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Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08
TrI-Weekly Mail Line
TUma Divisionl, FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.

4AAffA q CAoif-N A V | A VI "A. Y EBENS & MITCHELL, CONTRACT. N Ors; Jas. A. Moore, Superintendent. TwO-hOrse coaches arrive at Tucson Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
 UBDAI at , ?. m. Leave MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snt
 FRIDAY at ? p. m. Arriving at Yuma in days; connectfng with the san Diego Division Of the same liLe oi stages direct to san Francisco Time to san Diego days.
 Fare to Yuma, S5S. Express Baggage per ID. 35 cts. Way fares % cts. per mile; through freigh, rom san Diego 50 c,s.; 30 lbs. baggage d. lowed each DGsseuge.
 Agents.-W. ". Williams, Tucson; Wrn. B. Hooper and Co.,, YIma; F.. x. Fish x Co., Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08
Secures HigheIsates of Interest
DESERT STATION.

DESERT STATION. H Miles from TucsOu and same from Pi-
 cachO St.tbn. CHAs. H. LABEREF, Proprietor.
 The able IS always supplied win an ample variety or Weil-cOoked food. No exaggeration in thls. Stage passengrs and travellers by there understand it,a and to them all un- acquainted with thefaot are respectfully referred for informatbn.
 The Cora. is Large And IS always supplRd with Grain, Hay anq 'ilI aoundance Of god we'll water. Spe- claI care taken with sock or other proper " lntruSted tO the proprietor Ever ENery body familiar with Chas. II. La oeree.s management. of Desert station 'ptahs m 5he highest terms of 1t. January 2f 1873. l6-n.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08

Arizona Citize n G<JOB OFFICE s~ Is sur-" ha FIRST CLASS HACHlEE DRESS, And therefore has Facilities for Printing
 All kinds Of STOCK CERTIFICATES, LEGAL BLANKS, PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES, LETTER HEADS.
 INVITATIONS,
 K N l. l. 0 r F. $ BILL HEADS. OsTERs,
 CARDS,
 TICKETS, ETC, ETC. Neatly and to Order
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08

BLANK WATER RFCrTpTS ,-- --,---
 O scribed by theDeparr;go.,,i n, A .>. ! NE Afs l"r SaIo cheap Rt'TR CrTIzTs,,sf1-'..., '.,'''1
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08

articles as they must always have w' keepon hand.
 We also keepa Complete Variety of Goods, Such as Groceries, Clothing,
 Boots,
 Shoes,
 Liquors,
 Tobaceos, Farming and Mining Tools. Cigars. etc, etc. Camp Grant Is situated convenient 70
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08

| OaD Al, STATION .I RECEIPrS RFsDV HEN office. ''' Hk CIT
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08
J. S. Mansfield,
PROP OSALS
FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

Pioneer News Depot, Agent, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08

rs.., o JOHN D. WILKINS. January !. 1878. '.''-' -N' O' '; S.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08
Arizona and New Eaxico Express
 Company.

CAPITAL, s5OUUl0. HENRY WELLS. Pres. II. WICK, Treas Aurora, V. Y. Cleveland, O.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-08
The Book of the Season.

4 MOST MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS
 PRESENT.
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THE COUNTS.
POLICE CouRr-.y,xt1e Mile ,

