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and the best eontrsito living. She ia also very
s II heard to-day that Nile lima diMursks was
making money in Australia
al am really glad TO hear tn said Mademot-
selle. "She 10 fns artist Ali how she sings
the Shadow Dance from Dinhors. Here Mile.
Titiens hummed O bar or so OF that lovely tune,
and laughingly observed, "But can't do the
kind Of vocal gymnastics she INDUCES IN. She Is
aShe always reminds me Of witeh.D Made
moiselle laughed at this observation. and said she
always thought there was something super
prima donna did"
aShsI We see and hear you in opera, Nile.
Titiens?"
~ hope so. 1 have my dresses with me, and all
We shall need will be good company" and Mile.
Titiens mentioned several artists who might be
manage at least . few Representations. should
like the people here 70 see nae in Fidelio."
"Yes, in Semirsmide. When 1 was leaving
England, Sir Michael Costa told me If got
drowned going over, that down with me would go
Critic laughed, and said, sand Norma and Luz
ereZia, too.n
Mile. Titiens nodded, but mOdestly refused to
confirm our assertion verbally.
Just then our tete-a-tete was broken in upon by
the entry Of some ladies, among whom was the
Of the celebrated ,impresssrio, and Mile. Won
Kurl, niece to Mile. Titiens, who is q very
pleasant young lady, who, after the usual for
all she had seen In New York, with charming
freshness.
~ like the bright ali, {" she observed.
"And SO do )" exclaimed her famous aunt, In
her hearty manner. "And 1 like the people, too.
They look happy and content. But want to go
up the Hudson and see the bright red and yellow
autum leaves they tell me SO much about, and
then must go to Niagara"
"Ah! have just returned from there" said
Critic.
sand what is It lIke?" exclaimed Mile. Titiens
"Tell me all about 1t; shall be disappointsd?"
"No," assured Critic, 'sit is sublime, AMI your
artistic nature will appreciate IL at once But
you must go under the falls, If you wish thor
under the fallsI What, walk right under
them? Do understand you rightP VIII It mot
be dangerousf"
"Oh, no; they dress you up in macIntoshes, so
that you do not get wet, and you 20 with proper
guides"
"But then, what shall see when I am under
them?" asked the great singer.
"Terror and darkness, and winds, and roaring
and tumbling waters. In q word, the Day OF
Judgment in water colors," replied Critic
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Hamilton Building Association.

The first meeting Of the Hamilton for the pay
ment of dues and advances Of money. will be held
at the Board Of Trade rooms on Wednesday even.
ing OF this week, at o'clock. We can recommend
persons to take stock in the Hamilton for two res
CONS:
/. Its officers are careful business men, and
doubtless will manage its affairs with honesty and
ability.
2. The two new aud important features Of the
association in allowing to the investor eight per
cent interest per annum on deposits and giving
the borrower an equitable share Of the profits on
settlement are q great improvement upon the
plans usually adopted in this class of associations
Go 10 the ESeetiEg wednesday evening.
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BOATING MATTERS.
The Potomac Crsv-Preparations for the Ana
lostan.Nsssau Rsea.


On Friday evening the boating committees,
consisting Of Messrs. Jones, McBlair and Dodge,
Of the Potomses, and Messrs. Roach, Dyer and
Corson, Of the AnaIostsns, held meeting during
which all the preliminaries for the proposed race
were arranged except the day, which will be an
nounced this week. The course will be from
above TableRock three miles down river as far as
Easby's wharf, just below the new Analostan
house. The she'll crew OF the Potomacs will hs
Messrs- Coughlin, stroke; McBlair, 3: Randall, 2
and Truax, bow. II. S. Lsrkn, of Georgetown
has been commissioned to bald their new racing
she'll, and left for New York last Thursday 70
procure the necessary material. The shell will
be Of Spanish cedar. The Potomac four have
gone into regular training, and have fixed their
headquarters at the Morgan house, Georgetown.
They are out every afternoon rowing, but have no
regular trainer.
The Analostan four have engaged headquarters
at the Imperial, and go into active training TO.
day. They have secured the services Of John
Biglin as trainer. The date of the race between
the Analostan and Nassau crews has been fixed
for Thursday, the 18th instant.
There will no more of the pleasant regattas
this year, both Of the local cllbs too busiy
engaged In preparation for the coming contests.
There will be q skif and tub regatta, however
this afternoon on the Eastern branch.
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BriEk Blsiness.

