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, 1876-10-04
THE SOUTH PARKS,

- ~ ~ ~ . - -
MEETING or TUE CoMMtssloNkHs 1hsEENuA1'
Tho regular fortntghtly meeting Of tho sonth
Park Commissioners was hold yesterday afternoon
a. sheir otlces, cornos Of Randolph and Dearborn
streets. Mr. sidway occupied the chair, and tho
otho. members present were Messrs. Morgan.
n,I.. 81 r,o-,.,t
fFiee. ano cosne,!.
...n..1,.,t ~ ~. iona n.-n.a hr az I,,,.s,. ~
AsscSsMent OF tne !ano o"hea W tho lIllnoia O
Michigan Canal conpany was referred to Mr..
Ths whole question OF laying Ens mains on pscsol
hnn1rvsri was rrferred IN I'M 7,mn,lttc. m r,n,
s.,ne,an r,syoru VIE ss''sa 10 ''' ''n"'e' on Con
rh, ,sv.r mil f,r son,,mh.r .no,nttn, n a. j.
,,a "e pAs'n ,,' u1s osptamoes' h"oan.'ns 20 o.,
ffons ia nav II fnnnh so,rcrt t'S|Ss' "'" 1"'''AS
Al, MI Prsa submitted estimates iot The erection Of
rcntct work. a. 800; masonry. $tlD0; E1asa set,
l,576: Dainting $50: tots1. a. GnH. Morran'a
nfxn. tnrnantcrunts' Il n7, rloss anf EiTE.
ppsintns pi yas s7a totsi. % t. {& {&o''' s'''' ''' e"
Mf. Morgan said tho c1r1enterA estimate tGf Inc
2lan no Ind tecomMendcd was sl':uu. anu tno
CHAIRMAN statGa there was b1d 70 Gnnstsnct !lo1'
oils plan a. S@,5 5o Lhe appropriation 1oF 'ne lhl-
pf5scG1cns was u, 210: ,.r.
AZ. ifaee MoYeu that tns H. elesnnoabe oe oa''1 a.
hpflcc notfo e1fccu 81 'tuu. Gnelleo.
NJ: Morgan presented t,e fo!lawin9 report 4 rem r.,
thAtfman PROPOSES 10 nave unit .ron Ely J nsss Is
70 street, ana tsie sewer from thele 70
FIFTY eighth street. i VIII bo remembered that at
tho last meeting ING Eosnmlttce Gil Constfleuon
Leeotnmcnuen tne ueePthlHE ~ ING uiten niohE
SCUM EaIk hVehus ao % ~ nIa4u tuo nussa1tt auu
, 1876-10-04
DEATHS.

F., sTEWAltT-At tho .esdsnee o. hsr ,lsssr, LITE, Mr.. Mr.
Mary Stewart. agod 81 years.
:. Dol4--At Wilmests, Ill.,, Oct ., 1878, Georsee
r., aged muaths, infAnt son Of John =. and
Annie uolx.
Funeral Services Ut the residence Of tho parents
Gu Wednesday, Oct. /. at l. ~ o clock p. N.
l.AWSON-Oct. 3, 1876. Thomas l.. Lawson,
y months 9 days.
Funeral FROM his late residence. o8 East se.st,
LAKE-OcL 3, Ut the residence Of hs father In
, 1876-10-04
WASHINGTON,


