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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-07
raxs PosToFFlcE NOTICE,

Letters for Europe need not he specially directed
cure Speedy delivery at destination as ali rrans
Atlantic mails are forwarded by the fastest vessels
available.
Foreign mails Sr the week ending Feb o, will
close al this Office follows:
WEpNESDAT.-At 10 4; m. for France direct,
psSra oeamsap S St smSm ya r HayrS 81
Tavona, via Queenstown; at 1880 a. M for the
Netherlands direct, per steamship Zaandam, via
1HuRsDAY.-At $50 a. m, for Venezuela and
CuracOn, per steamship Valencia; % $3.50 a. m.
queenstown letter for Great Britain and other
European countries must be directed per City of
IthaetlN, via plymouth and lIimburg at i p. m.
for BeGEda P pr s3s9 tn N4rinocoi 1T liO p
ship British Empire, via Havana.
FRIDAY,mAtl F. ~ r. for Jamaica snEanlila &C.,
sp m, Tor NewioundiShd and ST. Pierre,Siiqu te-
sATURDAY'-At / A. m. for the West indies. via
via Brazil per steamship Finance, via Newport
News at 10 II m. for Central America, the south
per steamship Colon, via Aspnwall; 20 II Il. m.
Tor Germany &c;' Der per, steamship D9nau, via
Britain and other European countries must be d.
rected ,'per ponan''G AZ ~ m. for Europe per
for Scotland direct. per steamship Furnessia, vim
Glasgow Oetters must he directed per Fumes
stesinshp Saratoga, Via Hqyana;'at 3 D. m. for
Belgium direct, per steamship iceland, via Ant
Mails for Australia New Zealand, Sandwich and
Fiji Islands, per steamship CITY of sydney (via
ran Francisco close here Feb 80 NJ Up. m. Cor
arrival at New York of steamship City of
Chester with British malls for Australia). Malls
for China and Japan, per steamship City Of
fGklng- wa san FRANCISCO close mere FEB.
aThe schedule Of closing of Trans-PaciAc malls is
arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit to san Francisco. Mails from the
East ARRIVING on time at san Francisco on the day of
sailing Of steamers are dispqtched thence the same
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Alexandria Affair.",

THE OvHR-DUs TAXES OF 1s7a-In June, h6:9,
the collector OF taxes made public tax sale and
sold large amount OF real estate for city taxes In
arrear on the 31st Of May, 1873 The taxes for
which the sale was made realized So ESQ g. At the
sale the city bid In all property sold and at THE end
the same recorded on the land books Of the c0rpo.
ration court. At the same time the auditor pre-
pared form or release deed, and negotiations and
redemptions have been going on ever since, the city
council often making considerable reductions In
this way, In the sixteen years which have Inter.
taxes due before 1873, and the property releh sed
During the last fiscal year 81 ,62a60 Of these old
taxes were paid
GOING TO WAsHINGroN.-Mr. F. l. Brockeut, OF
this city, has been appointed by Chief Marshal NIL
Ter one OF the assistant marshas Of the democratic
night Several hundred democrats from this city
will leave here In special train to unite IN the pro-
cesSion. s.
POLICE REPoRT.-There were two prisoners st the
Stat1on-house this morning-JOhn Brent, detained
by order Of the mayor and Virginia Nelson colbred,
Nelson and Sophronia Ferguson to eight MONTHS
imprisonment in jail for keeping house OF ILL tame
NOTES-Capt j. H. D. SInooI has been put In
nomination to succeed Malcomb Mclean. deceased,
In the common council OF the city.-A number OF
Alexandra houses Will be represented in the LOU
douD fatr.-The funeral OF Miss NJ. j. Smith took
place from her late residence, Wolfe street, yes
teTday evening.
AN INSANE PASSENGER ON RAILROAD Train
Last night on the arrival OF the Midland train, at
$50 O'Clock, 1t was noticed that passenger was In
locked him Up in the first precinct station house.
His name is W. l. Gary, Of Spartanburg, s. c. and
Is evidently man OF respectable cOnnectiOnSr His
1r1endS nave been telegraphed for.
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Affairs i'm West wash,npton

