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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

A sad accident occurred In the fam
lily of Mr.. Coatney, living two miles
south east from town, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coatney came to town,
leaving their children at home.
While absent their little three year
old boy fell into an excavation made
for an ice house, which was filled
with water by the recent rains. and
was drowned. d.-Fdirbury Gazette.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The fact that the law legally mur-
dered eleven Mollie McGuires in
Pennsylvania recently, does not seem
TO have had a striking moral effect
upon that rough class of that States
citizens. Hanging by the neck Is said
TO prevent crime! How much :?
When, and where?
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The matron of the Soldiers Orph-
ans Home, of Bloomington, ILL.,, was
arrested last week for cruelty whip
ping child. Her treatment of the
children for some time has been re-
ported to be of the most inhuman and
brutal character.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The United States Supreme Court,
in the case of the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad in Iowa, has
decided that the law in that State
regulating rates of fare is constitu-
tionsl and valid. According to the
Omaha Herald and Republican, all
the railroads In Iowa will now get up
and get out of that State, and no new
roads will be built.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12
A subscriber write from Shreveport,

A subscriber write from shreveport,
La, that few days since a colored
man employed on the steamboat Tex
as was shot dead dy the mate because
be declined to carry wood. The col
ored man left the boat, and was sitting
on a fence some fifty yards d.s:ant
when the mate ordered him out of Il
sight. The negro declined ts move
and was shot. There were many wit
nesses to the act, but the murderer
was not arrested Inter Ocean.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Summer Ia In her summerhood,
boys are iQ their boyhood, girls are in
their gigglehood, and young CAN'T of
the Western Ne6roSkidn is yet revell-
ing i'm his babyhood.- Central City
Courier.
And yet, CAN'T numerically VOL
lops the Courier on every set-to they
have-but then any respectable boy
can do that.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

A lad twelve years of age, named
Albert Thomas. was drowned in a
creek near Savannah, in Butler coun-
ty, last Friday. With a number of
comrades of about the same age, he
was bathing in the creek and acci-
dentally got into deep water.-Kear-
neg Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

valuable to show to the outside world
what Nebraska is doing horticultur-
ally, and also as a manual and guide
to our younger and more inexper-
fenced fruit raisers. We trust the edi-
ton is large enough to supply the de-
mand that must necessarily spring up
for it.-KenesdU Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The town Of PeasaCkee, Wisconsin,
was utterly destroyed by tornado on
Saturday the 9Th inst, Eight or ten
persons were killed In large hotel
blown down. Pensavkee is 8 sum-
ner resort for trout fishers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

We understand that Major Caffery
is now making arrangements to re-es-
tablish in this City his old daily even
ing Blade. 1t will be Independent
not only In politics but everything
else. The Major is an excellent news
paper man and don't know what il is
to fail. We wish him abundant sue
oess.-Stdte Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

One Of the virgin Sisters OF the st.
Msrys Nunnery, at Lafayette, Ind,
recently had g baby. 1t was tried to
be kept secret, but the fact leake ed out
in some way, and Lafayette "a deeply
agitated over the scandal,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The State Journal has lengthy
article on Bruno Tsxchuck. Secretary
of State, the glst aud definition OF
which Is that Mr.. TsSchack is an ass,
Just what we have thoaghs for some
time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The Greenbackers Of Wisconsin
held a convention at Portage on the
9Th. with large delegation, from all
parts Of the State. Hon. +. p. Ellis,
Of Milwaukee was nominated for Gov
ernor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12
CPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

Notice IS hereby given that by virtue OF
an order of sale issued out of the District
Court In and for the county OF Pawnee, and
State OF Nebraska, and 20 me directed as
Special Master commission OF the said court
upon a decree Of foreclosure rendered By said
conrt In favor Of Herman l. Wayland, plain
tif.. and against Robert V. MAR, Esther D.
Muir. Jane ID. Stuart and NJ. l.. Davis de-
fendants, TO satisfy the sum OF S3,0I0.OO, and
interest and costs. I viii offer for sale at
public action, at the north door of the
Court House in Brownville, Nernaha Coun-
ty, Nebraska, on the
25th day OF july A. ID. 1877,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following property
to-wit; The north half 90 of the southwest
quarter % Of section number twenty-sfx
(26), of township number five 90, north OF
range number fifteen (l5l, east, in NemahR
County and State or Nebraska, containing
eighty 800 acres of land, more or less. with
the appurtenaneeS thereto belonging, taken
as the property OF Robert V. Muir and Esth-
er D. Muir, and IN favor of Herman L. Way
land.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
June, A. d. 1877. d. D. DAVIS,
52w4 Special Master Comss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Alison Allen lost twelve head of
sheep by the wolves a few weeks
since. Four boys were herding about
one hundred and seventy sheep and a
flock of wolves run In and stampeded
the sheep and killed the number above
stated Chiefidin Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Gen. Remick left Monday for Kear-
ney and other western points. He Is
interested in large herd of Texas
cattle which has just arrived in the
western part Of the state. .-PGaOnee
Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Geo. White, Mike Coffee, Roam
Stanton, VIM. White, II. Miles, and
Lee Woodruff, with five wagons load
ed with flour. started for the Hills, on
Thursday last. We wish them q safe
and profitable trip Chiettain Her
add
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

