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COUNCIL BLUFFS DISSATISFIED.
Its Citizens Ask the Census Office for a
Recount.

Representative Reed Of Iowa called at the
Census Office today with bundle of papers in
his hand. Superintendent Porter has not re-
turned from Deer Park and in his absence Mr.
Reed saw Mr.. Hyde, the chief Of the super
yisors' division. When the bundle was
opened it. was found to contain the
protes. of the board OF trade
and citizens of Council Bluffs, Iowa, against
accepting the results of the recent census emu
meration. The population was said to be by
that count q, 600, when the Board of Trade
and citizens generally consider that $4,000 is
the figure that will suit the population of that
city. They claim that large number o. citi-
Gems have been omitted aud ask for a recount
of eight districts. Mr.. Hyde gave no positive
answer, but he is gong to direct that the cases
OF alleged omission be investigated and II adj
ditional names are found they will be added 10
the schedules.
1t has been decided to make the pay of the
enumerators for the twenty-four districts in
Kansas City, where a recount has been or
dered, ~ cents per name instead of cents.
which is The regular rate. Only tue questions
IN the population schedule will be asked and
it is expected that quick time will be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
st. Patrick Helm Them!

BELvIDERE, n. j., July 5.-The village OF
Dunfeld, Warren county. near the Blue noun
tains, is veritable harbor for poisonous rep
tiles, and the inhabitants feel very insecure 1t
Is no common thing to kill mathematics and
pilots in the door yards. Two persons are re-
ported to have been bitten by pilots this season.
Hundreds OF snakes are killed on the railroads
that traverse the village. The snakes crawl on
the tracks and are run over by the cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
A Lunatic Swims % Milcs.

An Independence, Iowa, dispatch to the
Pittsburg Dispatch says: marvellous feat
was accomplished by VIM. Blackett of Chicka-
saw county, an incurable inmate OF the insane
hospital at this place. Gaining entrance to
tho sewer today he followed its course to the
river. mile and half.
Here he Invested himself Of all clothing and
started to swim TO St Louis He was discoy-
cred when going over the dam at Quasqueton,
and as all efforts to induce him to land were
futile, he vas captured by force aftor he had
shoulder he was al right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
In Regard to Recently OF Chinese.

Acting Secretary Datcheller has issued the
following instructions in regard to the re-entry
into the United States Of Chinese persons after
a visit to China:
l. Cinnamon who are Iaborers are, under
the exclusion act of October /, 1888. absolutely
debarred from landing in the United States
unless 1t be for transit across United States
territory under department regulations Of
July, September and December, 1888.
z Cinnamon who are not laborers and who
may have heretofore resided in the United
States are not prevented by existing law or
treaty from returning to the United States
after visiting China or elsewhere. No certif-
Gates or other papers, however, are issued
either by the department or by any of its sub
ordinate officers TO show that they are entitled
to land in the United States.
but it is suggested that such
persons should before leaving the United
States provide themselves with such proofs Of
identity as may be deemed proper, showing
that they have been residents of the United
States and that they are not laborers. SO that
they eau present the same to and be identified
by the collector Of customs at the port where
they may return.
3. Chinese persons. not laborers who may
come to the United States for the first time, are
only entitled TO land upon compliance with
Section Of the act Of July s, 1884, which pre-
scribes that such persons shall obtain the per-
mission Of and be identified as SO entitled by
the Chinese government or OF such other for
Chinese person shall be a subject in such case
to be evidenced by certificate issued by such
government. which certificate shall be in the
English language and shall show such permits
sion with the name of tho benefited person in
his or her proper signature" &c.
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Died of His Injuries

READING. Pa, July 5.-George Heller, fire.
man Of the Reading railroad express train,
which was wrecked at Tuckerton, Pa, twelve
days ago. died today at the Reading hospital.
aged forty-twO years. He died ignorant OF the
fact that his brother. Lewis 7. Heller, engineer,
had been killed in the accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
Who Will Fill the New Onlce?

