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THE FLOODS CAME.
Cook County Farmers Bxpe-
rience Great Loss from
Overflow.
The Canal-Feeder at Worth and
Pa!os Becomes a De-
stroyer.
Thirty Thousand Acres Of Land
Moro or Less Sub.
merged.
THE Loss from This Source
Estimated ut S'lOO,d>OO.
How the Waters Game Down
at Lafayette, Ind.
The Wabash River Swells into
a Mighty, Rushing
| Stream.
Harvested and UElltarvcsted Crops
Borne or by tho Tido.
Almost Total Destruction Of the
| Wabash & Erie Canal.
The Banks Washed Out in
Hundreds Of Places.
Havoc Caused in illinois, Ohio, and
Missouri.
Almost Total Destruction Of the
Wabash & Erie Canal.
The Banks Washed Out in
Hundreds Of Places.
Havoc Caused in illinois, Ohio, and
Missouri.


- NJ nTo NJ fT1A n
an account o' '.e o':e. "a Wv .,, 'oe.us ',
rnuH nul tho overflow ct tho feeder to tho canal
ii, tho Towns Ut Pa!oe mud Worth. owing 10 tho
rceont re- damming BY .ho Canal Commissioners
0oh'' u''''' e's's =. 49, tT,s oao,,st
hiscly III theso co'amns Sest'so@y. t"o hseuu''s
WAS necessarily Incomplete, aud bo'no minor
inaccuracies mey hnss crcpt into thu report.
,,,,.oro- t., ,.,,ic, po+h,nv that ,ynn at,tcd is
no"aIel' ~ "n. H.. o .,a ,rs,"r. ar, "nasi,r
disputed except LINZ tao "A!"'s "o'e uoA."e'
nonr o m a,ras a hat
woro tic evening previous comparatively high
~ w. ~, .a,.r rano-tv - ,,,o,tsr v.I,,o
s,'o orY' "''" eo's..6 p.ope. - s'.sso, 's."o'
FROM Tue "aH oaaE a'ons 1ns nus VI 'ao 1osu'1'
aldo thereof for tho distanco Of q mile,
a.. country voz art;rc,v au,,,nc,ccd. Mort of
,4o ~. .: eoua, - " ss"asa;a ,.na 1.1,,.,,. nrt.,,
ING p.optt1s "as 'ussov" 4aD' sa.a ss'uae p w..
coming crop Of llAy, which ia destroyed. Many
felds of growing grain, and many ac1ou OF
rirouinc vegetables. Derc, Of cou1eo, dolugcd,
but the Principal loes was calculated to
la Nv thu total destruction pf rhe hay
crop. WHICH js tho staple product Of the
tnn,a.Mda NJ acrna snh,nerred. The Ioss in
stock bv drorn,ue and doai,nr away apd de-.
ptruction Of fencuR il also Al important item iu
tho osnera} doyes;ation, to saw rotlinp OF the
nconSnuiouce and nriyatious Inflicted On fami-
ins nv Tia rushing II the watofs into thcir baae.
1mauts, otc.
AMONG THE SUFFERERS
| nv Commissioner Conly. woro himself, 80
acrss Jeran,,9h Day. 12o acres: Patrick
Cnrra1er, 900 eorcB; NIchard Conneil, 200 acros
sI'ks Patrick, aad jo1a MeNahou. 2os q acres !;
so abn
scros Mrs cndv IN acrcs. J'ul,cy Isros.. NJ
th;s cty' no acros. ja,nes Konnody. 20 acrcs ):
and i. Hildebran,lt. ntte turue trsct.
| JAN : @A1oootA%At1 HatSp q A"'fo sA~~ss
, 1875-08-04
MISSOURI,
DANAOEH REPAIRED,

