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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-07-10

Nh. John Mccormick will act as agent
for the proprietor of this paper during
the latter's absence. g.s .....T
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Fob SALE.


n ANDs FOR sALEIHAyEsEyERAJ.
Ia tracts OF unimproved lands belonging 10 me-
settlers.
I will sell on credit, payable in one, two. thrs.
four, FIVE, six, seveli, eight, nine and ten wears.
with eight per cent interest annually, from firsG
day OF December next. Or / will rent to actual
settlers for mere payment during five yearsl Of
the taxes which may be assessed upon the tract
they occupy.
In either selling or renting, the purchaser or
lessee VIII Obligate himself to actually settle or
and place in cultivation the land received by
hlIi, within six months from date OF sale Or.
lease, under penalty of nullity of sale or lease.
have also for sale q wellimproved place, con-
tanning two hundred arpents Of land, with Iarge,
and cOm1nOdiOus dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs. Price of this place 5000, payable on terms,
with eight per cent yearly interest from day Of
sale.
Also, a saw mill property, which | viii also sell
on terms. HENRY L.. GARLAND
EOR sALE-oN LIBERAL TERMS or
~ Credit.-A SaWmlH in running order.
situated In this parish, with a large tract of
land valuable for its timber and cultivation.
Price $4,000, payable with eight per cent per
ahhulh interest IRON date, in 6, IL, IS, "a, SO, &c,
10, 40, "a, 90, &c and ~ months. Lumber win bs
taken in payment.
Apply to HENRY L. GARLAND.
EOR sALE.-A LONG EsTAB1IsHETS
Store Stand with one aTpent of ground and
ouliaIngs and improvements sig Pr11es north of
public road leading to Vile Pate.
Apply to TiHos. II. LEWIS or HENRY /.
AZ OpelGCsas. n46.
PLANTATION FOR sALE-sITUA-
a. TED on Bayou Teehe, six miles from OpelOu-
sas ana three nom Barry's Landing, contains
about 400 arpenfs, 70 arpents fenced and cleared,
balance woodland, has q new and cOmmodious
awen1ng mouse and two cabins. For terms, an.
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THAEKs,-We are indebted to the
State Champion ct tile White League,
for bringing the Advertiser into promi-
nent and favorable notice. Several
Leaguers who heard him spout from the
text taken from our paper, are now 6p-
posed to the movement and have since
become our subscribers. We will fur
nish tie gentleman some more texts,
and il he will use them, we will COM
pensate him literally. ILafayette Adj
Yertisers July 18th.
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WIGii g men experience Is like the
stern-lights OF ship, which only illn.-
inmate the patti il has traYersed.
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IOttA@e- .4.4.+ -e....+.-z. - e.sx-.as4M @4U9 10
Accompanying this report you will please find
all h yOuehers which please examine carefully,
also an account for spikes ftW0kegsr which q
furnished myself, as yGn will remember Tire
spikes were to be furnished besides the appro-
priation af fenI hundred dollars. There were
spikes and lumber left after the completion OF
said bridge, and as yen viii see / delivered to
MI. In. B0ntte, to be used ON his road, the fol-
lowing, viz: 264 feet flooring lumber and 90 lbs.
spikes. Isllave yet, subject to the orders of the
Superintendent of Public Roads, viz 40 feet of
lumber and about 10 lbs. of spikes.
Respectfully submitted.
7. s. Fontenot.
To the Honorable President aad members OF tile
Police Jury of the Parish OF Ut. Landry
Thereby beg leave to submit the following re-
port OF the B0FtleIon bridge, which was placed,
by your Hon. body, under the supervision &c T,
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FYEXAs PRIZE CONCERT. H.
$146, 900 IN 0
II o U S e A N D q

