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schooner Fanny, Baker, 125 tons sand new
pension office; schooner D. W. Steelman, 1885,
600 feet lumber CIR, euleaf q Johnson;
schooner Annie Clark, Wheeler, $4,000 feet
lumber for city dealers; schooner Col. Milli-
KEN Dunton, 800 tons ice Rich & Co.
GEORGETOWN.
Arrived: Schoonors Hunter, Nash, from
Hurricane island, with stone for the Wash
ington monument; b. +. Bentley, -, from
New York, with $50 tons of paving blocks for
the district government, at Littlefeld's
wharf; tug Samson, with tow of three coal
barges from Philadelphia, for j. Maury Dove
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Now the BOYS

will get their share of the bargains. Boys
linen jackets from 1910 years 25 cents
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and T.
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GoLuMNs FoR NEW pension RUILplNe.

OFFICE OF
SUPERVISING ESGISEER AND ARCHITECT,
1916 N STREET NORTHWEST,
WAsHISGToN, ID. G., June A. 1881
Sealed proposals (in duplicae) will be received Mt
this office until noon on JULY g. 1883 for furnishing
for the second tier of galleries of the New
Pension Building In this city.
Drawings and Specifications can be obtained at this
Office.
NJ G. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect,
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Cancers md Other Tumor

are treated with unusual success by Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N
Y. Send stamp for phamplet.
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SprtiaI Slotitrs.

NSBs WASHINGTON, H. c., JUNE 60 lss3-
80 Notice is hereby given that at the meeting of
the Directors of the National Capital Telephone
Company held this day quarterly dividend Of per
cent cash was ordered to be paid to stockholders OF
record of June 90 and payable July g. The transfer
H. d. COOKE,
jy2-It Treasurer
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EVERYBODY smokes the LOngfellOw Cigar
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FAIRFIELD, IowA.-Dr. J. l.. Myers says
Browns Iron Bitters is the best iron prepa.
ration have ever known in my thirty year.
of praCticnu
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, sc. Call on or
address Herzog, No. 3O5 Ninth street, near Penn :
sylvania avenue
"AIdcrnoy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in "Ward" prints, at 35c. perlb
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball: buttermiik, 5c,
per quart. and sweet milk 5c por quart
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@ropusals.
DRoposALs EoR HOLLOW TILEs, &c.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
WAsH1SGToN, June %, 1883.
Sealed pronosals will he re ,eivcd this Office until
II H. the tenth of July 1888, furnish, deliver fit
Thousand five hundredj square feet of hollow Tiles
hollow arch blocks porous terra Gotta for reproodng
the new roofs now being constructed over the south
wing ofthe Interior Department building SpeCit-
cations and diagrams showing the spuclng of the
rafters, &c, blank forms of proposals ana bonds
and any additional Information may he obtained on
application at the office If Cluss Schnlze, archi
tects The right TO reject any all bids to waive
defects is reserved.
II. NJ. TELLER,
te26-TurhuS&W2t, Secretary of the Interior
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Rock HILL S Grew j. S. White says !:
81 used Browns Iron Bitters for general de-
bility. 1t restored me to strength and igor."
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LOCAL MENTION.

SMOKE the Longrellow Cigars. You'll like
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called attention to the fact that tho proposed
rate of duty was equal to 1913 per cont. ad
valorem.
The amendment was lost--7d to 20.
On motion of Mr.. Kasson, the rate was fixed
Mt one-half cent per pound
Having completed the consideration offfty-
two of the 100 items Of the chemical schedule,
the committee rose.
On motion of Mr.. Vance, Saturday, tho sew
enteenth of February, was set aside for the
consideration of appropriate resolutions to
the memory of the late Representative Shack
elford, of North Carolina.
The business of the house was then sus-
pended, and appropriate resolutions in honor
of the memory of
THE LATE GoDLovE S. ORTIZ
were submitted by Mr.. Browne, Of Indiana.
Eulogistic addresses were delivered by Mr..
Wilson, of West Virginia; Mr.. Robinson, Of
New York; Mr.. Beltzhoovor, of Pennsyl-
vania; Mr.. Davis, of Illinois Mr.. Ford, of
Missouri Mr.. Deuster, of Wisconsin, and
Messrs. Browne, CallSins Holman, Pierce and
Denote, of Indiana.
The resolutions were then adopted, and the
house, as an additional mark of respect to the
memory of the deceased lat 4A5), adjourned.
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Elbcuf, new blue, and soore\ of others in