DAAAuEH REPAIRED.
BEpA11A, Mo., Aug. j,--Da,nnsos by tho late
storm to tho railroads running through this
p!aos aro ropslred. Tho Missouri Kansas Il
To1aa Railroad completed It's repairs yesterday,
having had worry largo forco y work repairing
damages. TraauK arc now running from Texas
and Kansas promptly on ttme. and special trains
Of stock aud merchandise ato passing night sud
day.
pAAAoa TO RAILROADS nAD1AT1No PROM ST.
IOU18.
St. Lauf4 Gtobs. Democrat, Auo.3
Tue Missouri pacifloa track for miles botweon
Warrenabu{g knd Knobnoster waa submerged
to depth preventing tue running OF tsaina. Ia
Home places between those toWus thu road-bed
MAS washed out. ltepairS we're made u th0r-
ough1y anl speedily u possible, and = through
tain eama u on tina yhstsrday.i another wont
hendud.
Ths Atlantic h Paclho hss suffered aome in
terfcrenca from the floods. l}et"een here aud
F!eEce CITY the damage has been slight. a
bs'dge. ho"svos s,, WAS .sten away r. shS vicinity
which has stopped tue through t1aius for day
or two. Tbs woIk Of repair was going OIL yoBter-
day, aud 1t was expected that : nav bridge
would DO 10 place !ast night.
been very consider4bie sufferer. Tie train
Which loft Kansas City on Saturday evening AZ
rived here yesterday morning, only four hours
la.e Il hsd 70 lnaka detoaF OF tie Chillsoothee
Branch to get through. There were breaks at
Sturgeon aud Neuiek. and \ ssssn rh!ch sssstr
Cd for Me1ioo on Saturday bid to turn back.
The Missouri ID oTsrho~ing the bottoms . or
nailes thia sido Of 81. Charles, but it ID hoped
that the road-bsl will not be seriously iutorforsd
with.
The Iron Mountain haa not escaped tha trou-
bio, yet the saroun bseak It Gilt Cava aud tha
othes lAAa&x cbasza1hoaa 70 H&Ya have bsen
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Condensed Locals.

Mr.. L. G.. Rohr has purchased of Mr.. j. w.
Riddick his interest in the Br1ghtwood Trot-
ting Psrk-one- han-and is now the sole
owner OF the park.
AT the meeting of the trustees OF the Girls
Reform School last night, resolutions in
respect to the memory of the late Henry
Wilson were adopted.
The Alumni of the Medical Department of
Georgetown College last evening adopted
resolutions of respect to the memory of their
late friend and associate, DIR. George A.
Fitch.
Ats O'Clock this morning, the frame house
corner Of Delaware avenue and street
southwest, owned by Samuel Middleton and
occupied by Arthur Carter, colorcd, took fire
from a detective fiue, and was damaged to
the extent of sos.
The Grand Division OF Sons OF Tempe
rance OF this Jurisdiction, at their meet
ing last night, adopted resolutions deplOring
the death of the late Vice President
Wilson, who was a member of the Grand
Division Of Massachusetts, and also MEM
Der of the National Division of North
America.
One wiug or the new jail. on the Eastern
Branch. having been completed, IL was yes
ferday formally turned over by Secretary
Chandler to the Department Of Justice. The
inmates OF the old jail are 10 be at once
transferred TO the new quarters The old
establishment in Judiciary Square is &c be
RULED down.
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THE COURTa.

