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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
Asutstitute for the yeyoctneae

A few years ago, when the YelOci peae fever
was ~ Iis he' ght, IL was supposed by many
that tue bicycle would come into general
use as means 81 lOcOmOtiOn in competition
with horses, but experience proved ihat iis
propulsion required the expenditure of too
lHUCL muscular power, and. in q snort time
IL ceased 10 be used even for purposes Of exer-
ciSe and recreation. y gentleman OF this
Guy, IN orsloeTirg the cause OF the rejection
OF the VeIOcipede a q means Of iUconlOtiCr
conceived the idea OF CONSTRUCTING one whicl
world overcome the great objection to the
bicycle. and has SGcce e-ied in parfscting a
velOcip6de which may be pr opelled with very
little eXertion. In fact, the weight OF the op-
orator OF rider furnishes TO r great extent the
motive power of the machine. The rider sits
upon wooden figure shaped ii Ike q swan, to
the breast OF which is fastened one end of 3
powerful spring Of band steel. TIE other end
Is connected with a crank on the axle on
which the two resr wheels revOlye. the front
wheel being used for guiding. In the neck
o. the swan are two handles to Oe graspeI
by tie rider. The saddle or seat rests upon
plYCis IN the sides OF the swan, 50 that the
rider may avoid the oscillations when tue
machine is in motion. Mounting tie saddle
the rider leans forward, and his weight press
es the sprin G backward. acting a = r leverage
on the crank. One revolution of the crank
releases the spring and raises tie breast of
the swan, only 10 be Immediately brought
back again, reproducing the motion OF the
crank and prOpeiiiOg the machine with in
creasing momentum. The Inventor hopes to
be able In q short time 70 construct q full
size machine and eXhi bit II 10 the public. II
his expectations are then realized, 1t will be
safe 10 predict q great demand for the =. Poh-
lcOn," as lie calls il, for Use on common roads
or street railroads. The machine can be
mounted on three or four wheels, viii move
backward CT forward. ana vii! ascend hills
a. well as run on leyel.-klrI mont Wing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

EDWARD TRAFFoRD is wealthy young
Engiishman who, for the past three years
has kept Denver, Colorado, in gossip. He
bought rancho up in the mountains and
furnished the house with rich upholstery, ex-
penslve paintings and an $500 piano, and
When the novelty of the thing had worn off.
abandoned IL to his stOck-tenders. Then he
started variety show and lost some money
there. Then he fell in love with Emmie
troupe grand farewell banquet, followed
the Lingards to San Francisco, and, Just as
they were about to sail for Australia, mar
Denver.
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SCHILLERBUND.-Laste evening at the res
ldence OF Mr.. VIM. l. Woods, ex-senator
Patterson gave the third and last of his
charming talks TO the Schillerbund, and was
as fascinating as ever. England and Scot
land furnished the scenes OF this journey.
STANDING once more on Chester's walls,
CO-eval with the Romans prime,o
he caused the surrounding country To pass
before the eye ike panorama though
painted only with words. Edinburgh, Inyer-
ness, MelrOse and Abbotsford, were dwelt
npOn considerably, with the multitude OF
places and things less known that lay on
every hand, and a few well chosen words on
Elton, Oxford and Windsor gave Just the
views one wished TO get. One of the speak
er's chief merits, on the familiar soil OF
Britain, lay IN his instructive knowledge of
what rot 10 say. lie knew so perfectly what
one gathers from books that he was sure,
when approaching a subject that one would
think hackneyed, TO say just the thing about
IL that one did not know. Mr.. Patterson
carries home with him the heartfelt thanks
of all who heard him, and he may rest as
Sured that the efOrt-wnich never seemed
An effort while IL was being eDjOyed-that he
has made TO entertain the Schillers and their
friends is fully apprecia ted. In the pleasant
chat which followed. the good pictures on
the walls were an important topic among
them being Mr.. Wits large and beautiful
scene on the Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

