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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF THE
BOONE RIFLE CORPS.

n HE BOONE RIFLE CORPS most respectfully
i announce to the citizens of Washington, George
town and Alexandria, that they have chartered the
swift and splendid steamer GEORGE WASHING
TON FOR an excursion on WEDNESDAY afternoon
the 23d May, to the WHITE HOUSE PAvIL-
ION
The boat will leave Washington at Q o'clk, Navy
Yard at 2K, and Alexandria al 81. Returning, she
will leave the White House at a seasonable hour,
ard touch at all OF the above places.
The Committee have made The most extensive
arrangements to render this excursion one OF the
most pleasant of the season.
The Retreshment department will be conducted
by competent and accommodating caterer.
Brass and String Band are engaged for the oc-
casion.
should the day prove unfavorable the excursion
will be postponed until further notice.
Tickets Sl-admitting gentleman and two ladies
Tickets 10 be had Of any Of the Committee, or at
the boat on the day of the excursion.
Committee of .frrangemsnts.
Capt n e Bright, WB O'Donnei,
Lit Ober, WI Woods,
LtC Sanders0a, WG SRoot,
Ensign w Dobbins, J w Nokes,
Sgt Il II Robinson, John Russe!,
Sgt d Suit, lanes Mahonev.
Sgt J A Simmons, may l9,l6,al ,2s-4t
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK
ING UP HOUSEKEEPING

ING UP HOUSEKEEPING
DERSOSS removing from the city, and wishing
Il to dispose OF their Furniture aud housekeeping
Utensils, &s without the trouble OF sending them
to public auction, do 81 By calling on Us at our
store. Sl7 Pennsylvania avenue, corner df Ninth
street, As we are prepared buy all such goods rs
may be offered
on Us, will pay the highest cash prces for all
sdcA goods. WALL, BARNARD s. CO
sp 2o-lm 3l7 PCnnsy lvsnia avenne.
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THE ELEPHANTS STYLE.-When the
elephant walks, IL does not simultaneous
ly move its right fore-leg and left hind
leg, nor its left fore-leg and its right
hlnd-leg, as the horse and other qusdru-
peds do when they walk; but it advances
the left fore and hind-leg, and the right
fore and hind-leg together, at each step.
Thus, in short, it moves both legs on
the same side at once. From an igno-
rance of this fact artists have often re-
presented the elephant in the attitude Of
trotting like horse,
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- r. D N WITH DEFECTIVE
Vision are invited to examine my
extensive stock of all kinds of SPECTA-
Giles and EYEGLASSES Glasses
OF aRy kind, such as Cataract, PsIsbola,
PefscoPle, Boable Concave, Double Convex and
Cosozec Glasses, put in at short notice. with great
care, ana persons IN want of glasses may be sure
to get those which benefit the eye.
As- Circulars defective Vision,' gratis at
III. SEMkEN,s,
$50 Pa. avenue: hetv. 9th and 10th sts.
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GREAT BARGAINS
LADIES', CENTS, MISSES. AND Chill,
Il DRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES, The 80
subscriber being compelled to remove from 0l
tie store he now occupies, offers his pres keY
ent well-asSorted stock of BOOTS AND ~
SHOES al greatly reduced prices All persons in
want Of the article will find il to their advantage 10
call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. III. SLOAN,
NO SO4 Pa av., near 10th St., north side.
may l-f
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND
GAS-FITTING DEPOT
V"c SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to his
friends and the public in general that he has re
eeIved the first lot Of the celebrated DODGE's
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL at
the late Fair oil the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti
tute, and Is now prepared to furnish all who may
favor him with a cali.
His stock Of GAS FIYTURES are unsur
passed in the District.
With his corps Of competent wofkmen he brides
himself TO NIL any orders in the PLUMBING AND
GAS-flrTlNG line with prompiness and despatch
@rAH work done warranted to give comilete
sausiacion JOHN REESE,
may 5-u cor. Sixth st. end Pa avenue.
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PLEASURE TRIPS

IHCAOUhE 1hIPo
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
L. The Steamers GEO. WASH.
A9.k6sINGT0N or THOS. COLLYER
can be chartered Tor public select parties to visit
me .. Whlte House PayIion, Mount Vernon, For
washington, or other places on The river.
Inc White House Pavilion is now omen fl, Vie;
tors II is beautiful place for pleasure Trims j.
Pin Alley. WV "e" ie"
for particulars apply to the President of the
company, or the Captains OF the Boats.
M WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshuen,,
on the boats and Is prepared to furnish parties On
'o oes' 'efns' ap @-Mn
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SILKS FROM AUCTION.

