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For the Union.
Flying Artillery.

In the Union OF the 9th instant, writer over the sig
nature of C, in alludng TO the efficient and important
services rendered by the light artillery In the war with
Mexico particularly the battle of Buena Vista states
" this arm, with its modern improvements, was unknown
IN our service, previous to Mr. Van Burens adminstra
ton, when the Secretary of War; MIR Ponsstt, ordered
tour companies TO be organized and equipped agreeaby
TO the law OF I'd March, 1921 /" &c
nave seen similar statements of late in the papers,
pu ,his Is an error. The writer well recollects COM
year 1910, then under the command of Captain George
Peter, VINO was an officer under the command of Gen.
James wilkinson, then commander chief Of the Amer
can army and have witnessed their display in Wash
ngton. Many persons in Baltimore as well as in this
city, will verify the fact above stated &C.
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by notes OF discomfort echoed from country and u
ing her into the idea that her wrongs are fet mere oe
than those OF our own Americans.
Let us trust that Congress WILL at its earliest opporu
nifty, remember there claims, and satisfy tnem al %
this COVE rnment seeking indemnity herself IRON MeNco
"a consummaton now, with the vantage ground Vic'o
iou''y a'n''' =" MADISON,
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WINE STORE.

WINE STORE.
TONI II. BUTHMA&N, Pennsylvania avenue, south side
y between Al and 9th streets, has received selection
superior Rhine Mosee and French wines in boxes,
sisting Of
Sieinberger cabinet, Rudeshcim Berg
Leibfaumich Hockhemer
Marcobrlnner. Niersteiner
Sparkling Moselle, MoseIle Muscatel
Chateau Laour, Chateau Margaux
Branne Mouton, ST. Julien, Haut Sauterne.
Also received, London Brown Stout and small lot oil
very superior cigars.
la store assortment of wines and liquors. usually
kept and expect daily receive my supply of Caret and
White Wine in hogsheadS from Bordeaux.
On hand, some fine Port wne and supply Of my supe
rior Stomach Bitters.
April 2S-3if
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NEW RESTAURANT

NEW EESTAUNANT.
fTNHE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally that he has established
restaurant in the basement of the large brick
house erected by Captain Carbery, Pennsylvania
nue, between 18th and 18th streets, 10 be called
1.-The City Lunch"
II is the determination Of the subse rbcr keep his
adjustment in the most quiet, civil, and respectable man
ner to provide the bar with the best liquors OF all kinds
and his arders with every luxury the market will afford in
us season and he aters himself that from his long expe
Renee in the business and his purpose give it his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled please all who
may favor him with their patronage
April 26--3tawlm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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THANKS TO GEN IAYLoR,- Inc wings of the House
thrown into confusion yesterday BY the determine
ton OF the democrats to order the yeas and nays upon the
subject of thanks to Gen Taylor and his army. The
committee on the militia, which has had the subject un-
der consideration, has manifested fixed purpose pre-
vent vote in the House, This purpose has been more
determined since Taylor has been prominently before the
country candidate for the presidency Boston Post
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Comalander Kunter 10 Commodore Perry