Low PRICEs.-I am selling my large stock
OF Laoies, Cloaks, suits, Understanding and
Laces. Hamburg Edgings, Human Uafr
Switches. Handkerchiefs, Ladies' NeckfIes.
Corsets, Rufilings, MsrSeilles Dresses f,r
children, SC, &C, AT and below cost tomake
room for spring goods.
2,l1,e s. HELLER, rs Market Space.
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THE HUDSON RIVER ICE HARvEsT.-A
week ago the outlook for ice companies was
blue indeed, and on the strength OF IL local
companies had given notice to consumers
that there would be an advance in the price
per hundred pounds Immediately. But in
the middle of the last week a cold wave
swept along the river, and in less than
twenty-fOur hours shut up every open spot
and since then ice has made fast every hour
OF the day and night, until now the harvest
comes suddenly. not only to the relief OF the
companies but also to the relief of thousands
OF men and their families who have been
waiting patiently and suffering not little
becase OF the absence Of their usual winter
employment. AT this city one house is
about full Of good ice taken from the river,
and day the work of cutting from the
ponds will be begun. During this week,
taking advantage of the big moon, several
OF the companies will work gangs OF men all
night, thus filling their houses in half the
time usually required. All doubts In rela-
ton TO the usual full crops of ice on the
Hudson may now be set at rest. To be sure,
1T is not of the thickness of last year, but IL
will run from eight TO ten inches, and I'm the
main clear, good ice. There will be much
larger amount stored this year than last
lPOughkeepste E0gte, Peb1udry7.
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NEGLECTED CoUCUS AND Cor pS.-Ftw
are aware Of the importance OF checking n
Cough or Common Cold in its first stage.
mat which IN the beginning would yield TO
- ffot'7i'S BrOpchi' TIOchsS." IL neglected,
often works upon the Lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

reasons for going 10 Drs. StrOng's Rene
alaI lnstituIs IN winter, with circular de-
scrlhing It's Turkish, Russian. Sulphur Nv.
dropSthfc and Elect ro-TherTnal Baths. the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvauic and FRra aalc
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases q specially. 12,2im.W,f3.
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A PATHETIC CASE IN BANKRUPTCY
Tie Boston Post thus describes the meeting
OF grCcer's creditors: There were no assets;
there was not the remotest chance OF a diyi-
Gend. What were the creditors TO do with
this wretched individual? At all events they
were determined to have something; and one
OF their number, either previously aware of
the bankrupt's lyrical attachments or moved
by Shaksperian intuition of the debtor
having q "single face" asked him if he )uld
not cheer the dropping spirits of those to
whom he stood Indebted by warbling some
ditty. The penniless yet tuneful bankrupt
expressed his willingness to oblige, and In
tremulous accents piped forth the tender
ballad OF Then you remember me-, The
scene was as pathetic as IL was original.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

THIS EVENING and tomorrow will posi-
lively close the sale OF fine silver plated ware
by Thomas bowling at l3E Pennsylvania
avenue. Parties desiring really good articles
should attend, rs the goods will be sold with
ont re serve.
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DTsTING CIsHFn physicians and c!ergvrnen
uee Ljeti0's EJ'rdc' Of BecT. in pint bottles i'm
preference To anything else Tor Dyspepsia
Indigestion, NeTVOUsuesS, Debility and
Weakness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

LIE BRoADwAN spring style OF SIX Hat
has been introduced by James Y laws,
Sons, 81 Pennsylvaria avenue, under Metro-
iolltSn Hotel. Its liRhtueSs and stylish APP
IthIabce WIZ make 81 very popular AMI de-
sirable rs the dress hat for spring. 2SC
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CITY ITEMS.

HATS FOR SPRING oF IS76-we have re-
celved this week a large and elegant assort-
ment OF Gentlemen's, Boys aud Children q
. l1Ais LOT me coming season. Purchasers are
Invited 10 call ard examine the new stvleS i.
al IrwrSs
go 9Th street, between 4 and h.
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BEST GAS BURNtR in the market for
saving gas and il crease OF light. Sold for the
,ast four years by Hamilton & Pearson. Y
NJ &. A. Building .Ieeos
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IT Is SUICIDE in the third degree, II not
worse, to suffer cough and cold 10 cuimi-
nate in consumption, when a single bottle of
HCtcS Honey Of ffOTe8OJHld and T0T. taken In
time, would effect a perfect and permanen.
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WEATHER STRIPS, Gas Stoves, Safety
Lamps. &C, al Hamilton * Pearson's. Y
N. {. =. Building. 2Inoog
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK SiIIery. Extry Dry
Rad Grand Win Medaiue Champagne. For
sale by Hall & Hume. l23eo3.
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metallic CENTER PIECEs.-Hamiltou &
Bliiding. 210e.S
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DAYS FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY.-Thfs
morning the sale of reserved seats for every
night next week, for the "Big Bonanza"
Saratoga" "MOns. AlphOnse," &C., opened
progress. To all who would enjoy three hours
OF laughter, we saw secure seats at once for
the "Big Bonanza" on Monday night, for tie
indications are that there viii be rush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CENTENNIAL EN-
CAMPMENT.-The Knights Templar of Mary
land, the District Of Columbia, and the
South and West have perfected arrange
ments TO encamp in force at Ridley park,
about twenty miles below Philadelphia.
The season of encampment will begin in May
and continue until September. 10 is pro-
posed by many OF the knights to take their
families with them. They will carry their
own camp equipage with them. The COM
munications received from every part of the
country named indicate that no less than
% 600 knights will be present. The reunion
Will he one of the greatest the order has ever
seen.
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LoSGFFLLow AND HARRY BASsETT Ed
WARDS hutcniSou'S Stimuli ating Linimeut
Is the best thing for ~ furies inHorses. !.
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Fsrst-oIss. Securing ana urs,ns.

