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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

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bic Debate iber bic auiwort ,a,if bie
Ebronrsbe sinsn WaBftab sur geirtbeiIuus
Der Std.ts Der Usridiebsnen ga,tsieu lies
fern pire.~
Srantrei1.
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ter poIitiidsu &sbactiou bss SIattes
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bisiss Blattss ue,bsn baIb su elmer 8eras
tbuns iber Oas, mas in 3utuHft sei9eben
iou, suiammentrsten.
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mabIuus nit Der grsbsrsOsin Gbriitins in's
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Rei@sratbs aufsei&oben III, inbeu aIsbann
bic Debate ibsr bic autwort auf bie
GbrOnrebe sinsn WaBftab sur getrrtbeiIuns
Der StdIts Der usridiebsneu Ea,tsieu Iies
fern pire."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

garis, 2s. SuIi. Der bisiise 9iIss
nii4e @eianbte ertIdrt BE gaa9ri9t pon
elmer S&Ia&t spii&.u ben dBiltniiHsu unb
Observation-Disclosures Mrmsen tti Gas'
lama far faIf3s @r iast, bdk ith Der
Ssei9Ia&t BET Squique tein Rampf fats
sefunben bat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at Clio p. m, and
eXtinguiShed at 5 a. ~.
j. ShillingtOn sends DsinOrest's Monthly Maga-
zine and Frank Leslie'S LadyS Magazine, both
for March.
Saturday night the shirt store OF Messrs Jor-
dan, Dare & Co, No. 1906 r street. was broken
into by thieves and fine shirts to the amount of
$50 were stolen.
The statement in morning paper tn Mr.
Charles +. Jarvis, the jeweler died suddenly at
his residence, No. 922 street northwest, about
sO'clOck last evening Is, we are glad to say, in
correct. Mr.. Jarvis was at the STAR Office to-
day In unusually good health.
one or Riley & Sons teams ran away when
opposite the X street market, on Saturday
evening. The driver, Tom Clatterbock, was
Kicked from his seat and badly hurt.
Miss May Marshall's long walk concludes to-
morrow night At lice tonight she will CON-
plete her 2IO0th quarter.
Mr. Horatf0 Day, who resides in Alexandria
but who worked at the Washington navy ward
had his left foot ShOckingly crushed Saturday
by the falling OF a Pile OF lumber
Three interesting children OF 4. W. Clear are
down with the scarlet fever, at No 306 18th
street southwest.
The Lone Star Beneficial association has
ing year: E. w. Boyd, president: L. Wetzel, re-
cOrding secretary; A Pitt, financial secretary;
j. q. Pfiuger, treasurer.
saturday afternoon an aged colOred woman.
named Jane Newman, living on 9th street. fell
out OF her doorway and striking on a stone bad
ly fractured her upper jaw. DR.. Leach rem
dered the necessary surgical aid.
The remains OF Lieut.-COlOnel Campbell
Dallas Emory, captain 9Th L. s. infantry who
10 day reinforced at Oak Hill cemetery, George
TOWN. ID C..
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE UNKNOWN DROWNED BoY.-A colorei
girl. named WaStOn, came to the station house
Saturday afternoon, inquiring for her brother.
a boy 10 years OF age, who has been missing
since Wednesday, the 18th. from his home 1929
20th street northwest. Wednesday. the 18th.
was the day Tat the boy. who was stealing
keys from Mr.. Deans houses. on West street.
tumred into tne creek and was drowned And
1t is thought that this may be the boy. The
creek is ST: BEING dragged
THE DASHAwAYS.-Rev p Stawart
preached to large audience at the Dasha-ay
Club yesterday afternoon,
MISSIONARY ANNIvERsARy.-The missionary
anniversary Of the Dumbarton street M. E
Sunday school. took place last night. Dr.
Plerce, OF AieSandrla, delivered the missionary
ADDRESS. me collection amounted TO $3.50 Tne
church was handsomely decorated, and tha
singing OF the Sunday school, under Mr. :
Henry Wilson, was excellent. MI D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

