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The Portland daily press., 1877-01-19
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1877

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T,
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers win confer favor upon Us by demanding
credentials OF every person claiming to represent ou
tournal.
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law with equal justice. to drain the swamp that
mperils the life of the traveller on your high
wsv? Is fire more to be dreaded than pesti-
lence?
Ih the eye of the law you become tres
passer. the moment your cattle tread your
neighbours grass-Is it no breach of the law for
him in turn to suffer his pig sty or privy to
polute your wells?
Hosts of diseases are generated in filth by ig-
norance; these diseases are preve1table and
sanitary scrence steps up aud puts on an ex-
tiBguisher. 1t is estimated that more than
two hundred Thousand die annually of prevent
able diseases in the United States alone.
The information already impaired to the peo-
pie through the State Boards of Health now or
ganlzed, has been productive of an incalculable
amount of good In this country,-in one State
the death rate having been reduced nine per
cent, and yet in England and Germany sani-
tary organizations have made such giant
strides, our own progress appears insignificant.
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January 4. 1877
Notice is hereby given that hearing be had by the
Municipal Officers of the City OF Portland, upon TIE
subject matter of the above described assessments at
the Alderman's Room in City Building, on TIL URS-
DAY, the 18th day of February next. A. D.. 1871 at
u O'Clock p. M, when and where all persons dissat-
isfed with the same may appear and object thereto
Per order, III. L. ROBINSON. City Clerk.
ja15 6td
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A Camden IN. J.) man has been figuring up
on the apparent daily income of the late Com
modore Vanderbilt. He has reduced it down
to an exceedingly fine point and concludes
that ever7 time the great railroad king drew
his breath, his stocks and bonds together real
lied him the sum of 55 cents
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Agricultural Hall, at the Centennial is to be
taken apart and shipped to Spring Lake, near
Sea Girt. Out of its wood and hotel, rail-
road depot, and eight cottages are to be built.
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Area assessed tO7 60 sqr. It,
Rate per Ito sqr. ft. $0.6S 02-100.
BRACKET STREET SEWER,

Beginning at a point in the centre of Brackett
street, 1C2 eet soutnery from south line of Bradford
street, thence southery centre of Bracket
street, stance of 275 feet to poit 26 feet north
of the north line Of Spruce street, where it enters
old sewer.
Sewer is of p inch cement pipe, laid feet deep
throughout.
COSl Ol sewer. GoZl 10
City's proportion. on..............". $107 SO
Sum to be assessed. .............,. 214 63
Arer assessed, 50 207 sboare feet.
Rate Der 100 square feet. so, AZ 75-10O.
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Cost of sewer.
NEAEo AND CUMBERLAND STREET
SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre of Cumberland
street, 125 feet westerly from west line of Smith
street, thence through centre of Cumberland street.
thence on curve to right distance of is feet to
north line Of Cumberland street, thence through
centre of Mayo street, distance of 1884 feet to south
line of Oxford street, thence distance OF 10 feet ta
where it enters old sewer. Total length, 513 feet.
Sewer is of II inch cement pipe, laid feet deep tc
point within 81 feet OF terminus, and feet deep al
terminus,
Cost of sewer. r............,........Sl77 35
City's proportion. ....... ..... -. $3.50 12
Sum to be assessed. ............ :. 319 %
Area assessed, $50 square feet.
Rate per 100 square feet $0.39 $780,
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64.-Whenever the sidewalk, OF any part thereof
adjoining any building lot of land any street.
shall be encountered with ice, it shall be the duty of
owner, or any person having the of such build
ing or lot, to such sidewalk to be made safe
aid convenient, by removing the ice therefrom, or
by covering the same with sand some other suit
able substance; and in case such owner occupant
or other person. shall neglect to do for the space
of six hours during the day time lie shall forfeit and
pay not less than two more than five dollars, and
like for every day that the same shall continue
SO encountered.
c. K. BRIDGES,
C;ty ol
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COPARTN ERSHIP.
NOTICE.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing between us
Il under the firm name OF ROWLAND & DE-
MOND, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Debts due to ana from the firm will be adjusted by
Demond Brothers, who will continue the Hardware
business at the old stand.
PARBE ROWLAND,
VIM r. DEMOND.
Gorham. N H., Jan'V II. 1877, ja17d1WA
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NOTICE.

All Interests of C. F. Washburn in the
firm of Brown & Washburn ceased July
1, 1875. The business is continued as
heretofore under the firm name of Brown
& Washburn by me.
A. d. BROWN.
Portland, Jan. IL, 1877.
jan13 dit
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Dissolution.

