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s.i eosdsa.s m.ehi.. Ssss. ,.sfauns, pumps
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and foa ne load water line the
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sc =. ss s be e's Of
The y.i.caa. a. ..a.lasy IA Be len with
.sD.s sssss s =
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The terms Of payment will b = ocSs xhss one hd Of the
dsp.nn.., .s.. 'A.l y one am
whole tbs when Of the work
SHALL campsAsA here shal be further
the sa have naAe trial p, satisfactory
than there $ha be
further OF aud when The shall have been in
hs sa isnsnias s1 inc
during PERIOD detective workmanship and material being
at he pense Of The contractor.
Each must specify the ship for which the Offer Is made
BY full complete specifications and
DESIRED will be returned those whose offers
may accepted II also be stated what establishment
is be DONE
proposal accompanied By that tho
tract awarded viii be faithfully performed and the
bidders will be required enter aio security for that pnose In
~ ~ " j. G. DoBBIN.
July l-2swtIAuk Secretary Of the Navy
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DIED,

Al O'Clock m, the 9Th instant, WILLIAM KING, in
the sd year of his sge.
His funeral will take place At ~ O'Clock M The 9Th
his street, GeoKeiowu,
which place be u resident for nearly 60 years.
city, in~:an, sEABRooK ouiy dsush
Of JoHN d. and BsAsnr aged
eight days
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o. The Rev. Henry siscer will by leave OF Prsvs
hall ~ sabbsfh
Nh instant NJ II o'clock July .
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Distribution Of premiums Of the Wash
Seminary will take place At the National Theatre on
Wednesday. July l9h, n O'Clock,
The public respectfully invited 10 attend
k-da
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TRUsrEEy SALE OF IMPROVED PkoPERTY-6y virtue rue. Q
from Edwin PhiIips 20 The subecnbdr Gated
0O, recorded in Aer j. A. s., No. ~ fosos
Ac OF land records Of Washington county the sub
scher Pnbic auc6oa basAay ahernoon Juy lsh,
O'Clock, the psemssa the west part q o NO II IN square
10 north street, between iao ana ai
unnins back 70 iaches nen hundred
with the improvements,
Terma cssh. g. w. CUTTER, Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Jaly 9-so6s A0cuoaess.
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A CARIBOU respectfully notified that
being made on and viii b presented to the
the SSH.
very obliged who shall call and settle
July after p0sb ~ absolutely
In bnsincss that receive all amounts
due
III comply the above las they
certainly ought do tnebtiou make arrangements for
larger than usual order meet
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co,
p -d2wif
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RUSSIAN PAc1uo--There is a considerable
degree Of mys,ery attached the movements OF the Rus
vcsses-of-war in the Pacific We stated on the arri
val of the last mai fran India that our admiral was at
Singapore assembling squadron with the view of looking
the Russians in the Chinese seas At that time it was
understood that the Russian admiral with the ships under
his command was Manila, on his way home to Europe
and having with damage which the authorities
Manila would give the requisite facilities for repair
ing intended calling at Java effect the necessary repairs
qures confirmation while the intention proceed to Java
was gathered from the part of the Russian adm
raj to blind his future intentions Prior leaving Man
Ia purchased bills upon Batavia and this led to the be-
lief of his intending to call there Of his ships was
seen off the port Of Woosung by The which carried
out the last outward mail TO Shanghai waiting the ics
patches sent out BY said steamer and after receiving them
proceeded to sea- Where the rendezvous to be no one
knows but all in the East suppose the ships have proceed
ed to the Russian dominons in the north II may SO
but joined by the heavy Russian frigae Aurora which
sailed from Calao the 36h April tprior tAe receipt of
the declaration Of war which reached that port the th
May and Diana which had previously left Valparaiso the
feet would be formidable in the Pacific and might do an i'm
mense amount of injury trade before even their
whereabou could be learned The destination Of the Au
rora supposed in Caao 10 be the Sandwich islands
The rgaes and Diana left Europe at the latter end
Of year. and it much suppose that they were
the Pacific without object that such OBJ
jcot merely seek shelter in the Asac or American
ports Of Russia in that they might &C well have
stayed at home Mystery is the groundwo Of conjecture
which is offered ample field for its exercise in these
movements Of the Russian ships,-Licepool Albion
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TEE Annnal Counmences.snt or Geergetewa Coli
Ieee will Tuesdsy July lth, at O'Clock
On Monday the 10Th instant public dissertations on Rational
students Of the graduating class
commencing o'clock The public sspectfeiy
vised 10 attend on occasions. b. A. MACUlRE,
July s-d3ts President
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DIRECTORY. new edition, cor
TAYLOR 4 MAURYT
JuIy BOOKSTORE 9th street
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NOTICE hoxeby Sfvon thaf All accounts due the
undersigned ard will about
18th Instant when settlements VIII pc Respectfully but
eaEnsssy solicited. HOOE, BRO, d CO.