Charles Woods. colored, has been fo,.na
guilty at Memphis Tenn. OF murder in tn :. tir.f
degree, for killing Mrs. W. c. C. Fost.-r.
eE-T The investigation Of the ace, nnts NJ Nth
er h. CoBkltn, late county trea .,,rar ar Osyyaon
\, Y, shows defalcatton 81 sl33,sl0
"a Samuel Cooper. cc,,ored. shot nv 1Iar,art
pen, al Cuihperlanc.. Md, Monday night last.
Glea eStelday Tom the effects of the wound
oooPer Vas was 2 prominent politician and delegate
Urner for Congress. - '''
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SPLENDID sCENERH, afAGSulcEEg EQUIPMENT
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g. e PsSais ,P & sIssPi.s e cs H.! ,sss
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ss:arass s vi sItS Pssfe car. e egg
Wilismsport, Lock Haven, and Kluirs. a. 10 IL
Tor New YORK and Tie Est, 30 and IO:ls IN
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prese ot Pullman ssT.or Cars. 30 sm. daily.
-,r 1srockyn, n. Y, al through trains connect q,
Jersey Oily with boats OF Brooklyn Annex
Stording direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoid.
lag double ferrlase AID Journey across New
For t PhsdsIrbia, 1872 $50 and lois p ~ d.,,
csiiy. except sunday; 10 10 . n. 40 6 80. 20
For rspss orses Line LiGs: ZOO n. and tso p. m
cept Sunday.
AVWAYANP zEE1AsbsIA' AND WAS %zsH ae
TON RAILR RAILROAD;
sVs. .nd II so p. N. On Sunday Il q m. sDs
FOR Rieinond and the South. so {. m and 30 ,.
For q g. iat y r. r.. $40 p. m. daily.
On 81 Sunday e sn s1 q No. si and sia an
bs &c ss norm e
yTsn. ana d dspo sbess oqde rs ean
Be left for checking Of baggage 70 Destination froT
00''' Il 9. = FARMER. General PASSENGER Arm,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. noyS
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THE COURTS.

POLICE CCUR1-Judde SneW.
To-day, Robert Rollins, assault on Belle
Sha1er; $40 or 50 days in jail. Washington
Green, keeping dog without tag: continued
Willis Banks, assault on Adeline jenkins: $40
James H. SkidmOIe, charged with selling game
out OF season; case dismissed. Smith Murphy
and ClatOn Jones, larceny Of three saws and
several other articles from Alexander Walker;
CD days In jail. John SmoOt and VIM. Mocka-
bee, assault on John Babbington; continued
Isaac Mahoney, Henry Bell, and Benton Den
more, loud and boisterols $. John Rocco
loud and bOisterous; So. John Jones, vagrancy:
bonds OF 80 days. Lizzie and Sarah Robinson.
vagrancy; bonds or 80 days. VIM. Kearney.
vagrancy bonds or 30 days. Samuel DucEett,
profanity; S.: John Simpson, vagrancy: bonds
or 20 days. VIM: Moore, yagraHcy, bonds or 60
Tie =. 4 Z. K. K. depot: 81 or one daY
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CITY ITEMS.
ONE CABINET PHOTOGRAPH 81: three cards :
blackNoSeS gallery, III Market Space


