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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-08
lME A, GuIDRY, Dep. Clerk.

o~PELoUsAs, March 3lst. 1874.
hereby certify that the within wss tbis a,,.
recorded ID Mortgage Book No. Is, page 573. IN
testnlony whereof I hereto sign my name and
affIX the seal of my office. ""' i"
april Nocolaer'
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-08
Ear sheriff.

JAMES O. CHACHERE is a candidate fl
Sheriff at the next election.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-08

I am q candidate for the office of Sheriff Of the
parish of st. Landry, at the election in NOvenl-
Der next. &. {. DUSON
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EGBERT o. HAYES is a candidate for Sheriff
at the next election.
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AL E XANDR4.

RISE IN PRoPERTy.-Mr. Samuel Pulmsn
refused, this morning, an offer from a gentle
man from the north, OF $4,000, $4,000 cash.
iof his farm across Cameron Ran, containing
SGS acres. The amount offered vas greatly in
excess OF the cost of the farm. Mr.. Richard
Winosor b as sold the John Fairfax farm, near
Burgundy, 20 gentleman from the north, at a
considerable advance upon its cost.
FIsHTowS--With the exception of about
forty dead surgeons stretched out, stiff and
stark, In the hsh house, at Fishtown, and re-
miDdiug one greatly of dead so ldiers, bat little
was to be seen there this morning. About a
thousand gilled shad had, however, arrived
there, and sold at from $40 to si3 per hundred.
The stu geon sold at from a IS to .25 apiece.
MOUNT NRRNoN.-The annual council OF the
Regents OF the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa-
ton convened at Mount Vernon yesterday, and
Will be in session at that lace for several days.
The board of inspectors. appointed by the gov
ernor OF virginia, made their annual visit there
yesterday, as noticed in the Gazette, and were
fayorably impressed with what they saw.
LAND SALB.-Green & Wise. real estate
agents, have sold tract of land in Prince
william county, containing 20 acres, and living
near Nokesville station, belonging to the Rev.
John Towles, of Prince Georges county, Md.
to Mr.. VIM. A. Hampton, of Washin ton city,
Tor $i00.-Gdzette, last ereniRq.
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IEGIsLArIyE ASSEMBLY.