General Msta, of Mexico, who is at
Washington seeking recognition az
Mexican Minister. recently held sn
interview with Secretary Evarts,
which was mutual and pleasant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Professors Sanders, Of Indiana, and
Gowdy, of North Platte, will conduct
the Normal institute to be held In
this city July 16th.-Pda01lee Repu6-
Hcdn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Ex-Gov. Furnas is in the oity. The
governor is looking hearty and Is
brown enough to have just come out
Of the harvest field. He is stopping
at the Commercial.-iStdte Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Two thousand lounds Of wool from
the Bradbury ranch at Lebanon, Red
Willow county, arrived last evening,
and was purchased at the warehouse
of It. NJ. Messick. Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12
FROM THE ARIZONA MINES.
Letter From John FurnaS.

We are again permitted to publish
a private letter from John Furnas,
now in the silver mines of Arizona, to
his father in this place.
RICHMOND BASIN, ARIZONA, I
June, 22d 1877.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Secretary McCrary visited Leaven-
worth on on the 5th. and was the
guest of Gen. Pope. Hedeclined any
public reception.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The crops of western Nebraska look
at least fifty per cent. better thanthey
have ever looked at this season Of the
year.-Kedrney Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

The Russian bear hasn t swallowed
the whole Turkish army yet as any
one Is aware of.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12
THURSDAY, JULY IL, 1877.

The death OF the Pope of Rome be
again reported.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
/ TTACHMENT NOTICE.

A ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Charles +. Stewart VS.. H c. Butts and Kate
Butts. Before T. L. Schick, j. p. in and for
NeFraha County. Nebraska.
On the 23rd day Of April 1877, said Justice
issued an order of attachment IN the above
action for the sum OF 81 so. The trial OF said
action has been adjourned until July 23rd,
1877, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
CHARLES F. STEWART.
Brownyilfe Neb June 6 1871 Iva
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Frank D. Muir vs. Henry G. Butts. Before
4. L. Schiehf ,. P. IN and for NemRhsf
County, Nebraska.
On the 18th day OF June, 1877, said Justice
issued an order Of attachI Inent in the above
action for the sum Of Sl050 The trial of said
action has been adjourned until August 4th,
ls77. at 10 o'clock o. m.
1w3 FRANK d, MUIR
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12

Wednesday at noon. June 28th, we
took the train for Brownville, and
thanks to the good company Of Rev.
Mr.. Pershaun, of Nebraska City, and
Rev. Mr.. Lemons, who accompanied
US to Peru, the ride was made very
pleasant. We wish that all ministers
would take as lively an interest In
the Temperance work as Mr.. Lemons,
and show to the world by their works
that they are not afraid to espouse a
lust cause.
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pay has been

lace the passage OF the law three or four
years ago providing for the punishment OF
persons sending indecen or scurrilous postal
cards through the mails, q number OF con-
victions have been secured by the courts.
The law as embodied in the Revised Statutes
provides that any person sending a postal
card ON which Is written or printed indecent
or scurrilous epithets, shall be deemed guilty
OF misdemeanOr, and, on conviction, shall
De lined not less than s1OO, nor more than
$500, or be imprisoned at hard labor not
less thar one year nor more than ten years,
or BOTH 1t remained fo- Washington law
yer to make the discovery the other day that
thls law was amended July y, 1876, by an
act which provides only for the punish
nent OF persons sending Indecent" matter
through the mails. Nothing Is said in re-
gard TO "scurrilous" matter in the later act,
SO That 1t Is plain that no special postal act
exists for Furnishing those who utter cards of
This description. Fortunately, however, the
laws relating TO libel in the different states
can be invoked 10 bring offenders of the
Class IN question TO Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-21