yxJE open this morning large lot of DRESS
w SILKS, purchased al the late sale Of Hall &
Bros, nc one-half their value, and which we will
cell at u small advance for Gosh, or 10 prompt Gus
toners. %. .. &.
ALs0-JUsr OPENED
Rich founced Barege Dresses
50 pieces hch printed Bareges
30 do plain blue, pink, brown and tan colored
IS do Organdy Muslin and French Launs
1000 yards beautiful Launs Al l2kc; worth Is
500 do goo style Bareee de Lsins al l2xc.
80 pleces all pure Irish Linen, which we viii sell
by the piece It u \ and 37I<e per yard
dozen Gentemens French ehH Bosoms.
Gloves, Crsva,s, Pocket Hdks, &C., sc.
COId.EY d SEARS,
No. 623 &. venth street,
may 2-e02w doors above Pa. avenue.
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GRAND
REGIMENTAL BAIL

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE on behalf OF
Il the First Regiment, Third Brigade of the Militia
OF the district OF Columbia, take great pleasure in
nmo,M9e ene Gltzens & generally that their FIRST
1855.
The Cor. nittee would respectfully beg leave TO
cordially invite the ladies generally, and sincerely
nope tbat they will greet US with their appearance
and regret exceedingly that the shc rtness of time
making arrangements compelled them TO dispense
with Special Invitation.
Pref. Munder has kindly volunteered his services
as Floor Manager on that occasion.
Tickets 81, and can be procured at Flint's Hotel
WIN. f. Bayiy's Stationery Store; M. H. Stevens q
Co., Browns Hotel; Wilson & Haywad's, Union
Hall and Of any Of the Executive Committee.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Col Hickey, Capt TAFT,
Col Riley, Capt Key,
Maj Keyworth, Capt Peck,
Adjutant Bacon, Capt schwarsmann,
Surgeon Morgan, Can't Deycrs
or Master McColum, Lieut. Cong MplOy,
OR Master Sergt Kibg, Cap; Shekeil,
Capt Dayis, Capt Jameson,
Capt Towers, Capt Reese,
Capt Bright,
MANAGERS ON PART OF TIE MILITARY.
Washing'on Light Infantry.
Sergr Jan?s e. Powers, Henry Warner,
Charles E. Nelson.
National Greys.
sergr Eagan, Jno Bradley,
Corp1 Mcguire.
Boone Rifles.
Pi7Deer Robinson, Henry Green
Serg't Buckingham.
National Guard
Ensign Lloyd, Private Johnson,
Sergt Bishop.
Montgomery Guards.
Serg't McEniry, Private O'Leary
Secretary O'Sdivan.
Presidents Mounted Guard
Serg't Hayward, John T. Evans,
Samuel Owens
German YdgeTs.
Serg't RuppelI, Conrad Finkmann,
Julius Viedt
american Rifemen.
Seret Gibson, John Y. Dom,
Corpn Champion.
Washington Highialders
Sgt Campbell, Andrew Balm,
James Narrower
Scott Guards
Sgt Keyworh George Mexican,
Charles Mast
Union Guards.
Or Mr. D0nelly, Sgt Harrison,
MrOCallahan
Marion Rifles.
Sgt Foxwell, Sgt Gait,
Henry Keefer.
II
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AmuB6m00t3
FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN.
THE RENOWNED DRAMATIC
DIT O II a M a

OF THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL. AND
DESTRUCTION OF CHARLESTOUS.
VIII be opened f0r exhibition at the above hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th, and continue
every evening during the week.
Also, on THURSDAY and SATURDAY after
Moons, at 3 O'Clock.
Doors open al Ito commence at O'Clock.
Admission IS cents-C Children accompanied by
mer parenS naIf Price may 15-tf
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ERENCH VISITING CARDS, extra Thin, and
IL Of the finest finish, just imported from Paris d.
rect, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
may 10
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A CARD.