RT-JttI1e Mac .Arfft
Yesterday, Rachel Broom, convicted OF
keeping bawdy house, was fined Sl00 Levi
Washington, larceny OF dog; not guilty.
Wat Hawkins. alias John Hawkins, assault
him on the head with large stone in Octo-
Der last; verdict, guilty, and II. sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary at hard labor.
New trial was GRANTED Ad' Sophia johnson.
convicted of keeping bawdy house, and
she was again tried and found not guilty
Warren Miles, plead guilty to charge OF
In jail. Ellen Wolf alias Reynolds, charged
with keeping bawdy house, (appeaD, plead
guilty, and the court imposed the fine below,
bawdy house, tappeap, was found guilty.
Minnie Bates, bawdy house; guilty. James
Galleon. indicted with John Smith and
and sentenced to the penitentiary,J larceny
or clothing from Alexander Manning; plead
not guilty. He was tried and found guilty.
t Raehael Johnson: disorderly house. was
Alice Green, tappeal), verdict Of guilty.
POLICE CoURT-J,doe &teQ.
Yesterday, Arthur Chase, fraudulently
causing deed of trust to be executed In the
name OF johnson by which he obtained 500
from III. Fl. Dudley; held for grand jury.
Cbas. Washington, larceny; $50 or thirty
days In jail De Witt Fowler, assault on
John Payne, assault; IS or seven days.
George SOhl. assault; S.. John T. Scrlvener.
larceny; ordered to restitution, SIS. Lewis
Smith, Indecent exposure; So. Samuel john
son and VIM. Hamilton, disorderly assem-
bly,; 50. John Hickman, profanity; S5.
James Blunden, unlicensed wagon; SO.
Joseph johnson, vagrancy; $50 or ninety
days. VIM. q. Griffin, gambling device; $50
or sixty days.
To DAY.
PANEL w. Brown forfeited collateral.
Henry Idlet do. George Inghram, vagrant,
was sent down. Nicholas Judge was fined
50 for disordeTly conduct. Thomas McNamra
forfeited collateral. John Glllon, disorderly
assembly; So. Charlie Lewis, profanity; IS
Virginia Fauntroy, assault on Betsy Under
wood; IS, or twenty days I'm Jail. Charles
Pyke, petit larceny; 80, or thirty days. Cor.
nelius Courtney, petit larceny; $50, or sixty
days. ShOtler Lucas, assault on Emma
Chapman; IS, or twenty days.
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THE DECEMBER TERM OF the Criminal
court Will be convened on Monday next,
and TIE following jurors have been drawn
Gro,d ll1orS-Geo. NJ. Hickman, Robert
BOSTON, Jas. A: Magruder, David Fisher,
Hatton. Abner Shoemaker. Charles Fish
baueh. Robert f. Fugitt. r. R Pywen, Thos
Knowles, VIM. II. Brawner, John McChes-
Kelly, Geo. II. Gulick. J. p. Klingle, Chas.
Jonnson: Zepheniah Jones, Chas. Mallard
PED jsaorS~Aifred Richards, Richard Full
lalove, Geo. w. Utermehle, Chas. A. Stew
art. Francis Posey, Daniel loughran. Thos
n Warriek. Albert Gleason, Russell Brace,
billiard Burke, " m. Perry Ryder, VIM. II.
Black. Chas. Eanmon, Samuel Gedney, j.
n. y. Wilkinson, Benjamin. +. Monkey, Geo.
W Hopkins, Isaac +. Childs, jos. A. Sinms,
Jas. Fraser, Geo. W. Cochran, Alexander
Dnehay and Jas. WOrmley, jr.
Judge Macarthur will hold this term.
TIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY,
company A. met last night, and letter
timore, stating that he had been selected by
ladies' OF Massachusetts to present to 'fOur
Boys" souvenirs OF the Bunker Hill Centen-
ntal, commemorative Of their late visit TO
Boston, In which mission he is associated
with the Hon Nathaniel p. Banks, who,
with Col. W. Emerson Baker, of Wellesley,
The letter was referred TO a special commit
Tee OF seven, to make the necessary arrange
ments. The presentation of the souvenirs
viii take place on or about the sth OF Janu-
airy. Capt Chas. w. Smith, of company III,
I'd regiment Pennsylvania National GUARDS,
on Tuesday presented to Col: Moore resolu-
tons OF his company, extending an invita-
ton 10 company A &c visit Philadelphia
during the Centennial exhibition.
The THEArKRs-The National Thealer.-
Nj. John McCullough's impersonation OF
'Othello" last evening attracted a large
audience who highly appreciated the per-
formsnce. In this character, as In most
mai he assumes, he shows the results OF
tnorongh study OF his art and his acting 10
hisnt ne viii appear as Richard III.n
Lhtdter CcliliQUe.-''Lost," at this theater
continues 20 attract large audiences To-
IemsIe MINISTRIES are a great feature OF the
cut is a good one. ousn-
AUeaNe The0fer.-Johnny Harris has O han.
tht al the avenue Ineater TO morrow night.
FIRE LAST NIGHr.-Last night about a. %
O'Clock an alarm was turned in from hox ctS
for IRE In long frame building near corner
7th street and Maryland avenue northaast
used by Messrs. Martin & Paul as a wooJ
was totally destroyed. Loss, $50; on which
There was an insurance OF $500. 1t Is thought
10 have been set on fire. There was a scant
supply OF hose, and IL q single section had
brrsted IL would have thrown one OF the two
engines present-NoS. and f-out Of service.
RocKISGHAM WARS AND Toys AT AUc-
TroS-Thonaas Bowling, auctioneer, will sell
To- morrow, within his auction rooms, q large
consignment of yellow Rockingham ware;
also, q varied assortment OF toys and orna-
ments for Christmas trees The stock OF
Zoe bingham ware is large and offers fine
sISIee tor dealers TO secure bargains.
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DISTRICT FINANCES.
Annual RepOrf Of the CGlleef,

