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The Republican journal., 1884-05-01
9R084TE NOTICES.


Alta Truharu Court hrfd al Belfast within and for
the County ul Waffle, OH dine second Tuesday of
AurII. h IL. I~-l
ilUl .0-trumpui uIruYrtiu4 t1 h,. the Inst Will
.aH4 Testament uf AUGUSTUS I.NNPUEK. llf,. of
~lurNluu. il. san. County of Waldo, trcrs~,ri tdy
l.I- lr,.-,.llp. Ira, same for Probate.
'',"t'''' INA I'' 03'' name" Executor give no.
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t, r.,rh49a'II I.,.r,.qf .'-i,.t,,5 1t n; ,r,t I3
.r.. .gut- urra..r.lt u I,r,lgfa ann n Xiii -.
I.It:,-r tI.9I Add f,f ,tt3 COUNTY, IN him. second
vr.-,.4. ut H., mAf IN l.u III tg,.1 ,..rl N,
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ESTABLISHED 1890.

Niidt are QUAKER BITTERS ~
An old Quaker remedy that has done more to
relieve suffering humanity than all other mcdi-
zines combined.
These celebrated Bitters are composed of
choice Roots, Herbs and Banks, among which
are Gentnn, Sarsapara Wild Cherry, Dande-
lion, Juniper and other berries, and are 50 pre-
pared as to retain all their medicinal qualities.
They invariably cure the following complaints:
Dyspepsia, JaUndice, Lirer Conn
ptGinfs. Loss of Appetite. He0d-
aches, Bilious 4Itt0chs, Summer
Complaints. Pi{es, Kittaey Dis
eases. Fem0Ie DiHicuItjes. Lassi-
tnde. LOW Spirits. General Debjtity
and, in fact everything caused By an impure
state of the Blood Or deranged condition of the
Stomach, Liver or Kidneys The aged find in
the Quaker Bttcrs gentle, soothing stmulant,
so desirable in their declining Years.
They are recommended and used by Eminent
Physicians and Clergymen,
REV. JAMES WESTON, FALL RIVER, MASS,
writes ~ ,rand ,ot IL hi oId age BE- rihot
QUAKER BIrrEKs y nj horSe. Sometimes u,y
4DtH A,a oN a4shung oud e1uyHing 1oe> rroag,
5n QUAKER BrrIERs alrops ato.os rmmediafe
,elat"
no one need suffer long from any disease if
they will use Quaker Bittcrs, as they effect a
cure where I'LL other remedies fail. Sufferer,
try them, they will cure YOU; they have cured
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01
REousness, Sick Headache.

PITTSFIFLD. MASS.
NEsSRS. c. I. HOOD & Co: Gents-Please
send me hv express two bottles HOOPS SAR-
sArARILLA and few Cook Books Tor dis
tribuuon. Your preparation has worked
wonders in the case Of my Wife, who has
been troubled with sick headache and bill
iouSnesS for years She only took one-half
teaspoonful at a dose. and has not been SO
wen for five Years as now. She found that
within a week after taking it she felt very
much better, and is now entirely free from
any Of any account since last spring. and
what little she had is lent to do some others
some good, and we must have in the house.
Yours trulV
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RAYNHANI. MASS. Aug u, 1878
c. ]. HOOD 4 Co: Gentlemen
! have had ringWOrm humor and saltrheum
so badly that my body WAS covered with raw
sores, so, also. my head and face. lave
had any number Of doctors in the last seven
years. and none of thence cure me. One
day my mother WAS in the city of Taunton,
and found one OF your cook books. and in
cures from the use of your Sarsapalilla and
Olive Ointment. / lelt forced to try it,
although | had seen many things advertised
that never did me any good have now
Sarsaparilla and used three boxes of ONT
ment. / now call myself cured Nothing
ran be seen Of the hllmor but the dim out
lines of the sores. | shall take two more
bottles, and then the cure will be complete.
am gratefully yours,
EDG AR f. WHITMAN.
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LOOPS SARsAPARIllA


