davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
Quoted in Full.

You have no doubt heard the story of
the Chinaman who, in making a new pair
Of breeehes for the American captain, with
an old pair for pattern, followed his copy
50 literally as to reproduce stitch rent and
two patches. But the ludicrousness Of the
imitation was entirely thrown into the
shade by the mistake of an honest, literal
servant who had taken the job of finishing
thssstoae work Of a new church in Briers-
port. The presidiag clergyman of the
parish was chairman of the committee on
ornamentation, and7it was decided that Z
suitable quotation Of Holy Writ be grav-
ened upon the capstone Of the portal over
the maia entrance. In accordance there
with the workman was directed to carve
upon tho stsne the sentence-''My House
shall be called the House of Prayer" The
man acknowledged his literary deficiency,
and in order that be might mako no mis-
take, he asked for an exact copy of what
was wanted. The clergyman being in
somewhat of hurry, and having small
pocket Testament with him, took it out,
and opened to the twenty y-frst chapter of
Matthew. and pointing to the thirteenth
verse. he said -
"Thsre, my man, you have it just as
We want it,"
The craftsman took the book, and the
clergyman went his way.
The dedication Of the church was post
poned week to await the finishing of the
cap-stone. 1T was done in time, and rais-
ed to its place, and the CONSERVATION Of the
good minister and his companions of the
committee can be better imagined than
described, upon beholding how literally
with afvopg geancs the workman had copied
the tsxt Of Scripture. Commencing at The
point designated by the clergyman. he had
reproduced the whole verse. 80 that the
stone bore upon its face the startling sen.
tence:, .~-.,..-..
House shall-Je called the Hosss o
Prayer; but ye have made IL Den Q,
TAieres p +.7 s.-+ y
9 There was further postponemsnt Of th'
dedicatory services, and in the end .h'
lower half Of the cap-stone was adorne,
With network Of ehisellipg and clippisl
rot contemplated BY the original plan
Ledger.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
FOR SALE AND RENT

7NHE subscriber, intending TO retire from the
l. mercantile business, offers for sale his entire
stock of Goods, with good will and fixtures, of
the store he now occupies.
The Store House Tone of the best in Odessa,
is for rent. Also for sale or rent. nicely locat-
ed Dwelling, it being newly painted and fitted
up, and very convenient.
Also, Granaries and Wharf.
All these properties will be sold or rented to-
gether or separately. ]. G. MATTHEWS.
Odessa, Jan. 2lst, 1874--tf
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
FOR RENT, ON SHARES,

The Farm of Mrs. David Wilson Thomas, situate
about two miles below Odessa, containing ahou.
300 acres. Apply to DANIEL w. CORBIT,
Odessa, Del.
Or to W. G. SPRUANCE,
Jan 24--2m. Wilmington, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07

MIXED TRAIN, N,-Northward, will leave Del
mar at ASP. N. Laurel sl2; seaford,. 3.43 !;
Bridgcvile, 42o; Greenwood, 4.4o; Pennington
ASS; Harrington, $40; Dover, "a; Clayton,
7.2l I; Middletown, $40. Arrive at Wilmington,
9.55 Philadelphia, ll.3o; Baltimore, $50, p.
NJ.
Southwark, will leave Phila at 80 P. NJ.
Baltimore, 7.3O; Wilmington, IL. 55; New Cas-
tie, /. 20; Mddletown, 2.28 Townsend, 2,45 !;
Clayton, 3.ls; Dover 400; Wyoming, 4.l2 !;
FELTON,, 40; Harrington, 05; Pennington,
5.l7; Greenwood, 5.32 Brdgevilc, $50; Sea-
ford, GIT; Laurel, $40; Delmar, 100.
The mixed train will be run subject to delays
incident to freight business, and will stop only
at stations where time is given.
Sg(ESrl NEW CASTLE TRAINS. ,s LAS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phila-
delpha at TAO, A. u. and 6.25 P. N. Leave Will
mington at l.25 and $50 p. N. for New Castle.
ks ae - sMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS. s@ag
Additional to those above, leave Smyrna for
Clayton Il 80 A. N. and 7:35 P N. leave Clayton
for Smyrna $40 A. NJ, and ZOO p. NJ, leave
to make connection with trains to and from Do
yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County and
Queen Anne's & Kent Railroads. At Clayton
with Md. and Del. R. R. At Harrington witt
J. &B. RR At Seaford, with Dorcester and
Delaware r. r. At Delmar, with Eastern Shor'
h. R., and Wicomco and Pocomoke r. r.
May 2o-ly H. F. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-07
:, Periodicals. Arla i " ! o..,
scK1BNBR FOR 1870.

