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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-12

Twenty-eight Merchandise Departments fully stocked
with
DRY GOODS
COSTUMES,
COATS.
FANCY GOODS,
SHOES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-12
REAL ESTATE,

TRUSTEES SALE,
by virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Ceril county. in Equity, the undersign
ell Trustee. Will sell at Public Auction front of CaId-
wells Store. i'll the village of Conowingo in Cecil
county, Maryland, on
Wednesday, tie 30M day Of Jannary, 1873,
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE SHINN CASE.-GeO Il. Shinn. accused of
embezZling check while secretary of the
Alexandria Building Association. was brought
before Justice Thompson at the Jail this morn
ing, and, waving an examination. was sent on
to court on all six of the indictments against
him. When the corporation court opened to-
day Commemorative Attorney johnson an
nOunced himself ready to go on with the cases
against Shinn. The counsel for the accused.
however, said they were not ready and would
ask that special jury be summoned TO Feb.
ruary term TO try the eases Judge Lowe di-
rected the matter. to be temporarily passed by
until the liquor eases We're disposed Of
ROBBERY.-MrS. Fanny Williams who lives
on Fairfax street, near Cameron. discovered
last night that a trunk in her room had been
broken open and robbed of about $50 i'm coin
and currency. tits not known when the rob.
berry was committed.
FATAL CUTTING AFFRAY.-An ARRAY occur
red on the farm of Mr.. John Major near
Brandy station, in Culpeper county, on sun
day last between a negro boy and man. dur
ing which the former drew knife and cut the
man so badly that he died in few minutes.
I. S. COURTs.-Tudge Il. w. Hughes. of the
L. S. courts, was al the court room to-day, but
after examining sundry papers. &c, without
entering any orders, adj burned both the cir,
cult and district courts until the first day of
March next, at which term the Arlington cases
will be taken up.-[ Gazette 18th
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GEORGETOWN.

A BABY OUT IN THE CoLD.-Last night
about il O'Clock DIR. Mcleod found a new born
colored male infant on the corner OF Prospect
and Frederick streets, wrapped in part of a
sheet and shawl. 1t was nearly frozen and its
feet badly frost bitten. II was brought TO the
Third precinct station, and conveyed by Off
Ger Magee to st. AIMS infant asylum.
DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN.-Mr Edmund
Cammack, an old and respected citizen of
Georgetown. died yesterday about noon in
Washington, at the residence of his son, No.
$50 street northwest, where he had gone to
make short visit. He was So years old. Mr..
Cammack did business for great number of
years in this place. He was born in England,
but came to this country in 1915 His funeral
will take place from his sons residence to.
morrow afternoon.
BETTER.-Dr. Grafton Tyler, who has been
seriously i'll for a few weeks past, is thought
to be better to-day.
CATTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of cattle on the
market, 43o: D5 sold at prices ranging from
81 TO SIG cents per pound; 125 left over. 400
sheep and lambs, all sold from to cents per
pound: % cows sold at SIS 10 $50 per head.
Market very dull,
GRAIN.-Arrived to H. NJ. Talbot 900 bush
els wheat: sold at 10 per busheI
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Colonization Society.

THE sIXTY-FIRsT ANNUAL MEETING.
Last evening at the New York avenue
Presbyterian Church, the sixty first annual
meeting of the American Colonization Society
was held, and there was large attendance
Hon. j. II. b. LatrObe presided, and Rev Dr.
Matthews opened the meeting with PRAYER
The annual address was delivered by DR. w
II. Allen, of Girard College, and
HON. r. W. THOMPSON, SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY,
Delivered short address, saying he heartily
endorsed the work of the society. AS the col
ored people are now free the question arises
what are we to do with them. They can never
reach social equality with their white breth-
rem, and il is the duty of the American peOnle
work of cOlonizing Liberia. That settlement
has adopted our form of government. and we
should see thatlt Is upheld and strengthened.
BY doing so, we are not only enlarging our in
situations there, but strengthening those at
home. 1t will tel more on the prosperity of
this country for Congress to decide this dues
ton of what shan be done with the coiored
man. than TO settle the question of whether
there shall be 4l2 or 42O grains of silver i'm a
dollar; We should do all we can to America
THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
lMr Coppinger) was presented in which he
ments, sl2, 1922 Balance now i'm the Bank of
Washington, s9Os.49. The annual expedition
sailed in the bark Liberia from New York,
on board. For the past 81 years the exodus
has been increasing. The number that has colo
nlZed since the war is 3, IS9 and from the be-
ginning OF the colonization, 15.227: exclusive
OF 5,I2 recaptured Africans that the society
induced the United States government to send
to Liberia. The total number that the society
has supplied with homes in Africa is O.s99
During the coming year the exodus of families.
ndlVldualS, and companies bids fair to be
very large. Organizations for removing to
Liberia are being formed in North Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, and
other states, some of which represent 5000 per-
sons, which does not include the Liberiam Ex-
odus Association OF South Carolina, which re-
ports that 10000 persons have signified a
desire To emlgrate to Liberia, nor the COlOni-
cation Council of Louisiana, which has en-
rolled ll,eWnames. Agricultural interests are
hopeful. The republics education is fOStered
blythe Liberian College, which has classes com
prislng ten pupils each. The preparatory de-
partment has Is scholars also the Alexandria
High School, two schools at Arlington and one
at Brerservile, under the control of the society.
There are . schools; l. are supported by the
LIberian government. Various reports State
that the white man cannot get along in the
climate of Liberia, but the cOlored man soon
passes through the acclimating process, and
can live and labor without the least incOnveni-
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Condensed Locals.

