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yns,x HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AMI
VALUABLE PRESENTS
HOW TO GET 4 TICKET

,se.,,v,l Gan be obtained a. 81 ioi- y
Iicksts lDI este of DANID'- PHlLh 80 save
.yMs. L.ets LARK BROWN Nr11p RR,e,p 10 rs
NIalle1 ~, ~ : nntii YOU have 2Oi lS'i 80 W Wohtained
tuest "iapIS.. a1,Neiopes. which c4h ~ - shom
~ l,gr gIs ~, GtIARGF from the grD0d dirertinns
fhLi -. w he Soap: follow the prln,sJJe For 100
;,,C,n' - .11 there viii IL no 'RpFNEMBER
~raurs-rs v0u will receive u >oTiTING. You do
TIGg'TIISETs COST YOU -, - ,b.Tn. We give
nol bt1 ..fnr tltn ,,stng cor soap. 1OI nJSDRY
uieIn 70 YOU YOU 9i" n1aXtID1S PRlZE Ia LnhnStbtne To
SDAl-trL a., mind tlIil you hANS ~. money
M MSoAi -. FILL VALUE ~ III 'TARGFST,
-, Won Guy lie soap lhIlsctST ~ y LASTING,
cWEAPYsT, BEsf, the LiH1yTfFTEST sMELL-
WHIIEstI, tI,,,,r SHi.BBiNG sQAnPf, - iIHoIl WILI.
ING; EAsiESSii ISL IT ONGEfe 1H}tnr 1ir}tr WAY
INGk. III RI AND THAIs milk
ALMAns 1cFr DIR MONTY bAs IN n, yoa' none
III s,an ever did 50 mucn nm ~ be nositive.-
VI al, rvery one OF the pre- % n'2 n',.pFRS TICK
49, :, ~, .1say TWENTY MH W 81 rrS ONETICk-
~. 100 WRAPPEks 6IItI,stn- ItI,st SIX TICKETS
~ ~ CD1,p, = ONE. DANlDs fhhi,I fhinIE and is
Bk7 Ihk piits - any other OF IKE 4uIs' TRY
LAkCkh lissn s,s- iaaIel or La0ndi US, ary
sdsp.ed LOT IKE II. II viii hOl Da 49, they
III. fOl ~ LLrltiysI 20 receive presebstsii ~ any,
70 attLo Wy for tleiu VIII be W ,t,,,ctioi,s
, i ~. as,s,id - them on resslpSs .,e can have
how 10 send. BUY Now t,,ev commence AZ one, once
tlekeis b,1oIe |i HI;Y MORE THAI 20 fsnAI, III.
% use us s9',I,; ~ TnE. AZ JMh Sspksr IN
hoh ihSniiqtl hS..nirtl AGE II Ii Ihh ~ nv All
ss,hhyynk.sS,s,r shyn nS iyER MADE. ~ ,sld II yonI
s. tLs s' lss,sne InODcy-w0rui ~, aet IL notify
crocer a,s.s aot keep IL, OF sas snswoJed anles>
ess sents No communicative
slSnpis enclosed
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We take great pleasure .n informing OR
friends that Louie Eukcr. corner oi >e'-
enth and Broad streets, hI- our celebrated
=. MOutrO>e' Whishcy for sale.
". p. BLAIR N CO.
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TIE Baseball GANEAT FORT MoNRoh
YEsTERDAY.-The Richmond Base,nA'.
club played the Artillery-school cup, 2i
old Point, Yesterday, at the Fort, "hleh
resulted in favor Of the school Cluo. aiter
ulaving eleven innings TO decide the game
Score. u 10 II.
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O'NEIL AT THE THEATRE.-TO-night Mr..
James O'Ncil appears in "An American
King" for an engagement OF four nights
and a Saturday matinee. He i said TO be
a very talented actor, and supported by
good company. Mr.. O'Neil was brOugh.
to this country TO play the part OF our
Saviour in the play Of The Passion He
In, made quite a name through the North.
but his principal success has been achieved
in California. A. Jean Renaud. in a Gel
ebratcd Case" which will be presented on
tomorrow night. he i said to be excel
lent. Hamlet will not be PLAYED at the
matinee. "An American King which i
TO be played tonight. i by talented
young American author, OF the merits OF
which. however, We are not prepared u
speak. The plot i a. follows:
Nat. Rugglcs, the hero. imper>onated by
Mr.. James O'Ncill. l. rough, uncultured,
but kind-hcartcd and crcduous man. who.
after rOughing il in the mines FOR dozen
wears, finds himself the po,>cs>or Of five
millions. When the play opens Nat. Rug
