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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postotllce, February II.
Parties calling for the same will please say
"advertised, and give date of list. Such OF
them rs remain in the Office uncalled for at
the end of fOur weeks will be sent TO the
dead letter office.
WILLIAM JONES. Postmaster.
A LLEN j B Allen James y
N Atwater Charles
IL AKER BRITToN Barnes W
ID Barnes W Barker Matte
Beauregard NJ Bennett j
Blrley : Brown Mollie
Brooks s S Browning Susan
Burrow DR. y Y Burnes w NJ
Butler EA
CAMPBELL GEO Canada James
~ Chintz Charles Chout au + ID
Clark Giles l. Colt Mrs c NJ
Copeland TIC Corzlne + Mrs
Cooper w Crow Pat
Cunningham NJ
hAZENY JIM Davis w II
~ Davis RF Develin Michel
Dickinson Anna Dickinson Mollie
EoSTER MAGGIE Foran mrs
L Frenz CT ii Fryan Lewis
CAYEA Gerhart PJ
VI Gilbert y Good Dan
Griffith Z A mrs .
HALL Ham Chas
III Harris Mat mrs Harris q II
Harrison Chas Hargroye Mary
Hannah Susan Hanson Robt
Holland Thos h Hoyle ME-
JAYNEsJ l. Jones Jno W
Jones Jas Jones TIP
johnson Jno Q
Il EEFER FRANK Klein M
IN Kiker q w KingSf
I ATIMER CE Lewis l. and j
L. Lonergan + Looper
NTcCLINTIC II ID McVhorter WD
WI MCQUEEN Jas b 2 Mc('umber Ripd
MADEIRA ,ieo Maroney T
Miller Eliza Miller NE
Myers Mr. Myers Lewis
Myers Ell
NICHOLS NICHOLAS
ODoNNELLPAT Orr Mary A Mrs
DAHL FRED Petersen NC
Peterson A
ID ANEY THOS Reayes Thos
keeser Dan Rigsby Jack
noDer,SJ N Rosenerry II BE-
Ross Wilii5S Ross J P
Robertson HIP
SOofT FRANK Il Sharp W IA
- sharplsssJ Sherwood Lucy
Sherman \ miss Shreyes 4 mr.
SKINNER w " Slack Mamie
Smith VI E mrs Spapn las N
sprague Stewart Antony
Stevens 1IeniyM Stewart VIM
Stra,ton Ben stone Thos
swallow VIM
T'AVAR VI mrs TAYLOR Wesley
Thompson l. mrs Tuchler Johann
Vodhr LOUIS
MARE a q Whitaker A A mrs
~ weaver WI White Gil
wilson Jos Wilson Vsnable
NILSSON sam Wilson Conrlsht
Williams Martha Williams Betiie NJ
"lhn NJ w Winram Sam
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paper AShevillc N, ca Citizen.
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representative news enterprise of America,
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A paper 70 BIO admired for itsindependenoe
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| eddy the first Of American newspapers; what.
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| won precedence Of all, and very creditably
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try. While dealing with all the topics com.
| ing within the range OF n newspaper, the
Tribune makes speciality Of the great sub.
ject OF agriculture. II becomes therefore q
| matter of vital importance TO the country
that the direction Of the Ideas Of this vas!
section should be In able and conscientious
hands, and n matter for congratulation thai
| the farmers newspaper par excellence has
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tural Journal.
Surely the paper has maintained success
| fully the high popularity which he be-
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TERMS oFTHE TRIBUNE,

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twenty copies, 81 10 each.
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une, and papers addressed to each subscri'
Der, without extra charge.
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liberal cash commissions will be paid.
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We are authorized and requested to an
nounce w. VI. EDWARDS as candidate
tor reelection to the Office of attorney of the
city OF Dallas, at the ensuing municipal
election.
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We are authorized TO announce the name
OF w, RODEWT NJ nm Independent candi.
date for Mayor, at the ensuing April cleo
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FOR SALE,

December 10, lGL
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Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postotllce, February II.
Parties calling for the same will please say
"advertised, " and give date OF list. Such OF
them as remain in the office uncaled for at
the end Of four weeks will be sent TO the
dead letter office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
Board of Health.

