi-
ton convention, at Springfield, August
&c, 1874
LIST District, Egbert Jameson, Chicago
I'd District, VIM. j. Onabsn, Chicago
Sd District, Y. II. o. Winton, Chicago
Alb Diatrict, A. NJ. Harrington, Geneva.
9th District, VIM. Wright, Freepoit.
9Th District, j. h. Drake, Rock Island.
7th District, Geo. W. Ravens, Ottawa
9th District, Washington 4. Cook
Lscon.
9th District Chas. p. King, Peoria.
10th District, David L. Head, Carthage
llth District, J. M. Bush, Plttsheld.
18th District, K, l.. Merritt, Springfield
18th District, John A. Mallory, Havana
l4th District, j. II. Busby, Champaign
10Th District, N. D. Robinson. Efing
ham.
18th District, O. ID. HOLES, Green Vile
18th District, w. II. Krone, Edwards
willie.
18th District, w. II. Green, Cairo.
10Th District, James L. Robinson, Olney.
Al Large, N. b. Miller, Chicago.
Al Large, X. w. Townsend, Shawnee
town.
AT Large, VIM. Brown, jackson vile.
Mr. Brown was elected chairman of
the committee.
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The following executive committee
for Union county was appointed by
the Democratic county convention that
met in Jonesboro, August "a, 1874;
Judge NJ. q. Crawford
o. II. Kroh;
D. =. Hill.
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GEN. CusTER's vivid description Of
the gold hills and valleys of the Black
Hill country, loses something OF its
brilliancy and accuracy by the state
meut which is eli,ited from Professor
Wynchell, who accompanied the ex-
petition, that what the brave Custer
and his gallant soldiers took for gold
was only glittering and shining, but
valueless, mica. Lieut.. Fred. Grant,
who was also with the expedition, has
settled the question by asserting that
he did not see three dollars worth of
gold all the time he was in the country,
and the little he did see, he has reason
to believe, was imported.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL has severs
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, suita
BILE for gentlemen, that can be secured for
the winter,..with board, at very reasonable
rates. II
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Democratic State Ticket.
For State Treasurer
CHARLES CARROLL.

For superintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION
S. M. ETTER.
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The following Central Committee
was appointed by the Democratic con-
vention of Alexander county at Cairo,
August %, 1874
Clear Greek, Thomas j. Mcclure.
Goose Island, D. Greepley.
Dog Tooth, N. Hunsacker.
Hazlewood, James X. McCrite.
Thsbes, J. q. Rolwing.
Santa Fe, j. W. Rsnfrow.
Unity, w. J. Milford.
North Cairo, j ii MetealfM b Harrell,
TW Halliday and James Carroll.
south Cairo, John ii. Gossman, John
Howlsy, John Hogan and DIR. d. AFTER.
The following Central Committee
was sppointedby the Democratic Lib.
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FALL.
STUART & GHOLSON.

81 " hltI ~ OhVhCVNs
We take PLEASURE in announcing 10
our friends mdt our stock ot Fail and
Winter Goods is no,o arriving. We
shall offer This season stock Of Dress
Fabrics. Trimmings, Fancy Goods,
Notions, etc., which for rar,ety, style
and excellence Of material, ercels any
thing are haze heretofore altered. Our
large and increasing trade enables as to
buy from first hands at The best sources
of supply. Arrays on he alert to gain
erry advantage IN prices, zee are happy
10 state Mdt his season trc haze secured
he most dtrac,ire stock IN he market,
at prices tohich ue guarantee "Rock
BoHom.' We affirm our ability ~ du-
plicate Chicago and 81. LoUis prizes.
We KEEP ONLY THE MOST
DESiRABWE GOODS, ALLOW
NO REMNANTS TO 1CCUUU-
Late, MAKE NO BAD DEBTS,
AND Will NOT BE UNDER
SOLD BY Any no USE IN THE'
TRADE. A v'su Of inspection ,eiH
cOnciHce purchasers Of The ertraordi-
nary bargains offered Jy The popular
and progressive one.priee, cash Dry
Goods house of
Stuart & Gh0lsOn.
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WE knew he would. Hon. james
Lyons, of Virginia, President of Blant
Duncan's; Bourbon Convention Of 1872,
which nominated Charles O'Conor for
Grants successor, and the most un-
compromising State-sovcreiguity Dem
oerat Of the Calhoun persuasion in the
country, has come out openly for
Grant for q third term. When an old
hard shell, dyed-in-the-wool Bourbon
moves out OF his tracks-well, chair
lightning cart keep pace with him.
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Another life has been taken in the southyes,
Tor uihing czuse-an umbrella. Two hot
headed youths we're drinking and became in
volved in dispute as TO the ownership of an
umbrella The controversy was supposed to
nave been settled, when one OF the young men
drev pistol and placing the muzzle close to
The head Of the other blew his brains out. The
murderer and his victim belonged to "nrst
families" and consequently the former will no,
eHpiate his crime on the gsilows. There will
be long and exciting trial, which will result In
q verdict Of acquittal on the ground Of self-de-
fence, temporary alteration, or some other pre-
te&t.
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MI BURNS
Wy
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA AND MINERAL
WATERS, on Drsught
1872 PENNSYLVANIA Avs.sp.
sIstr Nsir v ffiArdr
BsEGisTERs otFIGE, oo1


