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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-24

SUR FOB WAGEs.-Last evening in the
Justice Court the case of Rafferty, vs..
Duty 4 Benton, suit for wages due for
work on the Blue Bell and another mine
in Lyon county. was argued and sub
mitted The plea of Mr.. Benton as not
being liable for the service in the mines
was the main point argued in the case.
Decision Of the court reserved.
MAYO, the colored man arrested on a
charge of theft, yesterday waived an ey-
animation and was held in the sum OF
81, 600 to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. He went to Jail.
A Picnic by the children Of the Pres
oyterlan Church Sunday school was held
at Farmer Treadway's grounds yester-
day. The weather was a little windy.
but otherwise pleasant.
The Rev. VIM. Lucas, of Reno. will
officiats in st. Peters Church, this eitv.
to-day, morning and evening. Services
at II A. n. and r.. N. All are cordially
invited to attend.
II. E. CHURcH-A. II. Tevis, pastor
Services to-day at II A. N. and 6.45p.x.
School at N. Evening SUBJ
ject: "Divine Magnetism" Seats free.
All are invited.
MARKS, for assault and battery upon
} Chinaman, Was fined $50 in the Justice
Court yesterday. In this ease Mr.. MARKS
will pay or 60 to jail. ]
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XEATINc,s COUCH IolfNalS,

A There is Wnqnestionatly 10 other psisssly
no certain In lite Effects AsTSnA, Wumrn
Couan. BRsrcsrris AND DisoaptRs ~ mo-
THROAT alike yield TO it's influence. The b shsss
medical testimony states no better clrs for tlsav.
complaints exists NOV proved BY over ham =
csntury's experienced. They contain M sptVn
morphia or any violent drug. ksAuHe's GeVWm
LozESsrs. prepared by THOMAS KsAJue, M
don. Britain. are sold by all Druegists. KeNts
for the Pacihe Coast, RxpnsVss ., h, sysJN !
Co, FAN Yrsacises. sVpiS. Am. m
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re., ds,eI " WS rs on, lightly damaged The
narrow,v essa,,..s ,oey, adjoining his shop
$1,000 - being consumed, and in
,eiro,, rensss .rriture therefrom Mr.. p. sus-
1870 Setr -ereble loss by reason OF the
Rsintxeu & broken or destroyed. Mrs.
a.. suffered loss of great
rs her household furniture. The
.oss AT No. Is Potomac street, owned
. "a occupied by c. Cammack, is about $500;
ssck building No. Is Potomac street, $500;
NO. y Potomac street, back building, $500;
brick house corner of Potomac and Prospect
streets, slightly damaged. The fire Is thought
70 have originated from the forge In the
blacksmith shop. Much credit Is given by
our citizens generally to the members of the
nre department for the willing and energetic
manner In which they worked TO save prop
erfy.
SUDDEN DEArH.-A colored woman.
named Mary Ellen Belt, was found dead in
bed yesterday in a house in Cissel's alley.
The coroner was notified, and after an exam
ination gave a certificate of death resulting
from pneumonia.
WHEAT.-The offerings OF wheat at the
Merchants Exchange to-day amounted 10
800 bushels. No sales reported.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived.s chr. Mary
Ann, from Alexandria, with 200 bushels ol
wheat for Hartley n Bro BY canal, boat
Caledonia, with coo bushels wheat aud 20
barrels apples for Hartley Il Bro and 25C
barrels -four for j. q. and j. NJ. Waters; boat
Hattie and Bessie. with $500 bushels corn,
leo barrels flour, and tons ofIal, for Hartley
x Bro
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GEORG ETOWN.