The legislative bill creates the Office Of an
additional assistant secretary Of the Treasury.
1t is generally conceded that Gen. Nettleton of
Minnesota, who is close personal friend OF
Secretary Window, will be the one to receive
the appointment The vacancy caused by the
transfer Of Assistant Secretary Ticlenor to the
board of appraisers will probably be filed by
the appointment of either Solicitor Hepburn
or Gen. Spalding, now a special agent Of the
department.
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The WHrrE SQUADRON SANS FOR HOME

The WRITE SQUADRON SAILS FOR HOME
A telegram was received at the Navy Depart
nent today from Rear Admiral Walker saying
that the squadron of evolution sailed from Rio
at Pernambuco and st. Thomas and is expected
to reach New York about the LIST of August.
The departure of the squadron leaves tho Tai
lapoosa. now at Boca, alone on that station
She will soon be joined, however, by the U. S.
Pensacola, Enterprise and Essex, now being
fitted out at New York for service on that station
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Edward Jackson of Han
over county, Va, and Mary Anderson; Je1er-
son johnson of Tappahanock, Va, and Hem
rietta Williams of Loudoun county. Va Henry
B. Bolton Of Middlebury, Vt, and NJ. Edith
Flynn.
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A Sword For Some Grand Army Man.

BOSTON,, July 5.-The Globe today offers
sword. furnished by Tiffany Il Co. and costing
$1,000. as a gift to the most popular Grand
Army man in the country. Anybody may vote
on tine coupons printed In the Globe. The vot-
ing begins today and will continue until about
the middle of August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
A Fooled RObber.

BosToS, July 5.-This forenoon a man en-
tered the Lincoln National Bank in the Equita-
BILE building, and, proceeding to the cashiers
window. smashed the glass in front of the desk
with a brick, grabbed pile Of Treasury notes,
S359 in all, and rushed into Devonshire str eet
A citizen, who was passing at the time, caught
the thief and threw him on the ground. The
cashier came up and assisted the citizen in ar
resting the man. who gave his name as Thos
Coyle, aged thirty-eight. Of Worcester.
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Nor ENTITLED TO CHocrAw CITIZENSHIP

Nor ENTITLED TO CHocTAw CrTIzENsHrP-
Assistant Attorney General Shields of the
Interior Department has rendered a decision
in the case of Glenn, Tucker and other per-
sons whose claims for citizenship in the Choc-
taw nation were rejected by the local
Choctaw tribunal organized for the
purpose of passing upon such claims.
These persons were the children Of q half-
breed Choctaw woman who married white
man. They based their claim to citizenship
upon the fact Of their having Indian blood and
insisted that these claims were improperly re-
jected. The assistant attorney general says, in
his opinion. among other things, that lit would
seem reasonable that the predominance OF blood
should determine the race" and that the
common law rule should prevail and the con-
dition OF the child follow that Of the father"
His opinion is that the claims should be re-
iected
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The District AUGMENTATION RiII.

Monday is individual suspension day in the
House, but Mr.. McComas will probably be
recognized during the morning hour to call up
the conference report on the District appro-
priation bill. The matter will probably be dis
posed Of speedily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
Hit Him on the .Tuoutar

BRooKLYS. NY, July 5.-DurIng quarrel
last night between Patrick Landrigan and Phil
lip Kavanagh. boarder in his house, the lat
ter struck the former powerful blow on the
jugular vein which knocked him to the floor
unconscious. Landrigan died before medical
assistance arrived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
The Assignment of Naval Cadets.

The assignments Of the six-year class OF grad
yates from the Naval Academy have already
been made, and will probably be sent to the
Senate early next week. The recommends
tons Of the academic board have not been fol-
lowed in all respects owing to the fact that
certain members of the corps were considered
better qualified as engineers than those recon-
mended by the board. The appointments are
as follows: Ensigns, Frank Marble Ashley. H.
Robertson, Carlo b. Britain, Casey Il. Morgan.
William Nj. Cross. Marcus L. Miller. George "
Hayward, Delworth w. Beswick, John +. Hub
bard, SamL S. Robinson, Lloyd II. Chandler,
Henry h. Benham, Chas. +. Hughes, Albert L.
Norton. VIM. b. Franklin. James IL. Reid
Frederick B. Bassett and Henry A. Wiley; as
sistant engineers. Oscar W. Rooster. Armin
Hartraft. Herman o. Stickney and Edward L.
Beach; second lieutenants in the marine corps
John A. Lejuene, Clarence i. A. Ingate, Eli X.
Cole and Theodore p. Kane. When the final
examination was held Cadet Herbert u. Gates
was i'll aud a vacancy in the grade of ensign is
open until he RECEIVERS and can take the exami-
nation. William Y. Vansant has been appointed
an assistant naval instructor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

AUBURN, NY, July 5.-Thomas Ditton, who
was horribly injured by the premature dis
charge of a cannon last evening, died in the
hospital this morning.
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Suakim

ROME. July Sit is officially denied that the
Italian government has demanded the cession
OF Suakim to Italy,
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ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut.. E. W. Y. C.
Lucas, corps of engineers, has been ordered to
temporary duty with the battalion Of engineers
at the United States Military Academy. The
leave OF absence granted First Lieut. c. B.
Gatewood, sixth cavalry, has been extended
two months
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Suing the District for $4,000.