From j. T.. Parker we have che New York
papers in advance of the mails.
Mount Vernon X. a. Chapter. No. 3. meets
tomorrow night. See adj.
The pump on llth street, between and g.
needs repairing.
Washington City Orphan Asylum. See notice
of Interesting meeting this evening.
People gathered in groups all along the Ave
nue. to-day, watching the planet Venus, which
was distinctly visible.
Monday night the congregation of the Mt.
Vernon Place NJ Z. Church, South. gave a re-
eepttOn and pound party to their pastor, Rev.
Dr. HARRISON at which there was q very large
aSSemblage. a large number of pounds
were brought, which will be distributed among
the poor.
Rev Henry Nice. of the 12th-street southeast
M. T.. church, will make at the next conference
a gratifying report of the results of the pro
tracted meeting which commenced there in
abe fa'i-17O conversions, l40 converts received
into the church, and received by letter.
Jos. ShillIngtOn sends early copies of HIr-
LGdg'S Book and DemOTeSt'S Mirror OF Fash
ions for February. From j. Bradley Adams.
Robert Beall ana J. T.. Parker we have also
the superb February number OF HGrper'S
Magazine.
Last evening white male infant was left on
the steps of st. Ann Infant Asylum, and was
taken in and cared for by the Sisters.
Yesterday, about II o'clock. cOlOred boy
ran up behind the carriage of Mrs. A. l.. Bar
Der, tOf LeDrOit Park as it was passing 9Th
street marker, and seized and ran off with two
bundles, one containing two remnants of me-
TinO and the other Il bow.
"WOmanS Words" is the title of Il neatly
printed and ably conducted monthly paper
an original review of what the sex is doing
published by Mrs. Juan Lewis. of PhIadel-
Pha, a delegate to- the late Wuman'S Suffrage
Convention in this city.
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Our DAILY BREAD-We claim that there is
greater certainty and uniformity in the pro-
duction OF good bread, biscuits, cake, etc, in
the use OF DoOiepS Yeast Ponder and that the
articles made with it are more wholesome and
digestibe than if made with any other kind of
Yeast or baking powder. Test it by the only
reliable and truthful test a trial by the oven.
We claim also that it is Just as represented,
and just what the public expect il to be, by
the name under which it is sold.
MANY BUSINESS MEN suffer from chronic
languor and depression caused by too close
application to business. Hard students are
often oppressed with melancholy from a like
cause Mechanics and working men are al
h IN TIE same way as result Of overla-
whatever cause, H0Stetter'S Stomach Ritters
will prove signal blessing 1t is perfect
panacea for physical debility, and mental
gloom. 1t strengthens the body. clears the
mind, and Gains the nervous system while as
remedy for Indigestion, biiouSneSs. consti-
patton, rheumatism: and intermittent and re-
mlttent levers, 1t takes precedence of all other
medicines.
DEATHS Door STANDS WIDE OPEN for those
who suffer cough TO run on until the lungs
separate, or the Wind-pipe and the bronchial
tubes become hopelessly diseased: but for all
who resort to HGle'S Honey OF H0retOul,d and
Tar, IN the early stages there is immediate re
Ief, and the absolute certainty of a permanent
cure.
Pixies 70othache Drops cure toothache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at % cents.
RELIABLE HELP Tor weak and nervous Suf-
terers Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
ers Electric Belts the grand desideratIm.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal. with par
tIcularS, mailed free. Address Pulyermacher
Galvanic Co, New York city. 6,25,d&kly
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermachers Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6lS.d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. FiScher'S Chemical Scour-
Ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 street,
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A specially of his con-
Slsts i'll removing spots from costly party
dresses 70 years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned; two pair for 25 cents.
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CITY ITEMS.