The new fragrant Vanity Fair Cigarettes.
Mt" COMBINATIONS OF rare old Perique and Va.
ALL OUR PHYSICIANS recommend DR.. Bsirs
Cou9n syrup for hoarseness and colds. Price sc
-. THE BATTLE is raging between winter and all
me organs through which we draw the breath
Oh lie. which shall conquer? Strengthen,
soothe and heal the irrtated lungs and throat
with "Hates Honey Of Horehound and Tar" and
tae rapid cure of cough, cold or influenza is alb
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND that Lofille's Headache
Specific not only cures but prevents headache.
Price only so cents.
Rheumatism permanently cured by the time
ly use OF DuranJ's Rheumatic Remedy. 2
CHAMoNILE AND LIVER PILLS Or Chandlers).
Purely vegetable and taSteleSS. No noxious
drugs. Formula on each package All know
what they are taking. cure dyspepsia lie arU-
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing. costive-
hess, sick headache, pain in back or Shoulders.
nldney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities Of the blood. 25c per
package. All druggists. Principal depot, ]. W
Drew, 9th and PenEa. avenue. 2,l1.1:
THE court Of st. James" has chosen Bolt
NIGER Champagne for its special consumption,
and orders for upwards of tyo-thfrtls of the en-.
tire quantity required are now for this brand.
PuEs.-Dr. Chambers Pilon; sure cure for
i-S7t ititi tilitHS, never All
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot. J. W.
Drew, 9th and Penna. avenue. 2,l0,l:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YK.ss srs gins.
.otos Soothing Syrup has been used for children
IL corrects acidty OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels cures dysentery and
o.arThCea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
IS cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GgNrLshKN.-Wa wish to call
attention TO A. Ftscher's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing establishment, No. 93S street, near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
peaD invention he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to ne etualled by those not pos
sesslng these facilities Gents suits cleaned
fer S. N B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up TO $3.50 window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 pair by cleaning number re-
anctlon In price. Specialty-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom
EN2rS eXnariencn - Fl
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Mr.. Manning moved that the committee be re-
QUE sted TO print their report and send 1t through
The mails TO each stockholder; adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the chairman keep the
polls oren from 9 TO 9; agreed to.
The question was raised as to proxy vote.
Tie chairman and Mr Edison said that that
question would be settled at the election.
Mr., Edson moved that the meeting adjourn TO
next Monday in this place. at o'clock. and the
secretary be directed 70 bring the BOOKS, &c;
agreed TO.
The meeting al 1890 adjourned
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RAILROADS.

lAILIeohJS-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO KAII4ROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE rRAOK.
sasionaL Route and Short Line % ths
North: NSrthMs.t. West
70 take effect Sunday, Nov. IL, l87s,
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
ts:9s -Ne ,'ro Fo G Phnsaelpha. and Dosson
ony soPs az Gs hpe Up TsuF to snnapo
function; Jessgp'sr Hanover. and Kh Ridee
ESQ 4 m.-Baitmore. Annapolis and Way. (P1ed
@ont SsTssbnrg, Winchester, Hagerstown and
t7:.O a m.-Baltimore and Laurel Express.
BIO m-point OF Rocks, Piedmont, Strssburs.
EoFs spS ana Bal
t tin Express Partor. Car to New York and
s:ss !. %.asI Louis, louisville, Chicago. Columbus
and Pittsburs Express. Frederick. Haserstown
M S y hssh s.ss s Sas q
daily Grafton to SAhcusI.. daily. except Bat.
1905 5. m.-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
m =, ard J, Nay R..,,nor. r,,r.,, s,,. Co.,.
burg. Collese, BeItsyille. Laurel Annapolis June
ton. Jessnp's and Hanover.
2:io p m.-B>ltinore. Annapolis. Elicott City and
Il so :. m.-Nsv York, Phtlsdephi. and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel
II SO ?; m; on Sunday only sor Baltimore and Way
$50 Sa m,@Baltirnore, Blasensburs, And L.uru
Express Frederick via Relay. Stops At Annap-
Wu.
Winchester and Way Ststiona On Sundays 10
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
$40 ?: m-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sts-
$50 .. -Phnsdelrhts, Norfolk ana Baltimore
EIr.9seS- Ell1oott City. Norfolk except Sun.
day. NotJott Passengers tnken d.: the Cars d..
rect TO Boat at Canton stop s Bl.dsashurg
IS 80 p. In.-BaltiIuore and Way stationA
"a :sO .. nl-Cneago and Columbus Expresa Sleep
t5s0 Cars TO Cnicaeo
rs l0p. m.-BsItimore Expresa
AGO p nl.-Peint OF Rocks and Way Statsous
10 so r. nI-St Louis, Cincinns:i Louisvlis and
PitsshurS Express. 2i>tsbnrg. except Sunday
Pullman Cars
10 Is p la.New York, phil.,el2ais snd Baltimore
Cypress, Stops at BiaGeushnrY and Laurel
Ste<rt5:c Car to New York. AID Specia! slsepins
Oar 70 Philadelphia.
% Daily. On sunday orly. Cthaf trains iall,
except Sunday.
al trsina stop At Relay Staten.
For further inform apply st ticket Office do
pCt, corner of New Jersey aSeBIie ana street, 6l3
t0l Goa, 1875 Penna. aver he w, Washington and
Masonic Y 4ple, High street, Georgetown, where
tickets It procured. and orders taken for bag
10 be checked and received any point in the
city
=. VI. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
l.. II. COLE, General aicstt Agent.
GEORGE s. E00NTZ, General Agent novl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
. February II. 1879.
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C.. To.yisl