II dry and fancy goods there exists quite an
active market, Gad the prospects for brisk fall
and win er trade are very encouraging Visiting
Messrs. Lansburgh & Bros stores, 40L. 4O5 and
1910 Seventh street, We were shown an immense
line of these goods q latest designs such as plaid
cameI's hair serges- brocatelles. handsome new
shades of silks, French and Irish popIfns which
were offered at from 10 to 20 per cent less than
heretofore. At their new branch store, l02O Sew
cloths rs being consummated, owing to their an
nouncemeut Of immense reductions. Tapestry
brussels Of the best American and English manu-
facture of which we saw numerous patterns were
sold At prices ranging from Sl.15 TO 81 IS; best
three ply s1.I5, 81 Is, $l3O. Superior cotton I'LL
ing at IS cents; list carpeting Is, 30, 40 and 50
cents, and oil-cloths from 20 cents up.-SuRdGy
C0-sffs Oct, s.
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Temperance in East Washington.

On Saturday event ~ last East Washir gton d.
vision Sons Of Temperance installed their officers
for the ensuing quarter as follows: DIR. Howard.
W. p; Mr.. Griffith, W. A; Mr.. Harr, r. s.; Miss
Locke, A. X. S.; Miss Van Doren, F. s.; Mr..
Watt, T.; Rev. Mr.. Denison, Chap; Mr. Deacon
o.; Miss Moran, A. o.; Mr.. Locke, L S.
Oh Sunday evening next the Division Will have
public meeting at Rev. DIR. Christie's Presby-
terrain church, Fourth and B streets southeast
All are cordially invited to be present. The d.
vision will dedicate new hall. IN connection with
other temperance organizations, on Pennsylvania
avenue southeast about the LIST of November, at
which grand opening Is Anticipated.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Nl GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
The twenty-seyenth session will commence in
northwest, on MONDAY, October 4, at O'Clock
The opening lecture will be delivered BY Profess
sor Busey, on Diseases OF Infancy and Child
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, HID,
Professor Of Principles and Practice OF Medicine,
General Pathology and Medical Ethlcs, and
President Of the Faculty.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, Nd
Professor Of Obstetrics and Puerperal Diseases Of
Women, and Treasurer of the Faculty.
JOHNSON ELIOT MD,
Professor ofsurgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JAMES L. MORGAN, MD,
Professor Of Materia Msdica and Therapeutics,
and Medical Jurisprudence.
SAMUEL @. BUSEK, Nd,
Professor of Diseases Of Infancy and Childhood.
J. HARRY THOMPSON ND,
Professor OF Physiology and Diseases OF Women.
ROBERT REYBURE ND,
Professor OF Principles OF Surgery and Micro
scopic Anatomy.
BENZ. s.. HEDRICR, NJ Ph. D.,fI
Professor OF Chemistry and ToxIcology.a
WLRWICK EVANS, ND,
Professor OF Anatomy.
P MURPHY, ND,
Assistant to the Chair OF Psychology.
CHARLES Y BOARHAY, Md,
G. Y. ". GILLIAN, Nd,
Demonstrators.
JOHN WALTER, HD
Prosector to the Chair OF Anatomy.
J. L. ELIOT, ND,
Prosector to the Chair OF Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT, ND, Dean.
se24-2w No. $40 street northwest.
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The Case Of william II Richards.

William H. Richards, the deaf mute who was
arrested and taken before the Police Court on
Saturday on charge OF grand larceny, has re-
tanned James P. Tustip, ESQ.,, as his counsel. The
accused was charged by President Gallaudet, OF
the Deaf Mute College. near this city, with the
larceny Of certain articles of wearing apparel and
Of household furniture. He was committed to
jail in default or $500 bail. The will be in
terestiDg, as the first one wherein deaf mute has
been before the courts CT this District on crImi
nal charge.
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b. II. Warner, auctioneer, will sell this after.
noon, at 4:SO O'Clock, three-stOry brick dwelling,
with back building and finished basement. The
house contains fifteen rooms and all the modern
Improvements, and is situated in one OF the most
desirable and rapldly-improving parts Of the city
being on Twelfth street, between Massachusetts,
avenue and II street northwest, near the new As
censiOn church. As this is an assignee's sale aud
the property will be sold without reserve parties
desiring frstclass residence excellent Invest
ment would do well TO attend.
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ADJUSTMENTS
shaksp.ar.,s Henry y-Eatiopal Theatre.

