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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun:

w
The SpeasershipGo Siratd and ~ Clay-Dster-
nnaio7 Of the South The .Senate-lhr. Clay or Vim
Mrop and he Prcsiient-Ihe Cabinet, d.c
do mol think that shall elect Speaker Tomorrow nor
in all probability the day after II seems 10 be the deter
mined purpose of the Potter not 10 vote Tor Linn Doyn
though his election would go far 10 settle the present DIM
culties Neither has 1lr Stanley OF North Carolina any
considerable chance the other side after e eiogy atc
pronounced By him Mr. Benton and Mr. Clay, who arc
both courted rs Wilmot Proyiso men,
Govern2r Seyard Of New York is now acting as dade-
canp 10 Mr. Clay hoping 10 be promoted and TO take Inc
command in case Mr. Clay should BY circumstances be pre-,
vented from doing so himself Mr. Seward therefore, WIZ
use his influence elect Northern Wimot Proviso man.
and in case Northern elected it is most likely TO be
n Uhie. and HIinof Proriso Hhg 10 boot.
On The other hand, the South, awakened to Their danger,
are more and more determined prevent the organization OF
the Hons rather than organize for the purpose oil destruc
ton and isuniun They insist tina. the Northern men sha
show their hands thai they may know 10 what extent North
ern men are willing push the slavery question: and mere
BIO no means of preventing the ata issue They say that
oIte as safe aud better for them, TO let the House oaiot
for Sneaker Till New Year. Than allow themselves to be de-
stroyed legally by the orderly proceedings OF that House
Mr. Clay and Mr. Winthrop on Saturday last, dlned al
the Presidents and has since been asserted, lat W. WIN
throp will again be brought forward for the speakersip
Mr. Clay and sIr Seward, we'll as Mr.. Winthrop VIII sup
mort the President lhroughou but neither Mr. Seward nor
Mr. Clay have given pledges 10 the administration VT
CLAW in all probability does not like any member OF the "a
bnet save Mr. Preston, he has certainly no particular ond-
ness either for Mr.. Clayton Mr. Meredith 10 ms!r pc.
cy he probably quite much opposed as to the policy o
the administration Just gone out ~
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Photographed for the Baltimore American.
NItI y-npL- NJ

NEW YORK, DhC 10, H. NJ
The Cotton market is neutrality-suspicious. waiting the
steamer due. Small parcels were sold this morn
ing and about 300 bales yesterday
Corn is dull and prices without important change. We
quote new 81 So cents Western mixed at 5Ss 81 c.s
and 90 81 cents for Western Northern and Southern vel.
low Prime Southern white in store Ia held at 63 cts, and
62h offered
There WIS only moderate business done in Western and
State Flour to-day bur the market for the better grades IS
very firm and the tendency upward The sales are l50o
bbls al Si.50as475 for ordinary and common 10 straight
State 81 75aS5 for mixed 20 straight Western s5aS52s for
good 10 fancy Michigan fer pure fienesee:
and s537 $50 for fancy do There Is no change 9th.
er descriptions.
The Wheat market is dull and disposition manifested
to sell
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~ 4 general meeting OF the COLONIZATION Society Of
Virginia will be held Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant al quarter past o'clock, in the FIRST Presbyterian
Church. Reverend Mr. Moores) Franklin street, be
low Governors Dir. Latrobe Of Baltimore, and other dis
ngushcd speakers expected 10 address the meeting
The members OF the Legislature and The public generally
invited alten and strenuous effort is about TO DC
made to revive and carry the Colonization enterprise in
Virginia. il is hoped that there will be rery large attendance
Dec lid B. B. MINOR, Secretary.
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.Trp FROM SANTA FEE.