June 44-Sxw3wif
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE. Auet,on.er,


oa Monday morning July I7h at 10 O'Clock, shall
east toppoe capilo Pak,, farnars and house
Hahessny spring aa -ssa,.ofa, rocker.
Marble,,op side table
Dining aud breakfast tables, chaiss
e snsa.n sSS : s1sas. ea %,!.''
Carpe,s, oicotA, stair rods and eyes
Csit.se bsdseada, ~sshstands, toilet sets
Hair and ., bus. %. a,.s Iish, 'snss
Ref.isefaicrs, cooking ao.e and 6n.r..
= rarior .sd os.pser stoves, bsth Tub, &c,
Terms Sa5 and under, cash ss credit Of sixty
rs The house for inquire premises Or Of the
'' SaSs~a las 2 hssS Seidps,s,
~ ). c. MoGULRE. A.sssss.esr.
pRCsTEEs' SALE or REAL EsrArE~-cs, rn.rsday aner-
Of u a a fha%a. Tn me- ne = s
wa.ssscn county We .h. procsd %
and Fs o. s s.s |
niche. 10 30 alley with the Improvements, eosi'as
cash Al eonveancing expense purchaser.
right The r.s ..s e1..ss q sr
purchaser C.. E. WALKER,
las C. esui iiss''
by J. &. MCGUIRE. AuciscAoer.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS Ut AUc1ToN~-on
Tuesday .henoon Juy Ill., O'Clock, pr.mi.c.
No street 81 and e streets 3 'is run
back 10 feet tT' -
At6 O'Clock, immediately above No
Is an No. ~, fro So tect inccs
between 10th and i7
These LOIS hsaAsoaely located
Of the city, and desirxhe building
Terms Oae laird cash the residue twelve
with interest," secacd by decd OF pceAses-
JAS. G. McCUlR RE,
July Sd Aucttoarer.
ATHERTON, by Mary Russell milford.
n Godsnphs Poeticx Works Adfoe's DO Do eSjens
uniform with Rogers and Campbell receItly issssA.
lust received nj TAYLOR 4 MAURYH
Juy6 Bookstore, u
M4- Jsnaessovvh Esctssy.Th~ Will - s.,tn, of ,.
O'clock ssiaoasy July The reSesr.
Sou between Jersey ~,
street, Capiso, Hill by order
e. w. e. HUNTINGTON
July Recording Secretary.
SIMSy HAsd- Book lAe IASr.ry Of a. 1890,
kvelynr DiaEy and Cesssspon Lon
don, 1884, "
Contributes 70 ssorica, Antiquarian
cal by marx Antony Lower I.ond on, 1854.
uhe hsn Cen,sy 70 'esols History ard Policy; w.
G,ibars Eaesssnss n Bsnking 4 VOL LouSop 1854
w. '''''
The woo'en Manuf.cnrers Guide; by lssencn; VOL Lon
don. 1881. -
The Young oncer's Companion by Lord de Ros vol
LONDON FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BY ). {. MCGUIRE. Auc,,cnc.r.