W. L. King Bro. today by Messrs. Shella-
barger h Wilson, filed suit against the District
for $4,000 by reason of premises 1903 9Th street
northwest being overfowed by stoppage Of
sewer &c
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Won't Do II.

BERLIN, July 5.-Prince Bismarck has de-
clined to contest Kaiserlatern for the reichstag.
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Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
STORE. under Masonic Temple. cor. 9th and r sts.
SIl5-eod rs WILLIAMS CO.. Prvprietors
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. SURPRISING CASE

MI Alex Harris. prominent lawyer ct No. HOS q
st. n.w Washington d. C.. under dsss Of yanuary II.
1890. wrote to the A.B.c Chemical o.. Richmond.
Va. giving the history Of case Of skin srupaon 4
twenty Year, standing the result Of mssnant bsoo1
disease CAT this time Mr. Harris had been unable "a
walk for six months In reply he v.s dirsossd % 90
AB.c. Alternative with the assurance thss hs vouA
be cured March 1. 1890. Mr. Harris again vross ne
ARC. Chemical Co. in the following words: The
improvements in my case % far il almost arseu,oss
am really getting well. and can walk - ws - Ievus
could and my general health wss never better IsAs
write you from time to time Meantime you can resss
any one 10 you desire. and I shall certainly ssu
them that the AB.c Attentive has done me more GOOD
In two months than has twenty yes expersencs WITH
various eminent physicians and all other remsd,ss
tried" Under the date OF April z 1880. Mr.. nsrrss
wrote: Tam entirely we'll" el4sAtu-ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury today awarded the contract for stone
and brick work on the public building al De-
troit, Mich. TO Patrick Dee of that city at his
bad of Slii573
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: Sam, 70; 2 pm, IL; maxi
mum. 20; minimum, g.
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MAY BE ORDERED TO WAsHIsaroN.-Pre

MAY BE ORDERED TO WAsHISaToN.-Prof. W.
w. Hendrickson, head OF the department of
mathematics at the Naval Academy, has been
detached and placed on waiting orders as
stated elsewhere. Prof Hendrickson, then a
lieutenant commander, resigned his position in
the line in 1873 to accept the position Of pro-
fessor lie mathematics at the academy. which
position he has held ever since. 1t IL probable
that he will be ordered to duty at the Naval
Observatory in this city or in connection with
the Nautical Almanac
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To New YoRK on OFFICIAL business Special

To NEW YORK ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS Special
Agents Wardle and Williams of the Census
Office went to New York today, the former in
connection with the work Of supervisors Of
census i'll New York, Jersey City and Brooklyn,
and the latter for conference with special agents
in New York and Philadelphia Mr.. Williams
also conveys to Capt. G. c. Ainsiee of Newark.
Nj. his commission as special agent on manu-
features in Newark and vicinity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
MARRIED..

RELBCRN-MoRRow At Fllicott City,, Nd,
january 10, 1920. by kew. John a. Mar.t WILLIAM
& hELBuhN 10 hrs. LlLZlE A. MORROW. both os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

WILL Draw INcKEAsED SALARIEs.-The COM
missioner Of the general land office, tho assist
ant commissioner and eight chiefs Of divisions
are now enjoying the increase of salary which
Congress has just decided is their due. The
commissioner now draws $1,000 annually an
increase OF $1,000; the assistant commissioner
S3,500 an increase of $500, and eight chiefs Of
divisions 81 .000 an increase of 500 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
A Coast Defense Ram.

