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, 1875-06-18

aptflaF Dlspatch 70 1h* EhIf1do TFl6unf,
EAsr 5AasNAw, NIch., Jan. 17.-A cllap named
Curry hl.el hotso aud buggy from Alir4d
Hurst. Of 1seeso Btation, "Wednesday. brought 1t
to tho ctts, and sold and traded OF, a1,d then
decamped. The property wAs recovered, but
tho thief Ia at larcg
, 1875-06-18

AHcaarEn, Ont, June 17.-1he factory Of thu
Ancaster Knitting Company burned last night
Loss sl5o, ,0'lo; partially insured. Two huulroi
persons are thrown out Of employment.
, 1875-06-18

vi FLQREECE, II. 7.
UTICA, N. T., June 17.--Tyrroll Bros tannety
At Florence, Ouo:da County, laa boon burned
Tho loas ia 100000; insurod
, 1875-06-18
THE OAR.
At 1'4t1.ApELl'MTA.

rntt.nELrnyt, r., JUNO l7,-The closing
racos OF the schusikilt Navy qamo % today.
Tho anal hsat Tor aingle sculls WAS won by Frank
L. Yatcs, Of Chicago.
, 1875-06-18
DEATH Or a WOUNDED mALErAoToR.

6pdctdl Mspateh to TIE Ghkaao 1'fiouns.
Kansas Ciry, NO., Juno l7.-John Lynch, tho
man Bllot Tuesday wl.o euleavorIng 10 steal
goods from Fort Scott freight train, dls1 OF Ills
Injuries. liz did mt reveal The u1mos OF tho
gang With whom Ae a8suc&atod.
, 1875-06-18

TiMt-36o b:07; 3:IG; Ell 3:t2.
Tho running race. which wns advertised for
today, mot boing He'd pacing race took isB
place, resulting ID Ito following.
1NAAnY.
, 1875-06-18

Itme-2:27A, a274; 3:97K a:3jA.
Afoilo Morris, lady SlaE, Gan. Grant, Idol,
TApner Boy, and holses vsIo au,op1 tue favor
ties, most Of them moro than Mqlsoy previous
was large winuer+
Tomorrow will ;loso tho meottug, tho 2:40,
2:3i. aud freo-for1 1ll raeos being IN ths pro-
, 1875-06-18

7sms-2:31E ;9:31; 1:s9H 238 3:3s.
Tho ncxt WAS = pacing l4ce. NTH eix horses
entered. End Arc starting, aud Was eyon,y con-
testcd there boing no long Kkps sftor tho frat
beat. ta which =. horse badly named nextsr
wAs dtstanced. Tho purse was e400. fssa 10 al
pacing hoEaea with s125 to first, %l16 10 second,
and eco to thlrd. Tao eeoEo Isl
, 1875-06-18

In tho Sis racoof TODAY, Tanner Boy HaB
fret IN tho race. Tlmmy Hnl.ter Waa drawn In
tho fourth heat on sccouns Of injury. The fol-
loving Is the
, 1875-06-18

MAnEsdo, Ill, JUG 17.-The racea TODAY. a.
though not worry faaE uoro attended by oyer 3,0p0
row ~ tho frec-to At race Is flllcd with aotno Of
the best horses OF III West. 4 trial match Ia to
taho place to.norros bosxesu Lady Egin and
Observer.
10y got array NTH th{ fIfst money, winning cach
heat in = Jog. The blowing IS the
, 1875-06-18

= roIeas Gisy uifi'''.'.. '..'.-..'.....'""':.'.J : .
.s'tspn n41SAes'sss..
4Aay f&!cnes, ........+.....3 j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