a. Fischer enlarged his estabilsnm-lt ~
removing 10 his new building, SOC u street. 5
oCors west Of 9th street, Just few steps
.TrH nis former place on eth street, where he
ls ready TO DO any work In his line In MS su-
periOT manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes
C-ape Wells cleaned At a very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning aud
cyeing a specially. u,T-tr
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NAHIoNAL THEAvsN.
~ Return for ore " eek O.Ir ostha
kELLOGG GEANn ENGIINU OPERA

MR. q. ID. HEs>, Dtrectsr- commercials MON
DAY EVENING. February sstn. ana pre-euiing a.
the order named the fullcwlue BTiaut Reuers 5ire
rorday, Feb. l4ih. MIFfho. Miss KELLOGG Tuesfax
M1'tf1rd, Nsn Laud'. Ncdnesdar. MfFFirsf 81 81 =.
saFo: Kellogg. Thursdsy, it'g a. n rrHss. Van
Lanet; FRIDAY, Reuett ci Miss koll'cg. a. Tf0-a-
,-re: Saturday night. E-H1Ef snd Be- ~ ClS'tls,
Nsn LaHdt ard Montague. tsrsUt Neil sgg Mstinee
.n SATURDAY SAFE II seats via cam'nsuca ThursisF,
FEBRUARY 10Th. 80 MetVerotts Nu-ic = HFe. aud Il
ne orce ~ the ThHster. General nlriirsiun 81.
hesersed plaoes s2.o0 sud 80, sscQriiug 70 iocs
uon helierg ~ cents. fafQ ~
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ICrduce 10 health and comfort, hence t5oug-
8gds @; the intelligent public P9irouize Or.
NL.te's establishment, 1IfG pgnnSy wanna
avenue, opposite WIZARDS hotel, fGr relief
nom CONS, BUuiors, Cbilblaius Iuverte-i
Nails, EsscCisr Escrescences, &c. Estab-
IisbeI 1861. Fee -.
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TIP NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, SoTicF o
New YOTf avenue and ISL street. pa - 5os
cent per slDuo On ccpos It's Tor each csieCdar
month. Pan king hoare, LoG satur6s :, &
- enG toe. ELS.Is..s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

THE LATE JOHN CARROLL. BRESr-The
funeral OF the late John Carroll Brent, whose
death was announced in The STAR OF yes
Ierday, will take piaceat 10 o'clock to-nOr-
row morning from st. Peters church, on II
street cast, and will be attended by members
Of the Carroll Institute, the Young Catholics
Friend Society, 81. Vincent de Paul's SOcie-
~, the Washington Monument Association,
and the Oldest Inhabitants Association, and
by his numerous friends. The Carroll insti-
tute last evening adopted resolutions OF re-
spect 10 his memory. The Washington MOnu-
mont Association adopted suitable resOlu-
Tons this morning, and The Oldest Inhabi-
fants this afternoon arranged 10 attend the
funeral a meeting 81 the Young Catholics
Friend Society has also been called (by no.
flee IN our advertising cOlumnsl in reference
10 the funeral.
THE ID. L. GAME PROTECTIVE AsSOCIA-
TON met last evening and the chairman
stated that bills had been introduced IN both
houses OF Congress for the protection or
game. Mr.. VI. y. Tappan, from the special
committee 10 make arrangements for gun
trial, made report recommending that
meeting be held for that purpose, and 10 dis
ing shot guns, the proper charges to be used
for different calibres, &c. At this trial q
pigeon shooting match will be arranged, and
kennel show OF dogs, in order To make the
affair o. some public interest. These matches
Will come OF in April next.
THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS
met yesterday, and charges against Officers
Dyson and Slater were dismissed. Wesley
q
applications OF Rabbit & Thomas ana Levi
Kadden for liquor licenses were approved;
also, that Of Joseph Gerhardt for a transfer
Of license. The application of Jas. Z. CHAT
ferbuck for transfer and Peter Wynne were
referred 10 Major Richards. The applica-
lions OF Mrs. =. Durnin, Henry Schwarzau-
berg (for transfer, and Nase Bergman
were cisapproved.
THE kELSo SPIRE--Messrs.D ewd ney and
Kelly, OF The new State Department build
ing, VINO were engaged in straightening up
&Ld repairing the spire OF the NJ. T.. Metro
Folltan church, corner of G. aud = streets
nave so tar progressed VITA that work as 10
enable Them 10 remove the guy ropes which
was Gone to-day, and the spire is regarded
BY competent judges TO be stronger than
ever before, and IN a coalition 70 Withstand
any gale, however severe.
O
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issrei IN
Isaac h. LUrsfOrd, OF GEORGETOWN and En-
ma h. richardson; y trahanl Laundrlck ami
Alice L. GTe6nage, both OF BrightwOod 10. G
THOMAS BOWLING, aEctiOncsT, Will sell
at i O'Clock to morrow at his auction rooms
Fifteen tons Of roofing felt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