The new coast defense ram will probably be
one of the next naval vessels advertised Her
general characteristics have been pretty well
decided upon by the board Of bureau chiefs
and her plans are rapidly being completed by
the construction and steam engineering bu-
reau. The following features of the new
Ammen ram were proposed by the inventor.
and have been practically decided upon by the
board of bureau chiefs:
Length, extreme, 24S feet; breadth, 4S. feet
breadth at water line. 40.5 feet; depth, ex-
IRENE. q feet; depth at kunkle, l45 feet;
draught Of water. 1876 feet; displacement at
water line, 2lG0 tons; displacement. IT'S
draught, $3.50 tons; displacement of total vol
ume. 1850; displacement per inch at load water
line. LIS; displacement per inch at I7.5
draught, 400; indicated horse power, 4.SO0;
estimated speed, Is knots.
The total weight of armor will be 76S TONS
the greatest thickness being on the coming
tower, which will be IS inches; deck arinor will
be inches at center and inches on the sides,
the upper side armor inches and the lower
inches. She will carry officers ami 81 men,
II in the engineer department and 20 seamen.
stewards, DC. The total capacity of forward
and upper hold is 1857 cubic feet; available
capacity for stores OF all kinds g. 725 cbic feet;
coal capacity, 296 tons. She will have triple
expansion engines of the twin screw type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

Oprx ALL N1Gur
For the accommodation OF our customers and the
public VIII keep our store ell night in charge
OF REGISTERED Pharmacists.
\. .. WILLIAMS 4 CO., DRUGGISTS.
UNDEk MASONIC TEMPLE
Cor. 9Th and r streets IL.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion 10 other goods We use only the purest
drugs chemicals from the reliable nutxc
turers. We cheeriufy invite careful inspection Of
TINS Department by pnysicianA
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The Colored Catholic Congress.

The delegation representing the colored
Catholics OF the District Of Columbia at the
congress of Catholics to be held at Cincinnati,
Ohio, July 8, leave tomorrow evening by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The delegation
consists of Chas. b. Butler, Willis ]. Smith,
DR.. W. 8. Lopion, Thos. W. Short, w. III.
Smith and Samuel Brown. Rev. N. ]. Walsh,
pastor Of ST. Augustine Church, will accom-
pany the delegation. Subjects affecting the
interest Of the colored people will be discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
OvrRconr BIZ TIE HEar.

During the past few days have = in my
own household which your imported Johann Hof's
Malt Extract has raised right up from exhaustion
caused By the heIt.
Mrs. II. B. JEWETT,
West Orange, y. J.
Beware Of imitation. The GENUINE has the sig
nature IF Johann Hofr' and 'Moritz Eisner" the
neck Of every bottle. 3e30
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Says She was Married Unawares.

A Schuyler, Neb.. dispatch in Che Omaha
"or'd-Hsrotd says: The Poole-woods divorce
case ia now being tried in the district court.
lew months ago the above named couple were
joined IN wedlock whlo standing up with
another couple that wera being married The
LADY claims she was married without her con-
sent OF knowledge ana refused to hive with
Poole.
A south Carolina darkey recently hitched his
muie, Win a pale OF hay on its back, near a
noghbor's beehive. which he knew WAS ahont
TO swarm. "A ne supposed. the swarm settled
On the bale OF hay. after which he led the mule
home aud biyed the swarm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

GrS. SWAIN and family leave today for Gale
donna Springs, Canada, where they generally
spend one or more of the summer months
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Assault Cases in the Police Court.

In the Police Court today Mrs. Ida Bacon.
charged her husband, Clifton Bacon, with hav-
ing assaulted her by striking her with . goblet
She testified that they had been married
twenty years. A fine Of s25 or ninety days IN
Jail was imposed. John speek, coiored, was
fined o. for an assault With beer glass Ham,
nibai Shorter, coiored, was charged with as
sauit on Martha Kicks for refusing his attep-
tious. A fine Of e5 was imposed. Clifton
Berry was charged with assaulting his wife by
siapping her when she proposed to 60 ON q pic
mic. The case was dismissed Lawrence
Dyson was charged with an assault on Reb acca
Lewis; dismissed.
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SrR1se AND SUMNER Hans

SrR1Ss AND SUMNER Hans
IN CASHMERE. DERBIEs AND sTRAws.
pUSLAPs NEW YORK HATS 5th Avenue stylcs
BOYS ard MISSES sTRAws ., SOC. 9sc. o. 90
and upward
MENs STRAW HATS at SOC and upward.
A large lot Of GENUINE MACkINAw srRAws II
el-VO. worth $40 e. SO and 81. o.
WILLETT RUoFF.
ny2o-3m eo5 Pennsylyanis ave.
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DECISIONS SUFFERING FROM SICK HEADACHE.
Il DIZZINESS Nausea Constipation, lain in the Side,
asked try vial OF Csrters Little Liver Pills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