INCREDIBLE as il may seem, yet il is never
theleSS true, that one or two doses OF Lodite'S
Headache Specific viii cure the worst ease of
hpad3ph
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemen.s, Sc, Tonight.

National TheGter.-Opera of Bohemian
Girl
Thedter CoD1iete.-" Marked for Life and
varieties.
TuJmGd9e HdU.-" Yankee SiDgin Skewl.'
Odd FeHOlrs' RGV.-Ball of Knights Of 1t.
Patrick.
YMC A. ChGpel.-Dr. Bannings Lecture
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A CHEF DEUyRE in The art of peFfumery is
the composition of q new and distinctive Bou-
quet, as in the case of j. & L. AtkinSon's
SteDhdQotis VS.
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National T7ieoter. - The beautiful opera
Aida was presented last evening by the
StrakOSch troupe III splendid style. The stage
settings on which the effect considerably de
ponds, were very appropriate. The cast was
an excellent one. and the audience such as
good opera never fails to draw here. Misses
Kellogg and Cary assumed he roles of Aida >
and "Amneris. and both being great favOrites
here, were applauded To the echo. The other
parts We're we'll taken. Tonight The BOhe-
milan Girl, will he presented, with Miss kel-
logg as Airline and other good singers in
the leading roles.
Tedter ComigU'.-' Marked for Life: or,
Dead to the World" and varieties this week.
TdumGdge HdH.-The young people of Ham
line vi. T.. ). :. appear in Polly BaSSet $
.'Singin' SkeWl" tonight, which keeps for
their benefit.
Chapel Y. " c. A.-Dr. Banning's free
lecture 10 married men here tonight.
ODD F6ilOlrs Hal. Seventh bail of the
knights of st. Patrick here tonight.
Lincoln HGN.-MuSical entertainments by
pupils of Maryland Institution for the Blind
on Friday evening.
ODD FeiOlrS' HdU.-MiSS Bertha Won Hill
lern, the pedestrian, will attempt to walk 81
miles in 70 hours here. commencing Friday
evening.
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DO NOT FAIL To examine the beautiful dress
goods that Carter (TU7 Market Space \ is sell
ing Al only II cents He has only a few DAYS
10 remain in this store, and is making strong
effort 10 close out every yard Of dry goods
-k6a.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

MALAGA GRAPES,
WI FLORIDA ORANGES,
CALIFORNIA PEARS,
BANANAS,
Peak 4 Frean'S VANILLA and CHOCOLATE
WATERS, and assorted CRACKERS.
Whitmer'S CANDIES, CHAMPAGNES.
WINES, LIQUORS and Imported GIG AIRS.
JOHN II. MAGRUDER,
i10-tr 1927 Netc York ace. n. c.
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PRICES jewery store received some beau
tifuI styles today from 81 to SO: the best fifty
cent eye glass i'm the city. No. 457 Pennsylya.
MIA avenue, near AZ Street.-Adrt.
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The SALE of French and Italian works of
an, LEIPZIG glass, &c. will be continued this
evening AT O'Clock, at the SleSrOom of NJ.
Ihos Downing. corner llth street and Penn
wanna avenue,
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PERSONS OWNING PROPERTY In squares
numbered from sos to $50, i'm this city, will be
interested in an advertisement relating there.
to III another column.
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"B U SINE = s."

