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BOARD OF TI,dI Statistics Sick
Poor, Etc.-Tbe Board OF Health met last
night. Dir. Z. b. Bliss was appointed clerk
in the Registrars office, vice Marcus l..
Hook, resigned. The report of vital Stats
tics for the week ending March 18th was sub
United, showing "a deaths, 50 white and "A
colored. The principal causes ofdeath were:
Consumption, Is; scrOfula, 2; apoplexy, (;
congestion Of brain, .; commissions, 8; bron-
chitis, 4; congestion of lungs, 4; pneumonia,
Is, old age, 3; violence, 4. The mortality IT
the week was IL more than last week, or at
the rate of 80 50 per 900 per annum; decrease
of the population by births over deaths was
I, or at the rate of Is per 200 per annum.
The rate of mortality OF the white popula-
lion was 22.GO per l 900 per annuso, while the
mortality OF the cOlored population was
Increase of white population by births over
deaths was 4.j22 per 900, which the decrease
of the cOlOTed population by deaths over
births was 933 per 600 per annum. Deaths
corresponding week lo15, white, 80; cOlOred,
i5-tOtal, %, or at the rate of 1915 per 1000
per annuIn; for the same period there were /
marriages, l white and , cOlOred; and 90
births, 26 white males and 81 white females;
l. colored males and n colOred females. The
premises between 9th and eth and High and
Valley streets, Georgetown, belonging to
Wharton Brothers, were condemned as a
nuisance and abatement ordered. DR.. Cox
offered resolution, which was adoptC1:
Whereas ii has come TO the knowledge of the
Board of Health that great distress aud want
prevails among the sick, especially In the
want OF suitable and adequate nOuriShment,
Thy hereby recommend that the members
ara employees OF the same subscribe snch
sums for the relief Of the sufferers as they
may feel able to contribute, and the health
officer Is authorized TO carry out this project
ana To procure such additions To this SAB
cTip'Ion for this humane purpose from other
members of the board contributed one days
pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

CHARLES HEIDsIECK SiIIery. Extra Dry
eEdGrand Win Nedaills Champagne. For
sale by Hall & Hume. 1913 eos:
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nssh hARkEr To-DAY.-Sold by II. A.
Solo LOT 80 per hundred; 10000 behring's sold
lor - 30 PEE Thousand; coo lunches rock sold
So 70 81 cents per bunch; 2. coo punches cat
nsn, SOLO a. 70 IS cents per bunch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

DR.. c. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache. Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleepIessness, and will cure any case Price,
80 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2,24,eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

PRICES JEwELRY STORE receive some
beautiful styles this week In onyx, Roman
gold, and Lake George diamonds; No. 45I
pennsylvania avenue, near y street,
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman: Andrew Woods, two story brick
dwelling on the south side of South Carolina
avenue, between 9th and eth streets south
east; 50, 500. Peyton Mahony, a frame wood
and coal Office on 18th street, between @ and
r northwest; $3.50. Mary Brady, a frame
dwelling on 10th street. between b and G.
southeast; $500. Annie Connell, a two-story
brick dwelling on street, between LIST street
and Delaware avenue; $500.
This closes up the permits for the month of
March. The estimated cost for the build
tngs, permits for which have been given the
past month, amounts to SJ45, l15. The amount
for February was S369.i57; for January,
SIPS, OBS, and from the 10Th of November to
3lst OF December preceding was Sl19 ,0g7 d,
making a total since November 10th lat
which time the annual report OF inspector
Plowman was made OF 81 ,158, 69I. The rapid
increase of building, as shown by the per
mits issued as above, indicate fair show of
business prospects the coming season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

LIE DIAGRAM for Coughs lecture ia ill
ing up rapidly. Lovers OF this greatest OF
nSing orators should not fail 10 secure their
without extra charge. ~'eoue
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RHEUMATISM, gsut and neuralsia mar
maneptly enred by Durang's Rheumstic
Remecys-ddsI.
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A Boys SKULL CRUSHED BY THE KICK
OF HoRsE.-A colored boy named VIM.
Gray had his skull crushed In by the kick OF
a horse while passing, at the corner of g
street and New Jersey avenue, last evening
DIR. Merriman rendered medical aid, and ex-
pressed the belief that death would result
from the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

NERVOUS HEADACHE.-Dr. Re1lson'S CsleTy
and ChGnlorlile PITS will cure Nervous Head-
ache, Sick Headache, Neuralgia and Ner-
vousness. 80 cents a box. Sold by all Drug
gisls. Office 1O6 ". Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