TIE annual report of Collector Cook to the
Commissioners, just prepared, embracing 6
period from NOvem Der ], 1874, to December
!, 1875. bows the total amount OF collections
from all sources at S2,559. 5l5.06; of this
amount S172, s75.43 was trust funds, and dis
tribCted as soon as received.
During the period named, tax sales have
been made under the existing laws 20 the
amount ofs1 SCI ,sZ7 IS, of which amount the
District OF Columbia became the purchaser
by reason OF the absence ofbidders to amount
OF 81 t36, i66 So. o. the residue Of the amount
offered for sale for arrears SIS, $50 4G was pur-
chased by others, and Sis, 53.9S was paid
during the period Of pending advertisements
ard redeemed since tLe sale, including costs
attending said sale, leaving a full balance Of
arrears OF tax due the District of $500 900 to
S1,CG0,eO0. The estimates required for the
support OF the Collectors Office for the fiscal
year endiDg June so, 49,, is, for salaries,
81, s2i-sO; contingent expenses, s3,Oj9.15.
TRANsFER OF STOCK.
Collector Cook has transmitted a state
ment 70 the District Commissioners of the
transfer Of stock of the late corporations of
Was hin gtOn and Georgetown, made during
me pe[lCd commencing August lst, 1874, the
date OF the last report made % the Control
Ter OF the District, and ending December lst,
1St5- six per cent. corporation of Washing
Ton stock amounting 10 So, Jos; Our per cent.
corporation OF Washington stock, -. 40;
canal six PER cent. corporation, -, $50; WASH
lnEfOn six per cent corporation, S4,733.
Georgetown stock, SIX Per cent. s25;273 30;
market house, six per cent, $500; eight per
cent, 1900; county six per cent, S5s0-total
amount OF stock transferred, s123, s27. 80.
D
WEDDING AT ST. DoNINIC's-The spa
elOus new St Dominic's church, South
Washington, was filed last night with a
brilliant assemblage; the occasion being the
marriage Of Mr.. j. Frank Mckenna to Miss
Linda {. Thomas The groom was formerly
mucE-HkCd clerk in the city post Office,
and IS now deputy collector OF internal reve-
nue. az Denver. The bride is a beautiful and
accomplished young lady of South Wash
ing1on, a daughter of the late much respect
ed Lewis Thomas. The ushers, six in num-
Der, and friends OF the groom, after seating
The visitors, preceded the couple 10 the altar,
The organ pealing forth a wedding march.
The groom was attired in full dress suit and
me bride in dark brown travelling dress. The
Impressive marriage service of the Catholic
church was performed by Father Bokel, who
acded some appropriate words OF felicitation,
remarkfng at the same time upon the earn
est lifelong character of marriage in that
church Following upon the marriage SER
vices reception took place at the pleasant
residence OF Mrs. Thomas, corner of G. and
10th streets, at which old friends and new
naStened to give their heartily felt cougratu-
latlons TO the young couple. The latter left
oy ne 80 p M. train for New York, en- route
for Colorado.
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THE BKsT ASSORTMENT OF boys, youths
and children's Overcoats and listers at
NOAH WALKER & Co.'S,
1893 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY 1T MS.