USINESS.-
AFTER MATURE DELIBERATIoN
WE HAVE DETERMINED
NOT TO CARRY OVER
ANY PART
OF OUR PRESENT STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS.
AND TO CLOSE OUT IMMEDIATELY
ALL OUR OyERCoATs
AND OTHER WINTER CLOTHING
WE WILL SELL AT ABOUT
ONE HALF OF FORMER PRICES.
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FOR THE HAND:
have fine assortment OF GLOVES for Gentle
men, and my aim is TO keep only the best articles OF
such as can commend. have
Fine Paris made KID GLOVES.
Fine Paris made CASTOR GLOVES.
Fine Paris made CALF GLOVES. otherwise,
D0GSKIN.
Fine Paris made CLOTH GLOVES.
Good English CLOTH GLOVES for 90 cents: =
bargain.
Thin BUCKSKIN GLOVES.
Heavy BUCKsKIN GLOVES and MITTENs.
Plymouth BUCKsKIE GLOVES.
BUCKsKIN GAUNTLETs.
GoATsKIN DRIVING GLOVES.
Thread, Kid Palm DRIVING GLOVES.
Fine Fur Top Kid-lined GLOVES.
SILK and wOol-lined KID GLOVES.
Double and Single Wool GLOVES and NIT
TENS.
Spring Fur-top kid-lined GLOVES.
Kid Reinforced DRIVING GLOVES.
PRICES UNIFORMLY Low.
AND
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. G. HENNING,
ian8-tr 40 Seventh street a.U,
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THE GLAsCOINFANTICIDE AsE CONCLUDED.
Yesterday the trial of Amy and Mary Glaseo,
for the murder of the infant child of the lat.
Judge Mac Arthur, in the Criminal Court, the
jury about 1 O'clock bringing in a verdict of
Not guilty.
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KATHAIRON,

Discovered thirty five years ago by Prof Lyon, of
Yale, is the most perfect preparation in the world
for CRYING and beautifying the hair. Besides
being the best hair dressing ever pro-
duced, Lyons AathairOm will positively
prevent grayness, and will restore new
are not destroyed. 1t actually performs these
seeming miracles, of which the following is a
several years. constitutional, l suppose. 1 used
few bottles OF katharon, and, to my great surprise
L. DORRANCE, U. S. A. In every iI.,nportant
respect the kaIharon is absolutely irEconparable
ai !. is Gray Ha 1 To Gare so Re-
Dress and Beautifs me Hair. BEAR IN MIND
Inc haln& .on is no sticky paste of sulphur and
ngaTurlead, 10 paint and Gaub the hair and para
I'VE the brain. 1t is a pure and limpid vegetable
lotion; intended to restore the hair by natural
fumed. and the most delightful toilet dressing
known. No lady s or gentleman's toilet outfit is
complete without Lyons kathairon.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. jan14-m,w,f,ly
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,


For the middle Atlantic states and New
England, rising barometer, colder northwest
'Tly winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
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BANKERS.

NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-A MEDICAL
N ESSAY, comprising q series OF lectures dev-
cred at Kahn's Museum of Anatomy, New York,
ing indisputably how lost health may be regained,
ahording clear synopsis OF the impediments to
cal debility; being the result Of twenty years.
experience: Price % cents. Address Ssc't'y
New York. d6-3m
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ERNEST LIE MOUR bsgs to announce that he
has taken charge of the Restaurant at this resort
and hereafter all the delicacieS of the season. with
excellent service will be the characteristics of the
place.
Parties ordering Dinners or Suppers will be served
at short notice and in the best manner.
ERNEST LIE MOUR,
Washington SchuetZen Park,
lan3-th4w 7th-Street road.
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LIST OF PATENTS issued TO the residents OF
Maryland, Virginia and the District of Co.
inmbia, january !, 1873: Emanuel b. Cation.
of Washington, combined indicator and seal
locks; Benz. Z. Pole. of Washington, devices
for printing tickets and recording cash re-
ceiptS; Geo. Washington, OF Woodbury.. Nd,
lamp wick meaSurer and cutter; Geo. w. Ii
wick, of Mill Brook depot, Va, car couplings
VIM. w. MarSden, OF Baltimore, hose coup
linn
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+. A
appendices OF modern progress i'll the WAY of
ecOnOmiZing time and labor sometimes play
al amusing part in the routine of life. In one
OF the most attractive parts of the Capital that
eminent scientist Professor Baird. Assistant
Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and
United States Commissioner OF Fisheries has
built for himself IN unpretending but comfort
able dwelling. In fact il might more properly
be called a workshop. for il is here he mainly
tolls over the mullilariOuS duties which have
fallen 70 his lot, and il is here, in vault built
for the purpose, he keeps his numerous and
valuable. private papers. For convenience and
greater security his office is connected by
electric wires with the Headquarters OF the
Fire Department, the police and the District
messenger service. Needing the services OF a
messenger, the professor touched the magic
key which was To give the necessary SUMMONS
and returned to his labOrS over his annual
report upon the food fishes of our seas. eStu-
aries and rivers. Ii was scarcely moment
before the clatter of gallOpping hOOfs and the
rumble OF heavy vehicles upon the hard pave
mentS OF the avenue broke upon the quiet
of his study. In a moment later a savage
haul made the whole house reSOund
10 the vibrations of dozen bells.
Looking out upon the street to discover the
cause of all this din and confusion, his aston
IShed eyes from forms of the genus chipSeida.
OF OF the delicate melaeOpteTyZiOuS repreSen-
tative OF the genus SalmO, were daZed by
steam hre engines gliStening in the sparkling
winter sunshine, by prancing horses and rush
ing firemen. Whilst bewildered with this ey-
rdOrdinary demonstration in front, two stall
Warlh policemen came rushing in, and hard
upon their heels two messenger boys Thus
Invested i'll front and rear. the perttirbed sci
enlist called parley. The fire brigade with
steam mp and pipes directed. and the police
men and messengers awaited orders The
mystery was soon solved by a disarrange-
mcnt OF the signal apparatus in sounding for a
messenger, all the alarms went of At the same
time. The professor. who can appreciate the
point OF joke as keenly as the Kernel of an
ObStruSe proposition in science favored his in
and motley audience with a few en-
"'"ry remarks. Every enc enjoyed the
If dr,tX
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YTNHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
l. scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, holding q Special
Term, Letters of Administration on the Personal
Estate of HENRY c. GILL. late of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 22d day Of December
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ha nd this ed day OF December, 1877.
CHAS. s. GILL. Admir-.
CHEs. ROBB, Atty, 1902 Vt. ave. Inv.
d27-AN3W
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MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued to
Joseph West and Mary j. Harrison, both of
and Helena Jacqueline Parker; James III. Hill
ton and Mary Murray: Joseph T. Robinson
and Priscilla Bartel, both of Frederick county,
Md; +. S. Simms and Annie Il. Adams Ber-
nard NJ. Stewart and Mary r. Kings w. w.
Anderson and Nellie Cartmell, both of Aaun-
ton, Va; Thornton kittTick and Mary Mar
shall.
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OUR LINE OF OVERCo.Ts