SICK HEADACHE.-DT. BenSCl'S Cele7-U ds,C
ChO1NOnIe PiLS invariably cure Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia and Nervous
ness. Price, 50 cents. Sold by slI Druggists
Postage free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

COCGHs.-A medicinal preparation In the
form of y loZen2e Is the most convenient.
"bTUiCR'S BTORchidi TrOcheS'' sllay irritation,
wifch induces coughing, giving relief In
bronchitis, hOarseness, influenza, consump-
tive and asthmatic complaints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

AMUsI National TneuteT-To-night
Will be the last appearance of Mr.. and Mrs
Florence IN the popular comedy, the Mighty
Dollar" Next week we are TO be favored
with the famous Mile Titiens In opera for
four nights only. Monday she will appear
IN her grand rendition of I" Norma, ;" and the
Nanonal Will undoubtedly be crowded to
OVERLOOKING.
FoTd's Opera HOuse.-Tonight, Mr.. Frank
Mayo appears here for the last time Next
week Mr.. Matt. Morgan begins an engage
statues.
Ibedter COn1ique.-The complimentary BEN
emit last night for the Treasury sufferers
served to NIL the cosy ComiQue with a well
satisfied audience. Next week the patrons
of the house are promised many new pieces
and Performers.
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REVIVAL VIEWS Brother NOOoty on Church
FOirS, Women Preachers, ETc.-A variety of
questions were put to Mr.. Moody at the
church convention in New York by various
clergymen, with reference to the most sue
cessful methods of conducting revival, and
these were answered with great readiness II
was his opinion, that If the church was
apathetic, the pastor should get few of the
brethren TO pray with him as the first step
Three men were enough TO move any town
lfonly God was with them. II the trustees
wonld not open the church doors, he would
pray for the trustees. Many churches made
a gre at mistake In electfDg men for trustees
who were not religious men. If the minister
was ap2thetic, then the congregation should
go on Without them. Converter drunkards
would labor most effectively among
unkaTds. So with cor verted infideIs
In regard to children, great discretion should
be used as they were apt, If forward in evan
gelical work, TO be spoiled by pride. More
over, be was In favor of asking persons at
revival meetings TO rise for prayer. Every
one had to bear his cross and the first step
towards converting any one was to get him
TO do something he did not want to do. AS
TO whether women should be- permitted TO
prefc In the pulpit, he said that was a con-
troverted point. AS for himself, he did not
want bis wife to go about preaching. This
elected laugh In reply TO a question as
10 the advisability of beginning special
work at time of political excitement, Mr.
Moody said that not one-half as much harm
was ever done to revival movements by pol
ttics as by those miserable church fairs
Laughter and applause I'M Y CDR. PhHo
Ledger.
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RIAL ESTATE SALE.-B. II. Warner, real
estate broker and auctioneer, sold yesterday
afternoon for Messrs. Edward c. Ingsrsoll
and Gabriel T. Chase. trustees, lot SO, in j.
III. Thompson's subdivision of lots in square
2H, improved by q three-story and mansard
avenue, TO Theodore y. Gill, ESQ at az, 900.
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tbOShEsS OF THE REVIVAL.
After the praise and inquiry meeting fol-
lowing the Bible reading al DR.. Sunderiand's
church, yesterday, the committee having
charge Of the matter arranged for the future
meetings as ioi0Es This MI evening young
church; TO morrow the usual Sunday even
ing meeting at which Mr.. Hammond will
preach In the Congregational church, Mon
Gay evening Union meetings at Waugh
chapel. Rev. DIR. Mobiles church, Rev. DIR.
0rays church, Methodist Protestant church
on sth street, Rev. Mr.. Patch's church and
Ing meetings next week in Rev. Dr. Sunder.
lands church at 1l:30 a. m. In consequence
OF the Immense crowds which have attended
the evening meetings 1t was determined 70
make q new arrangement and on Tuesday
night and thereafter at the Congregational
church q ticket will be required for sdmis-
sion. Tickets Will be issued free only TO the
Uncovered and to Christian workers, and
may be obtained at the rooms of the Y. NJ.
G. A, and at Parker's bookstore, on It'll
street.
THE MEETING LAST NIGHT.
The Congregational church was fllei
TO Overlooking last evening, and It is estf-
mated that fully six thousand persons OBJ
tanned or attempted admission. An over
how meeting was held at Calvary Bap-
list church. where interesting services took
church n auxiliary meeting was held. and
IL was very ipteTes ting one. Mr.. Han
mond's sermon was Interesting. and at the
conclusion, when the various cl asses we g
seated. The inquiry meeting which fol owed
continued until near midnight.
TC-DAY'S MEETING.
This morning DIR. Sunuerland's church az
street, was occupied by the morning meet
ing. and after the usual singing and prayer
exercises, Rev. w. s. Hammond read a num-
Der OF requests for prayer. one for q dying
lady unpreparCi, enc for four brothers. Rev
Mr.. Chamberlin, q returned missionary
from Madras, East Indies, gave an interest
ing account of his labOrs, greatly interesting
the children, and there were quite a num-
Der present. "ShalI we whose Souls are
Lighted" was sung, and Rev. Mr.. Worthing
ton offered n pray er. Rev. Mr.. Shearer, OF
the New York Tract Society, made some
interesting remarks. Jesus From His
Throne on High" was sung. Reports from
the meetings were called for and Mr.. Ham
mond said the meeting last night was n re-
maTkable one, many having given their
hearts 10 Christ, about 900 having risen for
prayers, and many fingered until near mid
night. Mr.. Needham said that many, prob
ably hundreds, gave their hearts to God
Mr.. Bentley said the overflow meeting, at
Calvary Baptist Church, was very fine. Mr..
Pendel and Others made interesting reports.
After number of Interesting incidents aud
experiences had been related, Mr.. Bentley
sung "Prodigal Come Home" DR.. Rankin
remarked that This song and the NINETY
and Nine" had moved many hearts. Rev.
W. s. Hammond read thiIty.fve adj
tional requests for prayer, among them one
for three bartenders and one for an actor, all
under conviction. Rev. Mr.. DOmer offered q
ing followed. Mr.. Hammond Will spea at ,
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon, at DR.. New
mans metropolitan NJ. E.) church, to the
children.
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SCHOOL OF ART AND DEsIGN-An an
pouncement OF more than ordinary interest
will be found in the card of Messrs Paris
Witt and POfndeXter, in another column
These gentlemen have demonstrated by their
work that they are thoroughly competent
for the duty they propose 10 undertake, and
We trust their enterprise will be successful
Once fairly established IL will be a decided
adv antage 10 the city.
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The District I'm Congress