Works through the blood, regulating, toning
and invigorating all the functions OF the
bndy
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fiHE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to all
4 concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate of
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01
William Pitt Fessenden,

Mr.. Blaine in his book speaking of William
Pitt Fessenden says: There have been menu
bers of the Senate who have achieved greater
distinction than ressenden, but it may be
doubted whether, in the qualities that he pos
sessed, he had superior in that body. His
personal character was beyond reproach, he
maintained standard of purity and honor.
and his patriotism was ardent and devoted
His character of mind was elevated, and he
had the heartiest contempt for everything that
savored of the demagogue. In public affairs
he was never swayed from the conclusions by
the objections of his hour. He had the utmost
disregard of personal danger, aud possessed
both moral and physical courage of a high
degree. He was constant and devoted to duty,
and circled his life by his public abors.
A great deal of talent is lost in the world for
the want of little courage. The fact is that to
do anything in this world worth doing, we
must not stand back shivering, and thinking of
the cold and the danger, but jump in and
scramble through well as we can. 1t will
not do to be perpetuallv calculating tasks and
adjusting nice chances: it did very we'll before
the flood, where man could consult his friends
upon an intended publication for $50 years, and
present, Il man waits and doubts and hestates,
and con>ults his brother and his uncle and par
tlcular friends till one fine day he finds that he
Is sixty years of age; that he has lost so much
time in consulting his first cousin and particu-
lar friends that he has more time to follow
their advice. Sydney Smith.
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01

People seem to be contented with pretty
good, ,"well enough, las good as the average
AL that is required;" and they are apt to
shelter themselves behind one or other of these
phrases, If You try to arouse them to something
better. This weakness, this failure to come up
to anything more than what is merely pasSabe.
seems to be a want Of courage, combined with
a want Of energy, in plain language Il mixture
of cowardjce and lazincsS. William Everett
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H.Nht IT. SNIIII THIC u SWHHF IIF,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted to said deceaseds estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him. JAMES SMITH.
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HOMER B. NASH.
HOODS sARsAPARlLLA

Is sold hy all druggists. Price 81. or six
large bottles 5or -. Prepared only ny G. J.
HOOD a CO.. AuothecMies. Lowell Mass.
~ Use HOODS TuOIH-PoWDEi..
INrI1
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80 i'r..fu Court, h,id .t Belfast, Within .u,J tor
l". ,uunl. of Wotu'tu r the second Hlo-Di.ly OF
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Wit makes IFS own welcome and levels all
distinctions. No dignity, no learning, no force
OF character, can make amy stand against good
wit. Emerson.
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1.-THE GREAT
l|N[E|v|E|R1F||A||IiIIL.II

diseases OF the blood ownit conqueror, Endorsed
~ mLltLlE ~ OVER MY thousand leading citizens
Cleis IlTi lii!i physicians N U. ;. and Europe.
~ For sale by all leading druggists 81 So
The DR.. S. A. Richmond Medical co.. rrops
ST. Joseph, Mo. t3J
For testimonials anl circulars stamp.
Charles y. Crttenton. Agent Eov York liry.
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The remarkable results in a disease so universa
and with such valiely of characteristics as Ga
acting through the blood, reaches every part of the
human system. y medicine ike uything else
can be fairly judged only by it, II. uIts We point
with pride to the glorious record Hoods Sarsapa
ria has entered upon tile hearts Of thousands OF
people il has cured of catarrh.
The cyclone season Is opening early this year
There will he no kind of show for cyclones amc
earthquakes after the presidential campaign set.
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Ministers Mound It's Praise.

Rev. Mr. Greeniied-, Knoxville, Tenn, writes as
follows: "Sa'narjtaH Nerrine permanently cured
my son of cpileptic ts." Here's food for thought
sold by druggists. SljJ.
"Weil, l am glad the days are growing longer
ami the nights shorter" remarked jenkins, rs he
crawlcd into bed at ) O'Clock in the morning. "a
fellow will be able to Get a Little re.t.t
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01

The only known specific for Epileptic Fits. VI
Also for Spasms and Falling Sickness. Nervous
Weakness it instantly relieves and cures. Cleanses
blood and quickens sluggish circulation. Neutra-
Lies germs of disease and saves sickness. Cures
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Catarfh.

