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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Valuable Property Bought and Sold


Signs Of better times returning to the business
men Of this city are becoming more perceptible
daily, and revival in the real estate market is
apparent. This fact probably owes its origin to
the act Of the last Congress reducing the taxes
Of the District. Among those receiving liberal
share Of the increasing business is noticed the en-
terprising firm Of Russell, FaehtI 4 Co., on Sew
enth street, opposite the United States Post
Once, who have effected since the commencement
Of the year the following important sales A
beautiful lot on Park street, Mount Pleasant, to
W. Addison, esq, for q, bO0 east IS feet inches
front Of lot 81, in square 2l2 to Moses Kelly for
1900; house No. 1l26 N street northwest, 10 T.
L. Alexander, esq.,, for o. 900: house No. 1913 X
street northwest, also to +. Z. Alexander, esq,
for e10, 5O0 81 lots in square SIS, TO Moses Kelly
for 3,24 SO; house No. 1870 on N street north.
west, to p. J. LaurltEen, ESQ.,, for &c. 200: the
beautiful farm Of Robert CLARK, ESQ.,. Containing
$50 acres, in Prince Georges and Montgomery
counties, Nd, to Gen. +. I. Beale, far k5bOOO,
These SaleG, in addition TO the negotiation OF
several loans effected by q single nrm, will, 10
about two months, seem TO prognostloate well for
the approaching spring, and II 10 hoped that the
last purchase Of property, noted above. may not
DO one Of the effects Of the unpopular tax on per.
s0nal property, enacted by the recent Congress,
and BE- initiated By other wealthy citizens, who
thereby escape this Injurious and distAstefui tax
IL 10 c0nhdshtly expected that the result Of the
approaching ASSESSMENT will satisfy Congress
that this unpopular taH neutfAllSss nearly al the
benefits derived By the District from the FeduO.
ton Of AG on real estate add will cause 10 speedy
GbfoRatlOn,
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A CHILDREN's MASQUERADE.
Lots Of Fun for thu Little Pnlka

Last night Marinis hall presented most en-.
livening scene, II being the occasion OF the
masquerade Of the children whose parents are
members Of the Rev. Robert ReitEel's German
Reform church. This is the first entertainment
Of the kind under these auspices, but 90 great
was the success attending Il that Il is sontsm.
plated hencoforth TO give them annually. The
hall was filled, and while all Of the costumes were
attractive some Of thgm were exceedingly rich
and handsome. The children were IN the hsiFbt
Of their glory, and the parents, as spectators p.
pearsd 70 be % we'll pleased a. the participants,
At $50 o'clock the young folks were persuaded 70
cease danonE for o sufficient time % pArtRks or
supper Between The two Inducements Il was
dlfhoult for them TO choose, but knowing that
they could repeat the dancing after supper they
concluded 70 bartake OF the food.
Among the many IN costume yo notlcedi Postlis
Ion, y. Kant, 70 Year, oldJl Highland uiFl lula
Kant Baker, John NlediSltI FAIRY, Lucy BoStonI
Page, Lima kHftehslJ BaV1flAn Peasant OH, flT.
10 bohonebefEsTt Sister Of Charity, FLORA EhEOi
Flower Oil, NiukA Kant FAIRY, lula NiedisltI
Highlander, qultS ZshJ ryfelssn dIri, ueIlhS
Peasant, Amelia soboll yhinAmAn, Albert
klssohl bhephefdels, Baby BaFtels, "a months
ODD Harlequin, Mary Wagner Miner, Harry
pehanOi German Peasant oltil, Annie and H0phla
YlsFbuehefI Greek Slave, Matilda WAgneFi To-
qlap, James =. RuityI Page, Mamie Heidi PaIIy,
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JOHN Mitchell.
Record Of His American Citizenshiu.

