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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

The hrst-class steamers OF tins lIne-''Amster
dam, w. A. Scholten, - Rotterdam, ''P. Ca
land" .'Schiedam" and ''Mass"-carrying the o.
S Mail to the Netherlands, leave Watson's Stores,
Cabin-S60. $40 Second Cabn-S45, $50; Steer
age-S26. III. CAZAUX, General Agent, 81 South
William street, New York. For passage apply to
W. g. MEIZEROTT & CO., 925 Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington or +. II. JOHNSON, Agent
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue and 18th street northwest. angl
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
OLOTS NORTH SIDE OF FIRST STREET
BETWEEN MARKET AND FREDERICK
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF GEORGE
TOWN, d. c.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court 80
OF the district OF Columbia, passed on the oath ~
day Of May, A; D. 1879, in Equity Cause No. -
ToBER 2lsT, 1880, AT 4 ocLook PM. in front Of
the emses. at public auction, the western sixty
one hundred and FIVE QO5,) in Beatty aud Hawkins
addition to Georgetown, D. O. The said property
2D feet eight (Sl inches LIST street by;depth Of
one hundred and fifty (15 o. feet.
Terms OF sae One-fourth cash: the balance in
three equal nstalaents payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months from day of eae with interest for
which notes secured by deed of trust viii be re-
quirt or all cash. at option of purchaser. A de-
post Of che huTdred dollars each lot required at
tine Of sale. Conyeyancipg at cos of purchaser,
and deeds to be passed ratification of sale by the
coprt. WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. oct7-d
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NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
ETEaMER ,TAEE MOSEIRv

CAPTAIN JAMES L. BARKER.
81 % $3.50 f ,.I ss5 y E sS. =
Trip, 81. Leave 9th st. wharf DON
Pm. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at p M stop
ping at Alexandria, Piney Point. Point Lookout
ard Fort Monroe, Va, going and returning.
tOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, above wharf,
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, st
Tam b. J. ACCINELLY. AIT 9th st wharf.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
STEAMSHIPS JOHN GIBSON ard E. @. KNIGHT,
Pier Al, East River \. Y, SATURDAYS. at o. m. !,
'9eorsetown 3. am. FRIDAYS. For frelzht
rates ar,r9y to r. p. A. DENHAM. Agt., 63 Water
ST Georgetown.
Tickets, Staterooms, &c 20 to General Office.
1910 Z ST. n. w., lear Wizards Hotel
ap29 o. LOWELL, President.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


II OF Al
HAVANA LOTTERY.
DRAWINGS EVERY Is DAYS.
ONLY q. 600 TICKETS ISSUED.
Capital Prize. 2so. COO SPANISH DoLLA
FULL INFoaAATIoN. &C. FURNISHED By
J. DUFF & CO.. Bankers,
41 nassau Street, corner Liberty. New York.
DR. Won MosCRzIsKER
ayear ago opened his Offices at
610 10th street northwest.
for the special treatment Of
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD. I'M
PAIRED slGHT. oATARRH. ASTHMA.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS. CHEST. ETC.
BIS success has been most srstifying To hin,sels
under bis care the maiorS of Wb So h hsye
been from the best class. SENATOR'S, RsPRHsrNTsee
ess Ms5sns
ing any empirical claims to infalrbty. he has
professional record shall be compared With It's per .s
cei tage with that OF any specialist physician in
resolved e make this city T py r ETeas
REQUEST. his PERMANENT kESIDENCE
1 Aepg m Of successful al
VOORHEES,. SENATOR INGALLS,, REPRESENTATIVE
LARHAH, 9 RAyIDaEs Esq, 7; soMERyILLE.
others Over one hundred references to the Very
best citizens can be examir at his Offices. 6l9
stood that no name as reference is given or letter
Of Testimonial ever published which has no. been
Placed VOLUNTARILY at his disposal for that pnr-
w . Has removed from 500 18Th St W. to 1903
ct. NV, where she may be consulted profess
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i. OOLDh ELL, heal Estate AQctOn6er.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. BEING No. TAI, EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN G AND II
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust. dated Ia
corded in Liber 795, folio 1856, one OF the In
land records for the District of Columbia sd at the
request of the party secured thereby, shall sell,
in front Of the premises, at public auction, On
THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.