July I'D

ATHER1UN, by Mary Russell Milford.
n Godsuiihs Poetcsi WorAs Adsoss DO Do eSiess
uniform with Rogers and Campbell recsnEy ssssA.
lust received TAYLOR 4 MAURYN
JulyG Bookstore peaY - -
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n7- Js.aessown Eeetssy-The~ - 4 meeting of n.
society O'Clock, sssaray. July Il tbs
South between Jersey svsree a. \,
street. Capfo Hill BY order; - "
e. w. c. DUNNINCToN
'"y Recording Secretary
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Near ST Louis the 9th ult c. D. Kelley, I'd engi
board the steamer G. W Sparhawk" stabbed the
steward of the boat E. Dedieman and I'd steward John
Hyland to the immediate death of the former
and probable death of the latter The wounds given
in seldefence the having attacked him with heavy
iron bars, pistols, &c.
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Last week. during the high stage of water, there
about 10000 head of cattle the south bank of the Ar
kansas, the mouth Of Grand river waiting oppor
tuny These cattle mostly from Texas and
intended for California Three four persons have
been drowned in attempting to cattle Four bodies
passed through this place OF which buried the
bank of the river
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SALE TODAY.

SALE TODAY.
ny 0KXEN Il SCOTT. AucfiSneers.
II AND90ME HEW-rOP AND NC1TyF BtrGGIEs, HOUSE
a Nd 80 ksAsn furniture, Bguors &c, auctonOn Sat
srday, The et instant shall seii O'clock
very haadsoane slide buseies
hae-top and no-top bu9gies, Of different patterns
Atso. eEcclent second hand buggy,
A azus assortDent Of furniture, among which
good refressason
shower baths
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck
With general assortment of other furniture.
Terms cash.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
July I'd Auc,ioneers.
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SUrE1IO8 Caaxsaee aid Hsrses, Ac.-I IN private
" sac iox ~ dsys, peS ofsupesfw
some open carriage aud hsraem.
Ala, . 4ne Ea0sah Clarence.
fW pAfuculesr Appay 70 JAs. O. MCGUIRE.
Suy o-S& Auction and Commission Merchant
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A6TEA WAASOa -. 1TEW RT. the Juvenfle card
"a writes: may be Ssad Dak's Columbia House, Of
street and Pennsylvania
He w b. harry receive orders which
beautiful and satisfactory manner.
June 25-d2w
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GroHsrrpwx %. CD July 3, 1884.
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L INTENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Il AiAsse asctionOa Monday rstsnt -, sh, ss
1t 10 esck IRE rsdsscs Of Dseni on tbs soub
side Of Peassyvana s,l rre4s ,srv
and excsssst assdvtDe.s ffsRniruse viz. "
Mahogany s0fas, cAatS, busanu wahssanSs
D. nsreAeenp - sthsr trki,s
Msp1e snd paiaasA be1sasnAs, vsaAseaaAs
Wsr1roses, caneSssa anA shsr cAsar.
fasss ard chnuA1 uipAow carsnius
P91ss, ehemA9s - asv caspsss, oiIeloth
ManeH - sehes secks, aiass chas1ekcr
ea go esnsAay, ed sosoe
Ls cneQ. ysasA eaan. ivosy handle knives
CedAxG ~ afher ssvss, shsvsl ssues
fesahef se1a, ba1Aing. hair snd sAsek usuressss
Wa laags aaessSmsst Of kisehsn pessSens
TerD An suma - an1 anAsr COS c,sa, a, "A.
and 70 says, mr. sedschcly
The above ds~crfsd furniture IL nearly and on sood ou,
pishns. ~ F' ''
,,, GREEN h SCOTT,
'sy'-d Aactoneers.
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DAILY CRESCENT
N D Elk


/ For Permanent Third Page .fdre7tisenelts.
Bankerg--MATHEws. FInLEY g. Co. 81 Camp street.
LOUISIANA sAyses Co., corner of Camp and La
1 fsyette streets
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 90 Camp street.
II, JOHNSON Co. 68 Camp street. 7t-af.
Clothing-NoRHIs g. WAY. corner of Camp and Common
streets under City Hotel.
