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SUPERIOR 02i Wines and Liquors.-A our Wine Room,
- opposite Browns Hotel
% demjohns and 100 bottles south side Madeira Wine
20 do and 100 Madeira Wine,
in 1889 by Messrs. McIlyane Williams Baltimore
Old pale and brown Sherries, in wood and bottles
Old Port, pure and fine quality do
Old London Dock Brandy, Wit Goddard, oard, MMte, and
other choice brands, in wood and bottles
Champagne Wine approved brands Moet Hei tseck,
Mum, and other standard brands, warranted pure
Jamaica Rum, high proof and flavor
Holland Gin, OF fine quality
Irish and Scotch Whiskey, of tine favor
Old Rye Whskey, superior quality, wood bottles
Scotch Ale and London Brown
Old Havana Cigars Vicoras Frankins Silva
other brands, Chewing
GEO. THos. PARKER Co.
Dec. l9-6wif
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THOMAS r. TwTTTY,
tf1h 0 Worrrfo~, North Coroiiwd.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No % Gravier street, NJ. o.
RKrssrsoss-HonJ. r. ,. Daniel, Hon A. w. venabie.
Nov 30 On
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SHAVING sOAPon for sale, small quantity
Naples Corpound Shaving This compound may
pended upon tho quality protecting the skin from ra
ton, which will smooth rface capable
For sale by VIM FISCHER.
IL
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Ners from California.

NEw YoRK, January 10.
SAN Francisco, December mir. Bayard Taylor. the
correspondent of the New York Tribune sends letters by
the steamer Unicorn, which just about starting
Panama, with dates n above
The steamer Panama had arrived San Franchises
Fifteen thousand AT the State election Pc
H. Barnett has been elected governors John McD1uge
lieutenant governor; George W. Wright and Ed win Gil
bert, United States representative They are all demo
Nothing decisive the United States
Public order regned throughout, all the country Labor
was constantly becoming cheaper in consequence Of the
great number Of coming from the spend
tue winter in the cities. Boots OF heavy make selling
at San Francisco at $S7 pair The growth Of the city
Is without parale-it numbers 900 inhabitants,
without the transient population, and business is becoming
and active The departures during the month
Of November equal to the arrivals The emgrants
countered severe snow storm near Sampson Pass. Re
lief has been sent to them from Sacramento city The
roads IN the vicinity miry-some places impossible
Flour was selling at Stockton at 81 per pound Gold dig
gipg Is still increasing.
day
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(u.AGETT& DODsON would respectfully give notice
70 all their customers their books
Una, on Or aecu, the M the New Year their bills will be rendered
when settlements for the same, with the by
will be most thankfully received thereby enabling them 70 close
their books for lsfe
Dec. 28-eoIw
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Lives insured 80
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
CHARLEs DE sKLDss, No. II Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent
w. T. JoHssrox, M d. opposite City Post once, street,
Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles operations
pany can be had on application at the Agents Office.
Dec g.
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OhAesu SKATES F@<1MA Omess
November "a 1919
ON petition stephen H. Long Lousyie, Ksnlucky
praying for the extension OF patent granted said Long
bfacing for bridges years NE
expiration Of said patent which takes place on the twenty third
day OF January, lS5O- .A -
Il ordered said petition be heard the Patent Once
Tuesday January u O'Clock and all persons
notified and show they have, why
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered that this notice be published In Tho Republic
telgencer, and Union, Washington city, d. g Tribune, New
York Providence Journal, r. Daily Atlas Cincinnati nd
annapolis State Jonna indianapos Louisville Journal Louisville
Kentucky week for weeks previous
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s-Edo papers please copy, Their
s 70 the Patent onice with containing this notice.
