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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-06

Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, of Maryland,
in the debate on the river and harbOr bill
a few nights ago, spoke his mind pretty
freely. Commenting on last years veto
message, he expressed his opinion that it
was inexcusable in a high executive Off
Ger to speak in terms of disrespect of the
Legislature which he was advising. The
improperly became much more offensive
when accompanied with great display
OF ignorance. He had never known an
executive to be so grossly misled and mis-
taken. Not only was a great injustice
done the Legislature, but every penny-a-
liner had high authority for denOunc-
ing it. He cared not what the newspa-
pers said about this bill. They had fallen
into q loose style, and editors daily called
each other liars and thieves and yaga-
bonds. But he was not Indifferent to
what was said on this floor, and he would
never permit a man to denOunce vote of
his as unworthy of respect without call
ing upon him TO prove it, and he thanked
God that he could brand such a man, if
not as a calumniator, as man ignorant
of facts.
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The pig iron product of the three coun-
L--.-- l.. l.. =. 1919 ,rrnr % fn1Inrr-n.

The pig iron product of the three coun-
tries leading in 1922 was as follows:
The United States met tOns) LIS, 122
Germany (metrical tons) ..--....--.. 3,17O,957
United Kingdom (tOns) .....-.-.. ,493, 2S7
But in the matter of actual cOnsump-
ton this country either leads, or shall lead
shortly, as we import pig iron, while
Great Britain exports heavily. 1t is to be
observed that all other countries, excepting
France, produce each less than million
tons OF pig IRON year, and that the out
put mentioned above is considerably
above the total output of the entire world
in any year from 1869 to 1873. Since then
the production of iron and steel has
grown gigantically, and is about to reach
twenty million tons year. 1t is idle,
therefore, to think that the depression of
our iron trade is due to local causes, or
that we can manage our iron business
without much regard to foreigners.
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MRough on Rats ,.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers
15c. Druggists.
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for manufacturing purposes.

According to a correspondent of the
New York Times, Marcel DepreZ, of Par
is, has succeeded in transmitting electric
energy by a common telegraph wire a
distance of nearly twenty-five miles with
a loss of only so per cent. of the energy
expended at the transmitting end. The
dynamOmeter used at the point of trans
mission indicated a current equivalent to
ten horse power, of which five horse power
was received at the other end of the wire.
The wire used was four milIimetres in di-
ameter, equal TO less than One-sixth of an
inch, and was made Of iron, not copper.
These results are said to have been OBJ
tanned in the presence of the leading sci
entific experts and electricians of France
and England at the machine shops
of the Chemin de Fer du NOrd in
Paris Just three weeks ago to-day.
The dynamo used was specially construct
ed by NJ. Deprez, as the ordinary form is
not adapted to work under his patent. If
all that is claimed for this invention be
secured, it will become possible to light
all the cities of this continent by cleo
tricity with no more expense than the in
terest on wires, machinery and water
power, and some trifiing charges for SUI
perintendence. Even light manufacture
ing power will be afforded at merely nom-
inal cost, and in some favored cities all
needed power can be transmitted to their
workshops from adjacent waterfalls.
There are unquestionably ''milliOns in it"
for the successful inventor, if it be proven
that his system is practically efficient.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-06

California has had railroad commits
sion for some time, and now the Legisla-
ture is investigating its operations, and,
according to a dispatch from san Fran
cisco, has found out that the majority of
the commissioners ''used their positions to
make money by cOnnivance with a rail-
road company in whose interest they
united in opposition to the public well
fare"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-06

So tour Emory is going to ''preach
protection" to the people of Georgia.
Strikes us they take more kindly to De-
mOcracy, but the young evangelistwas
not conspicuouslY successful in his ex-
hOrtations upon that inspiring theme. By
the way, Federal attorneys are not re-
garded with consuming affection in the
Georgia mountains. Ell, Mr.. Speery
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-06