NUESIIUN FUR The POLICE CONMIS-
SIONERS To ANSWER
The House District Committee yesterday
sent communication To the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners requesting TO know
how many members OF the police force, APP
pointed since the late war. had not ser ved
either in the army or navy during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'T.

UEOhGElOWN Adv Eli Nj Il e
rs ATTENTIoN-nembers of HERMIoRE
Ry LODGE, NO. IL, h. OF p wild meet AZ n =
Hall to night st O'Clock, TO tsEe action in te
case Of our late brother, CONRAD VoLz
1t GEO. y. FRENCH, q. g.
Ms 90. F-NOTICE-T TN members Of
Wy COVENANT L0D3E, No. Is, % h
are hereby requested to meet at their Hall. Co
sress street. Georgetown, ID. q, on To NJ ORRON
SUNDAY at 1890 O'Clock, for the purpose OF a
tending the funeral OF our late brother, Coma
WOLF: Members OF sister Lodges are frsternsl y
1t JOHN 81 DARNE, Secretary.
IS GEORGETOWN BUILDING AND ~
w. PkOFEMEHT C0.-Subscrfptions for stool
IN the above company will be received Of tbt
Georgetown Savings Bank for thirty days.
mari I'm ii. w. BARRETT, secretary
NEW sPRIaG GOODS
Ladies' Dress Goods. 10 Plain. Plaid an
stIipfd Goods, at l2, Is. 90 IS 80, S. 80 IS and co.
Black Silks, Tamese and Gas hmeres.
A large stock Silk finished Alpsoss and Mohsirs
l2OUO yards Oalicos at S, and the best at ctr
PeIcales, PiQues and White Dress Goods, vefg
cheap.
A Beautiful assortment Parasols aud Sun UIa
brellas, Cotton Goods at lowest prices.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
apl 103 Bridge street.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BUNS AMI STATlON Ely.
TIE HAIBrATIONs OF Man IN ALL.gEs
By Nirllst le buc.
The Eneics Of Virgil. BY Vim. Morris
Bsncl OTIS History Of the United states. OcIien
Lignts and Insishts BY Mrs whttpey
Miss Hitchcock : Wedding Dress.
work m the NiDey ard. ny y. Burr.
Easter Lilies. and other Lenten Books.
n.rss u "" nAILAS as lss .,s.s,.
s.PBIEG PUBLICATIONs-TheH abit.f1en, "a
- Man IN all gss, BY Violet lie Duo; SIS CO. B.a-
- rs. The Myths Of the Mes W ORD By Or. sria.
SSsfs eT sS q s,h. ' sDS ~ az
u. whitney. vols; $500. ststesman's Year.
book. ls7t, by Fred Martin; ssSe. Centennial 400
cher Poems; by & ats Hsrrington;s LIS. DsvGAisI
sierrss, ~ Joaquin Miller; ei 50. Poems, by Dc.
ward Pollock: s1I5 poyles History Of u g.; 70
krselis, py author Of Ny Little Lady Leisure Hour
~ gUs. Ie9se Is Co. 2 s' ops,oS,
Antiphon 90 Isseus, yols.. By Jebb; q go. IloFsi
Decorstions for Dwelling Houses. 81 Rot Ciott
Bopha' a. ahe =. uni,e,m price Of o. es.f. a.
MARI tr Gil Pennsylvania svsuus.
NEW BOOks
Diseases Ofthe Nervous System. By DR.. Hur1ra1rd.
Cloth. Sc; sheep, 81.
Handbook OF Architectural Styles. BY Rosnysr.
Animal p rssites and Messmates. By vaa Bsue.
den. International Sci. series. 81 Sc.
Short History OF Natural Science. ~ Bucklcg.
Life Of Alexan Ter Hamilton: vols. &4El
The babitstlODs OF Ian In All Ages. BY EUEsu5
violet lie Due Illustrated. 50
1,nsry edition Volumes and ?. 81 5 per vol
busf publisbed and for sale by
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PRICE LIST OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
G. l. o THIN G.!
A. sTRAUs,
IeIl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DRESS COAls AND VESTS.