1850. At O'clock P. NJ :. the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington, D. o.
ard being part of Lot numbered fourteen 90. iii
square numbered four hundred and fifty four
454, beginning for the same at point on the Iine
OF Seventh street. ferty (40) feet south from the
northwest corner Of said lot and running thence
east at right angles with said Seventh (7tl street
seventy five tT5 feet thence south twenty (2n) feet
eleven inches; thence ives. seventy five feot, and
thence north twenty feet eleven inches to the place
of beginniIg. together with the improvements. sc;
insts liInents, in six and twelve months with in
terest from day of sale, and secured by deed of
trust on the property soid or al, cash, at pur-
chaser's option. 8i0O deposit at time OF sale. All
conyeyancinG and recording at purchasers cost.
II terms Of sale are lot complied with in ten days
from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right
resell the same after seven days advertisement
CHARLES y. GLOVER. I r,.
Cc11-d&ds BRAINARD H. WARNER 1fastees'
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~ JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. IELlPHoNIo CosNECTIoNs GOAL.
fuH Height. Best Quality. Lou Prices.
GOAL. Prompt Detiueries. WOOD.
Malh Cfnce, Wharyes. mill and depot connected
with uptown offices by TELEPHONE.
with uneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
nCnlcaliy conducting the wood and coal trade,
Wharyes IF Glory, extensive store yards enabling
70 stock up largest when coal is lowest offices
mcaf1on. 1nsur1ng prompt attention to orders, we
are prepared to ofer to our patrons the best vare
ties OF coal at the very lowest prices.
We insure strictly pure coal, of 2. 24O pounds to
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Office, mill and depot foot of 18th. 18Th and
SITS. e.w Offices: 12o2 r st. n. W. liz 9th st.
NV. 1418 It'll st. q. W. ; and 22l Pa. ave- Sc. oil
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M CORA BLAND, m. h..
I'VE Has removed from sos 18Th st. NV. to 1908
q st. n. W, where she may be consulted profess
sionally during DAY and EVENING. Ali diseases
treated by the most approved methods. Nervous
special success. ~
Office In residence. sepll-3m
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS y CO.. Auchoneers,
w Northwest corner 10th and d streets n. W.
UNUSUALLY, ExTENsIyE SALE. BY Gaia.
LOGUE, OF THE CONTENTS OF ONE OF
THE MOST COMPLETELY FURNISHED
RESIDENCES IN WASHINGTON.
One full octave rosewood case Piano. OF the Knabe
4 GO. lnake-a superior instrument, in perfect
condition; one handsome Parlor Suite, with
designs, beautifully traced in gold, and up
hoistered in raw silk, with plush puffings; one
rare Parlor Table, combining Writing Desk
aEdlady' g Work Table-a superb piece Of furni-
ture made of highly polished rosewood; gilt
frame French plate Mirrors; walnut frame Mir
rors; one tri apartment Book Case, of the finest
workmanship, in walnut, manufactured at a
cost OF $l25; several exquisite Library Tables
with inlaid coverings of the finest billiard cloth
ornaments; One Walnut Frame Parlor Suite, in
Raw Silk; Favorably criticised Oil Paintings by
Resident Artists, and Superior Eagravfngs;
Marble-Top Center Tables One Walnut Frame
Parlor Suite, upholstered in Crimson Rep: One
Heavily carved Chamber Suite, unstinted in
workmanship, with French Dresser One wal
nut Chamber Suite, with Dressing Case; Several
tension Table; Lounges, in Leather and Rep:
reclining Chairs Wicker work Chairs; Walnut
Hall Rack Body Brussels Carpets Of the Beat
Quality throughout the House; Hair and Uusk
Matl esses, Bedding, &c.