Consequences neuIy N-N6LlOnal IQeaLIes
NOtsing could be more timely to our country or
to the stage in our city than the following mag
nifcent criticism Of Shskspears's Henry V by
Charles Knight: How exquIsitely has Shakespeare
thrown his dramatic power int this undramatic
subject! The character of the King is altogether
one Of the most finished portraits that has pro-
ceeded from this master.hand. 1t could, perhaps,
only have been thoroughly conceived by the poet
who had delineated the Henry Of the Bears
Head and Of the field Of Shrewsbury. The sur
passing union in this character Of spirit and calm
ness-of dignity and playfulhess-ofa an ever.pres-
ent energy and an almost melancholy abstraction
the conventional authority Of the King, and the
deep sympathy with the meanest about him OF
the man-wast the result Of the most philosophical
and consistent appreciation BY the poet of the
Of Wales. And let 1t not be said that the picture
which he has painted of his favorite hero is an
extraSrdnarS merits Of HepFy Wsre those os
the individual; his dement's were those Of his
times. Standing now upon the vantage ground
Of four centuries of experience IN which civiliza
tion has marched onward at pace which could
only be the result Of great Intellectual impulses
we may, indeed, say that Il Henry V was justly
fitted TO be a leader of chivalry-fearless enter
prising, peTsevering, generous, pious-he was, at
the same time, rash, obstinate proud, super
conquests, instead of making his people happy BY
wise laws and the cultivation of sound knowledge.
But Henrys character, like that of all other men,
which he moved.
Alter four centuries of illumination, II we find
the world still suffering under the dominion Of
unjust governors and ambitious conquerors, we
may pardon one who acted according to his
lights, believing that his cause justified his at
tempt to seize upon another crown, instead Of
wearing his own wisely and peaceably. at any
rate It'll net for the poet to regard the most pop
ular king Of tie feudal times with the cold and
severe scrutiny Of the philosophical historian.
1t was for him TO embody In the person of Henry
the principle Of natural hsroism; It was for him
TO call forth 1.-THE spirit ofpatrotc Renaissance"
There are periods In the history Of every people
when their nationality, lifting them up almost
to frenzy Of enthusiasm, is one of the sublimest
exhibitions Of the practical poetry Of social lfe
In the times Of Shakespeare such an aspect Of the
English mind was not unfrequently presented.
Neither in our times have such manifestations of
the mighty heart been wanting. But there have
been, and there may again be, periods OF real
danger, when the national spirit shows itself
dropping and languishing. 1t Is under such cir
cunstances that the heart-stirring power Of such
a play as Henry V is to be tested. Frederick
Scblegel says The feeling by which Shakespeare
seems to have been most connected with ordinary
men is that Of nationality" But how different Is
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INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.
LIST OF
CAMPAIGN PAMPHLETS,
PUBLISHED BY
The UliCl Congressional Executive Committee.

No. I.-Growth OF the Nation Under Republican
Rule. Eight pages.
NO. 2.-Vaticanism In Germany and In the United
States. Eight pages.
No. 3.-Can the Nation Trust tina Democratic
Party? Sixteen pages.
No. 4.-Record and Platforms of the Democratic
Urbana, Ohio, August Z, 1875. Eight
No. b-The Rational Finances and Currency, con-
tanning statistical details in full to the
close Of the fiscal year ending June 30,
K75. Eight pages.
No. 6.-High and Low Tariffs and Their Effects.
-Four pages,
No. 7,-our Currency: Its Volume and Character;
also, Taxes; Who Pays ThemG Four
No. s.-ysficsnlsmin Germany and in the United
States. In Germany Eight pages.
No. 9.-The People q Nation: The Union Per-
petual. Eight pages.
No 1o.-The Southern Question: THE Conspiracy
to Rule or Destroy the Nation. Twelve
No. n.-Growth Of the Nation Under Republican
Rule. (In Germany Eight pages.
published rs the canvass proceeds.
5 Campaign Pamphlets are furnished to indiyid-
uals, clubs, committees, ETC., at the following
rates: Four page Pamphlets, Is cents per hundred
COPIES elsnt-psge, 30 cents; twelve page, IS cents
Committees and individuals, in ordering politi-
cal pamphlets. will please designate the papers re-
CURED by their numbers. Address ''Union Repub-
lican Congressional Executive COMMITTEES, WASH
ington, ID. c., - and indicate whether packages
shall be sent by mail or express. se25
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GEORGETowN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 sTODpARD STREET, GEORGE
TO TOWN, ID. c.. -

LADIES. The course Of st udy Is thorough and
progressive from The rudiments 70 graduation.
Miss LIPscoMD, Principal; Miss r. y. HORN,
and Miss N. CLARE DE GRAFFENRRID. Lit
erary Assist ants; Miss BETTE X. RIDGKLY,
Elocution and Literary Department.: Dr.. j.
z, CAgIDrIELD instumental Music Mrs.
Prof. L. EUGENE CoLLIERE, French; Prof. e.
II FRisToE, Lecturer Of M.tnssl PhilSsophy and
BaIlantyne's. 42s Seventh street; Gilman,s drug
store, Psnnsyiv,nh avenue; Brsdley Adams,
Fall session opens September 16 LIS Stree. cars
pass within o5e square OF Seminary. ar4-tdel5
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Fall River Troubles.