ANOTHER COAL OIL ACCIDENT. George
Jackson, the colored servant OF DIR. Mauss,
1901 9Th street northwest. FASTENED the light
Ing OF the IRE this morning, by pouring coal
oil from gallon can, half filled, into the
stove. A loud explosion took place, scatter
ing the burning fluid in all directions. He
about his hands, arms and legs, AVID only
rescued from certain death by the exertions
of some gentlemen passing by. They scaled
the fence, and also aided to extiuguish the
FIRE in the kitchen, where IL had already COM
municated TO the clothing, furniture, and
woodwork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

LOST HIS Leg BY y FALL. FROM \
STREET CARA white man named George
Flsher, while on his way on street Car To
his house on BuZZerd's Point, last evening,
fell from the front platform as the car was
crossing h street southwest, the wheel pass
Ing over his right leg above the ankle, mang-
ling IL in shocking manner. lie was picked
up and placed on car on its upward trip
and carried 10 Wright's drug store, corner OF
sth and T. streets, where DR.. Hanmett rem
dered medical aid, after which Sergeant
Mulhall and Officer Kearney, of the LIST pre-
cinct, removed him TO Providence hospital,
where DR.. c. NJ. Ford amputated his leg.
Fisher is 80 years of age.
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusem eBts, NC, TO.niEht.
Ntusona1 77seTer.-Clara Morris in MAR
guerite."
Korfs Opera House." Humpty Dumpty.,
1heGtT ConsiQls-" Wide Awake" and va
Yieties.
MI. Vernon Place ". z. Church (iSo,,,h. )-Fes-
Nval and Entertainment.
Masonic TeDlple.-Fair to aid in building a
school house for st. Aloysius parish.
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FIRFMEN'S LIBRARY. - The Board of
Fire Underwriters last evening appropriated
$50 for the purchase OF books to form the
nucleus OF Libraries for the several IRE COM
panies or this District. The President, N ID.
authorized to expend that amount for the
purpose stated and also to receive donations
In books or money for the same object. II is
hoped that the citizens will respond literally
their laudable undertaking. The above ap-
Iropriation is In addition to the sum OF one
hurdred dollars set aside by the board some
Grem en-,
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THOMAS BOWLING, aEctioncsr, Will sell
at 4 O'Clock tomorrow st his auction rooms
Hfteer tons of roofing felt
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FABEAs CoRPUs.-The Baltimore Sun OF
this morning says: +. Y. Ward, as counsel,
yesterday applied to Chief Justice Brown
for writ of habeas corpus for Michael
Campbell, in jail on the charge of being ac-
cessory TO the larceny of a trunk belonging
10 Mr.. a. Cavis, OF Washington, ID. G. The
writ was issued, directing Warden Irwin, of
the city jail, to bring Campbell before the
Judge at the city court at p. IN. to-day.
Campbell was arrested on Saturday and
committed by Justice Hagarty for the au-
thorities OF Washington, on the charge
stated. Yesterday q warrant was also issued
by U. s. Commissioner Rogers, under which
Campbell was brought out of Jail and again
committed by him for q hearing next Thurs
day, the law giving him jurisdiction, 1t is
stated, when q person Is charged with an Of
fence committed In the District OF Column
bia and the arrest Is made here. II the evil
dence warrants il Mr.. Rogers will commit
Campbell for the y. 8. dist ict court, by
which he will be remande' for the Wash
ington court. The trunk d contents, val
ued at $50, were taken o. er a year ago, and
recently a man named Johnson offered by
letter TO return the property for 500. John
son went on the business TO Washington,
and there he was arrested. Johnson, 1t is
stated, has implicated Campbell, who was
in the employ OF McClintock,s express. Mr..
McClintock made the oath on which Camp
bell was arrested.-t Bdno. Sun, 10th.
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The Amount or 3 e5 Bonds.