National Theater.-"The DaniteS.n
ForGs Opera HOUSE. III. r. H., The Prince"
Thsater COmique.-Bella Dents Blondes and
specialties.
Odd FellOus HaI-Musicai and literary en-
tertainment by Carroll Institute. Address by
senator Shields.
Hdmiins w. f. Church-IiOn. Al0nZo Bells
lecture on Human Possibilities"
Masonic Temple.-The Charity Ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

TINTED STATES 4 PER CENr
u BONDS on hand for immediate delivery.
District Of Columbia. Twenty and Thirty year
SS5 Bonds Of 2, g: Guaranteed BY the United
Other Investment Securities bouaht on or,issx
sus2F LEWIS JOHNSON co, Bankeg2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
BANKERS.

l9On profits Oh so days investment of c1O0
y Nv in North West, January 20yh. OIOV
Pr0portIoEal returns every week Stock Options Of
circulars lree Address T. POTTER WIGHT K CO. CO.,
Bankers. IS Wall street, New York. jeSeod&kly
AEMBE& OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE viii
II execute orders for the purchase sale of Stocks
sions SIS each 100 shares Stock privileges negotiated
on resi- onsible parties only. Correspondence sole
ted. Henry Merriam, Member Am. Mining and
stock Exchange. IS Wall St, New YORK. Reference
.. Manyan. Esq, President National Trust Co.,
New York tarl-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

E-Charles Boyer, youth, has been arrested
In FIR ede icksDurg, Va, for stealing letters from
lock-bcxss In the post Office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

L..
REGULAR PAD-&2 90; Incpient diseases frat
stages Chilis and Fever etc
SPECIAL PAD-$S0 90; Chronic Liver aud Stomach
,,Dr Disorders and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT-$5. 90; Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-$150; Preventive and Cure of Cbol
era Infantum and Summer Com
plants. WIZ
pony, Auxiliaries for Nervous
ooO1 fAASIEhS-50c. and Clrculativs from
roOr . bles, throwing off oh
HooA par-oOc. structions and emoying
pains.
ABSORPTION SAITl Auxiliary for Colds.
box 25c: boxes al OK Sick Headaches numb.
ness OF extreMities, etc
For further information as to diseases raachad NV
the Pad ana its Auxiliaries Consult our nam NJ
phlet. Address p"Aa
RINGWALT 4 HALL, Agents.
Office Corner of 9th and streets northwest
over VIM; r. Riley's Dry Goods Store.
No; Charles street. Baltimore.
LADY Physiciaa in attendance in the Ladies' De.
pat&eOh feRlfeply
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Indian War in Alaska.
THE RED SKINS THREATEN TO ANNIHILATE TIE