IT,.
The Board of Health last night had under
Officer keene, asking authority to submit tO
the chemist OF the Board for analysis a sam
pie of oil sold by q druggist i'm this city as
pure cod liver OIL two doses of which pro
duced poisonous effect upon patient. from
which, il i alleged, he is now confined 10 his
bed.
\ preliminary test was made. and DroveI
lis impurities. Vet he deemed il important 10
submit 10 iOr thorough analysis and certifi-
cate.
Dr. Cox said. i'm his Judgment il was far
more important tOhave the drugs inspected
than u was the meats i'm our markets
lir. Bliss remarked that IL was an iunor-
tdnt matter. and required some action: .
was also important that the persons en-
plOyed in dispensing drugs should be cOuDo-
tent for that duty.
Br. Cox said that sometimes drugs get
mixed AT the wholesale establishments and
IN Such cases tine dealers are not TO blame as
they have no knowledge Of II: ne thought tine
druggists of This city would favor the in
SpeCtion OF the drugs in their shops and nj n
1uli mectin"O 81 the board IL would IT, pr0Drr
To take Official action; The chemical test was
ordered.
Authority was given 10 the Health Officer
tOmdkc use of the Pound Masters services
IN me inspection OF meats during the season
mat MS services are not required at the
pound duty.
THE HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT
Tor the week ending January 9. showing 1}I
nuISanc'S abatcd; . causes of death inyGsii-
gated; burials at public expense: I3}
patients treated by the physicians to the
poor cost Of medicines furnished S5sS Sd ~
dead animals removed; 224 loads OF garbage
removed.
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ELECTIONS OFBANK OFFICERS stock
holdcrS OF the banks in this District held
directors, VINO subsequently, elected other
officers. a. follows:
National Bank of the Republic-Fitzhugh
Soyle. ID. Il: Clarke. j. NJ. BrOdheaI. w H.
Morrison. L.. -. Gilman, r.. l.. stanton. w
r. Riley. G.. VI. Wight, W. j. Sibley. direc-
tors. Mr.. Coyle was subsequently, elected
President ard Mr.. Charles Bradley cashier.
Second National Bank-John e. Nickel
den, John %. Evans, Thomas L. TuiIock.
George W. BallOch. Lewis Clephane w W
Burdctte. Francis III. Smith. Geo. +. Gulick
Thomas l. Hume, James L. Barbour, Nat
H. FuSiIt. directors. At the meeting of the
directors to-day j. {. Mckelden. esq. was
elected president and Ii. G. Swain c" 'e-
Ileman, Henry f. n" Treswel, \. X. APP
AliTcd Itiehard WiisoSn' = R Nan MiSwlck
bcv' (. Andrew Langion. Joseph Lib
- anil 4. q. MOrsell, William III West.
;ii evor>i ne directors to-day organized by
T.ectlng Hon. j. a. j. CreSweli president. A,
X Applcnan vice president and WiIlia-n
| r. Weygant cashier.
ri National Metropolitan Rank-John w
thompson w Illlam OTme, w q. MetZeroif
n. X. Shepherd, Nicholas Acker. John n
Lehman, William Il. Todd, j. H Baxter
Nathaniel Wilson. directors. Messrs Bax.
| yer and wilson were elected in the places OF
Frank Hume and DIR. j. Il. Blake The Ia +
Ter gentleman declined reelection. Thq
LEVY new elected directors elected j. w. Thomp-
Mt. UeOrgg III. IL. Whi 10
| cashier. Mr. White has been ASSISTANT caSb-
| Ter Tor several years past
The new members of the boar1 II will ha
| seen, are DR.. Baxter and Mr. n Wiisoni ~
| hrst distinguished as an eminent SURGEON ayI
chief Medical Purveyor of the army anJ
| the other well known as a lawyer whose ahiI.
I tiles have been rewarded by a large anu H.,
cratiVe practice. These gentlemen will nro,-o
| valuable additions TO the members of tfIe ri !
board, whose successful management of fbc
/ past year has gained for them the thanks nj
/ the stockholders and a reelection TO oftica
Al a meeting of the new board to-tiay l. w
thompson, esq, was unanimously reelected
| president, just recognition of his faithfi1i
/ ana valuable services 10 the bank; while The
assistant cashier, George III. Il. White, esq
| was. without a dissenting voice. pronnotad T.
Ihe cashlerShlp, position justly earned and
| To nil not only acceptably to the hank hut ~
! many who have occasion to visit that time.
hOnorCd institution.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Georo,.
ioWn-H. vi. Sweeny. p. +. Berry. Beuian1in
MlIiSr, John Davidson, William King. c. NJ
Matthews, Esau Pickrell and +. WheatIe :
directors.
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The lay Cooke a 90. Estate.