Doc Law UNDER JUDGE MI1Ls-In the Police
Court this morning Thomas Walsh was charged
with falling to decorate his dog with collar and
tag. Mr.. Walsh admitted that he owned the dog.
but claimed that he did not have to buy tao
under the decision OF Judge Smell exempting dogs
not allowed to run at large. Judge Mills promptly
informed him that the law was not for the purpose
present court holds different view OF the law
gave him until Saturday to decide whether he
would pay fine Of IS, kill the dog, or procure a
tag.
DEMOCRATS PREPARING TO RAT1FY.-The Cleye-
land and Hendricks club OF this place held special
meeting last night ut their hail. corner of Both and
streets Every preparation was made for the re-
ratification meeting.
I'm STRIKERS STILL HOLD OUr-The employees
on the grading OF street who struck for higher
wages on Monday have not as yet returned to
work.
Notes.-The Methodist Protestant church gave
an excursion TO Colonial Beach this morning on
the Jane MOseley.-The gypsies who have been
encamped at Rosslyn, Va, LETT this morning.
GRAIS RECEIPTS.-Canal boat Beulah arrived
with AGO bushels oI wheat; canal boat MARYLAND
arrived with 700 bushels Of and 1000 bushels
or wheat
SHIPPING NEws-Schooner John F. Murvill
cleared to-day with 900 tons of coal for Portland
CATTLE MARKEr.-Sale OF live stock, as reported
by Tavenner Bros, yesterday at Drovers' Rest D. C.:
100 cattle up and sold; best, s to 53S: good az TO
~; medium, to ~; common. 81 TO 4. 600 sheep
and calves, s25 to s45 per head.
CONDITION OF WATER AT A. A.-Great Falls 36
Receiving reservOir-nOrth connection. 49, south
connection. 81. Distributing reservoir - influent
gate house, 81; ef1uent gate house. &c. Low Jid9
In the river to-day at 10 p. m; high tide at p 10
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Condemned Locals.

A sneak thie1 last week stole from the house OF
Mrs Mary 4. Tayler. No. ~ street northwest,
several articles OF dress and leWeiry valued alto
gether at $I2 30.
Mr.. Felix Draney has accepted Princes offer Of
$40 10 be awarded 10 The owner OF any horse that
will beat him III Face at the bicycle entertain
ment TO BE- given at Athletic park FRIDAY alter
noon, and Will trot his horse, Homer, against the
bicycle. The distance Will be two miles.
1ne choir Oi ct. Peters Catholic church organ
lied yesterday the fan and winter Us Iollows:-
Sopranos, Miss Ollie Dwytr. Mrs. Mchler, aud Miss
Annie Plant; alto, Mis-. Alice Joyce; lenOrS MeSSIS
A j. Nen and George Buck; bdsso, Mir. john
Maudsey-
james BROW L, colored while working on a house at
the corner oi l4th and streets northwest, fe yes
terdiy and Was seriously injured ne was removed
10 his iIOIne 1T 1876 Ccd.r StseeJ.
MI Al Ohern, ii ~eil-hnOWn resident of South
Washington, dtti ON MOnday night Oh cholera NOR
bus. aged about nifty. MF. Unetn Was formerly
proprietor OF the MdEoion HOUSE, AleXanuria, and
the Aanoon IL i Canton houses iii TINS city.
Alexander loss, weli-kuUwn in this city as
t'raEdpa Ross dlcd yesterday at the age OF IS, at
$50 6tn street For years he was a sexton of the
Foundry church, and lOr long he WAS an ill.,
mate o. the soldiers Home, driving Tue mall wdgon
Ia and out OI the city dAIIy. he viii probably be
buried AT the soldiers HUIle.
Last night. at The Second Baptist church, W.
Frank i. Eaton anu Miss MARY T. Rawlings were
united In marriage by the pastor, Edmond htL
SVEN
Owing TO the warm weather and consequent in
Crease vi travel, The STEAMER AILrui Will continue
running 10 Lower Cedar oiuL USUAL until notice
Is gwen OF her withdrawal.
Ihe attention OF The authorities Is called to the
Dad Condition of Sd Stieet, between Virginia and
Maryland avenues southwest. Some time ago the
street Was graded anu The cutters rrmOS Ell. and
no new paNemenJ has been laid the refuse 1orIns
Stagnant pOoI> On the street
The slAJy-Seyen hoUlBg pigeons which were re-
celVed yesterday at The sgaI Ofilce were released
this morning about SunIIoe- They clrcled about
until d proper elevation was reached, when they
Carted on Ia the direction OF their homes
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AUeusr CLEARrse OR SALES

