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SPECIAL NOTICES.


K~sTAR LODGE. 4. o, U. W.. Will BE
and sta. at 730 p. IN. TUESDAY. October -. All
ehsrssr o@ nemoers please be prompt in attendance
ESsCOTTIsH RITE.-ROBERT DE BRUCE
Se tn. csns on id ss5ng oeso5. x Hs
oc26-et A. H. HOLT. 32d degree Secretary.
4PTHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ALL
SSrf@an SS hO a L. of d has been settled 0Y pritsr
R~SOLD POINT CONF ORT HOTEL co.
above company. for general purpoess will be held
BY order A N'e0sf isSa Go. a G. es5I Go&HkM. M
- union of the German American societies OF
the CITY OF Washington it was unanimously resolved;
thank and the societies with whose
sueaes In tne %e
:. WILLIAM F. MEYERS.
VSTO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-oFFIcE
GSeunbia. c. Washington, ID: C.. October "a. 1891.
N ce 4f erf at Fl fGrer
Ms NJ: on ia IksDAl, the 18th instant to all persons
IIoI9s.d I occupancy by the municipal AUTHORITIES OF
and and oh ST. a @ nom Gi used S
Is1tt Iy " Fos M1yffi %aM IAN
i: kOSsELL Comnlssioners D. c. oc,!63t
R~oFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
- District of Columbia, Washington. Oc-
tcoer ~ lS3i-IaNpayers of the District Of Column
Ola VIII take notice that the undersigned has re-
ar he ei 2e G6 @ @ ua Of & hs M
to receive payment OF taxes at the office from and
after the IitnI DAY of November, 1891. Oue-haf
Q, SAID tax Is due November, 1891, the other half
May 1, lSgS On SO much OF the first half OF said
taxes due November. 1891. shall not be paid dur
lng said month penalty Of two (2) per cent will be
aided the first day each succeeding month there
after until the same is paid otherwise proceeded
with as the law directs. The law imposes a like
penalty tor non payment of second half. due May l.
ih.t. u not paid within said month of May. L. Il.
DAVIS. Collector OF lakes, D. G. ocl6-6t
R-GOOD BUTTER,
~ Is. as also words fifty spoken. like
apples OF gold and pictures OF sill
ver.' 1 handle the choicest brands
"Elgin Creamery" 80, b and 4Oc
Orders delivered promptly and
properly
GEO. NJ. OYSTER, Jr.,
B st. wing, near 9TH ST.. center Market,
26 kiggs Market,
ocl93n ~ y st. Market.
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

22D New Issue
STOCK
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The 22G new issue Of
stock Is now ready for SUBJ
scription and payment.
Shares $3.50 each. Pay
able monthly.
The Equitable Building Association
+ the largest Cooperative saving and
ioaning association in America It's sole
oo.-ct Is to encourage the systematic
saving OF n stated amount each month
on shares (which will be earning a fair
AMI sure profit and to aid its sharehold-
ers in buying a home by loaning the
necessary money, TO be repaid in monthly
installments al fair rates of interest.
Assets = !. .292, ,3l1.O1
Increase Of past year.....-..sIl7. lO2 so
heceipts past year .----- : i .O1S. l39.34
Pamphlets and further inform alton
upon APPLICATION in person or by mail.
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
1908 ST. N.
Thos Somsrville.------.-.....-.Pr Presidsn.
A.. j. Schafllirt. ............V Vice President
Geo " CAs.lear. Second Vice President
John Joy Edson. Secretary
Directors.
b. r. Fuller. Lawrence Gardner
H. r. TwoInbiy Ellis Spear
rrcd W. frdtt .JOD BARNARD
George ". Fisher. Marcus Baker.
eco John W. Schaefer.
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Have You MADE YoURs,

