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Destructive Fire in Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, February 1O.-A fire
broke out this morning, about 4,30
o'clock, in the county clerks Office, City
Hall building. The entire interior of the
building is consumed, leaving the massive
marble walls only standing. When the
dome fell in, seven men were crushed, one
of whom, named Keeler, member Of
steamer No. 8, has since died, and two or
three others are expected to die.
No estimate of the loss is at this time
possible, although it will not exceed $780,
900, The Judgment records, chattle mort
cages and records of proceedings of the
supervisors are destroyed. The records of
deeds and mortgages on real estate, the
portraits of the ex-governors and the
books and papers of the surrogats's Office
are saved.
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Fees Of Doctors.

The fee of doctors is an item that very
many persons are interested in just at pres
ent. We believe the schedule for visits is
$500, which would tax man confined to
his bed for year, and in need Of q daily
visit, over $1,000 year for medical at
tendance alone And one single bottle of
Hop Bitters taken in time would save the
$1,000 and all the years sickness. s st
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners
OF Perry county will hold the Appeals on the Tfl-
ennial Assessments at the following times and
places; when aud where all persons aggrieved may
Thursday the 10th Feb 1885,
:, AZ Milford, d for JunIata twp, on Friday the Goth
=. AZ MaryssyIlle, for said Borough, on Monday the
.,AtDnncannon for Penn twp on Tuesday the
2lth Feb 1880
AT Duncannon, for said Borough. on wedues
At Millerstown, for said Borough and Green
wood twp on Thursday the Goth Feb. 1880
AZ Newport, for Oliver twp, and Howe twp.
on Friday the 9th Feb. 1880,
At Newport for said Borough and Miller twp.
on Saturday the 2Sth Feb, 1880
Az Bloomfield, for said. Borough and Centre
twp, on Tuesday the I'd March. 1880
Appeals TO begin at o'clock. a: NJ, and close
N HENRY SHUMAKER,
Attest; County Commissioners.
CALtrS NELSON, Clerk.
And notice is also hereby given that the Gen.
eral Appeals following the District Appeals, will
he, held IN the Commissioners Office in Bloom
For the Districts OF Toboyne, Blaln, Jackson,
Madison, Sandy Hill. Sayllie, Spring, Tyrone
Carroll and Bloomfield on
Thursday the 4th dap Of March, 1885,
And for the Districts OF Oliver, Miller, Newport
Penn Duncannon. Marysyllle. Rye, Watts, New
Buffalo. Buffalo twp. Howe. Greenwood Millefs-
town, Liverpool twp, Liverpool borough, and
Friday the 5th Of March. 1880;
and after said District and General Appeals are
over, no further appeals Will be heard.
J. w, CAN'T,
ne rIi HENRY SHUAIAKRR,
Attest. County Commissioners
CALVIN NRILsoN, Clerk, Jan. / 1890
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Ylck,s Illustrated Floral Guide,

beautiful work OF 100 Pages, One Colored Flow.
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OF the best Flowers and Vegetables with price of
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The Flower and Vegetable Garden, ITS pages,
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A. JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
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1880.
HGrPe9'S Young People
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CATARRH.

BROCKvILLE.
G. B. LITTLEFIELD Il Co. DEAR SR:-I have
been troubled with Catarrh in all its forms for
the last 20 years, and have used all remedies
recommended to cnre but received little or no
benefit, until tried the Constitutional Catarrh
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mery lived at Napanee, Ont. Hoping that you
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Yours respectfully,
NELSON SHOREY.
N. B--I have always been subject to headache;
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Complete Works Of Shakespeare.

Best, Randsomest, Most Legi6ls Type = The
I" Avon" Editio's-1he Complete Horks Of
William Shakespeare.
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In issuing "The Avon Shakespeare the
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over any octave edition ever published, and for
the following reasons -
Purity and Accuracy of the Text, edited by
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New Eeetrotype Plates made from type cast
especially for this volume. The plots of the
Plays, giving the reader the whole story in
prose, with critical comments on the most re-
markable scenes, Elegance of Illustration
The engravings are by Meadows, Firth, and
other noted artists. Glossarial of Terms, of
remarkable excellence and thoroughness. A
Graphic Life of Shakespeare, full of the fresh
est and most interesting "reminiscences, by
John s. Hart, LII, D., late Professor of the
English Language and Literature in the Col
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the Characters, telling at glance the name,
who the character Is, and the play and page
where that character appears. Index to Fa-
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where each passage occurs. AS Volume, the
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illustrations in the text.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