>. ne above list viii give an appreciative pub-0
NC some idea OF the character of the goods to w
De offered; The sale will be held at residence f%3
Washington Circle, ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
BEGINNING AT 10 Am. Catalogues ready day pre-
vious to sale.
oct9 St WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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NNRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN MOIrNT
PLEASANT.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded among ss.s
In Ldber 944, fol- 223, will offer for sale: at -
a an.a, on TUESDAY, THE l2TR OF 0oTosEH
i iSso A. s9 O'CLOCK ?. N in front Of the prem
Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, viz. ::
Lots II, 13, 81, and the west half Of Lot Is in
l. in Block IL; Lot 10. In Block Is; Lots and II.
in Block Is; Lot l6, in Block II, and Lots and o
in Block 49, VIA" -
Terms: One-third OF the purchase money cash :.
balance six and twelve months, with per cent
on each lot ct sale. "a o0'
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
RY- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED INIT,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1882, same hOnr and
place REGINALD FENDALL Trustee ~
THOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO., Aucts. octI2-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.

vAUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneerp
~ Ninth and D streets NV
TWENTY- FIVE THOUSAND DOMESTIC. Ha.
BANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS DIRECT
IRON FACTORY IN NEW YORK At Arc
lion, WITHOUT RESERVE, IN LOTS TO
Within our saesroors. FRIDAY MORNING.
OCToBEk 18TH. COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK o1s-2
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated August ssx
ON, 1878, and recorded in Lber 1874. folio S7fs3
2o2. We viii sell. on WEDNESDAY,, THE era y
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880, in front of the premses AT
a. O'clock M, Lots Il. "a and east half Of Lot 20
Lots 81, az and east half OF 20 are on NJ street.
between 10th and 2lst streets, and will be divided
into five Lots 81 feet each, and one of % Az feat
Terms: One third cash residue in six and fwel va
months with interest. to be secured by dead Of
trust. ESQ deposit ON each lot when sold ~
FRED. w, JONES'
THOS. l.. HUME TRUSTEES.
THOMAS DOWLING. Aucuoneer sepoa dts
eE TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, THE 18th Day OF OCTOBER 1880 At (
O'CLOCK PM. 6y order of Trustees.
oct1-dfs THOMAS BOWLING, Aucs.
sE THE ABOVE SALE IS UNayOIDAR "
PostI oned until MONDAY, OCTOBER ISr4 ISSD
same hour and place. By order of Trustees.
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indiana.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE STATE.

A telegram from Indianapolis Ind, Oct IL,
ll.55 p. H., says: Reports from S. towns give
the republicans gain of 410. With the same
rate or gains IN the state the republicans would
have plurality for governor or 900. Warsaw,
Ind, gives a republican majority OF 345, a
republican gain or 100. telegram from Indian
apolis, Oct. b. 1890 a. m. says: One hundred
and 1Ity townships heard from give a demo-
cratic vote OF IL Z9l; republican 10 5l; national
vote OF 1896, republicans, 14,4Ss, national,
~; democratic gains, 345; republican gains,
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N0TICE.-Thousands of WATCHES have been
~ kept in order by HE during the last thirty
years. They are as perfect to-day as when manu-
factured. Well made Watches will, with care, last
Indefinitely if attended to by an experienced per
son. n. JENSEN, 913 PENNSYLVANIA ave. aug3
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Mars Tbs 10 shs nonih ia which
Trailiag Arhutua Is souEht Also. ID
this month. The treat gale begins 70 ex'
hibit aEps Il wear. The weather
prophets guess 81 "bslmy atmosphere
toF May. and the poet writes his usual
Lovely May xeuses Tor the village
paper. This IL al right bat Il you are
wise you will get bottle Of Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters and use them as d.
reosed, 70 sArd OF JaBndiee, Liver
Complaint and Billioosness. consequent
upon The warm temperature Of this
mouth. Only Is cents per bottle. IN
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% afA ~ lsNfs.
= fAsEnt fetss
yhuev ass hsn staa1
sds hsoaHHx ASHe.