glc- is in New York city surrounded by
number Of parasites, who are after his
money. Chief among them j. Helen over
ton. cold. scbeming woman, utterly with
out principle. He has q secretary. Foster,
who in yilainy is double dyed. Rugglc,
In. rescued Foster and IN, sister Agnc>.
pure. good girl. from poverty and made
them comparatively rich. Ruggle> i, in
love with Agnes, but Helen prevents HIM
declaring his love by telling him that the
young girl i, engaged 10 another, and pro-
cced> TO cn>nare him, which she succeeds
in doing. He proposes and Is accepted,
but Foster, who i, in love with Helen
Overton, knowing that she hadacceptcd hi,
rival merely for hi money, deliberately sets
20 work 10 rIIin his benefactOT in the hope
OF enriching himself, and thereby cap
turing the prize. Agnes discovers her
brothers intentions, and threatens to eX-
pose them, but j. forced by Foster to pre-
serve silence. IIelen. who returns the pa>-
sion Of the villain, joins in the game 10
ruin Rucglc,, promising 10 marry the Tor
mer if he succeeds in getting possession oi
h- rival. money. Aided byaset Of sharp
ers. the worthy pair bring Nat. Rusglo, to
the very brink oi ruin. Helen Oycrton
then informs him that she never loved HIM.
and ha> schcmcd to render him beggar.
/ The revelation Of all the unWorihnes, OF
those he trusted i too much for him, and
he become, insane-a climax reached IN
the third act Rugge, finally regain> his
reason and part Of hi, wealth, yillainy l.
punished, and virtue rewarded by Agnes
Foster becoming hi, wife.
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pAvrps PRIZE soar co" v
20, FIRST AVENUE. NEW Yokh'
LORD q rAcKHAn' Aoh',s, =.
BALTIMORE. Nd
Observation-Disclosures
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Roth the COMPOUND aud BLoop-PURfIfh are
,rcrared at 2ss and 235 Western avenue Lynn
va.- Price Of either, 81; siH bottles for %
sen, nv mail IN the form Of pillsor of lozenre' On
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs riNN-
HAM freely answers all letters Of inquiry En-
c,o-c Scent stamp send for pamphlet
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Joseph " Blair. grocer - Main street,
ha, genuine Bordeaux claret al s4.1O
case ol twelve quart-5ot,le,.
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Miss GAY DESIRES To REORGAN-
vi lZE ~ ONCE HfR SllNkFSPE NPTAN
AND GENFRAL llGEEATt RI tLA =. Al-
llcluts will plci-" ldir",- or apply 400 person b.
Mis- GAY. 2O3 Sta~f Main street. who're uUn fr-t
meeting # Tho cA-, win be held MONDAY. Ocfo-
hcf i6th. rf l.. ".
PRIVATE CLASS N ELOCCrION v.v sl-o
bc received 40 home. uc 3-ilw&f}Dw Ir
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LYDIA F. PINKHAMS BLOoD-PURIFIER
Will eradicate every ves,ige Of Iiumors from the
elood and give tone and strength 10 the system oi
man. woman. or child. Insist on having It,
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rms. f. j. THrRST0eN' SaXS
Nj h'' THE MILLlSEh, %SEs
A 9l5EAsT bhoADD
r,-rsDAY ASD WLDNE;s,D1H
IL TtECs1onfa tEsDnf IOrn AND n, llIn ~
Oc IN. suoerb assortment VI
open III eLIISERY GOODS, in
sgssIs$Sp s$p +, ab,d5SsfEsft 5sf !sifitj TF2XiTTEhS BON
81 SfTs ss hspa y pahT H1 and BoSSGdTsss S,Sd on u Z:
VETS siLSss, IfsfnatThEResS ,NsASnsd IrTs and
soEp sId illbbiEs' iIlhbiEs' CAPS CRAZE D'
VEILf. ,o customers. A., Ia fuIly
r1n,s ,ssenntation Tor artistic wo'A pe 9-6t
usaiRtaiped.
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CHURCH-mLL NIGHT SCHOOL.

