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Bleeding from the Lungs, Catarrh. Bron-
chitis, Consumption. Wonderful
Cure.


II. V. PIERCE, VI. d., Buffalo, y. y:
Dedf Sir: had suffered from Catarrh in
an aggravated form for about twelve years
and for several years from Bronchial trouble.
Tried many doctors and things with no last
ing benefit. In May, 1872, becoming nearly
worn out with excessive editorial labors on
paper In New York City, / was attacked
with Bronchitis i'm n severe form. suffering
almost total loss of voice. returned home
here, but had not been home only two weeks
when i was completely Frustrated with
Hemorrhage from the Lungs. hGutno fsrr
seUeTe bleeding spells tOihia ttoO JUeeIs and first
three INSIDE of mine days. In September fol-
lowing. improved sufficiently TO be able 10
DE about, though in very feeble state. NV
Bronchial trouble remained and Catarrh Was
tenfold worse than before. Every effort for
relief seemed fruitless. seemed To be losing
ground daily. L continued in this feeble
state. raising blood almost daily until about
the first of March. '13, when became so bad
as TO be entirely confined TO the house. A
friend suggested your remedies. But was
extremity skeptical that they would do me
no good, as had lost all heart in remedies
and began TO look upon medicine and doctors
your circulars, and read IL carefully from
which came TO the conclusion that you UNI
derstOOd your business, at least. finally
336tained. quantity Of Dr. Sagels Catarrh
and Pellets, and commenced their vigorous
use according 10 directions. To my surprise,
soon began 10 improve. The Discovery and
Pellets, In short time, brought out a severe
eruption, which continued for several weeks.
felt much better, my appetite improved, and
L gained in strength and flesh. in three
months every yestige of the CatarTh was
gone, the Bronchitis had nearly disappeared,
had no Cough whatever and / had entirely
ceased TO raise blood; and. contrary to the
expectation of some of my friends, the cure
has remained permanent. L have had no
more Hemorrhages from the Lungs, and am
entirely free from Catarrh, from which had
suffered so much and so long. The debt of
gratitude / owe for the blessing have re-
ceived at your hands, knows no bounds. /
am thoroughly satisfied, from my experience.
that your medicines will master the worst
forms of that odious disease Catarrh as wei
as Throat and Lung Diseases. Ihave recon-
mended them 10 very many and shall ever
speak i'm their praise. Gratefully yours.
WIN. H SPENCER.
Y q P1a. ~ LDonI.ne.o.. n "
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The True RemeavatIas,

IT the methods by which Physicians test
the soundness of the lungs are reliable, IL is
certain thar when these delicate organs are
so deceased that all the ordinary prescrip-
lions for pulmonary complaints are useless,
q complete cure can be effected by the per
sistent use of HdJe'S Honey Of HorehO'usd ant
Tar. Statistical records of its results show
that I'm two-thirds of the cases of consump-
i've cough IN which ii has been given, the
lives of the patients have been saved by its
operation.
Pixies Tooth Ache Drops cure In one min
l1fa
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Qnosafsons Furnished By Middleton 4 o., BANKERS.
meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange today:
y. .. gold. 1l5's bid, lls% asked Bank Stocks-
National Bank of Republic. I4e bid, l59 asked. Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank. lf0 bd lis asked: Second
National Bank 100 asked; Farmers and Mechanic ,
National Bank. lI51s bid, 49, asked District Sc
carbohydrates of Columbia Permanent In
tConeTessi IS, T. and :, 1904, 50 bid, sess asked
Washington S"Five Year certiicates,r 3 10, NJ.
N. 1875, 81 bid 100 asked; "Ten Year Bonds 6's
J. j.. 1873, Sc bid. 50 asked: Funded Loan Bonds,
LEG. esq, N. 1902, 9li5 bid, % asked. Board
Of Public Works-Certfcates, Gen. Imp, as. J .
j.. 1874, s0s4 bid. sl asked: do 1875 eoss bid or,
ash ed: do, 1876 81 bid 9l asker do, ls77 oOl, bid
9l asked: do 1873, 90lz bid, 9ll6 asked do, series
eo1s bid. Certificates, Sewer, 3's J. j., ISL. u
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Spring Shaetins
A Valuable Discovery.