Elbeuf, new blue, and scoreN Vi o'nefS d"
embryo. III ..s. -
Ladies who have whole yards end Yards 70 OIL
handsome Guipurc lace stored away Vs,n ~, ~,
dulge in visions Of handsome garm y, - ~ Ior ~ ~
ladies love lace, and no garniturk ~, Az ~ ,,,
CANT. Guipure and Spanish laces NJ NJ I"i ~,
race in the affections of the fair du(inB '"o
coming season. ,,s
Hand painted silks are in great demanui
and the popular craze gives rise to lNI"SHu AZ
silks in pronounced figures, which at Y ''S-
tancc closely resemble the painted articlS. r
Hosiery is one of the regular devotion I. .Ul 1l
the fashionable pilgrim. Plain black SL.N
leads all the other styles, and some of kio
heavy ribbed goods with smooth feet are vety
desirable. Y
Tho knitting mania prevails in manX
households, and plain black silk knitting
work is quite the thing for afternoon and
evening fancy work. stockings having quite
obscured for the time being the feminine love
for worsteds and embroidery.
THE WAR OF THE ROSES.
Fashion in her capricous sway is always
doing all sorts of queer things. After having
led unsuspecting millionaires and florists and
gardeners into all manner of eXtavaganccs in
rose culture, and put this exquisite flower
forward in such u pronounced way rs to actu-
ally cover II with bushes, the fricklo god
dess has changed her whim, taken new tack
IN her course, ana tho r0So IS queen no
longer but relcgated TO the background, and
the pansy enthroned as the reigning
favorite, with tho now title of "Trinity
flower" And so roses must CO. Well
like all professional beauties, they have
enjoyed wonderful popularity, and
will at no distant day rcascend the throne.
They are too beautiful to stay far from the
hearts of the. fair. Lilies of the valley and
lilacs are very popular AT tho theaters one
sees immense punches of pale lilacs mostly in
the boxes, and they are really very pretty.
Tho severe cold of the past few weeks has
played sad havoc with tho conservatories and
smaller greenhouses, as well as the ears,
noses and fingers of the ladies and children
and q few Of the pretty boys about town.
BY the way what is more affecting TO the
sympathetic nature Of mankind than some
of these poor, sick, little, half dressed children,
denied by arbitrary fashion the comfortable,
warm clothing that the season demands be-
cause they will not look quite so pretty.
Next week we expect some revelations re-
garding tho "clothes of the future" A few
moro forerunners of the spring styles are to
slide out of their hiding places, and if the
court please you can have the benefit of my
observations. n. S. S.
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ARMY AND NAVY