WARRINGTON, D. e., Oct. 8.-Fricnls OF Mr..
George Talbot, Solicitor Of the Treasury, referring
tho sensational statements published in some
Western papers connecting Talbot'a namo with
case In which Gen. Butler was concerned, say
that Solicitor Talbot considered Gen. Buffers
connection with the steamer Qunrricr In purc-
ly legal sense, and In no way, even by impllca-
tion, could tho decision be considered as reflect
Ing upon Gcn. Buffers vcracty, integrity, or
military conduct. MIR. Ta1bot's friends desire
this statement to bo madc It is also stated
that the report Of tic opinion was garbled and
tho conclusions unauthorized by this text.
Tho Naval Commission appointed to consider
the practlcabilfty OF abollshing any Of tho navy
yards upon the Atlantic coast, met hero to-day
at Admiral Porter's Office for organization. The
Commission consists Of the three Oldest Admi-
rails, Of Engineer King, and Constructor Eariy.
expected that tho Commission viii recommend
the abolition Of any ynrt, and 1t IN quite certain
that It will report against the location Of navy
yard In the Tybce country,
The observers at tho National Observatory
today could Ind no truce Of tho transit 81
sccrotary Morrill, Inns appointed A. 3. Mullett,
former Supervising Architect Of tho Treasury,
eRs e pns Ct Ct w MGSs q1 Mat hs o4ei @ Sa w
Supervising Architect. The reason Of this ap-
pointmcnt is to secure the completion OF tllese
buildings. according to tho original plans
Mhsa shngf fis a Ras f.
ings arc constructed on Potter's plan, IL is
claimed that the expense wlll be largely in
creased. This appointment, which Is made
VIII vsng ths csss fPRsM M Ill., i Ppasss Ss sSHs
of tic Custou,-uouscs at ClncInnatj, Chjcaso;
Vt. Louis. New York, Philadelphia, aud HIATT.
, 1876-10-04
A. r.. NJ.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 9.-The American
Board OF Foreign Missions began its sixty
seventh annual meeting to-day. Mark Hopkins
presiding. Tho annual report allules to tho
lack Of theological students ready for nisalon-
ary seryico- Tho receipts Of tho year were:
Ordinary donations, $8i6, to cxtingulah
debt, s40,4B3; Centennial offerings, s7,037;
total, t303,G The lcuaclcs were s0l,60l;
other sources, $8, ,03U; entire income, 34B5, AZ.
Expenses, $45a l65.G1. Last ycar's debt was
~ E.3; prcaont deficit, $31 ,050.
, 1876-10-04

Mary A. Lake. ''a 81 u. ]. tnt
uan'Is moIYT-At A., Nov ! I.tIshton, statcn 1,,,,.
Of James J. IIoyL Of thIs city. no''' no.hts,
WlLLlAMsaAt AT Providence, r. T., sco, ~
ley. Thnmaa Williams, Ut tho ago 81 ~ f1spt: 2 b,
fatner Of 8. D. Williams, Of th's eity 'e''' u
=, ,TMonp.ost 1!s1s ?. 1870. Catherine II. Tsor =.
her infant child. @''noa'aI liz
T.. The remains W'll hc Mkon 10 Bar,on tv,,
wcstern Depot. '' ''om Honh.
Milwaukee, Wis, newspane,, n,..,.
, 1876-10-04

ttons tho iusslce and wisdom Of ctr Courts;
reviews her htatory since sho left him, and
torncys sho has dealt With have pushed her,
etc., to rntsc fees for them, from which IL np-
pears tflat she Inns pawncti her Jcwelry, and In
her sore distress ia between death from grief
AMI eucft1e
, 1876-10-04

DAlT0h'S NEW SPLENDID HEATING STOVE
enbodics feature that has long been sought and
until now unfound. 1t receives tho cold sir Of tho
room At the base. making perfect ventilation. while
~ hcator 1t has no superior.
, 1876-10-04

WHO CLEANS AND REPAIRS YOUR OLD CLOTHES7
II It be Cook McLatn VIC assuKe you II could not
bo donH botter Theirs Is the oldest and best dye-
house In the city. Gools sent G, D. D.
, 1876-10-04
SEVENTH WARD REpUBLIoiN1-

The regular weekly meeting OF tho seyrn,h H.,
Auxiliary Republican Club will be held iii. .h Mah
A1 Dlne Island avenue, for tbs tfansssiossr
portAnt bnbincas+ Short aud spicy epecehes nsn !a
10 n!aao by John Lyle King anl Others KeeahT1.a NJ
Qne In general arc invited, 4"P9Q'et
, 1876-10-04
PoLrTIOAL ANNoUNCEmc=s-
GRAND REPUBLI0AN 1rr, Mrrr,rrso1o rrs1o-~-->... ~.