The favorite flower of the Queen of England
is the EdelweisS.
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Special adyices from St. Johns, \. f. state
that the rumor to the effect that portion of
the Greedy party had been rescued by Il sealing
vessel is altogether unfouuded.
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LESSONS IN
Drawing & Painting!

MRS. d. G. MCDONALD will receive a limited
lyx number of pupils in drawing and painting.
For particulars enquire at her residence, Church ST.
Belfast, April 10, ls84.-tfl5
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Aaamson'> Botanic Balsam has gained repul

toh NCii places IL III the front ranks OF curative
agents 1t has been in the market but about ten
years. 1t is now recommended by the best ply j.
clans because il cilcs coughs and colds every time
Price b CENTS
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01

Bismarck woman says she can pat her baby (,
sleep in two minutes by singing "Svrct Nioitt-.'
The knowing little one probably feign. sleep to sc
her to stop the music.
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01

The art of life i more like the wre>tlel's AIT
than the dancers in respect of this. that il
should stand ready and firm to meet on>cts
which are sudden and unexpected. [Antoni-
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SAMARITAN
hEBylNe

ing the cause. Routs bilious tendencies and makes
clear complexion. Equalled by none in the dellrium
OF fever. charming resolvent and n matchlcss
laxative. 1t drives Sick Headache like the wind
Contains no drastic cathartic or opates Relieves
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01
"A SKEPTIC SAID

ugly blotches and stubborn blood sores. Eliminates
Boils, Carbuncles and Scalds. ey-Permancntly and
promptly cures paralysis. Yes, it is charming and
healthful Aperient. Kills Scrofula and Kings Evil
twin brothers. Changes bad breath to good, remoy-
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01

If thou wouldst find much favor and peace
with God and man. be very low III thine own
ewes. Forgive myself liftle and Other, much.
Archbishop Leighton.
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01

Send two Sc. etamNs to A. +. t"iN@t x Co.,
Boston, Mass, ind receive a. gan. ~t5 Of fancy
cards free,
The Republican journal., 1884-05-01

ny E1r0 1!rrT1 -r1 FT0TI0T! TV--H' SIVCT r0 SCI
her to stop the music.
The "constat(y tiredout' feeling % often d.
pefenced is the result Of Impoverished blood, ana
consequent ehletblet vitality Ayers S0r7apariila
feeds and cnrinhes the blood, Increases tht aprc-
tite and promotes digestion of the food and tne
a>similation OF its strengthening qualities. The
system being thus inVsoratcd. ihe feeling rapidly
changes to Il grateful sense OF strength and energy.
James who WAS trying 10 sew Il new button on
his coat murmuled "Ihcv say there's Il new
yacht that makes fifteen mites hour but this
thread mNkee TWENTY knot, minMtr..
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Ito u continucd.)
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Condensed Locals.