hecord OF HIS American citizenship.
The British Embassy here were preparing at
the time OF the death OF the late John Mitchell,
the Irish patriot, a document, which was sup
posed TO be conclusive against his right to SIT in
the British Parliament as a member from Tippe-
rsry, for which he was elected.
The legal change in the political status OF Mr..
Mitchell, which, it was supposed, would operate
as disqualification, took place in this city on
the 18th Of May, 1850, and was the formal renun-
citation by Mr.. Mitchell of bis character as q sub
ject of Queen Victoria, and his naturalization as
q citizen the United States. The papers in the
case, copies Of which were made for the British
Legation here. that at the County Court Of San
Francisco, CAL, October Is, 1853 he made the
declaration Of his intentions. The record saws:
"John Mitchell, q native of ireland, aged thirty
seven years, bearing allegiance to Victoria
Queen Of Great Britain and Ireland, having
emiRrated from Australia, and arrived at san
Francisco in the year 1852, and intends 10 settle
in the United States" declared his Intention 10
become 0 citizen Of the United States,
At the May term Of the Circuit Court of this
District, at the City Hall, and It appearing upoS
the oath Of DIR. TbOs. ADtisel to the satisfaction
Of the court, Judges James Dunlop, Jos. s.
morsell and W. NJ. Mefrlck,) that he had prop.
erly declared his Intentions, he formally re.
nounesd his British allegiance, and became an
American citizen.
The death Of Mr.. Mitchell renders this or IittIs
Hceount, but had he lived, the question of his
citiEenEhip would have been one Of prime import.
anee.
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Taxation Of Personal PYeusYtv.

10 fh fdh0r 0fths Maternal RspubiiodBy
sIRi poties 10 the schedule Of personal prop.
eTty 10 bs taxed IN the District, the ASSESSORS
have included, "VAius OF oil goods and msFehhn.
disc on hand,n There must be some tanEiInR or
knotty features IN the Law, - I do not think the
tact" 40 passed BY Congress, was intended 10
have 20 unjust construction put upon Il, az 70
Discriminate 20 grossly against the mercantile
portion OF this community, 90 Il makes us nav A
double tag on one and the lame thing,
We, the merchants OF this city, have AII.aon.
tTibuted 10 help support our municipal govern.
me1t BY license tax Of four dollars on every
thousand dollars worth Of capital IN business 81.
ginning from the llt OF November, 1875 and does
not expire until the LIST Of November, 1879 and
the "District tar law takes effect on and from
the llt Of July next. So you see that nom the
LIST Of July 70 November !, one third OF year We
are taxed on stock, and licensed 70 DO buSinesI
tree Of tax, and 1 can't sec where the nactn VIM
justify the assessors 10 tax uG again.
Further, ~ the license law 10 not repealed, (ag
DO not see anything In the "tax bill" that does1
We Will DO compelled on the LIST Of November next
70 take out license tax on our capital fer smother
year, Of four dollars on the thousand and our cap
ital OF merchandise being already taxed as per.
sonal, which makes two tax Assessments on the
same merchandise 70 be paid only thirty days
apart, think Il would be Q ErieYouG wrong
against the merchants that are now feeling the
effect Of thedull times. MERCHANT.
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SMALLPOX CLAIMS.
Payment To-Day at the Board Of Health
Rooms,