{ d1ot2 TssE-- e il.a 3'sT Ws
The uaexamp,sd favor accorded to this Maga-
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coming year with the means of making it more
attractive aad valuable than ever before to its
large and increasing number of readers on both
sides Of the Atlantic The serial stesy Of the year,
KATHERTNE EARLE,
by Miss Tfafton, is a charming Love Story BY a
gifted writer, which is destined to wide popu-
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the Best Short Stories by SAKE Holm, Bret tarte
ard other delightful story-tellers. A series O!
striking and unique poems, with illustrations,
"OLD TINE MUslC,' by Benz. F. Taylor, known
for his brilliant contributions to the Western
Press, will sing to us again the music Of the Spin
ming Wheel, The Flail, The Stage Coach, The
"'3 Por,raas u ana Biographical Sketches Of Ameri-
can Authors; papers on Dairy Farming and Stock !,
Raising in Europe, on Household Decoration and
Furniture, besides more than fifty other ilustra-
ted articles are now in preparation. The splen-
did series,
1.-THE GREAT SOUTH"
the most important and expensive series Of illus
trated papers ever undertaken by any Magazine,
will be ontinued through tie year. lpsthe De
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State The Mountain Regions Of the Sonth The
Iron Regions of Missouri, &c &c. These, with
| the Essays and Editorial Discussions Of Litera.
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'BEsT IN TIE W0RLD.'
The Holiday Number Of ST. NICHOLAS, oul
splendid new Illustrated Magazine for Girls ane
Boys, the finest ever issued, will be sent to al
A subscribers of Scribners Monthly for 1874. Alst
the November and December numbers OF st. Mich
olas sent free to those who subscribe for beth
Magazines. The. July number Of Scribner
Monthly containing the Introductory article o
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OFFICE or kUFERvIsING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEPARYNFNT.


49,. m MAsHINGToS, ID. q, sept. 7th, 1879 \
resied Proposals ~ be received ~ this Office uu-
w ~ m - the orr DAY or OcTpBFR, ls7s n fnr-
~, ue,l, erlng, ntting, and putting 10 place
Ibssrt Srr Elevator in the south Wing u tn naS
Wssbi.ws.oTT' nna Navy Department. Binding,
, Copies Of the General Specifications, Drawings Of
Cstion o. this Office. F'
The scarolding required BY the Contractors 70
El the ktystor In pl ace will he furnished hy TIE
Lment, iree oi charge but will be erected by
Tie Elevator NUT be completed within thrss
months from date Of acceptance o. prop1sai ana IA
C0nfaotor- Will he requires TO guarantee IN r vol
fo- period Of two years
Payment Will be ma1e on the completion Of the
work less ten l0l per cent which ~l be ratatneI
a per ID q SIX months.
Al bids must be acc 1mpauied by a psual bond ia
tne sum OF i've Thousand dollars, sbgUi that the
bldoer VIII accept and perform the contract II
awarded him; the sufiCieLcY Il the security 20 be
certhed BY the United states Judge, clerk o. the
Lifted q stes Court or the District Attorney Of ths
uistflet v herein he resides.
he Department reserves the riRbtto reject anv or
AL 6ies II u be deemed for tbs tnteres II the "
eminent % DO 20.
Every bid must be made on the printed form o. be
obtained ~ this Office, AMI must INFORM IA every
respect 90 the requirements Of this advertisement.
CT q viii not be considered
Pr 20, ais will not be received from parties who
arc lot themselves engaged IN the manufacture 20
Elevators, and who have not the secessSry facilities
Tor getting ont the work
Proposals. will be enclosed in sealed envelope
endO sed Bic Tor Pasenger Elevator for the Souih
Wing 81 fhe New state, War, aud Navy Depart
mems Building, /" anc addressed 20
A. Il MULLETF.
seps 2H Supervising Architect.
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DROPOsALs CUT GBAHITE WORK FOR
u TIE APPROACHES AND FnNCES FOR
TIN UHlThD STATEe GENLhAL POST
CFFICE, WAsHlNGTON, d. q.
OFFICE OF sUPERv.sINs ARCHITECT
IhEAsLRN DEE TMENr.