The SECOND ANNUAL SESSION uf ti
school viii h.gin ON MONDAY iNI NM.
october 2l. 90 O'Clock. IN addition to 'he ar!l-
nary fngi-h branches. t"ilw,rcHi Ni'...ic
and Book A-kceriue. TAUGHT here. -pectl 'i.n
VIII ho given in the German Iud Latin l1nlit
ard 300 Nech-nicil AMI Orntmcuttl Drawing. t'r
terms. stc. apply ~ Toe ,cho1 -rnoiu-. corner
IWcutV--l Xth and Grace -tr,si..
.. D.-Dty 4 b CGHhI. VI A fr.rUf..
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The session begin. OCTOBER Isl. sud ciI-.
June 80. 1893.
IHE COURSE or STUDY l. adapted tn propt-
ration for the University or for The hu-inri uf i"
mn Loo ALTON i- IN one nf The hellfiins' Iu1
most beautiful portion, 81 Piedmont lrgnla "
f. 0u tho east Hops. of the Blue Ridge immci f'ciY
on the Chesapeake and ONO railroad. 1fiIrrn
miles from Charlottesville and tvcniA-'a. MILES
from Stlun'on.
TUE TEENS FOR IHE SESSION . liar
months. fer every ,Npsn~r oi tuition aud W1lAi-
nance. cKcfff clothing. textbooks. Iud mf ilfil
attendance. IRE SZJU--lai able rl50 lu advance,
ana balance February IT, The tWiiIf-'e0 '-.'
for toe whole So inu ptrt uf thc .c--i 3D., Dr. so
and iuust bee paid iu adt aur'.
Tie last ,i-.iou of thr school was ltli 90 lu. ti
Dale. Na. Number Of pupils. 81.
For further Information adirrs-
-. r. Bon -. Principal.
Greenwood Depot. All cinarle county Va.
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MRS. +. &. CIliLE>
VI g. yrrnI.d %
HF~r-sfF IiEt VOC A. AND PIANO
IN-IEt nos
10 pt Pill
EITHER AT THEIR EtslDtNt
lr 10
No. sol fA~T FRRNkIIN sIKt J.
'.. 1-~uE Il a.
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LIVERY STABLES.

4 DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-tay.
\ O,y qualified As administrator OF the estate OF
Mr.. III. IA PHILLIPS. deceased. ! give ho'is,
~ al per-ons having elaine against hes 70 pssssnMs ~
l.i mem ~ " NV "'' {. l. PHILLIPS,
pay ms s, Adm.IisiraIor,
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DROFESSOR J.. '. lIA>>FLEIF'S
1 sClIOOf. Of MODERN INNGI AGt- VIII
reopen >EPTEMBtK IL. lsr2.
special cla-~.- for French h'i railre aHt cpn-
yeTsitiYn arranged for advanced pupil.
A French cl-, for small children prgtnlyH'
For particular apply AZ 3O4 clst Grace street
1I--u "a A :
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Z. J. LEVY & Co.

Z. J. LEVY & Co.
elS EAST BROAD STREET,
r7-er; daily on their SPECIAL COUNTER
s,,l, that amaEc and astOnish every ono.
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TIE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-" My Part
ner" was repeated last night TO rather
small audience. Whilst We must condemn
thi. and all such plays. We cannot but
praise the company for the excellent man
ner in which, a. artists, they DO their
work
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
dle Atlantic States, increasing cloudiness.
WIN local rains, northerly 10 easterly
winds, stationary or slight fall in tempera-
ture, rising followed by falling barometer.
1HE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 80;
A. NJ 20; noon, 20; 3 =. NJ, -; p.
NJ, y; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 20 4-G.
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A Ii THE BOOKS

4 Ii TIL BOOh>
FOR THE
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOL,
# the late, editions ear be- had on .ic hei tenn
a. 1902 Main strrft.
MANY SECOND HAND bOph> a. a''u' "'
prIce. ,.,.,. -, ,.x,,u.X.E
Gt,,logue- u SCHOOL AMI II NN,A AN'
/ WORK and CHEAP IITfHAll ~ uai y 49,.
~ eiI-iGw RANDOLPH N'LiHh.
ALL THE TENT-BOOhs SID ~
/ \ fIr Medical College II Nirginia fof ''ie a'
4 publishers price.
/ Di''"'i'' ~ EFCkWITH & PARHAh
IID7 Main street Elchttph1' A.
0c 3-eod&w
/ -....,.,.K ut,ff> &. MrgAuTfY
1 C,CHOOL BOOKS r OR p i 1
- SCHOOLS.
PRIVATE 4 HDDI.-.
COLLEGES. SUMMARIES, and lNrIll it>'
! EOU6fIT. SOLD. AND ENlHANrhp
| CAKLTON NcCAkIHl CO.
se17 $40 Main street.
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, IN ovr new. beautiful. and Hight store
No. 2ls EAST BROAD STREET.
ws .h.n continue to sell goods at the low pr,ecs
,,.t made ihe old house 80 famous.
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MILLINERY. &c.