POLICE COURr-Jtsd0e Mills, pro tenn
To-day, Louis Robertson, larceny OF q
pocket book and its con tents from Eliza
Warden, while in the o street N arket. The
court gave him one month In the county jail
without fine, and gave notice that the next
clear case OF this pocket book snatching
coming before the court would get six mon tins
In jet. John Shea, assault and battery on
Flavel Kilgour; $40 and costs or two months
In jail. John Kelly, larceny of a clock from
Jenny Turbert; $40, or two months in Jail.
John Hoy, indecent exposure; s25, or three
months in jail. Also, assault on Oficer
Reese; $40, or 80 days. Robert Bruce pleaded
guilty TO stealing q pair of shoes, and was
sent 10 jail for one month. CASTOR Sherman,
an able bodied gin-mill loafer, was sent
down for vagrancy. Sarah Sherman, wife
ofGaston, was sent down on the same charge.
subsequently sentence was suspended on
condition that they both leave the District
at once. Albert Hall was sent down for va
grancy. Andrew Elliot, indecent exposure;
forfeited collateral. James Roach, do. Thos.
Mentor and Robert Moran, disorderly in
Georgetown; IS each. David NJ. Lawrence
forfeited collateral. Chas. Pipkius, disorder
ly conduct; IS. Lille Payne, Indecent lam
guage; IS. John Shea, an escaped workhouse
hummer Twas rearrested by Officer Kearney,
and sent back 10 serve out his time. Isabella
Johnson, prostitute and vagrant, was sent
down.
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WOrshfp I'm The woods.

The Jackson Hoods Camp Meeting.
THE SUNDAY AND CLOSING EXERCISES
JACKsoN'S GROVE, August ).
Since Tuesday aftei1o last, when the
communion was administered, the weather
has not been very propitious for worship In
the woods, but generally the tenters have
enjoyed themselves, and the CONGREGATIONS,
although not large, have been very attnr
tive. Among those who have ta k.c,sIn part in
the exercises are Rev: ! ri, M. Lemon. Of
AnDapoits; Lev. NJ. Marriott, Rev. s. l.. NJ.
Gonser, Rev. DR.. Ryan, of England; Rev.
Norris, Rev. s. shannon, Rev. G. 8. Harrf-
son, Rev. JOS. France, Rev. Mr.. Deale, Rev.
w. I. ID. GLENN. Rev. Bishop Ames came
on Ine ground on Thursday very unexpect-
which Will long be remembered. Yesterday
morning DR.. Webb preached, and In the eve
ming Kew. DR.. Ryan preached, ana was fol-
lowed In an exhortation by Rev. DR.. Webb.
Inc various meetings are well kept up. par
ticularly the young peoples meetings which
was generally led by Rev. Henry France, a
young minister who possesses the faculty of
interesting young persons In arkable
degree. At this meeting last evening his re-
marks were extremely feeling and interest
Ing, and the meeting was In the nature of a
praise meeting. Rev. Mr.. Graeff, of the
Capitol Hill Lutheran Church, was ON the
ground aud took part In this meeting.
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Browning, OF Provi-
dence Chapel, and the prayer meeting fol-
lowed, being kept up for some time.
Although the weather has been unpro.
pituOus and thus far the financial affairs
have not been success the meeting Is q sac
cess spiritually, and many will surely come
To this ground again. AS to health, with tn 9
exception OF some having taken cold, there
is no more healthy community to be found,
and 1t has been remarked that some over
worked young ladies from the city who were
so dainty In their appetites that they could
not eat meat now are always anxious for
the signal for meals.
The meeting Will close on Monday evening
and grand day Is expected to morrow and
chapel, VIII preach, and TO morrow Bishop
Ames Will officiate at IL o'clock; Rev. W. ri
chapman, of High street, Baltimore, at 3X
O'Clock, and Rev. DR.. Ryan, OF England, at 3
O'CLOCK. On Monday morning Rev. DR.. Webb,
OF Alexandria, will preach again, and In the
afternoon there will be sort of covenant
meeting, at which Rev. DR.. Sunderland
chaplain OF the u. s.. Senate, will preach
and IL is expected that this meeting will be
peculiarly dne one.
The Baltimore and Potomac railroad will
run on the POpe's Creek line an extra train
to camp tomorrow. The aud O'Clock a.
m trains from Washington will stop at the
camp. C..
Washington Groce Camp MEETING.
The committees of this camp ma We COM
pleted their arrangements for the meeting
which commences next Wednesday. Ar
ranSements have been IN ade wi th gentle
msu In the county to cater for the camp
and Mr.. Wash. Williams will attend to the
furniture department. The trains will leave
Washington for the camp ground at 9: 10 aud
$40 q. M; 4:35 and 800 p. M, and will leave
the camp for the city at 7:29 aud S.3l a. M. =,
and q I and u m
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SECOND ROUND.

