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District Government Affairs.

Miss Marilla VI. Kicker has made application
To the District Commissioners for the appoint
ment as notary public for this District. The
application has been referred to the attorney.
The District Commissioners have approved
a proposition OF the committee appointed for
the purpose, for an appropriation of $l00 for
the reception and entertainment of the de
paTtment of SuperintendantS of the National
School convention, which meets here on the
llth instant.
WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.
The District Commissioners have accepted n
proposition made by committee from the
Labor Exchange. MeSsrS. Nj. G.. Emery. w. r.
Smith and \. ). SOlOmOnS, to set a number of
labOreTS tO work. furnishing them with tools
the committee agreeing to pay their wageS-50
cents per day. This has been done on account
Of the increasing demand made upon the eX-
change by labOrerS who are willing TO accept
work at almost any price.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

TIDEN's TAX.-The argument on the de-
murrer interposed some time ago by ex-Gov
hrnn%ht aeainSt him i'm To fo % recpYer over sIO.5 on
income tax, alleged to be due by him. was tO
have taken place la the United States district
court to-day, but was adjourned ever until
anticipation that Mr.. Tildel himself would be
present Ia take part i'm thu proceedings but
that gentleman was repres tnted by counsel,
PhfiQ. LedGeF.
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Tweed TO BE A WITNEss.-The suit of Jas.
IL. lngersoll against William nj. Tweed for
cul, has been referred to Ogden $. Seymour,
formerly Judge of the court of errors, OF Con-
neetleut: Judge Seymour has an Office at Nos.
l6o and lo1 Broadway. and yesterday Judge
Lawrence granted a writ OF habeas corpus,
directing Tweed 10 be taken before the referee
ON Monday, at j O'Clock, to testify-[N. Y.
7I.;11tsls Isf.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

TIE SOUTH CAROLINA AJUDGEs.-Hon. Henry
MeIyor was yesterday reelected associate ius
In, ,'e of the supreme court Of South Carolina by
the unanimous vote Of the egislature-demS-
crats and republicans. There win be an elec-
tion to,;iay for an associate justice I'm place Of
Wright. e,,IOred, who resigned. The fmpeach-
ment proceedings against Wright have been
dismissed.
Evening star., 1877-12-05
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Given AWAY. pair Justh's Heel Protectors
NJ with every pair of Shoes bought at J.-A
w. SELBl ;. 1914-19l6 Penna. ave. A
Women Pebble Button. 81 % la So 80.
Ladies' French Kid, 81, worth IS.
Misses Pebble Grain. la 81 .5; bargains.
Goat. Ill., 81 so to So.
Good School Shoes for 81 and up
Gent Caters, 81 80 10 So.
Boys 81 to So.
Rublers 40. 80 and Toe.
noy24-tr BET. 18TH AND oOrU STREET.
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CITY ITEMS.

CARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS are as small
as Homeopathic pellets, and as easy TO take as
sugar. Everybody likes them. Ebbitt House
Drug Store
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WOMEN DISPUTE about other matters. but
ali agree on the merits of DoO'ey's Yeast P0so-
der as par excellence the best of ALL GroceTS
throughout the country keep il. and find il
gives supreme satisfaction. By using il the
housewife is sure of delicious bread. rusk.
rolls, biscuit, buckwheat cakes and all the del.
icaceS made from -four
Evening star., 1877-12-05

THE REASON WHY all h0uSekeeperS and
others use the Al0ddin Security OH is tnat no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t is
the best in the world. All storekeeperS sell il.
Try il, and You VIII have no other. Take moth
ing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