AHs e. re ~ Ass sssrsasN
- nsafs ssaa hssss ~ rsrsAhf sArAs
~ EaaFs aAAE tesTt esass Ass essg
lssa sssts 80 hAsz a. sssss ss.A slass
- ssAxs e - szsiAy4ss { praAse
fss - go 49, 49,
su, ~ Istas sst -.
& IL keaSon sssUse.
Z Naafs g . aasN.
AFala VA Zee SAL layous tsaE.
noNuyn4K
--If4ac ard James keHeY reoently lost
3 bora aad EmsrY Briggs an az. supPos-
Ell 10 hAVs died % sPlnal disease.
/ Oar merchant. Mr., Williams Ia bar.
ing larger trade - ussal. james HHl
keeps GOOD stock Of groceries &c.
Mrs. Efls Falsr bss opcnsd her mil
llnsry ADD dFesamAking shop with .
lArge assoumeni OF goods lhsh usual
a. n GrAhHn reports the chair bssl.
ness good. he has Joe. sent eff car
load sod 10 hard al work 6liing another
eouiraci.
In ibe item 10 tbe last JOURNAL Il
should hsve beca Orlando Cummings
who hAs purchased large tract Of land,
Instead Of Chsunosy
Alfred Holden, boy thirteen years
Of age, aAs braided over = bundred hats
10 ten days, Mrs. Nancy Amedon and
Der dsughser Of htleou have braided
three thousand Aimee The tirst Of last De-
cembcr.
ARLINGTON,
MIR. s. 4. Wright has moved into bis
new quarter. Al the Depot
Mr.. y g. Woodwork has gone 10 New
York TO purchase goods Tor the spring
trade.
Toe carpenters have commenced work
on the new shed for 7. T Spssr 4 Co.,
at the chair works.
The thermometer has marked 90 de-
grees IN the shade for the past two days,
which VIC cal pretty warm weather for
the nrs Of May
The fuueral Of jesse Williams, Oldest
son OF Mr.. G, J. Williams, who died on
Friday evening last, was very largely at.
tended on Sunday the 9th mat. Rev. J.
Randall ofHcialed.
Mis-. J. j. Dadman has just received
a large amount OF new goods In tho way
OF Las, &C., for lhe spring trade. She
hopes all who wish goods In that line viii |
call aud see Der.
The rooms occupied by PoIls Dudley,
No, 20, q, A. X. are being quite exten-
siveiy repaired, which, when finished.
will make some first class rooms aud a
very pleasant place for them to hold their
meetings.
"A CARD.-We wish 10 express
through the columns OF the JOURNAL our
sincere thanks to oil those friends who go
kindly assisted rs during The sickness and
death Of our son, jesse, and especially 10
those who furnished such beautiful
Ilowers OF the funeral.
Z. j. WILLIAMS.
EMMA A. WILLIAMS.
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Wamss thai hars bssu pFoncaaasa 10
eaftbis ~ TIE s,ess physicians 10 he
oanssry, bare bees oaupleisly cared q
fsmale wskkuesa by lho nHe 81 Ms.
LrnsA T. FsxKBAR's VneKTARIK Cox.
ropxn. Send Go Ma. Lydia I. FakhAm,
90 Wsstsru AvsHas, Liza, Mass- iaF
psmPhists. 81
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0NHU MAN FLESH.

BAEERsTELD, W., Dec. 23d, 1879.
u. J. KEsDALL Co.-Gsnts:-f wish 70 add
my Testimony in favor OF your invaluable lini.
ment, hendail's Siavin Cure" In the spring Of
1862 slipped on the ice aud sprained my right
limb At the knee joint was very lame and, az
times, suffered the most exeruciating pain.
. ere bAndAge on IL for over year, and tried
- ost everything ia my reach, but could find
nothing that would give me permanent relief
When ! oyerworked, ii Wonld pain me very
maIch. Ia April, 1878, began 10 think should
bs cripple for life: but, having some Of Ken
dale SPAWN Cure, thought / would try II.
Sssd one-third Of bottle, and experienced re-.