Payment To-Day at the Board of Health
Rooms.
The following claims for clothing destroyed to
prevent the spread OF smallpox have been allowed
by the Board Of Health, and will be paid to-day
by the treasurer at the board rooms: Geo. Well
acker, 81; Mary Early, tle; Mrs. Halle How
Abel, S52.sO ]. Bresnahan, SIS IS; q. o. Roby,
s1l; VIM. Wilkinson, $54.5 so; y. W. WalcOtt, S23;
Mary Warner, s2675; Ellen Hall, $3.50; Ester
more, s4.5O; Harriet Harry, s. 90; Mary Aun Ross,
go; Joseph Lee, S3225; Jacob Been, s34;. Mary
Browne, 60; Jane Smith, SO; E; Campbell,
James Brown, so; Sarah johnson, %; MEry V.
Dyson, $l37; WIN. L. Berkeley, $l7.75; Benjamin
B. GSG Sso James oaiiSp sb MsIS OBiS gRn
son, S35; A. Hsithman, Ss75; Albert Jackson, as;
Allen Ware, III; Mary Wellington, "a; WIN. T.
Ricketts,, SD6.bO; Lucinda Morrill,, Oil; Rsbsoca
DunmOre, %; John Weems, s42; WIN. Bayne f3s;
Moses Bflleos, 80; Robert Johnson, t2i; 4. e.
book, Slsi Ann +. Thompson, s25i Kitty Thomas,
~ =. N. Dfury, S1i .25i Lizzie Adams, t1sj Emma
Z; .,! NSSTSl 4st Elizabeth s ThSLsr f7I Mary
ling, $780, Thomas 8. DSnhGm, tb1I Ellen z.
!s'yy PSSillp E',SthpEund, s53i Mary A. Moore
John sehHarlI, tsll Thomas Blackwell, SS,bOi
Priscilla Wheeler tlbj Sarah Moore, t7b ebj Han.
PGn 3SG ss III bsSPy o 1sGn.Sg " sIIGh
giij KATE Parker, 81 TShny BRIsy, tis,LSy WIN.
II. Andrews, t9gI TeHnie ColsmRn, tbI Philip
den, tieJ Moses Harris, tteI Jennie Marshall, 81
susan Eppay tbl llAbella senIsy, ~ sally Thorn
IN Albert HoimsI, ISI VisIorIbS JaoESop, ~
Mary v, Grown, t2b0l Susan short, tbI Sophia
Lewis, 81 2bj Charles u, Ward, tIDI UhRFlsI Up.
IhuT, tSI Money and hola Lee, as CArOllhs
tBl OhaLleI X. DOntee, t20I UAlhAFlne Perry, tl6i
Henry Hall VI Martha LOft0n, ali Anna
Booker, 42lI H6b9eoR BOWle, tl8I EllLa Ann liar.
nett, tl0l Mary Murphy, t8lI Mace Norris, t!il
Melvin COlGmhnt t8j Henry TaIksF, kllI Noah
hhedd, tlG,bOI WIN, WabhlngtOn, tBi Abraham
Richardson III Henry jackson, tpi Mary Whit
Rk0f, AllI Inward PfeIton, A9fb,
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siAriinR Early,

Yesterday evening, between D and O'Clock,
while little oolorsd girl, by the name OF X ate,
was making her rounds begging, she stopped In
o house on Virginia avenue, between seventh
and Eighth streets southeast, where she asked
for some bread. II being little chilly she was
asked IN 10 warm herself which invitation she
accepted, The lady proceeded 10 get her some
cold scraps, when the KlFl slpigd nice CLOAK ~.
thought how warm 10 would make her some cold
day, 10 she picked II up and put II IN her basket
and covered \ up, ~ lhs supposed. The lady IN
the meantime had got the bread and WAS on the
eve Of giving II 10 her, when she discovered that
she bad her daughters cloak, OfleeF Eagle hap,
pehed 70 be passing BY NJ the time, He was called
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Stealing Butter,

Some days ago, IN the police court, frank
Allen, notorious Lhsf was committed for assault.
ing IN oifoeF On the same day two soloFsd mon,
Shields and johnson, were aTTalEnsd on charges
q being F1 ,SI q ,iClsP goods Il appeared
been entered and robbed OF some packages OF
butter, and that some portions OF thd butter had
son, and The oTidehos traced ths butter to FSanI
Allen, Yesterday Allen was RFrAiRnsd In tho
police court on the charge Of stealing that butter
and the evidence being Iuiheient 70 hK the theft
action OF the grand Jury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-25
A SAD AocIDENT,
A Little Girl Fails from Ssuond.story Win.
d6W

Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, the resi-.
dents on Ninth, between y and y streets north.
west, were frightened By seeing and hearing OF .
little girl fAllIsE from . Iseond-Itory window 10
the sidewalk, striking head hFnt, 10 seems that
the unfoTtunAte child, named Anna stevens, sig
years old, bad been len alone IN the ffoht room Of
house No, bOJ for short time, and while her
hAhd.oFEAn stopped on the PaVemsnt and com.
meneed playing, The child hearing the music,
and snIiopi 70 see tho organ, climbed on the
leaned out, and losing her bAlAnos fell 70 . pro,
lection three feet below the window, from which
ne Bounded snd came % The pavement striking
carried back into the house, and DTl, PAitersOn
and BittingeT summoned IN attendAnoe, The
duced coneuSSon Of the brain, but entertain hopes
Of her recovery,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