is stu quite full, having manufactured I'm antici
patton OF much larger demand than las Ieen real
IHed and as we do not wish or intend TO carry them
over an opportunity Is given 20 buy them at about
half price; so that a fine number one oyarcoat o,a
now he had for what was formerly charged FOR tbe
commonest grades.
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Miss VON HILLERN AS 4 WALKIsT.-At Odd
Fellows Hall, Friday evening, at o'clock, a
young lady is TO try the experiment of walking
hours: and while her first purpose, OF course,
is to make money, her protested object is to
prove that with proper diet, strict temper
pable of extraordinary muscular exertiOn with
out great fatigue" 1t seems that demon
stration of this fact may be of a good deal Of
practical importance, because it may induce
women to consider more carefully the neceS-
sity for the exercise which they too often
neglect.
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ID EMOVAL.-M. CUNNINGHAM, The " ell
~ Knoson Practical Halter, has removed =
to S26 18th street, between II and /. Silk Hats
pecialty. sepl0-tr
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GTNHE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFUM.
i ERIES Is at the FRENCH ESTABLISH.
MENT, 618 9th street, opposite u. s. Patent or.
ice. oct23-I

CCHEEL BERGMAN, PARLoR ORCHESTRA,
y beg to announce to former patrons and the pub
fc that orders for private parties receptions etc.
will receive prompt attention, If left at WILD'S
Bex 49,; 1132 7th st. els st. d3l-3ws
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NEW BOOKS
IN JUST RECEIVED AT
WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
428 1th street.
One Happy Winter; by Mrs. 8. 8. Robbins.
Real Boys and Girls; by Mary G. Bartlett.
The Story Of Creation; by 3. n. Campbell.
Life Of Rev. Edwin n. Kirk; by Nears.
The Cedars: More Of Child Life; by Ellis Gray.
The Conversion Of Children; by Z. r. Hammond.
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NOAL ECONOMIZER saves Is per cent. of
~ coal, and prevents cinkers.
Sold by grocerS and druggists.
General Agency, 31S 9th street NV. d29 I'm

Il and Surveying Instruments, No. 80 B and LIST
SITS. s.w., fronting Capitol Park, have added a
n line Sl Of Fsd
Glasses, Spy Glasses, Spectacles in gold and steel
rims Drawing instr 'nau Aneroias, &C., &c;
article manufactured or sold by US is fully war
ranted to be as repreSented. d2l-1m