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FALLS OHURoH.

THE LECTURE COURSE OF THE SEASON.
The third lecture IL the course before the Falls
Church Lecture Association was delivered on
Tuesday evening last by W. W. Kinsley, A. NJ.
The evening was hne, the audience brilliant, the
little church wen crowded, and the leisure wor-
thy Of them an. Preceding the lecture were
musical selections, given under direction Of ]. W.
Sargent, esq, and recitation Of Miss Adelaide
Proctoris Legend OF Bregen1," By Mrs. Mich
olas Fisher, given with 3 nne animation, and
vivid conception and pictorial rendering Of the
piece.
ern Doubt, and how 70 meet It." wildly outlined
the theories Of Darwin, Herbert Spencer, &c,
ascribed the present tendencies to materiAlistic
doubt to the spirit Of active scientific tnVestiga-
ton, accompanied by decay Of the poetic senti-
amid all this intense purSuit Of facts and phe-
nomena out to the boundaries Of so-called natural
laws, RraVitation, chemical affinity, erystaliza-
ton, &c, attention, % TINS net that the great
names, are still as impenetrable and mysterious
IS ever. Also, as TO q Providence and the efficacy
Of prayer, that while the human viii, in this age
Of all ages, IL exhibiting 20 extensive and indie
the prosecution Of its purposes It Is the height Of
presumption to conceive that the Divine VIII can
interpose no counter elements Of his own, or ex
ercise like independent control Of them for his
own end.
The lecture betrayed most industrious read
ing and extensive study OF the subjects treated,
and very skillful analysis and comparison Of
theories. The only criticism heard Of # was thet
and stopped too soon. Mr.. X. is materially help
ing TO build up this loVeliest Of villages suburban
TO the capital, having purchased lot, and gotten
q handsome house well on toward completion.
Bishop Southgate, who is also an established res
ident Of the place.
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Z. IL SCHROFE
a REPREsENTATIYE PARSE.

A REPRESENTATIVES, ARSEE.
Mr. X NJ. Schrof, now in Washington, having
arrived in this country some four months since,
is a genuine Parsee from Bombay. He comes &C
credited for the purpose Of studying the institu-
lions of thscountry, particularly those which re-
late to education. He was formerly connected
with The Times, of India, an English daily, pub
lished in Bombay. Yesterday he was presented
to the Presidentof the United States BY General
Eaton, Commissioner of Education, and had with
the Chief Magistrate long and interesting con-
yersation, in which the Parsee was sounded In his
knowledge Of Eastern matters and Of the opera
lions Of the notorious Mani Sahib. The Parsees
of India number about 100 600; all chiefly located
in Bombay, and for the most part pursue the pro-
fessiOn Of merchants. They are as arule, wealthy,
and do much for the mutual protection OF each
other. Their religion is that Of Zoraster, and IRE
they worship as symbol Of Diety. They have
great reverence for earth, air. FIRE and water, the
of ZoTaster-purity Of thought, speech and action.
The Parsee women have advantages denied to
the Hindoos and Mohammedans; they drive in
open carriages and are not obliged to wear wells.
Polgamy Is not allowed among them, and divorce
is only granted for cardinal sins. They neither
bury nor burn their dead, but out on the hills,
I'VE or six miles from the city, they have the
flowers of Silence" built They are from forty
TO Fifty feet high, and q hundred feet in diameter
at their base. When Parsee dies the body is
placed on top Of one Of these towers and vultures
Specially kept and trained for the purpose are
allowed 70 pick the flesh from the bones Of the
corpse. The bones then fall down the tower into
q subterranean passage which conveys them to
the sea. Mr.. Schrof is the fourth Of his race
ever on our shores, and during his stay in Wash.
ington lecture is expected from him.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By B. H. Warner:
At O'Clock, valuable improved property, sit
uated on Second street east, between and
north.
At 4:3O O'Clock, valuable improved property on
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth
street, and on the corner Of and Tenth streets
southeast.
BIZ Latimer Cleary:
At 10 O'Clock, at No. AZ Thirteenth street
northwest, an excellent assortment Of household
Al $50 O'Clock, a very desirable residence on
Thirteenth street northwest, between L street
and Massachusetts, avenue.
By Thos. Bowling:
AT $50 o'clock, q very desirable lot on Park
street, Mt Pleasant
By ]. T. Wormley:
At 40 O'Clock, valuable improved property,
Nos. 81 and 80 West street, Georgetown, ID. o.,
being all those parcels Of land situate in Bealis
seven Cd and eight, a. in Alfred Lees subdi-
vision.
BY Luttrell Co.:
At 4:5e O'Clock, valuable improved real estate
on East Capitol street, between Second and Third
streets north dde,l consisting Of three-stor5
frame stable in rear,
By Duncanson Bros:
At o'clock, lots numbered SO, 81, 0s and 90, In
square numbered six hundred and sixty-nine,
(6ee) fronting north street; alley IN re AZ.
These lots are near North Capitol street.
ByW. L. Wall Co.:
At IL O'Clock, at their bazaar, lot Of good
horses, carriages, harness, sc.
BY s. Samstag s Co.:
goods.
By wash B. Williams:
AT 10 O'Clock, the entire stock Of NORTH Augen.
stein, consisting Of cottage SETS extension tables
lounges, sc.
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ESTABLISHED 1874.
a. j. JOYCE.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER
AZ. 4IA, and AI6 Fourteenth Street.
REPAIRING in all its branches. An carriages
left for repairs, storage orcommission Insured.
AGENTS for Brewster & Co., tOf Broome street,
Fifth avenue, New York. SuRl5-n
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LETTER FRON ANNAPOLIS.