A>sf 1t once. The pain left me and has not
f<snbled me since. feel very grateful 10 you,
All would recommend "kendalis SPAWN Cure
70 ali who suffer with sprsins or rheumatism.
Yours Truly,
MRS. }. B0UTELL.
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The HsItAis nelt Co.. Marshall, Mich,
Will send their celebrated Electro OIL
tsic Belts 70 the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them
without delay.
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HYDE PARK. W., NOV. 9Th, 1877
ID. J. KENDALL. NJ D.-Dear sir;-I am no
great friend TO patent medicines bat do not hes.
ltate to speak good word for your Spawn Cure
Two years ago b ught valuable three year
Old COLT IN Canada, bnt before reaching home
discovered that ne was lame from q curb The
curb continued 70 enlarge and would al Zines
render the colt isme that he oou not 90
driven, and he h0bhled very badly vas ia
duced to try your SPAWN Cure, and with one
bottle and half took away tho enlargement,
aud from that day 30 t1G present time he has
not been lame For curb therefore do not
hesitate to re ommeud people to try "KendAlps
Spawn Cure. Yours Truly,
REV. o. i, BAsF0RD.
Editor OF the Lamoiile News
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Constipation Invariably follows Liver
Complaint; but Il i easily overcome by
the timely use Of BAxrER's MkNpRAKE
BuTERs. Dyspepsia also readily yields
to this potent remedy.
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Gaps made 10 flesh by cute, speedily
disappear without leaving = scar when
HENRY Il JonEsoN's ARNIcA AND Oh
LISmEST IL used.
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Front
REV. P. n. GRANGER,
Front
Presiding Elder Of the St. AIbans Dist.

ST. A1BAss, VI, Jan. Gath, 1880.
Dr.. b. ]. KENDALL & Co., Gents. In reply to
your letter | will say that my experience with
KendalPs SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed. Three or four years ago procured
bottle Of your agent, and with it cured horse
of lameness caused by spavin. Last season
my horse became very lame aud turned him
out for few weeks when he became better but
when put him on the road be grew worse,
when found that a ring-bone wGs forming,
procured bottle Of Kendalfs Spawn, Cure and
with less than d bottle cured him 70 thst he Is
not lame, neither can the bunch be- found.
Respectfully you're
pm. GRANGER
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Nervous, sleepless and overworked find
rest and nonrishment 10 Malt Bitters.
A l.oosinw Joke.

L0ostng Joke.
A prominent physician of Pittsburgh
said jokiugly TO lady patient who was
complaining Of her continued i'll health,
aud OF his inability to cure her. "try
Hop Bitters !" The lady took it in
earnest aud used the Bitters, from
which she obtained permanent health.
She now laughs at the doctor for bis
joke. but be is not 30 well pleased with
it. as it cost him a good patient.
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Downs ELIXIR will cure oil lung dis.
eases. The best medicine known for
whooPing cough u
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waking made very easy with Lyon's
Heel sunenetsi they keep yoor boots aud
ab0os straight. slim
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t@f8 t#sAss
AHF sNfH65 AHfFft = AAf ffstef fhttffse 81 -
Tsss ftFf Thwr28sgs As saturdays ~ -.
tftsr4sF ~ fsma3sA 81 ,. rs. Ftsseensfs ~
Nsfsaeasa ta8 yawssAsne "a ksnshasisf sia
- asrFttS 10 tAs Ehsss saEeA places Al ftAsau
ttas fatts.
re@. Lss.Asrpps, Lesasaaerry. cAesssr. ss.
Lss9r Dams Prspsstef.
ARRIVES ii nsnekssiss rssls~s2 depot Ks4asys
8sansAesgs AID FfiasyH air
herr1Kfpa. iMaNes Manchester rtasrpx1 sFisot
FassaAya. FhsFs3sFs sA4 Asfasakyt ~ ~ 49,
sffeF arrival - - 4 a N, iEals xp8nf horth.
gfes LaSGes.assyy a. t.asiar.