DIR. c. W. Benson, Practicing Physician.
1o6 n. Eutaw St, Baltimore, (who has paid
covered that extract OF celery and chamo-
mile combined. in a certain proportion, tnva-
riably cures either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous
or sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness.
This is triumph in medical chemistry, and
sufferers ali over the country are ordering by
mail He prepares it in pills at 50 cents per
box. The Doctor is largely known and highly
Sold by all Druggists. Charles Stott & Co,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, agents for WASH
ington. 22s,tth,s3
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THE "GREENBACK" PARTY.-The conven-
ton to organize an independent or ''green-
back" political party will meet in Cleveland,
Ohio, to-day. A conference of delegates. in
Guiding several prominent labor union lead
ers and greenback agitators, was held yester-
day afternoon, the nature or result of which
has not been ascertained. The preparations
for the convention have been under the inn
mediate auspices of the workingmen's asSo-
citation, and the movement seems to be par
ticularly in the interests OF the laboring
classes.
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PUNISHMENT OF THE Boy MAIL Rob-
RERS.-In the United States Circuit Court
criminal side, yesterday, before Judge Bene-
dict, Samuel Woodward and Josiah Parkin,
the boys who were indicted by the Grand
Jury of the United States Court for robbing
the former to six months and the latter to
two months Improvement in the House of
Refuge. Attorney General Williams having
designated that as a place of Imprisonment
for boys under sixteen years of age convicted
of offences against the United States.-N Y.
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A QUICK ROUND TRIP.-Thc steamship
Baltic, of the White Star line, has just ac-
complished remarkable trip to Liverpool
and back. She left New York Saturday,
February IS, with a heavy cargo OF freight.
and after discharging, reloaded and sailed
for New York, arriving at her dock Sunday
morning last at 10 o'clock, which makes a
round trip of three weeks. This would be
considered an exceptionally fast round trip
in the best of seasons for OCEAN travelling.
but il is considered something wonderful at
this time of the year, when vessels are great
ly DELAYED by strong winds, fogs, and ice
blockades
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A SUIT AGAINST JOHN f. OwENs-Mr.
John +. Owens, the actor. is defendant i'm a
suit by Mr.. Henry Morford. the Brooklyn au-
thor, for the amount agreed on for play Mr..
Morford wrote for him. Owens was not sat
isfied with the work, and refused to pay for il.
and MorfOrd's claim is that he wrote the play
to order. on incidents furnished by Owens.
and that he is not responsible for its dulness.
A motion was made yesterday before Judge
Reynolds in Brooklyn to have the plaintiff
examined before the trial. Judge Reynolds
would not entertain the motion.-N Y. Siol,
10Th
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hSsCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLs.-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the use Of mercury do not leave any of Injurious
effects They act directly upon the liver and are 9
valuable remedy in all cases Of arrangement result
Ing from disordered state of that organ Liver Com
plant, BILIOUS Disorders Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, Typhoid Feyers, &C. kc., all succumb to the
&c use Of Schencks Mandrake Pills. Tor sale by
tDruzRists and Dealers. mari IN
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UaByDHhA OoufeRenee =. =. Church.
oPKNIN0 PRoCBEDIM9S
ne forty-seventh session OF the MaYyland
p-nual Conference OF the Methodist Protest.
V.it church begnnsyestert1ay 1T Starr church,
Baltimore, Rev. Dr. David Wilson, N. D.,
president. Rev. +. Swentxel, n. d., preached
the conference sermon.
dent read his annual report, giving review
OF the church, changes and appointments
made since the adjournment OF the last con-
ference, and noticing that Rev. j. L. Alder
dice was the only minister who had died
during the year. The presidents report was
referred 70 special committee-T. ID. Val
liant, Ferry Wilmer. and j. 8. TOpham.
A report Of the condition of the Western
Maryland College, under the supervision of
the conference, was submitted. The report
represented the college to be in a prosperous
condition, with over one hundred students,
and well managed by Rev. DIR. j. T. Ward,
the president The college has no endowment
fund, Is about $751; 600 in debt, being about
&1-50 per member. The report was referred IN
q special committee, composed of L. w.
LaDfs, and j. s. Topham.
The conference proceeded to the election OF
president for the ensuing year. The result OF
the ballot was as follows: DIR. David Wilson,
%; DIR. Switzerland, 1: ID. A. Shermer, Z; ID.
T.. Wilson. I; II. 8. Norris, I; III. c. Cushing,
2 DIR. Wilson assumed the chair and adj
dressed the conference, acknowledging the
trust repOsed in him.
Reports of perintendents of missions
were called for, and the following ministers
responded: w. g. Hammond, 9th ST., Wash
ton: j. M. Yingling, Potomac; j. II. Atkins
Acccmac; j. T.. Mallory, ST. Michael's; w
j. Floyd, Peach Blossom.
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THE QUESTION Srrrrrp Those am;

