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lii'e III New YORK, In Brooklyn Eaglel
what was formerly known as the new Rialto Ia
now spoken OF as "ihe strand" and IL means mat
part OF broadway between Twenty third and Thirty
fourth street, AMI particularly the west side OF the
way. III Ii the stamping ground Of actors, gamblers
hndes, and FOUNDERS, and every week records the
blfli OF u new saloon along the way. No actor Of
POSITION VIII stand on the old kia,Oat Union square.
rms ~ primarily on account OF the police. hut
oi liibernian proclivities patrols the block,
constantly repeating 10 the actors who
gather there The simple formula: "If yet wish 10
stand here you've got Ia Keep moyin'." The big
people OF The dramatic profession long aince made
'lhe strand" lleir promenade, and now the walking
gentlemen andiay figures have followed them and the
people OF me stage both great AMI small, patrol this
portion OF broadway. Their manners are anable,
graceful, AMI genial To degree. some OF them have
what are technically known as "lambrenuinsn or
teeth" on the legs OF their trousers Their cOats are
irayed and Their hats the worse for wear hut 10 man
lhey nave the manners OF princes Of the blood and
ihty forget their msfortunes in The geniality and
cOmphniOuHhlp along the way.
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AMftiau sSaIts.
TnoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


SrECtAL SALE OF a RARE AND VALUABLE
COLLECTION or
JAPANESE roRCELhINs AND CloIsoNNE
BRASS FLOWER TABLE,
BRASS FRENCH MIRROR, SOLID BRASS
TTREI-LlGIiT sCoNCE,
METAL ENAMELED VASES, CATALAN DECO
RATloNJ
PEDEsrALs, CLOCKS, AND OTHER ELEGANT
GOODS.
On TUESDAY MORNING, June 8. 1886, at II
O'Clock, ut my aucton.rooms, shall sell a superb
collection OF the above goods, comprising wonder
ful specimens OF Japanese art
The articles VIII lie on view on the day prior TO
sale and must be seen TO he appreciated
THOMAS BOWLING,
jeoiu Auclioneer.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Auo,ioneers.
SUMNER HOMES ON THE ALTA MIC OCEAN
NEAR CAPE HENRY,
THE BEAUTIFUL HoLLlEs,
AT AUCTION.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS
FOR SUMMER COTTAGES.
"TlIE lIOLLIES,"
ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN,
NEAR VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL,
WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS,
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
NINTH AND d STREETS NoRTHwEsr,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, at O'CLOCK p. NJ.
This property lies on the Atlantic Ocean, between
cape Henry and the virginia Beach Hotel Property,
fronting on the Atlantic Ocean and on oyster Bay,
beautiful sheet of water, Astounding with fish and
oysters. Fine bathing, tor those who prefer still
waterO line cunning, game OF all kinds abundant, an
hours ride from Norfolk via virginia Beach Rail
road. AS To the health of this locality we call at
tention TO the letter OF DR.. Alfred a. Teblult, an old
practitioner of medicine In Princess Anne County
for about fy years, which will take pleasure In
showing. Plat OF property AT our auctioi-rooms.
Terms: one-thrd cash, balance on a credit of six
AMI twelve months, notes bearing six per cent,
cured by decd of trust, or cash. at option OF pur-
chaser. jeG-ltO
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providence journal, May 2Il
Inc most noticeable astronomical event OF the
month OF June Is the approach ~ Jupiter and Mars
On the st lhey are 90 apart iOlh planets are NOV
ing eastward, but Mars moves the faster, and over
lakes Jupiter, The two planets can he recognized
ny glance al the western SKY In The evening ON
the 2slhi al O'Clock In the morning, Mara and Jnpl-
Ter are IN conjunction, Mars being 5y' south. In
fortunately, O'Clock In the morning IL mol favor
horizon al the time. On tue evening OF the 2Iil,
however, they Will be near nelghbOra, and on the
evening OF the 18th there VIII he positive proof that
the phenomenon has taken place, Tor Jupiter will he
found shining brightly on the west OF Mars, instead
OF on the east, where he Ias been seen for many
lnonths The famous red spot on Jupiter that has
been Visible since 1915 seems now 10 he Increasing
IN brightness, Judging from the report OF an OBJ.
server al tacn. THIS observer Il the owner OF an
excellent telescope OF nye Inches aperture. For
three years he has sought IN vain 10 obtain 4 view
Of the red spot with ms instrument. lie has re-
Gently succeeded aud mad several satisfactory yiews
OF hls wonderful feature ON The giant planets disk
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"a MOST pnW,FIL spppcu.