nAshlNGTON. ID O.. August 18th, 1874
pntil ? NJ. Of the 2lsT DAY OF sEFrEMBER, Is7g,
United States General Post once, WSshing,6n, u
a., III oI the CutvGranlte Work required for TIE
aiee with Drawings and epecihcsfions
,khcb Dicoer must submit 20 this Office sample
boek e be Il ty y BY L ineass, showing on 5e
soe ne natural fracture Of The stone, aud one q
done on the work, when must fe eguAi 70 the
s'51osrd sSmple 20 be seen 81 this Office
ns Nhole - the stone, cut and ready for getting,
must he delivered at the site OF the building as
ysScy ss be required by The pr9gress Of the
months etieT the award Of the CoBtrsct, asd the
from ssrne date, NJ der pssitv ~ one bnbr s3 si
sSrs Sio.g ior each days delay above tbs time
Proposals will be mace fer the work a. exbibf,es
re DRAWINGS snd described By the epscidoatious
lessees Fl the guaries FROM which the stone l. pro-
posed 20 De furnished, II their agents or from
have the Necessary facilities for prom M eTeclifSn
Of the work as required, and Who must furnish a
their sample is taken, that they will deliver rhe
steeA stgnltea ID TINE 20 enabie the bidder
PlSte the work within the q ne above specified.
Payments will be mace monthly ,dsd1c tins ten per
cert o. Moik executed until the Hal complexion Of
All bids must be accompanied by the bond Of two
sIs SO that tse bisSsT VI socsS sns S SS
form the contract II awarded him. and execute bonds
Iss,0OD The bond 20 be approved by the UniteS
sts,es Judge Clerk Of the United States Oourt, OF
der resides
The Department reserved the zht 20 reject any or
81 DDS, u II be ceenci for the interest of the Gov
eminent to 90 so.
Eyery bid must be made on the printed form, 90 be
obtained 81 this Cfice. and mu-t coufJrm ia every
respect 20 the requirements Of this Cd ar
NJ will not be considered
Copies Of the Plans al q Specific Ations NAV be Oh.
tanned on application az this office.
Proposals must be inclased ia a sealed envelope
endorsed Proposals. for Cat Granite Work Tor tse
Approaches aud Fences OF the U1ited States General
Poet Office, WaEbiT gtOD, ID. q, and, with the
pies properly lsbelled with the name Of the bid
der End quarry marked thereon, ed -ressed 20
A. b. MULLErr,
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DROPOsALs FOB WROUGHT AND CAST.
ZION WORK FOR THE SOUTH WING or
TIE EkN STATE, WAR AND NAVY DIX
PhR9MENTs' BUILDING, WASHING
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
IREAsTkY DFPARTNENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
eeaied Proposals viii be received At this Onics
urtll IL m. Of the 9th DAY OF sEP7KNBER. 1874,
place the Wr6ns ii sna cast-iroh work, IS eHbib.
tied BY the Drawings, described in the specthca.
the Stairs. Coruces under stone platforms OF Prin
epSl stairs, skirtings 70 Rooms, &c, and outside
Copies q the Drawings. s pecihcAtiOn, and sch.d.
ole may De hso on application At this Office.
,1 ~ sGangleipg rsanired By the o9Etraetoos 10
ernment free Of charge, bat viii be erected By the
Proposals will be made by the piece su perfieiAI or
nea fcet, weight, for the various items u wOI K
a. proyid for ~ the Schedule.
must be delivered rs rapidly may be called for By
the superntendent aud required By the progress Of
platforms must BE finished within two mouths from
date Of acceptance OF proposal, the Stairs within
the inside wofk within four months from same date
the Fence Railing must be put up apidiy as the
Payments viii be made monthly, deducting ten
per until the nal compassion OF the Contract
two respobsible persons, r. the sDm o. ae e2sa q
dollars, 5O9D that the bdder will And ner-
torn the contract swarded him, the sutheieuey %
Judge. Clerk Of the United States Court, or the Ds
riot Attorney Of the district wherein the bi.der re-
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
or all bds, II Il DO deemed for the interest Of the
any item at the rate proposed in the schedules
livery bid u uss be made on the printed firm, 20
be obtsintd at this office, and must conform tn every
respect 20 the Requirements Of tkis ADVERTISEMENT
Proposals viii not be received frou parties who
are not themselves engaged in the the manufacture
q Wrought and Cast-Iron work and who have
dofssd IBID for wrought end Cast, iron wors ssr
ips, > and sddres.ed 10 A. b. MuL SI rITs"o
sue14-let Supervising Architect.
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LOST AND FOUND.