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IND UCElMENT,s for 1850 ONLY

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GB- A shocking story comes fro m Birm-
ought to be that Edison has not yet in
vented the electric light. 1t appears that
at the Holte Theatre large chandelier was
lighted by a number of electric lamps. A.
M. Bruno, one of the orchestra, although
warned not to do so, took hold of the brass
connections when the lamps were not in
use and thus received the full force of the
current generated by a powerful battery
which supplies all the lights in the build
ing and grounds. He was unable to disen-
gage himself and pulled the wire down.
When released be was insensible, and
though restoratives were applied he died in
about half an hour.
GB- Mr.. and Mrs. Holberg made it live
IL for four burglars at Cambridgeport,
Mass. Holberg caught up hatchet when
he heard the robbers in the house and
chased two of them into the street. Mrs.
Holberg locked the other two in room
and yelled "Murder p' until they jump
ed from window fifteen feet to the
ground. One was hurt by the fall, and
could not run away. Meanwhile Holberg
had chopped another considerably. The
two injured burglars then opened negotia-
tions for the liberation of their captive
comrades, offering to return the booty
which they had and pay 5000 besides.
Holberg accepted the terms and let them
all 90.
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Haapeg's Magazine.
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the educational point of ylewSseeking To provide
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service TO the largest number-I long ago con
cluded that IL could have but one work for q
public library, would select q complete set of
JR lax -IT71 r l.It
Its contents are contributed by the most eml.
nent authors and artists OF Europe and America,
while the long experience OF It's publishers has
made them thoroughly conversant with ihe
desires OF the public, which they will spare no
effort to gratiy
:. The volumes of the Magazine begins with the
Numbers for June and December OF each year.
When no time Is specified, 1t will be understood
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At Meriden Prices,

can procure Catalogues free of charge at the
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The Volumes Of the WEEKLY begin with the first
Number for January Of each year. When no tinae Is
mentioned it Will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to commence with the Number next after the
receipt of order.
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1880.
Hnrpea''S WecEly.
JJIJrgTR ATEn
Illustrated.

This periodical has always by its able scholarly
discussions of the questions Of the day well by f
illustrations which prepared by the best artists
hp Dubic mind
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1t will be to your advantage,
as goods are advancing every
day. We are still selling at old
prices and will continue to do so
as long as possible.
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The Meriden Purchasing Co.,
West Meriden, Conn.

In sending for Catalogue. or in giving al orde
in The TIMES.
National Republican., 1880-02-23

membered tho Goth day Of January; the wilt
ness saw Brown there on that day; after they
had drink ofbeor, Brown called the wi tness
outside and asked him IL he know man
named Jake Brown; ho was at FitSmorris' that
day.
Nr. Wels-DId Brown ask yo1 to testify
before the Grand Jury that lie met you on
Seventeenth street. between n and o streets,
and walked TO street, where you met Bed
ford, Pinn, Qreenan and johnson, aud that
you would got $50 for so tostifying2
Tho Court ruled against tho admission OF
the question. All exception was noted.
Cross-examined by Colonel Corkhill: On the
morning Oft the murder he went to Queenstown
drove-yard; he left home about 10 O'clock and
started back about / o'clock; ho stopped at
Brghtwood about o'clock; ho then drove
down TO Mr.. Saul's, where the cattle escaped,
and got back to Brightwood; he was down
near Summy's hill when it got dark; le was
walking aud accompanied by Sherman Edmon-
ston; IT was not raining, but cloudy; he drank
nothing until he got to the corner of Seventh
and Boundary streets; ho remained in Magec S
saloon about five minutes; he got Ia tho car
at the startiug point, and remained there
about ton minutes bc.ore the car started; lie
then went home In Cox's alley.
At this point tho court adjourned until this
morning.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Waylnud Seminary.