Houston, Texas, July 30, 1874.
ENDORSED by, the City Council. Capital Prize
$1,000 Gold. Among the prizes are Ten Res.
licences and over 100 Tracts of Land in Is differ.
emit Counties. Tickets limited to 5000. So each,
send for circular. Agents wanted. For refer.
fences ask your banker.
I. w. HOUSE, Treasurer,
j. E. FOSTER, Manager.
June 12-tf t '@ HoustOn raxos
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DOSEY'S BHTTERS ARE sTRHCT.
= ly Medicinal, and not an intoricatin0 4co-
hoac be0e10ge, but curative, Alternative and ton!
khs III thelf enects. tsept 26-tf.
DOSEY'S BETTERS ARE A GEN
~ tie stimulant, an elegant tonic, perfectly
suited to all the requirements of an inflated
stoulacn. 81. [sept 26-tf.
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7 ", JUIy Isl, I6I4 --s------.- SZ,345 81
1, Louis Desmarais, Assistant Parish Treasr-
rer for the parish of st, Landry. do hereby GER
tify that the above statement is true and cor
rect. LOUIS DESMARATS.
Assistant Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th of
Jnly, 1874. z. P. VEAZIE, ]. P.
The Polio Jury in committe of the whole pro-
| ceeded to examine claims unpaid and on file
against the Parish, whereup0n motion of Mr..
| FontenOt, the following claims were allowed
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GEORGETOW N,

THE CHAIN BRIDGE.-The Courier of this
morning says: "The Chain Bridge has been fn-
ished for three weeks past, but from some cause
unknown II Is not yet open to travel. Great
complaint Is IN consequence made by those who
require its use, as they are now obliged to paw
heavy tolls at the aqueduct bridge, and travel
over muddy, billy, and generally wretched
roads to and from the District. This state OF
suspense Is annoying in the extreme, as much
hauling of manure, seeds, &C., to farms across
the river, and of country produce hither that,
for want of a good bridge. has been stored dur
irg the fall and winter rem aims to be DONE"
The people Of Georgetown suffer by this DELAY
as well as residents in Virginia, and it is to be
hoped that whatever difficulty exists will be re-
moved at once.
COAL TRADE.-The coal tra1e for the week
past has been very light. The companies ex-
pect larger receipts next week. The entire re-
ceipts this week were only ,434 tons, and the
shipments $50 tons.
GRAIN TRADE.-The market for wheat and
-four has ruled steady during the week. The
receipts OF corn were larger than usual, and WAS
sold TO shippers for eastern markets. The Gales
OF -four have been confined to the supply of
local trade. The receipts of grain to-day were
loo bushels Of wheat per boat Nettie Graham,
and 160 bushels do, by rail, for j. Il. and j. NJ
Waters; and $50 bushels do, by rail, for III. Nj
Talbot. Mr. Waters also received 10 barrels
of -four and 100 bushels of potatoes. The sales
To- day were 1.s00 bushels OF wheat at Sissy per
bushel.
TIE BAD BRIDGE complained of in yester-
days STAR, was the bridge over the canal on
Jefferson street, instead OF Montgomery.
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THE COURTS.