ST LOUIS, Dec l2-Datcs from Santa Fe TO the 3oth &C
obcr have been received at this place. whicn org .ufe M
a had taken five Apaches prisoners who had been Offered
in exchange for Mrs. White and daughter Mr AUDI! hau
also offered in addition, the sum OF one thousana aps
Information had been received that hry-sx California
emgrans had been recently killed by the Indians near n
copper mines The troops stationed at FL paso mad staI
in pursuit of the enemy but last accounts mao not e' WIN
Three Mexicans had been killed at FL Paso on the 9th OF
October and several others were reported to nave oeen muir
dered near Santa Re.
The Indians were daily committing fresh deprcdations and
had become quite hostile To the emigrants.
Dates from Chihuahua to the So'h September represent
the cholera raging ieariuy at that place MOI less ta
Is 10 100 deaths were occurring daly.
COLUMBUS, FRIpAy, De. IA.
Orr Senate is not vet organized. Yesterday the members
commenced baong Speaker but there was no choice
The aong was ordered by the Chairman pro e without
waiting for the settlement OF the question as TO the right OF
The claimants the Hamilton county seats.
The three Steamers from New York to ChaSres on Thurs
day took goody number passengers Inc ONO hai 10
cabin and - steer;ge passengers, including u H. benson
bearer Of dispatches and special agent Of the Secretary OF
State the Cherokee about 50 passengers and the Crescent
CITY between fifty and sixty. There was great cro"dng
and excitement the wharyes The Cherokee goes 'uu
the Horn
Congress has been working hard two weeks 10 elect spca
ke wag elbow that in 1881 the House OF Rep
rescnatyes of Pennsylvania elected two in single day as
an example TO future public bodies!-t PennsyirdnGn.
THE WHO Press il hard upon MT Browh LOT MS alleged
dunlicity in negotiating with the Free Sellers and the
same time with the ultrasts of the South This prac-
ca rcbuke 10 President Taylor whose triumph was entirely
brought about bv the successful issue OF similar scheme
viii our Wing friends acknowledge This application OF Their
charge!I Philadelphia Spirit efdte Times.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
New York Dec l6--l0 p VI.
The telegraph line beyond Calais, (Meq has been out OF
order since three O'Clock this morning. consequently 1t
possible 10 receive any intelligence from Halifax tonight
with regard the arrival Of the Hiberna She mas
now been fifteen days but she is The sowes b"al OF tho
line.
with large number OF passengers among whom are num-
Der OF Hungarian refugees mostly officers and The heroine
who soyed as lieutenant in Of the hottest fought bat
lies The cargo of the Hermann said TO be valued
ly Sim 600
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IMPORTANT TELEGaAPHIC DECISION
CORRESPONDENCE Of the y. Express

COLUMBUS, (OhioD Dec. Is.
Judge MLean of the Supreme Court, has rendered i'm
por,an, decision against the telegraph claims of Morse Ken
dali Co, announcing in substance as understand that
their claim patent invalid and void in The region of
country covered by Morse and F. o. J. Smith, in their
with OReily The decision also believe extends
the invalidating of the patent generally.
We have another dispatch which says Judge NJ Lean de-
claes Morses patent invalid until he strikes out his claims
dots and lines
DEATH OF FRANZ c6ENEN.-we learn by the
Monitor exico Republican that this distinguished vionst
died lately in that city He went there in company with
Henry Herr
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nnIrRrEIl. COMPLIMENT

The N. T. Mirror genuine Taylor organ aludes to the
troubles of the Wings and says;
In politics. as in every other business honesty Is the 6es
policy If the Cabinet had been left 10 Its own Poicy
would be less troubled with internal strife But the error was
an amiabe one and perceived, will not be repeated
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IN pursuance Ordinance passed by The Council Of INC w,
Richmond on the h day 1912 providing for the ererai
OF the committee lish, hereby give notice. l' I'll
VII! tc rerri'e'i H VIC
S. erecting suitable Gas Worhs i"I e
facture Caburccd Hydrogen 'as Ir s
Con House Purifying House. aoa oh'"
Holder sufficient capariiy manufacture w. .up
,icn, ed &" SUiD ieet per
~. o upe rruurcl bc about mies-liinp f"
Syir . ami Metre The .nl thing necessary a
OH ,ly ,hr provisions the Ordinance, TO supply TIE wy
wrli Gas =, a,,i,c,tion 10
the Chairman al he Light. .. .,,
81 % tho CommltIee JAMES BoshbN' VI"
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copoSER,s INQUEST IN THE pARKMAN CASE.