ICorrespsndence Of The National Republican,
ANNAPOLIS, Oct, Is, 1874.
The grand Jury Of this county concluded their
Isbors to-day and made the following report:
70 the Honorable Judges Of the Circuit Court for
The gTand Jury REPORTS to your honors that they
have examined all the witnesses that have ap-
peared before them, and found plIis OF present.
ment AGAINST all those against whom the evil
denee was SUFFICIENT. OF those confined In jail
hfteen have been indicted; against one no witness
has aPpeaTed against three ythers me eEgenee
only other one sent there for crime no Dill has
been found, but he Is detained there as witness
found.
They further report that they have visited and
inspected the jail, which was In good condition as
Ear as refers 70 cleanliness, neatness and comfort
Of the prisoners. The sheriff and jailOr appear 70
have attended properly to their duties as FAR as
the grand jury could Judge.
The Court thanked the grand jury and dis
charged them. The jury found thirty live indict-
menfs during their session, viz: For stealing, o;
for assault and attempt to rape, !; for unlawful
resistance to officers l. for assault IL; for nfanti-
eide, /; for rape, !; for selling liquor Illegally 8;
others, /; for assault and battery, 3. There are
nineteen criminal cases on the docket removed
from Baltimore, mostly violations Of the lottery
and gambling laws Of the State.
The State Board Of Fishery Force met here to-
day and elected Geo. A. J. Hopkins, Of WicomicO
county deputy commander Of the Wieomlco dis
trict boat Of the oyster police force. The vote
stood James EVerEman, 2; q. A. ]. Hopkins, 8,
A full board was present.
The following letter viii explain itself:
ANNAPOLIS, October n. 1874.
10 4. Wilson Norris, esq, Private Sseretdrgs
DEAR SIR: Since writing you yesterday have
made 8 thorough search OF the old muster rolls
many Of which are not recorded. and ind the
name Of W. E UdderTOok as FIRST sergeant Of
company II, Second Eastern Shore regiment. He
was transferred TO First Eastern Shore and
again transferred to the Eleventh Maryland vol
nntesrs, ana was mustered out at post hospital,
Fort Delaware.
Respectfully, FRANK A. BoHD,
AdJutant General.
The gl0rfes OF autumn have crowned the
woods IN this section, the trees presenting a most
beautiful appearance, clothed Fl LEAKAGE Of green
cold russell and crimson. The winding streams
around the city, GinFed with trees, are most pic
furasoue sights. The weather holds q charming
aouipCasc Of temperature.
Comptroller " 0olford was IA HIS once part Of
the time to-day. He lE still suffering from mis-
severe fndispostiun, but has improved 70 some
extent Court Is stu engaged upon the case Of
Bright vs. LETTERS for 6, 600 civil damages r.
NOTIFIES, buy safety nasshssi children cannot
Light them.
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ScHRNcK's PuLMoHIo SYRUP,
ScHENoK's SEA WEED TONIC,
SCHKHCK,B MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that VIII cure Pulmonary
Trequsntly medicines that VIII stop a cough
viii occasion the death Of the patient; they lock
up the liver, stop the circulation OF the blood,
hemorrhage follows, and, In tact, they clog The
action Of the very organs that caused the cough
Liver SSo1%PSsis1hs n. and DysPeP:1 are the czIssS
persons complain Of dull pain In the side, con-
stipation, coated tongue, pain In the shoulder
blade, feelings OF droEsiness and restlessness the
food lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with aeidity and belehing up Of wind
These SYMPTOMS usually originate from disor-
Persens so affected, If they take one or two
heavy colds, and If the cough In these cases be
suddenly checked, will md the stomach and liver
elogged, remaining torpid and inactive, and
almost before they are aware the lungs are q
mass Of sores, and liberated, the result Of which
Schenek's PuImonie Syrup is an expectorans
which does not contain opium or anything calcu-
lated to check q cough suddenly.
Sehenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach aids
digestion and creates rayenous appetite.
When the bowels are costiye, skin sallow, or
the symptoms otherwise Of bilious tendency,
Sshensk's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only y -
NE. cor. Sixth and Arch sta. PHILADELPHIA.
And are for sale BY all druggists and dealers.
THunsroH's IvoRr PEARL TOOTH PowDEz
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five ard nfty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's IEoDoRoUs KID-GLovE CLEANR
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsox's PoMADE oPr1ME is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and hfty cents Per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTKRs are the
very best. All sold BY druggists.
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THE NATIONAL THEATRE-CHARL0TT
THOMPSON.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Eligible lots for sale
A front room for rent.
Two furnished rooms for rent.
Rooms for rent at 80 street.
Rooms for rent at Grant Place.
A nicely furnished room for rent
Instruction in French and Spanish.
Rooms for rent at 1905 Ninth street.
Furnished rooms elegantly located.
"Geneva Cross'-NatiOnal Theatre.
Work for twenty-five ladies is offered.
An elegantly furnished room for rent.
A handsomely furnished room for rent.
school for Scandal" at Ford's tonight.
Auction sale of house by ]. T. wormley.
large and desirable ofiee-roOm for rent.
Art exhibition at Lincoln hall November 2
Board and room wanted for q gentleman and
A furnished room, with or without board, for
rent
Handsomely furnished parlOr and bedroom for
rent.
Festival and concert at the E-street Baptist
church.
Noah Walker Co, cIOthiers, s25 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Auction sale of carpets by W. L. Wan Co.
November 2.
Meeting of the cOrpOratOrs of the sOmes Rsfrig-
Grating Company.
Nicely. furnished second-stOry and third-stOry
front rooms for rent.
Sale at auction by B. H. Warner Of property
for sums due for taxes.
Sale at suction November and 3 Of oil paint
ings, &C., by w. l. Wall & Co.
Latimer Cleary will sell, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings, gold and silver
watches and jeHelry.
PURE COUNTRY CIDER,
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INDIAN SUNIER.