Nov. M-law3w
Rf he recent arrivals have complete
latest ana most shionabe Styles OF which would
ing festive season, - ~
Sable mufs vctorines and ss.&&
Stone martin mufs paaunes, and adelaide collar. 81
Rich long fur Hudson Bay black lynx DO do do
Ramp.scha,sa bear DO DO
Sets OF pure white ermine comprising mun adelaide collar
and mucheEts
Cynetdown peernes, vctorines and adelaides
Cygnet do very superior
Ladies', and misses French grey felt bonnets
Chldrens rich white, grey and black beavers beautifully
trimmed, the complete assortment this side New York
Fur gloves, foot mufs, carriage rugs
Fashionable hat depot, west Of
Dec. l8-d6uf Browns Hotel Washington.
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CHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS PREsENTs.-JoHs
IL. GIBBS will open during q
Of beautiful Holyday GOODS,
Work boxes port feucs, writing desks, and whiting
Odor cases, toilet hacons
Card
Silver mother Of pearl, she'll enameied
Mother Of pearl and ivory iabet for balls and other
Silver gilt and plated bouquet holders
Very elegant and fashionable evening fans
Cigar monnaics and purses
jewery fngerrinex medaIlons,
breastpins, earrings, kc.
Gold and silver pencils, pens, penholders, &C.
Fancy fruit and
great quantity pretty Articles which
JOHN H. GIBBS
Fancy store, avenue, 9th and 10th
Dec. 1s-6tf
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ny GREEN q TAsrET, Aucsscnesrs.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, excellent pscon Hams
III Buckwhex Flour &C. Saturday Inc oth in.
shall cell in mont Of Centre Market good
OF furniture, nc.
Also, rs fine family hams.
rs barrels and half barrels buckwhes,, prime
GREEN TAsTET,
Jmp--M Ancaoneer
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Smithsonian Institution win he held iris morning, smith
sonan building, at IL o'clock Ian 11-u
NEW YORK Journal OF Medicine and she Collateral
IN Sciences New Series Vol No l. for January, pub
hed containing history cholera a.
In the city Of New York In lsf9 illustrated
relative intensity and mortality 10 each ward &C., by VIM Buell.
d. physician the Centre street 3t
the Eclectic Essay
Of the Uterus original from Bryan
dephis, Drr Wells army and
and willard Of New York reviews q two recent works obse
diseases Of chdren photographed recent pubcs
ons retrospect Of foreign medical journals
Of the choIeraommitce Of the Royal College
don con the nature and import Of certain ncrosop bodies found
In the discharges Of choen patlenv &c
peutc value Of cod liver OIL with selections
Journals and items Of dca intelligence
contains IA and numbers
eminent writers In the medical profession
York and in the United States TERMS % per per
copy specimen numbers forwarded OF the United sti
application (po paid publisher d. Fanssw
way city Of New York Numbers for sale, subscriptions
ceived BY TAYIoR
Jan Irwin Penn avenue, ssen, for washington civ
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90 An adjourned meeting Of the Regents OF the
Institution win held iris morning. Smith
sonan building, at III O'Clock. Jan 11--lt
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RENCH and Spanish LanguaGcs.--J. MEIERE,
essor United States navy Yale College, Ac respectfully
quans the citizens Of Washington that he coniempAes giving
rncton In the above languages well In the English for
egDer.
Prof Mesre fae himself that his reputation
too well established here require particular references
For &c address j. NJ NJ the Fanck
Taylor, Taylor Maury Fischer,
Wllans opposite Mr. Franck Tayiors, Pennsylvania
Nov ST
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I,ANCy SEALING wAx.--w FISCHER importer Of sta
ionery received direct a
large assortment of fancy Of the brilliant coo put ~
In and packages which he will sell prices
staioner Hall, where be had
page-one third less than IL Is sold elsewhere
Nov. 27--3tawJw
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The meeting concluded hymn, by orphans
by the Rev Mr. Brown, and benedcon BY the Rev Mr. French
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II. FULLER, Esq,
Editor of the Mirror, New York.