N1.iSn.l Bank o. Inc STATE q HisSoSri, s..
which check Or dram shall not DO less than Ave
Per eontum on the amount Of supplies proposed 10
% mrnilhodI aud In case any bidder on bOlnR
AMarded contract, shall fAll 10 execute the same
Nith Rood and % lelent suroties according 10 the
terms on which his BID was made and Gcosptsd.
such bidder shall feFfelt the amount 20 dSposited
70 The United States, and the SANE shall forth.
with Do paid into the TToasuTyI but u such con.
tract shall be duly executed ~ Aforesaid, such
DRAFT o. check 90 deposited shall DO returned 70
: Each bidder must designate his place OF busi.
ness and post once address, and u 10 recommended
70 bidders residing out Of New York 70 furniah .
New York reference with their bids, and also their
address while 10 that city,
At the execution OF the contract bond viii DO
required 70 lts full amount for the faithful per.
formanco thereof, with two or more surstiss,
Ehose suf1oioncy must be certified 70 BY United
STATES or district attorney.
proposals. should be inclosed In IN envelope,
addressed 20 the undersigned, and Endorsed "Pro-
posah for supplies Tor IpdiGns."
, Inc bids win be opened IN the presence Of the
Board OF Indian Commissioners aud . committee
70 % designated BY the Secretary OF the Interior
- soon a. the time for receiving the same shall
have expired.
Bidders are invited to be present.
EDW. p. SMITH
hnzo-TnSTutd commissioner
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HaVV Yard Nnkaa

The United States steamer TAlIapoosa, under
command Of Lieut., Oscar Fahrenheit, arrived ut
the yard yesterday Of 1910 p. N. ffom Baltimore.
This vessel will get her complete outht In O few
days, and 90 Into commission, While In BaltI.
more she was completely oVeFhauIed, and Il now,
comparatively speaking, new vessel. The Tall.
convoy the TrlAnA behind, and arrived al the yard
nearly four hours ahead Of the latter vessel, she
making her wharf at $3.50 p. m.
The steamer National Ieft the yard yesterday
Of ll46 with quantity OF ordnance stores on
board.
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Auction SalsI To-day,

BY -. IT, Wnfnofi
.hs SoSSs o fF q sI!R EHS S HS e.
west.
BY Wash. b, Williams
At boelock, valuable improved property on
west.
At o'clock, an improved building lot on Z
street south, between Ninth and Tenth streets
west, in square 3Ss.
By WIN. L. Wall & Co.:
AT 10 O'Clock, large assortment Of furniture,
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RAnIRatata Ralaa.

B. II. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
tioneer, sold yesterday afternoon, for VIM. F.
MatttAEly and Chss E. PrentiSS, trustees, part
Of lot three, (s,) square four hundred and MY,
llbo) fronting tWeuty.nine feet and half inch on
the north side Of New York avenue, between
sixth and Seventh streets northwest, containing
William II. Cooley,
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OITY ITEMS.

On. wIsTARs BALKAN or WILD CHERRY
70 70 combustion aud q form indeed" for healing
chest, II cures q cough By loosening and cleans
ing the lungG and lllAyinE irritation, thus re.
moving the cause, instead Of drying ~ the eouRn
and leaving the disease behind, ftity cents and
q bother large bottles much the cheaper.
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CHEERING REPORTS OF TINE OFFICERS.

The Plan ON which They Proceeded
who Aided Them-The Response OF
the ChuFehes-Viaits to the So
Icon Keepers - LRbOFs for
the Future.
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MarriaReI 70 Come.

The following marriage licenses were granted
yesterday: Edward J. Maddox and Louisa T.
Jacobs, David Leek and Lydia Smith, Thomas
Frances ATTHto.
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Consumption, Coughs, Colds. This cold weather
tries the lungs sorely. Have Ponds Extract on
hand always. ltrslisTss the pain and cures the
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No Suits.

