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PERSONAL.

....Grisi and Mario 1t is stated gave sixty.
six performances In this country, Of which
forty. three were ia New York, seventeen in
Boston, four in Philadelphia, one In Baltimore
and ono in Washington. The aggregate re-
ceipts were Sl93 600 and q fraction, Of which
the expenses fell short rather more than ST.
600. From this last sum deduct four thousand
dollars to cover expenses incurred pending tho
cgotiation and previous to the closing Of the
dollars as the net profits Of the enterprise.
80. The New York Eve Pos. says It 10 au
thorized to state that the runners in circulation
Is to Mr. Bslmont's intended resignation Of his
post of Charge d'Affairs as the Hague, are
wholly unfounded.
....Prof. Alexander Kennedy died recently
at Alton, Of intempsrance and exposure. He
was for many years . teacher Of Elocution,
and formerly the successor ofSheriden Knowles
in that department in the Royal University Of
Dublin.
REV. c. L. Brace, Agent Of tho Chill.
drens' Aid Society of New York, has received
f.om former pupil of his, lately deceased at
New Haven, . legacy Of 81, 900, in trust for
that society.
....A dispatch received from New York
says that Mrs. Daniel Webster, who was Sc.
veroly injured on Friday, by fall from her
carriage, is now improving, and there is o fair
prospect of her recovery. Her wounds are
principally about the head.
....Capt Graham of Now York, is in Mo-
bile, cndeavoring to to secure subscriptions for
the establishment Of q line Of steamers be.
tween the two ports-employing the steam.
ships United States, st. Lawrence, and Ooean
Bird.
....Madame the Baroness De La Grange,
the prima dona, will arrive 10 New York next
week, in the Baltic, and commence immediate.
~ an engagement at Niblo's in italian and
German Opera, and at Concerts.
Ia. II. Wiesse Of New Orleans, has been
appointed by tho Governor of Louisiana, as
Commissioner to the great exhibition in Paris.
1.-THE Black SWan gave her first concsrf,
in Baltimore on Tuesday night There was
according to the statement of the papers of
this mornin g, very good attendance, inclu-
ding quito number of ladies.
go. The types made Us cay, in our last is.
sue, that Lieut.. Arthur Lewis; u S. N whose
death was announced in the Unions Wash.
ing'on news column yesterday morning. died
in Virginia on tho Both of March ult 1t was
on the Both Of November last, as We wrote the
paragraph.
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II The community OF Boston are In q
state Of great excitement relative to the infa
nous proceedings Of a gang Ct II q lLly mcr
who recently visited female SCHOOL near tha
city, under the charge of Sisters Of Charity
under pretence Of bcirg q committee ap
pointed TO examine such establishments b.
the Legislature of the State. Every newspa
Per in that city, without distinction of PARTY
which has so far alluded to the subject, unite
In denOuncirg their conduct as impairment
nngentlemanly and uachIistian. We shall
Put-i.h an account Of this So aigrsosful affair
t0-mo1Tow,
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
Council Proceedings - Election of Wood
Msosursy-Aeeident- Funeral - Conaty
Caur, A..