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gHORTREDE's Logartfhmic Tables, 90 seven places
~ OF decimal containing Iogamc signs and angen 70 every
second o. The circle with IN place and 'ime Rob short
rede r. g. &c. honorable East India companys
service and first gonomctca survey Of In
dia One large Edinburgh October 1919 30 shllng
sterling Can be imported, to order by - ..
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Card 20 the Public.
NJ have day received supply
white and black satin and Kid slippers, gaier boots and
brodered sanda gum amonrs
which win be found celebrated New yer,
light and beautiful article ladies' gum
For gentlemen dress and boots patent
apd Congress boots gum elastic Shoes and generally large
stock goods suabe for
kept In the most extensive establishments Al (which
at wholesale retail nj moderate prices.
A. CoYLE 4 son.
Dec 4-eodIw
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NOsfIEN butter, Flour dEc.-Landing ibis day
VI 81 kegs fresh Orange dairy Butter,
% Goshen Butter Of daines
In Delaware county, New York.
s7 kegs choice butter county, Pennsyvs-
81 boxes English dairy Cheese
SO barrels superior Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour
10 bags Bethlehem Buckwheat Flour, containing 50 and IS lbs
superior quality
90 barrels extra tennessee Family Flour.
For sale by GEO. d TIIOS. PARKER O. co.
Dec 4-3taw3w Opposite Browns Hotel
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John m. McCALA, late Second Audftor OF she Treas
uy offers his services IN The prosecution o. claims on he govern
mcnt before Congress Of mill
ay accounts agency generally He will also
law In the District courts
business should be postpaid His Of
Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue opposite the Tcle
graph ofhce .,a. -.
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IReported for the Crescent
Z Louisiana Legislatsires

-.
Baron RoueE, Monday, Jan 2S 1850:
Your Reporterhas nothing TO communicate Of in
terest to your readers.
SENArE.-ln the Senate to-day nothing was
done except a resolution requesting our Senators
and Representatives to use their best exertions to
have a survey made of the best and most Practica-
bic routefor railroad from Vicksburg to the Pa.
ciic, by way of shreveport After passing a reso-
luton Of thanks to Lent Gov. LANDRY, the SEN
ate adjourned to the Methodist Church, where the
oath Of Office was administered to Gems, WALKER
and PLApcHE, by Chief Justice EUsrIs. | send
you copy Of the Inaugural. ). The city is filed
with strangers who came here towitness the ihau-
guration and the days proceedings viii close with
ball at the Barracks
john c. LARUE, from the Third District, will
resign his seat in the House tomorrow and be ap-
pointed Attorney General. Tomorrow viii give
you sketch Of WI1pER's bills for the city.
HoUsE.-A large number Of petitions were in
trodhced to-day !. the only worthy Of note for
the city, were from the Second Municipality Coun-
ell in regard to the batture question and from the
Commissioners Of the General Sinking Fund, pray
ing that special tax might be levied for the pur-
pose of paying off the debt The last petition was
referred to special committee of nine-three from
each Municipality "A resolution was adopted APP
pointing Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose
Of eleciipg State Treasurer. Mr.. WILDER also
introduced his bills, notices Of which sent you in
the last DAYS proceedings.
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between 81 .q Q1rs Of the established aud
kuafQncd BY the Constitution. should Re destroyed
tfenea On uy e Action o. the General t2cgefnne4 tlu
Az 10 mne with ghnors u i
For }es do hesitate 10 saT lll should leq upon The
ai4eluon "a te 0nions siq sfea iy tat cptA
Dei ~ Us but fnt. this cnianllly Wuql be-
ce an her J. not QUE OF czenH Who would be Hing.