~AsHINGION, 10. a., Mach Sd, 1874.
N1lce ~ hereby siNen that WEDNESDAY,
pu 1919, VIII have eN 3ire1 all lilo rs given by
ihe DistI ct 81 OOlumbit t. CONNIE rcial Agents
eodiefs and ais Produce Dealers a. large AMI ia all
the markets OF sac DIS riot.
All persons engaged In said business, tr aies or
professions must prnmptly r-ns~ said licenses 10
ace rnn ce vii PROV -iOos NJ the III act reg
uiaf1r iicebses approve Ell june ~ l573, viz That
every peIs y engaged la any trade, occupation OF
prof' ssi % for hich license is i'm sci uv hs
laws OF the District Of Columbia sh ~, the time
,or procuring IN me, make apoics in 20 the
REGISTER, and shsl state under o.th aft mat On
ecoh FAC Q ~ may be sppic able to LICENSES :"
THE Res lister shall then issua [ the appli-
cant ctrtihczts STAYING the particular kiad II n.
c'ts- Tor Inch apo cstion has bssn maie, an the
an curt o. munes required by law &, be paid there
for. Said certitcat- shall be delivered 10 tn OIL.
lsctor, who shall, upon the receipt Of the sum Of
mobsJ stated therein, give o cert icSte of DIP ST.
stating the smount Of money paid and the kind Of
!icef Sc 'quirtd, AZ shs be the duty of the Rsp
lstrr to issue said license
THAT every person liable for O iicepse tax who
may Tall TO pay the same before engaging IN the
Business Tor which teens. tax NAV be rrauired
shsi, IN Adj 3n to the license imp - ID Day
sne or penalty OF not lees than five Rsr more than
nsr3i liz JOHN =. COOK, Register n. o.
~ NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH
Wy lNGTON, ID c., Jasnayy IL, 1874. The rate
O. Interest deposits sie in this bank ifrOm AND
after arch LIST, 164. will be
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
and all money on deposit to March Is, will draw
Elk PER OEHT. PER ANNUM,
unti July let, after winch rerJd the interest aIow-
FIVE PER GENT. PER ANNUM,
uEtil otherwise ordered.
Interest In all cases is computed and allowed for
each Toll calendar month.
isbl'-eot j,l W. sTICKNEY. President,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALI-sey.rsi second h.ud W AGDNs Ap.
toBssJ CHARLTON, HsycnnCr : .kery
80 y street northwest. apis ST.
LOB eALE-At stable of Mr. Allison Nsilur,Jr
hands me and blooded chestnut BOB a
kkb HORSE, HARNESS aud SADDLE in
Inquire at lS2s street northwest. ais 6..NN
EOR s.LE-Is Glenwood Oemetery, LOT No
= IL. IN Ares IN, containing $40 su pert Ial
feet Apply TO d. .. DAVIS 5l3 a., street north
west. apis 81
4 9uire Of D. DlGGINs, asa l+t street ~
southeast. splI ST. GA
EoR sALE-A fRe large HORSE, suitable for
L WAGON or car risse use Dan be seen at -
hshaH.RS, s'h street, between u snd E%
LO,.nNe.. splI %. 81
Lob sALE-sKCOND- HAND IUMBEK, WIN.
" pOMS asd Dooks, with fkaMGs, BIN
10 Sood order, At Gamer 7th street and Massachu,
sets ave. and southwest Corner &th and strosts
Io'tns eet. spl0-3t'
D. NY PB FION. with aud without tops, a.d
= ho MbLks. A grea' assortment OF. GRR,
nne uAkRiAGEs, new and second 49,
ono hand Carriages taken IA exchange p d.
sChmlTI 90, No. 319 nh street, bet ween az
snd d Warrington, and - West Fayette street,
behlmote. aps-im'
liam., on Compress street, II. ighs u George
town. Apply 20 b b WILLIAMS. ap7-sts
tOR sALE-A desirable BUILDING LOT front.
iDg Is fott on the north side of 4 street bet S,en
sud 7th north vest. Inquire OF l.. KAUFMAN
ol2 hltr. e2t Ith street northwest. msr24 In
tNoR sALE-Fine OANAKY AID MOOkING
= SiKDs; warranted good singers. BIRbxH
tstr I'M. aoErz.
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MAKE YOUR HOMES
ATTRACTIVE.