S,p1TD OPENING OF FALL MI
AND x$&S
~ WINTER MILLINERY
MRS b. W. SAUNDERS i29 Broad S,FSy', rStnit 'r, on
r,n,ned from New York, and Will e1niD'' ', ga
just r1, M October 18th one of the largest auu
III. o,cd 80 stock, of goods II has been her pleas
best-seieo''u - customers and the public gen
orally for seNeF"i oc 9-5t'
. 81, from ALI.
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: HO} , a !. J i i + BOG p ssssS 8.
Z 5Dl PA \ w II b BDb J sssss
PPP RRR II III ZEE
Pr r II Z Err
PPP RRR IL ZEE
K Ri z
4 II III kkk
ss,s. 90 A. PIP
oss>s o AAA PR
90 OA \ T.
sSSS9 90 \ :

A, ~ INDICTMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY
AND HOUSEHOLD TO UsE
pAyID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY >OAf'
WARE GOING TO HAVEA GRAND hhisI-
Ma FESTIVAL DECEMBER 20, Ie>-' Al
WHICH We SHALL GIVE AWAY IIth
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TRENCH MILLINERY. ealS
Il MRS. J.. b. NORRIS '"'
No. sol BROAD STREET large
Ia. just returned from SsT s,E 1'' GOODS, which
stock of the most pEsih anrm no, fa.,idious may
will e@Pr.S, ,e very 'r latest arrival of NOVELTIES
des'fe' OPENING DAY
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l21h'
SIP. JONES win be whine. win me ""u oe T-St
AEs' =. -, =. .ee her former customer. " -
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4 HINT TO THE POLIcE.-It i obserNa-
bic whenever a public parade, Ike that
which occurred saturday, takes place ID
Ricbmoud. that Poor Jack and all the
rest Of the sorry wagons and teams in the
city also lend their presence. They do not
wait for invitation, nor are they advertised
on the programme, but they are there, and
generally the principal feature OF the occa-
Sion i the earne,tnes, with which visitors
wish them away.
The Union Veteran Corps saturday were
escorted by these nuiSances in such mum.
bers a. to seriously interfere with the corps
movements. Hundreds OF rattle-trap way
ons and poor horses sprung up suddenly
and kicked up more fuss along the lihe
than could have been made at a Coaltlon
meeting. They are not ornamental and
they interfere with the procession ana the i.
nolice ought to see to it that theT uglY
presence be avoided on such occasions,
even il il Is necessary to unspoke he
wheels.
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cCHOOL- BOOKS.

=
WEST, JOHNSTON 90. are reccNlh< 'i'''I
large supply u school AND DCoLih"t -
BOOKS. which are offered Tor sae al ti'' 'N'
prices. PUBLIC->CHOoL BOohs a"i1 ~ ia
nr,ees. Catsio,ucs furnished upon Application
orlers -oilc!t..l and promptly ztteodedto.
WEST, JOHNSTON & Coz
IN 9ll Ma,a street
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SAVE MONEY by having vour pHLuht aons -
the DIsPArH PRISTiNG-HcIeE. 100" ""A
low mice. anA .aii.fActlou FnlfAu-eco.
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TRADEs-PARAnE BCDGET.-Circulars ana
card, for mailing will be ready on Thurs
dav morning. They can be had OF Mt.
Cans. al 1913 Main street. The Fort Nc
Henry. soldiers Home. Jardclla. and
Noelckcr's bands have already been en-
raced Floats are now being prepared. un-
der the supervision Of Charles /. siegcl,
and will add much to the effect Of the grand
scene. The various railroads have re, pond
ed very literally. and Will add no little TO
the success Of the Trades Parade. The
treasurer reports the following donations
within the last few days: Joseph Davis ~
Co., Of Baltimore, Through their Nr.
George. Of thi, city.) 81; II. Wallerstein
Il Co.. -; j. \. Curtis, 50; +. u. Bark,-
dale. 81: r.. II. Anderson X Co.. 600;
Domestic sewing Machine Company, $40
Charlie, f.. WhitIock. 50; the butchers Of
second market. Sl9.7j; Bodeker Brother,
SlO. \ small sum Of money i yet needed.
4 full list Of the names and subscriptions
OF contributors towards paying the eX'
Dcn,e Of the Trades Parade October 3lst
will be published a. soon ~ II can he pre-
pared. Persons still indebted by heU
promises and others desirous OF assisting
should at once notify Mr.. Cans where ana
when to ,end his collector, Mr.. George w
Lindsay.
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GREEN W OOD.
\ MILITARY IUGH SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND NOUNG MEN.
GREENWOOD, ALBtMANLt COUNTY. "a.