The War department is informed of the death
yesterday OF Lieut.. Col. Charles e. Keeney, Of the
medical department
Onocrs of the army are very much exercised be.
cause the army bill us reported the senate makes
no provision for commuatiOn for quarters for
commissioned officers where no quarters are iur-
nished.
The retirement of Rear Admiral J. W. A. Mich.
Olson in March and of Rear Admiral H. Il. Col.
noun u me following month VIII promote Com;
advisory board, TO be n rear admiral.
board Of officers of the corps of engineers, to
consist OF MAJ. Samuel NJ. Mansfield, Capt. An
drew N. DauYell, and William III. Hepev, will
assemble at Galveston, Texas as soon us the other
duties of the members will permit to consider and
report upon tho best method to DO adopted for
further prosecution OF work In connection with
the dredged channel through Galveston bay,
Boaswnin Timothy Sheean ordered 30 the 70
ceiving ship Independence; Lieut.. Nathan Sar-
gent detached from temporary duty on the rcgu-
lalion board, and ordered TO duty In tho equip
ment department of the Washington navy yard I;
the turough of Passed Assistant Engineer II. S.
Ross has been extended six months; the leave of
Passed Assistant Engineer Charles H. Manning
'has been extended six months from tho ninth OF
February next,
The retirement of Rear Admiral G. B. Baloh and
Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson has promoted Com
Tho promotion dates from yesterday. Rear Ad-
miral Baldwin is now on duty as member of the
lighthouse board. lie Will be relieved from that
duty in short time and ordered to take com.
mand OF the European station, relieving Rear Ad-
miral j., w. a. Nicholson, who will be retired on
the tenth Of March next,
Wednesday is the day assigned for regular meet.
ings of the senate committee naval affairs, but
owing TO the .l0to session of the senate Tuesday
night the committee failed TO secure q quorum
yesterday. Tho committee Will probably meet TO-
day or To- morrow ana propose some amendments
10 the naval appropriation bill. Among those sug.
gested Is that the provisions Of the act of August
B. 1882, relatiYe To graduates of the naval academy
shall not apply TO The class of 1882 who nrc now
serving their two years upon practice ships pre-.
Yious 10 final graduation. IL Is quite probable
that the committee Will also recommend an
amendment similar 10 that proposed BY Mr.. Haw.
ley relative 10 future appointments 10 tho pay
corps.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
THE HOUSE.

The speaker laid before the house COM
munication from the secretary of the treasury
transmitting resolutions of the board of trade
of Portland, Greg, thanking commander
Merriman for his prompt and vigorous action
in furnishing insubordinate Indians in Alaska
thus rendering life and property secure, and
vindicating the majesty of the law. Re,
ferred.
Mr.. Reed, of Maine, from the committee on
rules, reported back a resolution providing
that hereafter the daily sessions of the house
shall extend until p m. Laid over for one
day under the rules.
On motion of Mr.. Caswell senate amend.
ments We're concurred in TO house joint reso-
luton making appropriation for continuing
the work Of the tenth census.
Mr.. Valentine introduced a bill for tho con.
struction of a bridge across the Missouri river
at Omaha. Referred
Mr.. Shellenberger, from the committee on
public buildings reported a resolution calling
on the secretary of the navy for information
as TO the reasons for tearing down an old
mansion at the Naval academy, long used Is
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nRANcH OFFICES.

Ghe following is n list OF the branch ofhces in
~ woShington Others will be added hereafter;
I,N. s. Rooso's News Stands mt tho Arling-
49,, VotcI, yVIllard's Hotel, and Metropolis
tan INotei' -
=, ~ Queen, So. James Hotel.
.NIouso News Stand.
Ist,,,i,, House News Stand.
49,, Sn House News stand.
~ TAompson's Drug store.
III tc,ck kslin's Drug Store, Georgetown.
u...,,.y Adnms's Book Stores.
c1 n,,sSNir, Druggist, 1913 Fourteenth.
~ "a ro,np pson, DruRgisJ, corner Second
and Pennsy1N ,. ~ :. '.'., ,,....,.,,.
s. II. Lewis, PN"SS''
=. q. r. s,,,,As, Drugglst, corner Four
-, -, ,s.\ Work avenue.
t,p \, 81. n Nuggist, 900 East Capitol.
II. A. JohnstonA "r"RN'' "'
and o streets mort\
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The NationS u Rep ublican