Avarado April 3D. 1871.
M sob ,i,ioo ~ nbnu Ave o,,onS 7 arriveJ of he he
Of dis river ,nt Immediately opened upon the forts
thn bar and ing ndications Of no6er stood oil and
on durnp the night In the morning again opened on the
forts, when discovered white flag the beach, and
with az OF truce offering surrender of the place, and
Informing me that the Mexican troops 20 The number OF
three hundred) had, attack, evacuated the
forts and the city the night previous, having first fired all
ns eSe al @ sand sn Psw Of % s %
luther destruction OF public property, or return OF the
Mexcans before your arrival and for the purpose of secu
anchored of the town. received their surrender Ia copy
witch herewith encose) hoislsa tue american nag aae
salute OF Wehty-ohe guns ana men, nearing mat ne ga
rlso Oh 'ne pace were hsens up ,ne fe WIZ" VIII oho
three vessels loaded with arms anmnnltlon anu oner
i've men, in command Of the place, and stood up the rive
aiei ,nei' O 'o WY up l sue W Pr So
Schooers one burned, as cod iio' set n1r on iJ
10Y oehIlu az venues uo u uu~ ~ ~ psnd
,1u, u no" Goiii,i5 ooWh uiiu,i NC ooihnanu "
Mldshpman fringe AL TWO O'clock in me o nornng an
ono,9u ON r 70 h aIc r a,bed he mn
eh .ied VAIN ashore 70 'o d ,
" anu uI ,u on I' ii a 80 80. 800, all al
gitin hall an hour NY demands Were ny once
wi'h' ana herewith transmit , copy 81 'io"
- ~ lin, TSii; 1i, r,ooJ,
r. NJ ps W. Erem. u she
10 Comnodoe M Z. FERRY oommaiaer-l-ohlci Oh Inc
home squadron
D., ,,y.t; c,,a,. ;, ro, t,,u,.~
fassea -nia"pma' ie"v'e 20 eo"' hAa " zee,
SR have the honor to report that in obedience TO your
order of Yesterday have this afternoon delivered over tue
command OF the forts in and about this place, TO Como-
dore Perry.
am, sir, Ne, VIM q. TEMPLE,
Passed Midshipnan.
To Lieut. G. c. HUNTER, Com u. 5. steamer Scourge.
-
fdsscd htdshpmah Ffthgfe 10 COM iin"tr'
ALvARADo, April 2, 1877
SR have the honor to report, mat agreeapv 10 your
order Oh the LIST instant went with prlze-cfeW on Doao
OF the schooner captured by our boats on me evening OF me
3lsi March-took possession oil heIhaed ner os OF r
creek in which she was lying and this morning brought ner
down the river and have her oil the town. near the
Scourge' Respectfully yonT ssic,p ,1;,,;
J. J. PRlNGLE, Passed Mldshlphlan'
To Lieut.. Com. c. G. HUNTER, u . steamer Scontge,
Avlrado.
TERMS OF cAPIrULATIoS
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Mating, OiI-cioths. cnrpetinz, Sc

- 80 pieces very superior Canton matings
10 do very rich and superior floor oil-clotbs
Just received and for sale on accommodating terms.
Also hand 5000 yards extra super and ow-prced
grain carpetng which will be offered such prices
make object for housekeepers supply themselves in
advance of the r. IA. HOOE 81 co.
April 27-3wf
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(tANDLEs.-One hundred boxes talow candles for sale
~ Ihaye on hand one Hundred boxes candles, which
viii sell eleten per pound, the soap and
candle factory Lenox's wharf near the Long Bridge
April 2S-N j. COLEMAN.
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INTERESTING FROM THE La PLATA-Through the
kindness OF Captain Mansfield of the barque Eunomous
airy, received by private letters Rivera had fled from
Maldonado, and arrived at Montevideo on the I'd but
for fear he would have been assassinaed the govern
ment put him board French steamer, and him
Martini Garcia, somewhat in exile The atrocities he
committed at Pysandu equalled any committed by Rosas
he also pundered all the hides he could lay hands be-
longing to friend foe and converted them to his own
What will be the result of this business,
can el--N. r. Herald
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com. H,nter 10 Commodore Perry.

II. 3. STEAMER SOURCE, Alvarado April 3 lsH.
SIN Enclosed send you letter from The alcade of Fla
colpan, enclosing communication from the governor
Of CosamaloapaIn, relative 70 men, and mid
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papers that two companies Of infantry under the ten reg
ment BILL have been raised in Georgia, and ready to
move-Captan Wotford's, raised in Cass county, and
Captain Campbells, raised in Augusta company of
voltigeurs and another of infantry, fast filling up
IN u dtfus
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shpmap, prisoners, whose release demanded while at
Faoota pam. have the honor, &c.,
c. g. HUNTER, LII. Commanding.
To Commodore M. G. PERRY commanding gulf squadron
Aeting Muster Bankhead TO Com Hunter.