WHITES.
A dispatch from Victoria says" The steam
Ship California left S1tka February 10 and ar
rived at EsQuimalt February IA. There was
much excitement in Sitka when she left The
Indians having threated to annfhiaue the
whites, the citizens were armed and awaiting
their attack. Two Indian, who murdered Jane
Brown, confessed their guilt and were stlrren-
deIed to the collector. They are now on board
the California en- route to Portland to be turned
ever 10 the L. :. district attorney TO await the
action OF the authorities at Washington Three.
families cane down on The steamer feeiny from
danger. St0renceperS were preparing to leave
oy next steamer. Father MetrOpolsby and his
congregation in conjunction with the America1
cltHeDS OF S1tka, had petitioned the Commando
OF ner Malestys lnan-or-War lying at ESluimall
10 come 10 their Immediate aid, being fearful
thaL they cannot allay the disturbance before
the L. ). government can send assistance
he collector OF Alaska has te,egraDhed ia See
retarI sherman for aid. The Indians threaten
10 XII two white men In retaliation for the
carrying OH the two Indian prisoners h,- thE
California. Tie night before the st ~ otT
arrived an alarm was given by some nervous
persons that the Indians were preparing for an
attack. and the greatest CONSERVATION nra
vailed among the whites. People barred their
doors and stood ready for action The priests
mouse was crowded with terfOr-Strcken women
ana children. who could not be Induced to re.ur.I
10 the!r homes until daylight. The steamers ar
rival created more confidence but fe lr Dnran I,
gam ground before her departure The whites
are wen organized. and 10 case they cannot con.
ClIate The Indians will make 4 desperate tirht
James brown was murdered Ia his cabin while
asleep. he was hacked to pieces with an axe
anu MS remains thrown into the ocean. Plup-
nls property was found la possession OF the muir
QefeIS."
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PORTION OF A RAILROAD TRACK SINKS ryro .
COAL MINE-A telegram to the New York
Herald from Pottsville Pa, Feb. 14th, saws
one OF tie most tremendous cavings In OF the
surface that has occurred in this county han.
PeAed to-day. 1t viii also prove one of the
most expensive. Three hundred feet Of the
Mine Hill railroad, one of the most numerous
bfaLches Of tie Philadelphia and Reading rail
road, ard coal carrying road, sank, taking
with IL ties, rails and all other paraphernalia
Ead the caV1ng in occurred anywhere but 10
close proximity to the track the damage would
cave been slight, but as 1t is 1t Will throw the
G9Idon planes out OF work and compel the
other Planes to do double WORK All the Goa
tlat mas previously been carried over the Mine
Hll railroad Will now be taken over Mahonoy
plane ana via TaIhaqua. Mahonoy plane is a
present undergoing repairs, but a double shift
Will be worked from now until Monday when
il is believed all viii be in readiness for ship
ping over It. The ground beneath the surface
in the reighborhoOd Of the caving in is honey
cOmbed with workings, but it was not supposed
until too late TO remedy the defect that the
pillars left standing were too weak to SUPPORT
the tremendous weight upon them Until the
hole has been filed, unless the tracks are
changed Gordon plane will be useless, and to
make the surface even win occupy at least
three months and perhaps more. The sssaueze"
viii throw large number OF ratlroades out of
employment.
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TELEPHONES.

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wet bleached cotton g. wet towels wet naniins
pure linen, very fine, 10; wet bed ticking best
quality In the world. only 20; wet bleached table
damask. 30; wet pure wool blankets 81 rs: wet
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5000 sc any 81 Shirt In the market
Ouf Mystery" Shirt Is retailed at Fxctory
WHOLESALE prices, ard Sir Of them IL . uioe Chri3.
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. t5pxx Fsox,:
terry" nv
Our q! Shirt, rea6y TO put on, is worth double lin
Honey bun We are compelled to reduce Stock ct our
rsctory IN Baltimore, Sc We about TO build q
isrge addition thereto. and desire to carry leag
Stock whilst the building is In I.royress.
ncve-tr MEGlSSISS'. fOCs r street n.so.
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LECTURES

IT uAMIINF VI. + CHCRCg, cor 9th and p
y sta THIS EVENING. teb. lItt. Hon. ALONZO
81 Ii. Act Sec'y of the Icteror. vii deliver the
Third JfCtQra m the curse. sab.ect "Human
Pos iN'lues." TiCke.s 25c. Commence sop IN IT.
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"COALINED

"COALINE3
is THE LATEST AND FINEST DISCOVERY
IN the world as Cleanser and Purifier Free from
bad odor, cheaper than soap or benzne, and is
ul IN every household, counting room, shop, mil or
factory.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
feh5-tr Depot, 1876 Fsfree. noyth,oest.
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Mrs, LoyyETI u,SnN.

~! sy-ci51tr Prot ~-iund Reader. " RaSt.,a will
give READINGS 4 J. street &s...ist Church
- ~ fNESDAY EVE NTN,I l9,h iuS.
at L. Tickets r. cts four for 81 fal- II.
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PERFECT IN EVERY REsPECT.-Five cases of
yaro-Wloe pIeached muslin, superior TO An
drosecggin). at cents per yard: and a great
many more bargains too numerous to mention
AT Towson's Dry Goods and Carpets $50 penn,
sylyania avenue south side
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WANIkD-You to hnow that q frvt-<ssss aHO.
w OkD-HAkD SUIT ie better aud cbeaper nm
Old Stand. No. GLIB street, between 6ti, Snd III,
streets northwest, or Branch Store No 1Oe oth
nrstclaes Second. hand Clothins. no. 81 mai
promptly attended 70, wv sSfii1A