CoRONERS INQUEST IN THE PARKMAN CASE
TIE Remains prored 70 be parts q The body D he1rSe
parbnan-Dr John w. Webster charged Nth haring hal-
ed hm-On Thursday afternoon, few minutes before :
clock the room In the Boston Court House occupied by the
Jury of Inquest summoned by Coroner Pratt IN the fark
man case thrown open and the reporters Oh the various
papers admitted Coroner Pratt stated that IN accordance
with the opinion expressed by the Attorney General OF the
Commonwealth Mr.. Clifford and by vote OF the jury IN
which vote he concurred the evidence before the inquest
would be from every body until laid before the Grand
jury He remarked that the inquest had been in session ~
DAVIS and had examined large number OF witnesses and
that their evidence occupied over eighty large oocap pages OF
writing paper He then said that the verdict which had been
agreed upon would be made public and accordingly the Sec
rotary the INCEST Mr. Andrews directed 10 read the
verdict duly recorded which he did, and is in tho follow
ing language -
An nquisition taken the City of Boston, within the
County of Suffolk thirteenth day of December in the year oil
Lord thousand eight hundred and forty nine before
Jabez Pratt, Esq., OF the Coroners of said County upon
the view of sundy parts of the body of dead man, viz
thorax kidneys pevs thighs left leg and sundry bones
there lying dead by the of Osmn Brewster John L.
Andrews Pearl Martin Thomas Resticux Lewis Jones and
Hafum Merrill good and lawnlmen who being charged and
inquire for The Commonwealth, when how and
by what the said dead man came TO his DEATH upon
their oahs do that they ali have been demonstrated f
be parts Of one and the same pesontha' these parts oil m
human frame have been identified and proved 10 be the remains
and parts the dead body and limbs of DR. George PakHa
late citizen of said Boston, aged about sixty years-ha
he 10 his death By violence at said Boston, on The
third day of November last between the hour
and half the clock in the afternoon OF that day aoou
which time he entered alive and in good health INTO the
Massachusetts Medical College building situated IN NORM
Grove street. in said Boston and the hour OF four OF the clock
in the afternoon of the rheth day of November last when
portion the said remains found concealed in and
under the apartments Of DR.. John w. Webster OF Cam
bridge in the county iddlesex said College building
which building the residue Of said remains afterwards
discovered that he killed in said college building BY
blow or blows wound wounds, inflicted upon him with
some instrument weapon the jurors unknown, and by
yet known said jurors, and that said blow o.
blows wound or wounds inflicted upon him and said
means were used by the hands of said Dr. John W. Webster
h. ha IN
and Jurors TO this nqustion have set their hands and seals
the day and year above said.
Jabez Pratt, Coroner, Osmyn Brewster Foreman
John L. Andrews, Secretary,
Pearl Martin Thomas Resteux,
Lewis Jones, Harum Morrill,
With seal 10 each name.
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potomac" the Washington correspondent oil the ban-
more Patriot Whg) writes on Saturday that Ills pe'y
generally conceded by the knowing ones that no oous
can be elected Speaker before Christmas except hSoSef
nor Mcdowell
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r-y- A CARD-rhe Fair for the Monumental Church
will commence Tuesday morning, the 18th instant and
continue during the week II will be held in la Faycc
Hail. on 9th street. between Jlain Franklin and nearly
opposite the Belirey. There will e refreshments together
with great number OF useful and Fancy Articles and Toys
suitabl. for the season Dec. I7-3t
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Rev. Mr.. PERKINS, Pastor Of the Unitarian Church al
Cincinnati committed suicide last Friday night by jumping
from the ferry boat the river He left his cloak hat and
memorandum book the boat He doubtless laborng
under temporary insanity He much esteemed by all
who knew him, and leaves an inssresting family.
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THE RESIGNATION OF COL. FRENONT.-It is sta
ted that Col Fremont has written the Department at
Washington rendering his resignation Commissioner 10
run boundary line between the territory and New Mexico
So says the New York Mirror.
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THE VIRGINIA HAIR TONIC
ALE an az AL nrlIIR HAIR RESIORAIlNkS.

