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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
i the United States Hotel has Just received a
large supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, and is
now prepared 10 offer great bargains 10 all in want
of good and fashionable clothing. His Ready
made Clothing " will be sold AZ the following low
prices:
Wh0ls suits, Coat, PantalOOns, md Vest, OF thin
cloth or Cashmere, for Sl2.
Pine Black FrOck ana Dress Goats, from 5l0 10
SIS
Good Business Goats for 81.
Black and Fancy Pants, from - to g..
MarseilIes and SILK Vests, from 81 TO SIS.
He keeps always on hand large assortment OF
fancy articles, such Shirts, Cloves, Crava.s I'm
brelas, sc.
''Sole Agent foS the sale Of SCOTS Fashions
mar i9-t
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A GARD.
Economy IS the road to soealtA. +"
Great Reduction in the price Of Hats & c.p1

Economy 1s the road to toeaith."
Great Reduction in the prioe Of Hats & c.ps
fsNH E undersigned, having made arrangements
Il with New York Hat Company to be CON
rtanuy supplied with the very best MeIeskin OF
DkESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them At the Unprecedented low price of s3.JO
worth from four TO ive dollars; second quality az
worth from $50 to 81; aud q very good fashion.
Also, Beebe6 Cos Hats, al a musb less ,5van.s
naa they have been here tOfore sold in this city,
First rate beaver Hats s35J.
All kinds OF soft HATS and CAPS very low.
In order 10 sell at the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted; consequently those who
purchase will not be charged from fifteen TO twenty
i've per ceRt as an offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
toT many years in the employ Of Todd
Coz No. 3, Columbia place, 7th st.
ap L3-u I'd door north of Penn ayenne
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PALMER'S PATENT LEG

aLNEIs y L u LN J. LEU.
THIS AMERICAN INVENTION
] ]. .
4 stands unrivalted both in this country s
a1din Europe. Its worn by coo persons,
and with most astonishing success. In
competition with 80 other substitutes of T.
the best French, English, and German NJ
Manufacture, lit received the award of the r. |
GIEAT MEDAL al the WORLDS E1MBI- eA
TON IN LONDON, the best artificial "
limb known. In his country il has been
thirty times exhibited, in competition
with all Others, at the annual Fairs in the
principal cities, and mas, in every instance,
received the award Of the highes. or first
premium. And crOwning honor, by -
the unanimous approval OF an interna- -
EOnal council, the g First Premium
only SilUeT Medal given for LIIabs-was awarded
heInventor, az the New York Crystal Palace
Pamphlets giving full information, sent gratis to
every applicant. B. PRANK PALMER,
as Cnesnu, street, Philadelphia.
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Mr. w. HENRY PALMER,
HITHERTO KNOWN As
AOR ORkHE EIIER

ii As much pleasure In InfOIInlnz his friends and
IL The public IN general that he has determined
ON locating blulsei N this city, and Is prepared To-
receive pa PHs iOT instruction on The PLANO FORTE
HARMONY audCOMPO5ITIOS. lie IL pernitted
!" fetrf Io Nj Ge0f.e hgss, JL, and Mr.. a. +
htee kk,,rieT AUD any communication aidressed 10
niH at hlbn - ,Hlz's music s,.se, Penns, IysrA
a'eh9s, viii have imsIsiIsIs affFhfiOn.
sy E--u ..
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3sO Pa. avenue, bet 9th and lOIn streets.

EfOR sALE.-A Par of BAY MARES, Z years
a o'cne1tsPrrns, weii-bree sound, stylish, ~
scnue, spinted and capital gUers. Ff-y are &3S
well sroken and perfectly free from tricks, ana Will
Pnuculdny sun any gentleman VINO is tend Of
driving. The owner pasls wi,h them onIv because
s's purpose Is % rcirench his expenses. They can
y seen al Southron's date Brch's) Stable on lilh
Aueet, s"uth Of Pa. avenue. For terms or an Oh
Stuu.y 10 try them, enquire at the counter OF the
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G R AND PIO MIC
NORTHERN LIBERqIBS FIRB en-.

