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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-14
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
Celebration Of the Fiftieth Anniversary
Of the Pope's Priesthood.
The Citizens. the MilItia. the Army. the
Navy and the Clergy All Jein
In the Jubilee.

Yesterday was q great day in the an.
nails Of Catholicism, and one replete
with joy for the followers Of the Church
OF Rome, 80 numerous In our midst. It
was the tiftieth anniversary Of the con-
secration OF His Holiness, Pope Plus the
Ninth, as priest, and, as 1t were, his
golden wedding with the Church. Well
indeed and piously was the occasion
celebrated by the good people Of New
Orleans, than whom the Pope has no
truer lieges or more faithful adherents.
During the forenoon grand high mass
was celebrated In every church of the
city that holds allegiance to the Catho-
lie Church, and the dscourses all tended
to the glorifioation of the name of the
head Of the Church, Of whom the
Blessed Saviour himself has said that
that the gates of hell will not prevail
against him.
The ladies. whose sympathetic souls
and minds. always tending towards
the ideal, are essentially religious, were
out zen masse," and their comely ap-
pearance on the streets, bedecked as
only our New Orleans ladies know how
to do, pleaded in favor Of the Pope with
as much eloquence as even the conse-
Grated men in the pulpit. The women
have faith, the faith that moves noun
tains, and when they enlist on ones side
there victory perohes upon bright
banners.
Unhappily rainy day marred the re-
joicings Of the forenoon, and interfered
with the movements to and fro on the
streets that give life and color to oele-
bration. The clerk of the weather, how
ever, understanding the Importance of
the occasion, relaxed toward evening,
and by three o'clock the clouds had dis
appeared, the sky was fair. and balmy
breezes had taken the place OF the tear
full sighs of the east wind.
Then did the population turn out; the
devout ladies, the innocent children.
the unsophisticated boys, the we'll be-
haved youths and the sedate gentlemen.
Flags with bright colors were on every
street unfurled to the breeze, couriers
and marshals rode to and fro. and all
At half.past three o'clock the different
had assembled on Canal
street, the head Of the line resting on
Rampant. It was o cheering sight for
all good Catholics to see the long line of
devotees, clerical, lay and military,
drawn up to do honor to the head OF the
Church.
A LITTLE AFTER FOUR O'CLOCK,
with colors flying and bands playing,
the procession moved off down Rampant
street at the signal from the Cathedral
bells, Grand Marshal @. Z. Girardey
leading, with the following staff OF aids
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-14
NO HONEY.

The Appropriation for United states
Courts Given Out.
IN. Y. Times.
RWasHINGToN, May 9.-The Attorney
General has issued an order to United
States Marshals notifying them that the
appropriations for expenses Of United
States courts for the present fiscal year
is nearly exhausted. and no further ex-
penditures can be made before the 1st Of
July, when the appropriation for the
ensuing fiscal year becomes available.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-14
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

rleh ana costly ornaments which would
nave peen utterly ruined by water
Al o'clock, the children having been
brought around the stand. the meeting
was called to order with the following
officers:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-14

bright dresses Of the thousands Of
ladies. and the uniforms of the mem
bers In the procession, made q picture
never to be forgotten by those who saw
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-14

A LITTLE AFTER FOUR 0 CLOCK,
with colors flying and bands playing,
the procession moved off down Rampant
street at the signal from the Cathedral
bells, Grand Marshal @. i. Girardey
leading, with the following staff Of aids ::
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-14

oh ohe breast OF our common father, and of
bat. '"'S 'he heaf Oh COM
from Spoleto, he was transferred to
tue ArehdIocese OF Imola In 1899 nv
gregory XVI, and in 1s4O he was
made Cardinal. Six wears later
on the 10th June. 1916. bv the the
unanimous choice OF the Conslays Gar
dinal Mastai Ferretti became the % sma-
OF Plus TX. oA 'no '''ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