THE FIRE LAST RIGHr.-At l2:25 O'Clock
last night Officers Twomey and Cunning
ham, OF the 4th precinct, discovered fire In a
frame building, No. AZ Prospect street, near
Pofonlac street, owned and occupied by Jas.
r. PRODIGY as wheelwright and blacksmith
shop. An alarm was turned in from box 721,
and In short time engines Nos. 5, I, and
were on the ground and at work in subduing
the IRE. For some unexplained reason the
supply of water was short, and but one en-
CINE was enabled to obtain anything like q
fnll stream. Notwithstanding the manly
efforts of the nremen to stay the flames, the
hre ip n short time extended to the four brick
dwellings on Potomac street nearest to Mr..
Probey's shop, the first or corner
one being occupied as an ofice by
DR.. Bowie Tyler, and the other three
BY Mr.. VIM. OLIVER, Mrs. Rented, and Mr..
Edward Cammack as dwelling houses. The
shopof Mr.. PROXY, together with its con-
tents, except two buggies, was entirely con-
fumed. His loss is estimated At "a, 500, upon
which there was an insurance Of 81 900. The
hack buildings OF the houses OF Mrs. RENT
xell and Mesers. oliver and Cammack were
considerably damaged, but the fire did not
extend 70 the main buildings. The Office OF
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Condensed Locals,

The CftiCe Of the PENNSYLVANIA Rai,roa1.
at the northeast corner of 9Th street and
Penr syfvsria avenue, is again open.
Al excursion. under the auspices of the
I'Use street Methodist Episcopal church. of
loiks Pa, viii arrive in this city December
Sih.
The graduating class Of tie National Medi-
cal College held meeting last night. and
elected j. r. Heron president, and G.. L.
Dara vaIeiiet brian.
ST. DCminic's Mutual Relief Society met
last Tisht at st. DOminiC's Hall, South
Washington, ard fourteen new members
were elected. The ASSOCIATION is two years
cd and there is now membership of nearly
three hundred. Samuel II. WimSatt is pre-
Sident ard j. ID. DeTmOdy secretary.
Tie United Aid Association, No. I. of
WRShtr gtOn. celebrated its ninth auniver-
Sery last evening at the Union Bethel Hall,
with grand levee. which. under the man
agement OF W. II. Butler, was a success. Adj
dresses were delivered by the president of the
aSSCciation. David Warner, the vice preSi-
dent, VIM. II. Wheeler, and others.
The trustees OF the National College of
PhaTm acy met yesterday at the college
ROOMS, corner OF - street and Pennsylvania
svenue. ard 10 vas stated that the lectures
are afforded by a class of twenty-five TO
thirty students, and that the membership
tnoTeces nearly every properly qualified
pharmacist in the city.
The vtStTy of Emanuel Up. E.) church,
JniOntOWn, ID. C., have extended unani-
nous call 10 the Rev. Mr.. Mckee. their for
neT rector, 10 return and resume charge of
The parish Of AnacOStia. In order to do so,
he has resigned. with some reluctance, st.
James parish. Washington, WHERE he has
cess- He is succeeded st 81. James by the
Rev. Mr.. HiDSlOW.
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A LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY IN COURT.
Yesterday, Messrs. B. +. Butler, o. ID. Bar
per, filed q bill for a discovery, an account,
q receiver, and an Injunction against the
Phoenix MutuarL Life Insurance Co, of Hart
various unlawful acts, such as investing its
capital In real estate at usurious rates of in
teresf, expresses fears that il cannot pay
over 20 per cent of its liabilities, and among
other prayers asks that 1t be epjoined from
issuing more policies in this city, &C.. AMI
the officers answer under oath the specific Al
which has been involved in the A. Grant
cases In the courts for several months past.
ELEGANT GOODS AT AUCrIoN.-Thoma
Downing, auctioneer, will sell tomorrow at
the residence of his excellency. the Perm
Wan Minister, his table ware, which en-
braces elegant sets of China, and table deco
ratfons of elaborate designs from celebrated
manufacturers of Paris; superb mantel sets,
comprising clocks and caBdelabras, Swiss
carving OF beautiful designs, mirrors paint
ings, &C. This is an unusually attrsciive
sale, and parties desiring rare and beautiful
articles should not fail 10 attend. The sale,
we uDders land begins at IL O'clock when
will give parties an opportunity OF exam
lining the goods.
NOVEL FXPLosIoN-About < o'clock
yesterday afternoon heavy explosion took
place in the yard of the Baltimore and Po-
nmac Depot. IL was found that the steam
Drum OF The Baker heater of Pullman car "a
mad exploited. The car had been attached II
tie train that was 10 leave for Rochester AT
. 90. The force of the explosion tore away
Inc top or The car, smashed all the glass in
II g rear Pert of the c2r. nd made that end a
perfect wreck. Fortunately no one was in
IRE car and no one was injured. The cause
was Oh account OF the improper iIling OF the
tank.
TIE missing YOUNG LADY FoUSD-NfisS
Elite Cos hard, the young lady who diSap-
pehTCd fuIm Baltimore ON SATURDAY last
cHuSit mach sGllcItnde to her psrentS was
yesterday heard from in New York at the
residence Of her aunt. The young la1v wrote
letter TO her mother, at the Germania Ho-
tel. Camden street, which was received YES
1eruay, In which she says that becoming
lonesome in Baltimore she concluded to go
back To New York. Her mother left yeStar-
day for that city, and will return to-day ac-
compahlCd by her danghter.-Bdt. S!ol, 10th.
THE NEW YORK SUN, in a recent para
graph. refers to certain alleged irregularities
in the Brooklyn navy yard, in the DEPART
ment in which Civil Engineer Stratton is the
head. This officer is no relation of the civil
engineer of the same name for many years
stationed al the Washington navy yard, and
since July last at League Island, Pa. and
who stands high in the esteem of the Navy
department.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
VIM. II. Serrer and Emma 3. Dugan. VIM
Clark and Nellie Duekett. Niles w. Witau-
der, of Sweden. and Lizzie ID. Shoemaker If
New Orleans, VIM. Kirby and Hanora Quill
Il LNN gA fN,N,. N.~.,.-
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Editor Ercnipg SGr:- Flaming posters dis
tTibuted through the city with The heading
could Sod" purpOrt To announce what APP
pears TO be an exhibition of irish scenery
Now, the term could sod" when speaking of
Ireland or her people, too often finds express
sion, not only by those whose aim is to ira
duce both, but among the representatives
themselves; and ii is high time the use OF
Irish was frOwned out of sight. The proprie-
tor OF the enterprise in quest ton, if there be
anything in name, belongs TO the race it,
SELF and ought TO have known b. tier than to
head his advertisement with slang offensive
TO the very element he expects his chief pat
SOlagG rom. Yours, 7 p
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CIT Y TIE Ms
Rcmoyai-Corus &C