AdEAU UF MI U HIN ''.s'I' w.lI lnown m
UHELOW we publish certificate from gentleman ven ho"h
~ nis my anu =" ~ RtcnMoSD, NoY. -, 1919
So, ,...., . yyaon c.p.,eneu: There has been much
written and said recently regard 10 Han ESioRAii'Lo
therefore determined something OF the KIND myself ann
had moi made up ms mind whose preparation would n.y.
your store middle oil July s a.i ptS,,sn , o, y'u
Of yoIr preparation called the VIRGINIA HAlk IoAl a'" ~
n.nr Cd ,Isins according directions on the bottle
This 10 certify when commenced usins the ton ,h mn
nv hon, Va, eoe, bald. ard hairless the palm oi my
hand when had bottle hair hal come GU, nc AMI n
mi nov more Than an inch long. AMI he IN healthy so
g condlon II has also stopped what had from falling out ana
,h;ns by the lime through with the second bottle shall Rave
c head Of hair the above, rere there are
xho have o their had done and would he roicn
feel conf ina, they will the VIRGiNA hAh
, "a. II un.ry according dIrectlon5 that they VIII ~ '
short nr a head oil hair think this certificate
e q, any TIE community you can use " ''
gay think best Yours H!o'' ie'ihs,,a ,,,v .1-T
We'll =" 49,
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"poomac" the Washington correspondent OF the ba''i-
more Patriot Whg) writes on Saturday, that Is pretty
generally conceded by the knowing ones that no oooy can
be elected Speaker before Christmas except Ex-Governor
Mcdowell"
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BY THE TELEGRAPH,
FROM WASHINGTON.
NO CHOICE YET OF SPEAKER,
ALL IDEA or COMPROMISE SECUTED,
Telepraphed for the Richmond Enou;rer