Charley Iianford the enthusiastic young actor OF
thls city, VINO IL making anch line progress In his
profession, was raised al Guilf0rd, Va where they
tell good Joke on him. few years age he was
called upon 10 make speech at the village meeting
house III favor Of u certain candidate tor Congress.
IL was predicted that II would he very close race
between the rlyhl candidates, and the who won
would have To secure the negro vote to he successful
80 II was only announced that yonng Hanforl was
going 10 make speech In support Of his man, and
Tue negroes, with whom he was u great fayOrte,
packed the house to hear him. They said they
would vote for tue man "MasSa Charley" spoke for
Now II M happened mat II was about the time that
lianford was To play irutns for the Barrett Club
here, and lie Just chock-fnll OF oratorical nro
from frequent rehearsas. When tho memorable
evening came II was very warm and the hOuse
was llled almost 10 suliOcatiOn with the col0rea
element, anu the young orator held his audience
spell for over two hours with his laundering
el0qnence. II was a sort Of padded out Moiernized
Grafton, Il Ia Brutns over the dead body OF Caesar.
Al the conclusion tue applause WAS deafening, and
the young orator felt sangnine his man would he
elected beyond u shadow Of "a doubt. His speech
he thought, mad settled II. And 30 II had. In To-
days the election took place. and, much 10 The ~ r..
prise OF llanford aud his friends, his man goi pef
II was ascerlalned that the darkies voied Tor me
other man. Inquiry was made as 10 why they Went
back on Hanford AMI hls candidate. "Weli - they
said, "Massa Charley made most pow ful speech
the most DODfW speech we ever heerd, hut tht
trouble waz we couldn't undersIan' what he waz a.
tdlklui about
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The poet Helne IL, perhaps, one OF the very wei.
eminent Germans, living or dead, who II exempt
from the hatred OF French Chauylnlsls The very
idea Of Wagners music being played at Paris Touses
The indignation OF all good French patriots, and the
Introduction OF German play on The French Stage
is connected with difficulties innumeTaDle But
Henri Hene, although his name was corrupted IN
rance into In Rein, IL always French fayOrile,
possibly for the sake of his sarcass at the sense of
his own country. The numerous biographies OF the
poet which have been published IN Germany have
received full attention IN France, and among all the
articles published aprOpOs OF these Biographies and
memoirs the article In the latest number OF Tie
Repue des Deal MOHdeS Il one OF the best. NJ
Yalbert, the writer Of the article, points out what II
mas taken Germany nearly half century 10 under
stand, but what France has been Keen enough see,
even WINE Helue was sun aye-nsluely, that II
was moi his eROilsm but Ills genius which made
Helne spend ms NE IA telling and singing vi Henri
Helne, his Joys, Ills s0rrDws, Ills loves, ami his
natfeda' NJ, Nalbert would fain claim Heine IN
one OF his own nation. He says: "IIelHe WAS born
III Germany, but he was not horn German" and
giving an Ingenious turn 10 Tue poet q own saying
mat he was q German nightingale which had built
its nest In Noltaircs wig, he would almost persuade
MS 10 believe him. In reality Ieino was neither
German nor French-he was a jew.
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EXPECTED SETTLEMENT on NINE HOURS