The eolorcd citizens OF Cong f,oun,. nv. ~
Ions Of the iassnsrc 81 coloreI peons .aef opa.
e sSi ,c. ThsFeoe ~ T.
he held On Saturday evening. 81 A9se;,ng ;sg NH
Union Hall! corner Clark and Monfoo .;,aa :; ~
asF 90 o. Lp,oinGnt gentlemen vii e,;
cd to order At 7 o'clock. ''"s VII oa tal,.
, 1876-10-04

EIGHTH WARD B0YB IN BLUE
All members Of Company u, Eighth W.an
IN Blue, A. arc fcqucstcd 70 meet Il headqus,tnen' n'
ut T:30 sharp. N ''ea'ns
, 1876-10-04
MOODY HYMN BOOKS,

Tha Root Il Sons Music Compsny, Chicago, arc
publshcrs OF the song books used at the Moody.
sankey meetfngs. Thsy have Just received from
the press TO- 600 copes tor Ut tho revival meet.
tngs now In progress, and report moro under way.
, 1876-10-04

The headquarters Of Lovoll Il Burlington, to
whom IN award was mado at tho Centennial Expo.
sitlon for aue.cut tobacco, were stated In THE
TnlnuAz to be at Louisvllc. Ky. Thls IL mis-.
take. Tho honso Ia located In CoYfngton, KY.
, 1876-10-04

The dttteront companlca Of thc rt,,, o.
Wan Regiment, Hayes nn, Wheeler 1nrn rSsanaina.
qnested to assemble a. tho corner Of tr Msisft ar n.
sye'e se NJ and E5s street 1t o'clock IT,
r. llall, corner Of Second st.ect ind HisAsa9t- isA9t-
, 1876-10-04
MAlk1&tAEEHs


CuER-DlloWNE-Ia shis city, by the
Nev. y. J. DDreIll, Mr.. A. W. lIsccheF and Mtss
Clara Mario Nrowne, of Noscou. Ill.
liAnIiIS-VARNEY-Oct. 3, at 80 Viucannes+
Az, by tho Hey. ]. y. jackson, D. d.. j.. +.
Harris and Mrs. ilclen n. Warmly. all Of thIa city.
, 1876-10-04
THE GAS QUESTION.


BILLINGS llEAsoNs FOR REFUSING TO SurPLI
THE CITY At LESS THAN 50.
Mr. Billings, President OF the Peoples Gas-Light
and cokc Company. insists that be cannot reduce
tho price Of gas below tho terms he has ptoposcd to
tho cty,-S. per 1000 feet for clty-lu lilo
aayA tho South Side Company charges 50 conts per
!, 900 feet lcss, bccause II has mora consumers
along ita ma!ns, which feed the strcet-amps. and
has always furnished gas to tho city for 60 cents
less pOr ], 600 fcct, while tho West Slide sheEo
arc mltcs Of mains without private consumers,
which only carry gns to tho city-lnmps. During
West Side larnps consumed 1. 535 5-7 feet Of ga
on an avernge., For this 81 per ], 600 feet
WAa paid, and then thnre were over &, 600 ]ampe.
During the month Of September, OF this year, the
ttno Of lighting and c1tinRuishing was revised,
sumption. The following staten ent Mr. Dtlllngs
makes from his books:
;, 0aa consumed per lamp .-......
scpteinbef' S35 81 feat
gayias per np....................... $40 feet.
Mr. Dllllnga claims In addition that after the 1st
OF October the burners wcrc reduced from five TO
thros fcet and thus tbs consumption was lesscned
third, o. from s. 10 Sc. fhus tic prce ii gas and
the reduction Of the consumption mako Il total ra-
duetion OF two-th[Fds on tormer receipts Of the
Gas Company. Last year the Company received
Will be. at 81 per coo fcet at tho present rato Of
95U: There are. all told, 1928 lnmpa in tho West
9iEyls9n Ehd and ths average pitGs pei Imp
pairing, VIII bS s1a.o1 year. liz. Biiilngs in.
slsts that these arc facts and that oil could not
light the city a. cheap1y.
, 1876-10-04

which sand. .pnpcr and mntchea came In contact and
communicated with tht BhavlnKs.
THE LAKE-FR0NT.
The following was tho vola At tho meeting Of the
Council, on Monday afternoon, on tho adoption Of
the report ovierngth saie OF the Lake Frontto tho
1llInols Go ntrai 1suElroad:
Esato}r,sss1,os: MeAu1sy mai'asa n9.sootf A.
TssrGST. 2,is. lsWiss ysn 4,,s s% vhhsfs:
Hysn Linkcnbarth, ktrx-2s,
- Nays.Whtte. l1auuEa'tcn. Hfcfen. lenRaehef.
Waldo, Murphy. Swccney-7
, 1876-10-04

The regular weekly meeting OF tho YnnnoY,-,
Republican League Of Wcat Chicago viii Il sat as,.
corporate with the Republican Cnh. ~ isSoeat sSeat 10
enth and FoNrtecnth Wards on tint oYeninn4 4' eeE.
, 1876-10-04
CONTRACT AWARDED.