In accordance with a resolution OF the Sen
ate, the Secretary OF the Treasury forwarded
report TO that body last session giving a
history of the yellow fever which prevailed
IN the United States in 1875. The report
which was prepared by Or. Frank Reilly,
VINO was specially detailed for the purpose
by DR.. John VI. Woodwork, supervising sur
geon OF the Marine Hospital service, throws
scarcely any light on the subject treated, AMI
does but little more than give statistics of
the fever during the year mentioned. DIR.
Reilly frankly admits that absolutely moth
ing is known OF the cause or the disease; that
the question Of its autochthOnOUs origin, or
OF Its importation into the Gulf states from
adjacent countries I'm the same latitude and
under the same climatic conditions. is still
unsettled; specific modes of prevention and
OF limitation remain as vague and inept: and
medical opinion is as confused and conflict
ing, and medical skill as much baffied as be-
fore. He thinks there Is indubitable evidence
TO prove that yellow fever is a native of the
tropics. and that Its Importation into the
United States could be prevented by a strict
qusrantiEe-that is, total isolation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

No less than seventy eight plans have been
submitted To the commissioners having the
Tapid-transit matter In charge In New York.
Sixty-sevel Of the designs propose an "ele-
vailed and eleven al " underground" rail-
way. The majority OF the plans provide for
two iron columns or supports. 10 be placed on
the sides of the streets. Others require three
columns. The cars would not be under cover
on any part of the route. and the general
arrangements would resemble those OF a
common track on the ground. The elliptic
arch. spriDging across the street and sup
porting suspended railway, is a favOrite
design with several competitors. One man
proposes to swing the cars from a single rail,
with the running gear overhead. The New
York Journal Cf Commerce mentions among
what might Re called the very peculiar or
eccentric patterns gravity railway, with
elevating platforms (the force of gravitation
being the sole motive power and the endless
travelling platform. one competitor wOuld
run his road over the sidewalks exclusively;
another through the center of blocks; n third
over the tops OF houses. Only fourteen of
the designs are accompanied by an estimate
OF the cost OF construction. The estimated
cost Per mile for eleven elevated" plans
ranges all the way from $4,000 to s60O,ONO.
and that OF three underground" from
$50 GOO 10 $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

Republican officials who grumble because
they are required TO pay political tribute,
can console themselves with the thought that
the democrats "raise the wind" in precisely
the same way, however Objectionable il may
te The Baltimore San of to-day states that
during the past one or two days assessment
circulars have been issued by the Baltimore
city democratic executive committee, ad-
dressed To all state and city officers and en-
ployes, calling for contributions for party
purposes The political assessments extend
to the lamp-lighters, who get - a week, ami
are taxed 81 The range OF assessments is
equivalent TO half Of one weeks pay
from all employees under state and city, which
is about equivalent TO the republican assess
ment OF one per cent. on annual salaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

Mr.. Beck democrat, of Kentucky hopes the
first act OF the democratic House OF Represen-
tatives in December, will be To aboIish the Of
ice of lieutenant general and stop Sheridan's
salary. This is what Mr.. Beck hopes and here
is what Senator COnkling, republican, says
about Phil When the American people
become so degenerate as 10 forget the fame
of General Sheridan, IL will be time TO ding
down the obelisk at Bunker Hill, burn ali
the records OF our country, and dance on the
tomb at Mt Vernon" II is strange how our
public men differ ia their estimate of men
and measures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

The assignee of Duncan, Sherman & Co.
says that it is impossible for him to tell
when statement OF their affairs can be
made, owing to the length0of time 1T Will
take TO write up and balance their books.
What kind OF system of bookkeeping do
these big banking houses have, any way,
that from three TO six months are required to
see how much they oweor is owing TO them?
A peanut vender who couldn't keep the run
OF his business better than they do would be
bankrupt in purse and character in less
than thirty days, and a newsboy who would
manage his affairs as loosely as many big
concerns seem 10 De conducted would be put
in coventry by his fellows and Kept there the
remainder OF his natural life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

A London correspondent of one OF the New
York papers tells q story with considerable
particularly Of detail to the effect that Mr.
Bennett, the proprietor OF the New York
Herald, joined the order OF Orangemen while
In London lately, and that he is going TO be-
come the leader and his paper the organ OF
the new movement In this country against
the Catholic church. The "son of his father
IL full OF eccentricities and queer freaks, but
for an that the story above referred TO is
rather fishy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