LEIGHTON L. BaRaor, Southwest corner Of Canal
and St. Charles streets. 81 e W.
Crockery-p. R. FELi. & Co., 81 Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-THoa. RANKIN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets -.s-ss'f
Groeeries-R W. ADAMS, corner Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets
Hardware-J. wAfERMaN & BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets s5 i4sa
J. NJ. RELF Co, Front between Gravier and
poydras Etreets.tfs Tlst " ygsf Taig s&H
CHAs G. GArNzs Go. 26 Magazine and 40 Grayier Sta
Hotes-ARcApE, Magazine between Gravier and Nstchez
/ iN3 Streets Sl y AlIt +3sIs9 w. 7s4 '8 @f
Hats Boots shoes-D'ARer & Co, corner Canal and
Gbartres streets.
DAsip TAYLOR & Co, Al Magazine street, opposite
Bapks' Arcade 5--.1-ss3 lj5Nf
NEwnAIL, vALEsnse & Co., 54, So. and 5s Common
! s street. ss-tT Il ~. -.i3.{@ - S9I1 70 L.
Jewelry T. GoopRIcH, corner of Canal and Royal
/ Streets
E. A. TYLER 80 Camp street. 5sE 80 s. @
Musical Instruments-M. FEHRENBacH, lit Canal st.
Paints-G. G. BosEsT & Co., 5s Camp street. .s,f
Wines Liquors W. r. LEyERIcH y Co., "a Old
y Leyee Street 70 5fAStA97Tt a@--0'' s
sEwELL Il. TAYLoR is Royal, street. stt
F. W. CoELEa. Common street, opposite the Sc.
Charles Hotel. n 80 ts "''
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BIRDS EGGING IN THE PACIFIC. "A friend in
San Francisco who Ii somewhat given the study
anthology writes very interesting and surprising
facts in regard to important trade carried in the
markets OF that city in the eggs of birds He states
that the Faralones de los Frayes group Of rocky sets
lying little than twenty miles west of the
to the Bay of San Francisco the resort of in
Vulnerable sea-fowl known by the fishermen INJURIES
These islands almost inaccessibe and with single
exception, unnhabitsd They, therefore, very ma
turay afford resort for great muttudes Of birds Some
time since company organized In San Francisco for
the purpose Of bringing the eggs of the
ket An imperfect idea of the numbers of these birds
may be formed from the fact that this company sold in
that city the last season. "a period of less than two
months July and parts of June and August more than
five hundred thousand eggs All these gathered on
single Of these Islands, and, in the opinion Of the
eggerB than egg six of those deposited
that island gathered Our correspondent informs US
that he told by those familiar With the islands, that
the eggs brought in laid by birds OF single kind
Yet they exhibit astonishing variations in size. form
aud in coloFing There is suppose that he
misinforned la regard to these eggs being deposited
by single species. The could have had motive
deception and similar facts observable the La
brador coast and in the islands north of Scotland Be-
Sides the writer asesrtaned from other that ali
the eggs brought to the market obtained from
limited portion of the sana known the Great Peila.
ronoalled the Rookery Rhere single species swarm in
myrads and where no other kind Of bird is found Ma
turasts in Eastern cities who bave received spec
Of these birds pronounce them the Thick billed or
Bfunnich's Guiemot Murres Of Labrador and North
ern Europe. Ths eggs three and half inches in
length, and are estssmed great dsicacy
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The TYRANNY OF FuRNITURE.-It is q folly
to suppose, when amasses quantity Of furniture
that II belongs to him, the contrary it is he ho be-
longs to his furniture He Is bound hand foot by it.