After the adjudication OF bankruptcy in
Tie case of Jay Cooke II Co. / took proofs of
q very large number Of claims against the es-
tate. Al the request of a number of these
CTeditOr>-aS i.ad occasion To visit Phila-
dclIhia about that til,,s-l represented them
AZ the first meeting and u.equently went
IitTt second time in their Unrest and
without expense TO them. Since Tho .~OpO-
Sitlon Lately made by the trustee 10 I19>
Chains, part IN cash. ana part in stocks ana
ho.I'S. i nave been solicited by some Of these
Egr>"n> 10 present and collect their claims
This proposed 10 Go for them and Others. far
a inodcrate or an agreed commission. The
rules adopted by the trustee under which fba
distribution Will be made. will make il neceS-
Sary To. i'm most cases, for persons raxidi,,e,
outside OF Philadelphia To act through am
agent. and ne should be person having some
hhuN ted@e OF claims and proceedings i'm
bankruptcy. j. SAyLFS RpoW~
NegIstcr in Bankruptcv. CIV Hnu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT-JIafge Wgiie.
Yesterday. Carter ct al. agt Grant; bond
approved. y. c. Real Estate Association
agt. Welch; decree pro confesSo. Kellum 1t.
Richardson; do. Stanton agt. Hunt ct al:
do. Same agt. Nicholson; do. Mcintyre agt.
bowling; order setting aside restrainging
order and refusing injunction. Fee agt. Fee;
decree of divorce.
TO-DAY.
Keen and Haggerty agt. Stromberger:
decree confirming trustees sale and reference
Stuart agt. Wizard; order diScharging re-
stfaining order. Mason agt. Mason; order
confirming auditors report. Newton agt
Ford; order enjOinng sale conditiOnally
Starr ast. starr; order appointing commits
sion. Scott agt. Scott; order appointing r.
l.. Rogers special examiner. Provost agt
Winter; order that trustee pay certain claim.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-JIuige Caster.
To-day. kennedy agt. Ganty ct al, verdict
for PLAINTIFF; motion for new trial filed.
PROBATE CoCRT-J.o1;c Din.
Yesterday, Elizabeth Ii. Kendall ouaIifiej
rs administrators Of George NJ Kendall.
bond ~ eco. In re-, will of Elizabath Ii
norman; order Of publication di~- --.:'-
re-, estate Oft. L. Barnes -.octed. In
10 ReGisleI 10 take ,.ruer OF references
Payne and SAM G. Ssessimony; James James, e. !
late PANEL 'I ~ md 5000. The viii of the
To his CHI -.aggerty bequeathing his estate
was "a .dren was filed; order OF publication
-.FtCtcU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

~ BRIGHAM Young has sufficiently recov-
efed 10 SIT u, and be married occasionally
~ Mon@,. Louft, associate editor OF the
fafls 81 ecle. has committed suicide on &C.
count If hard work.
" They have had snow at Nice, and IN
me- nv places in the middle of France snow
was five feet deep.
BLOOD will tell. A granddaughter OF
DR. Paley has beaten all the boys at Cam
bridge in moral science.
HA jealous Springfield wife changed her
mind, and instead of committing suicide, ex-
torted confession from both Of them at the
muzzle Of the revolver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

vent the paving of tracks with stone, and the
suit 10 repeal the charter have been discon-
tinued.
The treasurer. c. NJ. KOones, appends his
report. showing total receipts. s3s6. SIS g. and
disbursements. SSs4 1924. The table of as
sets foots up $500 .9i5S7. Included are So
miles trackS-44 on Pennsylvania avenue,
* miles on eth street, and IL (singlel on
14th strreet-S260,0 eco; 50I horses, 5000; s.
cars, SIS. 500.
numbering eight
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LOCAL NEW s. .
Amusemsnts. &c. Tonight.

F6TdS OpeTs HOtEse.-s.Humpty Dumrty,'
with the funny Geo. l.. Fox as clown.
KdfioglGl fheOfeT.-Olive Logan in Surf, or
Summer Life at Long Branch
TheGteT CbB,iPe.-The Shadow PaptOmimc,
ParlOT Minstrels and other novelties.
Congregational CP,t8rh.-COnceri by The
HendeIsSOhn QuIntettc club, assisted by
Miss Fannie j. Kellogg.
Lincoln HGH.-Lecture by Victoria e..
Woodruff, ON The Destiny Of the Republic"
e23 Pe,8tsylrcHt;G GyyHlie.-The detectives
nlSRuIn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION BAFFLED.-
Because there i an iuheiitej tendency 10
consumption il docs not follow that the heir
Ia this sad legacy must die OF the disease.
the early symptoms of danger are maTkeI-a
cough being the first and most prominent.
Meet this first indication of peril with H0't'S
Honey # HOTCt02uld dupi Tar. and i'm three
days il VIII have vanished. and with il all
cause of apprehension. omBtter how deli
cate the lungs may he. on how strong The pre-
disposition To consumption, a speedy cure il
absolutely certain.
Fite's Tooth ache DToPs-Cure in one min
Utp.
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SALT WATER DELICACIEs.-Justr received
per Adams Express: Fresh Shad, Fresh
salmon. Smells, Spanish Mackerel Fresh
HOLSTERS, Diamond-back Terrapin and Can
vaSs-back Ducks, with an abundant supply
of the largest and finest brands of Oysters
that can be produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