The Virginia democrats hold convention
In Richmond tomorrow to nominate can
didate for governor. The leading candidates
are General William Malone and Major
John w. Daniel, while Halliday, Talia.erro
and FitZhugh Lee have a cons iderabie num-
Der OF friends A correspondent in Rich
mond, looking over the field, says that
Malone viii probably go into the conven-
ton as the leading candidate, but will have
the disadvantage of having all the minority
candidates combined against him; that
Daniel Will lead the opposition, and the
probability is will be the nominee. In the
event OF Daniels failure 10 concentrate the
opposition to Malone upon himself, then a
dark horse will loom up, and that will be
either Colonel Robert Beverly, OF Fauauier.
or General William III. F. Lee, of Prince
William General Lee Is q son of General
Robert f. Lee, aud is chiefly noted for being
" the son of his father" Colonel Beverly is
wealthy farmer Of Fauquier county, who
does not crave the nomination, but who will
accept il If IL is rendered.
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The Attorney Generals opinion that IL is
improper for Cabinet officers TO disclose the
names OF persons recommending parties for
ONCE, does not meet with very general favor
Cabinet officers are quite as liable to be i'm
posed upon by unworthy persons as ordinary
individuals. 1t has become the custom of
late 10 decline to give the names of persons
appointed TO clerkships in the different exec
utive departments, for the reason that such
announcements greatly increase the number
OF applicants for office, and give the heads of
departments much annoyance 1t is doubt
less vexatious TO be bored daily by crowds
OF hungry Office-seekers, but after all that is
one OF the duties the sovereign people paw
their public servants to perform, and the
ought 10 perform IL uncomplainingly, or
make room for other patriots who will glad
ly take their places, with all their cares
and burdens. The names of all persons an
pointed TO office should be made public,
and no secret should be made of the infiu
ences through which their appointments are
brought about. distances occasionally oc
curing where improper persons secure ap-
potntments, and are dismissed when their
true characters are discovered show that the
good OF the public service demands that there
shall be no concealment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

More, perhaps, on account of the attitude
OF Senator Blaine towards the President than
on any other, the republican convention to
be held in Maine this week will attract much
attention Every body is curious TO hear
what the convention will say about the Pres
idents southern policy and his scheme of
civil service reform, but the impression pre-
walls that the declarations of the convention
will make no specific mention of either of
these subjects. In the face of the undeniable
fact that the people generally are quite con-
tent with the Presidents course, 1t is doubt
full whether any one will have the temerity
10 propose to formally put the republicans of
Maine In the attitude Of opposing IL. Late
advices from Augusta say IL is was the pur-
pose month or more ago 10 introduce a res
olution censuring the southern policy, >"
but this idea has undoubtedly been aban-
doned. On the contrary the President has
many strong supporters among thedelegates,
and IL is possible some of them may insist
upon testing the sense OF the convention by
a resolution indorsing the President, In
which case q scene may be expected. 1t is
even binted that If such a resolution is put
before the convention Mr.. Blaine will seize
the occasion TO make fierce attack upon the
President. Governor Connor, IL is under
stood, viii be renominated by reclamation.
The democratic convention meets next week
Among the democratic aspirants for the
gubernatorial nomination are Samuel j.
Anderson, of Portland; Charles Roberts,
OF Bangor; Joseph Titcomb, of Kenne-
bunk, and Bion Bradbury, of Portland.
The democrats will probably have plank
In their platform opposing the Maine liquor
law, but there are no indications that they
will gain much strength by this course, as
the liquor law is sustained by a considerable
portion of the democratic party. The green
hackers will also make a display of strength
In the election, but it is not thought that they
will poll more than from COO to 500 votes:
and, altogether. IL does not seem likely that
very FERROUS inroads will be made upon
CODnor's II 900 majority of last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

The revenues OF the Post Office department
would be considerably increased were Com
gress to make the number OF postage stamps
actually cancelled at post Offices the basis
OF the compensation OF small postmaster
instead OF basing such compens alton of the
number OF stamps sold. The saving to the
government by this change would be very
considerable. since ii is well known that
thousands OF postmasters who are store
keepers pay for their goois TO a great extent
with postage stamps TO be used outside the
delivery of their Offices, on which stamps
they are allowed by the government q profil
OF from forty TO sixty per cent. The Pos,
ONCE department is continually trying to
break up this practice, but Ii is impossible
In q majority OF cases 10 find out the culpa
bic parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07
pEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
no. A, Bulf1nch street, Boston
Opposite Reuere H0use.)

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;
OR, REPRESENTATION.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
GolG .He,iGl AoaYdtd TO rhe author on the
"NGtiOpaL Medical association"
hdrch 3lSt, 1876.
The told miseTies that suit from indiscretion
In esII life MAJ Dc aiievisted ana cured Those no
q. ct this assgrIioI should purchase the new Med
" Price e. sitslity impaired by
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tains more than fifty valuable medical
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The author ha, returned from EuTose in excellent
health and is again the Chief Consulting Ply sican
street. Bo.ton, Mass: ""--Rspr5iiean Journal
The Science of Life Is beyond all comp arison the
hshed."-Bostos Herald. 'N'
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hope pumes her wings anew since the issuing Of
thee valuable xor.s; published By the Pea6 ,dy
how to avoid the mssdies that san the oiss lei Of
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and the
The 6rst and only Medal ever conferred upon any
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By the Boston press, and the leading journals
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Altogether, in its execution ann the richness OF
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We may soon expect to hear that the large
coal corporations have entered into another
combination 10 put up the price OF their
stock. A rumor OF such a movement was
circulated late last week, but It's accuracy
was denied by the president OF the Delaware,
Laekawanna and Western Company, with
out whose cooperation no agreement could
De successfully made and carried out. Ex-
cuses will not be wanting. however. to fix a
higher scale of prices before the cold weather
sets in and the demand for coal becomes
greater and more general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