e. s!fbml1on Under tlse rFeamslace epncuTne IN the
p9lflgflc views OF Trecpr, deem Il duty, az the
SRlel ngnte Of one 81 the States, WHOSE VIA are
called ~ question by the blindness of pindleq sad the taT
lae neole OF lissslppis and p sugsst % yoq me cxe
dency OF LouAna,s celebrating wifi hetns y AZ eNfes
SION 81 sgllnqns, f, and akeahes Al tie
proposed Convention to be held Of N June next
oa were lntprmed by my able add ulelted hIeaecsof
when you int came togesE q those matters which lls eS
Flenee enabled him ~ Point out requiring yonr iinme
aaie aenlon It will Therefore, be Tor ne TO
EeeapituatR them you hut ns the public business,
trusted % ny care VII be ne ccls,ant Object q my solicit
20 de sai hereafter, from time to time hay beore you.
yon1 We Houses whhleY Il concerns fbn to know
'HF nptire By otilers
IN tie exercise Of the appointing power vested in me b The
shall eudeayor to select snf persons only as
unite TO Integrity and capaey, to habits Of industry sd
application 10 business will beno likely to a. e
ernt and prompt, nswel a. aith discharge Of official duty
THIS trust is reposoi in the Chief kagata, not Tor his per
ona qualification, bnt for the gnbe and ~ dicha
ing shall resf be unnidfa of its object and character.
~ ths W III only add TINT twill be at all times my pesnf,
as u VII be duty, 70 cooperate with YOU WITHIN the
sphere assigned a acenent OF The interests and
me pFoleeuen OF the iEhs OF the STATE;
In suffering upon the Of high place to which have
been elected BY my ieow-ctizps cannot refrain from
pressing my sense of the h0nor they have done me- and
larlg 70 them, through y0E, heartfelt thanks Tor this
manifestation Of their condolences disrnst my ability
realize the expectations entertained by them, and only hope
Justify, degree their kind partialty by devotng
sen 70 the best ofny efforts to their services.
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The Public sohnnIs.

The examinations Of the Primary Department
take place to-day [Mondayl; those of the interme
date departments tomorrow Tuesday, and of the
highero on Wednesday, commencing on each day al
halEpast o'clock.
On Thursday, the pupils of the High School.
and the intermediate departments, will repair to the
Lyeeum Hall fora public exhibition of defamation
and singing. The number of pupils in the schools
is too large to admit ola full gathering of all in oui
town. There are three thousand Of them, of whom
large proportion are too small to take part in the
exercises and it is desirable to reserve
as much room as possible for parents-whose at
tendance is earnestly invited and for the public
to whom the prosperous results OF the school sys-
tenn in this city are matters of importance.
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Jones's italian ChemicaI soap,

AIR" 4 dreamed that dacelt in Marble Eails''
IdrsaEed lhnt dwelt in marble halls
With plmpies and Tan . ny lace; ~. -
And thought thaJ Al parties at soirfes and balls
lwas termed y phisve disgrace 49,.
had riches enough, hut, alaxl could no. count
On possessing healthy skin:
Het Thought thatH whisper said You may surfnonut
Dsngure.hsnt,, he they hateful o. stn
dreamed that Eltprs nov sought my hand
Bat they AZ DID repuiiaie my lace
Fcrth they en- d. Th0ag features are formed a aud land
The yellow neck and pimplrd ssn arc dsgrace.i'
1leni thought that eiei, n a vuice snil Of hope,
~ Hnre my plmples-Dake my skin white and fair p
voice aoSyee = - cab af ufaJlNESis famed SOAP
And your nad Will ie free from dssrsifl' :
Then dreamed ihai Used iseh hat moment Of blsl
My skin ehsnged from if ytil0,stsl hue;
Ny uecs was inaae eear, and face laade 10 kiss,
eheaeh an angvi might cl5ifa 4 his due
Th1 p.4ples, tbs iT5Ckies. iie bistehes the tan,
Haueecanped, and voice Is MS side
Said, :. Ind, ~, you viii poe be the glory of 11an,
Ay the virtue. de hope and the prdeth
BIZ oaly Agency IN NorsAns ISL ohARTREs iaso srsp
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rr.aa.:;77aM MUSIC STORE, 4
N N m Nj Nos. 5 and I Caaap ST., SsjF
" Xfu Three doors from Canal E2


TIRE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
a that they can aW ays flnd his MUSIC STORE, a
choice and large assortment of p Ia M o For ES
at very reasonable prices, aud on accommodating terms
Among them are Piano Fores made by the old and cele-
DRAFTED manufacturers Gilbert u Co., Of Boston, Of rich
and M9hosnnyi with iron frames, made in tire subsan
tai and wofRmanlike manner. Also, the justly celebrated
det'da PieR0 FogtGs which for sweetness of tone have
been equaed. They are necuarly snited 10 the country
as the A4olan does not require tuning for years.