AUGUST SLEARING OUT GALES
LANSBUEGH BRO.
WILL SELL OUT THIS MONTH THE REMAINDER
OF SUMNER GOODS AT sLAUGHTERING PRICES
PREVIOUS TO TEARING DOWN THE WALLS TO
CONNECT OUR NEW BUILDING WITH OUR PRES
ENT STORE WE SHALL SELL ANY GOODS IN
OUR THIRTY-FIvE DEPARTMENTS AT LESS
THAN COST TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR FALL IN
FORMATIONS. WHICH WILL SHORTLY COME IN
ALL OUR S. 6 AND &c. LAWNS. wARRANTEDFAsT
CoLORs. REDUCED TO CENTS. OUR l2h AND
15c. LAWNS REDUCED TO CENTS.
REMNANTS OF THESE AT YOUR OWN PRICE TO
CLOSE
ALL DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE,
AswE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY THEM TO NEXT
SEASON.
gLEAcEED TABLE LINENs.wARRANTED PURE
FULL WIDTHS. REDUCED TO 4oo FRoMeo
10000 WASHER ALL-LlNEN HUcK TOWELS AT
1875 CENTS
NAPKINS, NApK1Nsn
ODDS AND ENDS OF SOME AND HUNDREDS OF
DOZENS OF OTHERS AT GREAT SACRIFICE
ABOUT zoo PAIRS LAST SEASONS BLANKETS
wHIt WE HAVE MARKED AT GREAT BARGAINS
AFEw MAY BE soILED FROM DUST. Bot THEY
ARE MOSTLY IN GOOD ORDER WE WANT TO
CLOSE THEM BEFORE THE RECEIPT OF GOODS
FOR THIS FALL
400 FULL SIZE coMFoRTERs. FILLED WITH
WHITE COTTON. AT 81. ACTUAL VALUE sl7a
WHITE CooDSl WHITE GoopsM
SPLENDID CHECK NAINsooK REDUCED To7c
EXCELLENT INDIA LAWN REDUCED TO lie.
FROM lso
Looo YARDS DOTTED AND FIGURED swIssEs
REDUCED TO l2,sc FROM SOC.
IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT SACRIFICE IN LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
SOME OF THESE ARE SLIGHTLY soILED AND
WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE
200 LOZEN APRONS FULL DEEP RUFFLEs. loc.
TO EARLY BUYERS OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS OUR STOCK CARRIED OVER FROM LAST
SEASON is VERY DESIRABLE. AND AS WE IN
TEND TO COMMENCE OUR SALES WITH FRESH
GOODS ONLY WE OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS
ON THE THIRD FLOOR ~ THE ABOVE GOODS.
TAKE HE ELEVATOR
COTTONS AND sHEETINGS, BROWN AND
RIEACHt d. OF ALL The wlLL-KNOwN BRANDS.
SPLENDID TEN-QUARTER BLEACHED SHEET
ING AT 20 CENTS PER YARD. BEST pEQUoT
BI.FACHED PILLOW CASE COTTON l24 CENTS
PER YARD.
WE MEAN BUSINESS, ARE PREPARED FOR THE
SAME AND SHALL MT tLlNCH FROM Loss TO
DO IT.
MANY OF OUR CLERKS ARE OFF ON FURLoUGH
But WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED TO WAIT ON
YOU WITH PRoApTNESs DURING IHLSE HOT
DAYS
LANSBURGH d BRO,
au2l 60 80 and "a SEVENTH STREET.
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James z Richardson. Custom House. New orlssns
on OATH says In 1870 crofulous Ulcers broke out
my body until was . mass Of corruption. Everything
known to the medical faculty tried in vain. be-
came mere wreck. At times could not lift my hands
to my head. could not turn in bed was In constant
pain and looked ulon life curse No relief cure
in ten yesrs In 1880 heard Of the CcTIcU1A RENE
DIES, used them, and was perfectly cured
Sworn to before o. =. Com. J. D. CRAWFORD.
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r1cuaA.