I have Just opened
1000 FRAMRe OaRoMoS,
In neat solid walnut Frames which will be sold az
p rsons Of f.stdous taste will id them,sl, ed suit-
ed. Anon g them are:
Fine Laudscapes. Miaisture AouareIls, Madonna
eedis, Kcee Homo, 4 alter d ,loross. Firs L s-s pn
The Surprise y psctatiop, med t,tion, he Che.
0randpsps, Ducks, Chickens. Dogs, The Artis,,
The Concert, Home scsnes, &c &c.
not frsnnAd, on stre.cher,. very fine: Lake Com ,,
LAX. Gene,a, The wetterhorn, The Mstternorn,
Also. few choice subjects, large, 1t 81 80 and g.
frsmed.
Fancy walnut Stands, Corner, Side, ami Of )ck
b. nckets, Toiies Boxes, Wall Pockets Au1 Pap r
Plated ss r.:d res snS rsss
spoons and Forks, Ivory hands Knives, Knives
aud Forks, &c, &C.
BssuiifuI Bohemian Glsss VASES, Bottles, Bouquet
bolc ers, ststu. ties, rlov-r Pot. and Flower Pot
0Ia,s Toilet set-, IS pieces,) Bird Cages Rustic
Baskets, Bead Baskets.
Hu dsome Lace Tides IPiq>e Toilet Sets, pieces.
walnut and Gi't Frrines, Oval Frames, &C &c,
all rapsing from IS GEMS to 81, 81
sILvERs ERG'S
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
312 SEVENTH STREKT.
apis tn NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
COFFkE DROPPING.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD-1234I
II street, hear Franklin Square. apl0 s.
Con PER MONTH for hrst-ciass BOARD to
y ~ families; Sl8 per month for drst class Ia
bic Board. Fuvsisbed aud unfurnished r IONS 20
rent low. No. 500 street northwest, corner 18th
ktI ct. sp3lns
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MEDICAL, Ac.

stn LID DB. DAkBI"h bstter facilities than
W ever for prHcaicing his great specially. Onis
one charge made for adj ice and medicIae. DrGg
e.ote, rser "a street and Poansy wanna avenue,
tColoLiZatlon Building Ar9-lm.
he. JANE WILSON, q Thoroughly en- p-riencsd
~ ana scientific a d~ lie aud LANES Physician
Ladies attended 10 ~ their Residence ~ any hour
night or day. or plsssAs ans the best OF
tendance at the Doctors private residence, an
street, between = and y. Business sscredly conf.
Dental. mari I'm
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ThIElf skyks SMALL sAsss WITHIs