Seer, tary Evarts Is represented as express
Ing IL. hope that Congress viii take early
measure looking TO the participation OF the
United states In the French International
Exhibition OF next year. II Is generally con-
ceded that Congressional aid would come
almost too late to be availa BILE for the proper
representation Of American interests In
.s III would, therefore, be well for
nericans who propose TO exhibit their
reference to what the government NAV -.
may Tot do. AAA"' Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

General Campos, an experienced soldier,
plainly tells the Spanish government that he
must have 5000 more troops to suppress the
rebellion in Cuba He further tells the home
government that IL these troops are not fur
nished the island might as well be aban-
cened. This is the same invincible General
Campos who was expected to "crush out the
rebellion In ninety days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

Germany continues to lead Ireland in
sending emigrants TO the United States, and
last month England led her by several hun
dred- OF 6,Il5 immigrants landing in New
York last week Germany sent ,522; England,
1,23s; Ireland, 946; and Austria 412 the re-
mainder coming from other foreign coun-
tries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07
CHEAP FUEL.

The cheapest and best fuel for cooking purposes
la VAIN weather 10 COKE. II IL also valuable for
steam purp ses Nov that there 10 . Pr sp ct OF con
tiL ued scarcity Of cal in the IN
If the rtrke OF the canal la,mea, it would be we'll
for persons wishing cheap fuel to supsy them elves
~ith COKE af the once Of the WASBIN0 TON
northwest Still sold the recent low rsf O. "a %
for load of forty bushels. aud q IS for loSd Of
city. Iy18-tr
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Reading Matter On Every Page.

Average s'cOrn Daily Circulation Deer
II, 5OO,-being more than three times
that Of any other daily paper in Wash
ingtOn, and more than that of all the
Others added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07
The Star for the Summer.

Prsons Isrrtss tAs sty may hars THE STAR sess
% shSty address oy MAIL POSTAGE p~spasd, fo- sxo
psvsod AZ ffns a, tssy may dsstrs fSs rate Of
essts tresk, so eents nonts, S1.Ts for nAsa
OvoTths, o~ 8 fo@ SIR usHfas.
- The money pay fs- rAs tsn1e yesxsyef v1xss O.
aH cases accompany tas oyfsv. Otksyvtss ~ pape
BE-
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Cheice books no longer for the few only The best
standard novels within the reach of every ono.
Books usually sold from . to So given (unchanged
and unabridged for 10 and - cents.
/. East Lynne. By Mrs. ny Wood double No. l..2Oc
2. John HGiJd1. Gent. By Miss Mulock
jane Eyre. By Charlotte Bronte double NJ. J. DC
& Woman Hdtsr, Charles r. AIDES new novel. 2Oc
The Is ark Indies. Jules verne's latest loo
s. Last Days Of P0rpsii By Bulwer..-.......--.-lOc
s. The ArUnde! Motto, BY Mary Cecil Hay ......l0c
9 o q MyddsltoHS Money, BY Mary Cecil Hay. .lOc
% The Woman IN Whits, BS " like .Ilins.....3Oc
ii. The MIL the Floss, By George Eliot ....- DC
u. The American Senator, By anthony TrOlope. DC
IS. Pr,noeSs Of ThE,s Nv William Blsck.-.... DC
IS komota, By George Eliot, (Doub.e No h;.... Oc
lee. In one book By jules Verne....-. .... l0c
Hidden Pcr,is. By Mary Cecil Hsy...-..........lOc
Is BGrbara,s History By Am.1ia Edwards. DC
%. Terrific TsnptatioH By Charles Reace ..-l0c
q. Foul Play, BY Charles Resde loo
q Man and WIFE b. Wikis Collin ...........-...2Oc
q Tie Squire Legacy, By Mary Cecil Hsv..... oDc
- II rs NtrsT Too Late 20 msHi BY Chas Reade2Dc
y The Castles Her. Ry Mrs Henry Wood . lOc
rs AnTo-o Floyd, BY Miss NJ r. Braddon. ... Die
For sale by all Booksellers and New sdealers or
sent pos age epaid, on receipt Of price by
GEORGE MUNRO,
sl-si' 81, 23. and 25 Vande,ccter St., N r.
CONCORD BUGGIES; choice top BUG
~ GY, built by joyce; 4-seated Passpn- St5n r.
&c WAGON; 4-seated Platter nm, Picnic fetyfs
and studebaker " AG0NS, e pr cent cheaper than
ever offered 10 the public at zoos Louisiana ave
RAIN ID. w. MAGRATH.
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month Bui-
letn of all property for sale and rent books,
which be had application at my office, will
be sent by mail If desired
Auction Sales.
On TUESDAY, August 18th, at O'Clock p. m.
BaildiDg Lot on 2)th street, between Il and n.
Loans.
A. 600. $500, 5000, at per cent. aui.tr
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SECOND.HAND CLOTHING, FURNI
~ fgRx: CARPETS, ssDPLhS, 0ILCLoTHs,
hiehea cash prices Daid. Order. by man IremptIy
sssifE 18th Rrsst "a fssss V sycaus,
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n o r I O r.