The readers of THE NATIONAL REPupLI.
CAN are no doubt aware that this institution
is conspicuously located on Sixteenth street,
overlooking tho White House aud the beauti-
ful scenery down the Potomac, but they may
not know that il is x model school in all its
arrangements, modes of instruction and disci-
pliuc. For the past thirteen years, Professor
King aud his noble wife have given their
time, their might aud their strength, with
pure Christian DEVOTION to bringing the school
to its present perfection. Oncc a month they
have afforded their friends an opportunity to
witness thoalmirahlo management aud scholar
ship which prevail thole, On Wednesday after
noon Judge Tubc!l will read paper to the
school on the Ancient History aud Civilization
of tho Hamitic race and the fu ture Of the col
ored people Of America,
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Pronounced periuri.s aud Libc,s.

To The Eiitor Of The National Republicans:
SIR: In regard to the peijurics and libo;s
which the Post published against me on the
18th instant, and which l saw still posted at
o'clock p. m. on the 18Th, ! assert they are
libo's and rerjuries, although | appreciate
how daring aud desperate they are. They do
not weaken in the least my firm faith in tho
"dcsthless power of truth, and the sleeples,
vigilance OF justice" l feel assured of the
ultimate triumph that always awaits the
cause of truth and justice" and would rather
be myself than Senator Morgan or General
Shelley, although Senate's toga hangs about
their forms to cover the shame which noth-
Ing else could cloak with responsibility.
Lucy HORTON.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
The Br,,midi Obscauics.

The funeral of tho late Costantino Brumidi,
the great artist, took place from his residence,
92l G. street, at 10 o'clock Saturday morning,
aud was attended by his many friends. The
remains were cncGsed in handsome silver.
mounted, cloth.covered caslet, which bore a
massive silver plato with tho inscription,
"Costantino Brnmudi; died February 10, 1880,
aged 75 years" The magnifcence and profu-
sion of the floral offerings were evidences of
the high esteem in which the dead was held by
his friends Rev. Father j. A. Walter, of st.
Patricks church, otiiciated. The remains were
inferred In the Glenwood cemetery. Edward
Clark, architect of the Capitol Professor
Mast Major Benjamin Perley Pooro, William
McPyncheon and George F. W. Strictly were
the pall-hearors. The ceremonies were under
tho direction ofWiliam Il. Speare, undertaken
National Republican., 1880-02-23

Yesterday was the one hundred aud forty.
eighth anniversary of the birthday of George
Washington, but US II was Sunday, the ami.
vcrsary will be observed to-day. The Oldest
Inhabitants society, which ndhcrcs to the
olh.time fashion of celebrating the Fourth Of
July aud Washington's birthday, will assemble
to-day at halfpast 12 O'clock at Tullmadgc
Hall. Washington's farewell address will he
rad an Grafton will be- delivered by mem
Der of the society and Mr.. J. A. Winchergcr
will read paper on american Progress"
The Government Departments aud District
buildings will be closed. Major Zimmerman S
artillery will fire q salute this morning.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
A New Dry Goods Store on tho Hest Prin
cIulss

Oar citizens will be glad to see from M ad.
vcrtsomont elsewhere, that the city is to have
another largo stock of general dry goods,
brought here by three enterprisng young men
Messrs Woodward, Lothrop & Cochrane. These
gentlemen have ali learned their trade practi-
caly, having served their apprenI ccship in
Boston, whore goods are rotaied altogether on
the one-pricc cash basis, quick sales and
small profits. These gentlemen bring with
them letters of Introduction and recommcu.
datiou from EOmo of the best men in the coun.
try to our ctizaus. Several new features for
this city, at least, in rcftting the premises of
the nov firm, prove beyond a doubt the
originality, taste aud enterprise of the con.
ccrn. With an attractive, well-kept store in
central location, undOubted characters, and
excellent credit, VIC predict success for the
One.Price Boston Dry Goods House, 705 Mar
ket Space.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
"Facis nre stubborn Things {"

And few facts are moro stubborn and diff
cult to overcome than the various skin dis
eases caused by impurities of the blood. Bat
Warmers Safe Bitters or Safe Tonic purihrs
the blood aud removes the sores aud eruptiOus
which disfgurG and annoy.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Am USEM RNTS.
National Thca,ro-"The Tourists

