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r IsT OF JURORS FOR JANUARY
1 TERM, 1879.

4 1ST OF JURORS FOR JANUARf
TERM, 1879.
GRAND JURORS.
Millerstown-J. B. Lahr, Joseph Letter.
Spring-James Cleartield, Peter Bernheisel,
Michael Foltz, Lewis Sweger.
Liverpool T.-Eias Long, Levi Potter.
Marysville-Z. l.. Colyer.
Sandy Hill-John Bernheisel, j. l.. EvingeS.
CeDtre-Davld Tresslcr, Sol. Reeder, jacob
Young.
Carroll-Henry Kitner, Wilson smeigh, JnO.
Shearer, George Smiley.
Duncannon-Theo. Miller.
Jackson--William Owings.
Toboyne--W William Berrier.
Bloomfeld-John II. McKinzle.
Saville-S. j. Resinger.
New Buffalo,. y. Cumbler.
TRAVERSE JURORS FOR JANUARY TERM, 1879
FIRST WEEK.
Spring-W. r. DUN.
Newport-A. f. Keim, Nelson Graham, Jna
Hartzell.
reenwood-Addison Ulsh, Michael Noll,
Jonas Smith, Robert P. Cochran.
Carroll-Keller Adams, W. T. Dewalt, ,Jaesb
Zeiger.
Jackson William NJ. Bower.
Buffalo,. E. Stephens, John Albright
Rye-Martin Souder, John K. Pierce, VIM.
Leonard, Chas. Barshinger.
Centre-Robert Moore, Adm. Clouser.
Duncannon-Isaiah Gambler, j. w. Young
Tuscarora-Isaiah Campbell, T. s. Veltmaa.
Marysville-Louls Biting.
Bloomfleld-S. A. Peale, Edwin ClouseT.
savlle-W. H. Boden.
Penn-G. W. Wetzel, John Fl. Harper, Sam.
Harris.
Madlson-Henry Trostle, Samuel Ernest.
Oliver-Jacob Flelsher.
Toboyne-F. H. Gutshall.
Laudisbnrg-Wm. Burnett, VIM. II. Rice.
New Bufialo-John McMorris.
TRAVERSE JuRoRs-sEooND WEEK
Centre-Andrew j. ClOuser.
Rye-W. W. Frymire, John Nipple
Newport-ArnOld Wilhide James Wilson, }. v.
Fckes
Whealheld--Isaiah s. Holiness JOS Young.
Greenwood--Ben. Crane, Lewis Mitchell, w. IL.
Rumbaugh.
Marysville-wm. Baughman. J. F. Mann.
Saville-JOh ROush.
TObOyne-JOsiah Eby.
CarrOll-A. Ii. Glenn.
Miller-W HOstetter, Josiah Bruner.
Blan-James Magee.
Sandy Hill-James s. Peck, Sam. Showers, Henry
Kepner.
Madfson--Grosh Hench, d. Hohenshildt, Sr
Olivef-Jacob LinaweaYer.
Liverpool B.-JacOb Arndt, Isaac LutZ.
Penn-James White, Jr.. Alex. White. Jr
Tyrone-H. @. Shearer, j. A Stambaugh.
Juniata-W. 3. Blain.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

David Lee, son OF Annie and Lemuel r. Camp
bell aged months aud DAYS.
MORRISON --On The 9Th inst, In Philadelphia,
Of Consumption. Mira Eliza, wife of Samuel ".
Morrison ksq., formerly Of this borough. Mrs.
M was sister uf Hon John A. Magee.
MEHAFFIE-On the 10th inst. In Marke'vlle,
OF diphtheria, Michael Hamilton, son OF David
and Jane Mehaiile aged II years, 8 months ana
l day.
Hamme Is not dead, the boy OF our affection,
But gone Into that chOul
Where he longer needs our poor protection,
Where Christ himself doth Iule
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