COUNCIL Council met It the usual
hour, but adjourned without transscting any
business.
HOUSE.-Mr. Brown introduced bill In rela-
tion to insurance com pauiss, ma aging the sscre-
tary Of the District an examiner OF Insurance
ferred
The Speaker introd need bill to open alley in
SQUARE No. 100; referred.
Mr.. Boswell Introduce bill to close the SOU
alley in square 1872 referred.
Mr.. Dickson presented the petition OF Annie
b. Dyer; referred.
The bill tor the organiz alton of che National
Gusrd-introduced some DAYS since by MI.
Fleming, and reported from che committee on
militia-was taken up.
Mr.. Fleming explained the features Of the bill
remarkirg that as the District hal arms thew
should keep up an organic alton, and alse pro-
vide Tor keeping the same in repair. As at
present the arms of the District were scattered,
and some he had heard were In pawn shops
MIR. Boswell opposed the third reading OF the
bill, saying he objected especially to that por-
companies.
On melton Of Mr.. Youngs, the bill was laid
over.
The bin to amend the act prescribing the
duties of certain officers of the District was
taken up. the substitute adopted and the bill
passed. By IL the Off ces of treasurer, auditor,
deputy controller, deputy register, deputy au-
ditor and one deputy collector are abolished
from and after the 30th inst and thereafter the
collector OF taxes shall, in addition to his pres
tint duties, perform the duties OF treasurer, an &
he register the duties of auditor.
The House resolved itself into committee of
me whole to consider bill to provide a code of
ocal laws for the District, aud after some time
ptnt therein the committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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PROBATE Coukr-Judgs DIN.
Yesterday, the will OF Susannah g. MoAan
bequeathIng TO her sister, Mary X. Mohun, ali
her real, personal and mixed estate, and ap-
pointing her sole eKecutrix. John b. Ruth was
appointed guardian to his six minor children
This Is done to obtain legacy in Germany.
POLICE CoURT-JuIge Smell.
Yesterday, Carr'gan Hughes ,disorderly conduct
So John K. Cook was ned SO for disturbing
the quiet of Georgetown. r. H. Kelly and ami
Ward, profane; 50 each. John Early forfeited
Collateral for profanity. Thomas Birch. same.
Mary ConnOr, same. l.. Emmett, assault aud
battery on John Freeman. This was a wanton
attack on complainant with heavy cart whip,
and the marks on Freeman's face bore evidence
OF me severity OF the attack; he pleaded guilty,
and was fined $50 and costs. Emmett after
wards asked to make statement, but il
did not change the judgment. A. Z. l..
Reese, assanit and battery on john Freeman,
WHO testified thtt he attended A trial yesterday
at Squire Viewers office, on 7th street; on
Reese entering the room complainant address sd
MN, saying that he (Keese) was doing wrong in
FORCING him 10 pay money second time, where
upon Reese attacked him, calling him = of
-, and spit in his face. This was corrobora ted
ey other witnesses. Justice Reese introduced
his witnesses, and after wards ade a statement
IN his own defence. Judge SHELL remarked tn at
justices should set better examples, anI fined
Reese $50. Appealed.
To day, George NJ. HenauIt, assault on Alex.
Delaney; held in bonds TO keep the peace.
Louisa Hunter, assault on Nancy Brooks; nolle
pros. Daniel Brosnahau was charged with as
sault and battery on John COoney. Prosecu-
ting witness testified that Brosnshan, with three
or four others, attacked him, tearing his shirt
of, (which, from the quantity of blood on IL re-
sembled weli-worn battle Gag after a san
culinary engagement and bruizing him to such
an extent that physicians services were called
In. The case was continued until tomorrow.
George Lewis, carrying a concealed weapon;
$50, or ninety days in the workhouse. Arson
p. Barnes, violating hack law, (refusing to pay
the fare exacted;) required TO pay hackmsn
Rawey, do; do. Michael Cavanauyh, John
Coushlan and John Fitzgerald, disorderIy; as
stamped measure; Al. Mr.. b. stated that it was
an employee who was using the measure, aud
be discharged him as soon "a he heard OF it,
Jacob Roth, msinting nuisance so. Reiiy
Moore, larceny; polle pros.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, auctioneer.
sALHoFIAPRovKp PRoPERrYING EoRGz

- By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Oour, o,
81 tn. District Of Columbia, I will -ell, at public
-, auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, Jane
9th, 1874, at o'clork D. IN part Of lots M snS m
10 Hotmesd . addition to Georgetown, ID. c, be-
einItpg on west III e OF Montgomery street ana ths
nerth line OF foot alley, LOO feet north of Bridge
street, then north II feel inches the center az
PARTITION Wall betwee the t~o brick houses on All
ots hence Ne-t and parallel with ridge street rs
teti 81 inches tht nee south II feet inc hes 20 aid
slcl AMI thesce esst with said alley parall,I with
bridge street tn the besinnipg improved by three
sniy Brick Dweiliug II 1use aud stable
Terms OF sale: 6ne- third the residue in tw
EQUAL u stsmeets ct six and twelve months from
DAY OF sale, With interest at eight per cent. per
annum- The title to be retainai until All The % r.
CT ase money with Interest, IL paid. II the terms
SAFE arc not complied with within days from the
sey oftale, reserve he right resell the property
at the risk end cost of defsulting purchaser All
etnNeyencing at the cost OF the purchaser One
hundred dc liars on acceptance Of bid
JANE GROSS, @ rardfsu.
may26-d THOMAS BOWLING, Au>t
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GEORG ETOWr

nm ne .nsian, SS ,his -.,ng, IA Georgetown.
i,cn, viii take p ac- In the rom over the Post
s,.i snu no, :. Forrest Hall, as sd-e-tiset
rn.,,n -. address those assembled on the
AiA''.i ~ railroad into Georgetown
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Con denspt. Ioeals