Council Proceedings - Election of Wood
Msasnrsr-Aeeident - Funeral - Coraty
Court, &e,
ALEXANDRIA, April 4, 1855.
Our City Councils met last night; awarded
the public printing to Edgar Snowden at Eve
eighths less than tho ordinary advertising
charges; directed the appointment of "a clerk
to the gas house, at 5000 per annum; and de.
cided that when a merchant is transacting
business under license his stock In trade does
not constitute taxable personal property.
In the joint meeting the two boards elected
the old Board of Health, with few exceptions:
postponed the election Of treasurer, and pro
coeded to ballot for measurer Of wood and
bark, the following gentlemen bsing nomin-
ated: Messrs. J. P. Taylor ]. w. Nails, r. T.
Ramsay, ]. O. Moore, Thomas Taylor, ].
Travis. W. c. Reynolds, G.. w. Walker, Jacob
Roxbury, j. 8. Emuerson, and j. T. Audley
Mr.. w. C. Reynolds was elected on the eighth
ballot, receiving Is votes out Of 20. The cleo
ton of the rem naming ofi ,srs was postponed
and the joint meeting dissolved. After the
| transaction Of other business, the Council ad.
journed.
About 10 o'clock, smoke wns discovered
issuing from the windows Of Christ Church
Tho alarm of fire was given and in few min
utes our fremen we're there. The doors were
broken open, and the discovery made tina,
the furnace pipes leaked, and thus filled the
building with smoke.
A man named Whallan had his finger shot
of BY accident yesterday on Princess street
near Henry.
Tho funeral Of the late John g. Proctor
took place yesterday afternoon. The Free
masons and Odd Fellows turned ont in large
numbers to pay this sad tribute Of respect
Tho County Court closed their April term
yesterday. They have been engaged princi.
pally on the license question, Ia which they
decided to grant no licenses to Fishtown, and
the trial CT Crump, who was ssnt on to the
Circuit Court.
Fish come up very slowly. Wheat is ex
tremely scarce. 1880 tons 16 cwt. of coal
were received via the canal during March
1926 barrels of flour were inspected the frs;
quarter Of 1855. Some few buildings are
going up this spring AMI
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B Tho PHILADELPHIA Ledger, of SATURDAY..
says The coal business this spring opens wish
hne promise. Large sales have been mad. 70
the retail dealers in this city, and on arms
that We are sure warrant material reduction
in prices.
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"a As John Chester, an Englishm.n. vas
mendipg belt with an awl, in tho rife fas.
tory at Hartford, his hand slipped, and tn.
awl pierced his heart He died in about ten
minutes.
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TO FAMILIES.

CHEWING for families. such as Bosoms, Collars,
y wristbands. &c, executed with the Sewing ma
chine iWhesler & Wilson's) which was on eIhiot
tion az the late Mechanically by Mrs. VIM. a.
RICHARDSON, No. 435'M street, between 18Th
and 18th streets.
Orders describing the manner the work 10 10 be
done may be left al the Kukwood House, and as
executed will be delivered 10 any part Of me
city. Prices reasonable.
ips-al' MRS. WIN. A. RICHARDSON, q.
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REFRIGERATORS, WATER cool

REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOL
Frs, ICE CREAM FREEZERs, sc.
DECEIVED this day a supply of Waterman,s
h Patent Ventilated REFRIGERATORS uniyer-
sally acknowledged to be the best Refrigerator ever
presented 10 the public
Austin's Patent Magic Ice Cream Freezer, war
ranted to produce superior Cream in five minutes
Wafer Coolers, all yes. together with a general
assortment of House Furnishing Goods all of which
will be sold at reduced prices.
c. w. BOTELER,
ap 4-el6t Iron Hail.
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SPRING MILLINERY.

SPRING MILLINERY.
~ MRS. NJ. A. HILLS respectfully r.
2rSS announces TO the ladies of Washing i6$S3
TX ton and vicinity that she has Just re-
VIZ turned from New York with large w.
and varied assortment of Spring Millinery oonprif:
ing in part,
Straws in every variety, from 37Kc. 10 SIS
Misses and Boys Hats, from 3kc TO S.
New styles Lawn Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Feathers, Dress Trimming. CAPS, Head Dresses,
SC. 29S Penn avenue,
South side, between s:h and loun fs@
p2-lw
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STONE! STONE!! STONE!!r

BUILDERS, Contractors, and Others are hereby
Id notified that Curb Flag, Coping and Building
STONES. Also, STONE-STEPS, STILLS, &c,
will he furnished usual from those weiI-k known
quarrles owned by w. ID. C.. Murdock, ard worked
until recently by the late Timothy O'NeaIe and his
brother. For prices and terms apply 10 the sub
scrber at No. ~ street, Washington.
VIM. COLLINS,
up 3-1wf Agent for the Proprietor.
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NEW SONG
TIE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL Ball
IAGLT CLUB


FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN,
On THURSDAY EVENING, april 10, 1855.
YNllE Members Of the Club pledge themselves that
i no pains or expense will be spared TO make il
one Of tile most pleasant calls Of the Season.
SCOTS Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Refreshments will be served up by an experienced
caterer.
No Hats or Caps will be admitted in the room, ex-
cept those worn by the respective Clubs
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentleman
and Ladies, to be had Of any of the members Of tie
Club.
Committee Of arrangements.
Uriah ID. Harrison, lie. Calhoun,
w. A. Cunningham, T. b. Davis,
UKiah ID. hilton, Thomas DOWNS.
Adaagas
J, n Hlfon, T. z. Waugh,
John Carr, A. H Kine
A. z. King, Gab,ie Fieth,
Floor Managers.
Gabriel Fitch, Uiah D, Harrison. Thos. Dowiins
] sP%W,WAso4t
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u ADvERTIsENENT5 should be handed
IN by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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CHEAP GOODS.

CHEAP GOODS.
RICHEY & CO., 492 Seventh street, will
u commence this day, and continue till ~n
the LIST Of aIay, to sell al cost, and MANY arti ~ III
clss below first cost, their entire stock OF ~
Goods, consisting in part Of
EmbrOideries, Laces, Bonnets, Ribands
Flowers, ladie,' beautiful Morning Robes
Millinery Goods, Hosiery, Gloves
Worsteds, Perfumery, Dress Trimmings
And a variety of Fancy Goods.
All Ct which viii be sold atgreat bdrgains for cash
only. sp4-3t
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LIME, PLASTER,

( NEMEST, HAIR, &c.-Just opened two large
~ kilns Of splendid wood burnt Lime-A. & l.. r
HOOVER have this day entered into co-partner-
ship; and, having made several additions 10 their
fine kiins. arc row manufacturing from 800 10 o20
b1rrels of the best wood burnt Line per week,
which will be sold AZ the lowest market prices.
hlsa, constantly on hand large quantity Of the
finest PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR TO be found
in tlsls city.
All those who are in want Of these articles win
certainly find it TO their advantage TO give them
call. A. l. Z. HOOVER.
Potomac Lime Kilns, 9th street,
one square south lower bridge, near Gcot'n.
an3-12w
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$500 81.
Amount of balance In n.
York not drawn up to

tuuI uA'c' .''''.. IVA o.
Cash on hand December
81, 1854 ............ 5,l64 93l-6,359 57i
The above embraces all expens q OF outfit.
but does no. include the wages of men who
are ell yc, to be paid from the original date Of
their respective employment
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant,
II. MIcHLER,
Lieut. Top. Engineers, U. S. A.
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Amusementa
DEOPLE's THEATRE.

DEOPLE'S THEATRE,
y LATE VARIETIES.
Lessee hr. krfsLS...... Manager, Mr.. Wr.ys,
Re-snsasement of Mis- FANNY MoR.Sr
Mr.. J. II. ALLEN MIC
THIS EVENING will be presented
INGoMAR.
Parihenia, Miss MIGRANT; Ingnnar, Mr. Alien: Ne.
ron, Mr.. Weaver.
To conclude with the lauchsble farce Of
FORTY WINkS; OF, TEE Know Norma
Tobias Horublower, Mr.. Weaver; Niss Fan,n,
T'hundeibclt, Miss Tyson.
Frees OF admission:-0rchesua Chairs 50 cts; ps,
quette 3n cents Regular Ticket IS cents PR
vate Boxes % and IS. Gallery for colored persona
9cenu. sp4
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H>JACKSON BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
go This Association has been fully crganized
by the election OF the following named Officers and
Board of Directors:
G.. WILMER, President.
CHARLES WALTER, Secretary.
J. ANGERMiNN, Treasurer.
Dircctors.-J. Aiger, J. Walter, T. Locfler, J.
Kiiiian, II. Schwartz, c. Bohn, F. Sehleget, ii. w.
Bergman, NJ. Laaxmann.
The first regular monthly meeting for the paymen,
Of dues W. II be heis on the first Tuesday Cst) OF
May, AZ the German Hall, Eleventh street, between
T aud G.
The treasurer.
BY order: CHAS. WALTER, Secretary.
No $50 Seventh street, opposite Tie Centre Mar
ke;. ap4-lt.
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THE RICH KINSMAN; or, the History OF Ruth,
the Moabile S, by Rev. Stephen II. Tying, ID ID
Travels in Europe and The East; a year in Eng
land, Germany, Italy, Palestine, SC by q. lreneeLs
Prime, vols, limo, fifty illustrations, price two
dollars.
Colemans Historical Text Book and Atlas of Bib
lical Geography, new edition, octave, 81 50
For sale AT the Il .okstore OF
GRAY q BALLANTYNE
ap 2-3t Aps seventh ,t,ee,
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81 SO REWARD.