A THEOLOGICAL STUDENT KILLED.-While
shooting ducks OFF Branford shore. Arthur
Samuel Thompson, OF Nashua, n. H.. a grad
uate of Dartmouth and a member of the Ju-
nior class in the Yale Theological Seminary
was fatally wounded in the back by the acci-
dental discharge of gun III the hands of An
drew GrannisS, an East Haven farmer. The
deceased, who was twenty-four years of age
lived about two hours after the accident.
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SCORNED, He HANGED HIMSELF.-CharleS
Robinson, aged Ii, became infatuated with Ida
Westeryelt, aged II, Of Forrest street, jersey
city Heights, and. despite the remOnstrance Of
her parents and the GOODNESS displayed by Ida
persisted i'm calling at the house. ON Saturday
he called with bookmark, intending to pre-
sent it to the girl as token Of his love. She
rejected the gift. and young Robinson hastily
left the rOom went into the yard, and hanged
himself with the clothes line. He was cut
down in time 10 save his life.-IN. Y. Sun. 81.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

SWEET AS A CHAPLET OF ROSES is J. and f.
AtkinsOn'S Extract of White Roses for the
Hair. At once cleansing, invigoTating, and OF
delightful fragrance ws
Evening star., 1877-12-05

THE "GYPsEY's GIFT is now the standard
and only specific for the prompt and radical
cure for Rheumatism. Ask Major Richards,
Lieut.. Gessford, and Officer jenkins. of the NJ
Police. Sold by druggists generally. ll.2eol:
Evening star., 1877-12-05

ODONOvAN Rosa Donovan
ROSSa was arrested a few weeks ago on Il
license. On Monday last Justice Flammer at
the TOmbS Police court ordered him To give
800 bail for trial. allowing him To go on parole
until the next morning, by which time Rosa
promised to give bail. As he did not put in an
appearance Justice Flammer issued a com
mitment for him yesterday. He was arrested
and the Fenian leader spent two hours in u
cell in the Tombs before he was bailed out by
John Savage.-LN: y. World. 81.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

NILBURS COD LIVER OIL AND ITNE.-The
great popularity of this safe and effieaciouS
preparation is alone attributable To its intrin-
sic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds. ASth-
ma. Bronchitis, WhOoping Cough. ScrofuIouS
HumOrS, and all consumptive symptoms il has
no superior. If equal. Let no one neglect the
early symptoms of disease. when an agent is
thus at hand which viii alleviate all complaints
of the Chest, Lungs or Throat. Manufactured
only by a. Il. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold
by all drugpiStS an
Evening star., 1877-12-05

EOUNG'S PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold 10y
druggists and grOcerS. tr
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The above Oil can he had at George Ryneal
Jr.'S, 639 ID street northwest u1Sl.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the Inspector OF
Buildings: y. King. repair brick dwelling,
gan.cOnstruct a twO-StOry brick dwelling. Hi gh,
between 5th and 9th streets Georgetown
81 400 ID. T.. Kelly, repair frame dwelling,
Virginia avenue, between Sth and gh streets
southeast: $l5 Pat Curtin. construct three
thTee-Story brick dwellings and stores, corner
and 1lth streets northwest; 5000.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

HAPPY TIDINGS for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOSed. drugged. and
quacked. Pulvermacher'S Electric Belts eifec-
tUally cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 61Sd&kly
Evening star., 1877-12-05
CLOTHING.
a BIG Run

ABIG RUN
ON OvERCoATS.
ste OvercoafS Reduced t0 -
SIe Overcoats Re,iuc-I 90 -
SIS Oyercoats R>lucc,I 20 -
SIS OverCOatS Reduced 60 $40
oVERJOATs AT NoNICAL PRICES To
RUN OPP STOCK.
Oyercua;s for S1l-former prlcr sl6
OyCTcoa;, Tor SIS former price SIS
OyeicoaJS Tor Sl4-fo-mer prioe SD
OleroUals for sI5-formCr price So
EVERY GRADE OF oyERCoATs
OFF ERED AT BUYERS PRICE.
Oniy sl8 for our Elegant s23 Ovcrcoats
only SIS for our Elegant So overcoafs
Only $50 Tor our Elegant SIS Oycrcolfs
Only SD for our Elegant $50 Overcoats
OyERSTOC KED WITH ovERCoATs.
BOUND To RUN THEM OFF.
Our SIS Ovcrcoats Down 10 s25
our SIS Overcoats Dovn te s2S
Our $40 OyercoatS Down % $50
Cur s45 Oyercoats Down 30 $50
BUY YOUR OVERCoATS NOW.
PRICES HAVE REACHED BOTTOM.
HABLE BROTHERS,,
OVERCO4T DEPARTMENT,
noN21-ir COR. SEVENTH AND ID STREETS.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