To-day II the feast of Corpus Christi. and is
being Observed a. Sunday in the Catholic
churches.
From Mr. j. G.. Parker we have the numbers
Ter the current week Of HdrPer's weekly Frank
LsSlics IHnstotsd Nslc,T lPer and TAe CAris'i1H
Al Work From Robert Beall HarIer's Weekly.
The board OF regents of the soeis ty for the
establishment OF a university and printing house
for the blind in the Distinct OF Columbia have
resolved 10 draw up a memorial To Congress
asking an appropriation OF 500. 600 for the fOun-
datlOn OF tHls undertaking.
The annual commencement Of the Law de-
partme 1T Of GeOT getOsn University WILL be held
this evening At FOrd's Opera House. The o.
ator OF the occasion, Hon. j. III. Is. Ls,roDe. Of
Mary land, will be introduced by G. n. ". T.
sherman. The exercises of the evening vi be
sgreesbly intersperssd with music by the Ma
lire hand
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S-woodhuil q Clafin and Col. Blood have
gone 10 live in San Francisco.
RYIt is proposed To endow profsssorship in
Grinneil college, OF Iowa, to be filled by wo-
man.
s-A New York paper speaks of the military
cadets as "dogs Of war OF the West Pointer
breed
sR"ParasOled,' IL an elegant euphemisu for
young lsdSs batting gentlem an over the
head with her sun-shsde IN Kentucky.
- IL occurred only 70 the patriotic citizens OF
Tsmaqua, Pa, TO celebrate decirl,ion day
with grand foot race Ior $3.50 side.
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CHY ITEMS.

JUST RECEIVED, twenty different styles OF
White Vests. at 10 " figures, at q. Kauf,nsn'-
New Store, 9lS It'll street, between 1 AMI X
streets northwest 10
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. Ii. Warner, real
estate broker and auctioneer, sold yesterday at
terno0n, at auction, the two story frame house,
No. 3l4 18th street, between q and ID streets
southwest. to Nathaniel Beech. at $40; two
story frame, No. 6l2 Sth street, between and
streets southwest, to Edwin ). Faunce, at
sl,SlO; two story frame, No. 5i2 9Th street. be-
tween L and f streets southeast, to Dayid l..
Morrison, at Al 600; and Monday afternoon the
undivided half interest OF lot II, square go,
containing l1,lO7 square feet, to James W.
Barker, at 40H cents per square foot, and lot 80,
square 239. on 10Th street, between and q
streets northwest, to A. Benjsmi at 81 $50.
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The BOARD or FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
last night, and the chief eDsigeer presented his
report for the mONth OF May, showing that ff-
teen alarms had been sounded tor tires inyolv-
ing an alleged loss of $50 The designations
OF james kuhns ana LEW. Haut, or No. 8
company, we're received and accepted. The al
phcauCn OF W. X. Ennis for a position WA.
nIed. correspondence between the Governor
shd the president of the board was read in ref
erehce TO the necessary reno val of house OF No.
engine company, in consequence OF the en-
srgement OF the Capitol grounds. Mr.. Read
offered resolut on, which WAS adopted. bear
ing test mOny 10 the efficiency with which Mr.
Lewis hAUf, late engineer OF No. 5 cOmsanv.
bad performed bis duties Mr. Thomas an
DOunced the death Of Robert II. Booker an ex-
member OF the boafd, and offered resolutions n,
respect 20 hts memory, and sympathy with the
beTeayrd family, which were seconded by AR.
Collins IN q few eulogistic remarks. and on mo-
ton Of MIR. Morgan, unanimously adopted. Ad-
jOuIDed.
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as a laxative
and digestive remedy, Is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Com
stipatiOn, and Headache is unequalled. 4, eo2e
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TO purchasers of Wall Paper and Wiudo y
Shades at kidwell Il Henderson, 100 9th street.
opposite Y. NJ. e. A. Building. AZ
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THRPROPRlETORO OF The ARLINGTON HOrgr
THE NiCTIM OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE The
Albany IN. W EceRiag Times of the "a inst .
has the following :-"Mr. Theophilus Roessle
proprietor OF the Arlington house at Washin y
ton, and the Fort William Henry hotel at Lake
George, OWNS and resides on a farm on the
Schenectady turnpike adjacent to this CITY,
MIR. RoeSsle has had in his employ for soma
time person calling himself Michael McFinn,
IN whom he placed great confidence. Yesterday
MIR. ROessle came TO this city in his carriage,
proceeding to the bank where he does business
and drew some $3.50 for the purpose of paying
tue hands at work on the farm. Mr.. RoeSsle
had some urgent business at Lake George, and
handing the package OF money to McFinn,
directed him to return 10 the farm with the
carriage. while he (ROessle) started for the
depot. McFinn departed TO return. and went
as far as the old two mile house on the ) che
nectsdy turnpike, where he put the team under
the shed, departed, and has not been seen or
heard OF siLce."
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The OLDEST ISHABITANrs' ASSOCIATION
met yesterday afternoon, and the committee
having the matter IN charge reported that thew
b az decided to held a picnic in Cox's goofs
shove Georgetown, July 4th, a. which there
-bOnld be an GRAFTON, the reading OF tho Decla-
ration OF Indt pendence, aud a collation.. The
report was adopted. and Mr.. j. Colds borough
Bruff chosen orator and G.. A. Bohrer rea Ter OF
The Declaration. Mr.. j. b. LswrsnsDn read
very Interesting sketch of the early days of his
so!anrn In the city; after which tie association
knj0RInsQ until July 4th,
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Amusements, Nc., To mtg mt.