me master builders held II large ANA enthusiastic
meeting last night IN their quarters al tOrcOran
Bhl!hlhg. me reports from various sources were
OF sutl nature hA 10 lead Inc neubrfB 10 believe
mai break was soon 10 occur Ia The phalanN Ut 4 q
)ouIneyIen and That by the middle III this week
nearly every man would accept the nine hour basis
The meeting was preHldcd over by COL Robert 1.
Fleming who stated that The JDurneymen brck-
layers mad agreed 10 the nnehOur plan, az Tallned
al Their meeting Friday night IN Cosmopolitan Han.
MANY Oi Tue master builders they intend resIm-
Ing work Monday, as many Of their best hands have
announced Willingness TO go on at nine hours.
me masters plumbers held a meeting last night
anu resolution was passed eNpeliDg Mr. James
NOLAN, a master plumber, Tor violating his pledge
not 10 employ men ON the eglt-hOur plan. Mr.. No
Ian In AT present dong work for Mr. q. a.. willard
VINO demands thhl no dsAcnhon ia regard 10 hours Of
labor snail stop hs work. Applications were re-
ported Of many Of The best workuen who are deslr
day
builder al work on Pennsylvania avenue near
Twenly-secOnd street has arranged his mortar
boards aud treslles IN the form OF fortress with
terra Gotta pipes representing cannon The sign ~
hold tue fort" IA prominently displayed.
1he lOurDeyIntn carpenters held meeting yes
terday and unanimously decided To adhere 20 their
determination 10 stand out for eight hUnrs. 1hey
say they Will accept no compromise.
The boss brlcElayerH nave brought here The presi-
dent Of the F1re-bTlck Association Of BROOKLYN, NJ
u, to help them IN the contest. 1his association
numbers over 2OD members, who VII come
10 WORK here II they are waited,
bly, OF knighiA or other labor organization can
prevail upon man 10 desert. HIS name IN Kent
quiet, though lie addressed lle jOurneyinen brick
layers al Teceat meeting and told them what he In
tended to do. few nights ago he was assaulted on
the street here and badly beaten Win brass EnucLea.
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.IlOn GlOhannl.n