Acting Muster Bankhead to Com. Hunter
II. s. ScouRGE,
Alvarado river, March 81 1877.
SIR, Agreeably your orders, | went board OF the
Mexican schooner Matilda and finding il impossible get
her OIL owing to her having been scutted previously de-
sroyed everything could get at, and then fire her
She was loaded with munitions OF warprncipaily
der canister shot, and Congreve rockets Asceraning be-
fore left her la the fire had made such progress tha il
Impossible 10 extnguish il, proceeded up the river
after the steamer. Respectfully your obeden servant,
J. p. BANKHEAD, Acting Master.
Lieut.. Com. HUNTER, u s. steamer Scourge
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Com Hunter TO Passed 1Gdshipman pringi,.

u. s. STEAMER ScoURGE, April !, 1917.
SIN; You win proceed board and take Charge Of the
prize SC hooer now lying near this vessel high water
YOU will get her Off and take her down Avafado and
port TO me on your arrival. am, NC,
c. q. HUNTER, 1t. Commanding.
To j. ]. PRrseIE, passed midshipman on board q. s.
steamer Scourpe.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
LESSEE Mr.. Il. A. MARSHALL,
MANAGER Mr., w. IL, BLAKE.
The sale of tickets and places by has been dis
continued. They be secured daily and in advance
by application the box office from 10 until O'Clock.
LES DANSEUSES VIENNOlSES, As IN NUMBER,
Under the direction OF
- MADAM JOSEPHINE WEISS,
(bIauesse de Ballet dos Theatre de Vicnna)
Whose performances throughout Europe, and recently
New York. Boston, and Philadelphia have been
pronounced the
NoUe!ty ami ioonder of tie age,
VIII appear every evening this week
PRICES ADMISSION,
First and second circles One dollar
Pit rs cents.
Third circle so cents.
Orchestra box One dollar
To the gallery for colored persons so cents.
The programme intersPersed with iavorite pieces by
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
NOTES.-The performances Of the evening will begin
with
LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISES.
The curtain will rise at O'Clock precisely
April 2S-dlw
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gNe demand for tle snrrend,r of F1aeotalp1nl.