Yesterday after our report closed, the jury in
the case of David Il. Brennan against Hon.
Thomas Swami and other members of the late
democratic national committee for services to
the committee, returned a verdict of one cent
for the plaintiff.
In the case of Julia A. Hannah against the
Washington Gas Light Company-action for
damages Qaid at s5,OOO) alleged to have been
sustained by falling into an excavation at the
corner of 9TH and @ streets southeast, in Novem-
Der, 1872, the jury was respited until this morn
ing, with instructions to hold communiea alton
with no one upon the subject Of the suit.
TO-DAY.
Hanson ct al. agt. Baker; Judgment on YER
diet. Wilson agt Euler ct al; order for COM
mission to take testimony. Halloran ct al. agt.
King ct al; bill of exceptions filed by defend
ants. Lancaster agt. Shepherd; order that de-
Andrews & Wade agt. SherheId; same order
Hodge & Co. agt. Green ct al; motion over
ruled. Lighter x Gatchell agt Darron motion
for new trial overruled. Bliss agt. Washington
City and Point Lookout railroad; judgment of
condemnation. Schwab, Frank x Co. agt.
Windsor, judgment set aside on motion of
plaintiffs. Hibernia National Bank agt. Hoey;
motion for new trial overruled. In the case Of
Hartman sgt. the Washington Gas Light com
pany the jury had rendered no verdict at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Shell
John Snuff, John H-eker, James whelan
and George II. Over. ci-turhing the peace OF
Georgetown; collateral forfeited. Thomas
Bell, profanity; 80. George p. Chase, vsgrant;
prostitution; s5 VIM. l.. Goodrich, profanity;
IS. Albert Lee. vagrant; bonds ordered or so
days in workbouse. Elizabeth Robinson va
grant ian old offender); bonds forfeited. Louisa
Barker, loud and boisterous talking on Rhode
Island avenue; s.. Edward Gassaway, carry
ing razor; $50, ia default 90 DAYS at Hodgsoni g.
Richard Jones, selling liquor less than a pint
near the Howard University; two students of
the school testified that they had bought and
drank ale at Jones' place by the glass; fined
sos; appeal taken. Betty Mandry, stealing a
pair Of shoes; 80. Thomas Bell, resisting an Of
fcer In the discharge of his duty; so and costs.
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE, April 4-Yirginis SKIES, old, 90:
90 consolidated, SOls do, peelers, 391s; North
CsIona skies, old, IS do, new 30; do, special tax,
BALTIMORE, April 4.-Cotton quiet but firrn-low
nladliDgs, 11s@i5is. Flour duiI and uno hang "a.
wheat eull-Shts cheice, 80; fair TO prime do,
Ite@l.I5; choice amber, 80; good to prime red /,
l6tglI5; mn on TO fair do, 50Gl 60, Pennsylva-
mia DO, 70Gi72; Ohio and Indiana To-, 51G1I s.;
western spring l4sC9l AZ, Cnrn frm-wh,te southern.
s)d4; yellow southern S9ep33; MIXED western quiet
and neminsl, sl@s2. Oats dull and &c hanged. Rive
dull, S4o9 bey unchanged; Provisions firm.
active and lower-Iew tub, 3i@56; fresh roll, 2SGI3
Coffee quiet and nominal. Whisky quiet and n mi
nal sc. Sugar In good demanrd and firm, at 97sC1l0
NEw YoRK:. April 4.-stocks dull. Money, 4.
Gold, 1S7s. Exchange, long, 4Si1k; short, IS31s
EEw YORK, April 4-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet and unchanged Corn firm.
LONDON, April 4, $50 .. m.-Consols for money,
zG92ts: Tor sccoust, ~ @s925s; new fives, 1000
Erie, e5h. dispatch IT IN Paris quotes rentes at
SO francs, 80 Confines.
LONDON, April 1, o. m.-The amount of bullion
vii hdrewn from the Bank Of England on balance
oday is fll 600 Paris dispatches quote rentes at
90 francs centiuss.
FRANKFORT, April 4-Bcnds, 981.
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WashfnEton stock Exchange, April 4.
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-ds5:-U. s. gold, 1875 bid, i3x askei.
Second National Bank. 101 asked; FARMERS ani
Mechanics National Bank, of Georgetown. los
sold. City Passenger Railroads Metropolitan
stock, p sold; Columbia stock. % sold. Sun
dry list-Mssonic Temple bonds, f. & A. I
per ct, gold, 90 asked. District sscurities-Wn.
20. s; bonds, re, j. s. j., per cent, 73s bill;
!6k asked; Wash. City per cent currency,
permanent I'm. rs year, 70S bid. 70 asked.
Board OF Public Works-Ceftidcates general
Improvement, ss. j. & j., 1874, 50 bid, SIX
asked do. 1873. I6k bid. 7sH asked; do. 1876,
.5I bid, i6s asked; do. 1871, IS bid; do. 1873,
20 BID; do. series, II bid. Certificates, sewer,
s's, J. & J., 1874, II asked; do. 1875, 65 hill;
do; 1876, IS bid; do 1871, 64H bid; do. 1873. Ga
bid; do series, 81 5 bid, 81 asked. Water
certificates. SIS. ISL. 16 hid. 50 asked.
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An Ind Annapolis father shot six times at
supposed burglar, and was astonIshed to hear
the Fellow ask: "WhaZZer mazZer, faZZer; waz-
ger doiDg?"
as tent, is among the spOi.s of the Ashantee
war, and will be exhibited at public Museum
in London.
DTheodore Tilton defends himself in the
Golden A ge for the implied censure contained
in the conclusions of the Congregational con-
ference.
@The dress of the period has perfect net
work of tapes underneath, and if one be pulled
too hard, or another be not pulled enough, dire
confusion is the result.
~The Chicago Times talks Of a clergyman
who event for the Baptist council with his met
aphorical coat off," Most of them seem to have
their metsphorical coats on.
R-Here is Bismarck's opinion of women as
politicians: All the qualities of women are made
to disturb and bewilder the factors of political
life, and to bring misfortuues on the affairs OF
man.
SMissouri has passed a law providing for
the punishment of sellers of prize pack ages by
fine OF $500 and imprisonment for not less
than two nor more than FIVE wears. This Look
ike encouraging immigration.
SThe California assembly has passed a bill
making IL a felony for any person to attempt to
obtain money by representing that he eau in
iuence any member of the legislature in his ac-
ton on bills or other matters of legislation.
DDr. Lathrop, a somewhat eccentric but
always sensible, clergyman, of West Spring.
held, Mass, recently told young lady member
of his church, who feared she had done wrong
in dancing, that If che had q good time he was
glad of 1t, and hoped she would do the same
thing again. He also informed an old lady who
had made great uproar about the girls dane
ing that If she wished to get to heaven she
would do well to use her feet more and her
tongue less.
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WALL street To-day.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The Posts financial
article says:-Gold opened at 1l31, and during
first half hour sold at 1I3HaX, aud since las
ruled at 1I3%sK. On gold loans the rates have
been to for carrying. Foreign exchange is
dull to-day, nominal rates OF prime bankers
being 4S5A to i.SSK while the rates for busi-
ness are 4.A IS and 4.s7 y al 81, what are
called good bills selling even lower
Money lends on call at 3a5, and on prime mer-
camille paper at 5a6%. Government bonds are
6gm. Southern state bonds are dun and steady
The stock market has been dull and heavy. ani
temper of speculation is getting decidedly
''bt arish )" so far as a great majority OF spscu-
latOTs are concerned.
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL.
FOR THk BkNEFIT
III 4 III L DIR EN'S HOSPITAL,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
TUESDAY KyENING, APRu : 1914