The payment for 'Don Gioyannlr was go 10 ia
Ponte oT the lbfelo ana fl3 lOs 10 Mozart for the
music. The performance which took place al Prague,
ON October ~, 1854, gave all possible HatisfaC-
ton, but mozart had severely reprlmanded the sing
al rehearsal. lie mad resOrted 20 "heroic means
in at least one Instance, Zerna supposed o;be at
lacked by Don Giovanni behind the scene, has 10
shrek NOW, her cry Was no tame thai Mozart left
The plano al which he conducted and told them 10
20 on lie went ON lht stage anu tDld LfIna not 10
mind MIN and 10 sing her part. When the right mo-
ment came ne Jumped al her ana caught her around
the waist The frightened woman shIleked loud.
''That IL II, he said "thats how yon must shout
II moi N London, as has been lately said, hut
New YORK, That The great Garcia In the year 1929,
gave "DOn GiOyanni and al the end Of the nrst act
rushed the stage, sword Ia hand, 10 tell Them 1t
was q shame 10 spOll masterpiece, and made them
begin the finale again, ana 30 brought II TO a happy
conclusion. 1nls Garcia was the father OF three
children, the famous Malibran, Amel NlardOt, and
Manuel Garcia, the teacher OF Jenny Lind Nine.
Nlardot twenty years ago bought IN London the
original manuscript score OF Don Giovanni and
mas II now IN her possession.
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An elevated train stopped al the Twenty third
street stallion on the sixth-avenue road the other
aboard and moved forward 70 The only Vacant seat
IN the car. She sank languldly into II, folded her
hands on her lap, pursed her lips and eyes into a
sort OF panied and reminiscent look, and became
lost apparently TO her surroundings. She held
a prayer-book In her glOyed hands. Just before the
car stopped at ThiIly-third street she caTeened
slightly 10 side and thrust her hand in the folds
OF her dress she rugged petulantly at something
for moment and then yanked out q small handkeT-
chief and-about dozen cigarettes. They new
around 10 all directions, and the populace griDned,
While three or four men stepped forward, picked
lhem up, and put them gently IN her Outstretched
nand. Her conpOaure was wonderful Not a tinge
Of color was added TO her face as she bowed her
thanks and resumed her dey0ut expression and her
vigorous clasp upon Eer prayer-book. she mad what
u sometimes called repose.
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Countess d'ATschOi was the queehy figure of tle
evening and the most admired woman IN the house.
The Countess IL tall, dark, and superb, with stately
manner, magnificent nRure, and a grant east OI
features. This regaOOking woman IL always
snperbiy dressed aud wears many nne Jewels, aud
that night her white satin gown WAS cut In "a Wide
deep point Ia front, where bnnch OF ylOlets was held
by large diamond pins, and diamonds glii,ored all
over the corsage front pale violet plume In her
hair WAS caught by more diamonds, aud an she
Tor all 10 study and admire. This superb Countess
IL an American by birth-formerly q Miss Dctluold,
oi New YOrk-and her case IL almost unique In the
record OF International matches, where AN American
girl, without great fortune or iowry, married a
titled foreigner. Count dArschOt In the Secretary
OF the Belgian Legation here, and az the Minister
during oil OF his stay has been unmarried, The
Countess IA the lady a that laOatiou y -
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DRoposALsToR BUILDING MATERIALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., June /, 1850,
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be received al this
department until O'Clock r. NJ. the 18Th ,lay OF
June, lssd, for furnishing ana delivering ali Inc
Painter ana flnmber's Materials, Lumber, Brick,
Cement, Lime, Fire.clay, sand, etc, Sheet Copper
sheet irass, Xnc, Tin, ec., required for repni,a Ia
The Treasury iinildlng, Washington, ID. O., during
me nscal year ending June 30, 1881.
Copies OF schedules ami any additional nforma.
iiOn may be obtained at The once OF the Assistant
superintendent.
certified check for one hundred dollars, drawn
10 the order 81 the Secretary OF the Treasury must
be submitted with each hid '' ~
me Department reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids, ana To waive defects. .
jeG.lt Aching srrreiary
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rnyslpIlNs ANp rrnE WINES.

There WAS a large attendance OF physicians al
Melokers last night the members OF the committee
appointed by the Medical Association aud others
having been invited 10 meet Mr. g. A. WelmOre fOI
tue purpose OF discussing the proposed legislation
10 prevent The adulteratlOn OF vine.
Dr. A, Y, i. Garrett chairman OF the committee
on legislation, called The meeting 10 order ana iu-
uoduced Mr.. Wetmore, who made an able ana ln-
ieresng address explaining the various methods
OF aduteratlon. showing how The producer OF
pure vines could not compete with The fabflcatOr
OF tue bogus article, and establishing clearly the
iRnt OF Tue consumer 10 be protected against fraud
und tue right OF tue honest wlne-growef to nave his
market protected against fraudulent aud unwhOe-
some limitations.
Mr. WelnOTe's remarks were received with unan-
inOus approval anu applause, anu al iheT close ON
motion OF Dr. GaIneit, ayOle OF thanks was rendered
him. collation. was Then served aud samples OF
California wines were Tested. About forty physl-
clans were present
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Earned runs-Naiionnls, q; st. Louis. B. Two
base hits-Force, quinn. rnree.hase hits -tilad.
mon. Home tuu-Gladmon. Lett on base--St,
Louis, O.; Nationals, 5. VIVA pitches Shaw, |
Sweeney, l. Passed balls-Gil.igan, /; Myers. |.
Double pays-FOrce aud Start, Denny anl Mckin.
non. struck out-Natonals, 2; st. Louis, l. Bases
on balls-Naionals, 4; It. Louis, 4. Umpire, ork
CANES ELSEWHERE.
PHILtDELPHIi, June 6.-Philadelphia, o; Detroits
3. Base fhlladelphias, 1; petrolts, q. Four
teen innings
NEW YORK, June New Yorks, o; Cmraeos, L.
Base hits-Ncw Works, 4: ChicagOs, !. Errors
New Works, =; Chicagos, ..
BosToN, June 5.-Bosions, 10; Kansas GUYS, L.
Base hlts-Bostons IL; Kansas Guys, !. Errors
Bostons, II; Kansas Citys, Is
PITTSBuRG, June 5.-Pitishurgs, 3; Cincinnaiis, ..
Base hits-Pittsburgs, ~; Gncinnalis, s. Errors
Pittsbnrgs, 3; CincinnatlsO o.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Banores, :; Metropolitans,
I. Base hits-Brooklyns, 10; MetropOans, ..
Errors-Baltiinores, o Metropolitans, ..
BRookLYH, June 5-Brooklyus 10; Athletics, 10.
Base hs-Brooklyns, Il; AlhleirI, TO- Errors
Brookyns, 10; Athletics :.
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Proiiiing By Instruction.