Inc New ImproVeme n in Piano Fortes, the patent
pttrdtg Operbrtdge Is also for sale at the establish
nent inns improvement gives peculiar hlnlness and bril-
Piano, and renders capable of remaining much longer
tune than those in ordinary use.
w. Il. M is Agent for Henri Hers celebrated Grand
tlanos and Piahino made In Paris For power and
ness Of tone, they stand pre6minent-
The Dolce CcRpdna attachment. Pleyel Co 3 Paris
Flames and Instruments from all The best manufactures,
/. SECOND HAND PIANOS for sale, from $50 to $500
each, and taken in part payment for new Planes
PIsA2S ReePssEEs9 IHgsd Re9tsd and Appraised
md lnsir1ment for Village Churches Lodges Serenadng
Parties, and the private practice Of oganists, possesses
sweet snd powerful Tone portable lwcighing % pOun
and offered al so each. -
llntes Flageoie Strings, and Musical Merchandise OF
every KIND Yii be Proupy executed at reasonable prices
bands sgppled with Brrs Instruments aud Band Music
HAhfs double and single action, hand and made to
muSlC-ihe largest catalogue in the South. The stock
an scen mutation OF twenty years In Il many old
and beaqtIig pieces ont OF print
NEW hipSlC received by every arrival from the North
VALVES, yea regular supply. Original Music published
esety Week at uis Sofe-Native Compositions solcitsJ
usc eon4d, copiss and aEa9ged Sgbserp9ns received
he Balumo.e olo. By addressing the underisnesI
Catalogues Of Music will be sent 10 my aft Of he niin
ihg sIatss las q WM. I. MAYO.
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lust opened at SIMPSONS, rs CHARrREs sTREEr,
large assortment Of NEW BAREGES, some very rich
and new styles.
Also 1900 yards BAREGES, all Wool at % cents per yard
-sELIdSG OFF VERY Low
large assortment Of these MUSLINS of last seasons
importation "A lso-All WOODEN GOODS adapted
TO ran use. - - y ia2n
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. aray HeaisI ermy IIeadsl Read,

~ hereby certify my turning gray and that
SINCE have uset IgNEs's COR Al HAIR it
has entirely ceased angis growing fast and has
Before used Jone Coral Hair Restorative eombd
Of hair daily WILLIAM ToMPkINs, 90 King st., NY
D Mr. Power grocer Fulton had his hair choked UP
with Dandra apd oues Coral Hair Restorative entirely CURED
NJ Do you dress, beanty and make your
cleaa Readl Henry r. Cullen late bptrd the
brat South America, do certify that Joaes's Coral Hair
the best see ever used Tor dEeug sossning enag and
TO any hing else.
~ For ale only atI5l CHARTREs sreet NO. asa Con
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= % he Alabama Conference Of the Me hodist
Church having just iini he'd its session at Columbus,
Miss has made the following appoint ments R '.
p, Hamilton is stationed at the Franklin street
Church, IN Mobile Rev. Wan. II. Milburn, ST
Francis Street Church. Rev Mr.. Elder, Presiding
Elder for the District The Rev @. C. Gillespie is
stationed at Eufala, aud the Rev Mr.. Spelman al
fuseal osa, The two latter gentleman presided
over tle churches Of Mobile during The last year,
We learn that the Rev p. p Nicely, who was
suspended from his ministerial functions in Mobile
has been remsta,ed in the Conference, and is now
stationed At Columbus, Miss, on the petition Of the
Inhabitants Of that town.