'INHE NORTHERN LIBERTIES' FIRE COM
l. PANY respectfully make Known to their friends
and The public generally that they will give their
hrst PIC MIC, on THURSDAY, June 7th, 1855. 10
The WHITE HOUSE ' ~
The Company will spare no pains or expense to
insure satisfaction.
The Refreshments will be served by an expe
rienced caterer, Mr. A Columbus
visiting Companies will appear in uniform.
-, Inc boat Will leave Georgetown at O'Clock
Washington at p Navy Yard at 2x; and AIeYan,
dria al y. m. - ., :.
Tickets ONE EDOLLAR-admitting a gentleman
anu iadies-to be had Of any OF the Committee of
Arrangements.
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u. 8 MARINE BAND.

"S undersisned would respectfully inform the
= MILITARY, Firemen, Clubs and the pnbIic gene
rss that by applying To him at the Marine Barscks
or al ms residence, E. between 9th and 10Th sts
eas,, or oy note at Hilbus & Hitz's Music Depot.
u'oy can OBTAIN the services Of the Marine Band or
a portion of il either as a brass reel n, co,;I,on
oeld, which win embrace Louis Weber's unrivslled
PoiS' F. SCALA,
Conductor and Leader Of Marine Band.
sp S1lms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing. a
Il very large assortment Of Pleasure andC"L
Family CARRlAGES, of the latest fash k8A-
ions, which Will sel low a. the same quIIIII Oi
work can De soldIn any Of the principal markets OF
the United States.
The subscriber Is now dealing exclusively in Car
nases OF his own manufacture, and all work sold by
MIN Will De warranted, and compare fayOrably with
any work IN this market. As | always keep a large
essOri meni, invite purchasers and others 10 eI-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Carriages built 10 order Old Carriages taken in
eIchange, or repaired al the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign Of the Golden Horse,
No 4ee Pa avenue and ~ street.
may l-HG3m -
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A CARD.-LOOK HERE,

4 LII ye lovers of the good things OF this hfe and
IA we will tell you where you may obtain atleast
some Of them. Thankful for past favOrs, would
respectfully ask Il continuance of the same dur ng
this Spring and Summer. ] am prepared TO furnish
all who will give call with the sweet and cool
iRg Beverages in my line al short notice. Such az
Ice Creams Water Ices, Of all fiayors, Sehsriotte
Reuse, BancmaDge, sc Cakes Of all kinds. Also,
foreign and dOmes: Fruits and COME ciOnery, gen.
era.ly kept Ia well regulated establishments Of the
Kind.
Particular attention will bs paid 10 furnishing
welding VI Bride Casss- Also, Pattiss. Balls,
able terms.
Csli az The old stand, Massaehusctts avenue, be
tween yin and lOih streets, Northern Lihsuies.
may GOWN 60. JOHN w. RiGHTSTINE.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

ID OBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
Ii have formed co partnership under the frm
OF walker Jan a, % for the management and ar
gdment ~ cases U the Supreme Court the United
states, and before the Court OF CIaIRs AZ Washing
Ton City.
Address Washington, ID. C. may l0-eo3Gl
SlLVER wAhE, PLATED w a n K
~ AND FINE FANCY GOODS-Siiper
nee and Tea Sets, Sugar ROwls, Cream Jugs
G"9iets, Cups, Spoons aud Forks. Also, a greaf
vanety Of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
tor presents.
Plated Coffee Sets, Castors, Baskets, Spoons and
FOrka, On besi AIbaIa.
ne articles are warranted as represented, and
VIII be sold a. q small advance.
II. SEMKEN,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and l0In streets.
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LOOK HER E!!!