be is tied by the leg to his mahogany He not
move any where without dragging his furniture after
home for his furniture he not be absent any
without taking every precantion that his furniture
will be properly provided for in his absence II he pro-
eets any little trip the thought that always stops him at
the door is What shall do with my furniture u
Many who boasts of his freedom is the secret slave
Of his furniture. No call himself tree who
whatever he does wherever be goes has always to
carry in his mind so many chairs and tables Punch
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MOBILE IN A BAD WAY.-The numerous at
tempts at highway robbery recently in Mobile have
dersd those who don't 60 home till morning extremely
suspicious of every they meet after hours and
cording to the Advertiser man. is about dangerous
to meet an honest rascal 4=as .5zs.,.... s
We the Local of the Advertiser not of very fe-
rocons presence in fact observer is apt to
down entirely harmless and innofensve individual
and who wasn't expecting the worst" wouldn't
be likely to compromise his eyes by mistaking for
highway robber We had extended our walk dis
tance up Government street. aured by the soft
light which shed its silver charms over the rus-urban
scenery which renders that street of trees delightful
promenade our brain WAS busy with the soft visions in
dueed by tue circumstances attendant their creations
dreamed Of treason, stratagem and spoisa and
we're leaning in contemplation calm against corner
out from the popped individual et rate
OF speed which would have elieted some applause
quarterrace track; coming unexpectedly upon us,
ejaculation escaped MIN which lifted him of the sidewalk
into the street and he unsuccessful in regainng it
until at very safe distance Simultaneous with the
movement Of getting Oh the sidewalk the getting
ofaptol but whether 1t Of the old Cushioned kind
brass mounted of such Is the kingdom of heaven'' are
unable to say When he had gained distance of fifty
yards or thereabouts, bethenght to continue
walk 10 the same direction at swift pace No sooner
Ind The echo Of our footballs reached the of our
friend than with heroic courage. dsdainng to fly, he
placed himself upon the eurbstone and prepared to meet
the worst, Upon our approaching within point blank
range he attempted to cover with his weapon but
owing the cnones Of the evening his hand trembed
TO degree which rendered the effort abortiye II was
fine sight the hero his caster pushed back from
his dauntess brow his dexter foot planted in advance
while the cold pale rays of the glanced upon the
deadly weapon which followed movements surely
rs the heotrope turns to the sun 1t fine, but
tieklish sight and kept close to the fence we
nconyenienty could endeayoring to look unrobber
like possible, not daring to move hand head for
fear bs construed into movement Of offense
and the eonfounded thing go off at We passed by
not word escaped either party, and probably it will
never be ascertained which OF the two the orst
scared but this VIII assert didn't rum and after
proceeding few PAGES Fentured to glance back and
stead of the deadly muzze bearing upon u.s. grated
vision was favored with dissoviug view of
geos friend becoming invisible through the potent agency
of active pair OF legs and in direction
opposite to his previous ANY individual who
catches Us out after hours henceforh has full perms
sion to shoot and be hanged. s7 's 4'''f zss '45
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SEWING ROOMS, No 13 st. Charles street.
y LADIES CT OAKS MANTILLAs Ths
November E-u the latest
9 styles will be received monthly. in advance.
LADIES' DRESSES made order the nyle ard latest
fashion, cxpsenced Dress Makers ene-hslf the
workmanship vastly finish. strength nnd dusby
hand sewing Ladies Under GArms of every
description aia to order, al low prices Ladies'
Invited ea.
INFANTS CLOTHING naae eta A ts making
fnfani'a Chidran Clothing
y; dsserip ion q when. Mis- DRESSES s,r Mn 20
unparalleled dispseh
SHIRT BoSoMs COLLARS, WRISTBANDS. atsis
finish (by experienced American Gre thing
the kind mads elsewhere in this city.
HOUSEHOLD WORK knds Family Linen, Sheets, Pillow
Families,
hsrnnng Gavs tisuaks rehief panpty
execnsd machinery esw
prices otinsry required
t Fhe hiA establishment that s kinds
Of Sewing Dress Making ete Dispatch style and usl
infinitely superior 70 that Of other sewing IN
city, living Dress and hneTleaa irs
direct em the employ Wheeler. Wilson Cos Broadway New
York who Thoroughly understand tie use Of their latest
pahines, used ether ss1inG esta6sh
msntin th improved style Of mlehins o qans ard
stitching Mareelas which produces work
compaiabiy hand seping
Taiors greAy tor advantage to alt their
Va s hing quilting done at tina No. Is ST.