The maple leaYes are thinning,
The branches showing bare,
And Indian Summers Spinning
Her web in quiet air.
The warp is made OF sunlight,
The wool is wrought Of shade;
The shades grow over darker,
The sunbeams ever fade.
The shadows gather quicker,
And darkness fingers long,
TIL silent winter falleth,
And silent Is my song.
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4 RHNAWIY

Yesterday evening about six o'clock, while Mr..
W. H. Bennett, in company with his wife and
Misses Fanny Bennett and Helen Holland, were
proceeding in q carriage down Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue, they met the procession Of
the knights Of st. Augustine, and the music Of
the band caused the horses attached to the car
rage to become frightened and start OF at rapid
speed, and before they could be checked came In
contact with q tree-boX in mont OF Mr.. Browns
ONCE, on the corner Of Fifteenth street and New
York avenue, upsetting the carriage and throw
were removed to Thompsonis drugstore, and DR..
Howard applied the necessary remedies. The
driver, William McCabe, had his right leg
broken, and he was also injured about the head.
He was removed to his home, where his leg was
sat
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THEATRE.-AMEE.

SATURDAY EVE.-LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.
Reserved seats 50 and . cents extra, according to
location. Gallery, 50 cents.
Seats for any OF the above performances can be
secured commencing Thursday, Oct. ., at the Box
Once of Theatre and Brad. Adams Branch Once.
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1rrELLFoTr1L onLruRE.