MORE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL who served
wi in AMY WAR since 1870, whether as Officers
SoldIeTs, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
lalns, Wagon Masters, TeamsIyrs, Landsmen, (Gr
their widows or minor chIidren) who have not yet
received full 100 acres, and have been IN service Il
days, will do well u write 10 U.s. postpGd and their
Land Warrants Will be forwarded TO them for the
al owe quantity, and no charge If trey do not get IT,
LLOYD & CO,
Claim Agents Once, opposite U. 3. Treasury
W ashIngtOn City, ID. e. mar 6-1n
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ANU. HER ARRIVAL OF PARIS HdETIL-
LAS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
CREMONA, LEONORA,
LAVINIA, LILY
DE STAEL, CAMILLA,
DEW DROP CLIMESE,
Also, a few very pretty MOURNING MASTIL
Las.
Al the above styles just received aud this day ar
ranged for Inspection m our NantIlla Room, second
story MAXWELL q BROTHER,
90 Pa ave, bet 9th ami lUh streets.
I l.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK
ING Up HOITSEKEPpiNc

ING UP HOUSEKEEPING
DERSoSS removing from the CITY, and wishing
Il TO dispose OF their Furniture and Housekeeping
Utensils, &a, without the trouble OF sending them
to public auction, can do So by calling us
store, 3l7 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 6f Ninth
street, as we are prepared 10 buy all such good, as
may be offered
HOusekeeper5 and others will do we'll by calling
on US as We viii pay the highest cash pnces for all
such goods WALL, BARNARD & co.
ap 2-lm 3l7 Pennsylvania avcnne.
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srIeIDE rASISo PHrs-ic AnD.--An inquest held
yesterday upon the BODY Of a named - Husband,
residing Al the u uason and iioratio siees sho
committed suicide fen O'Clock yesterday morning ~
svalawing bottle q pru.se acid. The act vas perrc
uattd - presencs n friend of acceasci, " whom ~
aid "tood luck, Tom he In the ast a putting
The deadly drug 70 his mouth AZ matter q r0prse.
death was Instantaneous. The caufs A~signed fqr
the commission II tho rash act u ionssir trouble
that The dsccased had ~ ate fesnliing ~ BIZ ws sela
faiins ff.m him and going 10 Aew Orlans, rbefr she
nov ieeii.s The jury returned fciasi u drsfh hJ
fuicias."
DtATn 90 Az AIpggD CorsroDurs7 - fpn-ys Coroner
Wilhelm held ingues, yesterday - the JeHerson
Aet Police conr, prison, upon ,he ssay q Richard H.
Arthur one n The parties lately arrested ~ oounieri
Ing hses The Ocean Bank n the city vbo det yery
saddsny ~hne conhnsa 10 his esg sppearei thAtthe
dectassd VAS attacked sitL A. n dsrum ,fctncns
~hleh resulted fatally rsc,.s.d rty years y sgc
llfium ttsmsns
Ac'IpsSr ~ HtHrrs RAaRoAD.-csronsr iilltgn
held An Inquest yesterday - 30 5a spa ihs
body ofA man usnea Esssr4 Jasgart .ho "a hlei "a
ihe Harlem Railroad xsirose s,st0n n fa,s1ay
siieFno0n The 5sreasei va braksuan Ia the ssaaiey
q he HARLEM ksrost Cofnpsny sbi vhs attending -
HE bfsts accidentally fsl n the ear sni IN AB'
khed ~ the sbs*i. a The tshicIs passing h by
lAe lpfy rsnfsrtd verdict IN accordance 80 tT sAte
fse's. rfefsssA 80 native 9fhf'sn' ssi ~.
y yesff dtss
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MAJaOs'S Z >flicc