THE most stylish Collar you can wear is
the Warwick. Ask for it at the Gents Fur
niShing Stores. eos
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SAVE YOUR DoCToRs' BILLs.-When Dr.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will cure
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding at the Lungs. and
arrest the fell destroyer. Consumption. il
does more than most physicians can do. The
use of n single bottle Will satisfy the incre l.
ulOus that they need look no further for the
required aid. 80 cents and II a hottie, large
bottles much the cheanpr COZ
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CIT Y 1T f NJ s.
PRICES.

USE less of DoOiey's than OF other Yeast or
Baking Powder as II is much stronger. Put
up full weight. Give il "a fair trial.
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COAL AND WOOD.

fwAL AND MpOD.-On hand. a large suppIy "a
=. The criobr3'ed West Virginia Spiiut COAL, for
EFrii Erttt> a-o. All kinds Of Anthracite arl 1an
bertrand GOALS. Hickory. OAK ana PIN. WooD
Sawed ana Split any Lengths g suit Purchaser-, (.
ar ~ SOLOMON >TBkER.
Ofces-Cornor 2l,t and /, and NJ between 10Th and
.Jth streets 49, 'i ti'1
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BANaNiS FIGS AND oPINGES

NI-TN
MIXED. including Son shell Almond "a pounds
for 81.
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INITIAL EFLTEF ASSOCIATION. /. q. o
f.-4ifButG -TseftgJ ard Election Cf DT~rrx-
Ihe fourth annual meeting Of the Old Eel
lows Mutual Relief Association was hell
last night al the hail. on 9TH street When tba
report OF the secretary. T. w. Fowler. for Inc
Ia>t I'VE wears was presented and approved
~ SHOWS Receipts. ~-.gi~ ~. Disbursements
To heirs of j. T. Dudley. $50: to widow Of
james IL. Fond. -,sSi, to igrlee of William
-, 'SteT- To-, 10 widow OF William II. O~>ire
<4I3. 70 y, low Of John Fowler. SIP to FORTY
shares Of stock In rJ,-,,. ~l0), and other sums.
making total OF ~2.G5I.25. ->-iOuht IN hands
OF treasurer, January I, 49, In cash, -+5E:ss,;
STOCK in hall. 900; total, II 1885,. Number
OF members January I. 1S1i. go; admitted
during the year. 20. total, $50, died during the
year, & suspended fog uOn-p payment of assess
mentS, : total n. Number OF members on
roll January !. 1~1j. -. Tie election of OF
hcerS Tor tue ensuing Yea r resulted a. follows.
John r. HdNcnueT. president. l.. Il. ALLYN.
vice president; ThoS. W. Fowler. secretary
John i. Given. treasurer, Joseph II. Daniel
Amos Hunt, y. II Shut. y J. Cunning
Henry Urine. \. II. Slaw, :. f.. Douglas. G.
n Allison. William Ferguson. J. VI. Hmkle
j. III. Bartlett, y. e. PratlIer. and VIM. Ket-
Tier, directors.
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& walking Advertisement