No suits have been entered in the Supreme
published yesterday.
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National THEATRE,

NATIONAL THEATRE.
THE PARIS AND NEW YORK sTrcCEss o1s,.--
GlROFLE-GIROFLAl Ao'''
Commencing Monday EVENING March 20
for six nights and one matinee ONLY irst nro1,S,
ton in Washington Of LecOcg' IS lasf and Ipp,G &
cessful OI era Bouffr, N'' SUI
GJRUFLE -GIROFLA!
the reiEning sensation OF W European citTes anf,
the great musical event Of the year, whIch Win ne
p Oduced WITH entirely new cOstumts, prOpertIrS
gorgeous en-sCe and the lden tic New Yor
cast, pr nting ioT the hrst time in Washington
MILE OORALlE 9EOFFR,JY s'0-
PTima Donna from the lesding Partisan tbsatr.,.
,,,,, MILE LEONTlSE AINELLI
TILES Kid, DOrCl, HAndamme, Pprrant Tu1ts,
Clancy MONS. g. DE QUERCY, "iisH'
LIlnelp.I Tenor from the Pari ian Opera COmInup.
P PsprTr1iIHsi Iuat, &C., &c. aRAND CHOBUs and
the direction Of MONS d. Vlk GiHEfEs' uhaeF
G1ROFLE-afROFLA,
viii re presented with tile same cOmblptHness of All
uetal As eharaet rized lts Fifty eeuEiVa rsaFR
SntAilons in New YOrk. Admission, Az RassrTSd
spss. yspts ss W uasry' 20 cts sale com.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,

"ON%NU@NONONONoNN .N1NNOIN,O.N-NNoH
GARD THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE
~ pleasure In announcing to their friends and the
2uoiic N general that Mrs. @. REICHENBICH
no. g Eli Yenth street, near PennsylVania ave-,
nus, Sonunles tne sole sgency for our Pianos, and
tnAt none out the above hrm Is authorized 20 e u
our ramos Tor w Ashtngton, GeorgetO IN, AlexSn-
dria and vicinity, and will be thankful FOR 4 con-
nhnuance OF the patronage so literally bestowed In
WIN. KNABE CO.,
Piano Mandatory, No $50 West baltimore a1treat
feb6-3m -NS" ANAA'
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY MEETING.
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TWO SPELLING MATCHES.

AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS.
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DISTRICT NoTEs.
AIIOsImsnt Of Church Property.

Asses0mont OF Church Property
The following circular has been Issued 10 per.
1ons having IN charge the Glass OF property
tehnTeheG, charitable Institutions ke) referred 70
In the circular below
LssEEsoR's OFFICE
WARRINGTON, ID, o., -, no
sIR The following section OF an act OF Congress
o. ne pss i ~ Ss tbs
year ending June 80, 1915, and for other purposes
provides that tho assessors return for taxation a
furnish this board with the InIormE as % what
portion Of your property 10 not 30 used, II such
IniormAton 10 not furnished 70 the aISsIsoEs they
ion 90 their judgment may direct.
Sec. 2. That the property exempt from taxa
etSss nnmsX w., han Ds sns ~ he rsei Nation
OF onendeTl, almI-houses, buildings devoted 70
art or belonging to inEtitutionS Of purely public
occupied b. such buildlngIi houses 70 Improve
the condition OF seamen or soldiersj free puolc
library buildings and cemeteries, Secondly, the
or building, 90 far as reasonably needed and 60
tuAlly used for the convenient enjoyment OF any
said house or building for its legitimate purpose,
and no other; but II any portion Of said building
house, grounds or cemetery, 20 In terms excepted,
is used 70 secure q rent or Income for any bust
equal in value to such portion, shall be taxed
sgaInst the owner OF said building or gFoundB."
BY order Of the board Of assessors.
WIN. q. COLEMAN, Secretary.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Orders were issued yesterday for laying foot
walks in Georgetown as follows: Green street,
between Bridge and Water streets; Gay, between
Congress and High; Washington, between West
and Stoddard; Washington, between Bridge and
Gay; First, between Market and Frederick; First,
between Frederick and Fayette; and Potomac,
between Bridge and Second streets The con-
tractors interested have been ordered to repair
Second street, near High street, Congress street,
between Gay and BeaIl streets; in Georgetown;
x street, near TWenty-sixth street, and Fourth
street, between ID street and South Carolina ave-
nue. southeast, in Washington.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have issued an order abol-
ishiDg the office Of garbage collectors, to take eE
feet April LIST proximo, the service having been
given out by contract under the Board of Health.
The report Of the intendRnt Of the Washington
asylum for the week ending March "a shows the
total number Of persons in that institution to be
81, Of which number % are under medical treat
ment.
Samples Of groceries, dry goods and boots and
shoes have been placed on exhibition in the room
Of the property clerk Columbia building, for con-
venienee OF bidders for furnishing the Washing
], 1876.
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HOW TO coNDuo7 A CONTEST.
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COLD WATER ADVOCATES.