1IAVE i on MADE i OURSe
II is surprising to think that there
are yet thousands of who have
not made their Will. II you have not
made yours drop in and talk the mat
ter over with us We Prepare wills
and ali wills naming the Company as
executor are kept free Of charge.
This is an important matter to you
and yours. and you should not tempt
fate by delaying.
THE AMERICAN
SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY.
A. 7. BRITToN,
IL President.
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R~BUsINEss OR DRESS SUITS.
IT. business or dress suit be your spe-
cial requirement. ask to see those
offered at all the intermediate prices be-
tween sl0 and S35. Our word for 1t
that you are nowhere likely to get 40
well satisfied in value and fit as here.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER,
oc26 43I 9TH st.
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6SNOTE THE REASON.
Here is the reason why can produce such
artistic Fotografs: 1 employ the latest and
most valuable appliances known to modern
fotogiafy. have an elegantly appointed
studio. with every convenience and facility
conducive to your comfort. and the attain
ment OF the highest results in artistic and
realistic fotografy. This season am intro
ducing three entirely and original
style pictures which cannot be procured
elsewhere.
PRINCE,
Artist Fotografer.
-Oc26 Cor. 11th and penna. ave.. over Breutapo's,
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no W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY,
Member MY. stock Ex
CoRsON q MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. 14I9 ST. n w..
B&nkers and Dealers In Government BondA
Deposits- Exchange Loans Collections
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities listed
TIE exchanges Of New York fh1lsdelphz. bosScn and
Baltimore bcush and sold.
A speciality made VI investment securities. District
Bonds and all local Railroad. Insurance and 1es-
Deoos stock dealt ln-
Ansusnn bsN xslsphons Stock bought - sold ~ v
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EFAII WEDDINGS.
GEDNEY ROBERTS,
MAKERS OF INVITATIONS.
AO7 10TH ST.. NEAR GAS OFFICE sci

F~TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
~ OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY.
WASHlNGION, SEPTEMBER 18TH 1891.
whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned II has Leen made to appear tnat THE
ZEN CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Oh WASHINGTON
CITY" IN the CITY OF WASHINGTON. in the
County of WASHINGTON, and DISTRICT or CO
LUMBIA has complied with all the visions of the
of Congress to enable National Banking Assoca-
tons to extend their corporate and for other
purposes. approved July l.. 1852
., Now therefore i EDWARD $; LACEY, Comptroller
ZENs' Ztas NAiloNAL BANk OF WASHINGTON
CITY" IN the CITY OF WASHINGTON, in the
County Of WASHINGTON. and DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBlA. is authorized to have succession for the
leriod specified in amended articles OF association,
namely until close OF business OCTOBER = 1911.
IN testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Of
once this 18th day ot SEPTEMBER. 1891.
lSEALj L. s. LACEY.
se2S-3U Comptroller ofthe Currency.
SDRESSMAKING.-I WILL MAKE EVEN
~ ing and street Costumes Wraps and Jackets
al a discount for this month only. Perfect mt and
latest styles NINE. BUTLER. l30c1s st. n.
oclO-lm
xSTHE PHENOMENAL INCREASE IN OUR
- shirt Department has been caused by the
trade apprecisting the fact that their Shirts made
on the preinses, yS st. p. 7. HALL. Shirt Maker.
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eDR. A. +. A.. KING HAS REMOVED HIS
49, Once and residence to 1915 Mass. ave. n v.
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<SPRoMfTNESS OF DELIVERY.
~ Cleanliness Of fuel.
uu weight and measure. inducements o6er that
you cannot afford to ignore. handle only the best
products Of the celebrated mnes in the country
selected especially fo- family If you don't know
the kind OF coal you want drop postal and will
inspect your heating and advise you what
coal VIII be splint and cannei coal for
cool mornings and early evenings.
hAgRY DOVE.
Main Once 21st and / sts. NV branches, 1905
II. 1876 n st. NV; wharf, loot Of + and 8 sts.
NV se5-3m
N~DR. THOMAS Z. McARDLE HAS RE
moved his
once and residence from 1911 Connecticut ave.
oc9-lm' To Sl9 nth ct.
R@H. d. BARR,
IMPORTING TAILOR,
III Pa ave.
Fan and Winter Novelties rsceivsd aria
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,STAR LODGE. A. o. U. W., WILL BE
~ instituted at Harris Hall, NV. corner 9TH
and sts.. at $50 p. IN. TUESDAY. October %. All
Charter mem bers please be prompt in attendance.
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ELACE CURTAINS
Are easily injured IL not laundered by
person understanding the trade send
to us. You will have no cause for COM
plant We laundry hundreds Of pairs
every week.
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
SSl TO 4y9 1t. NV. oc21
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@SI WAS INJURED WHILE RIDING ON
- lith st. Being insured in the New
York Accident Insurance Company of New York city
expected TO and dld receive prompt indemnity for loss
of business time. recomlI eId this company the
pubic. CHANPE B. THORNTON
THOMAS & THOMAS, Managers Washington
Branch Once. 800 + ST. oc26
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007 Pa. ave. It'll Cor. F and 18th SITS.
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RSOFFICE OF THE ARLINGTON FIRE
49, Insurance Company for the District of Co.
iumbia. loo Pa. ave-, north OF y. S. Treasury. =
Books for the transfer of stock will be closed from
November to TO- 1891 both days inclusive.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
oc24-t FRANK T. SAW LlNGS Secretary.
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To PROSECUTE TIE OFfESDKRs.-Mr. Owen,
commissioner Of immigration. has directed that
legal proceedings be instituted against the
Buffalo Brass and Iron Bedstead Company for
violation Of the alien contract labor law in hav-
ing imported nine laborers from Birmingham
under contract to work for them. The con-
tracts between the company and the men were
found i'll the possession of the latter. They
show that the company had agreed to pay the
mems passage from birmingham to BIZ ffalo
and that they are to make the expense good out
Of their salaries, the amount of which is also
fixed by agreement.
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THE vEsUvIUs HERE.
Tho Dynamite Cruiser Now Lying at the
Washington Navy Yard.