CROP THIEF The subscriber. Locker In the
~ Centre Market was broken open between Sat-
urday, the 3lst uImo and Tuesday, the 81 instant,
and there was stolen therefrOm one pair Of Saliers
Spring BALANCES, weighing l20 lbs Butchers and
others using or deaiin, in such SCALE will please
stop them should they be- offered for sale
WIN. WILSON, Butcher.
ap 3-3t Centre Market
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Tho Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Dspariment.-on yesterday, tho 4th April
ther' were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department.
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DOR sALE.-A Pair OF BAY MARES, ,ears
l. odnextsprng, well-bred $, urd. stylish, o.
gentle, spnted and capital gOers. THY are AS
well broken and perfectly free from tricks, ana viii
particularly suit any gentleman who IL fond Of
driving The owner paris with them only because
ms purpose is 10 rcirench his expenses. They can
be seen at Southruns QIte Drch's) Stable, en- l4th
street, s6uth Of Pa. avenue. For terms, or op-
portunity 70 try them, enquire The Of the
Star ofiice. They will be sOiG n gain.
2,f
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81

tUII
Tho quarterly papers up to December 81 /,
1854, are complete. As each voucher req res
your special approval, L hold them till We
meet, but may state the following as tho con-
dition Of our funds up to IL ut date, viz:
Amount placed at my credit with
the Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States a. New York. :. $50 100 90
Expenditures TO 3lst Dec, 1854. 70. 40 42I
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sASTHE MONUMENTAL CLUB HAVE
~ the pleasure OF announcing 20 their friends
and the citizens OF Washington generally that their
fist Annual Ball will be given at C.rusi's Saloon on
the 25t day of April.
Particulars in future advertisement.
aD4L6t*
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LECTURE.-IOHNH HOUSTON, ESQ
~ will deliver lecture at Columbia Hall
Capitol Hill, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 5th
instant, at O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Lecture free. ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

A new iron ship, the London, from Glasgow, ar
rived at Savannah on the 9Th ult. s-..
The city police of New Haven, Conn.,, are here
after to be supplied with pistols.
1t is said in the Boston Journal that Hon. Ed
ward Everett has become connected editorially
with the North American Review.
Mr.. Dempster, the celebrated vocalist, is giving
concerts at Milwaukee.
Henry r. Davis, well known and prominent
stock broker of Philadelphia, died suddenly of dis
ease of the heart, Sunday morning.
Judge Orris Hart, an influential citizen of Oswe-
go, n. Y, died suddenly on the Goth inst.
DIR. VIM. Runyan was killed in Hamilton county,
o., on Saturday evening, by ms H. named Samuel
Hammill.
MIR. Hamilton Woods, respectable citizen of
Ohio county, Va, died suddenly at Wheeling on
Monday.
The Washington Union will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the firm of A. o. P Nicholson and j.
W. Forney Esqs., as joint edite RS and proprietors
in accordance with previous a arrangement
The steamship Edinburgh, wb ch has been built to
run in connection with the Ola sgow and n York
between the two ports, was IL .unched ON the 18th
ult., at Glasgow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