Charles street. up staira. Me. II Nick ENZIE.
n9f If Mrs. C.
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The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times relates the following incident most respectable
young lady the daughter of Chassee banker was
forced to go through most trying day
She walking with her young man of their
acquaintance She suddenly aceosted very veheneny
by quite well known orete who accused her of having
upon her person mantls which belonged two days be-
fore to and which had been stolen from her at pub
lie ball. crowd collected and policeman interiered
The orette gave such exact description Of the manta
and of certain peeuarity of the lining invisible at the
moment that the young isy arrested and young
man thought prudent Withdraw from such comproms
ing associations 1t subsequently proved that the
unfortunate victim had bought the mantls of
who had called at the house propose bargain at half
price, This woman the original thief doubtless, is just
now hunted down by the police with unusual zeal The
banker would giss thousand francs to find her.
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DIE FRUIT-100 boxes Underwood's, for
Il saleby A. F. COCHRAN HALL, SO ravier street. rs
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INT EW MALAGA RAIsINS--ssi i 40
$50 boxes R. R.i,ips tJohu Clsnsns) slf'a ef5-'
800 half boxes II. R. RAISING. do; zz... ..azl s.
800 boxes NJ R. soiAda Raisins;
For aale by 'gt+ A. \. COCHRAN d HALL. ztsY9
n2g E ~. No "a flfaysr stsest.
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ESoR SAIdE--ss1H tons Red Ash Egg Coal, to
M arrive Applyto
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

&T EW ORLEANS AM CAR III -
u RoLEToN RAILROAD. Winter 49, VI
roon of Trains from Corner Of
Bubnne and Per6 lido atreets, LIN. =. ,-..
Neu orleans.
Steam Tntns, Ill u and 2s Bt llHP. N.
j. ! From CarroiAon!
Steam Trains 10. III IL AM, md p
and Seyan l9cent Bun
uisa Of IS Re- Tickets 70 so. at Ag~ 1f4
,sia n LAFAYETTE LINE.
These the Depot No. Is BaroHne street,
W. Departure e Cars.
Cans lsreetMorning
and Is minutes until evening az, TO- l0 "A y NJ
rom Hore staiion--hiornng . ana " A. N.
ard every is minutes until evening 81, AZ, AZ l0 iQ
E1Rs5 eena Children under
Night Pattes Balls Meetings,
ed required after the hour n22
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~ EWING MACHINES. = At the Maryland
STATE Baltimore e premiuma distributed on
The The following Sewing inss
h6tion attracted much attention, ,yizs q
WHEELER, WILSON d CO.'S, .z ,5,=F.., e.554 d.,
i5,-, GROVER, BAKER O. co. IS. r.
The result " follows -.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
pfsminmH being ths NEST Important claim preference
these she following udges appointed
GaaAn H Larobe Mrs f. X. Wnans, Mrs. NJ J. Buck
walter r. Ware S. P. Cstk James Murray the Vu
Works Robert Lese William H. keeler Sckles Eiqts
The follows: SEt a. gf5Ba,.5l1 l1 IN, a4sA
the practical Invention adapted 10 TO
be reference cheapne general ntiy0ne
Hundred Dollars Awarded Wheeler Wion& Co.. for the Sewing
Machines. @
Wheeler, Wilson Sewing Machines Silver
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To ]. Nj. Singer Co.'s Sewing Maehine Certificates
large assortment 81 Wheeler Wilson CO. NEW IMPROVED
PATENT ROTARY SEWING MACHINES aiwnyn hand and for
sale good city acceeptansasf :. Y ST.
Epeienced American Girls from the employ of the Company
ladias how these machines and
without any char ge paquisiie for teaching. ~ s
skfal hachn who speaks French Spanish and Eng
1h will keep all mabes purchased at this good
repair for ohs yearfrte Of extra charge
supply Silk Machine Thread poos Needless Springs
always hand, and for sale q ea
ae7 ii is ST. CHARLES STREET, Up Stairs