THOUSANDS OF LETTERS In our possession re-
pest this story: have been terrible sufferer for years
with Flood and ekin Humors: have been ohliEed to
shun public places BY q my dtshgurng humors:
have had the best Physicians; have spent hundreds If
dollars and rot real relief until used the cu11cu1A
R1soLvH1r. the new Blood Purifier. internally. and
Cu11cuRA and CUTlcuRA Soar. the Great Akin Cures
and Skn Beau taers. externally which have cured me
sndl lett my akin and blood - pure . ehild'a
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JohnsOD's Oysters. 40 9th street.

Just Received at Francs the only Strictly
One-Pr1ce Hat and Gents Furnishing store IN the
city, twenty-three dozen latest style Derbys, In
Black, Brown, French Gray and London Smoke
which are selling at prices to suit the most econorn-
tcal
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New FA1L DREss Goops
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
HAVE OPENED THIS wECk tn. FOLLOWING
CHOICE LINES OF NEW DGESS GOODS:
WOOL DkAP D'ALNh. ALL CoLDES
BISON CLOTHS ALL SHADES
LARGE STOCK OF FRENCH PLAIDS
co PIECES OF STRIPED AND lLAID FRENCH
FLANNEL AT SOC; TIE LEST ARTICLE IN THE
WORLD FOR WRAPPERS.
COMBINATION SUITS CASHMERE SUITS
TRICoTS. BkoADCLoTH Skunk AND FIN
ISHED.
Ga TwILLED LADIES' CLOTH, ALL CoLoRs, 81.
ILBERT Ga CLOTH. 81
LARGE STOCK OF CtCIC T. SILKS AND yFLyETS
MATERIALS FOR WEDDING DRESSES Great
BARGAINS IN TOWELS. CRASH NAPKINS AND
TABLE LINEN. MOUHSlNG COOS IN GREAT
VARIETY.
e5- ONE PRICE
W. n. SINISTER & SONS.
SO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B-TEE TEST IS The CHEAPEST. aus
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CITY ITEMS.


The greatest bargains ever Offered IN
this city will be sold Tor tomorrow only at NJ Au-
guSte1n's, 67 7th street nor Invest * doz hotel
dishes, &c; doz- fancy wine glass; and waiter,
&c; doz cut glass fruit saucers, lsc.: new style
handled nult 81 and 13c; cut glass breakfast sets.
46c stone CHINA Chamber Sets 10 PIECES, 81 81;
style covered pitcher, with foot, BIC: fancy fruit
plates, with gut line and painted centers, Ice:
doL emma egg cups, lac: decorated covered dishes
worth &lS, only &C: meat dishes IS; hammer
ana papers tacSS. &C.; fancy box writing paper,
&C.; BABY carriages 25 per cent below cost.
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The Courts.

The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT, SPECIAL TERM-Judge James,
Yesterday, Hishkind & Co. agt- B. H. Bridget:
Judgment by default for f2g7 So Barbour & Ham,
ilton agt- J. ". Tolson; Judgment by default for
$24762 John E. Kendall agL j. A. Wineberger:
Judgment by default for 81, 900.
EQUITY COuRT-Jud1e James.
Today Beach agt. Beach ct al; sales OF lots IS,
q and y, So 265, ratified finally. Virgins agt
Virgins; reference to auditor. Green agt Movers:
hearing OF restraining order fixed for September
18TH Hetzel agtB Baltimore and Ohio railroad CON-
pany; on hearing
POLICE CoURT-Judge Mills pro tenn,
Yesterday, George, William and Frederick Haw-
ktns small cOiOred boys, for assault on Levi Myers
were fined IS each. Thomas MahOney, Indecent px.
posu'e IS. Augustus Wood. cruelty to ANIMALS: s.
Henry Oppenheilner, fast driving in the White lot:
$50. Nettie johnson, George Boston, and Dave Sim
gletOn. disturbing the quiet OF Georgetown: S.
each. ~
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vUyHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
l. Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
noloes Of time no handling OF iuel and NO ashes W IN
gstd s1tensivey Ter running PassenTer and Freight
Lthoeraphc Presses. Coffee Mils KcasIers Pay,er
arr Ruling machinery. IAthes nc. &c. This enaipe
possesses the least number Working parts aud
great simplicity OF mechanism
los psrt1culars to prices. &c, apply Once OF
Nashtngtou GAs Light co Yl3
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ScHoo1 School School
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. CLOTHING co
CORNER SEVENTH AND g STREETS
Have this day opened fuu line Of
BOYS AND cH1LDREN's
SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS,
FROM g. UPWARDS.
Also. full line Of
MEN AND YOUTHS SUITS
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
At very low prices.
Remember. the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTH.
ING CO. sells Fine Clothing, and sells them cheaper
than any other house In the country.
An immense stock of ODD PANTS, for Men, Youths.
Boys and Children.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND sTREErA
GREAr AND Pos1r1vE CLEARING
Our entire stock,e
LADIES'. MISSES and cHrLDRFN's and MEMS and
BOYS SUMNER SHOES
At actual cost for the balance Of the All those
IN need of Low shoes should certainly not ss this
rortunity as some wonderful bslss We 1ai
Nehave about 500 pairs
LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES
that lave never been soldier less thanssa They am
going now ut e pair
All of MEMS FINE SHOES that have been sold for
at sud 81 are now selling At sa5o and3 81
Don't miss this great opportunity, a. you viii save
money ~ oolnx 20 It the Reliable shoe Stores.f
slNsHEINER BROS.
~ sos eth and 1851 II streets
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Amusements, ETC., Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER-Thatcher, Primrose, and
Vests Ministries
DRIVERS GARDES.-IntereSting entertainment
DINE MUsEUM.-NOyel and entertaining perform
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The Marriage of Rev. DIR. Nay1or.