n A CARD. -
q Economy IS tie read to ,Dealth."
Great Reduction in the price Of Hats 4 Gaps
VNH L undersigned, having made arrangements
L with New York Rat Company to be con
SANITY supplied with the very best Moleskin O,
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them at the Unprecedented low price of s3 50,
worth from four TO five dollars; second quality So
worth from $3.50 TO 81; and very good fsshicn-
able Hat al 81 80, worth from S3 10 $3.50.
Also, Bccbe Co.'S Hats, at a much less advance
than they have been hefe tOf're sold in this city,
First rate beaver Hats S35,.
All kinds OF soft HATS and CAPS very low.
In order % sell at the above low brIces the cash
system must be adopted; consequently those who
Pu'chass VIII not be charged from fifteen 10 twenty
eyc per cent. as sn Offset for bad debts
ANTHONY,
for many years in the employ of Todd
Co.. No. 3, Columbia place, 7th st.,
ap l3-u I'd door north Of Penn avenue
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Mr. w. HENRY PALMER,
HITHERTO KNOWN AS
ACH E RR III ELL ER

As much pleasure in informing his friends and
IL ule public in geRsral that he has det' Tmined
IN ocauhg himself in this city, and u prepared TO
1--we popls for instruction ON the PIANO PORTE,
hAkhONr aud CO dPOSITION. He is peTmItea
~ g,f Isisf % hr George Riggs, Jr., and Mr.. A. +
'h,leckh0eler, and any communication addressed 10
nm o. hiious Hits masie siose, Pennsy yivania
i'ca3S, viii have Immediate attention.
ap i3H
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LOOK HER Ell,

- " " II II - d u
III OAE BOUNTY LAND TO I'LL who served
vi In AMI WAR since 1870, whether as Officers
soldiers, 5lilors, Marines, Clerks, Indians Chap
ans, Wagon Masters, Transfers, Landsmsn, Cor
'beIl WIDOWS or minor children) who have not vet
ieceiTsd iH 100 acTe, and have been in service Ia
Ytgs vii 90 well l. write 10 poapGt8, and their
lid warrants viii be forwarded 10 them for the
SOONe quantity, and no charge If they do not got IL.
~, Tain Agents Once, opposite U. 8. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. C mar 6-3m
NlLNER WAnE, PLATED WARE
- AND FisE FAsCl GOODS.-Silver
Soace and Tea Seis, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs,
oOoiets, Cups, Spoons and Forks. Also,a great
variety Oi magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suiIabe
iOf presents.
rated Coffee Sets, CssIOrs, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks, Oh best Albafa
Inc articles are warranted as represented, and
via De sold Al a small advance.
VI. SEMKEN,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets.
mar 2eu
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Died.


On Wednesday,, June Is, JOHN TROY, aged "a years,
late Of Conhlee, Queens county, Ireland.
Hn friends and acquaintance and those of his bro
Their inaw, Lawrence Markay, are respectfully invited
Tenth and Twenty eighth street. this afternoon,
at two O'CLOCK.
On Thursday, June IA, Mr.. WILLIAM FORREST, in the
b0th year OF his age
quested to attend his funeral to afternoon at
two o'clock, from his lats residence, No. 2e seventh
avenue between Twenty fourth Twenty fth streets
On Wedr esday evening, June 3D. after short and
and Phoebe Clark, aged years, month and 70 days
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral services at No. 10 Fourth avenue
Tenth street, this morning. at ten o'clock. Her
mains will be taken to Tarryto for nterment.
On Thursday afternoon, June IA, JOIN CUTHEa, aged
70 years.
neral tomorrow AFTERNOON, at half past O'Clock,
from NO. 245 West twenty. first street.
In Brooklyn ON Wednesday afternoon, June IL, after
long and severe lness ANN MARIA eldest daueh OF
Misiam and Maria Handlen, agsd 20 years, months
The funeral win take place this afternoon. at three
O'CLOCK rom the Church Of the Holy Trinity. The rs-
"a !" ssna ;tnn tns family arc nvit-
VIII De tahen 70 Greenwood Cemetery for inter ment
san Francisco. Cal, and bridgeport CT PAL ers please
copy.
On Wsdnssasy, June IS, of consumption, ELIZA, wife
The friends and relatives of the family ara nv;,s a.
attend The funeral this afternoon three occ IL from
126 sands street. Brooklyn without further inytaton
On Thursday June 10, after long and painful iliness
BsIDakr CARROLL native OF the parish OF Eiphn conn
~ Ros com mon, Ireland.
pestvIy invited to attend the funeral from hsr late
Tese enes, No. eoutn Ftn rtreet Broolyn ias VII.
lspftulg ~ two o'cleck thn afefnooI. Esy remains
win &c intsre6 N Calvary csnttsry.
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Married.
n Wednesday evening" June Is, by the Rev. Mr.. Tut
Mr. ALEX AMBER EDGAR To Mis- JANE Wiley ali of this