After fifteen minutes rest, the wrestler,
again appeared, apparently a. fresh as ever.
evident intention OF worrying his anfago-
mist, but Carteron's expression indicated
good work. After the preliminary manip.
broken many holds, Csrtsron csnsht Bauer amer
suddenly around the neck and turned him
over, Bauer making the bridge and Carteron
turning on bis side simulta9eously, amidst
seemir ely impossible turn and spring, ani
asCse to his feet amidst laundering Applause.
Hsain Iney hs s az. aaa both isi together
bad the advantage, and It seemed certain
that he would gain the round; but as he en-
deavored to make his usual bridge his left
foot seemed To slip, and his left shoulder
touched the ground. Carteron took advan-
tage OF 1t by turn quick as lightuing, and
resting on bis left breast, ne slowly but sure
Time, eight minutes. loud applause
After several holds had been taken and
broken Bauer turned with Carteron and
each III on one shoulder and his heels Bauer
then turned him completely and stood him on
bis head; he made the bridge, but Bauer threw
chest 1t seemed impossible for Carteron TO
prevent his other shoulder from touching,
put by an almost superhuman effort he
threw himself clear of Bauer's grasp and III
on his hands and kness. This was regarded
as the event OF the evening and Carterou was
greeted with loud cheers. They cllnched iu
moment, Bauer with the neck hold turnet
CaIteron over; he lit on his right shoulder
with his LETT arm bent under hin; Bauer, in
bis efforts TO make the left shoulder touch
slighted the right, which flew up as the left
was forced down; holding the left shoulder
down firmly he seized his (C.'s) right arm,
aud as 1T was gradually straightened out,
the words "SdcTe Mon DiCut' escaped the
French champions lips, and both shoulders
were held firmly to the floor. Time, seven
minutes.
Bauer was awarded the victory, having
gained two out OF three falls. As the confess
tanis arose to their feet they were greeted
with cheering and applause.
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Rene val.

Hr0-clnss Securing and Dyes,so.
a. Fischer enlarged his esta blishment by
removing TO his new building, goo g street
northwest, three doors west OF 9Th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he Is
enabled TO do any work In manner not to
be equaled by those not possessing these IA
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells refiniShed nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done ON the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, TO suit the
times.
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THE RICHMoNp ExCuRsIoN-Everv a,

THE RICHMOND EXCURsIoN.-Every ar
rangement being made, Brad Adams grand
excursion train for Richmond will start
from b. & P. r. r depot tonight at IL O'CLOCK
sharp. "Old Prob" has certified that the
weather will be bright and beautiful, just
the kind for the excursioDists to have a good
time In visiting friends as well as all the
points of historical interest in the famed city.
of Seven Hills.
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READING NOTICES.
save YOuP Money

by insuring in the "Mutual Protection In
surar 70 Company" of the District, chartered
by Crogrees, and having for its board OF
mani ament some OF our most conservative
men. The Office IL At 1879 Pennsylvania ave-
nne, opposite the Treasury.
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From q weII-Knswn Clergyman.