1t is useless to longer disguise the gravity
OF The situation or to get rid OF the appre-
hension Of near and serious conflict ba-
tween the laboring and employing elements
oIlhe country. \ strike on one of our great
trunk railway lines has extended rapidly
eastward and westward until now thousands
80 employees are bidding defiance TO the rail-
ROAD companies, interfering with travel and
ue transmission OF the mails. and sion
ping tne running of freight trains tn the
material detriment of the business of the
country But the railroad employees form
Dul traction of the dissatisfied elernent
livery WneTe they count their sympatbfzers
Oy the thousand among the unemployed noor
u many branches Of industry. /, isa singular
iact mat such cOndit ton of affairs sbouId
eAls' IN view OF the abundance which pre
vans throughout the entire country. There
Is oearth OF nothing in the way of bread
slufis' and Yet the country is filled with An
army OF trarnpS, many of whom are willing
90 "ork II they are only afforded the oppor-
tuhlty' Our statesmen must solve the Drn-
Diem whether there is any remedy by Ieois
latlon Tor this state OF things Thus far thew
nave ialIed utterly and left the problem 10
soiVe Itself Possibly their wits NAV he
sharPened by the present lamentable occur
reAc.s INTO discovering some method which
Will restore harmonious relations between
capital a. Il labor.
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There is an appositeness in the suggestion
that the President allow the New York
chamner of commerce to select the chief
custom house officers for that port The
enshoer OF commerce is a large and infiu-
sniSi body and is interested in having
nohest and efficient officers But then what
would the politicians say?
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No. ., BuIhnch street, Boston
(OEposite Revere Rossse)
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OR, sELF-PRESERVATIoN.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLnl
God Medal Atoardtd 10 me A,rh9r bv ~
"Adttondt Medical Association"
March 3lSt, 1876.
q, The nntold mlseres that result from ind scrsuon
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{ he science Of Life Of self Pr %sI
health and i again The Chief oonsutips R P6s.ic.s
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The Science Of Life q beyond ali comparison tn
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HOPE nestlee IN the bottom OF Pspdors's bcrIsstt
nope plImss her wing anew since the ISSUING q
Medical Instituie, Which are ts.eSins ~ thosssz
how TO avoid the malsdies that sap the citsiel |
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IT should be reed by the young the middle-sgS
And even the old. '-Nee Ysrk TIbsss
The brit and only Medal ever conferred up0n an
Medical Man In this country A. A Recognition
all and professional services, presented % ne
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o. Rnce Address PEABODY MEDICAL lhsIr
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A FEW THINGS WORTH knowing.

Won car hry ell, ii II srI<1shes a 20 and IS
Rubber Dressir Combs Goo. 5ear : 70 = soa s9c:
The tesyiest Rubber Dressing ooho maze a. 0Oc' I
io Knbber ack T. lit Mirrors, soc. and ST.,
ESoel.shi f hgS' Poli.hed Waaut Frsmss, eson5
hi W,Inut Towel and Hat Racks nc.
pr silk Velvet Photo FIR NEE, &c.
Russia ather Pocket B"Oks.5 and 81; Leather
Fine Japanese Fans to 25;.; Black SILK Painted
Fun set Of Croquets halls, ms,lets, 20 wickets,
and twp stakes, all in nice box with 25c croquet
All Of sdirs' fne Urd-rw.ar bssutifully made
and trimmed. rsduced from S2i0 and S. 81 and
S" sft c RI1s pon ever saw oT 81 Lovely s
erpIsted Pickle Stands, 81, with thousands OF
discounts, nor d. !seil or neither do buy
ton goods but nevertheG- Am Wiling 70 na sss
Come and examine them if is notrouole Tor rs to
'"'" 30 SILvERBERG,
METROPOLfTAN BAZAAR,
jyH-t,ths,u 1872 5H ST.. near PA. are.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
JULY 23D, 17i,
IL 900 YARDS HAMBURG EDGING AND
INsERTIN3,
The above Goods will be Cffered at IS cents on the
dollar Price from &C per yard.
FOR THIRTY DAYS
OUR STOCK OF
Dry GOODS
WILL BE OFFERED AT
A vEnI SMALL ADVANCE ABOVE THE NET
COST.
Come early before the assortment is broken.
&. VI. TOWsON g. CO..
63O PeuRs ylrdaiG aren"p,
D2I-eotr South side.
pEDFORD WATER,
Fresh from the Srring
jy20-2t N. W. PURCHELL, 1892 street.
on! Use THE REST.
| NO GRIT NO GUM. NO ACID!
Ell. KelIogg's Auti-COrrosive
| CILiSDER OIL
| Has BODY superior 10 any luhgicatoT and endures
an eS' S% IRE 'ei P GiLB Isl
| NOTICE OF ASsiGNMEHT@ NOTICE is
bereny given that EDWARD Z. B0RROUGH and
fsERy CaaE bs1s fs. .. made
| general assigr ment 10 the undersigned for the
b. nei Of their creditors Persons indebted to said
creditors OF said firm will present their claims, with
| particulars of same, TO us at cur office.
MILLS DEAN,
Assisnees Of the Emery Coal Company, ass louis
| lana avenue. JyD-lw
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II ]. HEIBERGER,
CITIzENS'. ARMY AND NAVY 1Ye'n o0'' a
nERCHAGT TAILOR,
Metropolitan b otel, (lste Brovnhl W.
Ul-fy No. 015 Penn's ave., Washington. ~