Mallhews molhef took him on her Ian To innresa
upon MN Tue duly OF obeJtng his parents and ha,n
kind 70 MS lltle brother While receiving tuese Ins
slflcllons Matthew gazed al her with 30 InaeS earn
esinees maj SUE iell sure deep Impression was
go through the pleasing Illusion was dlsspated hy
hl5 remafklng dryly "lOur chln goes an ANA a. ~, ~
30 funny all tue time you're talklf ~ N"'''"h
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On Tuesday morning. at his auction. rooms
Eleventh street and Pennsy lvania avenue, Auc
lioneer bowling wiz ouer TO the public rare and
valuable collection OF Japanese pOTceiains aud
clolsonne, brass nower table, Mass French mirror
solid brass three-light sconce and other goods oil
Tue nnest description. This " unquesiiOnably the
ilneht collection Of goods OF ihs character even
offered Ia this city. Goods Will be on view To-
morrow
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~ June 4, lssG
PROPOSALS Will he received at this ONCE, l4is
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue I'LL noon June, 9, fol- the
DIlckw0rk and for tue eacayatlng, nllng, and sod
dng required Ia the construction OF certain ponds
fOT Information, pans, ETC., apply ~ this ONCE.
Inc Tight IA reserved TO reject any or all bids.
. SPENCER Il. BAIRD,
IeO'lts COMMISSIONER,
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Z" Attorney Dairy Wagons"

"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter rhnrncd every morning ana
delivered in H-pound award prints, 40 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, bur1ermilk, AMI sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, {" cents per pint
DIED.
TAYLOR.-At his late residence. No. 90I Seventh
street northwest. on June p 1896. at II =. NJ,
Richard H. Taylor, aged forty.six years. Funeral
will take place from Calvary Baptist Church, cor
ner Eighth and II streets northwest, on sunday,
June q, at O'Clock =. NJ.
ALLEN.-On June 9, 1856. ut O'Clock A. NJ.
Thomas q. Allen, In the eghty-seventh year OF his
age. Funeral from the Fourth. street Presbyterian
nhurch, Capitol Hill, Monday. June Z, at 1880 =. NJ.
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
A.iEN.-Iune &, Thomas q. Allen, In his eighty
seventh year. Funeral from Fourth. street Presby-
terrain Church, tomorrow, at I go P.M NJ.
YOUNG.-.,une 4, Horace Young Funeral will
take place at E.atreeJ Baptist Church, Sunday, at
i =. Nj,
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inG-2l6
pROPoSALS FOR FUEL.
PROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS.