TJyHE copartnership existing under the firm name
Il OF Bacon, Libby q Galley is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. John Galley retiring from
firm JOHN galley,
RUFUS f. BACON,
HOSEA l. LIBBY.
The business will be continued under the firm
name Of Bacon g. Libby at the old stand, No 10 and
~ Oak street. where we hope receive the palron-
age of our old customers and lots of ones.
RUFUS f. BACON,
ia6d2w* HOSEA 1. LIBBY.
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CANTON STREET sEwER

Beginning at point in the centre of Canton
street $50 feet from north line of Poters Lane thence
northery through Of Canton street, distance
of I65 feet to old sewer.
The sewer is of IL inch glazed pipe laid of feet
deem throughout.
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
TO THE PEOPLE OF MAINE.

AS the time approaches for our Annual Temper
Gathering, in reviewing the past we see abun-
dant reason to thank God and take courage
The success of the various Temperance Organza-
tiOns, boz male and female, has been truly wonder
iul. The rriIciple OF total abstinence. and may
add prohibition. was never more strongly nUrenched
in the hearts of the people than to-day. This should
encourage us to work on till victory crowns eff
forts.
Therefore, the men. women and children of Maine,
of all temperance organizations, and of temper
iati of all religious denominations and
political parties, total abs aners prohibitionsts, and
those who have doubts with reference to prohibition,
are invited to meet in Mass Convention at
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CITY ORDINANCES.

Attention is called to the following City Ordi-
nances, which will be strictly enforce1:
Removing Snow from Sidewalks
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

published every THURSDAY MORNING 1t $3.50
year, if paid in advance at $500 year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch of space, the
length of column. constitutes square
Sl5O per square daily first week; IS cents per week
after; three insertions, less S1.00; continuing
every other day after first week. 80 cents.
Half square, three insertions. less, IS cents one
week. 81 90; 80 cents per week afler.
SPECIAL NOTICES one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs" and AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week. three insertions
less, $50.
Advertisements inserted In the "MAINE STATE
Press" (which has a large circulation in every part
of he State for 81 90 per square tor first insertion,
50 per square for each subsequent insertion.
Address all comm unica tons to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co,
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distance of $50 feet thence 1S inch plank drain IS
feet to terminus making total length of 1859 feet
or 50 4-l0 rods. The depth being feet from point
of beginning to north line of Portland street, and
feet at terminus.
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Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1877 at 10 A. WI.

Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1877, at 10 A. W.,
the day after the opening of the State Convention.
We hereby extend a cordial invitation TO all temper
ladies' to be present and unite in earnest efforts
to make this meeting OF the State Union-as well as
that of all the friends of Temperance-a mighty
power through God in pulling down the strongholis
of the enemy. For this let pray and labor.
Entertainment by the Augusta Union will be
furnished to ladies attending the Convention
MRS. W. G. SARGENT, PresidentE
MISS MARIANA GAINES, Cor. Secy Weman's
State Christian Temperance Union.
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Fleischmann & Co. IS
Pure Milk for Family Use.
3EO ger DRy

NAN be made by energetic salesmen with our
" goods, Call at 42l Exchange Street, between
6and 10 A. NJ or enclose S1.00 fol sample, directions
Sc, to Box 1882 Portland, Waine ia20deodtf
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING Co.,

AT 109 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS: Eight Dollars a Year in advance. Tc
mai subscribers Seven Dollars Year If paid in ad-
vance.
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GRANITE HALL, IN AUGUSTA,
On Tuesday, at 2 O'Clock r. W., Jan. 23,
1877.

Let come together to pray, consult and plan for
the future
The 'Woman's Christian Temperance Union'' will
hold their Convention in connection with this.
The Convention will probably continue until
Thursday night
railroads.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16
CITY BKEpTTIES.