MQxK100s
On Wednesday evening" June Is, by the Rev. Mr. Tat
tie Mr. ALEXANDRA EDGAR to Miss JANE WILEY all Of this
city
On Sunday evening Nay ls, in Grace Church, BY the
Rev. E. w. Hagar j. w. A. GlLM0R EGG, to Miss ELLB-
NOR b. AWKWARD, both Of this city.
On Tuesday evening, June u, by the Rev. James MI
lett his residence No. Ill East Seventeenth street.
between First and Second avenues, Mr.. WILLIAM Henry
BosTwoK, of Newport, R. l., to Miss AMELIA JANE CAR
ROLL, Of this city.
On Thursday, June IA, BY Rev. W. Quinn, VIZ FERpI-
NAND ExSER Of Amserdam, Holland, to CATIARIyA AGNES
JOSEPHINE youngest daughter of +. Hogan, Esq, late
merchant Of st. Johns, N.F.
On Thursday, June a. ct the residence Of the bride,
by the Rev b. Chaplin ELIZA c., third daughter of r.
g. Ne)s, Esq, Of this city, to ARNOLD ESGLs Esq, Of
Shreveport, La.
New Orleans, Madison. and Mon gomery papers please
copy.
On Tuesday, Nay Is, at st. James Church, by Rev.
P. McKenns, JAMES G. MoYLAs late of Maynooth
ty Kildare, to Miss Bessie MARKHAM, niece of 1.-THE
O'Gorman" Of the caussway, Ennis county Clare Ire
land.
In Brooklyn, June II, by the Rev. E. M johnson,
JANIS ELDER to AGNES BRowy, daughter Of John Dewar
Of this city
At New Haven, Conn on Tuesday, Juns IL, by Rev.
Dr. kennedy Mr.. JOHN SAWYER Of Sheffield. England to
MISS MARIA BxlKMAN, eeest daughter OF the officiating
clergy man, OF New Haven.
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Rect tahes perfect Pictures In all weather.
Root tales real lie size photographs canvas.
Roots photographs OF al sizes are unsurpassed.
ROOT Is ut 1853 Broadway, Of Franklin street.
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rhs Baron, DIR. gpaEnscos NJ. D., A g., Sc,
cIen Lsnsen q Hsrepssa fame great and coed "a
nnslan 10 10 SOW generally eoposae9, daily performing
sore Froat sna ffounase than all tho FEC ny. ~
Shheias Hotel, tc9Tnx srsss Sir&sgsrs take notice.
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A.aB Dye, Wser and TVapess-Dasshslsrsss
celebrated factory fer thsee ARTICLES rs Brsssv.y Nine
sssss ana s s q ms sss sA
ssssrsnsss Of wigs Aaa se.pess IN The verid
Freekles, Tan, Psmples, Eruptsens, Salt
:. ps .s iss y
sproets hair from any part Of the body Rouge
trss store from Broadway.
Crsstadoro's ExecIslor Hair Dye White
whil red mousaehes sandy imperias sheud become
or ss a.
:sm2shes this osjee IN LEES tine than = takes 70 shave
Hi, Inimltable HAIR Cutter, % Long and
ysrasy l.oxn :: IS Nassau street has opened branch
sess and comfortable style in the city shaving ~
ny Onguens, for Forcing the wniskers or
esnsnns the o. Sent 70 an. part the
ssSssss lls.ns spsiaas S'''
Dr. .. 8. Fitch, Author OF the i. SIX Leo
sndsy .ssspssa fon ste Seeiesl rssts son.umpsion,
sale: and sns ire.
Vienna, crimeai sebaxtopol, Mark!
Here 10 war ON the insect that bites in the dark
Wsos srSs ss. q q sss. red
PHI a ss r. 4. and n: N.
Spurious eoun.sre.s are sbyissed by z LYoN's four
"a and
"a Rati Rat, Dead Tor a Quarterr'-Mr.
Charles Parsons-Dear sir II pleasure to
testify 70 the great merits OF rat and III extermna
tori Fer years had bsted with these filthy pests and
had used every means within power
knowledge and constantly guard against
them and alshous had ain Thousands OF the enemy
their leons we're sure TO come IN - the last hour
have routed the enemy-horse foo. and
~ sas % ~
MERRITT n LANGLEY,
Propriesrs of the Dey Street House, Nos 81 IS and IS
Dey street.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
supporters for bow legs club feet all
tcIHes Of the body hand and made to order by Dr.
GL0tER, ct the Surgeons Bandsge Institute, No. Ann
gtreot.
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The Show OF the ScAs0n.-Next 70 Baby
Shows, naturally Doll Shoes Rogers there the
larss solleotlen drsssd and undFssssd dolls in the
fu grown babies, Children supplied the
abls termr N BA fresh assortment Of toys ancy goods
and travelling baskets. ROGERS, 449 broadway.
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HolIoway,s Ointment ana PnIs.-scrofaia,