=
TIE CHRISTIAN HONA-A rA ysH CHAFaH. AGAINST
MEs. LISD1okD; n IN KEEPER.
II sfl be recolccted tAt nos ing ago account
published In Of s1 city y urnals, Of rni alleged
swtnde In the shape Of ars'asitris called tie Chris
tian Hons" purporting t.ohsvr AS its aim the moral
and intellectual advancement f pra servant grl1 des
titute Of the of acquiring aay kind Of ccAtion
or religious instruction IT,, tcrpsr.of this institution
i Mrs Martha Iindord, lvi In TpA tyeghth street,
petween Fosrth and lexneton aeespueS, who, II Ia
charged had received claw philanthopc
moivduais Who believed her - be erm sted by purely
stfution a. place where situations sS procured for
servant girls at short notice, their ral condition
improved The charge IN that Mr. Ila1fDs pockets tho
money, but never geta the girls stnatf,na Frequent
Complaints have been made aga nAt NM l.. at the
Mayors office, and she was In fact under Ia TO
previous charge Of this nature. sSskeer intcll
genee office wthoat license. TIL penaly for keep
ing an intelligence office without lice sAfs go.
Inc complainant In the present cssA is ~ ri named
kien kiernan, who makes affidavit thst s.eaA Of
Mrs 1ipdords advertisements yhe sly papers,
sSs ~ent TO the Christian Home for tacpurpoe Of pro-
curing situaon paid the regular es ~ 80 u, and
ws~ told that situation would be o'AineG = her.
After remaining In the place for nbou |secch 10 girl
notgt her city piace, but that she several .coun.
try p.koes to which she could GO The itiths, sked
where thsss piacss we're but would not pe%oh ny Mrs
iandford who punished Ellen by turning hou af the
pren'sser, Mrs. Iiniord refusing refund hsr
ney given her for the purpose of procuring tAs g a.
taations On the above charge Mayor Wood su<d
rant for this arrest Of Mrs ndsord which ted
BY ofic.r Hepe. Mrs. Iindfords counsel prss<s IT,
and had Interview with the Mayor, but IN - Is pro
to the satstaeion Of hs Honor that his cliert
fairly yfth Elen The Mayor required her oAivc kssl
In $500 to'aaswcr the charge.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

1he Board met last night pursuant 70 adjournment
the evening previous at their chambers In the City Hail.
the President in the chair.
Petitions we're first in order, but Of any impor-
tanca we're presented
Resolutions next in ORDER and among those pre-
rented the followpg;-A resolution calling for
ordinance regulating tho measuring Of vegetables b.
This adopted All the other resolutions u the
ing were in regard TO paving and grading atrcets.
A report then presented from the Committee
Salaries and Ocers In favor Of increasing tho salary Of
tho Chief Engineer 10 ~ 0O0 This report referred
TO the Committee Of the Whole.
An effort then made TO call up the report II DR. j.
W. Ranney, In Eivor u allowing Castle Garden to be-
uscd by the Commissioners ~ Emigration enrap
depot This ct down for the special order of the
day The Board refusing 20 consider ths report at this
time, motion made and carried that tho Board a
jouin till the first Monday Of septcmber next.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met at 4 P. NJ Present, Commissioners
yerpIanck On the ehsif) Kennedy, Kelly, Garrigue,
PuTdy, carrisan Cummings and Morgan.
vAnD's istAsD ArrorsrxESn
n. Hen. u Fay, physeian.in-chicf of Wards island
sent communication nominating George Ford, NJ d,
for first assistant and sunrock second assistant
Wards Island ThcEe we're confirmed by the Beard,
Commissioners kennedy and Purdy voting IN the mega
tive.
on the Recommendation Of Dr.. carnochan, Vim. Oar.
ling u. D. and Michael velsem, N. D., chosen
assistants TO the surgeon.in chief
ne following resolution offered by Commissioner
yYpri AScx, and passed unanimously
Resolved, That the present members Of the Medical
Beard BE officially informed that in consequeuoe ot the
changes of the system of medical service AZ wards
Island adopted by the Commissioner their term ot ser
vice sin this day, and that the Commissioners
IN ihus ending their present official connection with the
visiting physicians aud surgeons, express 70 thea their
deep sene the ability aud fidelity Il their service, and
their high respect for their individual and professional
character.
A motion vac made by Commissioner c.sRlaAs tha,
housand dollars be appropriated 70 at the houses q the
new Yhystctans properly
Commissioner ppsDr strongly opposed The motion,
which at length Withdrawn.
war nnaSDY
On reading the requisons question raised a. 70
the quantity ~ brandy used Wards bland y ap
Pears that SINCE the abolition a the Of bauor on The
Island certain parties anxious 20 have back again
Ccmmissoncr PuKpY moved that ten gallons a brandy
BE- added 70 the reguisi,ons a. he understood the dor
tors required ~, and De moreover hapel
would take note of the motion be made a. be sei
% BE- set right before the public.
Ccmmlssoner cCsusos stated that hve gallon q
brandy had been sent 20 the Island the week before and
wished 20 know what became Of ~, Brandy not nc
ccssary for the sick in his opinion
Counissoner KIa.NruY thought that little brandy di
no harm nay, II beneficial "a the sek Opium ami
esemel In would An and would brandy Per-
haps the liquor that had been seut up q tho Island h@d
eyayofafed.
This idea seemed b. strike the Commsbncrs navel
one anf eseiied some discussion u sas inmai~i tha'
the brandy certainly given tie sick an1 what
therefore, had becou~ 81 ity
Commissioner Prysr wanted 70 kn0v u the wArd''
Island Committee had not beenon the Island during tbs
rsst weeb raush,er)
Aficr spirspd aiseu-sou ,hs p9'ign y Aid tea g.
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Personal IL sssIsssnse.