Tho Dynamite Cruiser Now Lying at the
Washington Navy Yard.
The dynamite cruiser vesuvius arrived at the
navy yard yesterday afternoon from New York
for the purpose of assisting at the transfer of
spectators to the armor trials at Indian Head,
which will begin tomorrow. She was visited
by a number Of people this morning, curious
to see this remarkable engine of modern war
fare. They focked all over her upper deck,
wondered at its steep curve and peered down the
grim depths Of the three great tubes that angled
up from the deck in the bow. The ships COM
pany, about sixty in all, were swarming all over
the little craft painting, scraping. scrubbing
and otherwise cleaning up after the run. The
officers gave orders to give the 'lsnd lubbers'
every chance to understand the theory of the
vessels construction. aud detailed u man to
stand by the muzzles of the air-guns and ex-
plain how they were worked.
The ships air pumps were being worked to
store the reservoirs SO that the guns can be
fred with dummies, should it be desired to
give an exhibition to the President or the Sec
retary. The run around from New York was
quite q rough one, and the officers reported .
severe sea running outside.
THE xnw GuS cmcLrs
To STAR reporter the officer Of the deck
pointed out the new gun circles that have
recently been placed on deck, two forward and
one in the stern, which are to give the founda-
tions for the guns Of the secondary battery of
the ship-rapid-fre guns. The dynamite guns
form the main battery These small guns have
been completed, and are waiting for their
mounts in the New York yard. The vesuvius
has never had any guns beyond the three dyna-
mite blowers. -
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SMUGGLING CH1SAMEN.- Agent Moore

SMUGGLING CHINAMEN.-Special Agent Moore
at Ogdensbug, n. Y, has reported to the Treas
ury Department the arrest of four Cinnamon
who had attempted to uniawfully enter the
United States from Canada near Philadelphia
Junction, and that their trial will take place at
Ogdensburg on the 10th proximo. He says
that number Of Cinnamon are on the frontier
between Montreal and Toronto watching their
opportunity to cross the line, and that the Four
men arrested went from Montreal to Brock
willie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30
EXPLAINING CaIIE's ACTION.
The Junta Must Maintain a Bold Front
Until After Election