Amusements- dc, To nfght-
National TleGter.-Mlss Kate Mayhem " With
TIE Tide"
TA>dfsy Comiqu>-"Life in Tire Far West; nr,
Kentucky In lsI2, with the usual Inis celia aeO az
attractions
Miss Myrtle de Ia Hooke, "our youngas.
American lecturer, ;" only sixteen years old will
tel her CNI erIence a. a book canvasser &c al
the Metropolitan NJ. T. church this evening"
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TAKE NOTICE. 900 dozen Fine Gauzs
Under Shirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at
HOllander Bros. Ella
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WILCOX & GIBBS sRwINe MAogIyH. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cha
BsuIns hoopskirt and corset factory, 7 tn street,
Inteiligencer building. 1923
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Being indispensable 20 health and comfort,
thousands OF persons come from far and near 70
VISIT Or; White, the practical Chiropodist, whose
establishment is located at
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury Department
Or. White removes COrns without pain 80
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He suc-
cesstully treats Bunions, Club, and Ingrowiny
Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other de-
rangements OF the feet.
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To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooleys Ague Powders They cure perms-
nently. 40
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Received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 457
pennsylvania avenue, near street.
You CAN GET handsome Diagonal Coat and
Vest to match, and Light CASHMERE Pants, at
$50 at g. Ksufmsn's New Store, 918 It'll street
northwest. 42
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