Gen Myer, chief of the weather bureau,
who has been out in the Yellowstone country
for some time past, would DO We'll To turn his
back upon the setting sun and come home
During lis absence some Of the boys have got
20 fOOling with the machine, and a pretty
mess they have made Of IL. The country
hasn't seen such spell of weather for years,
and doesn't want 10 see another like IL for
years and years 10 come. 1t is clear that If
the General doesn't lose his scalp by the In
dams he will by the farmers, unless he
siraightens things out pretty soon. The
granger organization isn't going 20 stand
much more nonsense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

Within the past few months certain live
Yankees have quite astonished the old fogies
OF Europe by their exploits. First, Paul
Boyton swan from England to France clad
10 his ltfe-preserving apparatus; next, the
American rifemen beat the Irish team at
DollymOuEt, making higher score than has
ever been made by the English, Scotch, or
Irish teams; and now comes the news by ca
bic that one OF our adopted citizens, Mr..
Frederick Kramer, OF Baltimore, has won
the silver goblet al the international shoot
Ing match at Stuttgart. Since the Americ an
rifle team are 10 be received with distin-
guished hOnors in New YORK, why should
Tot baltimore extend a fitting reception To
the winner of the international prize?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

Tie rain fall at Cincinnati during the
months Of June and July was 1i.iG inches,
and at ST. Louis, for the same time, IL. IS
inches AT Indianapolis, however, II was
greater than at either OF the other two
places, or 1882 inches during the two
months The figures for Cincinnati and
81. Louis are equal 70 the average rain fall
for half OF an ordinary year, while those
for Indianapolis are equal TO the average
fall for Line months, take one year with
Another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07
The Star for the Summer.

Persons eouTr0 ne city JOr The urTuner or for
cry portion Of q may haze THE STAR EN- by
,rosz. poso1e prepaid, for inch period Of time q,
ta<y desire az the rate Of IS cents per Ueek, 60
cents per month, sf.S0 for three months, or s3
for siz months.
s2-N b. The paper Is not in any case sen, bai
Diul t1aieSS the money therefor accompanies the
Orti<r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07

Business having fallen of at Nahant lat
ferly, a sea serpent was seen in that vicin-
ity last week. This wiz doubtless revive
Uipgss
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-This morning, August !. a GOLD SLEEVE
IL BUTTON, initial letter NJ cold English \ lib
eTal reward Will be paid for Its return to zoos
street northv est. aug7 81"
I OST-A POCKET BOOK containing about $50
or $40, Life Insurance Policy, a receipt from
the Second Coop ratiye Building Association, a
nenibeIs Ticket Il the sehuetzen Association, a
nep Der 5 Ticket Of the Washington Driving Asso-
citation, and other papers. The finder will be liber
ally rewarded by leaving il at AMAN'S Restaurant,
81 9Th street northwest.
Ii SEBASTIAN AMAN
0ST-On Thnr.day, August 5th, a pair of G I'D
IL rame SPECTACLES. A suitable -
reward Will be paid if left at No. Gag TX
street northwest. Aug6-3t'
OST-Last evening, a Russia leather POCKET
~ BOOk, containing two notes of hand for : 40
and i2 respectively, and about ~ in greenbacks
Initials Of the owner on book. SIS will be paid to
any one leaving 1t at this office. aug6 81
I OST-On the 10th July, between aud D. M , a
IL POCKET BOOK. Containing a small amount Of
money, and some papers of no value to any one but
the owner. Among the papers was a Certificate Of
Sock mo. l67l Of the Farmer and Mechanic s
National Bank of Georgetown for five shares, dated
July H. ISIS. The public are warned not to nego-
tlate the said certihCate, as payment has been
STOPPED: The finder will be Literally rewarded on
returning the same 10 the subscriber. W G. PEN
DLETON, Navy Paw Office. Cor. 18th ST. and n Y
avenue n. W. or 800 New Jersey avenue 6. e.
Jyl7 2iw3w'
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INIHE suPREMECOURT nFTH DISTRICT
OF COIIMEIA