Another nabob in the Senate. Remarks
a contemporary: 1.-The new Senator
from Michigan to succeed Thomas W.
Ferry is Thomas W. Palmer, of Detroit.
But little is yet known of him at the East.
Reports say that he possesses what so
many others Of the new men in the Senate
haye-a large fortune. His income is
said TO be 100000 a year, Another
champion Of the ''tOiling Millions"
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RATES Or Adv EhAlcA-Nos
Ten lines make a square, line averages
seven words. Advertisements, per Sc uare,
one insertion. 81 90: two insertions, 81 So
three insertions, 3 90; six insertions, - %;
twelve insertions. 50 %; eighteen Inser-
tiOns So 50; twentysiX insertions, SIS 50.
.oc0I or Reading Notices double above rates.
Special rates on large advertisements.
Amusement Advertisements 81 50 per square.
Auction Advertisements, Marriages, Funerals.
Meetings and Special Notices 81 90 per
sduare each insertion.
Legal Advertisements Of Oriinaries, Sherlhs
and other officials inserted at the rate pre-
scribed by law.
Wants, Boarding, For Rent, Lost and Found,
10 cents a line. No advertisement inserted
under these headings for less than 30 cents
Rcmittauces can be made by Post ONCE order,
Registered Letter or Express, at our rlsk.
We do not insure the insertion OF any adVer-
tisement on any specified day or days, nor
10 we insure the number Of insertions
within the time required by the advertiser.
Advertisements viii, however, nave tnelr
full number Of insertions when the time
an be made up, but when accidentally
left out and the number Of insertions can
not be given, the money paid for the omit
ted insertions viii be returned to the
advertiser. All letters should be addressed,
J. II. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-06

Mr.. Blanchard, of Louisiana, and seven
other Representatives, would not coun-
tenance the sham vote Ofthanks to Keifer.
If they were churlish they had abundant
provocation.
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For SALE.

NOR SALE, Mules, thoroughly acclimatad
II and ready for work. Can be seen at Dr
COX'S Stables, West Broad and William
streets.
RYALS & HEIDI
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nor SALE, a Double Medium Adams Bed
II and Platen Power Press. In first-rste
order, and now running on book work. Only
reason for selling is to make room for ma
chine more suitable for our work. Price very
reasonable. Address j. II. ESTILL, Sayan.
nah Ga
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NOR SALE-BUILDING L0TS.-A few
IT choice Building Lots for sale, south oi
Anderson street, three minutes walk from
Barnard Street Railroad, by S. +. KLINE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-06

GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP for diseases
Of the skin.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 6. 1888.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

DAILY MORNING NEWS, one year, SO 90; six
months, S 90; three months, - 80; one
month. 81 90.
WEEKLY NEWS, one year, 81 90; six months,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-06

EOUR HOUSES FOR SALE.-Two brlet
IL on Joachim street, one door from Ann
and two frame in the lane, 30xl20. Rent far
$S5 per month. Inquire HAAS & BRO, bro.
kers.
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on their wrappers
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

IN ADVANCE, DELIVERED BY CARRIER OR PRE-
PAID By MAIL.
Mail subscribers will ulease observe the GATE
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For Rrmt.

DOR RENT, two elegant south front roo--.
Il on the first floor of Lyons Block i stallss
occupied by Madame Desbouillons. ANN y
JOHN LYONS. Ppty 70
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s ssf EEa 4 S S0SS s e En1 TIT sssss
3 RBB 3 3 "A g 4nG 9k E., + sssss.

We win have TO devote tis and the next weeks adver-
Using space 10 inform you what keep In BRACKETS
&c, and you viii do well to carefully read IL over.
When we say Walnut we mean Walnut and We have no
hesitancy In pronouncing the Largest
Finish the very best in the Market.
Side or Corner Brackets, Walnut Csc
49c. ""N' ~-'1 oA'
Ebonized Side Brackets. 49c.
Clock Brackets. ACC
Deer Head Side and Corner Brackets Fancy Paftern
side and Corner Brackets Walnut ana Git, ali 99r
99c. ~ ~ Oo- D~N~'''' - "
Ebonized Paper Racks, 60 ana 9sc.
M MaIn9t and Gilt wall Pockets. ~ and ssc.
Ebonized Side Brackets, 99c.
EbonfZ d Corner Brackets, 99c.
Ebonized Towel Racks 99e
Walnut and Gilt Towel Racks, 99c.
walnut walnut Oak. &c. Curtain Poles with Rings and
Walnut tanis. Fancy Top. 9sc., s1.1s.
Walnut Stands Marble Top, 81. 25 81. 40. $I.98
walnut Fancy Stands. Deer Heals, g. IS
Cur Walnut Book Shelves the best and the cheap
est we have them 2! &c., 81 49, 80 q. 90 and S. 49,
We also have just received:
at II. 40.
Pl, sh Frame Mirrors, square beveled French plate
az a9c., Sl.9o. s2'5 AM upwards. All remarkably
ana ollet Mirrors from 49c. up.
new Goods are now coming in daily.
Call In and look at them as you pass by.
SILVERBERG'S,
sep17 Near PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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That Gun CIorHrse