For only $40 each we have a large selec-
ton of good genteel Business Suits.
HABLE Bros. Tth and ID SITS
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To CONSERVATIVES. - Many have been
happy to give their testimony in favor of
the use of "WdbOT'S Pure Col LiueT OIL and
lime" Experience has proved IL to be a
valuable remedy for Consumption, Asthma,
Dirhtheria and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. Manufactured only by A. b.
Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by druggists
generally. co
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USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Sth, 1875, I'LL:
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A. F1Scher enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building. 906 G. street.
doors west of 9th street, just a few steps
from his former place on 9Th street, where he
is ready to do any work In his line In his su-
perior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes
Grape Wells cleaned at very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing speciality. 1l,A-tr
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Remoyal.

OUR s1S Fur Beaver Overcoats are stylish
and warm; best thing in the market az the
price. HABLE Bros. 9TH and ID SITS.
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FoR only sl3 each we have a handsome
line of Fur Beaver Overcoats. plain or silk
face. HABLE Bros, tn and ID SITS.
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COUGHS AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVER
LoOEED.-A continuance for any length OF
time causes irritation OF the Lungs or some
chronic Throat disease. "BTo,Cn'S BTOncfi1g
ITocheS" are an effectual Cough Remedy. 60
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Now IS THE SEASON TO look out for gas
saving burners, gas heating stoves, safety
lamps, weather strips, sc, all OF which may
be found at Hamilton 4 PearsOn's, Y. NJ C.
A. Building, 9th and d streets. II q. eo2;
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FIFTEEN SHADES and styles OF Fur Bea-
yer Overcoats At S13. They are nobby. See
them. HABLE BROS, eth and d sis
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 8 TO 4. Saturdays
TO and toS Ht3,l4tie
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NEW GOODS Ar REDUCED PRICES

Owing TO the unprecedented duIlness IN eomroer
olAI cirelos IN New York city, have been enahle
70 gurehsse some RARE BARGAINs In FoREIsS
arc bomEe1lC DRY GOODS, which we offer a. a
sikht hdNance en- the original cost. stvlish eno~-
nske ano hnickerbocker ouitiugs: beautiful Piai8s
40 All qualities, from - cents % : ~ per vard
aihn Dress Goods, from IS cents 20 = 90 ner var.
DisSk bipecas and Mobairs, IS cents 20 al Is pef
S ss.1, bisSk sAks. lneluding Bonnet. Bsllons
Sulnet ana Cote DeCote ceit brated uskes eI ~
~ per yard. Seal Brown silk, a, $40 per yard.
worm 81 Block Csshmeres, oriFinsl Frsnehs Az,
very cheap Beaver Cloth for lasiss sa~oues a. -
a aneed prices; Androscoesin ward wideD BleacheI
cotton, ~ cents; SIX Faced Velvet. ~ 10 90 ,er
yard, - Inch 81 Silk Velvet, Sl2 por yerd Y "a
greatly recuced prioe;l Turkey Rcd Table fDanaak .
- cents and I'd, button Paris Kids I'M an coior-
SlS; most complete line % Ladies' and C,e1t.f
gIderwear OF the very best makes and styles direct
from the manufacturers, az wholesale rrices MOI
seh liar kets from ) 20 e per pair: Bedspresds,
10 - BouleN ard Skirts, Oh aud upwards:
fIlhis 55s cents Hnd mp; Hose from 10 cents 10 -
psi Pair. We ofier the above mentioned Gooi.
Win fle'e assortment q other Faucy AMI NJ
mesilc Dry Goods, AZ equally low prices An GOOD.
are hrst class, ard marked ia risin scores. Oall
eho t1enine BhODHEsD 4. co.
noyls-u 939 Penns av., bet Oh and lOtS sts
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1The bank OF America, at New Orleans,
has suspended, and the directors have re-
solved TO cease active operations and to put
the band into liquidation.
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Removal-Corns. &c
On and after December 1st, DR.. White,
Chtropodta, will occupy the very eligible
apartments of the new brick building, 14l6
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment OF Corns, Bunions, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, &c.
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NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.-But
Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. a;
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First-Class scourine and Dy.ips.