HANGED BY LYNCHERs.-A Columbia
Tenn, dispatch states that George Roper
alias Frank McGhee. the negro who attempted
to outrage Miss Bette TempletOn, was brought
to Columbia from Athens and taken before
the young lady for Identification, after which
he was taken from Jail by Il mob and hanged
in the presence of 2,OOJ persons.
CONGRESSMAN SMALLS, convicted at COlum-
bia, &C, of corrupt practice. has been released
on $1,000 bail to await the decision of the Su-
preme Court Oh his appeal
Evening star., 1877-12-05

HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JUICE of the Hore-
hound plant the Tar of the Balm OF Gilead
Tree. and Healing Honey, for the relief of ir-
rltated lungs. These three specifics are com
will cure cough or cold, however violent, with
unerring certainty.
Pixies 1bOtbdche Drops cure toottlache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at DC eo6
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF sIeN.L OFFICER, ,

Washington. Dettnbcr ntH- l>II.
For New England and the middle states, fal!-
ing tdTCme ter, increasing southeast To- south
west winds. warmer threatening aud rainy
weather. followed in latter by rising baTOme-
ter and colder westerly winds
Evening star., 1877-12-05

"THAT OLD WOMAN OF MINE"'
LOOK FOR HER IN THE WINDOW.
AT
HEILBRUN'S Shoe Store,
No. 40o SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. WITHOUT
RESERVE, IN SIXTY DAYS.
FOR GENTLEXEy.
Elegant hand-sewed Caters, 81 and So.
Fine Calf Button Boots, So and 81. EA1
Splendid hand-stitched Boots. Sc. N
Good Calf Skin Boots. 81 to 81
Fagh and fRa Ss1 ssGs Shoes y 81 so
HkCfics i and Guns, Is, 1ahfsi ali Kinds.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Beautiful French Heel Button. $3.50.
French Kid Side Lace, 50.
Msses ss sesoo sSoss M k!5Ss esnsi q
Shi hid spiing spring Heel Heel baes kss 90
Infants Shoes. 10 cents up.
FLANNEL-LINED CLOTH SHOES.
At
noy23-1m 4O2 SEVENTH ST. NORTHWEST
T AIDES, ATTENTIONS:
Cardinal, English and French Ivy.
Violet, Autumn Maple,
Geranium. Cardinal Maple,
SPRAYS AND VINES.
just received.
homes
Sail and examine them.
A liberal discount to the trade at wholesale.
B. w. REED f. SONS,
nov2O-t 1216 STREET NV.
DICTUREs FOR DECORATING VASES.
Large Variety at Wholesale Only.
Also TOYS and CHRISTMAS GOODS. at
c. w. THORN T. CO -,
dec1-6t 313 AND 315 NINTH STREET NV.
Buy YOUR kAN47RhaTdky yMrEEhEAs AT THE -
613 ID STREET NORTHWEST.
The best I'm the city. noy24-2w' n
nEMOREsT patterns. an the new styles,
sellers and Stationers, 1142 7th street w. School
and Blank Books specialties. sep5-1y
NOTICE.
~ You can find at the NORFOLK OYSTER
DEPOT. 621 B street northwest, oppo-
site the b. 4 p. r. X. Depot, ali the(N ~
celebrated kinds OF OYSTERS. SNIAD
Hotels, restaurAnts and private fami- ~
Hes viii be served at the most reasonable
prices. [seg 29-3m1 N. WHITE CO.
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~ CHRISTINA AS ANTTClPATIONS