LONDON, Oct. 30.--A dispatch from yalpa-
raiso to firm in the Chilean trade, in reply
to dispatch of inquiry, saws that the secret Of
the Iuntas refusal TO give satisfaction to the
American government IL that the members of
the 3unta and their associates in command are
divleed ON the question of the presidency and
each faction is afraid to make enemies by seem-
ing TO yield TO American demands and that
after the election of a president there will
be probably change for the better In the situ-
alton.
This cheerful view is not generally accepted.
however. by those having Chilean interests,
although II is believed that rivalry for the
presidency is causing considerable bitterness
among the chiefs of the revolution. The fail
ure to capture Nicuna is greatly regretted az
many, even OF the iunta party. consider that
Nicuna was the legal pres.dent-elect
his situation having been Different
from that of Balmaceda, and he having
been chosen by the electoral body
in accord with constitutional forms Had
Vicuna been captured. said a former Balma-
cedist official. he would probably have been
got rid of by murder. under the cover Of pre-
tended suicide. and then the junta would have
free field. As II is. the fact that yicuna 10
alive. and so far as known. willing to UNDER
take his duties, If permitted to do 20. IL a rank
ling thorn and will remain so for the five wears
OF which IL would have been his term The
official added. with significant shrug that
Nicuna might be invited back TO Chile vet
AMERicAss SAID TO hE GREATLY EXCITED.
A news agency which has been widely dis
credited because of its dissemination of sensa-
.;o,.r -, - .,I--~.-,,-
W. uonr EI,s. aH ,,s lspa.enes supplies
VI, ason a;. -. "a. Irom New
,,.a,o,s ~ a,,,'s;a sn". VIC eActeens
Esrr;sons chine, ia 5e.i'Jaa 81 Ss,s sns' ar.
.u;. 1s;iH nu ueoiueu W oechre waf
"e"-'
LONDON PRESS COMMENTS
The Times today publishes a letter signed
"An American" who asserts that the attitpds
of the United states IN regard 20 Cba. ,s =
tirely due to the approacbine elec,ions :.
several Amer;can sta,al e'e0'ons ~
The evening nevsnaners co,or,.,, =, tu,,-..
upon the strained reiations e~is,,,,s Sa,ae'..
TIE Tn,,ea sta,as ana sTe,ia N~'''e oe'"ee"
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TEN YEARS.
PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

liabilities for dues on shara. - s6I |. .a.a6 20
sarpius or interest fund .. 1896 81
Total present assets $50 sS2 n
Increase nj ss.s-s IN MS, ,sar .,25 l0- l6
Increase o. surplus in past yesr Is 3sl. l6
The end OF the tr, ten wears OF the Association finds
t. in fiourishin- aud vigorous condition Our bus-
nsss duria tee year has been immense averaging close
t. 40 OOD mou.,-y As our opsrations are entireIy
confined the District having no branches nor
agents ou.side. tbisiuInense business shows well
fer the prosperity sa enterprise the city Of Wash
ison. our ASSOCIATION presents the best opportunity
fc< TIE public Place tn III savings as to amount Of
fHtsrss a.d ~ - and the immediate availability
OF tire money We are paying per cent per
Au'i- On sn"es wen "i'hrs"n oeiore mar uri'y' Y
Ter ce-lf Der ann1i1l on saaTes matured We are now
rsteeT-n Fss and second series at - per
annan the third ..ris, maturing, in Na.-h of mart
, w -N ''e7 in~'N ms IA '1a'Nu VI heA'
Sea WI. sS" oe redeenled AT X per cent per ahnum
pro1t III atidition 10 the above We are receiving
special payments Of amounts up 10 IS 600 or any
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NAVAL ORDEBs.-Lieut. Commander s. NJ.
Very has been ordered to duty. as executive
officer Of the Mohican. Lieut. n. z. Mason to
the Miantonomah. Lieut.. ]. H. Coffin to duty at
the Mare Island navy yard. Lieut.. Commander
+. W. Crocker from the Mohican November l9
and granted three months leave.
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HE Swiss MINIsTER.-Ths collector OF GUS
toms at New York has been instructed to extend
the usual customs courtesies to Mr.. A. de Clap
arede, the Swiss minister, who is soon expected
to arrive at that port per Fuerst Bismarck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

NATIONAL BASKs.-The Farmers National
Bank Of Muncie, Ind, has asked for authority
to establish a national bank. The corporate
existence OF the First National Bank of Jack
son, Ohio, has been extended to November IS
1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

Mr.. JAS. II. WARDLE, the assistant chief clerk
of the census bureau, has been appointed as
sistant to the board of management of the
United States government exhibits at the world .
Columbian exposition.
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BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount Of AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was sl06, $50,
making the total redemptions to date s20,-
S63, 200, and leaving outstanding q. ga, 900.
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
CASH CAPITAL. 81. cco. 000.
New bulloing. corner Of 9th and sts
This Al for the division OF
iaIor. II you into . banking
house you viii find that each officer
and clerk has his special duty to
perform. When put toxsther these
parts unite 70 form a perfect whole.
our institution is aggregate cor
porstiOn. each incidental part 10 Q
complete business il itself
Our Savings We encourage the laying By ard
Department. saving Of money and pay interest to
our depositOrs. which accounts are
subject 70 check We issue certin-
Gates Of DEPOSIT for specified time
md pay larger rates Of interest in
proportion.
D Ouy Lodn We MAKE loans good real estate
AeJaTf1nrN and collateral security. We give
SiNtcc REGARDING Investments
sTSsis We are authorized by law 10 accept
trr1~;S OF al descriptions; to act
eL-Cu7pr. administrator. trustee,
fi-Cs. general and transfer agent.
REGISTRAR, treasurer FOR 90. posa atons.
guardian AMI all trusts OF like gen.
Sc(e Dsposr Boxes for rent In our maxnincent
I'sJtftla<a:. bur<!ar and IRE proof wants for the
safe storage Of valuable papers.
jeSslry. sc.
IA B. II. WARNER. President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