In ZEE sUPREMEC COURT THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
HeiGirs SPECIAL I,Tt3, 4ggyS 7th, 1878.
IN the Case of James Lynch, executor Il
AMELIA v. BASSETT, deceased. the executor
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia aforesaid appoint
ed TUESDAY. August oath, A. ID 1873, for the final
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate II
said deceased and Of the assets in hand far the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and here all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched, or they may otherwise by Law be
excluded from all benefit I'm said deceased estate:
PrOr,dsf. q COPY of this order be published once
week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous
aug7 81 WEBSTER Register Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07
FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR RENT New BRICK HOUSE, so FER
Il month, convenient TO market; six rosuls, bath
room, water closet. and large ceilsr, No. 22a X
street between New Jersey avenue and 81 street.
Inquire OfC. II ARNES, G3S street. from o.
o'clock "a evrs
EQR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A BRICK
Il n"bLLING. Seariy new, At s4,ao, good
IyS lm RI SWEET, sIl eth street.
E'oR RENT-furnish.d, splendid new pres
Il brick RESIDENCE. situated Congress
street, nes- Rosd street, Heights of Georgetown.
Has 81 tae modern convenieuces and lS rooms
EeGt remarkably low. Can also be rented unfur-
nishtd. WIN. TYLER,
lNlC ~ gi5 Is n street
E'oR sALE-GkSAr BARGAfN-Two new
FRAME HOUSES, tin roofs, fire walls and
good lots; East Capitol Hill, (near new JaiI.i %
per month Price 500: worth 9 90 each Secure
home easy terms, on ~ taco istt.
WM. y. HOFFMAN,
No. 1921 y street northwest,
DlO I'm opposite kbbitt House.
LOB RENT-On long time, LOT corner New York
i svenue snd 14;h street; LOT corner 10th aud II
streets, LOT corner lsth and y streets. Proposals
may be made to kkb + GREEN, 1919 Pennsylys-
Ma avenue. msrsl 5m'
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Fx-Parson ex-Governor ex-sena,or

Ex-Parson. Ex-Governor, ex-senator, and
present Editor BrownlOw who was one of An
drew Johnson's most bitter political enemies,
has the courage 10 say of him in his paper
that no man can say that he ever betrayed
the confidence Of his friends by taking that
which did not belong to him, and that what
he had was justly his own, and he came by
every dollar OF il honestly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07
FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE-A first class BOW BOAT, sixteen
y feet long, formerly belonging TO the American
YACHT with Oars, Awning, Rudder, etc,
plete. Apply TO L. r. PETTESGILL, southwest
corner ~ q. h street and New York avenue. aug72t
EOR SALE Oh EACHANGE-FAkM Of $50
Il acres Of arabic land, balance in fine timber,
good fences and bulldogs, near railroad station
half way TO Richmond. X. A. PHILLIPS, 6O3
Isl h street northwest. au y7-lm
E'OR SALE-SCH0OL DESKS and SEATS, at
one third price. AZ 12l 18th street northwest.
Call after 4 clock p. m. aug62r+
LOR SALE-Sixteen young HORSES, from 4 to 6
i years old; some good steppers. Sold at
liberal prices. Ii not As guaranteed money 1~N
refunded Apply at the corner of 9th and 81
streets southwest. auQ2 Ct
k>OR SALE CHEAP-A large assortment of ItaI-
u ian and American MARBLE MONUMENTS,
MANTELS, POSTS, CARRIAGE STEPS, 30.
MA 3m VIM. RUTHERFORD, 1116 Pa ave.
L>OR SALI-sO CARRIAGES, Jenny Lind BUG.
In GIES, Jump Seats, Park and Pony -
work warranted - represented.
Carriage and Wagon MANUFACTURED, Nos. I9i and
1876 Bridge ST., Georgetown, D. O. myS-sm'
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TA MEETING OF COLUMBIA TYPO
Wy GRAPHICAL UNION, No. IOI. viii be
h.i. At the hal IN the Tribune Building THIS
teatUrcay) EVENING, at clock.
l.. II. PATTERSON, Rec Sec
rFREv J. II. APPLETON, d n, preqches
10y To morrow, at ii CLOCK, IN the First Pres
bylerlan ChuTch. "a st. L.
Ms bEFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH -
Wy Services in Lincoln Hall, Y NJ. c A. Build
ing corner 81 81 and II streets, To morrow at III
m and m Sermon BY the pastor. Rev VIII
LIAM MCGUIRE. The public generally are invited l.
f BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION To THE
Wy Capital stock of the NORTHERN LIB
ERTN MhRkET CHARIOT COMPANY will be
OPEN AZ the Office II the Northern Liberty Market
Con pany, MONDAY August 3, at 10 g m.
BY order Of the Trustees
Gug7 GEO W KING Secr.tary
F|LABOREKS ATTENTION'-A ueeting OF
Wy the Laborers, Creditors of William II. ADAM,
contractor. will be held the Office Of John Pop
H"dnett, No 400 Louisiana avenue. TO NOR
Row (Sunday) At O'Clock, August sth, sharP.
ADAMS is attempting to draw his money and leave
" e city. Let t1e men turn ont in mass. By order
OF the Committee of One Hundred. 1t
Wy BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, OF Wash
ingtoD, II. C., requested meet At their Hall,
on LIT street. between and X northwest, To NOR
how sth instant. at 2 IN sharp, in full uniform,
o. attend the funeral Of their d, ceased Brother,
CHEI~TopHER flTZPATEICk. " hO died at his resi-
&. nee corner Of and North Capitol streets, at 8
U'CiOCk last night.
By oder Of the President
1t DENNIS LYONS, Bee. Sec.
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WI Car load Just received.
e. g. CORNWELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCEhS,
GuI g us Pa avenne. ODD. Willari's Mntel