ALL IDEA or COMPROMISE SECUTED,
Telegraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.
WAsHISoToS, Dec. II, P NJ
The members of the House Of Representatives met At
to-day and again proceeded 10 vote for Speaker h
following is the result of the voting:
FInsT BAILor.-Winthrop, Whig 10; Lynn Boyd, Demo.
crat, ST.
About fifteen other gentlemen were voted for on this b,
lot Before The voting began however Mr. Stanley of Noh
Carolina asked lcnvc to withdraw from the contest
SECOND BALLor-Winthrop -, Boyd ST. The scattering
vote again defeated an election.
TnrRp BaLLo7-Winthrop IS, Boyd 81.
FOURTH BALLor-Winrhrop 81, Boyd 81.
Amongst the prominent OF those voted for on ths
ballot beside Messrs Winthrop and Boyd We're Messrs
Thaddeus Stevens, Morehead and White.
After the annunciaon of the result of the fourth ballot
several resolutions Offered proposing plans for eectine
Speaker bringing about compromise &c; but they were
all voted down The members finding themselves utterly
unable 10 agree upon any feasible plan for organizing ad
louricd until tomorrow.
The SENATE convened at y VI and aerw aas went
into Executive session. after spending Time hen the
doors were opened, and the Senate adjourned.
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WOKE A'i ANorHER NEW NOTE
rUyE following Testimonials OF The New York Respect
i fully submitted 10 a discriminating public:
From the New York Commercial Advertiser 9Th December
Those ucrt Of which truly yours speaks
not from human throat OF those wonderful pieces
mechanism known Worcester Pianos As we have
"ats said & give os tA iy bamnnioU "'s anu m.
,lous that We accustomed To listen 10
From the Home Journal. octooerasl
woRCESTERS FIANOs We invited few days ago
examine the foreWarcroo OF Mr. Worcester IN the Third
Of from the rough boards to shy and exqa
sey toned ornament OF the paor As workman Mr. Worcester
has had and his are known and apprec
every pan the land We advise readers aaa
VS. extensive and admirable nl,Euiac,ory
The York Commercial advertise. tho 2'h November eopir,
we agree with above. Morris and wiss Home Journal
elrly and we claim to know something about me matter
and finish Of mechanical cxccu,on.''
IMPROVEMENT ' s ss,s Y 9S fully entitled to I'll.
credit have effected the greatest real Improvements the
may added the Of certain parts OF their
The the power and bliancy Of the whole while others
have aved money upon the fantastic decorations 9" The frames bu
our Worcester whose Pianos have aey made their
way rapidly public favor belongs The er Of Increasing Tie
time the power Quality aaa ,dra,e o. Ios and without
corresponding exaggeon a" price HIS nanuae'ory and ware
Of Shilling gentleman lady aiN
really DESTROYS of purchasing first class Piano that can be
MORRIS BROTHER.
sle agents for tho sale OF WoRCESTERS DEKfuL N
STR MESTS constantly supplied with full and complete
rrRE varying from six 10 seven octave
and by an, every packet New York continue 10 receive adj
!ona supplies rendering their all times COMMANDING Asu
DESIRABLE TO PURCHASERS 10 examine and srlet, from
They solicit the they offer from
pgssoR ana the with the full assurance render
M entire satisfaction 10 PURCHASERS
- ~ NORRIS & BROTHER,
Successors DRISKgR NORRIS dealers Piano Porr Foreign
American Book, and Stationery, Is
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE & co., Rich.
III mond. Virginia
For th:s isy-Capa, s2oct, 5000 1900 p OF 1907 &c. Tick
81
Drawn Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No s
y - q a - 90 II 81 q O. 4 g ~
Dec Is 4 W. PURCELL d. CO
uDRTUNE's HOME.-CHALK'S OFFICE, No. 8,
II Main Street. Richmond Virginia
Drawn Nos Of P9ta r ,0 e g'a q, \" Z
Ticket, Nos 10 - -. Capital, sold and paid
Nos Of Grand coH'%l' a. ), ousry clas; 20
Ticket Non u n Is. prize "l sao returned ,,
This day Bel AIR Lottery, Class No a-Camas; SA9n'
Also Small rrys 3,fs, 40 5n Nc Tickets 81, at cHALKS
Dec
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED at South Hill, Thursday, Dec. 9th BY the
Rev Jack Street Mr.. W1l. T. BIRCH, to Miss NANCY
WILLIAMS, all Of Essex county, VA.
MARRIED on Thursday evening, hc 18Th insr al South
Garden in the county Of New Kent By the Rev Dr. Carter
Dr. JOHN " ROYSTER, Of Cabin Point Suny, 10 Miss
LUCY G. PRICE of the same place
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TSf
OBITUARIES,

DIED on the 23d of November in Hampshire county, in
this State of Typhoid Fever after ness OF nine
days in the 20 year Of his age, WILLIAM, son OF james
Allen, Esq.
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PIANO.
Il 90 X s.


StTEIILS JUVENILE CYCLoP :EDA, or PICTORIAL 9pS'"s
= Reading Assistant, LondoG-6o cents ,c,,x,d ~
The IJoly (opels with illustrations on wood
Mr. Charles Heath London-s3 So FL, History; -
The Romance of The Peerage. or Curoshes OF fa'Hs "
t.,rr. Lille Craik. = yo,Imrs-s2 80 ., n R,yaois
pskwieI Abroad, or the Tour in Fraace BY 6 ?" )" '''
Eal 81 . n ,,,r-,, Il ilustratoS'
IontGn isI 80 q ans illustrated "
Chess for bcginGers in series Of progressive is'"H
nu,ner Gus dia grams, colorsSl i,lu.rritsi~-
Ileh Diamonds, Theory Of lssh VII and ilu''s'''
The Two Sisters by Lady Charlotte Bury, csn's ,nts
Norwood or Life the Prairie; BY Ned Bunl,e BROTHER
For sale by GEOKdE ". "1'i
Dec. IL
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Photographed for Tho Baltimore SUM-