DHsNtSfS NVh ~ hND v 20 TO-
Oriental Silk Pl'd Worsted Coats & Vests. 20 OF
Northampton Silk Ribbed Worsted do. do So. = O(
Vienna Diagonal W orsted Goats Vests. 16 SO
Blackington Black and Gold Worsted do. do Is OF
Uxbridge Fancy Silk Worsted Goats & Vests 2 OF
Narragansett Fancy Blk Worsted do do. 10 OC
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THE LATE GEORGE WRIGHr-The body
OF the late George Wright, who died Wednes-
day, arrived this morning from Fortress
Monroe by the steamer LAZY of the Lake, In
charge OF the following committee of Mont
Tor Lodge, No. 1J7, +. A. A. NJ, of Fortress
Monroe:-Messrs. Watkins, Fulton, Elliot
aud Moody, and Messr5. Thomas Cava-
naugh and +. q. Wheeler, OF st. Johns
Lodge, No II, of this city. The remains
were met by large number OF the personal
friends OF the deceased. The Master of ST.
Johns Lodge "A. AbDotD took charge OF the
remains, and they were taken TO Harvey's
undertaking establishment. They will be
laid In state at the Masonic Temple at 10
O'Clock 10 morrow, and the funeral will take
following will he the psll-bearers:-Thomas
Csvanaugh, r. q. Wheeler, J. a. W. CIar-
Voc, Lewis i. Clements, Zach. Wilson and
James Watkins. The interment will take
place al the Con gressional cemetery.
A SALE OF RARE BooKs-On Monday
and Tuesday evening next Thos. Bowling
viii sell ct his auction rooms under The
STAR offiee, a collection of rare books from
private library. This is by all odds the most
attractive book sale that has taken place for
years in Washington. Among the books To
be sold are DIR. SyntsX's Three Tours in
Search OF the Picturesque and Wife," with
80 full-page colOTed plates-s rare work;
works OF Rabelsis; works oftBeaumout aud
Fletcher; Bocc9 clos "Decsmeron;" Goethe's
works; Humboldts Cosmos" Defoe's For
tunes Of Mol FLANDERS" and his History OF
the Devil "Don Quixote;" Burton's "CyclO-
psedia OF Wit and HumOr;" Dante's visions;
History OF Sacredotal Celibacy,n (the only
work OF the kind in English literature)
works OF Horace; Joe Mfller's Jest Book;
works OF Snollet, Scott, Byron, Shelly. &c /;
walkers Rhyming Dictionary; Walt Whit
mans Leaves Of Grass I" etc, etc. Sale be-
gins a. go o'clock each evening.
H
~THk QUARTERLY EXAMINATION OF THE
NORMAL SCHOOL yesterday was conducted
by superintendent j. o. Wilson and Miss
smith, The teacher, assisted by Miss uller.
MO cono1eted Tue examination In drawing
Trustees Randolph, Smith, Cbamplin and
III. Keyourn. 1.-THE new appointee) ex-
Trust~e j. III. Wilson, Gen. Eaton Col J. r
Clarke, and Misses Lane and Mirick priD-
cipals OF grammar schools, were present.
The examinations in arithmetic, intellectual
philosophy, English literature. drawing aud
practical exercises In tsacning were very
satisfactory, clearly showing the efficiency
OF The system OF teaching by Miss Smith.
superintendent Wilson and Gen. Eaton
the Proofs of progress m ade hu this scbool
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CORRECTIONAL SAVINGS BANK, DC,
VI 81 HIGH sTREET
Bank neurs, 3 m. 70 ,. m, and on Saturday,
ito receive dep osftsl until p m. Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking business done, and col
iect1ons made on sll accessible points. Disoount
days, Mondays. II. POLKINH0RN, Preaidspt
n. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
ii. Polkfnhorn, Thos Downing, j. r. mitchell,
Henry Dickson, h. L. Oropey, Fred. W. Jones.
nayu-tu sally
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~ THE RUSH is OVER
Thanks 70 our kind friends for their indulgence
work from all sections o. 20 make IL i'm possible 4
~ orders O. promptly as vs visAed. Being ASSURE
tfon, We solicit Q continuance Of your patronAss
and premise good work at fair prices In from one
eight DAYS Work sent for deliver ed In any pa
Of the District; received and returne 20 and froa
any part OF the county BY mail or express.
VIM. II WHEATLEYg
4e Jefferson street. Georgetown, ID. ..
Established 1881. jsDe-tr
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THE COURTS.
R0IICE G0nRT- IlI(fnh &neU