The Detroit Art Museums ssasuary Is 10 be
drsped.
Norwich, Conn, has . mad dog scare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

TOOK Death Dy INC FOrcIOck.
NEW YORK. July 5.-Frederick Other, who
WAS dying from consumption, suicided today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05

NIONEN WITH PALE. COLORLESS FACES,
w VIII feel weak and DISCOURAGED will receive
IIyLt- AMI bodily vlor Uy using CARERS LItle Liver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-24

~ fremont Milling Company vestsrd.v
e9eht l@00oo foes OF logs IN Lake washins ton.
4ne purchase was made a. follows: s00.ooo feet
lron Dunn 4 Frasier, and 100000 feet from
1eckmen, loggess on the lake The priee paia
Wns y PER thousand. or y. oco for the whole.
0tibertp team, attached TO Z wagon loaded
!.1 lemher, ran away yesterday morning. col.
1qinx with ana upsetting two other ,eams
3ney started ffom the Fremont mill. hav,nc
Zen irikthened By the electric car. The horses
eeceped uninjured and no one was hurt.
Some cuiprit cut open boom of loes at m.
mouth Of Squsk slough. at the head at Iats
asnngton. Wednesday and lee 100000 feet OF
aess loose to scatter over the lake.
Tho ship canal surveying parry began wo,t =,
Ne salmon bay end OF The ssctioe. Thev or.
nged number of choppers in Fremon, yes,er.
dey. 'esssf'
One OF Griffith 8 teams foundered In the ass,,
& mud near the gap in the boulevard yeSs.r.,s :
uorning aud eAnae near sinking out of sivst
The y. L \. saloon closed down yes,sr,,.v 60.
s want OF patronage. Davis saloon at Iasnr. j. :.
closed for the same reason.
Yesterday all the Republicans were e,,h,.,.
esalc over the success OF the Republican r.f,r
Wednesday evening.
The Fremont dancing club has postponed e..
dance from Sovem Der l TO Noyrmher = -
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RouLRvARD NoTrs

Engine No. IL. the old A. NJ. cann,- :.
ovsrhsassd in tho com pany's shows shs = .n .l
slEssy diesacted anu will have the name n.s
~ reserviug only the number. f-@A'sa
baysege car No 2 10 being renairss .,,s
painted anew N the car shops Iswill he ns,-,1
trcnet before being again used. Ae"'y
One OF the largest shipments Of coal tror, On
1sn WAS made over the Seattle. Lake So a
Eastcen It Boulevard yesterday.
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The American hotel at aentop .
story building. was destroyed by Ere A. s"'
yesterday morning. II was owned hy n $50
van. who had light with Gleason ana s,,sss.l
rubber In Seattle on "Wednesday nichs ~
sullivan and his vile were ia The CITY :, 900
time. The ioss ID about ss.ooo: insursnss a sns
known. I'm
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Ere reclining char cara run ,n-o,,.s
Ss ssasnd g Chicago without change u. ' sss
S1,ea Pacific. A C. Martin, gensr., 49,, 10
$50 nd utrees Boston block. q ,ke is
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DARTIES HOLDING TICKETS FOR THE
i raffte OF oil paintings To take pace at the
Aohot house. Saturday. October -, will please
&c there TO look after their interestA Mrx n.
+ St JehnA
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SEEING MACHINES.

THE FAMOUS AUTOMATIC SEWING Ma.
= chine. no b0bbins. shuttle or tension viii
Cox Gibbs s. II. Co, q lamhilI. cexzsr
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DEMovAL~-MIss C. N. PAUL Wof
III nounce TO her old and new -
she has taken parlors ut 80 James s1r11 Fl
site the Yekler residence) where -
poise waists. en-
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KArrxD-1o RKNr.

WANTED-To RENT A FURNISHED FLAT
w of Is or 20 rooms. close in. Address Renter,
Post-Infelligencer
yXyANTED - TWO GENTLEMEN WANT
w comfortably furnished room in private
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w ANTED-As MANY MEN AS WE CAN GET
w 10 buy their clothing Of Hyams, Pauson
Il Co., 800, 802 604 Front street.