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CRasslss I'm AuAsrc Tlnsz DArs-A working an
gineer by be name u Joha Ro. residing In Montreal
has addressed ritter 20 the Mayor II Boston upon t.e
subject ~ recent Invention ehAra~
ter lie cis,nr 70 have discovered nov motive pov,v
whrh VIII ~n ship the Atlantic ocean In tnr~s
day., and farther, II hyi~ ~rre bored In the bsttsn
tbs yessel would 8oat with equal safety and fresaosn
IN order 10 romplrte working model which Ia wholly
nsepehaenl ~ steam, no hsks The Assistance. II nesss
hundred d,sArs from Tsre,nan's pocket, No pro
etess, Mr. H"ss las besn made In that direction ts
seal 70 keep ~i,h the csnts railroads On
the anh b"t this dc.ietstass Will certainly aneorn
pshca ana demonstrated in his great discovery --los
ton ddreTf,Eg.
smr~ssrs ssp Gwsar Isss or lar - letter recsss.i
from dsrtaa Moaers os the whaling bark Marta of N~
Bedford, ds<s-i Ia f Islands March Is 1853 reports
tie loss ~ slp orimne~ts, 81 ssiao Capt ponn~y an
the "a of jay, 1854, ref 20 the westward u ss~
Caledonia, In lat 10 ~ - lon fat 4s E 40, iaa down
on The charts hhe w~ni 81 A. ~ III. es,Aain
With the ts~'e doctsf, aud four s~anea lott hsf In =
boat and nothing ~ her after and think v.v<
Ia pieces S. bs fsrd tl0 coo,ie. irnta Thlua saH
crew ~ 20 mon ssJ al ssnst hav. tsrstot With IN.
exception q The seven IN the toai. Nr "is,to tho
mate, was ktliei by n@ nstvss On the f.lAnd II srw
hrition In July, lie .shhs~d 10 EsifhAven and ksd q
siir snd fsriy Thew d. Ia. b~en lbssn from hon.s for
irss Captain isnnsyvA. on hoard a the psris
between Tire. s-9 fopr nsn,hs, sh~s he va. pa, -
board tbs bark I1p ofSbis ~ Fan frsnrsco hssns 4.
xeDoyrns from there lie -oah proceed Caiso 10
bs ovDrs Capt Penney AMI Hr ''Ity,tsrn'' we're ths
only An'sricsns hat belonged 20 the wrecked ship.
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News ny the Malls.