n o T O r.
pot, 01l street northwest, OYS-NAI
tbs: GLA A .. Hard 1 Ts sSs GRABS
sulIlied q cheapest market rates;
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL OF
THos. Z. wAGGAMAN, SO Seventh q.
tChanges made every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

SELLING OFF TO QUIT!
Eni ire Stock q DRY GOODS mus. be sold at
to get cut q F hS,'essi sp q before
STORE F1NTUREs for sale at less than half
VIM. BIRD wYL!E,
1O14 Serenfh street northwest.
rvMRs c. G. wYLIE, Agent for NINE. Demo-
rests Reliable Patterns. ausI-u
v NJ. G. A. LIBRARY.
NEW BOOKS.
OVERLAND STOKES. By Mrs. Josephine Cliff
AT swoRD's PeISfs. 4 Novel. By Judge e.
The publishers will .end copies by mail, postage
't oEaxT e ,f'' ki%sss s
AMI tr PhIladelph1a.
For TOURISTS.
Ladies' Linen Dn,,er.:
shetIand snd Zephyr Sd wis in new designs.
Ficb silks in Black and Colors at attractive prices
We are Offering the balance Of our stock of
SUMMER FABRICS
At greatly reduced prices 10 close them out
PERRY & BRO,
Penn0. dreHue and 9th str. ct.
FOR RENT The three UPPER FLOORS Of
orr building, the best locs:td office rooms in the
A POLLINARIS WATER.
A so GASES JUST RECEIVED.
.ni:h: : on aspSpiies,ion. HALL 4 nTME:
HUNYADI JANOs MINERAL WATER
- The DO os,' G SssgEsl J ~ If RRE;cs,ysp
6irculsrgR and ies,%enis. t@T%;h;a On seplioa
susst rire Grocer. so5 Market space.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ OF THE DIS TBIOT OF COLUMBIA.
wAsHrSsToN, August 6, ISL. :,
O'Clock on FRIDAY. the 10th instant, for raising
and sfts5sIs KGuss on side
ard ~ .S San RaS@
Columbia Building q. Street northwest.
The right is reserved TO REJECT any and all bids.
sSs6 St wM. TINDALL, Secretary.
IRVING HOUSE REsTAURANT-Te
cent LUNCHES. Best in the city. Corner Sth
anu aui Z a'''''' "'" BUTTS ROSS. PrOprietOrs
= U T T E R.
Fresh receipts daily, by express, of
FINE BUTTER,
ID. e. DJTROv.
aus4 81 Corner 10Th and q SITS.
REFRIGERATORs FRUIT JARS.
F" CUM f rs Ix KETTLES,
CHINA 0hoc kla GLASSWARE,
Atlow Prices.
sugi TT SI4 an street. above Penna. ave.
THE BLOCKADE RAISED.
MILwAUKIE
STOCK LAGER BEER
CINCINNATI
LION LAGER BEER
be FrGEEty filed On and att. IN
SNM'L e. PALMER,
Depot 90 Greene street..
euei-t Georgetown, ID. O.
Nd UCEME NTS
TO CASH BUYEEs
TIE balance Of cur SUMNER STOCK MUST BE
sol to D. Il room for FALL GO IDS. and -
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED 30
Many Of the articles are desirable at all lL.
seasons Of the and ladies theref nabled
time.
have Just received Oh invoice OF NEW HATS, TO
which We res pectfully cali attention.
MRS. M. =: HUNT,
limited STATES FOUR PER CENT
BONDS, Coupon and Registered, for sale in
q. 5. CD BOrDS. issued in behalf Of the Dis
trlSt ~ Z. lun bia yrss o. az tar
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS Of various
a small lot fwssHINGTos GAS LIGHT co. g
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.: Bsnkers,'
aug3 5 Pa. ace. and 10Th street.
NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION-Th firm
u OF MCGEE & HAPP. corner and streets
800 we'd tbs st day ~ July By mutual
Edward MCGEE reiring from the firm. All psrti-s
nd bied to ssid firm i'll make aymrnt TO $50. N.
aus,ss. cen E ac . EHHAfP'
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LOB RENT -
L By b. ii. WARMER 4 90.
BRAINARB H. WARNER. EDwIN A. MCINTYRE
0l0 street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple

No. 1910 Vermont avenue, Is 70 ; m. t.-..-...-slo0
No. 1911 4th st NV, IS rs, all m ~
No 1897 llth st. NV, Dr., sto., all m e9
No 1928 llth n. Dr., sto.. 10 rs all m. IS
No zoos Nst. NV, Dr., story, rs, ali m. l.. So
No. $40 K Capitol, 10 rs, m. t--.-...-.... IS
No 1921 st. n W brick, 2 sto., RS, m. t.... 20
No. 2O3 ST., se., II rs, a.
No 1000 18th ST. NV ii RS, all m. t.--...--- 20
No. $50 ID St ne, IL rs, all m. ~
No. Haas st. NV. Dr.. $50, rs. m. i..-... 81
No. Ais 1t. n W, brick, story, m. t....-..... IS
No. 1924 st NV, br., stO., rs, all m. -.
No 200 5th ct e., br IS sto., rs, all IN t.....
Nos 1OO1-9 ct. NV, new Dr., re-, m. t.--.. 30
Nos. 100, liz 4th ST. Sc. br sto., rs, m. g.
No 500 Ct , nv br story rooms 3
No, 1922 18th st Dr., sto., rs.-..-...... D
Nos 1922 "a 10th st nv, FIR y st9., ers.T- p 2,
Sterp and dwelling Sth and r. l. ave- W., rs. lsk
No. "a Defrees st Dr., sto, rs, m. f..-.-.. IS
No "a Defrees st.. Dr., rs, m. L:...... 1855. i
Nos 1871 "a 18th 81. NV, frame, sto., RS. le
No. 3l2 18th st sw., brick, 3 rs, water, &c.. B
No. 2lOS 18th 1t NV, rooms Il
Store us 10th street northwest ..... 10
Corner 10Th and b SITS e., new, rooms -.-......
FOR RENT-Also, large number of other
honces fri list Of which can be seen at our o2cee.
FOR SALE I'VE are offering numerous bargains
inhouses and lots, large and small, and would be
pleased to parties desiring homes or looking for
inyestme nts r
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UTTRELL 4 BURFORD,
IL Jos street. OPP. General Post ONCE.
Houses for Rent.
No. SOC 9Th IT., house and store, mod fmDs-- Sl25
No. sO5 East Capitol st., 10 rooms, all N .-... ~
No. o 4 street northwest, rooms, mod. fmps.- Is
No = tr ct, rooms, all mod. i'm ps ............ Is
NJ. 1885 l4th street. 10 rooms, all mod. inps.. IS
Houses for Sale and Exchange.
We offer a list # Property, both improved and
unimproyed, which can be sold at low figures, and
on term. to suit. Also, two fine houses in exchange
for small property.
1880 at eight per cent, In to suit jyls-tr
EOR kEET-No l33 Carroll st, 7 rs, m. fs25
l. Do. 154l 9Th st. NV, m. L.-.... 20
Do. 1909 9TH st. NV, NIL
FOR SALE-No. 81 Mass ave., T. 4 so
Do. 1909 7th st. ny commencement ,2O
Do. Small Farm. Is ares, four miles from city.
Do. or rent-SQuare Ground northern part ofcity
CHAS. A. APPEL,
Jeen No. asa Louisiana avenue.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WONEl
~ AND LYIN0-IN ASYLUM.

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~ AND LYIN0-IN ASYLUM.
Thin institution having lately undergone very OF.
tsnsive repairs and improvement, u now ready for
xe ventilated and comfortable In every Darticular
private rooms are eaua n every respect to any
under the control Of able resident Surgeons and Ad
Sisory Board Of Phy sicians and Surgeons.
}. THOMPSON, D: 70. MURPHY, Il. d
Gen; TX Barne.. s.A.,I On o e.Babooek, o .s.A.
O. II. Michele, q D., IT, 81 Smith Eco
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