OUR genteel SO Business suits are in -
different varieties and styles. Examine
them. HABLE BROS, 9TH and ID SITS.
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautirer.
FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautider
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The Office OF tine Arlington Fire Insur-
ance Company for the District OF Column
bIa," has been removed to the Companyss
Building. No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
OppOsite II. q, Treasury. 1923
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BUILDING ASSOCrATIONS.-At the third
regular monthly meeting OF the Hamilton
Building Association, last night, at the
Board of the Trade Rooms. the secretary
was kept busiiy at work for about two hours
in receiving subscriptions and issuing certifi-
Gates of stock. Thirty shares were advanced
upon at an average premium of 81 per cent.
This is low premium, and the attention of
persons who may want stock is called to the
advertisement elsewhere.
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN HAIR BRUsHEs.-Made from
the best of Russian Bristles. They are stiff
and penetrating, and will cleanse the head
thoroughly from dandruf and dust.
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I .ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS.

BRUsSEL AND INGRAM CARPETS MIST
BE SOLD.
kxrs Heavy Canton Flannels, l2z-worthls
AnoroscToGgin Cotton, I0c-unhrara Of p,efore
:, Drsss 1ood stock too large, aud bargains can be
hac from 25sc. M O. fine goods
ole-vidth French PlAids and PLAIN Sutfipe
Black Silss cheap-ST1sc. 20 soc
Best AXES double width OsshEneres sc IN
Cfcths. '-'-iie''@
Carpet Stock very cheap for cash
lnRrsins marked doS N 10 20 25c per yard
BRUSSELS = \ .ZS-worth sl75
Brussels IN Humans frUm 81 90 q sll2S.
hnge, Mats, O'l Clofhs-very CHEAP
Large stock Blankets and Comforts 81 80 % sl2 90
resented. NSsTnss~
rows n 700 Market Space, bet 20 ard sfh sts.
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1T WILL PAY YOU To examine our "Spe-
cialty $40 Business Suits"-they are warm
and durable.
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A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs, by W. s. Thcmp-
son, druggist, 703 18th street.
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S3.44,5l1 Is

Amount charged against the United States
for work done in connection with the special
assessments made to September 90, 1875,
SI,S3I, 1886.
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LOCAL NE VS..

NatioRGl ThedteT.-Mr. John McCullolgh as
"RiChard Ill"
7heater CoBaiQiIe.-''Lost," and a first-class
variety Performance.
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SINGING BIRDS AND BEAUrIFUL CAGE
Thomas Bowling has just received q large
consignment Of canaries and fancy birds,
together with fine assortment Of beautiful
cageJ which he IL selling at private sale.
This Offers fire opportunity TO parties In
tending to make Christmas presents.
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MEDICAL, &c.


5. sS 81 . s.nsssSS..,
nearly opposite the Gas Once, sveU WnDNEo-
piss.:ss u fSs UrissIy orss.s. eoaorshes, Gisst,
etrietu1s, sy.hil,s, s2d sSs%ssOsrhse, 0.sss q
:. Il e ds x. ss :,:. and s
on y s1os:s e. nd sSs.s s yoSsh ssS:ss ios. q
weakness, myotsncy ,nsryous irritsbiify symS sons
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