Removal We are now located in our
new brick building, In the rear Of
Clark's tin shop. We think we have
one of the best offices in this part of the
State,and will be glad to have our friends
call and see us.
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PUBLIC SALES.-Bills for the sale of
Real and Personal Property have been
printed at this office, as follows;
Saturday, Jan. 25th-Joseph Newcomer, Ag't
for Esther Webber will sell at Loysville a
quantity of household furniture.
Thursday, February 4th-Rebecca Kell will
sell tract of land in Madison twp, con-
tanning 26 acres, more or less, 20 of which
are cleared.
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VIM. Segar has removed his Photo
graph Gallery from Blain to NEW
BLOOMFIELD, and has located on the
South corner of the Public Square,
in the building lately occupied by the
THE TIMES Office. Everything in the
way of Photographing will be carefully
attended to.
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Mr.. EDITOR-Dear Strive have a
free gift for the ladies of Loysville and
vicinity, and we know of no better way
to bestow it than through the columns
of your worthy paper. The gift is free
and cordial invitation given by The
LOUISVILLE Debating Society to the ladies
above mentioned to attend the society
on Wednesday evening of Jan. 1st. 1879
discussed; Resolved-Thatd drunkenness
is more destructive to the human family
than war.
Yours Respectfully.
r.. w. ID. Sec.
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Sale Postponed. d.--The sale of personal
property advertised by Dr. Fuget to
take place on Thursday, the 2nd inst,
has been postponed The date of the
sale will be made public as soon as he
has determined on the day.
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Lumber Wanted.-Any person having
some dry walnut, chestnut, or maple
plank, can find purchaser by sending
PRICE, etc., to this office.
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ESTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that letters of administration on the estate
OF GeUrge Shearer, late OF Carroll township
Perry Co., Pa, dec d., have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Carroll township.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement TO -
JNO. G. SHEARER,
Administrator.
CHAs H. SMILEY Attorney.
December "A, 1873.
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We Call Attention to the advertisement
of the Meriden Purchasing Company
which will be found on the 9th page.
We have satisfied ourselves that the
firm is perfectly reliable, and orders sent
them will be filled as promised. Persons
wanting their catalogues can get one
of us, or may send direct to West Meri-
den Company.
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Az We Will Remove on January 1st to
Eby's New Building, we will from now
on commence forced Sale of our I'm
mense Stock. A better chance for bar
gains was never offered.
|, SCHWARTZ
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DMArEz.

RIDRR-On the 2Srd inst, at the home Of her
father, John A. Llneaweayer. at the Rope Ferry,
Nancy M, wife Of Ephraim Rider, aged % years,
moI6hs and days.
CAMPBEII. -On the 2lst inst. in Tuscarora twp
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

For Sale at half Price.-A pa rlor heater
nearly new, and complete in every re-
spect. 1t is one of the approved Dia-
dem pattern. Apply at this Office.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

An assortment of Domestic Paper
patterns will be found for sale at the
store of f. MORTIMER. tf.
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Death notices not exceeding lines inserted without
charge But cents per line will invariably be
charged for Tributes OF Respect Poetry, or other
remarks.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

Forced Sale of Ladies' Coats, Shawls,
Skirts, Furs, Nubias, &c. Our stock
must be reduced before removing to
Eby's building, January 1st.
l.. SCHw ARTZ.
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Cement and Calcine Plaster on hand,
and for sale by f. MORTIMER.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

The best two for five cent cigar in the
county will be found at MoRTIMER's
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