HOUSE AND LOT OHM RET srREEr. BE-
IMlES 81 AND ara srKSETs, u SO nax-
TOWN, AT ~ CTION
a SATURDAY, the 6ta day Of jane, iSl,
40 Siock o m in from: IL The pre- nIsss. I
VIII sell az public suctis pats OF ia No. III
std 7s IN e-sity 4 Hawkins al Iii n to 3a,r<s-
tSSn with y e brick ewellias luse ,h-reou, bsiRg
,se pro- perry IN sriy aGcupied by Mrs. Fletcner
ftginLII for the n n. ives. eide ef VI .Tket
street. AZ psftt tiusSt 50 f-et sou Of ua sire T.
tnd runlfpe vest lao feet; thence south ~ feet:
thence east Ice feet to Market stree thence NORTH
Elect ieet TO TIE eesisnias Also, part Of lot No III,
oens q t-et By 40 fee: deep, being tia SAM pr-r
ISIS cCny,ysd by Richard Smith - tn, late " n
hietet sr IS per de, recorded in Hoer ". B., No.
Term On -:bi q casb; balsucz In 6 and u a ou.hs
wi inter- 81, by deed Of frost a the pro
petty. All souvey snc'g at the cost of the purchs-
ser eosit Of 100 re lu'rei shen the prop srty
je3a THOMAS pOwLIN9, Auct
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LUXURY, health, economy. insured by usin,
Dooleys Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, &C., prepared in 10 minutes. Try ii,
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Washington MarAets-The Railing
Prices To-day

Ell u ID.
sITiSns 5ao do lround) I5c do. Iroastins piecss,
tcSE DO; SScorned,1 leglSc pork lO1sOe; do
dried beef aaSS hams fSh9ie,, iHsi i ddI d.
middn na.f i Es sn u i Is fa . tbS ss
tongues, ,otdeOc. EACH lard, I0ai2}ac N'''
y; flesh cod, l2@I5 ' ID: sheephead, 75e. "a T.
fuf- sch neTF9f - ssn'' w RlF enS@
Cubs sS pf5 9S%ss P ssscis, 900
!Sc. per pound. Grabs, tO,. per dozen. Diam, 81
.vEsETABLEs-Po,atoes Irish, 10 peck; do, new.
IS e.; Sess 2niSRs s PIX
bunch raadi:b, e: = banch; ssr.tssa,, i,c
ms, Is, De!5 cents g box. Cueamoers 5J9jj GEMS
SOC Pdozen; lemons, asasoc' dozen: strss Der
aGH pm ssps each
ipeeed1 2g2,. do ,lgnpeeIed), ioc. blackberries,
, YS5k creamy, 46c choice ron, iOSss; fair DO,
PoTErf Ess. aG1s. Ghsf's si r.
s nsiI T Chickens s, $500 dOz
mdr I1eR AND FEED.LBesvans shaw, comm ssion
auoIs, and groceries. corner of llih and streets
northwest furnish the following quotations of -four
W. 'sse amy s G Dr. q assss SS
81 t0@Ss; super. So: rye 50. Corn meal
9c. Brown STUFF, S2SGSS p TOP. Ship stuff, IS
Gull. ' ~
Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished BY J.
b: W. Maukin, general commission merchant,
sl9 Louisiana ave, between 9Th and 10th streets
northS est;-Dried Cherries 2I925: potatoes, Goa
20; bush onions, 5Oa 50 = bush dried peachss,
SIG 70; dried apples, $50 u: peanuts, Ia IFS;
lambs, 1898 W; calves, S59S7; hens, 2 dozen, a
washed, ' n, ssG4O do: unwashed, = ID, 2S0s;
butter, T@Sc; common, lOGl2; eggs, lsc; cabbage,
potatoes, S6.OO@6 p barrel; crauberTies : Sa 40 :
barrel. Beei-hInd quarter, SlO9Sl5 per cSt
Mheat-Vhite, s. $50 81 80; do, red, sI7O6li7i
Eggs are hTm PyDtry dull. Both green and
dried apples I'm demand
$50 tons OF hay and straw were sold during the past
week, hay ranging from 75c. "a IS and straw 7Oo.
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once hours from a. N. to G p. m.
Fee, 81 per Wis {.
Press of business at the Office precludes visit
Ing patients at residences except after D. m
Established in Washington 1861.
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W Mile i i. S0HsssIs Trustees.
MAYS eodds THOS DOWNING Anct