On and after December list, Or. White,
thiTOpoGtSt, will occupy the very eligible
ara tnentS OF the new brick building Iil6
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment of Corns, Bun0nS, ChilbIains
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails &C
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Inc average cost per pupil in the white
sl.39 per month; county schools, S2.O9; and
The colored schools, SI.3i. The average num-
Der OF pupils TO each teacher in the several
DISTRICTS aIe as follows: LIST district, f39; ID
district, so I; Sd district 81 s. 4th district 60 p
5fh district, 500 9th district, AZ; 9TH district
%; or, taking The five white schools of WASH
lnston and Georgetown, 59.1; county, AZ; col
ored, IS. The report gave statistics Of gram
mar schools in the several districts, aud the
com mittee find no deficiency of teachers in
The male grammar school OF the 5th district
The schools OF The county necessarily show a
greater cost OF tuition per pupil than those of
TIE city In the sparsely settled districts il
Is necessary 10 maintain single schools for
the white and colored children, some of
which have limited number of pupils. Ii
this class of schools mad a fuller attendance,
SpceS o. Tb per Pupil would be greatly re-
mat there be 10 reduction made in the num-
Der OF teachers or schools OF the 9Th district.
Inc committee reported deficiency of two
teachers In the LIST district, and recommend
me opening of two more schools, to relieve
the overcrowded condition of many of those
now existing. They also report a deficiency
OF two schools In the I'd district, and recon-
mended the opening OF two new schools, to
provide for one hundred and fifty applicants
awaiting avs, admission, by ticket, in that dis
three teachers in the eth district, and recon-
mend the opening Of three new schools In
this head are based upon the excess of pupils
or applicants for seats in the LIST, ID, and 7th
districts over the average allowance under
the existing regulations of the board, ofsixty
pupils TO each school now in operation.
MUSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
Mr.. Lloyd, from the committee on music
reported resolution that the teaching of
music IN the first and second grades be
placed under the control and direction of the
regular tea cheers of such schools, but that the
director Of music or one OF his assistants
snaIl De required 10 visit ruch schools from
ume 10 TIME for the purpose Of examination;
Mr.. Chsmplin asked for the reading of the
proposition OF q. Il. Church x Co. to ou, id a
school building on c street, between I'd and
50 streets southwest. to be rented to the
board at the sum OF s1O0 per annum. broneht
up al the laet meeting and referred 10 me
committee on property, and moved the &C.
ceptance OF the proposition; adopted.
Mr.: Smith offered resolution, which was
adopted, THAT the committee ON le4islat ton
be requested to inquire what, II any, legisla-
tion IL necessary to perfect the system of
PCT schools In this district, and report 10
this board at its next session"
M Brooks offered resolution, which Was
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The BufIaIo Iitbia Wat,rs