EVENING
The Rev. ii. r Naylor, pastor Of Foundry NJ. E.
church, was married last night in Baltimore to
Mrs NJ. a. Fiack- The wedding took place at the
residence OF the bride, No. 433 Madison avenue
Rev. A NJ. Courtenay pastor of Madison avenue NJ.
( church, and Rev. A H. Ames pastor Of Union
square NJ Z. church, Of1iciated Only the family
and Immediate friends were present, except MeSsrS
StinemeH and ST. Clair, official members of Foun-
dry church The newly married couple left last
night on wedding tour north. The groom has
three children and the bride two. DR.. Naylor was
formerly pastor OF Madison avenue NJ. E. church,
and Mrs Fiack. now Ma Naylor, was member OF
the conversation.
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Fur and SesI.ktu Garments

c. c. Shayne, the We'll known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 1O3 Prince street, New York. will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This Will afford a
splendid opportunity TO purchase strictly reliable
FurS direct from manufacturer. and save Tel aIer S
profits. Fashion Book mailed free. 963m
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SLAUGHTER N Dar Goops,
UNTIL ,fPTE1IBIR 20rH
We viii sell from lnme.se Stock OF Dry Goods and
Motions al Prime Cost.
OUR STOCK Is ENTIRELY TOO LARGE AND
MUSI BIZ REDUCED.
To show the diff renee between profit and cost,
quote on few lea ilng articles:
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BLACK DaEss Goops DEPARTMENT.
E. G. DAVIS,
7ls MARKET SPACE

OUR NEW DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHED LAST
SPRING. HAS PROVEN QUITE AN ATTRACTION.
1TY WILL ALWAYS FIND 4 CHOICE STOCK OF
BLACK DRESS FABRICS TO SELECT FROM
BLACK SILK. ALL GRADES. yELyETS AND
PLUsHES IN BLACK AND CoLoRS. SATlNS. AND
ALARGE STOCK OF BLACK woOLENS. ALL THE
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, 10 WHICH WE
CORDIALLY INVITE THEIR ATTENTION.
No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
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A Noted Man.

Among the men who have made their names
household words, within the last han century,
stands Mr.. Speer OF PasSaic, NJ. He Is the pioneer
Grape grower OF this country, and he has demon
Strated beyond doubt that the Foreign grapes can
be raised here and that as fine wine can be pro-
duced in this country as in Europe. and for medi-
cinal uses Mr. Speers wine SurpaSes that OF the Old
country. Ladies in delicate health and aged people
ind 1t TO be the best wine they can prOcure.-Wia-
sted Argus. For sale by all druggists. was
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STILL MORE so

VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street. CHICAGO.
on head neck face and legs for seventeen years.
not able t. move, except hands and knees for
year. not able to help himse tor eight years: tried
hundreds Of remedies doctors pronounced his case
horeless; Permanently cured by the CuT1cuRA RENE
puRs
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The District Democrats.