The drnggifts were cleaning up their soda.
fountains yesterday.
There will he music In the Smithsonian
ground', by the Marine bind. this afternoon.
Harper Green, cllorrd, pa I'd $50 into the
city treasury through the Police Court yesterday
Tor the pleasure carrying . ra2Or.
There will he a dramatic entertainment for
the bench, Of the orphan boys OF st. IOsepl's
asylum. at lallInadge halt this evening
The case OF Rosa Carter, charged with
making threats 10 Mary Elliott both rcspcc: able.
look!nI women was 'iism.sssi by Judge SAelI
yesterday.
The schooner wm b. Green, which arrived
yesterday from BnEiun, brought cargo OF 37.Oll
blocks - hne stone block consigned to Mr. Alex.
b furns lot the Cape Aun Granite Stone Paw.
lag Company
A Culored women named Mary Armstead
was fined nve dollars In the Police Court yester.
day, for tue larceny Of table ware TO the value VI
three dollars from Mrs kddie l.. HoltOn The
property ait recovered.
The case against Edward Wheeler, CHARGED
with mainiainug nuisance on hts property on
street between SAITH aud Seventh In the
shape vi quantity Of bUueL OF a most offensive
oder was dismissed 6y Judge Snell yesterday,
upon MIR Wheeler promising u ubatG the hui-
river.
Messrs. Robert Ball, H. Moran, Dr. Stone
and ether Ecntlemin yesterday presented peti
ton ~ the District CUmmissiOnrrs containing
and tu'r"U men on Seventh street, protesting
against any more Coal.tar or 'ncrCte payeme1ts
for ,bat thorough lare, and asking for pavement
OF Belgian Uloci laid In bilutuen.
Detectives CoomPs and Voss Yesterday
brought from Alexandria, where they were or.
rested, three eoluicd men, named WIN, Peck
alias johnson. John Peck alias Johnson aud
Felix tones alas Johnson, charged with tho
robbery OF Grimths tailoring establish nent,
Niuth street. several nights Ago, when a larse
number 81 goods ware stolen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16
LOCAL MTsCELLAST.

For Sale-Hgh.standinRC Counting room Desk,
with case tor large books and papers: black wal
nut: superior make. Good for Department: use.
Apply al this Office.
Dt. Hartley cures catarrh-Is2 Tenth street
northwest.
Interest paid on deposits by J. Il. squier Co.,
bankers, lile Pennsylvania avenue
At Lee, 6lb seventh street, opposite the Patent
Office, Is selling coal at - IS and up.
Lciton clothing, watches, pistols, ctc., bought
1t llerZoP's. Pl6 " street. Orders attended TO
An kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
,overed at Murray's, SOS Pensylvanis avenue.
Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16

wul he ap u and snrr MAY ". ISL With 4 vi
Jiss shs'l aTtang"mgn ut Of exhibits. dI.g tyrI
% fasiitats the advantageous Inspection at s:Gty
nREs AND MINERlLt
GLASS AND EEAMI"S.
.,,.,,.,.,,., ., ARTISTIC FURNlI ZEE,
MANUFA.LuEiNGP RuC FssES.
spsrtai c-l!rctiorsnr -
EDCCArlINA ArrLIANCE-,
PHILusO1 IIiCNf, APPkRATUI.
And inRumcr1bIr articles showing thu
FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
EuE DEIOEAFIyE AND TiIE USEFTL.
In ies Taris. TWENTY ACRTs ot srisctrd b Itu-
raj OF latustr1! pEUtacts. representing the ssigIl
AL fAkrS ~ rue WORLD.
n . rantG Music staEd. occupying the north cnd OF
the main traatrp has ssats for chorus of tptBly-
aVs hundred rsrsoas. sad organ or other
CpNChRfS
VIII be given AFTEKNooNs A. EVENINGS. TIE
wAsHINGTUS AT YORKTOWN
iloUn Stih1ut extra ehaJsc; also, a lhs lse
taalsaE " ne signing VI the "
DECL AEAfluS " f. DEPENDENCE.
TIE fRlCE OF ADHESION Is - Cent?.
The vt-ttDT nav. without extra charge. Nlslt the
IndustTItl Art Museum In Memorial Hall. Ora-
cultural Uall and tle Botanical Harden, rtsuTuLlS
tSithoat mrthsT PaytaenU 10 the permanent Lxh-
billion.
AL desirable cOa yeEgSaess have brru provided 81
The way OF " altin rooms, BIEgI gc-Tuons. Lunch
IagHtsI and Dtrirg room in the Department o.
The beat place for Excursion Partie, to be fouuI!n
America ID. TURlsEl. .
nav SIS, Gcncrzl Agvat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16