lust RECfIvET-And will be sold Ohsao-3lk
" Lace Jack. Is and Gsca Points; Harris Seamless
Md Gloves; 20 rolls white aud checked Msrtin 4;
Floor 6icloths from 50 cents up Pure Capture
Laces; Blsf and Striped silks; Gray Dress Go.ds
s. THOMAS BROWNS New Store,
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EEMALl DISEASES OF al kinds trssaod. Ia.
cine VIII be ssu6. ADDRESS Mn. br. THOMPSON,
10. s46 Forth nth erset. Phtlsdeip6fa. isaff-ly>
M Re. II. J. ERHHOH, OF PHILADELFHIA.
IFI the celebrated Reliable Clafryoy ant PhysctE
and Tsst Medium, hes located .. 1913 Hew Yors
avenue. Once hocu-0 .. 70. 70 . ,. n. Eng.fs
ments oan be made for EVENING". leif-ly
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DECREE OF Internationally, Judge
Wylie, in the Equity Court. made decree OF
divorce in the case of Rose Volkert agt Bene-
dict Nolkert, and gave plaintiff authority to re-
sumo her name of Eisenbeiss, and have the Gus
tody OF her children. She was the widow OF the
late Adolf Eisenbeiss, brewer, and in 1859 was
married to Volkert by Rev. DR.. Finckel. She
charged that shortly after their marriage he be-
came continually drunken and quarrelsome
sssaulting her at times, and eighteen months
ago he left the city, and although getting good
wages since, has never contributed ANYTHING to
her support, compelling her, thus unaided, to
earn livelihood for herself and children.
COLORADO DIAMONDS and sapphires, collar
buttons. Something a. rirr
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fitness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
plies, ulcers, tOothsche, sore throet, spraius
ecalds, soreness, old soree, headache, collie,
ismeness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
h0arseness, diarrhRa, and all hemorrhagas etc,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings and
known t: be @ cure for these diseases. N tn a II
TAKE OARH OF YOUR VALUABLBs.-Oall
and examine the FIRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keepinp
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars Der an
mum, according to size. No business man car
afford to do without them. Take warming from
TIE CAicoSo and Boston fires.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler near * street.
A
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fuln9ss
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-. at 80 ,toNL OF BURslss =, st mob,
H. 40 q. 81, $50 hfs vas dj.cov-se., ia ,Sss
bpsoee, caused by the eN ,.is.i,n - :. ~ JON
smY. SiTs. busb-e had har hsnli- $500
DeIbrd IN endrayofIEg 10 eN'inguish her b,,e-s
Ihg S!olIcS. OrlCeTs NOSs and - menss 80
near by. AID rendered all tie assi-tane. ,na-
sOeil' ana sxtlrguisaed The fire without turn
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IMPORTANT TO BUYERS of READY-naDE
L CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
Sin order to reduce stock, pre-
g. DDS 10 Der cent less than any house in the Dis
r1ct. Now is the time for Bargains
RICHARD BULLALOVE,
mayltlm At High STRAIT
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A FINE Black Dress Suit at $40 enual To a
S45 custom made suit, at q. Kaufm ans New
Store, 9ls 18th street, between and X streets
northwest. .
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Easy Feet

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. size 46 and
4s; Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches; at Hol-
lander Bros. GIG
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THE CATR ~

COLORADO DIAMONDS and sapphires, collar
buttons, something very elegant, at Prigy's, on
the Avenue.
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MR.. ArOLP CLCss still retains possession of
tie bCCLS ard papers OF the ofice OF the
Inspector or Buildings. and refuses 20 deliver
them until he L. reimbursed certain amounts Of
neney he claims were expended by him. The
outinsss OF the or &c, however u not incOun-
h'ooed, feI the Assistant Inspector. Mr. B. X
SulIan, hss iScate1 IN room No. rs. Columbia
g, srf esrn placed in fun charge OF
S.fio,s 70 hets prepared % receive appIi-
M 3ad lssSs peHSa.ts TO build.