At the meeting OF the board OF trustees of the
Chlldren's hospital. Monday evening, DR.. W. w.
Johnston was elected Il consulting physician and
Dr. George W. Aeker an attending physician 10 the
hospital
MI W. w Scott. who for many years was prOpri-
etOr OF the cigar and news stand in the House wing
OF the Capitol died yesterday OF spinal meningitis.
At the W lite Mountains. y. Ii. The Remains Will
b. brought to this city for lnteTment.
A picnic Was given by the Federation of Labor at
Lpf1lcrS park last evening. Addresses on the labor
question were made by Mrssrs- August Donath and
Star OF the West Lodge. No. 1859 G. L. o. of o.
F., elected the following officers: 4. y. F., Edward
Stewart; I. y. c., jeremiah Adams; y. ti., W. 5.
Gray; E y, w L. NaylOr; i. - II. T. ", r. Is.
Frawly; L. p. n. F., francis over; A z. y. F.. A.
Hayson.
Lewis Ford, colored. living at 1923 2lst street,
was attacked with heart disease. aud fell dead In
the street at the corner vi PSI and Streets about
O'Clock last evening.
other places III New York 10 enter into the political
campaign.
1he tenth tri-ennial conference Of the Past
Masters Council OF the Patrtarchal order OF the
Grand United ORDER Of Colored odd FeliOwS, in
session in Baltimore, yesterday elected j. 4. y.
WnkerSon, OF this city, grand patriarch and Joseph
c. Jackson grand GUARDIAN
correspondent in the fifth police precinct writes
to know what has become OF the odOrleos excavat-
Ing apparatus. He also complains that the gar
bage man Is hot seen In that precinct.
AT GOldenS 1sh and gdIne stand this morning
there was on sale STRANGE fish Tor these parts
fine specimen Of a Neutrality-suspicious. three feet
long, from Lake Erie.
About nine O'Clock last night Officers blullOy
ard TurnDer5 were going their rounds through
alley they found Lily Lewshaw suffering from
the effects OF a dose OF laGdLnun taken with sui
cidai intent Dr. Riley Was called TO see her and
after sreatlGg her. pronounced her OUT OF danger.
The congregation OF the Tabernacle have invl'ed
the Rev. George K BristOr, or Baltimore to preach
for them next sunday
Mr.. James Campbell, of the secretary's Office,
District bu.dinss, AID Miss Mary Weaver Were
married last eyens In the presence of the relatives
anC lew friend, or the couple, at the home OF DR..
Foster, brother-!n-law OF the bride, AZ Massachu-
sets avenue, Rev. W. L l. Weeks officiating.
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Wanted q Divorce.
a COUPLE VINO DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE USUAL
METHODS.

METHODS.
Yesterday morning a cOlOred man of about
thirty, evidently har1-working man, walked into
the clerks Office at the courthouse, while two
women, one very tall and very black, wearing a
dress OF faultless white, and the other dressed
more plainly. remained in the hall. This party
looked so much like one with matrimOny in view
that the marriage license book was instinctively
opened, and the Man was asked do You wish a
marriage HcenSe?" 'Our business" slowly said
the man, lis not about getting license, for we
had one OF them years ago, but about getting rid
lived together for four years.
"Oh, no." said the clerk, ..you can't get divorce
by agreeing 10 IT, You'll have 10 get a lawyer to
prepare the papers. But what do you want with
divorce? IL Will cost you $50"
"Wel," said the tall woman who came In and
Joined In the conversation, 1--WE couldn't agree. and
be lett me four years ago, and we will never live
together again.
''Thats So said the man; sswe've agreed to dis
agree as husband and wife, and there IS no more
living together again.
Go home, said the clerk, ''kiss and make up
and hug each other, and don't try the divorce
business"
Il knows 'em, I knows 'em, and they never Will
i've together again. said the Older woman.
Nv hats The matter between 'ene" asked a bye
'stander. "liaye they any Children
NO, Indeed, she answered. ''nOt one. The mat
him. and wants 10 marry him, but Is afraid OF the
law
The result Of the conversation was satisfactory
10 all but the tai woman, and she left evidently
disappointed that she hadn't got the divorce
right OF.
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Affairs in West Washington.