Y =. = -
Or. X. ]. Pierce. BgGdlo, " T.:
UCdT SRI am a walking advertisement
for your Golden Medical Discovery. Purgl-
tive Pillets and DIR. Sages CataTrh Remedy,
they having cured me of CataTrh of nine
years standing, which was 50 bad that il dis
figured my nose, and, while curing il. your
medicines also cured me of Asthma in its
worst and most aggravated form. Before
using your medicines | had become reduced
in flesh from one hundred and fifty-fiVe 10
one hundred and fifteen pounds, and | now
weigh one hundred and SiNty-twO pounds.
and am III better health than have enjoyed
for twenty years. Yours truly,
j. l.. LUMSDES.
TIE above IS but n fair sample of hundreds
OF letters which are received by DR.. Pierce,
and in the face of suca evidence who can
longer doubt that the Doctors medicines cure
the worst cases of Chronic Catarrh.
TIE GREAT FAVORITE WITH THE LADIES.
VIM. Forsyth Bynum & Son. druggists OF
Live Oak, Fla, write. September 10th. 1874,
as follows: "Dr. IL. - Pierce. Bt,fulO, " Y
Your Golden Medical Discovery and Purga-
tive Pillets sell very largely ana give com
piete satisfaction, rs numbers Of our custom
crS and friends testify with pleasure Your
FaNOrite Prescription is indeed the great
FavOrite with the ladies, and numbers can
say with joy that il has saved them from
eking out a miserable lie or meeting with
premature death, and restored them To health
and happiness
Thousands of women bless the day on which
DIR. Piercc'S EaVOrite Prescription was first
Hl>J lhtute kiOWE 10 lheln. y single bottle
often gives delicate AMI suffering women
more relief than months of treatment from,
their family physician. In all those derange-
mentS causing back-ache, dragging down
sensations, nervous ana general debility. il i
q sovereign remedy. It's soothing and neal
ing properties render it of the utmost value
Ia ladies suffering from internal fever con
gcStiOn, Inflammation, or liberation. and IFS
Strengthening effects tend 20 cOrrectdiSplace-
mentS of internal parts. the result of weak
ness OF natural supports It is sold by all
druggists.
Or. Piercc'S pamphlet on Diseases Pec:I-
liar 10 Women VIII be sent to any al
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above. aaeIkV
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LEMONS. CTTRON AND FRENCH PRIMES
NEW ZANTEE CURRANTS. 10 yINTS. oRtt
POUNDS FOR 81.
SIABlERS BARTLETT PEARS SMFFr
CORN. GREEN PEAS AND APPLE
SADCE. CANNED
FphN CHEESE. BEST GOODS AT Sr5s
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BEST GOODS Al sI;s
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THE THFATERS-There has never bafDrP
been performance OF "Humpty DUMMY
IN this city with more genuine fun in il Than
q. l. Fox has managed To iGfuse into that
pantOmime AT FOrd'S Opera House this week
As clown he j worthy successor to Fran
co.'s Ravel, and his changes of facial eXpre~-
sion are as wonderful as they are cDInicstl
The other characters are in good hands. one
OF the most remarkable features of the per
fOrlnance i the gymnaStic exploits of the
Orrln brothers and Mile. Lucia. but there a r..
other interesting novelties in this version of
the pantOmIme. There was a large audience
present last night, IA spite Of the sIeet. and Z
The weather clears up seats VIII be scarce to-
night.
Another fine audience was present at the
National Theater last evening. nOtwithStaud-
ing the Sleet storm and Recovered side
walks. Miss Logan gave a fOrcible repre-
sentatiOn OF the dual characters. Mrs. Gen
eral Noble and d" Mile. NerOHique.'- The
piece went OF nicely. and nearly every char
acter was Wei played; little May Gallagher
as the lively boy. Bonnie. being particularly
good The dresses worn by Miss Olive Logan
are not only costly. but very tasteful.
Inc shadow PantOmime at the Tncatnr
tonlque II very cOuical. and the pdrIOr
MINISTRIES are very entertaining and besides
theSe novelties there are numerous other
SoOd things provided FOR thc patrons OF mis-
LlSL GAS variety show.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

| have always on hand large and assorted stock
Of ANTHRACITE and Btu MINBTS Goals.
PINE, DAN and HICKORY WOOD ia the stick OF
sawed and split; all kept under cover.
Having ia" control If several brands II Imported
aid Domestic CEMENIS and CALCINED PLAS-
TER>. aud handling yearly many millions OF BAN
COR LA1 H>, am IN condition 20 in orders nf any
character in my line with dispatch and fidelity al
Wholesale and retail upon terms that defy cOInpe-
tftiun
Central ohce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch laTd-lst St, bet. ani q st... southeast,
Nhait-toOt IL 81 street southeast.
OCt3l-ly WM GTINANN
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CHARLES HEIDSIECK,
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
EXcolled 10y none.

l--ittOJ' IT OF SAFE Dy HALL " HUME.
CoRNS, &C.-'The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patrOniZc Dr.
Whites establishment, SO 18th street. oppo-
site L. >: Treasury, TO avoid painful COrns,
BuniOnS, Inverted Nails etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
lS'Z were SZl9,6bO. 4.l2-S,wtf
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GENtTNE GaSHEy BUTrFR.
ONE TOY CHOICE. N HALF FIPKTNs. RI.
CElNED DECEMBER n I~5a "H
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS Co. GrocerS.
MASONIC TENgLEA
sTH STREET. opposite {. : Pa',r, once.
ELPHONZo YoUNGS.l
: r. JOHNSON E..rs co.