70 sor so,o nv tho Sllowiug newsdealorG
wAsHrNGToN.
Ny.s. Roosc,s News stenhs "t the hritnE-
ton Hotel, NyiIlnrd's HoSoi' """
tan Hotel. \,, D.
Hotel. H.
IL. II. Queen, 81. James UN'e"
Riggs House News StnndA
Ebbitt House News StnndA
American House News Staiw'
A. Brcntnno 81 Co., EicvcnN' an" ron"
sylvnnia avenue.
y. bradley Adans's Book Stotos.
J.T. Clements, NcwsdcnIcr, Nnns NSm s.see,- n.',e,
G. w. Joyce, Stationery store,
sylvnnio avenue N. w.
j. ID. Free, Book store, I3f3 Ptp
nia avenue, corner Fourteenth.
Il. A. FIJI, Stationery, New York ''"''''
near Fifteenth.
IL. IL. Morcoc, Cigars and StntR
Pennsylvania avenue, near TwelrshA
VIRGINIA.
Richmond-C. II. Johnston, 0Is i"
street.
yvinohcstor--II. IL. IIarmcr.
HarrIsonburE n. E. Sullivan g. Co.
Danville--J. IA, CoppridEc. Y
CharIottesvilIe--N y. Hirsh, Perry a. TerS
NEW YORK CITY.
Brcntano Bros, o ONION square.
Fifth Avenue Hotel News Stand.
Gilscy House News Stand.
CHICAGO.
Palmer House News stand,
sherman House News stand.
fremont House News stand.
BALTIMORE.
CarrolIton Hotel News Stand.
Eutaw House News stand.
Barnunts Hotel News stand.
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BRANCH OFFICES
The National Republican.

For the accommodation Of the public, branch
oficcs have been established at prominent loca.
tions, where at all times advertisements and SUBJ
scripiions can be len at exactly the same cost at
the main office.
Wants, Rents, For Sale &C., &C., Of three line
or less, inserted three times for 30 cents. All an
swers, when DESIRED will be delivered by special
messenger to tho residence or offco of the adver.
tiser.
THE REPUBLICAN, intends to demonstrate that IL
is the very best advertising medium in tho Dis
trlct and earnestly requests liberal patronage OF
Nts branch Offices
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chnnges in The Adiutant GeneraI,s Omee.

The following changes are announced in
the clerical force of the War depaptment Ad-
jutant Generals oflice-Henry A. johnson,
promoted from 81 200 to 1,4OO; Charles o.
Walkup, New York George X. Brown, Mich
igan; and Albion NJ. Pushaw, Maine, ap-
pointed to $1,000 clerkships. Surgeon Gene
rails otlice-Cames Q. Rice, $1,000 clerk,
resigned; Henry S. Stevens, Connecticut, APP
pointed to 81, 200 clerlSship William f. lIor-
ION, promoted from 81 1000 to 81 200 Robert
w. Young, Wyoming territory, appointed
clerk at $1,000 per annum George G. Videto,
Pennsylvania, appointed to a 81 200 cerkship.
Secretary's oilice-,Iohn NJ. Dwyer, Indiana,
appointed clerk Mt 1000 per annum. Quar-
termaster Generals oiice-Wilcy Britton, APP
pointed agent; Charles b. Bostwick, appointed
agent; John A. Chapman, agent, resigned.
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Tho Pennsylvania Avenue Paving Com
tract.

Treasurer Gilfllan yesterday surrendered
to tho attorneys for the creditors of tho
Grahamite and Trinidad Asphalt Paving COM
pany per cent. bonds amounting to $2075O,
and int crest thereon TO the amount of 81 ,l75.
In 1876 this company had q contract for
paving portion Of Pennsylvania avenue, in
this city. There was retained, under the
law, 10 per cent. Of the cost of the work, which
was invested in 4 per cent bonds, as guaran-
too fund for keeping the pavement in repair
for three years from completion Of the con-
tract. Meanwhile tho company failed, and
its creditors entered into litigation to obtain
this guarantee fund. All suits were recently
discontinued, and the bonds were surrendered
by direction of the secretary of the treasury.
The original sum had increased by accrued
interest and premium on the bonds to nearly
S3OO0O
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The Hawaiian Treaty.