DANGEROUS BRIDGEs.-The canal bridges on JET
fer>On and Washington streets are unsafe The
bridge over the canal on Jefferson street is in a
particularly bad condition. having been patched
over ana over again A notice was placed in con-
SpictouS place on the Washington street bridge
short while agO-which has since been torn down.
notifying all persons as to the unSarenesS OF the
bridge. Heavy teams are now permltte to cross
there being no danger sign-or warming what
vcrud! or written.
i3fG TROUBLE IN THE CATION FAMILY.-In q
small TWO story cottage. on Brown street, near
Valley. ilTes the family or Michael and ROSannah
Cation. with their two SoIS, Michael. IT.. and john
VINO Is about 81 years OF age. The record for the
past II years ever since the Police Court has been
established. shows that the arrests made Of MEM
Ders OF the family average about 8 year. Yes
terday John went home Intoxicated, and got intO
Wrang!e with his mother. ROsannah. In the Police
court this morning. John was charged with assault
He pleaded guilty, and Was fined S. His mother
who has heretofore paid her sons fines, says that
he has already cost her so, and will not cost her
any more.
BUILDING ASSOCiATION.-The Eleventh Building
Association he'd Us rcguar mont hiy meeting last
night AT Godiards hall. Ten shares were sold at
SI5D per share,
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Mary E. Morse ar
rived with I,O43 tons OF ice from Kepnebec
schooner Henry Culver arrived with 600 tons OF
Ice rom hennefec. schooner Emma Airy cleared
yesterday with 600 tons OF coal for Fall River.
G;siS RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Maryland arrived
with 400 buohe! OK wheat Tor Hartley Bros Wheat
sold On Change yesterday At 9Ii4 cents per bu,heL
CONDITION OF WATER ATT A. M-Great Falls. 36
Receiving re,eryO!r-HOrth connection, Sc, south
connection. 80. Distributing reservoir infiuent
gate house. Sc; eIant gate house. 80 Low tide In
the river tJ-t.ay III pin. high tide at ~ D. m
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SILKS, VE1vErs.

Snks VELvErs,
AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
CASH PRICES
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS leash prices)
Our Sl25 BLACK SILK reduced to 81 co. Our 81 50
BLACK SILK reduced to $l.25
COLORED CASHMEKES. widest double width all
pure wool. caah price size.
NEW YORK NILS sHEETING COTTON. widest
and very best quality, cash price, CSC
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPAoR
BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET. cash price 100.
81, 75c.. S1.O0 " ~
coLOkED SILKS. excellent quality. $780, reduced to
cash price. 75c.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. ZOO $50 $500
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. large size. all WOOL as.
COLORED aud BLACK SATINS, so. e. 75c, S1OO.
LADIES' CLOTH SUlTING. pure wool. fine quality
all colors; cash price. 25c.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure linen, &c.
BROCADE BLACK SILKS, 75c
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS silk aud WOOL
cash price. 25e
EXCELLENT RED TWILL FLANNEL. Csc
YAkD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON, excellent quality
&c. 1'''
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, Csc, SIC, Soc
AUCTION BLANKETS. great (cash) bargains
SILKS, SIC. SILKS, Sc SILKS. SIC.
sea CARTkRS, Ill MARKET SPACE
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QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITS
ARRIVED Ar L.sr.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
DRY GOODS
From the Iuctionof
HALSTEAD, HAINES co