TIT '''''''T'F TOT I''rVT'' y 1''V0''-FIH'
u. 5. STEAMER SOURCE
OF Flacotppam March 81, Si7.
SRs, In order avoid unnecessary boodshed, aud in
accordance with the spirit and feeling OF civilized nations
demand, in the of the United States 81 America
the and unconditional surrender OF tile city of Fla
cotalpam. have the honor, NC.
G. G.. HUNTER, 1t. Commanding
TO the PRESIDENT and AYuNrAmENro, OF the city of Faco
taipnfn. .
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DUBIIC sALE.--Wil be exposed to public auction, id
cash, on Thursday morning. 10Th ns at IL o'clock a.
al the house lately occupied by Dr. j. H. Robins. New
York avenue near 18th street ali his household and ktc
en- furniture The articles will be found such nece
ary and useful in housekeeping, the enumeration of which
is deemed unnecessary. April 26-3r
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MARsHAL's sALE-ln virtue of a writ OF feri faeiat
lVl issued from the Clerks Office of the Circuit CUuh
e District OF Columbia for the county of Washington aud
20 me directed, shall expose public SALE for cash, on
saturday the Sih OF May next, the Steamboat wharf,
the following property,
The steamboat Osceola with her engines apparatus, r
nur &c seized and levied upon the property of James
MITCHELL and sold TO satisfy judcias No TO October term
Of said court 1S7, in favor of Thomas w. and Richard
Z. Smith. ALEXANDER HUNTER
April 2S--tlts Marshal of tl,e of Columbia
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CERvANT Woman mt Private Srle.--I have for PR
~ waite sale servant woman aged about 22 years. anu
male child years old, slaves for life. The woman Is
very superior cook and house servant generally.
II. w DYER,
April 2S-eo3t Auc'r. md Commission Merchant
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ryNHE Cadet de Colobrieres, Tale Of The Old Con-
of Paris Lives othe early British Dramass, TWO
volumes, l2mo. The Waverey Prose Works, complete IN
tive Volumes for 81 SO. Haper's Pictorial Shakespeare,
complete in three volumes. Fox sale by f. TAlLUh
April 2S-3t
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An adjourned meeting of the democratic party OF Ports
mouth was held at the Town Hall, on Monday, the 22d
llt Capt Francis Mahomey the chair and Robert Dick
,on secretary After being called to order the committee
submitted the following resolutions, which were unan-
la al ntaI.
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MORE New Gooisi New Gootisi New Goods!-Md-
wi A. Benedict of New York, has received this
morning, april 2I) by Adams's exposes, containing
elegant maeCias for dresses, beautiful drawn bonnets and
also the most approved French corsets Her is on
Pennsylvania avenue two doors of ST. Charles otrl
April 26-TuThF
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+ ORD Campbell's Lives Of the Lord Chnneciiors.-
IL The Lives Of The Lord Chancclos and keepers oil inc
.ca Seal OF England, from the earliest times till the reign
Of King George w., by John Lord Campbell, A. NJ, f. ~
. E three volumes octave published from the onooh
"We need hardly say that shall expect with great IN
tercst the continuation oil this performance but the Presen
series is OF itself more than sufficient give Lord Caoe
high station among the English authors oil his age
London Quarterly Repiew December, lot''
The volumes OF which we have given this npercc no,
tice most unexpected addition his services Ihey
look like good beginning towards the systematic cuVa
ton OF ong-negected povnce-ths literature OF the Ens
lsh law ''-Edinbngh Reriee Aprit, 1876
Also, Complete in octave volumc) The Lives Of
Eminent English Judges of the Eighteenth
Centuries by w N Welsby, Recorder of Chester American
edition price S2 rs. April 26-3t
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Conrmaude1 Hunter 10 The Spaaish Consul
u, s. STEAMER ScoURGE,
Alvnrado, March 81, 1917.
SIR have the honor acknowledge the receipt your
letter of this date and cordially your solicitations
All under your national flag. and subjects of her Catholic
Majesty of Spain. shalt with the due considerations
of friendship, and Of the friendly power which you repre-
sent have the honor, Nc,
G.. G.. HUNTER, Lieut. COMMANDING
To Senior Doy Francisco SANCHEZ, Viceconsu H. O. NJ. of
Spain, at Alvarado.
Commando Hunter 10 Passed Mtdshpaan 7cmplc.
L. \. STEAMER SCouRGE
Alvarado, March 81, 1917.
SIR: You viii take charge OF the forts in and about the
city of Ayarado and retain the command thereof until
lieyei by some superior officer.
am, sir, &c,
G. g. HUNTER, II. Commanding.
To VIM g. TEMPLE Passed Midshpman, board U. s.
steamer Sconrge.
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AFFRAY AND DEATH.-A controversy arose al
Lockport Sept Is, between the chender and one OF
the hands of the stonebost Cold Spring, Capt Frost
who IL q stout athletic stepped up aud separated
them holding one In each hand While In this position
y brother of the lockender by the name of Bush who
was near by took an ironwood hsndspke. and struck
Capt Frost over the head. which felled him 10 the
ground He got up however and said he was not much
hurt sud would night with boys bu. wss advised by
friend 10 enter a compliant against Bush. Tie went
for ph sicsu and not finding went 10 the police
ofice-then to the Collectors office. and thence 10
his boat below thu locks He then sent Tor physian
and died sbout 10 o'clock LAST night On examination,
his skull was found 20 be broken and portion about
three four inches depressed BUSH, young man
about Is years OF see,is In Jail
RIoT.-A negro having struck boy severe
blow the face Monday evening, mob OF p or 80
young aud boys beat two coored persons most un
Incredibly and insulted such others as they CHANGED Ia
come across The referred 20 were decoyed out OF
their house aud both knockei down by Garrett Van
Cot Jr and after~ard struck kicked and nmped by
about 20 other brave and heroic young men, most OF
whose have ready 10 publish, should such
another occasion call for ,hem. We sorry 10 say
ths the rioters were encouraged by Professors Of
religion. Hampstead Inquirer. 18TH.
ORpISATioS.-M ]. c. Shaw, son OF Robert q.
shaw Esq of this city, ordained priest of the
Catholic Church At the Cathedral In Frsnkn-st tbi.
forenoon. together with MIR oDonnen native 81
ireland. The services were quite imposing In theii
character and the ordination sermon OF Rev DR. Ryder
Of Worcester most lucid snd eloquent a. we'll
sound In its exposition of the doctrines of Csihociiy
The congregation quite large. and We noticed anon.
them many OF the immediate relatives of Mr.. Shaw.
Boston Transcript 18th.
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A NEW TRUSS.