THE QUESTION SETTLED.-Those eminent
men, DIR. Jas. Clark, Physician to Queen
Victoria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that
consumption can be cured. DIR. WiStar knew
this when he discovered his now widely
Known BdLsGBl of Hld Cherry, and experience
has proved the correctness OF his opinion. %
cents and Al a bottle; large bottles much the
cheaper.
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Mr.. SIMoNTON, OF New York, the general
agent of the Associated Press. attended a
spelling match on Staten Island the other
night, and was the last man Slaughtered in
the two opposing armies of twenty-six per-
sons each. He was wounded through the
heart by innuendo. by leaving out one IN,
His only explanation is that the word SYM
boliZes an article i'll which the Associated
Press does not deal,
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COLOR AND THE DELAWARE SCHOOL
FCND.-In the Wilmington board of educa-
ton last evening. the bill in the legislature
of Delaware, providing for separating the
school fund and giving to coiored schools
only that proportion of taxes paid by colored
persons, and 10 be Immediately assess ed. was
denounced. and resolutions condemning ii
and protesting against its passage were
adopted by II yeas to 5 nays.-Wibaiagton
Commercial
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He Is A TRULY STUMP SPEAKER who,
when talking, exhibits a mouthful OF stumps.
III you would keep your dental fixtures in
perfect talking order, use the fragrant 500
don't daily; the receipt is simple but sure.
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The spelling match fever will last till
strawberry festivals supplant il.
George Francis Train has been heard of
again. The sheriff has sold out his I12 Omaha
lots.
~A young man has sued his barber for
cutting OF his mustache. The barber says he
didn't see Ii.
@upwards of two thousand New Haven
sehool children were vaccinated last week
and the work continues.
ZION the Ice bridge midway between the
two shores at Niagara Falls temporary
notel is In full operation, and obtaining a
lucrative patronage
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ANOTHER DEPRAvED MINIsrER-The
Rev. Mr.. Miles late pastor of the American
Methodist church at Norwich Conn. whode-
camred with the church funds and a strange
woman, has been heard from in New Hamp-
shire, where he had travelled about, taking
collections ''fOr church in Norwich" The
public are warned against him by the lions
Herald.-Spri,aQfield Republican,
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AN INVOLVEMENT FOR VID0y TO Mar
RY-The will of Beniamin #. set,nan
which was admitted to probate yesteriay'
gives the widow the interest on e1o,03a vhile
sne ls MS widow. and the entire SO 900 ii size
marries againr-N Y Stgs, 10th.
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p. o. Boa 5e7, Rochester, " Y.

ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. s,tth.3:
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BUILDING ASsoCIATIoNs-Atth the ei0h,v-
ninth meeting OF the Washington Co-oners,-
tive Building Association last night - 600
was disposed Of 1000 sold at 20 per cent :
and - coo i'm redeeming 13 shares drawn from,
the hat. This Is the third time that drawings
have taken place.
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Retail Prices. Center Market

NEAT Beef porter house, sOs25 per h.: sir4eins;
~; ound, Is: roasting pieces. 10a25; corned. Halls
drsed- %; sliced, 3: chpped, 20; Pork, Isa2O:
corned: salES; Mutton, l5s3Oc; Lamb Isa3O: Veal ;
l5sz5; Dried Beef, 9la25; Hama, whole Is: eut ia
10; sized; 5s9 Mddlings, Is. cut, 10; Tongues 50
fIss--Rock, 50 per bunch; Perch, 50 per buneh:
p Cat, = per buaSh; Fresh Cod, l3sl5 per 10
PIKE fn5o per bunch; Hslibut, Is per ID: White
lake F,sh, per ib; salmon frost Il to IS per 10
Blue Fish; leo each: shad. is0sl so per pair:
Herring. ~ Cts Per bunch; Mackerel, IS cts each:
Spanish do, 3 per 10; Boston Smelt, ~ per 10 !:
Black Bass, 50 per string. - ''
GAME Ducks: Blue wing. 81 per taIr: sprig tail.
o. red head, Is; mstisrd, Is canvas back. 90:
Geese, Wild. 100 each; Turkey Wild, Is per
ID; Prairie Hens, 7salo per pair; yeaison Is per
yEeETAsEs.-Potstoes,. Irish, 20 per PIX: SWEEP
80 Per PA Onions, 90 per PIX; Beets, per tunch, 5as;
CARROTS per bunch; Cabbage, loase per head; Tur'
nips- - per PIX: Celery, Sale: Pumpkin a0asO each
FErfTs--Oranges, 2)a35 per dozen; Lemons, asas5
doztni Apples cooking Mao per ok; eatiKg 5Oa6O
per PIX, Cranberries, l21t per quart.
DRIED fRUIrs--Apples, 5ss per quart; Peaches,
ries, 3es1D per III.
BgIIEe Philadelphia print, 60 per H.: New
York Creamery As: choice roll 4s.t5: fair do asa
Eggs. 2sa0 per dozen; Cheese. aas3 Der ID
PoILTRY.-Chickens. live. f5al'sJ n-r nair.
dressed, leesi 80 per pair; Ducks, dressed coal Is
per pair; Geese LOCAL Is EACH Turkeys 2ssz5 Der ID
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LUXURY. health. economy insured by using
Dooieys Yeast Powder. Elegant Light
Rolls. Biscuits, &c, prepared IN ten minutes.
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Lowell clergyman has off. red 500 OF
ms salary to the ladies OF his congre> ation Ii
tney VIII abandon projected church h. tr. for
fear that IL will prove an interruption TO a
feViyal now In progress in his society.
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THr sdxe,- tisement by Fitch. Fox a Co.
OF a K-sfreef n. Sidence, Is worthy the atten-
tion OF parties DIES ring an elegant residence
at very low rent.
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LOCAL N e w s.