In soliciting the patronage Of the public TO che
above entertainment, the Directors of the a
hoeritsl think n only necessary 10 ref % -
ne CD sracter and purposes Of the institution "a
70 te benehted the need for such a charity in IN
WsshingtC N, and the amount Of good II has already
eocSmpiishea in relieving the s-~rinss q the 81
snc disabled poor, without distinction a. 20 sex ,
sect, nationality coleT, aHd Cr6s u az cos o. p
Tickets msy be obtained from the members q anv
q the committees and At the places v here tfcsets
for such entertainments are usually sold
Admitting genIlem an and lady.....S IS 90
additional lady ....-...-. ..-.. , 40
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Tuners.

DIR. Ty-sEE says: ell j. unnecessary for me A.,
enumersie tls ais ases Tor which ne Negstint,
should be ustd. l know Of NJ disease which viii
not sdnit q its use, With COED results Almost in
numershle COMPLAINTS are causad bg paia mon
tecretions IA the blood, which can be entirely eN-
PEELED IRON the =, stem by the use Of fhe Nos~fins
when the blood 4 perfectly cleans A the disea.s
rapidly Yields, al pains cease, h.Altny action Ia
promptly restored, aud the patient is cured -
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Female Weakness.

Negetine acts directly upon the causss q these
Complaints. IL inyigorAtes and strengthens tho
whole . stem. acis icon the sscretive organs, aays
lnnamu alton. CleaEses aud cures liberation cures
constipation, gUlstes the bowels, headache ssd
Psis IN the back cease; Ia Fac there no disease
relief, end - elective "a its cure a. in what IA
termed Female Weakness. IL has never failed In
ole instance.
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hercurial Diseases.