NOW FOR SALE HUSGERf ORD, PkTENl ~
for which he has received two Psmi1ns By ne ~
lean nstitate, ia Oct ID. 1874, and one n ~ 49,
1915. FROM The universal festinOnyO the brs'
and the high appreciation Of the wearers, tho sss-
fatier themselves that this Truss Is but 70 BE- sa<
sEown 10 supe fcede Ia practical utility all ooef "
now Ia market The construction Vt the pad . sac.
n has rolling motion, accommoc atng itself 10 sssfl
ton Of the body, perfectly securing the rapiare -
causing pain or a1easiness when the body thfoSt =
unusual positions The ease aud comfort VITA vac =
Truss - MAKE. IL truly the Empire Tres efp.
all others 30 Purchasers may BE- assured wh,a -
ery fitted, q IS perfectly ice aud easy ~ilo't eDaHAf
irri izfluz y hen the body IL In motion. sxyf 4
Manufactured al % lords Bridge, cosn- " ST.
& WARNER
IfsTIN0SY. Being under the necessity q ssr<,l
fuss applied Huf.. the back psd q ~hieh p. b -,
chsed and CALLED me- much that me fel.ss'
worse than the disease. Being induced 70 " - 4,
lords Patent Truss, ind myself enfifeiy = Il 3
pain, while the rupture : perfectly seenieo Il W
ease and comfort could wish. Oectirncn ~ -. "a
selves. / certainly would not part vita t ns
have Tor hity dollars n could not Efoeaf,, 81 DET9
New PATTI Ulster Co. N .<..,s
I have used Hgngerf0rd- Trss 90 ms.j 10 9
during the past four years, and am con'r Trs-s N
~ and wei comfort, 10 eaces A.. oNs ssxssr
before the public. JOHN oNh-
Poughkespsie. June y, lSf7 s,xDs y
For ale wholesale snd retail By A. b D. ss''.f<
Of Fulton and William St. New-lofk- .o,e,l,----~
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I1ley. Joseph
Nnigf. liz

-fr.-fIr. Frank Van >choortl
sharp. Henry " Nouzht. Jonn y
savage. Richard Voorhees, 'eh,
S..rtn.sN CON- Nanpuskefck John
S,rs-ers. Jahu 'Nanhit. Cordo
S.,nic lame. INande. Piassche 4
S.-rfs- Mathew Van Casfe. John
Strafhy. " Van buren, W m II
Moses Van hufeu' W n
shaw .CartJohn " Van Horton fesei
slaughter. RevPhlp Nanya.kenoer ~ l.
>parrv. Rev CO an MiuSie, !
Ssuker. Benjamin y an Nyck, " N
Sreer. Isaac an W as-eheI'
Spear. p rtedericS g.
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PRIVATE GLASSES IN FRENCH.

BAssET. Professor OF Fiench aud Luefsinfe. VII
h.crsAnz. biz evening classes In frercn on ne sa n''
" a. hs resisence sol So>dssy eutfHrce ~
Frsrs Inst Ills method Of teaching VIII relieve We p
OIL OF Two hours s,udy Each Lesson The eon,ru'"n
N he language CON pared with The Engsh VIII he given
h,ut rles ex- rplons uuses &c Nc Fof ar
her psricusrs o. sppiicsiion a viii be Exp ~ired
The members of the Mechanics insssni- WI % To-
.iy,l on the usns terms by showing their certificates
A ciNss ior ladies' H. Ire sftsrnoon 81,
Thos. who With % i,n conversation ca" vii hnd
~ 2 araztT formed. ,
" So evening c'sss to- 'siss and gentleman . Al
ready formed a. j Es. b., aiws or shose "ho I've 10
ths. vicinity A. the resder = OF D. breed.
Il. ~
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keHi>sfnN
CROCKERY STORE,