IN TIE SUPREME COT TT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLI MBIA,
Holding n SPsctal Tenn, Auztst Tn, 1875.
In the Of John e. Amber ger, administrator of
JOHN AMBERGER, deceased. the administrator
afrssaid has with the aTprota alton OF the Supreme
Court ~ the District OF Columbia aforesaid appoint
cd TUESDAY, August 2ith, A. D. ISIS, Tor tie
final settlement and distribution Of the personal es
tate OF said deceased and Of the In hand.
far as the same have been collected and turnsd into
money, when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified 10 attend, with their
claims properly vouched, OF they may otherwise by
law BE- excluded from all benefit in said deceased
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be published
once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star
prev1 DUs 10 the said dav. Test
aug7s-3t 4. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
MINNESOTA FLOUR:
G.. 6. CORNwE;L SONS.
FIVE GhDCERS.
aug7-H his Pa. avenue, Grp Wizards )tel.
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GREAT SEMl.ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS.

Our Immense stock must be reduced. SUMNER
GOODS will BE- sold less than cost
9l0 ocU worth Of Remnants, Odds, Erds &c will
be sold ct quarter their regular price, The bal
Of cur stock will be sold at Cost for thirty DAYS
W. W. BURDETfR q CO..
jyN-n Noe 92s eth and 706 X streets n w.
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THREE FEATHERS, . Novel, By wm. Black,
and for sale at
SHlLLINGfONS BOOKSTORE,
Corner ~ street and Pennsyivania avenue.
Man md Beast, Here and Hereafter; mustratedby
Eore than three hundred original anecdotes b.
Rev. J. G. Wood.
Tho Odd Trump, Novel.
Miss Kovel, by Victor Cherou1o8.
Blank Beoks, Pepper, Enve!oIes and svsrythins ip
nay5i-T bHiLLINGTON BOOKSTORE.
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LOANS on REAL ESTATE.
$500, ESQ, and 060Q per cant. Tor neeotia-
ting sug7-H
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
PARKINSON HOUSE,
3D. STREET AND PA. Av.
First class Rooms and good Board al reduced
rates. First class Table Board, $3.50 per
week. aug3 St.
MILLlkENB-Ce rssr Of 10th and K streets
I'1 northwest, Washington, d. o., one square from
Avenue and street care. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refurnshed.
feb6-D GRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
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nR. ROBERTSON,