METHODIST CoNFERENCE-Wet take the follow
ing account of the proceedings of the Methodist
Conference of Virginia, in session in Petersburg,
from the Express:
In the examination of the character of Elders the
following called and passed: Joseph Car
g. w S. Harper, E. r. Wilson, J. c. Cranberry,
ID. Southall, j. McMullen M. Thomas, J. W, How
ard, NJ. NJ. Dance, Robt. Il. Nixon. L. Y. Cash. NJ. s.
Bishop, l.. Skidmore. George n. Winfree, III. b.
Cowles, Robert Mchaels, q. w. Langhorne, w. g.
Williams, w: H. Barnes, 7. $. D. Covington, J. r.
Powers G. w. Deems, VIM. c. Blount, j. Lear. q.
w Charlton, B. Il. Dnval, James r. Waggoner, Isaac
NJ. Arnold J. A. Rddick, John Bayley, B. Deyany, $.
S. Reid A. Wiles, ]. l.. Spencer, B. c. Spiller, G.
w. Trimyer J. II: Davis, w Grant, L. Rosser, Davis
P. Willis, w. Fl. Wheelright, J. M. Saunders, Jacob
Slough, Penield Doll, D. II. Laney, Alex. Stewart,
and n. Stephens
Rev. WIN. Grant, who for three years past has acted
agent for the Wesleyan Female College, presented
report of the receipts and disbursements of the col
lege fund.- He had procured subscriptions to the
amount of $l9,3O0 of this amount $4,000 had been
collected. The Trustees had expended the sum OF
$50 oo0 1t necessary to raise the sum of s 00C
in order to relieve the College from debt and he
earnestly hoped that this most desirable result would
soon be brought about. Mr.. Grant hoped that he
would be excused from longer service as the College
agent. -
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DICKENS IL, PARIs.-A London correspondent
says: All Parnassus appears to be in Paris at
present. We hear of Charles Dickens making =
daily visit to the studio of SKATER, whose pencil it
appears, has been called into requision to give us
the full effect of moustache and q new style of
arranging the hair, which have lately so trans
mogrihed Boz that his own father-were he, poor
man, to the fore'-would not know him The pop
ular portraits of Dickens were taken from paint
ing executed about ten years ago by Maclise; but
that portrait gives You no idea of the Dickens of
to-day. The moustache the frilled shirt, the dia.
Inond studs, and the all-rounder have made quite
another man of the modest looking youth Dick.
ems is said to have caught the infection of frils and
patchouli from Bulwer who was always very ex
tensive in that line f--a .-fS'r =
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a5zt45t $500 5f9 1V.suINurox Dec. 4. 9 r. NJ
At this moment the several par " s.,,,e In ra
stood ~ no In caucus and gossips are Lew IN l.
failing the latest sign, OF the win cas-, their
- 4, Mr. Cobb of Georgia, tomorrow, aud
fasion OF Americans and kepneheans VIA pe
for,ncd around Mr. Fuller, of Pennsyivania, as
their respective candidates for the SPeakersn,p oil
.he House--not one word OF which stories do be
Ieye The point win be pabicly decided before
this is read and tho telegraph viii set all right Dc
fore then; vet will T. neither oracle nor prophet. un
dertake to predict that the Democrats win not for
sake Mr. Richardson tomorrow, and that a middle
State man other than Mr.. Fuller will be the bond
of unien between the Americans and RepuhhcahS.
There was not so dense crowd az the Capito,
to-day as yesterday; there was no excitement; ana
the routine was tedious for none expected any sa-
tisfactory result from the dull work OF rocailing
entered the hall at half past eleven, and glance
suficed TO confirm the opinion that hotihg was 10
come Of the days labor. Mr. %thereage, OF rem
nessae passed near me. soon after the first vote,
and 10 the question What Is the drift of the
der current :" he replied, Il know nothing OF it,
find myself an actor in drama that is all mystery
to me- believe that 1t Is so with him. and with
every upright honest honorable man There may
be method in all that is DONE but they know little
of IT, because that methods fashioned upon prin,
- cipes Of fraud and cunning.