Isrfs Opna Hose.e-Furoish's Filth Ave
une COMPANY I'm The Two Orphans"
Tn<rer Osuq,e-"Idlewild, or the Sto,en
child . and other attractive novelties.
Hre,sne T7aeI'y-"Belles and Swells Of New
Ysrk City, or Life on Broadvay."
WsH0rd Han Charity entertainment for
the benefit Of the Children's Hospital.
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Tonic HT-Those who would at once helm
worthy charity and enjoy delightful eve
Willard's Hall tonight. The management
On the affair Is in excellent hands. and the
proA >eeds are TO be devoted TO so excellent a
purr,sse as 10 commend 1t TO the patronage
of all.
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tractor. Immediate relief experienced. As
THE ATTENTION OF the ladies is eailei TO
the New Fancy Store Just opened by Mr.. q 70.
No. 1905 It'll street northwest His stock of
goods II well selected and attractive. en-
bractng q full lire OF Ladies' and Gents Fur
nikhings and Fancy Goods, which Were
bought cheap, and viii be sold at prices
which will make IL worth the while OF All I'm
need of goods in his line 10 give him a call. ?
Spring Shooting.
Latlmer Cteary have n fine collection OF
English and American breech- loading Sport
ing Guns for sale cheap. lRepl 3,4,eos
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THE BLACK HILLS ExPEDITIoN.-A spe-
clal from Sioux City to the Chicago Times
says many strangers have arrived TO Ioin
Gordon's Black Hills expedition, which Is 10
start April 8. The indications are that there
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E1P LosIoS or BESZINE.-ThiS morning
s s II o'clock, car OF benziRe' In ms
noase oi EnWard Brahly, on Pennsy ivania
avenue, between 9th and eth streets Aouth-
east, exploded and set the place on IRE. Mr.
H., IN endeavoring 20 extinguiSh the fam, =
was badly burned. The fire was extinguishe.
with loss Of about SIS. An alarm was
turned In from box !, and the IRE Recruitment
responded promptly. ''''N'''
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MOLLY MAGUIREs.-On Tuesday about
q hundred of the striking miners at Ashton,
Pa. belonging to an organization known as
the Molly Maguires, paraded with masks,
pistols, knives and clubs, in search OF So
cailea :DIsck iegs wno were at work and OPP
object Of their wrath, ana several others,
were notified TO Quit work or take the conse-
quenees, and they promised 10 do so In order
10 save their lives
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GEO. C. HESxINe, go Irh ST

CHILBLArNs viii be promptly relieved
and ultimately cured by bathing the afflicted
parts with Poads EIfrof
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No Remedy i, a. SAT-, ana
THE ATTENTION Of the ladies Is ea,,e, 70

for burns, bruises. corns. bunicns. piles an
rheumatism, as Daaeys Marea, Puia RI
tractor. Immediate relief experienced. As
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C0RNs, &o-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR..
Whites establishment, SIS 18th street, oppo-
site u. s. Treasury, to avoid painful Corns,
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were S219, eco. 4l2-s.yt
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weather Probabilities Ts-asy.

WASHINGTON. March N, 1875. !
For the middle and eastern states, falling
barometer, southerly winds, warmer, partly
sfeudy weather.
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CITY ITEMs.

TIKI NEW TARIFF increases the duty on
hosiery nom thirty to forty per cent ha, G
row in stock, with recent additions, fall
assortment of English Half Hose, a. old
prices
Also, new assor;ments Of Gugot and Revil-
Ion Suspender~.
Also, perfectly-atting Shirts, fine Collars
Ccffe, &C.
Gro q Hr>-xrro an IN .f-aot
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FREEDNAN-S BE Ne DEPoSIToRs have now
a chance TO dispose OF their Deposit Books at
their full value. Mr.. j. j. Evans. whose
70 take them in exchange for unincumbered
real estate near the city. Any one owning
I'VE 10 Ten acres OF well located land near the
10y VIII nave a home that tii('y can make
independent.
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THE LIFE OF CHRIST.