DErARTMEHT on TIiE INTERIOR,
WAsniEGTOH, h. a., June 8, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii he received ,inll 10
o'clock NJ. WEDNESDAY, June ~, 1850, for Wash
Ing the Towels OF this Department ana liz several
buleaus for the hscal year ending June so, 1851.
Instructions TO bidders will he furnished on appli-
cation 10 the Custodian, Room lOi, Department OF
the Interior.
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Secretary of The
Interior and marked "iroposas for Washing
Towels"
, l.. q, q. LAMAR,
Jto7sU Secretary
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE or PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
No. 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WAsmEGToN, ID. O., May 10, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, will be re.
ceiyed at this olce until ~ O'Clock noon SATUR-
DAY, June 10, 1856. and opened Immediately there
after IN presence OF bidders, for supplies reguircdby
this onlce during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1887, AZ follows:
Class l, Florists Supplies; Glass >, Flower Pots;
Glass s. Pants, OILS etc. Glass 4, Hardware; Glass
Il, Agricultural implements, etc; Glass 6, Electric
Battery Supplies; Glass z, Terra-Cotta Drain Pipe;
Glass 6, staioneryi Glass Manure; Glass 10, sand
ana Gravel; Glass H. Soil; Glass ~, Ice; Glass 10,
Lime and Cement; Glass ii. Bricks; Glass l5, Sod:
Glass 10, Fnol Glass II, Lumber; Glass IS, Use of
Teams AMI Wagons; Class Is, Park Settles.
Separate proposals for each class are desired; the
envelopes viii he Endorsed TO indicate The class for
which the bid IL made.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals.
u Forms and specifications can he obtained at this
Oiiice. JOHN NJ. WILSON,
jeG-ltG Colonel u. s. Army.
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10 Your Order.
OFFICE u. $. FISH COMMISSION,

That SEQ suit and those - pants Their excellence
10 surprise 10 every one. Eiseman BroS., manu-
featuring taors and clOtherB.
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A MINT JrIEr. q rum punch or in fact any of the
delicious mixed drinks now In season, can he had In
their perfection at lie Mour's, Eighth street, just
nbnNe nennsylNnnln nYenne
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DUNCAEsoS Bros, auctioneors, on Thursday next,
at their salcs.rOoms Ninth street, will sell 100 lots
for summer cottages az "ihe uollles,n on the At
lantc ocean, near the virginia Beach Hotel,
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TuERs ia one thing which can be obtained In as
great perfection IN Washington as anywhere IN
Europe or America, and that Is Turkish bath at
Sheul's
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ORIOLR POOL the new invention of utteen.hall
pool, Is one vi the leading attractions nj thebillard
parors of our friend scanlon, 40 Ninth street The
game is greatly enjoyed 10y all who have played IL,
pronouncinp Ii superior To the Old one Every table
has undcrgnnercpair, while new halsand cues have
been added.
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SIS, SIS, s2S-Wanut marble.top chamber suites,
bcvel mirrors, chairs, rocker, table, etc Chdrens
high chairs, % cents; rockers, IS cents. William
II. Dunn, 3ll Seventh street northwest
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At .NORWOOD.r

LOOK at this: six Kitchen chairs, a.; six walnut
Caneseat chairs, 10; baby carriages, 81; caneseat
rockers, sl25. William II. Dunn, 3ll Seventh street
northwest
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s2l.6o, s2tbo, &2450.-Wanut rarlor suies plush
SUITES $50; walnut marble-top tables, 81 &0 COTS si
woven wire springs, $500 large caneseal rockers,
Sl.i5; kttghen tables, sl"5. william III. Dunn, Bll
ScNomth slICot northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.

sKtSGs rNkOr requests the attention Of the
ladies' Ia the following prices; Trimmed sailors at
1r 10, and ~ cents; lovely Milan hats, In all shapes
at a., to. GO. ana "a cents; elegant bunch ot pop
pies mt 90 aud ~ cCnis children's trimmed hats NJ
90, Co. and Is cents worth fl2a; rlbhons, TIPS, lace
Palace.
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lotteries.

ave do hereby ceitt,p mat noe supervise the ar
engagements foi' al he Monthly ana Quarterly
DrdtDpgSo TIE Louisiana state IOtferp Com pa M
ana IN person manage ana conrc, The Dralcinps
themselves, aad that he same are conducted BHh
honesty, .fdii1.eSs, ana in good .rdh fo,5ard all
parties, ana 1oe authorize The Company 70 ase this
certificate, tbih Jdc-SinileS or our signatures at
kaphed, IN It's adUeIIISelneMLs.O