si.u ooo iotn SIS, bposlie L =. IT-s-urT-
NOUhxA . m1DDLRYON,
IN OkkRS,
6l3 lSTH sfREsr.
BONDS ahO STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
DIsTRlCT BONDS
SPECIALIZE
TAKES,
Special Em provement
General Sewerage,
SE7TIED Al L0WkST HATES.
orders q the
STOCK EXCHANGE
decBm promptly executed. fRerl
L BY AUSTIN r. BRowh,
Corner OF New YORK. avenue and Fifteentn str~<s
TLros large doukte HOUSES, rsngiEs 10 prIos
from e3oW 90 So 80, aud several other nrst class
HUuses.
One whole square Of GRoUKD and LOTS in
pH,is 81 ne city
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We are glad to Offer our customers still anothf r
re6uoliob III the prc- of O,ffees, and quote:
Oh Government ya~a.. ........ $4,000. nc st 40c
Oid government AVA. Oh iccst ssted IS
10Y IInient java 'od &c Z.
baracaloc-A isrge lot Of the finest ever brought
this market inst received Psice low
Bseuy raw hite Santos, Bio, &c at remarkably
low rates.
M cha-We are also Just in receipt OF q lot of
This variety, which guarantee to be of superior
quality.
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nSI Q: o. F.-The =. " GRAND HN camp
Wy lint oil meet their hall on TUBs-
DAi - b instant, ut I O'Clock .. m. share,ts q,
,rnn me ionersl VI our ceased brother, JAMS II.
L. LIB. ALLYN. Grand Serb,
hFI o. o. F-The members OF a AGGNESU
Wy khCAkPMkST, so 4, ]. U. y. r., are re-
qssted &C. meet at the sl 5th beast, IN
1Uk-DA1. 18th instant, ct 13r o clock. 20 attend
the fut srsl Of our late hrs thsr, jams h Toap
JOHN =. O'HEILL o.
p. ALLAN, Scribe. IT.
@I 90. F.-Members Of IA FERN LODGE,
Wy Ne. =, 1. .. U. y are r,q 4. sted to a,s-m-
II at the hall rDer OF llth st-.at AID MARY aud
iO'e.ocs y. m attend the fanesal " our late
brother. ANS q. FoRp. Members Of sister lodges
materially in, tied. By order:
nF1DIrOR EVENING STAR: received an
Wy snony Ro, letter from party unknown to
., apd too cova dly to put his name to IL who As
sailed ne and my business a very ~ntIem MY
Nav, aid wish to gay to him and the pI' lie gou-
orally tbroug5 he col1uns f your valu able pa per,
thst 1 never solicited hi, custom or the $500
CHEEKS mtI tioned b. him In hi. L. tier, and I am
myself sLd busfn- O. % anything have said this
IetDr: would be very much obliged To bi n " HI
would call at place and state his reason for {.
Kesp. cifaily your, JOHN SCOTT;
sIl3 r. Oh street DIniog Sal ,un
nFHUUSrPAINTERs' LoDGe, No. rs, OF
Wy MsshiDgfoH.-An mem beers If this Lodge are
e.I nsrty requested 20 attend their next nesting
1UkSDAf, 4th Instant, as business of great i'm.
rOrisnce TO every m mber will brOuRh b.fbre
tie cdge. TsplLa'I J.W. HALL, PRESS.
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No. 2Y6 3 street northwest. Msan houss presvsd.
brick front With brown etsne trimmings and porch.
Three noo ssS istse cellar iarge bsek bIilding,
Bacon for use Of owner, and 10 nearly new Has the
painted snS psvsrsd, and & hssd.ensiy sSisSs2.
Lot . by IL 70 an alley. WIN b soId cheap on
long time. Apply TO
B.H. BACON,
jafZ-tr TO9 Market 0oace.
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The communication headed ga Hint 70
Builders" 10 worth attention.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

CoR lHHr--rvo LAW OFFICES corner Of s b
Il and D streets, opposite CITY Hall. sps eas =
E0R SAIL GOOD Nine
II BglLDINe LOTS oenteinipe p.oae fees q
e es.s s.r' iSSsSf I'LL as
EVk sALI-DwKLLINGs.
BRICKS.
N, between 9Th and leth. northwest, SIS esq
r az ~, s ss1..s, a.; cas ps,, $3.50
Ccrcorsn q bet. lssh and issh, I've, each ss.o
J street northwest. ten rooms, perfect, s7,o0.
n street, near 81, compiste, Sli es
k'free' street, seven ro- ms, 90 so
st. n'r'h~es''' IS sNsiss' siseS and sislos.
Fly Fix; new Sd street n0r'a.''t, each s,ss
81. DOr,he..t, 8 rooms. I.rs. lot, soess. siJs.
IS al ave pSs and she.s
scp ,,.'.: ,.rse iots, eseh st.ss.
1898 leth northwest, Eve rooms, S1.loo.
sewer and ImproVssepf raves I psis or The most
Apply 70 WIN. L. BRAMHALL 90,
R.sl Estate ard Insurance Agents,
n.-,..,s Marble Building Ss pate 9 Ps,eHt nee,
EOR sALK-Ele. ant D~ELLINe HOUSE
modern i%prO,s@spie; me sissis. &C 10 e~orss s
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-11
BLsNARcK,s SWIFT OF MAM

A European letter says: ''The recent attempt
on Prince Bismarck's life, at Kissingen, has
drawn attention to a story told by Hungarian
journalist, NJ Jokai, that Prince Bismarck is
in the habit of constantly wearing cuirass
made of fold upon fold of closely wound satin,
which will turn a revolver ball even when fired
within few PAGES. This very pretty story has
been told of every prince or prominent person
age from James II of England, whose life has
ever been in danger from an assassin, down to
the late Napoleon III. Whatever may be the
truth about Napoleon III, 1 once had the word
of Prince Bismarck himself that there was no
truth in the story. In referring to the attack
by the student, Blind, Bismarck remarked:
Being tolerably strong man, caught him
by the wrist and stopped him from hurting
me. He made stab after stab at me with his
knife, and as he did not seriously wound me,
(though, as a matter OF fact, he did scratch
me, every one said that 1 wore q euirass, and
owed my safety to it. owed my safety to my
strength The only time that wear cuirass
is when on duty as an officer Of the cuirassiers;
never otherwise.