ANSWEE OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
TO THE HCT e COMMITTEE.
In answer TO the communication OF the sth
instant Of the Hon. A. Il. Buckner, chairman
Of the House District Committee rs 10 the
amount OF Roard of Audit certificates Issued,
DC, the District Commissioners reply that
The amount OF claims audited and certified
by the Board OF Audit. February 9th Instant
was s1i,525 ,OO65j. from which deduct 3C5
bonds returned for cancellation. 81 910:
which leaves S1i,j21 10G -. In class OF cId
material audited and allowed but not ccrii.
ned CLAIMS amounting 10 S5GEG9 70. Unau.,-
tied claims reported by the Board OF Audit
this day, in class
@No. zissss..sss...s..sr..s..,., $3.50 %
No. ....'....'..-..-......... 1925 81
Retained out Of audited claims in
class 4...,,,,,,t-r-,r,.,.-,...,. lSn1i5 o.
S2o4. f73 IS
Tire engineer, in addition 10 the foregoing,
reports the fOliOwiI < aVUrOXI mate statement
OF amounts now due contractors on account
OF work done, and Tor which the measure
ments are not yet perfected, and have rot
been transmitted To the board OF audit pay
able il les bonds, viz,
Incomplete vouchers for work tCre under
contract OF tie Board o: Public
Estimated additional wOIz COM
PleteC '-..'-.....-''-......... 5000 10
ss372I 81
OF the authorized expenditures on account OF
contract Work 10 De comp Ted, there re-
mains 10 De added the foregoing,
.......................... 80, 900 90
On account OF construction of Wes-
tern market expenditure. 4i251 y
SI59972 50
RECAPITCIATIOS.
Reported by the bOsrd OF audit IN answer to
nrSt inquiry ......-.............-ll ,btI SO ~
Answer IL second inquiry ......... 2CI, f73 q
Reported by ngineer.............. 1882 81
IOldI s.ss..s. - fJtZ,UtS =,
ORDER OF THE DISTRICT CONNI->IoN
The District Commissioners yesterday adj
dressed the following 10 Lieut.. HOxie, Engi-
Leer ID. C..
"SIR; The assistant engineer in charge
having on the 18th uIt-, reported to the Com
missiOners that 80 600 In 3 65 bonds would
complete all work under contracts made by
The late Board of Public Works. and Sii, 251 "a
In 3.65 bonds sill work under contracts male
by or on behalf Of the District of Columbia,
In all SHl,-Ji.24, you are requested not 10
permit any excess Of expenditure over said
s141, 25l2i in the premises"
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuai IN
Isaac II. LUrS ford, OF GEORGETOWN, and En-
ma b richardson; y Abraham Laundrlck ami
Alice l.. GTeenase, both OF Brightwood, u. C,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

THE SACRED CONCERT this evening at the
New York avenue Presbyterian church, will
doubtless attract every musician, and most
OF the lovers OF music, in town. The organ
ists-Mr. Kroell, DR.. Caulfield, Mr.. Walter,
and Mr.. Harry G. Sherman-will all perform
choice selections. Never has such cOmbi-
nation of instrumental talent been brought
Pugh, Ever, A. c. Bradley, KOhr, Young,
Fugitt, Read, and Head represent the
choicest male singers. The ladies partici-
patiDg are equally as good, but, being anna
tours. names are not given. The concert will
begin at O'Clock,
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LECTURES.
RRe IN ORDER TO GIVE MYEN->A~
AI elusive attention 60
NV CUSTOM WORK,
=. am clos ng out my entire stock OF
GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES
AT COST.

Best French Calf, couble- soled Had sewed CAT.
TERe, made BY HsIDan & Reddish, of New York,
az e6,5V, regular REAL price 60.
Wares bet able Screw SHOES a. s4.5J; regular
retail price 81.
JAS. VI. VERNILYl,