To-day, Enoch Dover, Peter Jackson,
Thomas Belt and Washington Connell.
charged with disturbing the congregation of
Mount Zion church, Georgetown, while en-
gagged in religious worship. The testimony
for the prosecution was heard yesterday.
After hearing that of the defense this morn
ing the case was dismissed. Thomas Chase
larceny of chicken; SIS, or 80 days. Henry
Jackson, larceny of coat; six months in
JAIL POwhattan Foster, q soldier, larceny
OF apocket-bOOk and - from AlZena Atchi-
son; $40 and costs. James WEIGH, larceny
OF pine board; IS. Mary Smith, assault on
Della Wilson; So and costs. Geo. f. Walker,
charged with maintaining nuisance at the
corner of eth and Boundary streets, caused
by the obstruction of sewer; continued.
Nathan Hurley, larceny of chicken valued
al IS from George Il. Williams, who testi-
fed that II was of Bramah breed and cost
him $3.50 or sixty days in jail. John West,
charged with using portion Of A street for
private purposeS-that OF using Il street, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets, for testing the
speed and other qualities of the horses, con-
traTy to the ordinances of the corporation OF
Washington continued.
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LECTURES.
FESTIVALS.

EOME ONEl COME ALL
GRAND LITERARY and MUSICAL EHTEE-
TAIHhENT will be given at Asbury N X. Chu d
corner Of n sDd llth streets, on MONDAY EVE
MING, April 81, lo76, for the bsnert OF Asbsr,
Mission, by the Ladies Of Macedonian and ACoeicr.
sndo Club, of Richm0nd, Va IL .
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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HERALD PARIS BUREAU.
THE new YORK HERALD
PARIS OFFICES AND AMERICAN READING
ROOMS.
81 AVENUE DE L'oPERA.

The orad Reading Rooms tho largest collection
OF American and that has
presented TO the pnalic Every city t,wn
sented by It's leading Journal and every
trading interest will find Its recognized organ among
files The collection of American
eomplctest OF its kind to be found in Europe
The Reading Rooms open from In the morning
until six in the evening
Lady subscribers viii find every attention paid to their
comfort.
The following Is list Of the principal papers and periodi
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
4 UCTION SALE or HANDSOME AND USEFUL
n household Furniture. Pianofortc. Brouses. &C.,
this tFridsy) morning. at iUtS O'clock,

a. ~ = y, ha.t .osh %, near broHu"sy, .,,..
OIL Paintings and Chromos; Mirrors; Clocks: Curtains
Vases Etsgeresi centre and side TaDies; Book
Carpets; xnsc and Jsrdnsr stand Checker Tables. par
lor and cooking Bedroom suits Dressing Cases
bureaus; washstsnds: spring and hair Mssus.ses Bed
stesds wArdrobes: Chairs: Rockers; Bunet Extension
Tables: Silver aud Plated Ware Crockery Cutlery, &C.
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