The sg~ rorh express train ssys the Boston Jg.rrai
via Hartford Springfield and Worcss,er ursiss char,
conductor James y kpsss made the run nom worrs<-
ter 20 Bson on Monday afternoon In 80 minutes 9TH
r of passenger cars snd iro beAyy tagfASs rbs
Iooouso,Iss vast Worcr.isrr 1.-THE above train iAA
met 9th an accident what brute tb< conductor vo~iA
have ts~n.
Tbs hisibal Il of tho orders ~ tho Common dsun
eli of Frsderlelstgrg vs. slssol,ef nat any hos -,h
trs'sd wire through his bn~s nsy - sio.~f u
a. fafxr 10 The streets W the tevp ross ihls date nn
the 18th day a October nsut
The ssDisry committee ~ EtAup'o, Va ssnt an tl.e
s's INST 70 ook Al nee frsnns tuiiny u.-a
IRE iesn sith virr a gsiins ~ fsr mall pm hs~p.
tel IbAi night " vss burnt aD-n
Gavsrnor Prize ~ Se- J.ssey. hsa oart.A rsss,s a
iuat hasiiet doas ~ ths sypfeAesson Jahn gin.
s~y, he allss,d Murderer a toaSi Bauer, a. ssrs
tzs days slnee
etnv-ptssn 4 lnelIs,iiys erssn~ers ~ We. ts,s~v
ssa a6jUsns rias~ Vt ~ he'd In srsArs IN The nd
inei ~ben matters v grhrrA .sisrss srpss H. t~
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

In the absence Of the Mayor and Recorder snpervisor
voorhis, of the Ninth ward, was called TO preside.
few hills of Census Aarshais received and refer
red and the Board adjourned TO meet again at o'clock
Thursday evening
I'VE UNDERSTAND that tho Mayors absence was oc,a-
stoned by the Illness 81 his daugh,er.J
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY EAY.
SEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ RElT EXCITEMENT AMONG JOURNALISTS.
NJ A. the public become acquainted with the history
of my life they win be enthusiastic toward my
course and desrous to do me jusce,-James Cor.
don Benz >
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STOLEN GOODS.

nFTICE or THE CHIEF OF POLICE, AUGUST "a,
" ls55-An owner Is wanted o. the Third District
Police Court (Essex Market iof maniei clock also al
this once for green silk parssol both having been
leund. GEo. W. MAISElls Chief Of Pole.
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furnished on application.

TCsT PrYEHEI-THE RIvERDAIE sCHoTTTSCH,
eJ by julius Metz, Is cents. We consider this the
pretest scAotisch We have published f,r long tims
Nusic teachers by calling, sending their cards. will
receive coy gratis Cards from the country must Be
accompanied With three cents, TO pay the postage:
COOK B BRO, Music Dealers, 343 Bsoad~ay.
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Police Intelligence.
sRREsTH yoR INrOxiCAriON.

Ihess "crs tnirty arrests for drunkcnnosien Che
vsriousp police districts yesterday A. fo,lows:--
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SPECIAL kO1yCBs.

TDIyARD BlssEII, CT Wall, STREET, ATTORNEY
IL ahf counsellor at law, notary pxblic and late
urser T. navy dcyotes his wicis attention to cases
claims all Ainds against the u s.. procuring buy
ing and selling land warrants and In 80 hours obtains
I. s. passports 10 travel In foreign countries
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VIIAKETIElD INDUSTRIAL HONE ASSOCIATION NO.
w 3.-Ibe members hereby notified TO attend the
next regular meeting ON Friday evening" August H. for
plus lots and the lots Of dehnuens members auction
By order of the Association.
j. ANDREW HkNSCIEuCH Sccrctery