Is made with SCRUPULOUS CARE for every detail
VIII be admitted by whoever may come to our clean
inviting store and examine most any Of DUB OWN
Wei-nads and nicely fnished garments
Inc mstei1as used in the making Of OUR CLOTHING
are carefully selected and well tested, and o most
important feature is the cloth shrinking.
We usea new and oeisina process which Ia skillfuy
managed by expert cloth worksrs by which ALL goods
are treated before being cut into garmsnts This pro-
cess thoroughly shrnks the cloth. sets the fiber and
removes all false finish produced by hydraulic pressure
ct the mia leaving solid face that remains through
ell the manipulation incident to cutting and making
Well informed clothiers pronounce this method an
improvement equal t. 1O per the value of the
product But very few Of Cur garments ever show
traces OF pressng-thoee unsightly MARKS OF Ready
made Clothing. Men want good, el,be clothing and
the reputation Of maker should be taken into account
when deciding where to buy.
We do not quote "One-halfn former price that
modernCO. novelCo and aluring custom 80 much in
vogue by many houses bat we say to ALL: HERE Is q
CLOTHING Store where the finest goods kept, where
the LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS prevail. aud where
there Is absolutely SIX in dealing
just In such weather as this You may want FALL
TOP COAT, or perhaps LITTLE HEAVIER SUIT
than you are wearing. or your Children NAV need
SOME ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. It may be crafty
in~ to you to know that there Ia a HOUSE IN WASH.
1NGTON where all these wants can be- filed ONE
PRICE. Money promptly refunded without debate,
and errors cheerfuly corrected is the protection we
offer You.
A. SAKS l. CO.,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORs,
BIG AND 3ls SEVENTH sTassr
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7 y THT SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COLUAIBIA-lN BANKRUPTCY.

OF COLUMBIA-lN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter Of THOMAS B. ENTwISLE and GEORGE O.
BARRON, individually, and as cupartners under the
1IrIn name OF ENTwIsLE Il BARRON.-Case No. 34I
Upon consideration of the report of James g. Ed
wars, assignee Of Thomas B. kntwiale and George o.
bs IRON, and Of the firm OF Entwis'e Barron bank
rpts filed herein the 18th day Of September 1888
submitting pr position offer the part Of said
thomas b Entwiste and Mary NJ. his wife to COM
promise the suit brought against them by said assignee
IN sis court being Equity Cause No. 6, 452 upoD the
terms In said report mentioned, it Ia this 18th day of
sSeptember d 1883. ordered adiudsed and decreed
m, the said compromise settlement he conf med on
the terms stated ort on the 18th dsv Of Octo
be- ne1t unless cause to the contrary be on or
fore that date: Provided, copy Of this order be pub
.hed once week for three successive weeks in the
Two newspapers, known "rhe Evening tar and
shed IN the city Of Washington IN the District afore
81 d, before said las mentioned date.
~ the Court. D. K. CAR TIER, Chief Justice.
A rrne copy. Test: R. J. iEIGS, Clerk.
By W. L. WILLIAMS, ASST Clerk. sepl8-Iaw3w
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A DsubDe.Shee, To-u,orrow.