salt rhsum rheumatism all skin or muscular diseases
DO rapidly cured IL ointment be rubbed into the parts
Affected et forced into mest No e,ternal dlscfses
long Withstand the combined power these
medicines SOLD ct she nnuacores 50 MAIDEN lane, Now
York, and 2 strand London, and BY al druggists, At 70
cent?, 62h cents, and " per pot.
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Superb Large Size Daguerrcotypes,l In Colors,
for only fifty CENTS including beautiful 1t VEL
llNGS cid daguerrean Of Beecker
and Csymine streets.
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

THE LIQUOR QUESTIOS.
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS
IA Society Of the First ward will be held ct the Broad
street House on Friday o sysP1as n.1 q SS0f
ARTHUR BoYcE, Secretary.
Alta MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS AS.
IA ISOLATION Of the Nineteenth Ward held at 7Q6 Third
avenue corner o. Forty eighth street. Wednesday eve
pointed delegates to the Central Convention which
the meeting adjourned to meet Tuesday evening, 10Th
instant - oclock-John Egan, William Denicke, James
starr. delegates. THOMAS REILLY, Chairman.
r LIQUOR DEALERS SoCIETY.-SPECIAL NOTICE.
IL Persons whose have been pro posed for
h and accepted hereby notified the books the
SSsss w Dc ePsn y DAY = s on
enrolled and cards delivered between the hours Of A.
JOHN N HAYWARD, President
n. X. BUNCE, Vice President.
THE MEMBERS OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY
OF the Twenty second waro are requested to attend
special meeting. the house OF George Davis
5nth street and Bfoadw.y on Friday the 18th in
JIG. BURNHAM. Secretary.
THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF TIE TWENTY SECOND
National Hail. Forty fourth street, between Eighth and
tus sticm and bigotry All the liquor
dealers Of the ward are requested e attend M order Of
JOHN MCCARTHY,
JOHN MoKEYER,
george Z. DAVIS.
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Comb Factory, 3s7 Northumberland are
respectfully invited to examine large variety tortoise
she'll esmbs Of tho newest st At the subscroes
store. A. j. SAUNDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15
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SHAW 4 WHITE, PrOpristor..
To IHI LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF PINE STOCK
nan win snS ier limited lumber y mares sss ensuing
Z: ass:: is - to. All
" " = WILLIAM A. BROWN Proprietor.
c60 REwARD,-sToLEN rRoH THE HOUSE or
ps es % No II. c%a.
viz. one silver adie, twenty nine table and ten
and sS:n ,'r os. ' s. a. butte s
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four DO .,s do one a. sugar tonga one do sieve
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above viii be paid the recovery Of the prcpery
Or pr0gO.sGg5Ste part FOR any portion Of the e.
BEAVER ,1sss New Yorl ''1A''a p'''' Df''hyn' OF
OIL m INWARD LOST, IN Tuesday EVENING THE
plU 18th Instant in Second avenue between Fourth and
street mssisa @ ss. e sa a ssssS
etree The above reward will be paid by leaving bag
At Ludlow cOs express ofce, south aide Of Pier No.
North river.
a < RKwARD.-LoSr, ON TUESDAY LAST, AN UN.
ID trained black setter dos answering TO the Of
Duke The finder will receive the above by return
ing him TO 60 Front street.
@D REWARD sTRAYED, FROM THE BALGF
pO Republic, foot a Murray street, Thursday
mcr.ing 18th OF June, liver coored and white spotted
pointer dog 20 tho OF Asr Tho shove re
ward I'D to paid HE dtlyery 30 James c. e. Snclar
pesknap stItste.