WAsHINUTUN, u. Q, July Is, 1910.
Several years ago while laboring as min
lister TO seamen, travelling by land aud
water. andlconsequently exposed, suffered
much at times from bad digestion and Its
accompanying symptoms. Ga the recon-
mendation OF friend tried PeT1rriG1 Syr7tp,
i am happy TO say that IL relieved me of the
worst features OF the disease, and shall ever
feel grateful for the benefits have derived
nom this simple and efficacious remedy
Iy3,Z; CHARLES W, DENIsON.
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LADIES should take advantage now of the
ten per cent discount allowed on all dry
goods at WolfOrd & Shillbergs, sI7 Market
Space. See to-day's advertisement.
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SBad boys who go down to the rivers are
now tying swimmers shirt sleeves into
knots.
HA Shelby (Ky.) man sent his water.
melons TO market in a hearse. Watermelon
choly sight Ii must have been.
~ Spoons are peddled In Philadelphia at
twenty i've cents apiece, with brick OF ice
cream thrown In.
~Mr. Longfellow has been chosen poet
and Ex-Gov. Seymour orator for the centen-
NAL celebration of the surrender OF Burgoyne
at Saratoga, on Oct. 10, 1877.
~Whtle Anna Mcclure, OF New York,
was passing Suffolk and Grand streets q tel
egraph pole fell upon her killing her Instant
ly.
SA New York dispatch states that the
yacht race for the queens cup between Mad
cline and the Countess of Dufferin will take
place on the 18th, 18th and 18th insts.
~Edward McKeener, q wor kman on the
new public buildings at Philadelphia, fell
from scaffolding to the cellar, distance of
seventy nve feet, yesterday and was instant
ly killed.
|State Tax Collectors Daspist, of st,
Martins, Ranlett, OF st. Mary's, and Riley
OF Morehouse, La, are reported defaulters to
the state In sums ranging from els, 900 to
$4,000 each.
ES-Mr. John Borton, guest OF the Irving
house, Long Branch, while in bathing was
carried out by the under tow, and drowned
before aid could reach him. The body has not
been recovered.
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earn. Renewed wi,ho,, 70

Germs Removed without Pain,
30 the patient can walk with ease fmue-
dtately. Bunions, Club aud Inverted Nails
Vascular Excrescences, etc, successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, lii6
pennsylvania avenue, opposite willard's
Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit. Hours, q. M. 70
p. m. Established In Washington In 1861.
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STRAW RATS AT Cosr.-Balauce of sum-
mer stock on hand will be closed out cbeap
for cash, at Lewis, go 7th street, between I
and X, D
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THE SHOOTING At the Benning's Track
Rifle Range yesterday afternoon, at the 500
yards target, was as follows:

Mr.. Dodge shot q rifle which mad NOT been
sighted, and adapted TO the distance, aud the
olher gentlemen whose score was low had
never used the Cres3Iiore rifle, this being
their n, hdst attempt at long range SHOOTING
VA" stS s'sois w use. or that purpose.
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GEORGETOWN.

ATTEMPTED SHOOTIyG.-This morning
about O'Clock two young colored men, en-
ployes In Saunders barber shop, named
Charles Pipkin and John Proctor. became
involved In an altercation-Onec charging the
other with trying to obtain his discharge;
whereupon Pipkin struck Proctor, and the
the latter, drawing q pistol, fired at him.
Fortunately no damage was done. They
were sent to the Police Court this morning.
THE CANAL.-The break In the canal at
Hancock will be repaired to-day; but as IL
takes about three days to fill the level, which
is fourteen miles long, loaded boats cannot
pass before Tuesday next.
GRAIN.-By schooner, 200 bushels whsat to
Hartley & Brother; boat Ellen Brookes with
5000 bushels wheat and 200 bushels corn to
j. q. q j. M. Waters. Quotations-2 900
bushels at III: 5000 bushels at lis; 200 bushels
at 125,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James Fields and Susan Ford; Tho5. Field
and Eliza Henderson,.
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BUTTONS, studs, chains, coral, diamons
jet, silver, oynx jeweiry, the best oae-doIIa1
silver plated spoons and forks In this CITY.
at PriEg's Jewelry Store, No. iJ Psnnsyi.
ySnia avenue, psg ~ street.
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POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with granu-
lated ice. koLB'S, corner Ith and Z streets,
7.20:lm
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@ 1T p 1T MS.

For 4 GOOD Trunk, Travelling Bag, La
Market Space.
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LUMBER.
| .UMBER, LUMBER.