tHIh IhIH OF THE kkDEhNEh.
Corner Sth and n streets.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
and SATI RDAN AFTERNOON.
MOTHER GOOSE MELODIES. and CHILD
HOOPS FAIRY TALES. represented by emil
dreu in costume.
hRlSS kRINGLE'S Swiss Chalet ami Fairy
Land Bazaar. at which viii he sold Holiday Gtfts -
all kinds as cheap n the cheapest
Trimmings for Christmas Trees ready made and
made 10 oruer.
IlcketS To- the Entertainment. 10 cents.
During the entertainment the Oh Dominion
Kitchen VIII be opened for supper or SnackS.
All SeaSonahle deiicacieS served by Young la,Iits
Brown Bread, Baked Beans. DouglmutS and
Pumpkin Pie. speciality.
TlckeSS for supper ar the Virginia Table, 80 cts,
SnackS according To bill ~ fare.
BE Come. and have good time.
d5-2f CDNNTTTEE
Evening star., 1877-12-05

SUIT AGAINST SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAIL
ROAD BOSDHOLDERS.-TO-da Mr.. l.. III. Hine.
III his own behalf. entered suit, in the nature
of q creditors bill against John Van Riswick.
+. y. Daring, ChaS. IL. Winder and samuel :
SmOOt. The bill states that defendants are
sued as delinquent bOndholders of the South
eTn Maryland railroad: that in May, lS13, VIM.
Starr and j. w Ridenour sued said company
for work and materials, and obtained iudg-
ment for sj.7i2g1, and in January, 1873. they
assigned to plaintiff. as attorney. an interest
of S.'7l.6S. and in January. ISL, the judgment,
and said Judgment remains unpaid. The bill
states that the company is unable tn pay its
debts and the aid of the court is asked To com
pei tie stockholders To pay up the difference
between the par value of the stock and the
amount actually paid thereon. Complainant
charges that Van RiSwick holds 1000 shares.
Darling 411. Winder 90. and SmOOt 1000 shares.
and not exceeding two dollars per share has
been paid thereon He further says the indebt-
edneSS Is about sl01.OU0, and charges that de
PENDANTS We're guilty OF gross neglect of duty
in contracting for the work and in not at
tempting 10 collect the subscriptions on the
stock: and that there is due from Van RSwick
$4,000 Daring S9.20O, Smoot $4,000, and
Winder $4,000.
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DEADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE WAREROONS.

We have Just opened splendid stock Of the cele-
bfafed BRADBURY PIANOS, and the worid-re-
nowned ESTEf ORGANS. which We offer for sale
and rent az prices and terms TO suit the times.
We have also ON hand a fne stock Of new Pianos,
which we viii sell for $3.50 cash. fully warranted,
Pianos and Organs sold ON the installment plans
Call and examine.
SANDERS = sTAYMAN,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, coz. 18th street.
sepls-sm and Is n. Charles s., Baitimore, Ia.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Cherry Jordan and Susan Cant: Jeremiah Z:
Lott. of Muncie, Ind and Lizzie j. .Hartt OF
FaTonier. and Mary Bell Mcdonald. OF Prince
William county, Va; Nathan Brown and
fanny j Rollins
Evening star., 1877-12-05

ranging from - To SIS
BOYS SUITS, from to I3 years from S4. 80 to
sI2
CHILDREN-S SUITS. CAPE aud ULSTER
ONERtOAT>. from So to $40.
4 great many articles too numerous 10 mention al
prupOrtiOnate prices.
HF- cal dad COariacs Tours.g noy97-tf
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WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED
AlOuSeU,eItS.