Their loss has been our gain for we succeeded in get
ling LARGE portion of their stock at about rty cents
e has w S P@ h to ss 10 nsS a@g %
mense building We had 70 rsnt large wareroo,n toe
WASHINGTON has there been such olp rtuniIy
,lns good goods or very small amount OF money. We
can only llellilon Few VI the MANY bargains which
lots OF Lack silks at 55c &C., 75c. 81. fully worth
q pieces tall shades Dress Goods at Sc. worth
% lieces Illuminated wool Dress Goods. loo per yard
-. cases allwoo Chudda Cloth 43 inches wide in all
H. IL latest u shades DC per yard. well worth s74
rived III this country after the deed Of trust had been
made ,nch articles as We bought took the entire
~ % pieces AZ inches wide IL wool rench Cashmere in
q pieces 40 inches wide tara Tine. 5gc. worth zoe
:, w bouEht every iece OF samuel Courtaulds
chraIest ever of RID;
case IA wide all linen Loom Table DamAsk at 2Oc
Towels TO- Nv and l5c. every one genuine bar
- loo dozen heavy knott'd. fringcd Barnsley Damask
iSS& Napkins as and and bo rer N mail iics
so Us n1sst liable Dan ask by ri or in patern.
auction
We boass nslry all the n,h RLNkEEs It's sale and
1g f S T a WHIT s i2S sc o sl
iO-4 blanket at ii so worth g. So
A. A. & 80 90 worth worth s !. S9
And many finer gIaues in ths proportion.
cases 80 rains each. nuine German Blankets in q
ton "a ' " imp
babes Gray Blankets at Csc. per pair Merchants
CANTON FLANNELs
IS cases most all OF the celebrated Amosk ng Mills
We saved out - per cent ia the purchase Of these
off, two cas-, as low as ents Ter yard
% Iecss Of Gingaam for aprons cents yard
goods can be S11Fh 4. tori for frgIa the agsnts
5Ooi pairs, IA Az dlfft Graf
slS pairs Lace Curtains. Csc; worthsl2s
81 :" $40: worth worth 800
r 20 Rieees yard wide Msnehes,er ish
CHEAT bA.lGAlSs IN sHAwLs
Zephyr shswls.
Tn bet shawis.
ashmer- Shawla
All at less than half price
We bought three lots Austrian Plush Cioaks 1t about
25cents on the dollar.
Lot IaTw ntyhve full-szed Ladies' Plush Cloaks Il
Lot 2, wenty all sizes ladies' Plush cloaks. lined
Lot 4-Twelve Plush Dol mans. trimmed with a light
s6d weather eoes al al SO ise , would retail WIN the
Late. ''' '"' ''o'' - as WV
$50 pieces double width fine Ladies' Cloth in all the
grade other merchants sell at I, cents per yard
Cloth in all the new tan shades at sl25 yard; last
100 pieces oriental laces. Toe: worth 25c.
30 pieces Oriental Laces inches WIDE at l7c.; worth
45c.
40 pieces Oriental Laces inches wide. at 27c
~ dozen Oriental Lace Fl nus at 4ac value 81.
lis dozen Oriental ace Collars. at 23c value SOC.
IS dozen finest Linen ply shirt Fronts l0c; worth
Csc.
30 dozen Ladies' Silk Hose, drop stitch in six differ
ent shades. at IS cents (sold els where
and many other bargains IL Will pay you Las in
stock tor years at these prices
LANSBURGH e. BRO
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemcnts. de-. EO.Ei2 sif.
FORDs OPERA HOUsE--"BOhemian Girl"
NATIONAL THEATER.-s.The GrOcerym&n.'
THEATER CoMIQUE.-"La JOlie Parfumeuse."
DINE MUSEUa-Novelties and pleasing per-
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOS AIS FOR LIME
l. OFFICE SUPERVISING EEGISEER AND ARCHITECT
NEW ENsION BUILDING
WASHINGTCN. l.. G.. September 23rl
Proposals for lime for Pension building are in.
vted for not exceeding three thousand barrels of 800
as called for. Bi received by of OCTOBER
FIRST, 1854 viii be opened on that day.
y ds should be endorsed Proposals for Lime and
addressed to the undersigned
NJ. c. MEIGS
Supervising Engineer and Architect New Pension
Se2teoit Builinr
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Changes of Bill. AT the Theatarx.

F0RDS OPERA HOUSE.-Io-night the bohemian
Glrf' Will De substituted for 1.-THE Orange Girl
Mrs Zelda Seguln Wallace Will appear a. the
Gypsy green and Mr. james Peahes as DeriPS
HoOi, IN which Characters both are famous Dur
Ing the evening Mrs. Segun will Introduce The SOLO
entltle bliss Forever Past" which she has eSpe,i-
All Identified with the role OF the Gypsy Q,,ee,a.
IHE NATIoNAI--''The Grccerylnan" has taken
the place OF 'Peck's Bad Boy" at the National The
leadlng characters are the me-, but more music
introduced in The GrOceryman7 Tine sale OF seats
ior The coming play OF 'Nordeckn begins to-day at
the box Office.
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N. +. EIsENAS's Old stand Will be opened october
LIST, b. Kahn Co., with new fail stock
NJ +. EISEMAS, Manager.
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MADAME B. VAN IEuTH, 1I12 18th street north
west, begS 10 announce that She viii return TO
Washington and be ready for business october 1st.
when she will open an elegant line Of Novelties in
Ladies' Dress Goods and trimmings, selected per-
sODaly from the latest inpOrtatiULS-
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AT MEETING OF the Florida republican associa-
ton last night. III. VI. Armstead and L. ". Living
sion were appointed committee ON printing.