DAVID =. BOYD. PRINCIPAI.
/ assisted hy instructors n Mathcmatic-. Ancient
and Modern Languages, English Brancuei,
and Bookkeeping.
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9itllmond 1ispatGh.
WEDNEsDAY......OCTOBE II, 1882.

Hs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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srfNCrNG Irritation. inflammation. aiI Kidne'
rosnl,lpt.. cured ~ Bnchupaibn." : pr bottle
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FALL OPENING.
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WEATHER REPORT

Entered at the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va. a,
second-class matter.I
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q, the name gwen L. ta1t exquisite l'fl4in' - D.
{ r. ATKI> ~oN',. wD..h "a- awarded .Le his'
r,rize II The International Exhibition 81 f4fi-.
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Netc York Observer.

The New York Observer offices were burned
at 10 O'Clock a. M, on the 3lst day of January,
1882. Before the flames were put out, new
offices had been engaged at No. 81 Park Row,
and though all the books of the company
were burned, the New York Observer was is
sued as usual the same week. Duplicate mail
lists, check books, and even the morning
mail, hastily placed IN the heavy fre-proof
safe by the publisher before he fled by the
window from the burning build
ing, were found uninjured when
the safes were opened. The new
offices of the Observer are in the Barnes build
ing, No. 81 Park Row, just opposite the
southern front of the postofiee, full facing
the Aston house, and the terminus of all the
horse car travel. The Observer is published
every Thursday from its new office, in Its usu-
al handsome style. This veteran of the relig.
ious press, having passed unipjured through
the fire, will continue to defend the truth and
expose error and sin with fresh vigor and &C
customed courage. Its friends, among whom
are numbered all good people, are welcome at
No 81 Park Row, Fl, st floor front.
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anniversary Ubservamces E,sescMere.

NEW YORK, March A mass meeting of
Irish citizens was held in the Academy of Mu
sic, Brooklyn, tonight, to celebrate the ami
versary of the birthday of Robert Emmett.
VIM. E. Robinson presided, and made an ad-
dress on Ireland's condition. He was followed
by Senator Jones, of Florida. Letters of re-
greet were read from Congressman Cox, Ex-
Senator Conkling, Gen. Hancock, Henry Ward
Beecber, Senator Bayard, Horatio Seymour,
Mr.. Parnell and B. F. Butler. Emmetts birth
day was also celebrated in this city by gath
ering in Cooper Institute, where appropriate
addresses were delivered by Senator Jones, of
Nevada, and VIM. j. Hynes, of Chicago.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Speaker Eeifer
presided at meeting tonight held in CON-
Inemoration of the anniversary of the birth OF
Robert Emmett. Among the speakers who
addressed the meeting were Hon. Nicholas
Ford, Missouri; Cox, New York; Hardenburg,
New Jersey; Butterworth, Ohio, and Col. M.
D. Ball, Alaska. The speeches were not con-
fined to consideration of Emmett's character
and services alone. Several of the speakers
were Outspoken in denunciation of English
riots in ireland, dwelling eloquently upon the
wrong done through its preparation.
CHICAGO, March 4.--The l02d birthday oil
Robert Emmett was celebrated at Central
Music hall this evening. Speeches were made
by Petroleum V. Nasty and others.
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Esgan's Great Clothing Sale

One of the square business houses of St.
Paul is that of John Eagan, the clothier, at
New No. 81 East Third street. He is
now engaged in making sale to
reduce his stock preparatory to the
change of season, which is a genuine bon
ANA. There is no humbug about his reduc-
ton in prices. He has splendid stock from
which to select and his prices are of grade
which will warrant purchasers in securing
the bargains and carrying over articles
for another season themselves. In fact, it is
only to make room for new and seasonable
stock that he can afford to make the. sacrifice.
Those who do not give Mr.. Eagsn a call at
once make mistake.
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AnBnnf0.