The conviction is, in the public mud - well a. IN
tht N steal D fyston, that tha rem e. suppIi.f
~ the lFcsd5s ~ r8oH more safe. more nc.
c'sful IN ~" curo Il us a. than Iuiuersl ma. A.
ms. Neceitne u r. Tnnssei % rrlt-, barks ans
20 give 10 81 iUfsnt Dp you need i3f Do not hsst-
tale 20 lry u. lou Will never regret a..
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Cancer.
Cansereus Hum9r,

Wtth thtscln plsiut Ncev5 2 s,tsrt1s. entlv A. .
works differently trom ang oth.. remedy kuawr Z !,
the medical ftcGlt.. 4 comfal r.s fts " Irk ~ ~
rooi ~ the disease. ard n" s1rs d. gl- o. a. 80
fundstton snd CONTINUES ErsdEslif l1t t5,rarf m.
skin asiDs the scr smsli 2 fr1ru ~ e. lav. a.
nDAilI TIE discAst is trad.catsd nom tta system
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RYTHOAAs BOWLING, Auctioneor.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EkTf ON THIRD STREET, GEOkGETOWN,

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
hhIIf ON THIRD STREET, GEokGETONN,
- On FRIDAY, April 10th, at o'clock p m :,
IL shall sell AZ public auction, in front OF the
pre- misses, part Of Lot las, I'm Beatty aad III Az
hlns ADDITION 70 Georeetowr, fronting IS feet on
Frederick street, 10y Q depth of LIS feet
The improvements sist 4 an sleg ant two story
mansard roof and basement press brick front Dwell
ing and iwo-story Back Building, the whole con-
tsihine hine rooms, including bathroom, also suit.
aole number OF closets &c. The Metropllit an rail-
road cars pass the door and the property is in cry
Wey desirable, having all the modern improve
ments. gas, b { and cold water, range aud Latroba
stoves Large Stable and Carriage House on the
Terms: ORe-third cash; balaI ce in two equal
insfallments at six and tv elye months after ate
with interest at ten per cent. per snpum from day
OF sale, credit payments to be secured by a dead of
trust; or all cash, at the option of purchaser. Oon-
veyanclng at purchasers cost. A deposit of one
struck off. f' "
mars. lNs THOS DOWLING lpct
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Caaker,
CankerOus Humar.

NesetiRe viii eradicate every trace of Canker OF
Osnkerous HumsT from the system. D. not leave.
on taking NeRetiae while you are obtaining hs;p
and feeling better, but take 10 regularly and effect
cure ~ th@ disease. The time and quantity of Veg
etine 90 be taken % effect deps uds upon the
nature aud severity Of the dis ave.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the US,
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. 15

HBLMBoLD BUCHU.-The only reliable med
lcine for Diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary
Organs. A perfect diuretic, the long continued
use OF which by the people of this country for
the last twelve years has fully es. sblished its
reputation as the best remedy for these diseases
known.
1t is one of the few medicines that have stood
the test of time. IL has true aud genuine merit.
Beware of counterfeits. The genuine has Helm
b0id's private proprietary stamp. For sale by
all drugs ists. eos
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serefula,
Serefuleus Humer,

The Negstine has cured rn.uy eas..,f s-,.,,,t. .,
ave, Ten ana twenty yesrs siandinS, where tue pa
tlcht Lss hsd tnsuf pls sfssats, trsf m.pK - ~.
known remectts. AID, after IRVING h gggcffn. a.,
common remark Is 1t r-r~uti,- 80. tfs =
keeetine viii cleanse scrJfula from me system,
Try &c. 'f''
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The Great Blood Remedy is
vEGETINE.
Circulation Of the Ri cd.

The eircuissu q the blood u the life a the b,t
snd lts stoPPAee death. disease csa be la IN
oSdA without brit being gensrsed Ia the blood as
no disease can possibly be m the hedy the NO.
squire. Neeetine 10 the great blood pariher,
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Pimples on toe Face
AND
EruDtiOns OF the skin.