National 7Tedter.-RobsOn& & Crane in For
hidden Fruit" now running at the National.
must he seen tn he appreciated. On Friday
and Saturday nights the new comedy "Our
Bachelors Will be produced for the first time.
Ihe0ter CO5HiqUe.-" Blue Beard" now hold
ing the COmique boards. introduces some very
interesting novelties. The full list of varieties
adds to the interest of the performance.
Lincoln HGH.-Mr. W. w. Story will this
evening deliver his popular lecture on Art. -
This lecture has met with great success, and
those who will be present this evening viii
doubtless enjoy rare literary treat.
TGilmGdge HdH.-Mr. L. e.. Townsend will
give some humorous and pathetic readings
here this evening.
T0ilHJGdqe H0N.-TheFe will be a musical
and literary entertainment and festival held
here Thursday and Friday evenings by the
ladies of Trinity T. T.. church.
Lincoln HtN.-There viii be grand concert
here Friday evening for the benefit of ST.
Pdui'S Episcopal church. The names of those
to take part. printed in the advertising col
UmnS. insure frSt-claSs concert.
Masonic Tempie.-A phantom bail next
Tuesday evening for the benefit of ST. John 5
Mite Society.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

FOLEY commenced the sale OF his large ard
elegant assortment Of Toys at his auction.
rooms yesterday We would advise all persons
IN want Of toys 10 attend his sales, at 10 clock
a "a and al 1OclOck p. M, until all are sold
He is throwing them away at sll 7th 81 nwf
Evening star., 1877-12-05

N0tioHoI T1eater.-RobS0n and Crane in
" Forbidden Fruit
Oyeru HDlSs.-EOse and Harry Watkins in
sTTCslden Down.
TLeoteT CDDiqUe.-" Blue Beard and va
TietieS.
LiHcolR H9H.-LectuTe on ~ Art by ". w.
story.
T0iWd6Go HIN-HumOTOuS and pathetic
readings by F. q. Townsend.
Curtis SchOOl BliildiR0. GeOr0efOirH.-Tab-
leuX and musical and literary entertainment.
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AMUSEMENTS.
VILLARD's HALL.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN
MENI, for the Benefit Of
HISS KATE n. GOUDALL.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. :. 1877, at O'Clock.
Assisted hy
The SRngerhund Society. The Blackstone Ci-b.
Miss Mira Lucas, Dr. J. 4. Caulheld.
Mrs. y. III. Camp. Mr.. Hernd0n Norseu.
Miss Mamie Wallace. Prof. E r. Wav
Mr.. Hubert Schutter. Mr.. J. r. joyce.
Mr.. ". l.. Dennis. Mr.. J. :. hubeI
And others.
r
Tickets, 75 cents: at Kills Music store: ThOmp-
sons Drug store. 18th St. and New York ayenUe.
Brad. Adams Book and News DepotS. go 7th st.
and ol2 ST.. and SolomOns & Chapman. 9il Pa.
avenue. d5-3t~
Evening star., 1877-12-05

THE GREAT SALE still continues, only sixty
(6t) days longer, and the store now occupied
iIy Carter, 7O7 Market space, and known as the
more February l. lS7S our lease expires the
store will positively be for rent. Every yard
Of dTy goods '-musff be Sol6.-ASCt.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

The SALE or DOLLS which took place at
Thomas DOwlings this morning will be con-
inued tO-morTCw, at the same hOur-lO1<
oeicek--when the last opportunity will be %.
Tered, as the l0t viii then u closed ouI-1Adrt
Evening star., 1877-12-05

BOYS AND CHILDREN'S ULsTERs will be
worn 10 a greater extent than any previous
season New features i'm trimming make them
very attractive, and increase the desire of
parents tO purchase one for their little ones.
Prices are very low. and the numerous selec-
.ionS Of fabric viii meet the public favor.
ayenue. have the largest and best selected
stock of Boys. Children'S. and Youths Cloth
ing IN the District. IL II the only house which
makes the above branch of business Il spe-
Cialty. and by this means they are enabled To
offer inducements that no other house can.
Parents should call and examine their stock
b fore making purchases elsewhere as they
can certainly be suited in style, fit and fabric.
dGrt.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

ssvI,HAT OLD WOMAN OF MINE.n
Evening star., 1877-12-05

THE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS AsSoCIA-
TION held it, December meeting yesterday at
the room Of the Board of Trade, with Chalkley
GillinShdm (preSdent) in th,. chair. and IN
SuOGgTaSS secretary. There was a discussion
upon the important question of the cause and
cuIe al the grape disease, so prevalent
throughout The country. This debate grew out
of the circular letter Of inquiry sent out BY
Agricultural Commissioner lie Due The dis
cu>SiOn was introduced by preliminary re-
port from a committee of which Prof. Brain
erd is chairman, which will be printed in TIE
NEERLY STAR. together with the usual full
report Of the proceedings.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