FALL RIVER, Oct 2-The parties arrested upon
the charge Of engaging in q riot here few days
since had q hearing to-day, and were bound over
in the sum Of $500 each to appear before the next
term.of the Superior Court at New Bedford. Moth
ing of interest occurred to-day. Manufacturers
have now plenty help at their disposal.
THE STRIKERS.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 3.-Mayor Sloeum, Of New
port, forbid the Fall River committee to solicit
aid in Newport for the Fall River strikers, and
ordered them arrested If they attempted Il.
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Criminal Cnurt Tn.nau

In the Criminal Court to-day, at 10 O'Clock.
WIN. N. Evans, John Green, Charles @. Fisher,
B. F. Leighton and Mary Miller, alias Lena MI.
Ter, will be srraigned, the grand 5ury having re-
turned against each party three indictments
The first IL general and joint Indictment against
latter with procuring false acknowledgement OF
bail, and the fourth charging Mary alias Lsna
Miller with procuring false recognizance.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Albert H. League, captain
o! a tugboat, approached to-day the sacristy of
st. Patrick's church, Broadway, while services
were going on, and drawing pistol attempted to
shoot the pastor, Father Galley on account, as
League alleges, Of Father Galley having put
his (League's) daughter in q Catholic convent In
Indiana. League was arrested and committed
for the action Of the grand Jury.
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Auction sslea To-day.
By B. II. Warner:

BY u. ID. warner:
At 43o o'clock, o very desirable private resi-
dence near the new Ascension church, on the west
side OF Twelfth street, between Massachusetts,
avenue and NJ street northwest.
At O'Clock, valuable improved real estate on
u street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
stieets northwest, near the Treasury building.
By Joseph T. Kelly:
Al o'clock, lot and comfortable brick house
on the north side Of X street. between Ei9hteenth
and Nineteenth streets northwest.
By Downman Green:
At o'clock, valuable improved real estate on
yania avenue and E street,
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Steamer hnhora.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3,-The signal service OBJ
server at Cape Mey reports q schooner loaded
with marble ashore at Townsend's inlet, twenty
miles from Cape May. Name unknown.
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MISS OSBORNE'S YOUNG LADIES'
N1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOuL, 9l3 N
street, corner Of Tenth, will reopen MONDAY,
lIsh branches, Ancient, Modern Languages. and
Music. Particular attention given to Primary and
intermediate department. Jy12m
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Baldwin.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The coroners jury in the
case Of O'Baldwin, the puEilist, returned q YER
dict that he came to his death at the hands Of
Michael Finnell, and the latter was sent to the
Tombs.
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DUPTURE or HERNIA-wHAr

RUPTURE Oh HI ERNIA.-wHAT
LII frst-class New York citizens say: II tried
truss after truss until had eight all good
Friend Kettleman heard m e omplaln of them, and
he said two dollars day could not hire him to give
up Rainbow's. got 1t, and both sides of my rup-
ture closed up sound In two years. IL Fisher, 395
Broom street. II grew worse with trusses four
teen years. Nefehbor Sanderson told me he got
well by wearing Rainbow's. got 1t, and after
fourteen years torture with metal and wooden
knobs, grew sound in ten months with TT.
j. Atkins, 26l Stanton street. 81 used Rainbows
eighteen months, snd being cured, sold IL long
col Spring street. my rupture was congenital;
Rainbow's cured me in ten months. WIN. Cole
man. Henry Grlnnell, II Bond street, says: II
have paid $40 each for trusses; RainbOwis Is the
only one benefits me. am now convinced IL alone
Is the true principle Fowler Wells say: ave
have taken pains TO ascertain where to send nquI-
rers for the best truss. We recommend RainbOw's
as superior in many points to any other.'' az had
aches and pains thatI am now convinced were ag-
grayated, If not caused by truss; advised to try
Rainbow's, and in two months was stronger and
better than had been for many years. ~. H. In
gersoll, ST., II Bowery. 'tDr Rainbow has re-
iieved me from springs and wooden knobs. / rec
ommend It. ''-Benjamin Borden, Norristown, Pa.
'Dr. Rainbow; We are happy 10 say, since wear
pleasure 10 take exercise. With other supporters
Davis, Miss Maria Bouton. See DR.. RAINBOW,
at No. so street northwest, before "Wednesday
night. Nocharge for trying one on. ocl-2t'
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,cids ~ a ws.I,hv psrr.vlvsr;,,