Mayor Heath yesterday awarded tho contract fer
10, QUO tons coal for tho West Side Pumping Works
to Drackobush, Dickson & Co., Of No, West
Randolph street, for their well-known Willow
GEoYe coal,
, 1876-10-04

SEVENTEENTH WARD MINuTE.kEM
Companies A and u will meet This ertnino :,
their headquarters. corncr OF Chicaro sSenns ~
ScdgwIck HtEcct, al 1850 o'clock shsrn. P,ssaa ,sa
member Ia requested to turn ont, Rs there viii IL!
street parade. W." ~
, 1876-10-04

"h'AA
isiWshiiie AoMe 4ce!aehIaisy "! from Afs buggy
~ the corner o. Lineo!f ana aaEo streets An 0li.
cor or tho Lake street station thought he Was
atunk, ana nccofd!nEly !ocke9 nm np, but while
IN the cell Eaa n2tlSca thht no ni1 not move anu
physlelan was sallea n. u Wa a. once called
casc o. paralysis OF INC ehl1fe oou3, and th4 M
Tho Civil Engineers Club of tho Northwest hela
Its rcrujar mOnthlY meetnv In thn Shufman Houso
club-Toom ycstcrtay nftaFnnon. Mr. B. II. Ches
brou.G, civ Engineer. nresiuca. aud tho attond
once of mcu,bsrs was larro Tio foilDwiur zen.
ticmct wero prono,ei fnr adm,ssinn and Viii be
baljoscd ior Vt thc nc1t meeting; Msssrs, W, G.
i. Uiofk. III. Charies Fsing reai n voTv thofonvi
sys,cm'" which rc!tcI,ei d. sons dIscussion. Tlsu
Club afterwards ADJOURNED 10 meet Al tha sano
niacc thc let TUESDAY in Noyen,bcr.
-
vho !sfaSl,scs 9 are 1ust now celebrating shelr
Feass nn o. aapesnasles tsacSoshl: Ih!s holiaay
commenced ~ !aat evening anu continues tof eight
days, INC n3st two and tho taas two being fu! boil
Gays, anu the antcfmediate four half holidays.
rho Ietotmsa % %!stsS!!tes however; DO not keep
tnla 'ea.' sct3 sgiuly ana hou Tellgloua sery!res
oMJ " !no .tn Htst uay. Iae oltAoGo1 taRa thelf
hem!a s;s uosus tna teasi IN A0efn4elca, from Tho
M,i EStinne VI Tnaeh afs hosi2 AZ Giha1 Q! tFnits
lnie !ehtval y heIo y eommemoratlon OF thotact
.a1 issaeIatcs MICE leaving Egypt Lived III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

Judge Pirkuey, of Baltimore, yesterday
gave isis decision in case which has
excited more han local interest. :; was
that OF Gecr-e 8. Brewn e. a. versus tue
mayor srt city council OF Baltimore. better
known as Ire Sectarian Or charitable ayDrO-
priatiOl case, and the action vas brought to
restrain ,as city from paying out moneys
appTopT.alfd by the city council for the
beneft 81 various benevolent, Industrial AMI
educsticLaI establishments, and the object
Of the fuit was 10 test the validity OF an
ordinance passed by the mayor AMI city
council q Baltimore making appropriations
Tor the ear lssj so far as IL apprOpria .es
money derived from taxation u the c1roprl-
lions which are made defendants The case
was upon the motion 10 dissolve the tempo
rary Injunction previously granted. Judge
Pinkney decided that such appropriations
are unlawful on the ground that municipal
sorpoIaiIO1s can exercise no powers but
such as are expressly granted . them or
such as are necessary TO enable them to dis
charge their duties and carry into pfi..ct the
objects aud purposes OF their creation, and
that thSy cannot give away the peoples
money either 10 private individuals or cor
Iorsjini.s- Ee therefore ordered tue tempo
TaTy tLt1~ctiOn 10 BE- continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19
The Board OF Audit and she Inyestf.