6,h s.. every Friday nirht, Mss Mayais
ior rrvMs s,ttinss. Mrs CsIsirs, iio "a st. Sc
K-DuFFY's CELEBRATED CIDER IN BAR:
Ssx Ss yore beans in barrels,
New York buck wheat in sacks
ossstst. O n H. SHEA, es2 Pa. ave. NV.
@ofFIcE q nA1IbhI' Ta6 WEST END STEAM
% T,sh to in; orm my patrons that my old driver. r.
formation Of any attempt collect for this Laundry
October .. Isl isSl. foes5asssl HENRY WAGNER.
K~FLoUR! FLOUR! FLOUR.
White Swan. 60 90 per barrel
Victor. 50 per barrel.
Ceres. -, 10 per barrel.
fhisbury, 81 40 per ba-rei.
GEO. E. KENNEDY& Il SONS.
GEO. KEnS96S9 M 69SN; So AVE
oc29 12O9 Y ST. NV.
K~SBEsr REAL ESTATE CHANCE YET.
Sa the n s
st is crowded alr-ady--G st. 10 neat.
Jus, the EIound for an s-story otics building or
A''ei' mp fRdcli a5c ied oh 49, PROCTOR.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
10. q ST. n. W. oc2S-3,n
R~pR. REULiNG HAS RESUMED HIS Of
fce hours tor eye and patients at No.
l3l q st. n. W. on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS from z
to s p. m. toc266tSeo3wl GEO. REULING, n d.
HSOFFfCE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
- District Of Columbia. Washington. Oc.
toeer ~, lS9lTaxpayefs of tie District OF Column
hia Will take notice that the undersigned has
S.ar enans June p5 @ @ and Of @ H m for
70 receive HsyGent Of taxes at the otice from and
Of said tax is due November 1891 the other ilalf
May j, 1882 ON 50 much Of the first half of said
taxes due November. lS91. shall hot be paid dur
ing SAID month penaty OF two t) per cent will he
added on the hrst day each succeeding month there
after until the same is paid or otherwise proceeded
With as the law directs. The law imposes a IKE
penalty Tor non payment of second half, due May |,
lSsce, II not paid within said month of May F. O.
DAVIS. Collector OF Taxes, D. c. oc2S-6t
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N. NJ. SUTHERLAND has been appointed
fourth-class postmaster at Colley, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPT.
The following books at
Our usual CUT PRICES:
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Bryce's American Commonwealth (NIacmillsns edi-
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MAcaulays History Of England vols. cloth; II 35
set.
waveriey Novels complete; II vols cloth; ca. IS
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Gibbons Roman Empire tAIilnan notes,; vols. /;
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Rollins Ancient History; 4 vols y Russia; g. 80
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Drummonds Addresses; white ve1lum; silver edges.
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The Constable's Tower tby Charlotte NJ. Yonge);
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Lost Hero (by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Her
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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn tby Mark Twain:
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Reprints per hundred, CSC.
complete line Bibles, Prayer Books and II ynn-
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full assortment Of Address Books, Blank Books
Writing Tablets &c. at half the regular prices
The latest things in Stationery at the tousst prices
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S62S, ,270; customs. S49l. .615
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Ths 0rnsnpus' Crew We're MOI Maaneesu1
sAx FRAxczsoo, Oct So.-The alleged nas-
sscrs Of the crew Of the vhalsr 0rampus by
natives proves 10 Be without foundstion- Ihs
0ranpus ves sPckea BY he orca October 4
yesterday from the Arctic ocean, brings >hls
1hfoxmafiou- The crew Of the Gramp1s = -
eoed health- o. - hor oGkssss disd - -