1nn mn Men and Women are wANTED,to 80
1UU,WJll make from s2to sl5 per day. Agents
are now making that amount.
Address. with One cent stamp.
Rev. y. T. Buck, Milton, Pa.
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TVNRIAL LIST for January Term, 1879.
FIRST WEEK.
l Catharine Miller ct al VS.. j. II. Irvine.
9 s. 81 w. q. Thompson vs. 3. s. Charles.
Same VS.. same.
4 f. w. Gibson VS.. D. M. Rinesmith.
Lucian Page We. Israel Biting.
6 Sponsler, Junkin 81 Co., VS.. F. w. Gibson.
Jacob Wentz et al VS.. @. A. Adams ct al.
Matilda Freeman VS.. David Bowers.
Newport Building Association vs.. j. X.
Dunbar ct ux.
10 John z. Lutz VS.. Lazarus Blust.
II Myers g. Hano vs. Joseph Mayall.
12 Jacob w. Spangler VS.. Bloomfield Borough.
13 Richard Mcconnell ct al VS.. Joseph JOHN
ston, ct al.
FVNRIAL LIST January Term, 1879.
SECOND WEEK.
Esther Meyers vs.. Henry Meyers.
2 Same, vs. Daniel Meyers.
3 Isaac G. Nelson, vs.. Levi l.. Gring & Co.
4 G. Cary Tharp's use, vs. M.& I. Miller ct al.
5 Same, VS.. Same ct al.
Elizs beth Seiders use, VS.. John d. Fenniele
admir-.
Nathan Dorman, VS.. Jno. Hammaker admir-.
8 Stephen H. Light, vs. j. Wesley Williamson.
9S. ii. Light ct al, vs. Same.
10 d. Shumaker ct al, VS.. Jacob M. ShumakeI.
IL Sue. l.. Roush use, VS.. James A. Gray.
12 National Organ Co., VS.. WV. Farnsworth.
Is Catherine Deitrick, use, vs. James A. Gray.
ID Jacob U. Cumbler, VS.. Charles Troutman.
d. MICKEY, Protb'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Bloomfield, Pa.,)
December II, 1873.
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Festival.-The ladies of the Reformed
Church will hold a festival in the base
ment of that church beginning on Mon
day the 9Th of January. Warm meals
25 cents. Cakes, ice cream and oysters
extra. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church.
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scheeI- -tiUusu Burned, 4 ON Monday

Schoel- HOUSE -Buraed. = On Monday
morning smoke was observed coming
out of the roof in the Summit school
house in Saville twp. The teacher was
at once notified, but the fire had made
such headway in the attic that it was
impossible to extinguish it. The books
and some of the desks were removed,
but the building was destroyed. 1t is
only about year since the building was
erected, the former structure having been
burned down by incendiaries. The fire
this time was caused by defective flue.,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

Homemade Carpets - Beautiful Style.
Call and see twelve pretty patterns.-
Prices from 40 cents per yard up. Rags
taken IN exchange, at 3 cents per pound.
+. MORTIMER,
New Bloomfield.
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few evenings ago, as John Harvey, of
Roxbury, Franklin Co., was returning
home from Chambersburg, when some
four miles out of town, he was waylaid
by robbers. Two men came on the road
and caught at his horse, and two more
ran out of a woods. He got away from
them but they shot after him. 1t occur
red after night.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

Let Us Have r. Same Prayer. - AT the
opening of recent session of the New
Hampshire Supreme Court the follow
ing model petition was offered, it being
known that the docket was crowded
60 Lord, bless this court bless these
lawyers, and make them know that life
is short, and time is precious and not to
be wasted i'm empty declamations for
Christ's sake. Amen"
AS business in our courts has increased
quired, it would be a good idea to have
such a prayer here, that is if our law
yers are not beyond the influence of
PRAYER.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

Chew Jackson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-31

FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL
or all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
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pittsbure Express leaves Harrisburg at Hoo NJ
Duncannou l1.8B (tlag); Newport llhi (hhB) ana UT
rivee at Pittsburg atsl0A. NJ.
tU-Paeihc Express West will stop at Duncannon at
4.b2 and at Newport at OH a. m, when hagged ,,,
an doing West, the Way Passenger leaves Harfls
burg Daily-the other trains Daily except Sunday.
tE Goinr East the Atlantic Express leaves Altoona
Daily. the nther triinH Daily EXCEPT Sunday -.
on SUNDAY the Pacific Express East will stop at New
port when aggpd and the Fast Line West Will stop AZ
Duncann IN and Newport IL tagged.
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NEWPORT MARKETS.
tOorrected Weekly By Rough Il Brother
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THE TIMES.
Local Department..

PENNsvLvAN1A R. R.--MIDDLE DIVISION.
ON aud after June a5th, Trains run as follows
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A Hotel for Women.