This is Latin medical term, meaning pri-
walton of blood or an impoverished state OF
the blood. It is characterized by low or
emaciated state of the system and by every
sign of debility. 1t is caused by a deficiency
of iron in the blood. Moral: Aliens "Iron
Tonic Bitters" will supply the blood with
iron. and build up. strengthen, tone and parity
the whole system, create healthy appetite,
aid digestion and invigorate the liver. A sim
gle dose is sufficient 10 show its good effect
Manufactured only by ]. P. Alien, druggist
and manufacturing pharmacist, st. Paul,
MINI.
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River improvements.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 4.-Col. Logan
q. Roots, president of the Merchants Nation
al bank and member of the subcommittee
of seven appointed by the Mississippi river
convention at st. Louis, left for Washington
to-day to appear before the house committee
on commerce. He has devoted much atten-
ton to the subject and interests to urge a
comprehensive system Of improvement.
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Broke His Arm.

J. H. Brandorf, who has sash and
door factory at the corner of Sixth and
Cedar streets, met with a painful acct
dent Friday evening. He was alightlng
from a wagon when he fell on the side
walk and broke his right arm just above
the wrist and received other serious in
juries. He is under the care of Dr. W.
s. Briggs.
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NEW DEPARTURE.

"Out of the Old House Into the New ;"
On Monday morning F. II. Merrill will be
ready to receive his friends and patronage at
his new establishment, at 367 Jackson street.
The
TROY LAUNDRY
at this new place, will re in first-class shape,
with plenty of room, greatly increased facili-
hes, and everything in order to lead in this
line of business. Orders and packages will be
received by Z a. m. next Monday. Remember
the change
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TROY LdUNDRY
PockstbOOk Lost.

A long, black pocketbo ok, containing notes
and papers of especial value to me. The find
er will be literally rewarded by returning it to
me or leaving at the GLOBE office.
J. G. MCCARTHY.
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CTArE OF M1NNEsoTA-couNrY OF ANoKl
~ a. Con. I.,dio Ga Ia


In the matter OF the assignment of Pelstiah Nc
Clure for the benefit OF all his creditors.
Notice is hereby given that Pelatiah Mcclure, Of
the town Of st Francis, in said county and state,
has by deed in writing dated February H. 1882 made
general assignment to the undersigned, Of all his
property, not exempt by law from levy and sale on
execut on, for the benefit of all his creditors.
All claims must be verified and presented to the
undersigned for allowance.
Dated st. Francis, Minnesota, Feb. 20, 1882.
CHARLES e. STUDLEY,
feb 24-4w-fu Assignee.
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Novelties in fancy goods, beads, necklaces,
bracelets, combs, hair pins, hat pins, veil and
lace pins, head bands, ETC., open for inspec-
ton, at B. F. Zahm & Co.'S, 157 and 16l West
Seventh street, Sven CorRers.
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tIVECENlS
KAvANAGH's AUCTION SALES.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A CON.
"A venient home in pleasant location. 1
will sell at public auction on the premises on
Tuesday, March 7th, at 10 a. M, the west half
of lot 81, block 50, Dayton & Irvine's addition
to st. Paul, the same being 30x20O
feet, together with the partially COM
pleted house thereon. This property is stu
ated on Ramsey street near the junction Of
Pleasant Avenue, and being but three blocks
from the street railway is eligible to business.
The neighborhood is all that can be desired.
For man III moderate circumstances this is
splendid chance, as property in this section is
rapidly advancing in value and the property
if not needed as a home will prove profitable
investment. Terms made known on day of SALE
P. T. KAVANAGH,
60, 63-66 Auctioneer.
A SMALLFRAMEH HOUSE AT AUCTION
N will sell on the premises, No. 296 West
Third, on Wednesday, March s, at 10 o'clock
81. M, the small frame house lately occupied
by Police-officer Warehouse. The house
stands on leased ground, and renewal of
lease can be had on favorable terms.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1857 AuctiOneer.