Tne extraordinary curative powers OF these
waters in the Peculiar Diseases Of Women; I'm
ArecftO7ls OF the Urinary Organs; in DLJSpepSia
and in GOlHy and RheltBlatic Affections is
vouched for by some of the best medical
talent of the country. They are for sale by
Kidwell & Son, 1881 l street; Charles Stott K
Co.. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. C.; Fickling * WEIGH. II High street,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and F.. s. Leabeater q
Bro. 5S Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS T. GooDE, Proprietor,
1',4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
FRECKLES removed by Natures Beautifer.
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Reantiher.
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A CoNsUMPTIvE COUGH becomes terrible
In March and April. These are the worst
months in the year for persons wit diseased
lungs. Avert danger by an immediate resort
TO Hdte,s Honey Of HCTehOIsld aud Tar. For
sale by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute %
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THE WAY "to minister to a mind diseasedn
is TO take Peruvian Syrup, a protected solu-
ton of the prOtoXide of iron, which gives
strengtn and vigor To the whole system, re-
stores the digestive organs To perfect health
thereby restoring the mind to its natural
vigOr. on
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN PERFUMES are district from
natural flowers. Fifty distinct doors to Sc
lect from. Ask for the rev oiOrS Crown
Bouquet, Wild Flowers of India. &c.
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LIFBIG S LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC lNVIGORATOR restores manhood
cures nervousness. weakness. depression, i'm
parts strength to the body and vIgor to the
mind. on
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DON'T SLIGHT YOUR TEETH: remember
that upon their labor the health of the ston-
ach depends. Keep them perfect. and, in
order TO do so, manipulate them with brush
dipped In the fragrant SOzOdOJn once or twice
a day. 90
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LOCAL " VS..
Amusemeats N-.ro-rt1b.

FCfds Opera Hottse Miss Adelaide Phil
npps, Italian Opera Ircdpe in "II Trova-
tore"
N0'iosrd ThedgeT.-sB T. G.. II. MacDerrnott
In the new comedy b rouSht 20 Book
Congregational Chsgch Mr.. Bayard TayIor's
address, entitled SCHILLER and His Contem-
rCTaIisS.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS,
BRODHEaD d 60.