REAL ESTATE SAIEs-Messrs YouDg & Mid
dlelOn sold yesterday at auction. for Col JAS
e. Payne. trustee, the south - feet of LOT 81
square ", improved by twoStOry and attic
frame dwelling. on the west side Of 18th, be-
tween l. and NJ streets northwest 10 Mrs
Mary T. Rarrett. IOr S12.N.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY IN THE BRIANT-
CRAIG CAsE.-in the Criminal Court. Judge
Macarthur. yesterday. i'm the ease of George
W. Briant and VIM. Craig, charged with pre-
Senting fraudulent claim against the L. ;.
government. the motion 10y defendants cOun-
sci to dismiss the ease was argued. and judge
Macarthur. after citing the points in the teS-
fImOny. said: III these men were honest i'm
making their demand of Gen. Curtis. then II
was done in compliance with the contract. and
there was no ground for false claims. He did
not propose la interfere with the province of
the jury. but where the defence was 50 com
pletely and fully made out he thought il his
duty tO say ~. and he should instruct the Jury
Ia return verdict of HOt guilty" This was
done and the defendants discharged.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

TR1sMUs NAsCENTIUN.-TheB Board of Health
net last night. In regard Ia the large number
of cases of triSmuS naScentium reported to
abe Beard of Health by the medical sanitary
Inspector. Dr. Verdi offered a resolution that
mOtle of Investigation. the facts of his dag
nosiS, the physical and moral condition of the
people among whom the disease prevails. and
thai the board appoint a committee of three
tO draw up such a report as the ca "a. reuuiFeS
Evening star., 1877-12-05

The WASHINGTON CONyOCATION OF the
Protestant EpipcOpal church met last night in
~. PauiS church, 25d street; present, the
dean. Rev. Dr. levin; Rev. A. FlOridiuS
Steele of ~. Marks church: Rev. j. j. joyce
of ~. Johns church. Georgetown: Rev. Mr.
Perry. of ST Paurs parish, Prince Georges
county. Md. Rev. Mr.. Buck. of Rock Greek
church, and Rev. Mr.. jackson. rector of the
church. Addresses were made by the dean
and Rev. MeSSrS. Steele, Joyce and Perry.
The service was sung by choir composed of
boys and girls, with several Young ladies who
are teachers in the Sabbath school.
, 1877-06-10
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TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE.
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ss.';: I'D II. s =.
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~ e ~ ane's improved farms IN ooi' = mi1si
a. @ IT, sIs;' :Gs &. 81 TTq 2: '.2
4 sns State lsans clear city p'ope'rs ii ma's b
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sens 81:
ter kood houae aud lot IN or ont Of city, will
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F1U NENT-1IALF DF FURNISHED OFFICE. 80
/ Wa4Atngt0a.at At, cheap. LUCKLA CO.

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miscellaneous
MhEST-A FINE, LARGE, ELEGANTLY FUR.
house best location ID tlu city; houSt and
Iss.I " tats &!thg; e u rented saoAlle u
nn.sT kAHIiSGlUA HACkHEI, Aua MAh.
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ffp HEST-STtlltE-t34 WEST AADIsON.sT.. Oit
part, ysIy luY Een. " df:As!nlkcf " xrnt4 neck.
Esrt money 70 'toek xl!s At.:' A. fot rent stoss q
LaOr AElnsyt Gcst thax ta ths city. la4oira u 10
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tlp KKxr-sT0NE ON SOUTH WATER.sT. . "
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