TelcgraPhed Tor mo BaIliAlVfe Jun
New ORLEANS Dec. 10.
On Friday the sales OF cotton amounted 10 800 bales at
6rmer prices Sales of the week amount 5000 bales.
The stock on hand $4,000 Operators are awaiting
the steamer
Our city is very healthy
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T. D. S CARY, u e
COMMISSIONER UFIN I.
GIorcIsTER CorRT Horse, Dtce,nbcT ~. ~

COLCHESTER forRT iiorsE, Dtcempcr H. ~:
The parties vl lse take Loiier thai % ~
the Isl, lav iariay lSJl my office at Gloucester '"p
.wren me hours at and IN The a,riG" ~ |
d. proceed by this decree rrlEf "
M wlra and where required 10 a;. before Inc VII" Ie
bic perform my i u
rI II aid accounts taken day TIA; l' s
III, enl ~ Adjourned 10y day. and tihic 20 nn M ivy
are completed. = '" hu'l'",,
n.r -tNiN
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IN CHANcERY-riRGNlA :-t.ioucosttr Circuit superior
/ Court Of Law and Chancerv. October tery, 1915
Robert ris and as trustee Tor Mat HACKNEY anu
o,ltrs, .'"9"''
against ,,. /, n. H. 4,
ceased BENJAMIN and John Waller i own right AMI as rus
,er for i;core Waller said Gcors Waller. Defendants
The defendants Benjamin Waller, John Waller AMI George Wallet
ami Iohn Waller George Waller, against whom the PLAIN
M aucar proceeded the mode prescribed by the ar oi As
srlnl appear aud answer on motion m hr PaH's
their min ,krn the SAID defendants AMI tlii
cousc came on this heard upon M bill aud exhibits anu ING
answer the Peter Kemp and Oswald Kemp txcru
rrs q, Edward Waller deceased c replication hcrel" ana was
argued by COUNSEL. consideration whereof the cou i"h .e
rl,r and decree the said Peter Kemp and Oswald heh 60
rer before Charles Montague, wo Is appointed toirilli
Tor at purpor al their transactions a. Executor, 81 RAJ
x Waller deceased N which account the SAID 'omini'
charged c uFn proper tcstIn" any account "heh n"I
have been settled sand Executors before Commissioner "
1muasioucrs Of the County Court OF Gloucester and amed 10
the miulnn 81 ihis uH anu N e"
nh further order Commissioner d" state al account,
shaving the nature. an amount al all the property! Irh anu
rro, now remaining belonging the oi the SAIL I"au
MAILER deceased the cb due 10 the same, ana ~ account
he debts due from r ai o",
;hc said Commissioner enquire air" reiait 10 w w
PROV
The l ot Edward Waller easri Dic sail several accounts M
M audit state and settle, and niDF
ms court ans matter specially stated deemed pertinent ~ n
sill. or required 10 be sIaei AMI Va aAs
authorized Ia examine
ar .ler ;lcm such Witnesses may lie r"of'tl
Irn II, upon ntcrrosa'"Iies filed, touching Tie SUBJECT
matter san! accounts e..,,. 4, -
Copy r'sic. l. Is tAH' u
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TO THE LADIES.

TO TIE LADIES'. -,
yUyE subscriber wishes the ladies' tins cry ~ ~~
ever they may wish prepare for party OF "rnt, sn
viii with pleasure them IN The Of MAKING rf
.,ie, and Cake Barch Momge, Icing o Cake \,
ny ability ladies who need my services reg
cr 10 Mr.; John Caskie BE- in on wa
street, between Sd and 18th streets Miss y Is rio'"
nnc ILL