BRODHEAD q co.
$50 Penny iCd5lid dUe1Iste, be, Oh and ION SIS
Invite attention 20 the following GOODS, all II
when are nIst,cass in color quality and style aud
SOLO I'm many Instances at from Is 20 ~ per cent
less than ruling market prices.
snoS hake suitings; Camel's Hair Plaids; KuIok-
erbocker Plaids and Sniiirgs: french Merinos:
French Dissonsls: Drsp d Ete; Black silks. Black
Cashneres; Brown Silks. Black Alpscas and Mo-
hairs; SIR Nelyets; Nelyeteens; French Muslins:
epangied Tarletsns; Plain Tarletsns: SWi-ses:
french Piquss; Hsiusocks; Nszslia, Tor Rufling
Lonesdale Cambria; Blesched and Unbleachei
fheetinss and Shirtings; White and Red Flannels:
Wool Blankets; Bedspresds: Linen Table Damssk :
Towels; Napkins; ladies and Gents Underwear:
Hosiery; Hsndks rchiefs; Kid Gloves; Ribbons:
fufhDgs: Collars and Cuffs; Buttons Dress Linz
ings. ShsWls; Wsterproof Cloths; Hamburg Edg
ing ard lnssrtines, &C &c
Ladies Scarlet ana Merino Undervests. novel and
des1rabe;) v smsntta - Rleached Cotton, lsc Der
yard; Three button Paris ids, in White and Black
add street snd party col RI, 81 IS; Brown sks at
u per yard, worth 81; 10 b. Hose, Iron frame
NAPKIN at 8 per duzen.
Our goods are ,lected with great care, and pur-
chased and sold a strictly cash basis and tn Re-
lore our ability 10 give the tEsSg ra in all cases
BRODHBAD d CO..
oct9 u e39 Penns. av.. bet. OH and 10Th its
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any possibility OF an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Sth, 1915, I'LL.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
VIM. II. Serrer and Emma 3. Dugan. VIM
Clark and Nellie Duckett. Niles W, Witan-
der, of Sweden. and Lizzie ID. Shoemaker cf
New Orleans, VIM. Kirby and Hanora Quill,
John Brown and Courtney Parker.
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sS, formerly $50
Fine Elysian Beaver Overcoat, Six Front,
ca, formerly S25
Handsome Elysian Beaver Overcast, SILK Front,
An Elegant Fur Beaver Overcoat. SILK Front,
A Stylish English Kersey Overcosf,
Magnificent Fur Beaver Overcost. SILK Front,
A Splendid Fur Beaver Overcoat, SIX Front,
Grand Chinchilla Oyercoat,
An .u.uoo, r,,,,,,u. ss, formerly $40
Fine English wOrsted Suit, Straight Frock,
SIS, formerly 30
ZINE English Worsted Suit, Straight Frock,
A genuine Moscow Beaver Suit, -"
A. r,o..c. $40, formerly s25
.n.rn,s,s,, Ca. s,,. 6. sac, formerly SIS
a "Ssuinoeh' 0ass' suit, 81. Bernard Style,
NCbby Cass. Suit, Lester waIlsck style,
. s,v,,., c.. Chi. SIS, formerly SIS
Sty Iish Cass. Suit, S i0f"ef" go
. po w., $40 formerly SIS
ss, formerly SO
And balance Of Stock in proportion, too numerous
" mehiioh. epec:al attention Is called to
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTH
ING.
~CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH
A. STRAUS,
I91l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
the above Goods are thoroughly shrunk, and made
equal TO custom work. oct29 tr
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pARGAIES IN DRY GOODS
- Fine CashmeTes in beautiful Cloth Shades
eco pieces Plain and PIsid Dress G Jods newest
styles, at g. 80, IS, 40 and SO cents and upward very
cheap.
Large stock Of Square and Long ShswIs,
Special bargains in Bed Blankets. Beaver Cloths
ana CassimeTs Cottons. Cslicoss, and Housekeeping
Goods at Eest prices; Carpets Oil Cloth and Rugs
Gall and examine our goods.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
noVl-r l03 Bridge street.
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Weather Prooabaftfes To-day.
OvyICy OF CsIEP SIGNAL OPFrsEs,
WAsuIHarnN. NnNem Der 10. ISIS.