= AhD.-Lost, on the Departmental Dozen
rc excursion, on Friday, September 4th, a q sd
Revolving Onyx LCCKkT. The above reward will
De PAID IL lett at this office. sep1l-2t'
I OsT-Betveen II and Il m. Thursday an ola
IL silver CHATEbAIEE CHAIN, ian heifIol m, }
with huge fan attached, in Metro politan railroad
car between Sd and 4th streets northeast trout
II City Hall On leaving 1t at clerks office, City
Eall The tindpr will be literally rewarded ssIl-2t
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A New York paper states that improved real
estate in that city Is to-day worth twenty-five
per cent. LEES than il on the first day of
Septenb Der last year, while unimproved lots are
worth from thirty-thTee 10 forty per cent. less.
This IL a melancholy confession for New York
paper 10 make, in view OF what the journals Of
that city have tried TO make the public believe
about the depression of property in and the ruin
of the people of Washington. 1t is doubtful
whether any honest, fair minded person will
say that there has been an average shrinkage of
ten per cent. on the prices of year ago on
either improved or unimproyed property in this
city. EEd this in spite not only of the panic of
last year, and the consequent general prostra-
ton Of business since, but of local causes which
tended to reduce values, and also Of persistent
and direct efforts on the part of those opposed
to her prosperity, both within and without, to
bring about that result. Notwithstanding all
these causes II is quite safe to say that there is
not city in the United States where values of
real estate are as near the figures Of year ago
az they are in Washington.
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Dom Pistt denies the story that he prepares
the financial views of Senator Jones. 1t is now
In order for Jones to deny that he is responsible
for Piatt's Jokes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-12

A great many women were disappointed last
evening at the failure Of The Graphic to arrive
rs advertised.
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%IHIRTEENTH-sT. BAPTIST CHUROH.
GGc& kzy. =. II. CUTHBERT, pasto-, will preach
~ mOBhOW, both morning aud evening. ltE
TFREFORMED EPISCOPAL SERVICE IN
~ Lincc In n all audience rom 81 NDAY RYE
nlnG ~ I'D O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. WILLIAM
mC6xlKE Public generally invited. IL
nSIkISIIY CHURCH, Corner 50 AID sts :
Ny Rev. DR.. KEELING, FORMER recsor, will
{res ,c, IN this church on SUNDAY MORNING, 81
- OClOCk. IT.
nFIHE CHAPEL OF THE HOLY OOM-
NY hUEION, corner 1871 street AMI penn
y LyaIia avenue, v iii be opened Septenibsr 2ih
lob Sunday after Trinity. Service g. Usual. IL"
kE| AsSs CIAfIOE will be h.Id on MONDAY
II 0'eiCek a. m 1, A. Territorial Hall All cOnsTac-
lOs art respectfully and cord ally invited to attend
IL ID. HIMBER, Sec retary
ms hk1 ROPOLITAN PKEsBY TEXAN
Wy CH CRCH, Capitol HiII,l corner Of B and 81
1ATB, the 18Th s. Quarter Of efsht o,eIoHR
Mornlrg services at IL P.eachiDg By the Pas
IoI. 1t
n
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POSTPO.T'E.HE.S'T.
SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association