A reception tonight at the Women'S Hotel
on Fourth avenue, New York founded by the
late A T. Stewart. will serve as a ceremoniOus
opening OF the institution, and guests will be
admitted tomorrow. The comments on the
new hotel, considered As a charitable institu
flOn, have not been in all cases entirely favor
able. The lowest price for board and lodging
Is six dollars week, which is the rate charged
when two persons occupy single room. The
charity sthus placed en- irely beyond the reach
of the poorer classes of working women, such
as sewing and factory girls and a large major
lily OF those employed in shops Some of the
rules by which the inmates are to be gov
erned have not met with unanimous ap-
prevail No sewing machines are allowed
IN the building, no visitors without special
permission, no dog, eat or bird. There seems
10 be reasonable objection to the following
regulation: The manager may at any time
and with or without cause. terminate the
right of any bOarder to remain i'm the hotel:
and upon notice thereof she must remove
therefrOm. This seems to indicate the eStab-
hshment of miniature deSpOtiSm, in which
all irresponsible ruler dISpenSeS or withhOlds
benefits at her Tor hiS) own sweet will While
something may thus be said in the way of
CTltlclSm, 1t must not be forgotten that the
MOTEL, While not an aims giving agency. is a
and will prove a continual convenience and
public benefit. Though it will be limited in
The sphere of its usefulness to the better class
OF working women. who receive good salaries.
lis 5Oo rooms will no doubt be filed Nearly
Thousand persons will enjoy the comforts
OF first class hotel, at prices which, it is esti-
mated, will merely cover the Institutions
working expenses. A number of rooms are
set apart for the use of ladies visiting the city
on business. This will be found a great con-
yenicnce. There is library connected with
the institution containing over twenty-five
hundred volumes of selected literary works,
To which bOarders have free access at al times
The adyan ages and privileges afforded by the
hotel to lis inmates are numerous and varied
Many of the restrictions at which some NAV
grumble are evidently designed to increase
the comfort of the guests as whole The fact
that, from the circumstances of the case the
hotel is not opened To majority of the work
jngwOmen of New York does not prevent il
from being benefit to those who can avail
themselves of its advantages. 1t is not a
charity which helps women in a struggle for
existence; but one which makes comfortable
those who are obliged to practise economy.
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Russia is throwing up entertainments about
COnstantinOple as fast as possible, and Eng
land is growing because her contractors are
not manufacturing picks and shovels with
satisfactory rapidity. Spades seem to be
frumps at this stage of the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-02

Pope LeO's allocutiOn serves as a fruitful
test for-speculations on his policy. Whatever
ne says or smits to say is, it appears, fraught
WIN mysterious significance. All that the
new pope's actions nave yet made evident is
Ina, IN, ne has policy and is not merely drifting.
are not reaetionary.
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NOR RENT,
T. By r o. HOFFMAN, 10th and sts NV
1913 Pa. ave. W., 16 rooms, mod. imps. 800 90
~ ~ Vest st., Geotn, ID rooms. mod. imps 80 80
400 1lth st. a. W.. IL rooms and store, m. f. 80 80
2lo A ST. Sc, 10 rooms, furnished ........ 80 o
lot and ID ST. n. e., large house and ground 80 90
St0ddard ST., Geo'tn, IL rooms, mod .impS. so 90
- st. NV. 9 rooms, mod. imps......... 40 90
m6 st. Sc, IL rooms, moo. imps......... 40 90
3O3 10th st. NV, store AID large room above IS 90
Sl6 !th st. NV, rooms, mod impS. ....... IS 90
COL ~ st. S.w., rooms, store aud fixtures 80 90
Cottage and barn above Georgetown ....... % 90
3l4 9Th st. NV. rooms, gas and water.... 20 90
329 7th st. n.e., rooms and bath. ........ Is 90
81 I'm 81, Me-. rooms and bai h......... Is 90
1908 10 II 80, Il W., rooms, ................ 16 %
Houses and Los for S.'a In every section of the
civ at reduced rateS miT30-tr
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There has been general resumption Of min.
ing operations In the Sehuylkin and Lebieh
mining regions. When the monthly quota, as
fixed by the combination has been filed, work
Will again be suspended.
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN

EVER OFFERED IN DRY GOODS
TWO hundred pieces (2o0D OF one yard wide Pa
clhc CretUnne Cambria, In beautiful colored fig
ures, only nine and half cents (9'RD. worth II I,
In every city in the United States: also beautf ul
Pacihc figured Lawns, emily 10. worth 126 We
are selling an excellent BLeached Cotton good As
Fruit Of the Loom. only 8.
beautiful inquired Linen Lawns: BuntingS ia all
S9iGrs ana shades, al very low price; New York
Mills sheeting the widest and best made al I.
Spe lai low price: we selling the cheapest Black
RIans ashington; Black silks, good quality. IS
rea Satin finish, sublime quality, only 81 25 worth
81 'o-thls Is a special bargain; Black Tam SO ?
Back silk Warp Henrietta: Black Grenadines,
All Pure Wool Black c tshmere, very wide double
Mlulh, only 90: Back Cashmere, double fold, p !;
excellent Black Alpaca. %: three hundred pieces
!SoO) oil CaSsimereS for mems and boys wear al
ehs very loves cash prices, ranging from SIC To
Piliowcase = ,tton. 10ie: Plaid Muslin IL: beauti-
Iui spring shawls; excellent quality Bed Ticking
new style stripe. double twilled, one yard wide
70: English Stockings regular made. four pair for
81: Lace Tor Curtains. All of these great bargain,
at the New Dry Goods Store.
CARRIERS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-02

Ii is painfully evident that the press of the
country look upon Howe's blast against the
administration as only sort of Keely vapor
with very few ounces TO the SQUARE inch
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CARTEK'S,
mar26-tr No SIr MorI..t S..

I STTRELL & WINE
- ARE OFFERING THE
Best Black Silk in the city 50 so
Best BlaC Silk In the city, 81
Best Black Silk In the CITY, 81 Is
Splendid BLACK Silk, 81.
Good Black SILK. 75c.
Beautiful line OF Spring Dress Goods lust received
AH-N DOL Bunting, all cooIs.
bunting good quality, at 25c.
Our ~ humber of Black Cashmere is worth 81 .
Black Cashmere al 2Sr. VERY good
Black ipacas, from Is TO Soc
Black Henrietta Cloths of finest quality
BACK Tamise Cloths OF finest qualify
Black Camels Hair Grenadine at 76c
Black Grenadines fram 25c. tOSl
Large ot OF spring Dress Goods (last years styIesl
l5c; sod for 40 and SOC.
Beautiful lire OF Lawns Just Ia.
Finest Linen Lawns. al 25c.
Wamsutta Cotton. lie
bAnndroscoggin, &c. These CottOns for cash only
1O-4 Sheeting at 15c.
Best 10-4 Shet ting at SOC.
Sprague's Calico &C.
(newD, 75c.'
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, just received.
Hamburg Edge from 81. up.
Beautiful line OF Ladies' Lace Neck-wesr.
SIX
Job Lot of Ladies' and Gents Hdkfs, about hal,
value.
Table Linen Napkins and DOllies ia great variety.
spring Cloths and CassimereS cheap. Suits mails
10 order on shortest notice.
Men s Shirts ready for use. 81 and s1.25.
Pain and Fancy Mattings from 20c, up
Oli-Cloths for Table and floor.
LUTTRELL & WINE.
MAJ -o-EW 1850 Pa. are, cor. 10th 1t.
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A NUMBER OF FINE PLANos, USED
bargains for cash, Of g. L. WIID x9~
BIO; 3 Emporium Of Music, 723 7th't SyU
stfees n'H max2s-2ws
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
business Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
Tenor. and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc., should In all cases be made payabIe
20 the order OF THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CohPANY.-not to that of any individual.
AAnonymous communications not read: 10
1ecEed manuscripts not returned or preserved,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-02