A cultivated mind may be said to have infinite
stores Of innocent qualification. Everything may
be made interesting to it, by becoming subject
Of thought or inquiry. Books, regarded merely
as a qualification, are worth. more than all the
Iuxurfes on earth. A taste for literature secures
cheerful occupation for the unemployed and Ian
guild hours Of life and how many persons, In these
hours, for want Of innocent resources are now
impel1ed to coarse pleasure? How many young
men can be found in this city, who, unaccustomed
to fnd companion in a book, and strangers to
intellectual activity, are almost driven, In the
long dull evenings Of winter, to haunts Of intem-
perance and bad society,
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A TERRIBLE ASSAULT OY 4 POLICE
INV

Last night, about HIS O'Clock, considerable eI-
element was created on E street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth, by mob Of colored peo-
pie who were hanging about Lyeeum hall, where
banquet and ball was being given by the
knights Of st. Augustine, and who interfered
with policeman while in the discharge OF his
duty. It appears that Ofncer Henkle attempted
to arrest colored man for indecent exposure Of
By the man and terribly misused. A scuffie en-
sued and the policeman had his LEFT thumb Sc
riously bitten.
During the efforts Of the policeman to arrest
the man the crowd which had assembled rallied
to the aid Of the party resisting, and 50 inter-
Tered with Henkle that at one time 1t was thought
that his life was in danger. Finally Sergeant
Fainter and Oficer Nicholson, hearing the dis
tress call, proceeded hastily to the scene and
sisted Oficer Henkle, and the man was finally
taken to the Central guardhouse, where he re-
fused to give his name. Of1cer Henkle received
the highest compliments for his bravery.
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED q supply Of ladies' On
derclothing and English and French Corsets that
will be sure to please. i have Is me stock Of
Perfumes and Toilet articles - can be found In
the city, and as usual sell at New York prices.
ANNIE X. HUMPHREY, Agent.
$50 Tenth street northwest.
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AlI ars..eIas. rroesr. kesp .a6sty na.ehes
DIgTRICT 81 0OLUlBLA.

TAXPAYERS, TAKE NoTlOEHi
A penalty Of one per centum will be added to
your tax bills
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER !.
A discount Of one per centum 10 the
END OF THIS MONTH.
A saving Of two per cent is really made By
paying your tax bills before the month OF
OCTOBER EXPIRES.
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HARKEST FESTIHAL.

The E-street Sunday school viii give an enter.
tainment appropriate to the harvest season at the
church tomorrow friday evening. The exer-
eses will consist Of singing readings, recitations
and dialogues. Those who attended the May
festival viii not need TO be told that the young
people Of E street know Just how to entertain
their friends and interest an audience. During
the intermission the ladies will be prepared q
serve oysters and other refreshments in the lee
tureroom at reasonable prices.
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Ply NY

Another pay day in the several Departments is
at hand and all the employees who need anything
inahe shoe line for themselves or families should
visit the store Of d. NJ. Davis, corner Of Twelfth
and streets and make their selections from his
very large and WeIl-selected stock of boots shoes
slippers, rubbers, Overgaiters, leggins, fAsoles,
heef-plates, patent buttons, &C., from the best
manufacturers, which he sells at prices that defy
competition,
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CARRIAGES,

NN|0ONNONO0O0O0N-OJO~0J
JACKSON WAGONS AT REDUCED
- RATES.-We have Just received a new lot OF
those superior WAGONS for farmers and haulers.
A few heavy Lumber or Truck WAGONS, manu-
MAGRXTH d BELL,
northwest. sepi5-3m
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MEssRs. DUyoAN sOY Bros,

auetiOneers, sold yesterday afternoon for B. h.
Warner aHd George W. Stickney, trustees, lot Of
ground No. Il, in square l2s, fronting 20 feet 10
inches On Seventh street, between N and o
streets northwest, and running back 100 feet, n
all 2os4 feet to George W. Utermuhiei 81 A.4o
Der SQUARE foot.
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TVp GOVEBvNFNT OFFTCF.

The printers at the Government once are now
working up to o'clock in the evening, in order
to have the Departmental reports ready for the
assembling Of Congress.
Workmen are also engaged In the construction
Of six-foot stairway from the fourth story down
TO the ground floor. This, together with the new
hose with which the once has recently been sup
Piled will give an additional sense Of security to
the employees, and render accidents from IRE
almost impossible.
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TIE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES


STATES.
WEDNESDAY, October Is, 1874.
On motion Of Mr.. T. T. Crittenden, Henry Hey
wood, ESQ.,, Of Lancaster, N. H, was admitted 20
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court. =
On motion OF Mr.. r. d. Mussey, ]. Duncan
CettriIl, esq, Of Pensacola, Fla, was admitted
TO practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
On motion Of Mr.. S. q. Perkins, A. II. McGuE
fey, ESQ.,, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, was admitted to
practice as An attorney and counselor Of this
court
No. 40. J. N Sweeney ct al, plaintiffs in error,
vs. Joseph A. Lomme. This cause was argued
by Mr.. ]. H. Ashton, Of council for the plaintiffs
in error, and by Mr.. Robert Leech for the defend
No. Al The ship Belle of the Sea, sc, appel
lants, vs.. Henry W. johnson ct al. This cause
was argued by Mr.. H. Flanders, Of counsel for
the appellants, and by Mr.. Samuel q. Perkins for
the defendants in error.
No. a. The United States, plaintiffs in error,
vs.. Henry Boeekler ct al. This cause was argued
by Mr.. Solicitor General Phillips, Of counsel for
the plaintiffs in error, and by Mr.. W. L Flndley
and Mr.. Edward Otis Hinkley for the defendants
in error.
Adjourned until Friday at L O'Clock.
CIRCUIT COURT-MR. CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER.
This court was engaged in the trial Of appeal
cases yesterday, none Of which involved more
than one hundred dollars,
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Call ard examine the IRE and burglar-pfooi
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels silverHare, or other
valnablcg. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
Afford TO do without them.
zGkseeTHing IrOnfhe cAfesgo eSd BosioS ercs'
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so TO 1900

THxRx need be no waste Of food that Is pre-
pared with Dooley's Yeast Powder. It always
makes everything Light, wholesome and palst-
able. Try Il.
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ADJUSTMENTS
rORD's OPERA HOUSE, SOHO

FORD,S OPERA HOUSE THE SCHOOL
FOR SCANDAL
Tonight VIII witness at Fordis revival Of the
highest forms of English comedy in the produc-
ton OF Shsridan's great play Of "rhe
School for Scandal This standard comedy, lev
eled At the folly Of the time In which the brilliant
author and wit lived, has It's counterpart in the
society Of to-day, and the lessons It incuicates 70
foolish women, oyer-confdent husbands and gal
role Of Lady TeaSle viii be assumed By Mrs.
Lander, and most artistic and nniahed perform
ance may be expected, and the other characters
by the company VIII be faithfully rendered. IL
revived and PLAYED IN Washington. 1t was frat
produced In London IN III by the best company
then In England, and It's representation to-nighe
costumes Of that period win be worn, and unusual
elegance will surround the entire performance.
We shall expect TO So the largest house Of the
and the benefit Of Mrs. Lander.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE-CHARLoTTE
THOMPSON.
The National theatre Was Handsomely filled
last night, and the perfect finish, the exquisite
STYLE the thorough conception and faultless taste
Of Miss Charlotte Thompson IN "Jane Eyre" was
fully enjoyed. Tonight q performance Of the
Geneva Cross drama founded on the Incl.
dents Of the siege Of Paris, will be produced with
all its original effects II is q drama Of standard
merit, and Will be performed with a beauty and
splendor never witnessed In this city before in
this play. The lovers Of pure and legitimate
taste In acting invited to witness It. The best
dramatic talent Of Mr.. Rowe Is conferred in its
stirring and lovely scenes and its true beauty
viii be revealed BY the matchles5 grace and &C
knoWledged talent OF Miss Thompson, the heroine
OF the play. Our theatre goers viii try 70 beat
IL into their heads that this is perhaps, the only
week Of the Union Square theatre company dur
z
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JOIN REOK & SON.

No. ssl Louisiana avenue, have received THIS day
q hne lot Of CataWba, Sherry, Lisbon and Madeira
Wines, which they can sell At very low prices.
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LAFLafER q nLE1PY

auetiOneers, call attention to the sale Of house
hold furniture at residence adjoining TIE Re
PUBLICAN building, on Thirteenth street, this
morning ct 10 O'Clock.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

DURABLE AND DREssY-oUR tls SUIT.
ElSE1IAN BROS; sos Seventh street
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r. II WARvFR

real estate broker, corner Seventh and F streets,
has the wilkes Hotel" near the Capitol, for
rent. VIII lease for long time. Call and get
particulars.
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ann nrw EsrARr1sHMENr.

OUR NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
the best talent TO be had in the country, in fact,
every facility for doing the best work At low prices
we would respectfully inform our friends and the
public that pre-eminent may have been our repu-
tatiOn in the past, our motto Is EXCELSIOR In
nVelng and Cleaning Ladies' Dresses, ShaWls,
sacaues, Ties, Ribbons, &C., &C., Gents Coats
AZ home 10 everybody from q m. until sunset.
SATURDAYS from q. m. 70 SD p. m, a the old
stand 1881, now the most complete In the
County, Everybody come and see Us.
S0--P W, H. WHEATLEY,
JaHaTaou street. 6eounefOWu. ID. %.