ooOO Oasn frizes, esgregsttng. D 600
PRICE OF TICF ETS:-Whole Tickets $40:
Bali Tickets, SIS, QnarteI Tickets, 81 50; ELEVEN
Tickets, el0O. NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS,
TnS Concert Is strictly for MASONIC purposes,
ana viii be conducted with the lbersliry hon.
esty, and fairness hich characterized the first en-.
terpTise. JOHN L.. hOPER, Prest
For Tickets and Circulars giving full inform
address, BkSRI v. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Va
Arply at 1874 Eleventh street northwest, or to
Jsnitors st Masonic Temple, corner 9Th and SITS,
Responsible AGENTS Wanted. sepl-t, ,6sl0w
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The HoultOn statement No serves to deepen
the cloud about Dir. BeecDer, but does not sup
ply much additional evidence in the case.
MCulton hints that other evidence is reserved
for uFe in the courts. There ia where the whole
matter should have gone long ago.
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where to Advertise.

TEE STAB has now q circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined; reaching every household in the
District and wide range outside. The result
lie that TIE STAR affords unsurpassed sdvsn-
tagee as q medium Of communication between
all classes of the community, in the way Of the
adjustment OF demand and supply.
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MEDICAL, DC.

MEDICAL, 6o.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE--R7oT- RCI1J
Abuses In esrly life. Manhood restored I.npe Ii.
ments TO marfiege removed. New method Of Trest-
mtnt. New aid remarkable remedies. y Joks a ID
HOlcdId 4! SOc,aiton, 4l9 North Mint street, Phil
tdeIpbIe, Pa an Institution having high rspu-
Eli Tor honorable conduct and prGie ssional
CONFIDEsrIAL MEDICAL TREATMEST.-
- Old DR. DARBY has greater facilities than
ever for prsctciDg bis speciality. Only one ciargg
gaze, Ofhce at the Drugstore corner 4s street snd
rs. avenue. sepl0-lm'
nR. JANE WILSON,
~ A.thoroughIy experienced and scientific MIA.
wife and Ladies' Physician,
Lsdies attended to ct their residence at any hour,
tendance AZ the Doctors private residence, b u
street northwest, between LIST aud ID SITS. mar7-1y
nR. ROBERYSON,
T., 40 10th sTRiIf, NKAl PA. AyENxr,
private practice, will guarantee cure IN ell Dis
eases Of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
GonOrr h reoensy a eSntIse,ed enr n Case o.
Syphilis Ia all is stages quickly cured and the poi.
son entirely cradle from the system without the
eIcesses and abuse in Youth, osusins loss 81 meopy
and insanity, general debility, organic weakness,
impetencT nerv Ous irritsbiity, symptoms Of con.
pains in back, dimnsss * sight or siddiness, evil
forebsdings, lf-distrust, 6c. speedily cured by
many years 3. s. IUssS street, Bs@Cas tGs
has consented after many solicitations by his Ssh.
hingtop patrons, to open permanent once IN tasf
ianz-ly
EEMALE DISEASES Of al Kinds treated De-
Il scribe case and enclose s.; advice and medicine
SAC North iab street, PhiIadelphia. janT "
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A LABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
UNDER tbs MANAGEMENT OF THE
LKssEEs OF TgE TUsK.LOOsA SCIENTIFIC
AND ART ASSOCIATIONS,
Chartered 6y the legislature Of Alabama, February
81, 1866 for Is ysarS)
This Company is dssirous Of procuring reliable
akeRtS I'D the various states, and as the Alabama
Lottery Grant has now about IL years to run, the
agencies thus estsbIishsd will be permanent The
business is conducted IN Mobile, Alabama, an Pab-
.ir. uncer sworn Commissioners, and the responsi-
b1iiiy OF the Company undOubted for the p-omp
payment oil all the Prizes, in all Schemes Issued By
them.
ON the Iith of October Next,
the Company has the ir First Grand Single Number
DTAH1ns, In which are $4,000 IN PTizeS whole
tickets, 10; after that Ihpy will draw q Single
nEMDer LOTTERY cara month, on the Havana Plan.
also, esoh week will be drawn bV the Company, a
~ Combination Oh the French Plan, the tickets Of
Shleh will only be q cents. AID the Capital Priz e.
Parties will thst it is to their interest to uro
allowed a liberal ommission.
, The Draw ines of the Alabama State Lottery, for
The Policy business, takes place at Mobile twice
each day IN public. Address all commu nc stiOns
the l4tn Of October next,to
J. Y. SLATER Co.,
Managers, Mobile, Ala,
Or Box 5431 New York P o.
EoplIe, SEPT ,lel4. sepl0-4tF
uEhMANE BRAEDT's
h NEW YORK BLFAOBERY,
Si2 81 street, between / aud northwest
SfBAW. PANAMA HATS aud BONHETS
nSKNTs FELT HATS Cleaned or Dyed and
AlwsIs the Lates. Styles On hand. sep7-6t-
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