For this Complaint Negeiine T. the great remedy
IL cesnsts and purihes the blood. causing Dimples.
eTuptoLs and hnmOrs 20 disappear. aud does "a
work in a perfectly natural way Reason should
teach Is that a blOtchy. rough or piupled zkin de-
Pei ds entirely upon internal cause. aud no out
ward applloation can ever cure The defect.
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REAL ESTATE SALKs.-Thomas Bowling
auctioneer, Gal Louisiana avenue, sold yestsr-
day afternoon the elegant dwelling house No.
1911 X street, opposite Franklin square, to
Matthew g. Emery, esd. for the sum OF 81, 900;
also, q very comfortable new brick dwelling on
LIST street, Georgetown, 70 r. w. Jones, esq, for
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-04

HUMPHREYS homeopathic SPECIFICS
nave proved, from the most ample experience, an
tnire snooets Simple, prompt, efficient aud reli-
s1le. They ere the only medicines perfectly
a1Apted 10 puiar use-so simple that mistakes
cannot be sde IN using them: harmless as 10 o.
Tree ON csnRer and 80 efficient as q be al WAYS
reiiable. They have the highest cnmmsndation
rom all, and will always render satisfaction.
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nj ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,

AMONG THE NEW GOODS C0ysr1NTIy
Ah roiLoRf EdEt s rs togsD sThs
Ladies Ohsnise. Plain Corded, Turted ana Rrf
nlDg; Tueks and Embroidery, Puffse and Tan
broidery, &C, all At NJ each.
Ladies Tucked and Buffied skirts, al
Ladies, Drawers, Embroidery aud Rufie, nj,
ladies Drawers, Tucks Rufle, SOC.
Long and Short Gov ne, 81
Hsndseme Lsce Tiiies, 4. or 2 for 81
Ss9is Zine Linen Collars, Standing or Turn Down,
siiverberg'. Metropolitan Dollar Store
Pencils, &c. per dozen, warranted
hsmlan Glass Toilet sets, pieces In new Styles
Fine French China spittoons, o..
Cut Glass Salt Osllars, engraved, Csc.
French China Soap Dishes, a5c.
Bohemian Glass Vases, lowered and gilt, hne, o.
Beautiful BeQuet Holders, SOC.
Infants Bssk. e., 81.
Lined Work Baskets, 81
W.rk Stands, Market Baskets, Travelling Baskets,
Fine Wi1dsor or Plaid Scarf. So.
Lace Ruches for the neck, 25c
Splendid Hair Bru.hes, t0c. and 81.
80 New ep lee q Corner aud Side Brackets, wall
Reekets, Lovsl.rscks Carved aud Gill icture
Zine Box Wood 0hess, large size, 81.
Best Domtnoes, 81.
EiIa-elsss Wallets and BIZ Books: Sc; TO 81.
Real Hatf Switches for OorOnet Braids, q,
LOO stsroseo,le Views, per dozen.
Thermometers, warrsnted. SOC.
Lsd tkoss ofhs- assc articles. asy of srAioh
yos ,riH SAGE from - 90 soe on tss d0iI0T tS eEy-
9ILvER BRRGS
metropolitan Dollar Store,
sIs SEVENTH STREET,
msrls r NEAR PEsSsyLvANIA AvrSur
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A woNAN's NECK BROKEN BIZ A FALL
Yesterday DR.. j. +. Hartisan held post NOR
tenn examination on the BODY ofthe colorei girl,
Isabella williams, whose sudden death was no.
ticed In TEE STAR OF Thursday, as having oc-
Cured In the ward OF Mrs. Plants house, No.
1910 9Th street. DIR. II. found the neck dislo-
Gated, which was caused by the fall she ex-
perieneed.
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Salt Rheum.

Vegetine has cured many cases of Salt Rheum,
fnd many ofthem ~ several Yeas stsndins, whore
many sther r. needles have failed 20 effect a cure
All forms OF this sesse oocur most frequently III
tire spring and autumn, and are usually attended
with burning, tinglng and very traublesoTna Itch
y 9, especially when the blood Il In heated cJndi-
r. sd the testimoni.ls which appear in this paper
every Wednesday and Saturday.
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TURco-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
903 street. 3.2I:
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LOCAL NEWS,

Amusements, &C.. T0.night.
NstiszaI TA<Gter.-Edwin Adams as asEnoch
Arden"
1r4s Opera Hoeae-Damon and Pythias.
n>dtey Coui9u-The celebrated Jaekiev
troupe and other novelties