THE wOEEE's TEMPERANCE UNION.
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DIR. GALLAUDET As A DIRECTOR.
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40 TO ni.Ooo

invested q stcet! and oSId pays 20 Pr 's1 t;o
Bankers, Wal street, New YORK.
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week ACCOMPLISHED IN A YEAR.
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THuHsroH's ivory PHAKL TOOTH Powpm
used daily will keep the teeth clean white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
TWENTY-FIVE and nifty cent? per bottle.
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THEATRE COTTOT1

WARRINGTON THEATRE COMTOUP
" M0SOAY, March 2, every night and Wedneses
uAy anu saturday Mattnees. Engagement IN me
P9pulaI Author and Actor, Mr.. CHAS, FOSTER
VINO Will appear on Monday, Tuesday and Wed1esr
gay, Aho Mednesday matinee in his sensatio5sI
sIam93 tntltled TIL COL ID BELT; and on Th1TS-
oAyI FRIDAY and Saturday nights and SatnrIsv
marines IN MS dramatiZaIion Of the Rreat ~
YORK Weskty story, entitled BERTHA, THE SEW
iiNS-MACHiNE GIRL. + trst appearance IN wash
les eIiie y. John: also, the beautiful TrTisTs
Els kLiie EIancls and Miss Eliza Wilson who
Act Sam =. ~ an, Nuliy Pferls, Kitty Aliy1e
ana 99T mammoth company in GRIND Oli6 -'
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AaaIaaon,a OFEICI, 1


The following circular has been Issued 10 per.
sons having IN charge the class OF property
(chuTeheG charitable Institutions, ke) referred 70
In thu
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GOOD CHANCES SSsSs;

WILKIE COLLINS great story, the Lao and
the Lady,, price in book form, Si.5O.
NJ. Z. BRADDON'S charming romance, "HoSt.
ages TO F0Ttuns;n price in book form, el.25.
Both the above sent postpaid for Is cents, in THE
AMERICAN MIRRORS weekly paper for the MIL
ICAN MIRROR, P. o. Box 4S2l, CO Rose street,
New York city. Say where you saw this advertise
ment.
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ALSO FOR THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES.

400, 500 pounds OF Coffee, green.
$4,000 pouRds good Brown Sugar.
$4,000 pounds Plug Tobacco, IN boxes.
$500 pounds good Brown Soap, in boxes.
T0,5O0 pounds Salt, fine, in barrels.
100 pounds Baking Powder in a and a b
packages.
10000 pounds Tea.
$500 pounds Rice.
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JouvBH's NOTORIOUS KID-aLoYH CLHANHs
will renovatO solled gloves thoroughly ana
quickly. twenty-five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoMApK OPTIM1 70 equal 70 the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and my cents per bottle.
WILLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold By druggists
, 1875-02-01
TiLTON'S RIGHT TO TFs-rEy

THE ARGUMENTS or MEssNs. EyARTs AND rAFon.
From the htlo Fork Tribune, 4Kun. %.
theodore Illton wsB called to tito witness
stand ut this 1uncturo. Ihs Clork began to ad-
minister tito oath, whom ha wss Interrupted by
counsel Tor tic dofonao with III appeal to tho
Court denying Mr. Tllton's right to ba witness
IN tho case. Tho senior counsel, Alr. Erarts,
n'Ado tho appeal, citing amthorltioH and examples
IN PROOF OF tho claim actu up. Following is Mr.
EYa1ts' argument.