The Dispatch, containing the message of your
Governor has reached US this evening. Ihave as
yet found time only 10 glance at its subjects; but
my eye detected one position, in which l most
heartily concur: IL slavery is wrong, it is wrong
North as well South of any line that can be
drawn. Congress has or has not the power TO pro
hibt il in the States and if it has, then it is
either polite mposic for it to exercise that pow.
er of prohibition. Akin to this is the legality of
slavery in the territories. These questions should
be fairly met and answered Their determination
will bring peace to the Republic, as nothing else
ever will All compromises upon this subject have
proved only brief respites and in the meantime the
extent of territory in dispute, in regard to this par
ticalar is constantly increasing
The election of printers for the two Houses oc-
casions much speculation. The candidates are
very numerous there being one from Boston, (hav-
ing vast number of New England members
pledged to him. one from New York, one from
Philadelphia and several here 1t is reported that
Mr.. Wendell has not only the Union at his back,
but that the proprietors of the Iutelligcncer are
also interested in his success. 1 have the very
best authority for contradicting this but none who
know these gentlemen will ever believe them gull
ty of accomplishing any purpose by Indirect means,
and, least of all, selfish purpose. They are not
personally acquainted with the men with whom
they are accused of entering into partnership.
A
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FIRE IN ROME n. Y.-On Sunday morning fire
in Rome destroyed the large building owned by r
$. Doty, and occupied, in part, by the Citizens
newspaper establishment. Very little was saved
The Sentinel says: ..s
r. s. Doty had an insurance of SO, 500 on his
building-$l, 500 OF which was in the Home Co, and
the remainder we belive in the Springfield Bios.
& Foot had insurance of Sl5, 900 on their stock
McPhee had 50 900, and Servey $1,000, and Dir
Sanford s., 600. We hear that Mr. Sanford had
$500 in the Etna and 500 in the Phoenix Co, and
some in the Corn Exchange
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, rsaS1sS;rS1S1s1CfTE AM sGT0SEaSr Hi.
IA cn4f.Ltffe s1heerihegu ~ recsi1sos va ~.
cS9,6fssfly On hand. CLOVER HILL LIMP AN6
HAIL COAL; fineGD- fSr nnithS purposes; Red md
White Asa Anfhrseits d. for cooking fsnses stoses
and eratex snd Lamp White A1h, for fosudres- Ill
of which they pre- pared to sell ON a good terms
~ 10 can be purchased In the city. 1881
Orders left Capt L. Libby corner 20th aud Cary
streets. ~ q their 0fce, Ct the Clover Hill yard, viii
be promptly attended to. IS 5sssFs go
3 They have for ths convenence Of their customerA
made an arrangement, by which orders left Ut the
counting room OF the Enquirer efce, win also have
due attention. sA VIM. III. DAVIS L co.
de3-2w -
a NTHKAClTK O A L..-C onseanfIy On
IA hand and for sale, the best article of Red and
White Ash Anthracite Coal Orders left at Messrs.
Dove l. Co. will be attended to promptly. 4
~ ~ ss-3k s3EtsS <JNO. w. WHf6HF co,
NO 26-tf 3 Corner 10th and Dock sts.
a NTHRACITE COAL.-The Subscriber
N keeps constantly on hand supply Of best AN
THRACITE COAL aud win sell as low as it can be
bought in the city Orders left at No. "a Main street,
will meet with prompt attention. *. (
no 1-d3m s a - 7. g. LARUs. s
(sOkE-I ann prepared TO furnish Coke
~ of superior quality and confidently recommend
it preferable fuel IN most respects 70 either wood
or coal 1t In peculiarly adapted TO cooking ranges
and stoves and to furnaces for heating large buidnss
while its ready ignition, cleanliness aud durability
render convenient and agreeable for parlor and 9TH
or CRATES. ss1fast IL gttf $3.50
Orders left at the Coke yard corner 10th street and
Basin Bank, will be promptly executed Terms cash,
or its equivalent.
Sc ll-n JN0.J. wERTH. Agent