The Fall season has opened with such an early
demand for space upon the advertising columns of
The STAR that a double-sheet viii be issued to-
morrow Advertisers viii confer favor By send
Ing ia their orders early.
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SEAroN PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER)
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INSPECTION
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE
LATEST PARIS NOvELTIEA
WHICH ARE THE CORRECT STYLES" FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR. THESE GOODS ARE
PERSONAL SELECTIONS, PURCHASED FROM
FIRST HANDS" IN NEW YORK DURING THE
PAST WEEK, AND EMBRACE THE CHOICEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE CELEBRATED LOOMS
OF THE WORLD.
THE LOWEST PRICES ARE MARKED ON ALI.
GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES,
NOVELTIES IN SILKS AND VELYETS
NOVELTIES IN BROCADED vELVETS
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR
PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS AND WRAPS.
NOVELTIES INFERENCE TRICOTs AND HABIT.
CLOTHS FOR LADIES' TAHOR-MADE SUITS
"NONPAREIL" VELVETEENS, IN BLACK AND
COLORS.
NOVELTIES IN TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND
AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S MER1No Under.
MAJ FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND Chill
@IMPORTED JERSEYS, PERINO1's KID Gr0vPs
FRENCH G. P. CORSETS, SILK HOSIERY
NOVELTIES in PURE LINEN HANDKEkCHIEFS.
~ CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR.
RECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street.
Estaonsned 1870. sep16
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The New York Times says that the attempt OF
Senator Malone AMI his Virginia camp .igr as,o-
ciatton TO intimidate and plum Ter the department.
clerks IS clear violation OF the civil service law
and denan IS the prompt atten lon OF the Attorney
General or some OF his representatives. The Times
IS q republican paper
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CHAuNcEY j. REED, GT pl
433 7th street northwest
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
as follows, which must be sold at once

as follows. which must be sold at once:
full 1-cct. Piano of standard Make overstrung
carved e9a flne Stool ana Cover cost 1900 used only
a short time by ex- Member; only 1928
Also, one UPRIGHT, in double veneered Rosewood case
order for Gen. Geo. W. Walker md used on'y fonr
months "a exec lence the finest Upright made:
handsome Stool and Cover inc uded. VIII take Souare
Piano N part pay and sell for $3.50
, a SO the very best Piano made by VIM. Knabe Il Co
Sooo hearty new and In perfect ORDER only S275
New ORGANS from $50 up
TUNING AND REPAIRING
rms department Ia the most complete I'm the city
M"VIn recently ENGAGED the services Of Mr.. .dward
of every description.
c. J. REED,
sepl8 1873 It'll st rect northwest.
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The M1sr1r SronE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS,
Has now Of the Finest and Most Comp'ete Assort
ment OF all and Winter Clothing for Men,
Youths and Boys ever brought to this
City, and at such prices viii
mako the 3Iisft Store
THE MOST POPULAR STORE IN WASHINGTON.
LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING:
FAN Overcoats from IS up.
Men Suits from 81. so up.
Mems Pants from g up
Boys Suits, to IL years, from -. IS mp
Boys Suits, II to II years. from s. up.
Mems Gossamers from 50 Is up
Boys Gossamers from 81. rs up.
Black Cloth Suits from SO I'D
Black Diagonal Suits from So up.
Heavy Overcoats from S. I'D.
OUR MOTTO-No trouble to show goods. satisfac.
fully refunded, at the
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
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suit was yesterd y instituted In New York
which a1oris gratifying evidence of purpose to
enforce the law against the overlooking OF steam
ers- In thiScase the boat carried 39S passengers
though licensed only To carry 300 The govern
ment sues for the penalty of ten dollars on each
passenger In excess o. ie number prescribed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-18