! Beckett VS.. Tyler; I'LL dismissed. Gait VS.
| Davis; sale and conveyance allowed to Ham
| iltOn Building Association. Kendall VS. Dainesc
| appearance OF absent defendant, CInRriR. ordered
schwartz vs.. schwartz; decree OF divorce and
custody OF child TO complainant. Draper vs.
Thomas; rule rcturnnble May is At : p. IN, Bean
y. Bean; decree Of divorce. McClennOn VS.
Barryi hnal decree passed.
Probate Court
Before judge u,In.
~ re estate Of Sarah H. Beavers, dccea scd
petition Of Martha l.. Butlcr dismissed. In r.
estate Of Patrick kenncy. deceased; rulo on
Elizabeth Kcnuoy rcturpahle Monday. May -
"sd S SanT s1 cd E W,m % S G
ceased; Charles L. Nelson va, appointed admin
In ~ cSta'cof Jas stewart dcccls ed; rule on the
administrator, at the Instance Of Mrs. Julia
Hines, tetTrnshie Monday. May q. ISL, WIN Of
executors qualified gnl gave bond In S!i.olL T.
70 estate nf rhiiip Hahn. deceased: the admins
pliaHcc With "rJer "i Nay ~. ia re- estate Of
I Anthony BeS', deceased; cause argued by cOun.
SCI and petition 81 Forrest dismissed with costs.
and ordering the said petition 10 be taken oil the
niles In the register al Wills Office as scIudalUus
Tic register Of wills presented several executors
administrator'' and guardians accounts, which
were examined and passed by the court. Ad.
Journed until to-day at llo'cvck.
Law summary.
Hills, Bovh & Co. have entered suit against
Geo. l. Sheriff, TO recover an account Of 80 $50 10
Tit case OF Usher ". Hart, for un account
Of 81 80 has been settled between the parties
and litIgaiiT stopped.
In the Tit OF kO0nHs VS.. Proctor. for com
missions IN a loan negotiated, the Jury gave the
plaintiff a verdict Tor $50
Tbr sui, or 1o,, " rr,,oo -, a., o.,
tl,bt ,'nr,noS, IN A. 49, ", .ne 'ss
gas a." ,rnp ~ ~ loI ru,uhg 'he
~" "'s ""''''"S' mas ''e' "',U'''S'd'
morton for new trial 10 the case Of
Thomas !. B'cksler constable. convicted Of an
assault on Mrs. Iulia flacsch, was OYerruled
yesterday by Justice Giin.
In the SUITS Of tn. WASHINGTON Maria.
Comnonv against Grown Turncv tigsrIy usm.
mond Nsitbcns WSi,c snJ m" i,,
Justi,e AnL-cv Wviic ,brou,h hIs cor,se,
Me,srs Perry \ Perry. has flied n biiI in cnuity
against Arson Brooks ct al. asking the appoint.
ment OF trustee anu thNt Judgment T leO,
IreNi"nsl! uOlainrd agains' the defendants, may
Oe msus charge against certain deeds OF trust.
Court Calendar for To-day.
SrpprNr Cot,nr or Tnr DtSTrrrr Ref,ra
Cbicf Jnsfirc iarttcr ana Ims,,ccs Wi.
AMI NScNr,Iu- ~ 4, IT,ita,I' Sto,o w
Ina. "a t",,oI Si,to, -, ttE - pV.h "
Ehcr,. :" S,,t,h o. if,a ~ az u nu'" "
Siot. SON. "a Villa, S w. "% Az VI
vs. WhecIcr. as pn,n,rrys nrtne W. 's''"'' !"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16

lnlre additional and sufficient --~s,is-. uh,s,
the Postmaster Gsasrsl uliAta ten cav, ..ts,
notice; and in default theTe.f rhe cu,tra,s ~
&c innulled. 80
RESERVATIONS.
The Postmaster General -,r,r,., -, -,-,, =.
relect any and all bids, w. IN h.s sc.u,nt IN,
interest Of the Government ~, 81 rvs "a ~" ~,
there shall be a failure ct sgy tin. :. ,,srn1r
iAiihtnliy any OF its stipuiat!rrs Va -. Of !.
HiIliui attempt to impose upsn the Dels :. S,snt
ea:ds inferior to those requires b. TIA, centred
PAYMENTS.
Payments forcirds actually ISSUED anu deiiyep,
will be made quarterly, amer pTopsr ~vaIninatio
and adjustment Of accounts.
CUNrRACT NOT ASST MALL
Tn. eontrIct cannot. In any ease, b. ,a,iry
transferred or assigned.
EXTENSION.
SHOULD the interest OF the ti~v. - ut -ecrt,
the contract may be extended tryyF. n, >tin
named. not eNceedinx three mo fts, BY erler
the POstmaster General. aud thu -lntrIet rrie.
and all conditions herein set forth shall 1Uys
In such sxfentei contract
BLANK FORMS. SAMPLES AuDGE:A.
Blank iOrms for bids with sperit. .ss O. IN. ~
different styles Of cards, viii ts fg-1 saef uI.o-
application: and all grOppsals nut b. nae uno
these blank Towns. securely envraF y ard 2. ,fer
Markell IN the envelope "Pro- gsa's o. posta
yaris.n and addressed TO the TH'rg lasistso,
Postmaster 1eaeEaL, Washinaten. n q
D J. Key
apis Postras'st GeEIret.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16