CHEAP LUMBER.
Having lsrGe stock OF SPRUCE LUMBER, we
have concluded TO sell at the following reduced
prices. This Lumber is water oned, aud of the
very best qualify:
2Is, 2Il, and SKA, any length, els per thousand;
Ike, 10 feet rails, SIS per thoussnd;
Inch boards, e6 per thousand;
inch Ioist, el3 aud BIS per Thousand;
2-inch Ioist, SM and Sl5 per thontspd;
"a feet pickets (psilingsl, SIS per thousand;
40 N feet rough, inch, $50 per thousand;
Ks and 3I4. "a quality, Ella 80 per thousand:
s spruce sidipgs, or z inch, SIS per thousand.
large stock of Lumber OF all kinds always on
hand, at the lowest market prices,
T. EDw'D CLARK Il CO.,
YARD, WHARF AND LsNING MILL,
Foot OF 1th street east, near United States Navy
Yard.
OFFICE,
sos Pennsylvania avenue northwest, corner 9Th
street augi-lm
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j. III. squisf q Co.,

1416 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 5Neo
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RIVER sPRINGs.-This Popular Resort 10 no,
~ ~ Snen; board Tor grown persons, 81 IS 49,
per day, Board Tor nurses, and children
over two years old, from 90 cents 70 a 90 ~ u
30 charge Tor transportation from stesmer, Fish.
ing, Fruit, or MEDICAL attendance. River eprfun
u situated one mile above Coltons Wharf and
blahistons Island, on the main land. Bsarderl
Tor River Springs will take the steamer John w
Thompson or Mattano, and land Of Cotton = Wharf
H;P. BLA kIeTON. M. D., Proprietor. Addres,
Mneetown =. o., 81. Mary Q county. Md. JeD I'm
THE ALBEMARLB FINALE INSTITUTE,
4 Char lottssvtIIs, vs.,
ReotteA Last fall with elegant new furni- A
ture at oon Of u 90, Win receive SUM
the 18th OF September. No extra charge for bot OF
cold baths, nor for use OF new ten pin Alleys. my19
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ting satisfac.fon. When he let him have IL
defendant showed him several bonds, pre-
tending TO be man OF means.
Columbus Denham testified, and Mr.. Bir-
ney closed the testimony for the prosecution,
whose testimony would be merely cumuls-
tive.
After argument by counsel, the court said
he had listened patiently to the mass OF tes-
timony, and, with the exception OF Keegan's
testimony, there was nothing TO warrant
him In sending the prisoner TO the grand
jury; and even Keegan's testimony was not
sumcient, and the prisoner was discharged.
WASHINGTON CITY MARKETS FOR THE
Wick ENDING THURSDAY, AUGUST 8,
1a6.-Flour-Market Is steady with no fea-
ture ofimportance to note. Grain-Receipts
and active for weat at the advance. Corn
and oats quiet. Hay-Very quiet. Butter
Receipts light, and market very frm. We
advance quotations on All goods. Egss-
vance in price. PouitryAThe receipts 81 nave
been large and In favor of buyers all week.
Many lots were closed out At very low prices.
The demand Is good, however, at the lower
prices;ar return Of clear andhot weather Is
bles-Potatoes are in good demand; Onions
dull and not selling; cabbage scarce and
wanted. Fruits-Sound and fancy apples
are in good demand, while common sorts are
difficult sale at any price. Peaches are ar
irving and placed readily. Dried cherries
are now in demand. Live Stock-Cattle
were In liberal supply; with large number
OF medium and common ones, the market
large supply, and the market closed very
Inactive. Calves active at an advance
Seed-Timothy is quiet demand. Lumber
The market well supplied, and IL Is almost
impossible to effect sales. Groceries-Su-
gars nrm and active at quotations.
~
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CATARRH, discharges nom the lead ana
All other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee OF success has been realized from, his
treatment. ONCE 500 eth street q. W. ISL:
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MONMOUTH HOUSE,
lVl SPRING LAKE BEACH,
MONMOUTH COUNTY, ~. j.
This new and magnificent Seaside Hotel will Be
open JUNK =, l76. A.A
Containing $50 handsomely furnished ~
rooms, gas, water, elevator, electric bells Ms
and Gil the modern conyenieus es.
Ample capacity for 500 guests without crowdins.
The b otel IL 100 feet from the beach, where the
bathing lie unsurpassed on the coast. while . mssni.
hcent treshwater lake 10 within DO feet Of the
randall inland, sbounding In fsh and splendid for
rowing and sailing.
An elegant band Of music VIII be IN attendance the
entire season -four month";.
Warm Salt and Fresh Water Baths IN the building
IL hours from New York city, ~ hours from
west r hilsdelphia, without change Of cars
For circulars apply at the ST. Cloud Hotel Phils.
delphfa, or 81 the Monmouth Hotel
MUELlN a MCKENZIE, Proprfetors
y. w. muLLrN, Of st. Olond Hotel, PhiladeIp hfa,
hENhf MekINNIK, Of Depot Hotel, Fort Wayne
Sc habla Espanol.
me livery in attendance for use Of guests
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DOINY LOOKOUT.
ST. MARYs COUNTY, MD.
SUBJ RATHINa AND oORAN Bgrfzr
HoTKL AND COTTAGE PLAN.