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asith FEBHUARY.s.. 1 ath FEBRUARY
VsdEEeaaE6eee,S EDMar.

ttte NewOdeans staoners' Warehouse Camp street.
I'D exqaate has been provided
fr s and say tho and acoss 70 su very
vr s q human wit and sentipsn for The approaching memorable
Ish Of February light yes Of api have Just
been received iieahe Northern cis exeme care
aad by asefal mind They viii be found ennsny deserving
podce of the youthfnl portion Of the community
LOVE viii reeoeet that this hundred in The
chronicle Of te and peculiarly favorable
g Il IS the time when Gupii keeps his court
Unto the which all lovers do rrsort,p NJ 81
Also large and beaun Of VALENTINE EnyE
oPEs and VALENTINE LETTER WRITER'S.
ja2S 9ttW For sale by j. B STEEL. Ia Camp street
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Halaasseassc .4ata'Ncfiola !!

at ExTRE.HELK LOW PRICESff
Through the medium of Eastern Manufacturers am now
enabled to offer BOOTS AND SHOES 25 per
cent LOWER than former prices, and woud invite the ae
ton Of the Ladies, and the public generally to my large and
well assorted stock of the above articles and at prices
that defy competition my motto ia future shall be Large
Sales and Small Profits.
j. G. WEBER, corner Carondelet and Julia. and
jaSo 3t Camp and Dupander Streets
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Eds cseseoRf- Plea pfe oy ing cxeil of Louisville
tnnfna' e Interested encouraging the visits to os City,
ag only OF many bright and narienlar star that have
i' Winter gtaced our Wesssn Wofld bat Of al who by
ezee.ee a their line deserve The patronage OF he public
Re eel shat we hive moi been well treated "a a,s.
ase.sea ke1 Tee 70 pass Up, Without as understood
snse eost being made reian her Tor ills theatre lie 1
row - Pour oy, aud Flay- zoe arc on The e pfre 10
Know Hneslef AZ engagement has been effected with te
nssFf e'isea and accomplished AIiss DAvKaroar Oar
i1eepiiE papniaon VII ncsf fareiye tsaf,,s
without 'e prize no Hndouhiealy would make greater
sensation Apn any star dat ever appear ii IN our midst si
reward him Fi1 henss esswde 20 osero,sins, and CON-
possd Of ths die Of I.o,,,ss,,,s
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We beg 70 sel aussnton 10 the adyefiise
mslslS NJ !. G, Weber Ills stock Of boots and
sless Y AZ that can be desifed. comprising III
aoaltlss witch be eiisrs 81 extremely low ra.es
Gge btu & ta y ''''' = =
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/. o. Hssf bensis 81 he Varieties, lahes
ihSe ioselshs W. nsed moi say a word ior The
npsIse 81 lllsg crowded Epuse. or course
every en- AiI b. siIlsa This lady has made aesl
eslf %llll'H slls bfitf refi6d of her engagement
hers. ~ alnFisdlsd hxsfsls With tie y.golile
iae. ~ me liaais are gFacsfa eciicp. hsf
sse3 <5Ia aAl One Singing lssr dancing and tics.
ins 5Asi, have niglaslg charmed the audi
tat II never lnskes her Appearance With
.ss 's .Ve|eeassi with fcunsls q applsuse. Tie
he.'el * eilss Nof,lly q the name a,Id will
sesi he SziaesEy y ihe house. which win be
alsraae ron s.is % gallery
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Appointments by tae President,

By and NTH the ddUice and consent of The Senate
Henry d. Maxwell, of Pennsylvania TO be Consul Of the
United States for the port OF Trieste, in Austria
James Wright GOrton, Of Michigan, be Consul of the
United States for the port OF PeTnanbueo, in Brazil.