Our suits for 80 equal to any Sl3 suit IN the city.
az suits better than my slh suit in the city.
sl5 suits better than any SIS suit in the city.
SIS suits are splendid, and worth great deal
more.
80 suits will wear you excellent.
20 suits cannot be eXcollel in the city.
Our dress suits range in price from % to t45.
kAT2ENsTEiN, $40 Seventh street.
EAshlnnAhln I,ln. hlcr and raLlsr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16

THE MAGICAL POWER
OF A TEN.DJLLAR NIL
Invested IN one
Uf our
go SUITs-flO SUirs-tlp
viii effect
ccMrlETE TRANSPORTATION
lNASY MANS APPEARANCE
ADD TNC Doll AIS
and buy one
Of our
a.: SUITs-il2 SUiTs-fl?
AMI no gem lernln
WILL PRESENT APlNER ArrgARAE.s.
Our
go TEN So DOLLAR 80
and
t!2 TWELVE Sl2 DOLLARsIa
NQBPY SPPlN0 SUIrs
LEAD THE Town.
llAGLE BROs,,
Corner Seventh aud u streets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16

WAsIIAGr0N LIGHT INFANTRY CoRrs'
Promenade, cunGeTt and arm at Mariri's to
night will be an interesting affair This IL the
hrst time our ctricu, will have had an UppCTiu.
nifty OF seeing the huys" In a dress drll as their
periOrmancrs IN public heretofore have consisted
IN street plrAIGs. where their hnc points IN mill
tary precision cannot be appreciated. To this
occasion they will doubtless sustain their well
earned reputation. The programme for the prom
tu'ir tOucc;t embraces come Chu,re selections
rendered by Pot DOtch's orchestra, WHICH will
also furuis h the dancing music. The concert Wi
be followed by the drilI which. Of course viii l.
the feature Of the evening. Alter the JTill IT,
E1Ur will be cleufcd ior dancing An able cOu
mlttes will have charge VI the door.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-16