4. o. cepYs. Proprietor
salts Gisss.
e1UTM ~ fk.iFasa f1f sss Toff. AIbsnf Troy
sssth tad West Al " EDA iHrR
sDMfH b. rsilfesd tof hutlknd, bafiinstaH
Narth sbs Etst2 EF,s
GRANVILLE mnli y stage saassstt e IS a. y.
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H,ils fsaa lhs softb arrive 81 ths rast 0f4ss u
sikFw
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al liz
4sl8s ~ Fga LEaa grove, Rgh8Fills yamsie4 4
&e.. " stage. eioss 81 Factory Point P0stUf. \
ace st II AZ. Fuep3Ays fhafsdaYs snd Sat.
sfssss.
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Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY NAY % 1855
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Sold by all Druggists.
ls5iy
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AaA a great mApy oihsr STITCHES Too 10.
m=FoBs " specify At prices wAleh eHnhos fsli 70
sat. Oar stock u hafdsArs vac purchased be-
fare the resent rise n Pfiees, And sii pfobebiy
ne F be Gs cheap again.
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pssiar q iAs Esps8ss sAsfsA, at1pseasa
hsrp Via hhs bride tAss west aas wiH
pfrsea nsHt snn1&y ne ls pew slaiionsd
81 Ntrasna.s.
- Ne fls r.esplf. FsesfalY, I'll aeco-
rae ihssf fss.ssnoss wak stgt. A.. 90
~ qsth DsoaFkles DsY hss bsooEs he
haadsy e 10 rear. ssd Il fat tskisg
- paos 4 lhs Cd lBepsB3ssas aay Ia
ihs hearts q he psogis
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The ss,v rnd shs Moaxuitna Em.
bassMts~s ..
LONDON, August 21st.-A Post
Berlin dispatch says that the Gear
will receive the Chinese and jap
anese Ambassadors on Saturday at
Rapshs, Czarskoeselo, where he is
witnessing the army manoeuvres.
This Interview will virtually re-
open the Kuljja negotiations.
eervla IaciininE 60 ths austrS.saer-
mwn Alliance.
VIENNA, Aug. 2lst.-A telegram
from Belgrade reports that since
Prince Milan's journey to Ischil,
the resignation Of NJ. RIstich from
the Cabi9et has become inevitable
and that henceforth the adhesion
Of Servia in a military sense 20 the
Austro German alliance is looked
upon as settled. 1t is supposed,
moreover, that the new Cabinet
would meet with certain readi-
ness on the part of Austria to agree
In q treaty Of commerce which M.
Ristich appealed In vain to Austria
to conclude and which would in-
cline Servia still more toward the
Austro-German alliance.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-22

As time when all the Democrats are
hereby requested to meet In their sew
eral precincts to form clubs.
2 The plase Of meeting In each pre-
cinct shall be the same in which the
Demo ocratlc Primary Election WAS held
on July 29th, 1850
.. The COMMITTEE hereby appoint the
Delegates elected on July 29th, 1880, in
each precinct u Special Committee, In
their respective precincta, to superintend
the organisation of The Clubs.
In organ sing these Clubs, the Com
milLee recommend that hei Q shall be no
reference TO. nor obligation respecting,
local politics, but The pledge required Of
me m bers shall be: 81 Will vote for and
support the Hancock and English Elec.-
ors." Before the time appointed tue
Committee will furnish TO some resp0n-
stitutton and BY Laws for each Club. and
this will be carried to the place of meet
lug IN each precinct and At the time ap.
pointer. The said Constitution and By
Laws may be adopted, amended or re-
jecled, q the option Of the Cub.
The Central COmmittee earnestly ask
all friends Of good order and harmony
between the two sections aud all friends
Of Hancock and English, 10 assist In the
form alton OF these Clubs.
As suOn as formed let the names of the
different officers Of each CluO be furnish
ed to the secretary Of the Central Com.
mittee
BY order Of the Democratic Central
C0mmittee OF Los angeles county.
j. DE bARrH sHORB,
WALTER u. STEPHENsoN, Secretary
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