Irtspeetfuly call attention to the following cheap
ard really Dice goods:
Sol d Cod Cellar Buttons, Ell,
Solid Gold Sets OF Studs, S2
Filled Plain Gold Rings, warranted l4s., 81 and 81
Roll Plate Vest Chains, new patterns, 81
veg 5. asnds1%s sed plated ohseiAine and opera
Best Boil Plate Ear Drops, new designs. large va
Csiiuioid coral Drops and studs, o. per sett
Fine Rubber Crosses, latest sty les, SOC. and 81.
" Lockets for and pictures sos aud 81
becklaces, long CHAINS. ChAtelainss,
vest Onalns, sets OF Jewery, Bracelets, &C., soc.
Inisnts handsome Split Zephyr ssques, 81.
ELo.ic bouqu-t Toilet Soap, very sweet, 25c.
Plated Desert and Table Knives, 81 psr sett 4,
ehesp 81 double he price.
White Metal Silver Plated Tablespoons and Forks,
10 Pin Exts1sion Hat Racks: reduced TO a9tc.,
always sod at soc. Pic IRE Frames In large va
ceised, and sll veryiw.
b SILVRRB6RG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sePI-r sig 1rH 81. MAI PENNSYLVANIA Az.
CENTRAL DIsPKNsABY,
" Corner 10th ana streets.
Open esiy from TO p. m, Sundays excepted.
ATTENDING sTAFF--Disesseso OF Women, Or.
Throat, Hart and Lungs, DR.. ". poarmsD n,
Abdomen, DR.. WIN II: Ro~, Tuesday and Friday.
Surgery DR.. w. Q. Briscoe, Wednesday and satnr-
day; Diseases OF Eyes and Far, DR.. O. b. A:
Children, DR.. J. Waiter, Tuesday and Friday a. I'm
Mr.. GEO. FELIX BENKE RT
WILL RESUME HIS LEssoys-
On The ,Ss 81. Of rs S
4 90. and J. ELLIS 4 CO., win receive promps q.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPos.Ls FOR A PAssENGER ELEya
IOh EOR TIKI SOUTH WIS9 oF Ta =
hhM stats, WAR AND NAVY DCPkRT.
MbhTs BUILDING, wASHIhGToN,D q.
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PERSONAL.
& T 2 D L o q Y q.
MADAME ROsS.

a g o l. o q Y
MADAME ROsS.
This celebrated Lady Astroiogist and Healing Me-
dun can De consulted az no. 2el ID street,
corner OF 10, nJrthwest. She has no superior
IN oelinesting the Past, Present and Future. In
love or business her advice lie inysluabe describing
your frlenCs pointing out your enemies, snd inform
Ing you Of the sure WaY' 70 snccsss ia an undsr.
tskiI gs Consultation strictly confidential, Ladies'
e.; gentlemen, 81 50. jyT-ly
MADAME FLORENCE,
Iva IRE CELEBR6TE CLAIRV YANT,
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