Mr.. Edmunds reported to the senate yes
terday from the committee on foreign rela-
tions, the bill introduced by the late Senator
Hill, of Georgia, to repeal the act approved
Jan. 80, 1875, to carry into effect the conven-
tion between the United States government
and the king of the Sandwich islands. The
foreign relations committee regard the sub
ject as rather financial than diplomatic, and
therefore ask to be released from the further
consideration of the bill, and recommend its
reference to tho finance committee. Tho bill
was SO referred.
National Republican., 1883-02-01

Tho sealed proposals for supplying the gov
ernment printing Office with paper for the
ensuing year were opened yesterday, in the
presence of the joint congressional committee
on printing and twenty-five gentlemen, rep
resenting firms in Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington, which
had put in bids. The prices for printing
paper average shade lower than the propo-
sails for last year, while those for writing paper
are little higher. The awards will be an
nounced tO-dnN.
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Failures OF whisky Firms.

The representatives of tho whisky interest
here who have been predicting panic in case
congress does not afford the relief asked think
they see confirmation of their predictions in
reports of recent failures Within the last
ten days the following-named whisky firms
have failed Tousic & Co., Chicago; Moher,
Moher & Co., Cincinnati, liabilities $20G00O;
Conrad e Co., st. Louis, liabilities S5O000O /;
S75 600
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The IIarper,s FERRY water Power.

An offer has been made by Massachusetts,
cartridge belt manufacturer topurchase from
the government the Shenandoah water power
at Harpers ferry, with view to transferring
the factory nearer TO the market for raw ma
terial. Solicitor Rayner is inclined TO oppose
the sale Of the power separately from that Of
the Potomac at Harper's ferry, but the pro-
position is under adYisement,
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The Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.

the chief of the bureau of engraving and
printing, which is an appointment by the Sec
retary of the treasury and not by tho pres-
dent as is by some supposed, ares Mr. A. NJ.
Clapp, Capt. II. NJ, BurTill, Mr.. II. j. Sullivan,
acting chief of the bureau; Mr.. @. w. Gil.
fillan, of Pennsylvania; Mr.. W. NJ. Meredith,
of Chicago j. II. McNeily, of Indiana; Mr..
b. L. Berry, of Pennsylvania, and L. NJ.
Iohuson
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NntIonnI Hanks Notes Redeemed.

The following is statement of the dispose
tion made by tho treasurer of the United
States of the national bank notes redeemed
during tho month and seven months ending
this day, as compared with the corresponding
period of last year:
Month SeUcn
Notes nt for circulation as months.
sorted aud returned to the -
banks of issue............ 81, ,052,200 4,223,60
Notes unfit for circulation as
sorted and delivered to the
comptroller OF the currency --
for destruction. n....,....,... 6,i21,529 41,S57,2T
Noes of failed aud liquidat-
ing banks deposited in the
treasury OF the United
States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 306 100 2,1SO3i0
Total for 1888. ............ S679,s79 1886, ,2l4
Total for 1889. 2............. 7,014,100 05Q
Increase. ......-....... 1,GG2,779 1i,33s, ~
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ABONNEMENT

Tn carr6 de 10 lignes: lere insertion 81 20
-utP 80
Insertion add. 50
Tout annonee indilnan Mt la profession
avee fairesst ct n'excedant pas quatre
lignes. par an. Observation-Disclosures 3 nc
Annonces de candidats. i-ayance 80. 10 60
NecrolOgie. par iigne .-.-.... 10
Toute ann"ncek eommerciale publiee a IAN
nee sera inserce an taux de 20 cents par pou-
&C pour la premiere insertion ct d cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
Toute annonca don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inSeree jusana neuv-l
Ordre au taux Ordinaire.
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Notice.
Tax COllectOrs'a Office,
Parish Of I.afOurche,
Thibodaux. La, January Goth. lSS3.)
10 all persons engaged in business in this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my office
aud pay yonr State and parish licenses for
the year 1883. to avoid costs OF Court and 10
per cent penalty a. attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODACX.
Sheriff and Tax Collector. parish Of Lafourche.
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Ague Cure