PREPARING FOR THE RATIFICATION MEETING TO-MoR-
ROW NIGHT.
The democratic central committee met last night,
with Mr.. T. J.Luttre in the CHAIR The chairman, of
the committee on speakers, w. Pierce Bell reported
that COL Fellows, OF New York, would be among
the speakers at the ratification meeting tomorrow
night. Messrs- Charles F. Shelton and Thomas
Jacobs were appointed assistant marshal5 OF the
procession Tomorrow evening The jackson DEM
ocratc association, With their section of the marine
band, will join the procession at 14th and streets
The Democratic Working club, OF Alexandria
VIII be present at the ratification meeting, with
$50 members.
MI. Nicholas Sanderson, manager of the Demo-
cratic Gun club. received permission from the
commissioners yesterday to fire five test shots
from the new democratic campaign cannon, the
ANDREW Jackson" -
A movement was inaugurated yesterday in this
city by Mr. otto GeSecker AMI several other Ger
mans to organize German Cleveland and Hen
bricks club
CIGARS AT ACCT1OE.-By reference to the adver-
Using columns II wiA be seen that Thomas bowling
Will sell tomorrow, l1tE nst at ten O'Clock at his
auction rOoms, large and valuable CONSIGNMENT
OF cigars OF various brands.
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BUYERS Of hats and gentlemen'5 furnishing goods
will find 1t TO their advantage To make their seize
lions at Francs, the only strictly price hat and
gents furnishing store in this CITY.
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Johnson's OYSTER. 40 9th street.
Blk. Jerscy..z5c. 7ss 9TH st. Mourning store

Malaria, indigestion. Dyspepsia and
wasting diseases invariably give way TO the bench
cent influences OF Dufrys Pure BarleeMalt W hiskey
Try II. q
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Sixty THOUSAND
(S60OO0)
IN SILKS. vELvETs AND DRESS GOODS
CASH PRICES
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS
CoLoRE1 cAsHMEREs al Pure Wool widest double
Width in Navy Blue. Dark Green. esrnetand Brown.
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
FREAca TR1coT pure WOOL 81 inches wide cash
BLsG1 SILKS excellent quality. cash price 81 worth
cotoKED SILKS. excellent quality. cash value 7sc,
HANDSoME BRocADE BLACK SILK VELVET cash
vain. 81. worth 81 so.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DIRE GOODS. Silk and wool,
25c ~
Bleaehed TABLE DAMAsK. all pure linen. cash value
Soc worth 75c.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
s.. S.. So.
LARGE L. SIZE, ALL WOOL. DOUBLE BLANKETS. o.
HANDSOME ND BRoCADs BLACK SILKS. cash value
BE4 ie T95fh D Ri GOODS al, pure wool, 90
COL.,kED SILK VELyETs 81. Is
CLOTH. for Boys wear. 25. 81. so, g. rs 81
CASH PA.ICEA NO CREDIT
se3 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
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". b. Moses & Son VIII remove 10 their new
building, corner 1lth and Streets In about Two
weeks. They are Offering great Inducements in the
furniture, carpet anu upholstery departments TO
start trade aud 10 relieve their stock OF all OF last
years patterns
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Ask Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oh. mwf1

Ladies, you who are tired and worn out In this
warm weather take a little broken ice and Dufy's
pure Malt Whiskey. II VIII build you up. Try 1t. l2
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DRY GOODS.
FA11 AND WINTER Day Goops
SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BROTHER,

SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
HAS NOW OPEN VERY LARGE STOCK or
NEW FALL AND WIN III DRY GOODS OF TIE
BLST CLASS.
so INCH WIDE AIl-N COL HABIT CLOTHS AT sSc
SILBEET'S ca WIFE a ABlT Go MS AT 81
ERLNCH BRUADCLoIHo. lhICOTS AND IMlLLFD
sL g FS foh IAiLoh-MADk Sits FhoA
NEW ST IPED AND LAID FLANSFTs
NEW ALL-WoUL SCOTCH PLAlDs IRON 81 TO
NES STOCK OF AUTUMN ANDwuNTER ALL-wooL
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