paragraph appeared In ihls column on
Thursday rejecting pretty sharply upon the
Board of Audit, or the en- ployes of Tire
Board; the censure being basal upon the evil
dence before the COngressio' al Com mittee
OF Investigation. In answe- to these ami
madveIsiOns we have the following state
ment exculpatory OF the EOard and OF It's
employees:
1.-The claim OF Daniel Hannah was conn-
posed of twenty different accounts, ami a
large number OF items, properly approve 4
and referred to the auditor a day or two be-
fore the abolition of the Board of Public
WORKS, but had not been certified by him a I
that Date They were properly before the
Board OF Audit, but were not takel up for
examination under The pressure az current
work and more urgent parties. During Sep
tember the Board OF Audit directed that the
Old accounts be taken up, with a view to
closing them out IN time for report to Con-
gIess Mr.. Hanran's accounts came within
This direction, and when reached were exam
med and reported without the interpretation
OF any agent or attorney. and liz regular way
The minatiOn occupied considerable time
Tor IL involved reference to many other ac-
counts, and was concluded and reported No
Nemoer I'm; The certificate was delivered
November 18th to Nr. Hewett, WHO had pre-
scented power of attorney at the chief
CLERKS room. 1t bears date November Sth
at which time the examination had been
nearly completed. Mr.. Hewett, who had
done nothing toward the prosecution of the
claim, seems in some way, not Known at the
BOAT OF AUDIT, 10 have obtained knowledge
that il was about 10 be allowed, and used that
knowledge In the way detailed by Mr.. Hannah
The testimony Of Mr.. Hannah and of some
other witnesses renders il quite probable
that Hcweft obtained his Information
through a clerk in another office. who in the
discharge 81 bis appropriate duties hal ac-
cess TO the room or the clerk who examined
The account of Mr.. Hannah in the Board OF
Audit, and had opportunities TO learn what
was being done without exciting suspicion.
No evidence hitherto given has aS5ailet the
integrity OF the clerks Of the Board of An lit.
and In each case on which testimony was
given before the committee the claimant
testified that the sum allowed was Justly and
honestly his cue, and some OF them claimed
larger sums"
or course. 20 one has supposed for mo-
ment that there was a shadow OF a shade OF
doubt about the personal integrity OF Messrs.
BrOdbead and Tayler throughout all these
transactions, and 10 would appear fro-a the
shove that their employees can show clean
skirts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

BY reference 10 paragraph in our news
columns ~ Will be seen that the chairman of
the Senate Committee on PIDIic Buildings
And GrOurds inclineS 20 the opinion that A
memorial arch would be more appropriate
rs monument TO the Father OF his Country
than plain shaft such as the Washington
Monument Society propose 10 complete.
POSSIBLY Mr.. Morrili's views may meet vii h
IAvor 10 a considerable extent. At any rate
tne American people would like 10 see some
pan Ior tue erection OF q monument adopted
as soon as possible, and the work be0nn in
earnest by the government. Experience has
proved that IL will not be built by p,ivata
subscription II Congress can with propriety
appropriate money for the erection OF tain a
of public men 1t can certainly ma ke Ne
necessary provisions for the speedy cornole.
lion OF a monument 20 the immortal wash
1pgtol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

In his speech in the Senate, on Thursday
last, Mr.. Anthony gave some very good
reasons why speeches should be printed In
the Congressional Record as delivered
The Record. he said, should speak
like credible witness and tell the
truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth. 1t should reproduce what was
said and not what was not said. Many
speeches never delivered In Congress had
been put into the Record, and statements put
into II which would never have been al
lowed 10 pass unchallenged had they been
made In Congress. He spoke OF several IN
stances where speeches hal been withheld
entirely, and not given 10 the Globe for pub
icatien when the debates were published by
that Journal. In the House a few years ago
member asked ald obtained leave to pub-
lish in the Globe aspeech n relation to grant
ing belligerant rights to Cuba. When IL ap.
peared II turned out TO be grossly personal
assault on Senator Sumner-so indecent in
fact that the House ordered II to be excluded
from the Official clifton OF the Globe. 1t is
10 be hoped the Com nittee on Printing, to
which Mr.. AnthOny's resolution was re-
ferred, will be able to recommend some
measure Oy which The reliability and accu-
rscy OF the Record NAV ~ secured.
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To Advertisers