POINT LOOKOUT, situated ITO miles from wssh
tngton, ct the confluence of the Chesa peake i. n
Bay and Potomac river. is well known a. vfAv
the most pleasant Summer Resort on the ls.Gf
Cheeapeeke or Potomac. For health and btanrV M
has no equal, possessing all the advantages OF Surf
to the Atlantic coast.
The Chesapeake Is Is and the Potomac II mile.
wide at Point Lookout; aud the Hotel AM OOttacet
being located with In few yards OF the beach, 70
ceiHe the trll benefit q the Ocean Breeze.
The table will be we'll pplied.
FISK, OYSTERS, aud ORABS fresh from tue
water every day.
Access from washington Per steamers Lazy Of
the Lake, Jane Moseleyt MARI wash gton, % BAL.
timore, and Express. Baltimore, steamers Mari
Warrington and Express.
BOARD.
~
* ". .----.'-'--'-s pei week
....... -s...... s.......
SPECIAL TERMS TO FAMILIES.
Children under IL years and servants half price.
JAMES Il. MIUBURN, Proprietor.
yn-lm Point Lookout, ct. Mary %, Nd.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PloWman: James Morrow, q two story brick
dwelling, east side 8th, between ID and E
streets northwest; $1,000. l.. VI. Saunders,
nve twO-stOry frame dwellings, south side
q, between 18th and 18th streets southeast;
5000. l.. NJ. Saunders, q back building,
same location; 81 900. X. Eichorn repairs
OF building, north side louisiana avenue
between 6tn and eth streets north west; $500
Jonn Il. waters, seven three-story brick
dwellings, west side 4th, between G and II
streets northwest; $4,000. John q. Waters,
n two story and basement brick dwelling,
same location; II 900. John q. Waters, six
fwO-stOry brick dwellings, same location:
$1,000. john g. Waters, thres two-story
brick dwellings, south side washington
street, between ith and 5th streets north
west; - 500.
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III. =. W. bENsoNS CkLkRY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headacbe, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeple sness, and will cnre any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria 2,A,eo
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xs RAYsI ,ns viii od IT TO their in,eres, 10
tatchels, bags, shawl straps, pocSe, Iunks,
&c, at the factory OF James g. Fonnano ~ oo. -.
.th street, under the big wire ST "a extens, 20
from the roof.
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"ALL THE YEAR ROUND such is the
announcement of Mr.. X. c. Mann, the well
known hatcher, stalls 63S aud go Center
Market His stock OF meats OF all kinds Ia
LON large and choice, and he only desires q
visit from those IN pursuit of tue best the
mar kets anoru, confident that he can suit
AL, both In quality and prices. Give hin a
trial; that Is ali he asks
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DRY GOODS CHEAP
WIN. BIRD WILLIE hes reduo.a
Much OF his extensive stock
Below the rates Usually obtained
10 otker hrst-class stores
Reductions extT sordinary IN al
Dress Goods, Suit n sterials,
White Goods, Lawns and Summer 0oodS
Young and Old can be supplied with
Linens FOR Ladies, Gents. or Children,
Iusertfp gs and Embroideries cheap, and
Everything et lowest rates for cash.
WIN. III RID WYLIE,
l01< 9TH street northwest,
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