IL 42i 10TH sTREEf. Mar Pa. Ava.
From long perience in both hospital and private
practice, Will guar antee cure IL al Diseases e the
Urinary Organs. Gon5rrhaa elect, Structure, Sygh-
His, and Spermatorrb9a. Gases Of Gonnorrhes re-
Gently contracted cured in O. days Syphilis IL S
its Stages quickly cured, and the poison entiroly
eradioatet from the system. without the use OF mer
curry. Spermato-rhRa, brought on by exce-ses and
abuse In youth, causing loss Il memory and insanity
general debility, organic weakness, impotency,
ous irritabity, symptoms Of oonsum 9;ion, indise-
ton. pa pitaion Of the heart, pains IN back, dmness
OF sight gddiness, evil forebodnes. -ef dlstrc-t
&c, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
DR.; b, located for many years a. 19 :. kutsw Il
Baltimore, Md has consented, after many soicits
lions by his " Washington patrons, 70 open Q perms-
Hnt Office In thst city, where be may be cOnsultso
every " ecnesdsy aud Saturday IN esoh week. from
tc9p mars -
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N x w BOOks.
Within An Ace. By the author OF Who
80. ---..3
Drake Nooks and Corners Of New England
Play ing the Mischief. By J. W. De Forest. rs
Ward or Wife. novel;. ...... ............... Is
Mics Angel. By Miss ThAckeray. ............... rs
Nine Days ouder. novel, by H. Hide. 81
Open, Sesame By Florence Msrryatt ............ rs
woman's Ransom. By Fred K W. Robinson rs
Lyrical Poems. Little CLASSICS ...............- "
For sale By mOHUN BROfHkRS,
BeekselleFs and Stationefs,
JyH-6 1Olo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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nSnENERlBOD WILL HAVE 1T - The
NY United States 'CENTENNIAL MEDAL" A
beautiful little souvenir illustrating the growth and
prosperity Of free people in q hundred years.
Only authorized agents for the District Of Column
hla. HAMILTON & PEARSON,
NJ. G. A Building, 9th and ID streets, Dealers in
Chandeliers. Plumbers, Goods, &C, &c. marc .stf
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i The Immense lot Of rHEkMOMEfERSo 1onS
which are self register.ne, maximum and miniaun:
rocket, Srsvsrs, &c, 60 Also BXRo 4 IrrSsO6s
the most syyroved pattern, anohg them Fitzroy s,
49, :.a A Is 1iS kh1sss
n. II. HEMPLRR, OptSoiaa.
IL, s.E d ia s!fs s3 S oi ;S:e
ne .GECQEH AAND CLO1HiN6, BOoR.
~ =: - .ss: ~; 49,: -: !. 81
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EEORGlA AND FLORlDA.--Parties want
ous Ca the or
at sava.nah, &c: Dcsiy, Sio; Mssx!y, % per an.
States, should its columns. As best papey In
the Southeast. Specimen colies sent on receipt Of
cents. Address J. II. ESfILL, Savannah, Ga.
aug4-9w
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nFSEE DIPLOMA of Holmes Oh Man Of the
Wy Mountain LIreT Pals at DR.. COUGHLIS
drug store. corner 9th and streets u. W. jy24 3x'
~THE TERRITORIAL SAVINGS, LOAN
Wy AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION opens
Its 18th series August Is. Subscriptions to stock
will be received from this date by the Secretary at
Boom 10, LeDroit Building, near Post Office, on
street. here Information concerning the associa-
ton will be kindly furnished.
Iy22 In SA TERRY Secretary
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~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL rs
S TATk-WHITAkER d COOKE, us Eff
tenth street, In anticipation OF an amendment to
present Law, continue TO special attention to all
claims against the late District government partic
change IN grade Also, pay special Improvement
Of Q discount. ,fobS.f1