NJ. I3S WILLIAM opposAe ihe NN@
4 Y ton Stores "a door below fultOn-sf
The subscriber hAylns been Tor some time Pssi lasss
gagged Ia the CHINA GLASS AND kAkfbES bOt
bushes at WHOLESALE, has recently completes 80.
sige Arrangements for furnishing families and nnf
ineucing LOusekec ping with goods M hs is 80 r
euab ed 10 sci, hi. goods a. lower rates I'll an thss
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively. ia con.eqes.cs q I,
large and frequent impouatlons Tor his NhOL,s'~.
BUSINESS. The location Of tne esteblis1teri y
Subscriber being such thst he pays low rent ina p
moderate expenses enables him carry o1f hf n'>@
Of furnishing his wares a. REDUCED PkiCEs. -,
The subscriber designs selling good articles ana -
enumeration u his styles OF French China Dani
Dessert Services, fine CHINA decorated granite II
Coffee Sets, Toilet In great variety, SOFA -
Vases, birantOles, Mantel Ornaments Fancy Ooss,s
and Plain Glass and common goods, &c. &C ~osA y
al in want that he promises 10 convince them ms
favor him with a cali, that they purchasc TO- -
establishment on much more FAVORABLE Ikkss -
al RETAIL STORE. bot should tbs rOi bs oeeaes =
ducenlenf, he would solicit patronage upon no H
Offering for their inspection an unusually LAkVt -
uNEIVALED STOCK, from which selections -
made that viii give entire satisfaction. hotes
steamboats, furnished
Goods sent free Of expense TO al parts Of he e
- Trh2S n GEORGR H. CLsn-
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DANCING

4 DODNOkIH +is broome-st ussr Broadway ne
n. classes for the ensuing will commence on
TUESDAY, Oct >
A ID. deeming u unnecessary % enter into detailed
sec mt OF the advantages Of his school or OF hs
araincsons would simply state that he teaches al the
f.nre- the present day, and those
Tuesday and saturday az half for ladies and child
rem Tuesday, and Friday AZ hsf-psst Cor gentlemen.
irre, twice month. confined entirely 70 the pupils
p-iafe lessons 81 time not occupied BY the classes
IN Waltxng the Polka Reoows or any " the new dances
Academies OF tamllies aitended 80 amlfp
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MERCHANT TAILOR

ERANCIs n McELKOf Iafe W.T. ~. f-,,s6
Il Co of Broadway bep 70 announce 49, ~ sss
the public that he has opened the store % ,urp
doors above VIM. T. Jennings Coz, iot ~. Ia q
branches AT all times he will have on hasa ii -
mos, fashionab!e u read y-nsde garments sno
punetaaiy 70 any custom work his oc 80 ls =
public may favor him with forchsint ~ ~ 1bad
he will be able 10 cell ~ low any other =. -
ana he hopes BY stnct integrity and attention. ,v,<
10 merit the many syon he has heretofore
TO shirts s,oess erayats and hosiery Of az 81 -
on hand
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ALBANY COUNTY Before Judge Psrmelee -
The peopie We Hsyy Tihon The defendant who Il con
ductor on the Western Railroad between Albany and
sprpseld indicted and tried for assault 10 June
last on young lacy who left Albany In the cars for the
State line In order take the HOussionc Road To visit
her friends In Connecticut but she was carried 20
SofjnR6ed Finding her mistake. she set out on her
return TO the State line where her passage was taken
out but ordered back to the cars II il sad by the con
ductor and she carried back 10 Albany, the conductor
SAYING her expenses would not be- increased, and he
would recon mend her 10 good hotel At Albany he
gave her In charge of cabmsn and she was conveyed
to stsn~ix Hall where early In the evening she vas
visited by the conductor VINO went to her dressing
room, and u IL charged made attempt upon her per
son She was also insutsd by another person In the
house Early on Monday MORNING she made her escape
from the house. In defence an alibi was attempted To
be shown The Jury returned verdict OF euty.-for
the people, Mr. Covin Distrc, Attorney tor defendant
Mr. Wheaton