Ceutient nm antlA0te pouP lea nala-
dies occasiOnnees par le poison miAsMatique
4ui. ~jusqu'ici, nest pas comm avUir entire dams
aucun autre remede. II ne content pas de
Quinine. nj aucuue substance minerale on de-
letere quelcOnque. ct ~cUnsequemment ne pro-
duit ancun effes maifaisant sur II c1ustitu-
ton. laissant le systeme tel quill etait avxnt
rattaque-
ClbSE' d'Ayer suerit tout cas- de fiavre
ct de frisson fievres ntermittent-e remit
tentes ct bilieuses. ct la maiadie &c fnie coca
sionnee par le miasme. Dams ie cas- Oh. apres
que Ion auIait fait un usage suffisamment
Rroi"n:e du remede n'obtenait pas ie resultat
vouln, les marchands sOnt autorists, par notre
circulaire. en- date du Ter Juliet 1882, den
rembourser lie colt.
DIR. y. Z. Aver K Co. Lowell, Mass
A vendre par tous les Droguistes.
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Homie {! disOns-nOus dams nOtre
langue honn6te ct franchise.
&c qui yaut mieux, Nj. pEditeur,
ce sont les derniers Comptes-R esdxs
de fAtn6nee lOuisianais.
Je vOuS en- entretiendrai dams ma
prOchaine correspondence.
En- attendant. salut, sant6 ct .joie.
L~OUISIANAIS.
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DIES QUATRE
SA1SONS-

Mr.. JOHN BOSlO, PROPRIETAIRE
N1 du RESTAURANT DEs QCArRE-SAIsoxs
PREVENT SEES aMis de "a Vile ct de Ia cam-
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, quill
a transftre son restaurant du No. - de
la rue de Charities AL No. IN de la meme
rue. pres de St-iuuis. II profile de cette oc-
casion pour remercicr le public ct solIieite
en- nitrle temps IL continuation de son bien
~veillant patronage. II infor1me en- outre ses
amis gull IA DIES salons particulars All pro-
mler, ct DIES chambres meublees / lOuer ) le
semaine GU au meis. Les persoanes de b
vile ct de Ia campagne = trouverOnt tout le
comfort desirable. i restaurant sera 0uvert
lusqu'a nlnuit.
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Avis.

". I. L. Hayes sera a Thlbodaux, 4 lecurie
dc Frank Hoffman, avec un superbe chOix de
mulets, depuls ct apres le 10 aoht 1888, leo ueI
sera vendu i DIES conditions ct i des prix raj
sonnables. aolt-4-S3.
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ArELIER TYPOGRAPuIQCE,
lsoTARY JOE Pass.

Ayant tout lie matesiel ntcessaire. nous SOM
mes a mtme d'exeeuter tour les ouvrages ty-
pOgraphiques aui nous seront confies Les
brets d'av"cat. cartes d'affaires. entttes de
features. tickets dhabitatiop. blancs. circn-
laires. etc. seront iiuprimes> dams ie plus BRET
delai ct a des prix lnoderes.e
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week made at home BY the IN
lS dus;IiOus. Best business now b
fore the public Capital not need
ed. We will start you. Men, No
81 ~ men. boys and girls wanted every
~ where To work for 10. Now 10 tSs
time. You can work in spare time, or eivs
your whole time to the business. No osha
business will pay you nearly IS we'll. M ans
can fail to make enormous pay. by engaging
1t once. Costly outfit and terms tree. Louey
made fast. easily, u honorably. Address
IRCE 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.