Ar@rnge strorH Daily Circulation Orer
1S,6OO-being mach larger bona Hde,
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers i" the city added
together.
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o-o SPRING 1920
1910 DRESS GOODS ISIS

lSlS DRESS GOODS. 1910
tRoDHEAD Co, aS9 Pa. av., bet. 9th IOth
Are now Offering late novelties in French English
and American DRESS GOODS al greatly reduced
prices, among which the stylish and serviceable
Brown Al Gray All-woO BOur-TteS, AZ a. peT
yard also, Il ack Silks from the best aud Oldest es-
tahlished looms OF Lyons and Zurich at remarka-
hy Low figures, beginning al 75c. per yard; b mt
irg 25c. and up, (best makes all-woo' Banting
30. - Lonesdale Cambria (genuinel, IL &C. pc, I'd
Androscoggin 4 eache1 GGuy1ou. iR3c. per yard;
ehg2nt o-putlVn Kids, 81. %: silk Clockrd Bal
briggan Hose, 25c. and up: CIark's best 200 yard
Spool Cotton, SC. spool 20 spools for 25r. y and
complete stock of first-caSs Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, equally cheap. Call and examine
BRODHEAD 4 CO.
mal29 IT S39 Penn "a are. bet. Sib aud 10th
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month ..Bul.
let1n OF AL property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application 1t my oface OF
will be sent by mail II desired "
Auction Sales
On MONDAY. April 1St. at o. M. valuable IN.
improved property on "a and SITS. n W.
On MONDAY, April g. IN. at 4 p. m, valuable i'm
proved property, corner 81 and c SITS. NV
Loans.
$lbCO, LOCO. $500. $3.50, at per cent m3O-tr
IDEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
~ VIM. e. BURFORD. 7O8 street.
For Rent.
no. 80! st., near Judiciary Square, has nine
rooms, all modern improvements reduced to $35.
For Sale.
oher great inducements in four two story Brick
Hol sES: two entirely new. at 81, 400 and 81. OOO
on easy terms Also, three pieces of PROPERTY
to exchange for larger property centrally located
To Loan.
$40, coo. s.. OOO S. 600 and S. coo on first class
real estate at per cent. ma, 2S .tr
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MEDICAL. &c

nR: BRoTHERs' INyIGORATING COR
~ DIAL never fails TO cure all cases of Nervous
Deolnty, Seminal Weakness, or Lost Vigor in
oda or young. SOo ST. s.w., opposite Smith
sollIan. marco 2ws
nR. LEON, The Oldest Estabiished and only NJ
~ Liable Ladies' Physician In the City car b
SonsuIte1 every TUESDAY, wednesday and Sstur-
onS, ~ NO SOo 9Th st. NV, from TO O'CLOCK
Al EemAAe Complaints quickly cured, Once and
kes1dence, D Monroe st.. Baltimore. novl4-iy
NONsULT DR.. LEON, the oldest established
~ Specialist IN the city. He guarantees o permS-
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OF All Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases, AbandoD0d
mo ul.treeteo cases specially. A thorough cur0
OF no charge separsts consulting rooms 8O6 6tS
u. NV. nov1-1y
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBTRT0ON can n
~ consulted every "wednesday and saturday n 1T
Once, 81 ID st.. between 9th and 10th from - 4
Pm, on ~ diseases OF the Urinary Organe -
Nervous Diseases, VIZ: Organic and Seminal wei
Dmsess Of sight or Giddnsss IOdiss1 aae - -
&C., I'll resulting from abuses In YOUTH eTcsssss n
mAnhood. md eerly indiscretfons, Gonorrh1N
sUicturee ND syphihs quickly cured. DIR. Z. u 3
native OF bGtlmore, with II years, experience n
2ecia Pr1ct1ce endorsed BY the leading physiciana
on nis SE xln9 Washington every WEDNESDAY
ma estQroAy. Persons In need Of medical treof-
mont .of any OF the above diseases, win ind it o
honorabe and scisntne trestmsnt. md cuy 11srs
antooQ N every Csc be undertake.. win refer his
pHt.one 20 any OF the leading phyGctans Of Balta-
same. CAL or address O abovo, o. 20 - 6oRth n.
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