WILLIAEsPoRT, Pa, Oct. 3. Abraham A.
Winegardner, Q wealthy aud influential citizen
Of this place, committed suicide this afternoon by
drowning himself in the canal, one mile above
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MEDICAL.
N|0,,,rNN-o~SNoso~0ONOo ON~NNNOO-NNNDNOND
Obstacles to Marriage,

Happy Relief for Young Men nom the
enecss OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Man
mood restored. Impediments to marriage re-
remarkable remedies. Books sud Circulars sent
free. IN sealed envelopes Address. HOWARD
4l9 N. Ninth ST., PhtiadelpniA
Pam Institution having high reputation Tor
henornhle conduct and professional SKIN.
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Admiral Welleslav,

Providence, r. l., Oct. 3.-Admiral Wellesley
has accepted an invitation Of tho mayor and city
council TO visit Providence fixing the time as next
Friday, the Sth instant,
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Tho National Mad,naI colIsra

VIII open its ftyfourth course Of lectures on this
Monday evening, October 4, at o'clock, with a
general Introductory discourse by Prof J. Ford
Thompson. All students and medical gentlemen
are invited to be present. Since last year the
faculty OF this college have made considerable
Improvement In the building and lecturIng para
informed, be more than reimbursed by the largely
increased number OF students who promtse 10
attend lectures this winter
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY EX SCHOOL,.
The II gular exercises of the COLUMBIAN UNI
VERSIIY LAW SCHOOL will be resumed en- the
18TH Of OCTOBER.
JAMES u. YELLING, IL d.,
President, and Lecturer on English Literature.
SAMUEL TYLER, LII D.,
Professor OF Equity Jurisprudence, OF Common
Law and Equity Pleading, Of the Law OF Evil
dence ana the Law Of Partnership.
The Hon. WALTER s. COX, LII. D.,
Professor OF the Law Of Real and Personal Prop
erty, of Contacts and OF Grimes and Misde-
meanore.
The Hon. VIM. B. LAWRENCE, IL D., DOL,
Professor OF the Law of Nations.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, Esq.
Lecturer on the Application of the Science to the
Practice ofthe Law.
New students ans under.g aduate members Of
the school are invited to be present 81 the opening
of the session In the Law Building OF the Univer-
sity, Fifth street, between and streets, on the
afternoon Of WEONESDAY, the 18th OF October
next, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Fees of The school are payable In advance, either
at enee for the whole session, or in monthly in
stallments, at the option Of the students.
For catalogues, giving reformation concerning
terms and courses Of instruction, address
sa74- FMWtfAoct
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CITY ITEMS.
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR j

BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
As and 30 cents, and nice window shades for s7lz
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung by
the best workmen, at lowest prices, at Tubman's,
413 Ninth street northwest.
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THURsToH's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovH OLzANKR
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THonPsoN's PoMADE OPrIMz Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTHRs. are sthe
very best All sold BY druggists.
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FIRES.
Damages Slight in Both CassI

A few minutes after noon last Saturday On
alarm Of fire was FOUNDED, caused By the burning
of the roof Of house No. 1915 street, occupied by
willis Curtis, colored, which caught from sparks
from the chimney. It was soon extingufshed and
did only slight damage.
At O'Clock the same night box 81, corner Of
I1ieventh and o streets northwest was turned in
On aecount Of the falling OF chandelier, which
csused some combusti6le material to catch fire.
The engines were promptly on the ground, but
.tnir ssyvices were not needed, IS some citizens
mi ne re cut before II had got much headHsy.
AGA Rx1rKTRBocKER SUITS TO ORDER. So.
20 Al. SAKs s Co, $40 Seventh street.
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NEW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
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EVERY MERCHANT


who keeps Bedding Bros. & Go. Machine Twist is
satisfied from the increase In his sales that 1t Is
the best.
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80 TO $1,000
invested In Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. Q
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge & Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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ARRANGEMENTS FUR POTOMAC PASfIMES.
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Sc TO s6c-ovERcoArs-t6 to 900.
A. SAKs & o., $40 Seventh street.