IN osder nh1t the large and roftdly tscreuss,o
edition ~ THE STAR ploy be delivered 10 Es car
rte-s and se7red 20 subscribers az q reasonable
hosu each dErv, q necessary 20 close the forms
os 'eHtg ds possible OF O'Clock D. m Adcerti-
sers uTe therefore requested 10 sed IA their a1t7-
stsene1'fs not later than TWELVE o'Cl oCK. II
Teee'red after this hour there Is oTer danger thai,
scith the exception Of tnp-attre cass,-nsch a.
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fo1OsciylQ dCry.
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the House Of Representatives has adopted
. resolution making the Twenty second OF
r February 4 national holiday. As uation
We have too lew holidays, too much OF work
srd not enocgh OF play, and therefore We
hoie me senate Will concur n the vieR
tahen By the House
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TAYLOR q HUFTF.
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Have Just received 100 DOZEN

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the popular brands in the Partisan market Ladies
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BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVER
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The New York Trtssoos remarks Of Harper's

lcT-oIi'ts4--
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

Some idea Of the character OF Whippar's
late speech in the South Carolina House OF
Representatives may bs obtained when II is
stated that on the presentation Of a protest
from Wbipper the other day against ex-
punging his speech from the record, the
speaker Instructed tie dOOrkeeperS not 10
allow any females To enter the House or
gallery.
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A Str LOGY.
MADAME GUAS,
Ehis csis5rsted Lady Astrotc gist sod HsSijos ne
a. ulsa Csn &c c. asLited 1t He S0I sErest,
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EE Circulation More then Three
Tines that Of amp other Daily Pa
per published fn " asIfa0foa, and
therefore oy far fhe Best Adrer-
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CoI1onbfa,
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80 II Is shaved from best Va natural
leaf for Meerscbaum and Cissrettes Does 1T
make the tongue sore. Sample receipt Of - cents
highest award. Vienna, 1873
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BEING ETERMINED To REDUCE
STOCK, 10 MAKE ROOM FOR SPhING
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL FIND 1T TO
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VANITY FAIR.
SMOKE

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make the tongue sore Sample on receipt Of 10 cont.
Highest award. Vienna, 1873.
PSEaLEss TOBACCO WORKS. kocnsster' NY
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, Nov. 30, 1878.
MsS1s Wnl. S. KimbaH Z %:
Of pai.1 .f rf.d Of MINE sent Me- With
declare 70 be the Be tobacco ever smoked. We
f sPGa F. the and
by its aromatic flavor and the right sort Of strong
in California, BY that reason 1 apply i'm nedsteiy
20 you, begging you to send me for the enclosed
With the next steamer to Germany. IL there Is a
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It is like your first Iove-fresh, genial and rap.
soul. " '0"'
From G. A. woRDEN. lieutenant 9TH Infantry,
Fort Ellis, N. T
than your Vanity Far,
Itsusgesis quiet thoughts. and makes man med
HeuNe ana gives curren Mt 10 hes habits of cOntem-
piauon; You can dly thi-k of nything more
From NJ. @ PRRSTIss, Route Agent, Abbott &
Bangor, Bsngor, Me.
can say NllIOut neAltH. Ion that ~ aa1ty EEtrN
~ the best smoking tobacco | ever used and my
friends who have used il say the same
Sold BY LCCHS BRO 52a 7th street
DANL LOT GhhhN. 1881 Penn ave
W. r CHAHDLEE, 1349 Penn. ave.
C0Q BONES CHOICE MEssINA ORANGES,
cco last arrival, high color aud sweet
10000, J. CRANE,
letlo Of $50 PenDsyIvsnia avenus.
NEW PIANOS. ORG ms Of h5s class Makers,
eol1 on essy terms With fuli guaran --ssSss
Zee siso' heTaIrs ard TdniAg in the best ET$&
mar Der. Jsl at tNkFf
VICTOR BE"RER'R Piano and Music Store,
le1J1 OF eO1 lth street north rest, near II st
SEED POTATOES
- 5000 bushels pure EARLY ROSE.
J. II. CRANE,
lee OF 400 PennsYivsuia aveuus.
l. DIN, NEW AND SECONDHAND FUR
eI' hlIUBE DksLGR, ha- removed from his I'D
stEId corner ~ 7tb street and Maryland avenue
southwest, TO 462 Virginia NeGue south vest near
engine house. febi7 6ts
JEAkTIN DALES
LIFERPOOL SHOE BLEACHING,
IL TABLETS,
Gives beautiful aud durable polish and pre-
serves no leather
a5-Price so cents Pc dszan Tablets.
NV BURCHErg.,
ithH-N 1892 street.