In the middle states and lower lake - ,,o-
low barometer, north east To southeas v,nss
Increasing In force along the Jas SlIaSt,1
WARNER and rainy weather, follow eI.to-1Isb,
by north TO west winds. rising. earou1eters
colder eud clearing weather.
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DRY GOODS.
GREATEST BARGAINS YET.

from SIis - w ''"'''
SO pieces Atwood WHITE FLANNEL, = yard
wide, 81 . cents. worth 81 cents.
Rsal Coed WHITE fLANNEL Is cents.
cents, reduced from as cents
An-wool sEkGkSGs cents, reduced from 50.
Atwood Blankets. - 50.
Three-piy and Insrsin CARPETS s., oOst. to close
ont.
BKD COMFORTS cheap.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED AVERY Dar.
GEO. J. JOHNSON = CO.,
novI-tr 7IIM MARKET SPACE.
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THE Elmwood and Warwick collars are
made differently from any other. The edges
ere all folded, and the surface is an exact
imitation Of upen.-AeN,
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A NV ARRIVAL or HANDSOME DRESS
"A TRIMMINGS IN he latest SIS lcs and Patterns.
Al WILLIAMS
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~ CeLkbRAfED OINTMENT.
TIE "poos HAns pRrrHp."
G!e::ssss 60. :, Ies s' ven q ~ fsssg y.sss'
re isssssS fss. io1s i.szs. sore Srs:.s:. ~.
Ssiz d fon st h. fsoi hi a. r''' end a. '.eA.
Ooa1rmed By dxU yeeU' enperfsncs 20 Be Tor
ecsolhula, LsgrosE, and lrskin dseasss one q dc
ss.laing ...ass r. "a ~ spsss,,cs; Lesy iors 3
ssM q Boxes q d. lkd, -. sd., q. "a. ns, ana
seN b ths Proprsseoc, BEACH Q BARSroorr,
g I'LL SsSs.seZ rpolort, England. ed ~ s1
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SPECIAL BAKGAINs PLACED on THE
- COUNTERS EVERY MORNING, AZ
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NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. G.. II. Mac
Dermott. as "Capt. 0COnnor." in Brought
10 Book, - imper~onates the rollicking good
Iafured Jrishman very well. He Is SUD-
ported by other members of the Julia Mat
News Opera Troupe, together with some of
the best artists OF Mr. Ford's companiesi
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CRIMINAL CoURT-JaatCe Mac ArtslU.
To-day, Puss Oakley, charged with the
grand larceny OF clothing from Ella Wilson;
petit larceny.
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RRUsH BRIM WELT HATS AND NEw
- STYLE WAKING HATS az moderate prioes,
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT m LADIES.
II and MISSES CLOAAS AYd ngESsES A.
moderate prices, ~ WILLIAMS
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81 Do MINDS % FANCH GOODS AND MOI
n TIOhs sold VERY cheapest DAvIa'.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, in handsome
W TRIMMED and made Up goods, 4 uoS complete
aEc prices very low, ~ DAVIS.
7f9 MARKET SPACF,
novb lW GnHNER erW SrFFFr
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS,

FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier
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Roek.Lr yneEIABLR DOUGH sYRuP-
T. evy :S' So fss s ce.l - esRscs
51,s! - g: - q s:s q. SSsss:.
g: sss , sss.;:s: Y IA ELas sIS
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.SATlsFACTIoN,' q PEE BOTTLE. Coz
fOoloRizatieD Bufldius.I iyl ON

nR. A. L. BOswORTH, st the washington Else-
" trogstnio Institution, gle. street. northwest.
name or nature. All complaints incident 10 m
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