COMPLIMENTARY 1'f-rtulNlGl
MISS JGSErHTSlE tlHI=IT1EG
In rrra,r iiar -. her -gn-rn,. participation ~
Amai"ur Thf5triri'- h7'TrUiIfr' , vsu ti's- civ
IN uhicL ossss,.,u -iii b trrs-ut-, 7 SMITH
A. CswAEEENTNM! TNluCsItnk.
GalinrrrS IVA
STlrliln= Comedy. tranIlsJrE fruu Tia E'rsU.h
ksCEN''uF Fl,r'rE.
Under tht aisp''r- ~ it'' i''1"r,irEs ailts aHi
~. v. ". Cgrrarsn. hlrs. q ,,,sr T,,s5''-..
Mr; ,,rnEsg y. L.. : ~. Hi,sr . InlTIu.si'
EoI. Hsn-v Rstss,;n,. ~. taII',.ts rrTiiu-r"ls.
ME H z3, r@l a,sr.nD ~. , NJ i'Z
Mr.. Y. -, Art-utrg. Nrs. =. =. Nifr..
Mr ;. I. wI.l.4a.s. NrslI " MDtItsuIE T.
M. Jamss a-UUuds.s.
TIuKFTr IINF nu.lgNE.
Ssn L, r-"g', ira. VI, iN'rr 49, M.f',l''''i'
i1h l-ln' snn hT- J. q h'''mIrs. = sir-'..
meme III .o'cI"-S. 1--WE.
HF-PEEsONs HAVING TlCEF-rs Cy.I
Tsr.sHs, iva =, Tor r. -. ~ ' i,lr, ai"i.
tween ~. horr-- Or al ru .TsTsS
mElh-N fhH salon
7 HARRY SHANNON.
THE wuRLD-I:ESUw-AED CHnD uI.E7,E
Hssnser rnEas-,. u Ir-sss a.
CTRrIs srhn,r. EuIHTSA tsFUa,lF-Tiw7A.
ThIRsDAh. MAA -. 80. a 1-"'-sos%-
7 HAI.EY sHKNNuN.
TEE wuEIn.I' NUwF'r ,CiiHn' IH8r-im,
Ha, ,.rau eusls,, q .t".sY'r,. a.
pR sI-NUEEL AMI .rIuTuCH.
NEhNI>nkA. MAJ T. a. = U.rt'rs.-
A GRAND MAY FEKsT AVID
TIrEAI FFSCryTI.
rNinN EFTH. ! - iS.ssS,r ..,,mU.
THURSDAY .kn FHrls.N F'vE1STE'ra.
tAN = anr y.
INl0N EI-rEI.I. y All.
kND wiNnING uF 1'RE Nsa r'nlii
rorouaiieu viii ~, ria-t ~ q ,,-.r-sG Tia
sonim.lis vii .,,T -, IsilE', .. assl !, ,''ii
Admission: Adults ;S's sa ,,, ~, n sr's'
PuT PuUEH-TNL,SIG CgKntIE, VIE,
cu~GrFa R-iirsS, NJ Z: iurrru-H
fR RI, ~ ,, a; ~ n. W.T. E'1sri,ss.
rrmf. M an ~ - ,,l ni,'' =, .s :; 5s.if
Miss.s LstirT innrr. !.-ir swallow. HE,a= y..a.
NJ. erIuii'r- In s. tr,i+ . ...'S- III. II. Il
q " oman = 4caar-E-lg0 UnIuE. 80 M z-rluIzt'
NGTIuNKI. TIrEAGs,!-
In -r~prns- 10 . z,rIr E~r,-ua r.rr,-t, I.,Iss.rr
hroFcr's II EieIssly -ur--ss "a. t'uIlsEIy.
"uUR BoALIlINa nTsE'
"OJE BOAEuTEE uuTSE-"
vii be T'rTaa3g3;;sf4 a E ~; F.aT 1yx II
TBEiF Sij.PTe iFNiN
MUNnAN. TT SifhN ySp v Jf4linN
MAY Il - IL.
STCART ROBSON, wy. l.. I.s.N7F
Nh. II. OR ,SE. EsgINTf HttIrl n
with tll- "rigina STAY UssI. VII ryrtUr,-aT a.
fROF. Cll..-Nrun ant co... ~ .--Ttig n
OUR BOAKIuN6 HuT,SE-
FUR rIlEEE kIuITT- tNIT.
uyis-if 60 ana t'rittr-
uIp MOI On EIRImrItR 4Krv. IN
III g: s.. AND sAl4E 8
MARIE TIERS,
free Ar tiAlic-y and sI,Trs, ~ g EsrrtIs nIrtf
vCsf-
Choice on Paintings, Iu=Tz=iu=I. rIIrIu,rs.. ~
Also largest stE-s Of IaF~ftzInziil5-s. " ugglfSG
riIad.E. PtrIurea Frame fi-fur- 4 driz All -
sels; ElnEs, Nails. Ar. II III DtsTIUE.-
AaTEEAl~ CASH.
Pleas rsna-ubsT name and nunissT te-SsE
pILLlAEnS .-tSEATNN fAll.
~ C"Il-r Ninth anG D, str.rl H0rinussi-
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ron rye Ladies'.

SEW1NG MACHINES.
New white.
hey in'ErGysd ptSl,;
Domestic.
Weed.
Howe,
singer.
heller q Wilson.
Remington.
NuKud, for Rcg,=s = ! I PSf month,
m3-sn a. Matt strret northwest
HALLEr, DAN is 60.
THE N EDAL uY HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALLEI.
DAVIS a CO.'S GRAND. UPRIGHT AID
SQUARE rIASos for
Volume aad Purity Of Tone"
Fest Construction and EXcelleace Of workman
'uriEinality OF Design.
Artistic skill, with ingeniour nectsnicnl Devils
for securing PrrirsncEce Of Tune, ke.''
'6pHrht Insirumcpts OF this Firm. " - Sc
Cehtounin JIdses' reports On I'isncs,
n. l.. SUMNER. Aren't
81 Ninth street northwest
Plsncs exchanged and sold on inItEllDenx q
l'Sest cash prices n51
MRS J. ? PALMER,
vi No mo- .;r,Si
Rc;wccn Eleventh aad .clnh streets.
respectfully arnoung.s hCr
SUMNER OPENING
FRENCH PATTERN BuNNErs
ROUND HATS,
THURSDAY, MAY IL.
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FxUURsIUN 70 IIurMuFD, Va.

BECuF ATIUN DAY. EEN -
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Don't be without Ilart's Insect Powder, e.
Ninth street, opposite Patent Uilce,