HAVING ENLARGED OUR STORE,
We aie nov prepared TO Offer 70 the puhl,~ . o.s
complete assortment II
STOVES FURNACEs, BANGEs, oRArrs. Ia.
TROB1 STOVES, AND eLATB NAdTIIa
In Great Variety.
Persons fitting mp their b .usee with the .A,v.
named Goods, should not fail 70 cell md en- amins -
fore buying elsewhere.
A FIRST GLASS ELEVATED OVEN RANCE
FOB S0S.
Also,
LATROBE STOVES, WITH ILLUMINATED
BASE, SELF FEEDING, TO HEAT
TWO ROOMS,
FOB ESQ, Ar
REIS9NKR = JENNA.
ye0-9 III Secesfh street north nest.
n IVA, I4fIovED SODA.
ssS S6fSs. s,r,r n ..a sa.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

Average sl0srn Daily Circulation oD1
17,5OO,-beirg more than three times
that of any Other daily paper in WGss-
ington, and more than that OF az 1'e
Others added together.
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l. By b. II. WARNER CO.
BRAINARB II. WARNER. EDWIN A MCINTYRE
010 street northwest, ODD Masonic Temple

ByB. h. wARNER 90.
BRAINARB II. WARMER. EDWIN A MCINTYRE
0I6 r street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.
No. 1910 Vermont avenue Is n m L....--... sl0
No street NV, Is rs, sill "a. t............-.. IS
No. I22s st. NV. IL RS, all IN 4. ......... Gu
No 0O4 n 81. NV Dr., sto., IL RI. y, m &c g.
No I0OG st. NV, br Ssto., 10 rs, all IN H. IS
Sd0 st Dr., sto., ii RS, O. m: i...-.... IS
No IS0s Mt nv, srs all m. i.--...........-. 50
Ne SSS Capitol, new 10 m. i..-..--........ 81
70 1x3a st. NV brick, sto. RS, M. L. ~
No a 5SSS q" NV Dr., s,to., rs, g. m H.. 20
no SOOO 18th ct. nv, ii rs, all N. l--..-... ~
no I'D ID Ut. ne, 10 rs all n. i.........--. ~
NO 2lS ct. NV, brick, story, m t...-....-. IS
70. lS24 st NV, Dr., sto, rs, all m. - S
No zoe 5th Ut. br. 3 sto., RS. all L.-.. IS
No ~ Sd ct ne, fr., rs, all m. f. stable. IS
Nos LOG; 112 9Th ct. Sc, br sto., rs, MI 81
No 500 , Let st,nw br, story 7rooms.-.,-..-- 80
Nos l226 1880 st. NV, br., >. z n.,m.i..E 50
Ne DID New Jersey av. NV g rs, gas, water. y
No 100 Carroll ct. e., brick, 5 story, Z rs.,mi 8
No q Deirees ST.. br rs, IN. i.....--.....-... l.
No S12 l5t' st sw, brick RS, water, &c. Is
No 1917 Sd ct. NV, frame, rs, water, &c. Is
store III 10th street northwest ...-........ 10
city, fnll list Of which can be eeen at Offices
FOB SALE-We have Q number Of bargains In
houses and lots large and small in every section Of
the city, which would be pleased to show to par
FoB hENT-EO: !ls a st. n.v., m. L.:..-.... So
Do. 1941 sth st. NV, m. L..---.. 70
FOB sALE-No 81 Mas ave, T. m............as 500
Do. 1909 7th st. n " ...............7 40
DO. Email FERN. acres, four miles from city.
do. OF rent-SQuare Ground northern part Ofcity
49, ChAS. A. APPEL,
yO-u NO. 4s2 Louisiana avenue.
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Choice books no longer for the few only. The bes,
Books usually sold from g to So given (unch changed
AID unabridged for 10 and ~ cents.
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FOR SALE.