New Edition, vol. $3.50.
In many respects one Of the most remarkable
books Of the day
THE book will be a prize 10 all students and no,
less 20 every christian believer
Truth UNFoLDED, Sermons and Essays, By s.
Il. Mason.
A FULL SUPPLY or BOOKS FOR LENT.
New Maps of Palestine for the school and class
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RIAL ESTATE SALE IN ALENANDRIA-
r. A. kerby, auctioneer, sold for u. l.. Smoot,
trustee, the lots on the southwest corner OF
Queen and Patrick streets, 75x60 feet, the
property OF the late William WIraiey, 10
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APPRECIATION OF WAsHIssTOx
ARcHITKCT-The Rochester. y. ". papers
we see give high praise TO the design BIZ Mr.
n X. SeaPie. Of this city, for the superb new
building tosoe erected for the Rochester Saw
iBgs Bank. Competitive plans were Ssh
mitted by the leading architects OF the eoun-
try and the award was made to Mr.. Scare.
This meTitoriGus young architect has sup
piled the designs for some OF the finest build
ings, public and private in Washington, and
~ viii not therefore be a matter OF surprise
IN this city that he has carried of the hOnors
IN the wide compesi ton invited by the direc-
TORS OF the ROcbeSt.sr Savings Rank
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CATHOLIC BOOKsTORE,

street, between 9th and 10th, near st, Patrick
Church.
Jubilee Books; and all other Devotional, Histor-
icsl, Theological, Biographical and Miscellaneous
Works, Of Catholic character sold AZ lowest rate.
fine assortment Of Articles suitable for presents
kept constantly for sale Subscriptions received for
the Catholic Review, Freemsn's Journal, N. " Tab
lie Baltimore Mirror. Catholic World, and Brown
son Review. ID. A. BROSNAN. mari -sm
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epeclaItlet Of Fine SfRfionnry
BOOKSELLERS AND esfkrfoSeRs,
Ho-H Vernon IA

THE sTATEshASs YEAR BOOK FOR 1878.
IHE sTATEsNANs YEAR BOOK: A Statistical ana
HISTORICAL Annual Of the States Of the Ciyili1a5
world. Handbook for Politicians and Marchan,s
Tor the year ISIS, By Frederick Martin Twelftb
Annual Publication. Revised after Official Re.urns
~ just reoeiyed and for sale by
ROBERT BEAIL,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONED
mar6d 499 Pa. ave., adjoining Nafic0sl Ho,.l
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THE THEATER C0NIoUR presents some
unusually attractive features this week.
Miss Jennie Morton, a gifted actress and
celebrated LaDglois brothers IN their aston
ishing feats OF jugglery, Miss Lulu Delmay,
and the Weston sisters, and other attractions
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

History 81 EDglIsh People, 50: The Usrb,r
Bar; 81; stsie.mens Year BOOK, So: Man.
heIlf History OF Institutions, S. Maine's Ancient
Law; So; Barnsrds Private Life of a Kins. - m.
barclay Spain, Art Remains and Art Realitiss ;
sois.; So Moore and Jordan, Brio a lrac, = 81.
Smlth Assl ran Discoveries, So Congressionai
DIRECTORY with Members and senators n The n.x
nlossomlng ~ an Aloe. soc; smiths Health 81
HisglnsGns CHILD History Of the United States
= lsV initial Note Paper, with Envelopes 10 mafrh
IN boxes at = cents Zach. Portfolios AMI Desk Pal.
a. - cents each. sOLoM0NS& CHAPMAN. hg,s
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RRITISH ANNUAL FOR 1879.
THE STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK.
HARTS ARMY LIST.
BRITISH NAVY LIST
THE ROYAL KALENDAR
BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION
HHITAkER'S ALMANAC
For sale by
RICHARD b. MOHUN & CO..
BOOKSELLERS AND STAT1ONERS
mar6-tr 1918 PryNsyIy,Vr. avpxrv
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A NEW BOOK,
BY A. G. RIDDLE,
Author Of
Bart Ridgely, Alice Brand, Romance of the Capi-
tai, Love and Politics King Of the Lobby who
Would he Member Of CongressS
PRICE, sI.25.
For sale at
SHILLIN6TON'S Bookstore.
msr2-r Cor. "a street and Penn. avenue
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-19
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