National Theatre" The Tourists"
Our old acquaintances, "The Tourists In n
Pullman Palace Car" with whom we have
made so many pleasant trip will stop for a
week Of the National, Ell route for other
placcs, arriving this evening. 1t Is the jolliest
crowd of travellers that ever started on the
road, and wherever thoy have halted have
entertained thousands upon Thousands Of fun
loving people BY their innocent, sido-splitting
ecceutricitics. w. A. Mestaycr, Ethel Lyntou,
Rose Cook, Jeanette Reifi.ith aud all the
other ladies aud gentlemen who compose the
party nro all, In their respective lines truo
artists, aud we adviso all who want TO laugh
and grow flt TO go aud spend an evening with
The Tourists"
There will be special matinee performance
to. day at 9 o'clock in honor of Washington's
birthday.
Ford's Opera House" An Arabian Sight."
This evening Augustin Daly's excellent
theatrical company begins a weeks engage
mcnt at Ford's for the production Of Days
latest effort, "An Arabian Night" 1t is spoken
Of thus by the New Orleans Picdy'me: "Ddy's
new play, An Arabian Might has been rum
ming now II week, and popular approval has
made ii tho most substantial success Of his
new theatre. The piece is a comedy farce
literally adaped from the German of Won
Mosc's 'Harouu al Raschd.' Mr. Days OK
| perenced and dcStcrous haudiwork is plainly
visible In the adaptation from beginning to
Cud. lie has localized the framework aud
strung upon 1t a succession Of intensely anus
| ing scenes, brightoned by constant salies of
| epigIammatic wit and thrusts of genial satire.
| The purpose Of the construction ii it can be
said to have one, IA disguised by continuous
| dow Of irresistible fun. The iutricaccs and
situations are ingenious aud comica beyond
description. In a word, the piece has been
lifted by Mr.. DAILY with characteristic neat.
ness to the theatrical taste of the hour, taste
hat demands ouly amusement, with the stip-
ulaiou that 1t shall be ut onco brilliant, stim-
nlating and iuaocuous."
Theatre CoInique.
The great Murray & Hedges Combination
will begin an engagement at the Comique this
evening. This is the largest aud best variety
combination travelling, Ms it includes thirty
first.class artists aud female minstrel troupe.
Jake Budd will appear In The Last OF the
| MOdocs," aud the stock company in That
Blessed Baby"
Philharmonic Society.
The music selected by the society FOR their
next concert, to be given March 3, is Rossini's
"Stabat Mater" aud Sullivans latest and best
musical composition. The Prodigal Som" OF
the former our music.loving citizens are
familiar, but "fhe Prodigal Son" will be per-
| formed for the first tme in this city; and rs
| the society has given it careful and con.
| scientOus rhearsal, and as the solos are to be
sustained by some Of our home talent, in ad-
ditiOn to artists from New York, our citizens
may anticiuate what will, no doubt, be the
| inusi cal event OF the season.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Congress Water,

It's superiority as cOthnrtc and Alternative con-
siStS in its entire freedom from everything bitter
acid or crude that produces headache, Internal
soreness, aud tends TO destroy the mucous mem
branc All mineral waters that GIs dangerous irri-
tants may be known by II acid NtlcrtGS,c.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Thsrmomotrio Readings.
UFFICL LHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcLRl q, ), z"
February ~. 1880
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic States, falling barometer
warmer Southerly winds, cloudy weather, with
followed by rising barometer, colder westerly
Winds clear or fair weather.
National Republican., 1880-02-23

THE Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION 21l Four.and.
ahalf street use only =. s. Whites artificial teeth,
Philadelphia. Price. 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-02-23

The entire stock of Shoes in the Park Shoe
Shoe Store, 932 Seventh street.. must be closed
out. and great bnrgAins are oiinred.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
ThiihnrmonIc SocIety.

$50 Sets of Ladies' Jewelry,
from :2 to $50. Great bargains ut r. Harris
& Co.'s, 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Grand CIosiug-out Sale

Grand CIOsinG-Out Sale
of our immense stock Of boys aud childrcn's
clothing to make room for spring goods. b
Robinson & Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-02-23

NERVOUS HEADACHE Is often curod in five
minutes by Lpdille's Headache SpeciGc-50
cents.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Ladies, Call aud Sec

our bargains in goll.alled jewclry. Entire
line to be closed out. Il. Harris & Co., 435
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
Wughinutou,s I;lr,hdny,

GENTS fine white Mcriuo Underwear at 1j
cents, ut Aucrbach IL Bro, G23 Penn. ave.