LOB sALE-One BAY HORSE you.s ana
i sound, g hands high. 5000 snsl "a IN
ute e cav ~ it seen at CBAs IL EARLE SseI-,
sII 18Th street .n ..
II 4 ALA large, handsome. Chestnai s0rrI
a.rrsl fI KIND aud ss 10 sIcf Ss9? SrSd
Eini- can be - y AZ e32 Loaisiana AZ s'.nr - =
vi L. sold on time with good endorsed n',-s' gr
L'OR SAIE-Fsmilg HORSE, saund and kind;
Il fail q top BUGGY and HARNEsS' q. a.
ef5.r BE- ssi al sHKES OSBORN Sh
stable e2s street northwest. lsaS-
LOR sAIE-0ns FAMILY CARRiAGE and
but GRi B B.sd b ~ RING
bic, On C street, between ~ and 6thA -fS7 =.
STIR cts. pNG
LSOR sALE-A Fine BAY HORSE; sound aud
Il gentle. suitable for buggy OF light faIni- a.
Z s. .sr.i e solo Tor no AMT price f@"AX
LNOR sALE-CHEAP-Threeo n.-seated and Q
Il T-osssied PHRToNs with shsfrso FNz
m and rss N and .9tGs 'S 5 s al eSsss,
s's:s $500 4 shA .Tsn1,
EoR sALR-I 600 600 hs a i.ade BRICKS.
20 900 beet srali'y " E tXSsnR RE !, IshoRn.
iyi-eOim' corner South Capitol and sts.
EoR sALE-A good rosd MAZE, hs9, Car
|. rage and 81, STns,s; vii sci cheap. IN
between ~ and o,h: myn-
EDUCATIONAL.
REV. ID. A. HOLBRooK's Classical and
brgrs I Pb De- HolSro6 GG refers ssT 10
Hon. John jay nOx, Hon. b C. NorhroP. score
tary Board OF Education, Conn. Jyls 2m
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechsn-
II ~, md S,iool osens ri year sept 18th
Jyl6 NV Ns,2m REv. I. EGE' A NJ, Pres.
linden HALL MORAVIAN SEMI
IL NARY FOR GIRLS. az Lititz. Lancaster CO,
Pa. Founded E94. Graduating Course HIrrGrf
UnfrerStfg Preliminary ErGBl iHdIun fnr Won ~ -
il6-m,v &s,2m Rev Ii A. BRlCkENSTEIN, Prn.
lanes CORRIDOR, Professor Of Pe,,mo,s-
ship, st. Cloud Building, 9th and y. Writing
Bookkeeping and Short-Hsnd taught in short and
easy Courses of lessons. Thorough instruction
guaranteed. Lessons given st residences and Q
schools. ge4ly'
Il KINDERGARTEN NORM L INsTI-
N TUTE-The summer class begins June 18th,
prove their vacations by wing the science. Tn.
autumn couree opens October 9sh. For terms anc
particulars apply 80 Mr.. LOUISE POLLOCK and
Mis-. SUSIE POLLOCK, II2s % street = "a
west. myS sm
WEST END INSTITUTE,
w MRS. :. L. DApYs
BOARDING school for YOUNG LADIES,
myli-4m NKw HAVEN, CoNS
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
W vile, Pa; Boys, $50 per quarter; -i-as -f
Boys pre- pared for Yale or Harrs-' r-.-...r.
sec29y JOS. SHHH itHs NJ. e.. Cd.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
vlrFu BEANS.
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sspeZ. Repairing dcue su the neatest manner
JOHN VI. YOUNG.
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COAL AND WOOD.

THOMAS W. RILEY & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOOD AND COAL.
- " are delivering beet qualities Of WOOD a.
'OAL 70 al parts Of the city, at " holesale pricss
Cumberland COAL Run of Mine ana Lun,
always on hand, Of lOwest rates
Main Office and Depot. Rileys Wharf foot u.
sud 18th streets southwest
Oaicas 1C street, between "a and Hnw
10th street, between ana Esw 70 ii
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~ street. and New York svenue, sntranc. ~N
Loan Once n TIE city. Money loassd Il Is. q a
,oEs9 rets Of interest % Gold and Silver sfeAsS
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