The antf-ring democrats met Waterloo defeat
In the Baltimore primaries yesterday. The Nc
Lane wing made pretty clean sweep, carrying all
but one ward. This result shows that the right
hands OF the old machine workers have not lost
their cunning. The bosses trimmed their sails to
catch the reform breeze but they kept the Old
machine craft well In hanL The nomination OF
MeLane for governor Is now regarded as quite
certain. The defeated Hamilton faction must
either submit with as much grace as possible or
kick up a row. There is no talk Of any concession
or compromise among the victorS
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Both parties IN New jersey have been embar =
raised by singular unwllingness on the part of
their strongest men to run for governor The
democrats were forced to fall back upon man
confessedly weak, and the republican convention,
In session to-day Is forbidden, by positive declna-
lions In advance, to nominate any one of several
men whom prevailing sentiment seems 10 favor
IL Is not often that The Office Of governor goes
begging anv state
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The sending OF any circular or document into
government departments having for its object the
requirement OF money or service for political pur-
poses is vfoative OF the civil service law. That IS
plain proposition, and the law sustains It. The
president OF Mahone's campaign association, In
labored article Astounding with epithets confesses
Judgment when he admits his responsibility for
the circular and resolution recently sent to Viz
ginia employees OF the government 1t was an
enort 10 coerce unwilling clerks into the Malone
harness 1t Is true that the civil servi law does
not abridge or deny Mahone's agents any right OF
Tree citizenship, nor does it permit them to inter-
fere with the free exercise OF those rights by
others That law Is intended to protect those in
government service from the hectoring rule OF DO
ltcal bosses, AMI 1t is the plain duty OF heads OF
departments TO enforce the law In It's broadcast
sense, regardless OF the bosses and their news
paper and Of1ce-seeking strikers
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Chairman Hensel, OF the Pennsylvania demo-
cratic state committee, has issued circular calling
upon the faithful for money for Campaign pur-
poses He refers 10 the law forbidding any de.
mands upon ofrice holders, and while declaring
that there Is no disposition violate it. he asserts
that "many OF the gentlemen who hold Office have
evinced a disposition to m Ike voluntary contri-
buttons" That is precisely what the republicans
called the system Of raising money, and against
which the democrats de;llimed with all the vigor
OF party having no Office holders to assess The
democratic victory OF last year appears to have
worked a vast change In the views OF the party.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR SALE-AT COLONIAL BEACH rakEE
!, Lots o facing Bay, facing River. Inauire
at I'll ID street northwest. saf,lb In.
IORSALE-ATA G: FAT BARGAIN-lHE WHOLE
OF square 713 LOG. 900 squsre feet at e-s tn an as
sssssa Saius good investment for Capitalists. r.
W. WALKER. ZOOS street northwest seYiS-6t'
HOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT FOR A
y business building on street northwest Can be
purchased nov on favorahl terms. Also A number OF
lots ana on half square Of ground in the northwest
uor Persons looking for good euts and epec-
ulations will call for further Information ON CASSIN
Il CAPERTON, 1899 + ST. H. W. se,i3 ~
[NOR SALE-f1, 600 CASH CAN BUY NORTH PART
Il Lot square ga, New Jersey avenue; fronting
west; 3 KS; s. Address OWNER. Georgetown, D. c.
t(OR SALE-LOT 20 BY 100 FEET ON WFST
- side Of 10th. near street northwest Also Lot %
oy w feet on west side of North Capitol street near l.
street nor Invest Inquire II IRWIS b. LINTON 4lO
9th street. or 1884 9th street northwest eIs-ow
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There Is no longer any doubt that yellow fever
OF violent type prevails in Mexico but, happily,
the season Is too far advanced for IL to spread
much In the exposed portions of the United States
even should the disease inv.,d our territory The
rlgic quarantine maintained gives hope that the
fever may be kept out OF this country. IL can be
said in behalf OF TIE marine hospital service that
II has done cool work this season in protecting
the people against the Importation of dangerous
diseases
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France Is losing ground in Tonquin. The diff
ferences between the French civil and military
authorities there have eliminated In the return
or Cen Bouet home. AM IL Is presumed that
the civil arm OF the government Il now supreme
rs far as French power exten IS The Black FL los
appear TO under7tlnd the weakness of the French
situation. as they are literally swarrning In the
vicinity OF the garrison A report that the French
can withdraw rom Hanoi when necessary seems
TO imply that such retrogrIde step Is contem-
plated Meantime negotiations between France
ami China are not advancing towards a satue-
ncnC
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SPECLALTIES.

nR. ROBERTSON, sPECINIlsT- AND CoNFI-
~ dental Consultins Physacian for Lsdiss and 0sn-
0or1on. Twenty years cIper1eooA Every wednesday
and saturday from to9 p m, ct IS street. north
ygl Honorable and sctentnc treesnent guarenteed.
Asin slnoa 30 North Liberty strsok BALTIMORE Nd
MI D0oOkn TEI1S AL THa EvENTB on
m III. AlbHanns ccpe1eetA- lAdinooD6 g..
den.en q Coats saak. ~ 4 Sfsas6 b61Ws0 llSsSl
9TH seroo0 DogWwO& ao1Ar1h8
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q q Hetiaf md Scka D b0ek Piofu MTfhday Cnrds
Paper 1clla French : iens PsPG Ont f0Ys. 70 ~
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-TWO CONVENIENT STABLES:
IL water gas. three stalls: two for servant be-
tween L and M. 10th and 18th streets. w. H. A.
WOhMLEf, Wormey's hotel. sepl8- St.
FoR RENT..ROOMY BRICK STABLE. WITH
~ large room above, suitable for workshop. Inquire
9223> F at. n. 4. A. PARSONS l. co. sepl5-3t-
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O-NI isACG VIII
SIG AND 3l8 SEVENTH STREET.
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