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NEW BOOK, BY THE AUTHOR OF MAR
~ garet Maitland" !" The Days Of My Life, an
autobiography," price Is cents
Stories of the Island World by Charles Nordhof,
price rs cents. .'
ion, with Sketches of Neander, TholucE, &c, and
other distinguished German dvnes of the age, by
Philip Schah ID. D., Professor in the Theologlca
Wythes's Pocket Dose Book, containing the doses
and uses Of all the articles of the Materia Medica
Wythes, A. Nj. NJ D., author of the "Microscopist,"
Curosities Of the Microscope" &c. Price 63 cts.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S Bookstore,
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New York Mafketx

New YoRE, April 9.-Flour is generally hoa-
Wy. sales Of S 500 bbls., State IS 5as5 IS Ohio
IS 95aS6 30; Southern is firm at IS O0ss6 %.
Wheat Dis FURNISHES Of 500 bushels, Southern
white. 81 81. Corn Is buoyant-Ssles Of IS 90
bushels mixed, 6ska69 cents. Pork Is lower,
mess S53a23 30. Beef is firm at sl6aSb 8.
Lard Is quiet in barrels at l4&aliH.
WhisEey Is frmer; Ohio Dc
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Fearful Explosion and Loss Of Life.

RALEIGH, n. C, April S.-A fre-damp occur
red at Governors Greek coal mine Chatham
county. n. C., on Monday last resulting IN most
serious consequences. Superintendent Dunn and
four other men were instantly killed. Another,s
life Is despaired Of The destruction OF every
thing around was complete
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMoRB, April l0.-Flour continues fIm
al SIS rs, with some sales at little higher rate
Wheat is steady; reds at 81 .35as .3Sc. for good
to prime and whites at al 45aSl Soc for fair 10
good, and 81 S3asl Sc. for prime and choice
Corn is better whites 6Oa62c. and yellow o2a65c.
SsleS OF Ohio whisky at 2kc.
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Railroad Accident.

ST. LOFTS, April s.-A collision occurred ycs-
terday between the Ohio and Mississippi ana
Terre Haute and Alton trains at the crossing near
lllinoistown. Both engines were thrown from
the track and badly injured. Daniel Jackson a
runner Of the o. and NJ road, was killed, and the
brakeman Of the T. n. and A. train had leg
broken. No injury was done 10 the passenger
cars or passengers.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD q CO., AuctioneersI
HACK AND HARNESS AND HORSE AT
..f hire IioS.IOn SATURDAY MORNING,
ton rooms -. - - " ~ O''> W WI ~
: ! Hack and Harness ~. 4.f- .-.. e..
- Brown Mare ....- .,.t . l.. ~.
" hleh will positively be sold without reserve.
!, s.r.s.s WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
~ -. s.r .a4H Auctionaera-
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LARCENY AND FRAup.-r.ast night, Young
man named John Slattery u blacksmith, from
Baltimore was arrested by officer Wilson, on
charge OF forging the name of Thomas McGrath,
to an order for the purpose Of deffauding Solomon
Hubbard ana others He was taken before Justice
Donn, who, on the failure of Slattery to give bail
ior court In the sum Of $500, committed him to
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Arrivals of St.am.rs.

NRw YORK, April l0-The steamship. City of
Manchester, from Liverpool, 18th ult., and w ash-
ington from Bremen, via Southampton 25th ult
have arrived. Their advices have been antici-
pated by the Canadian and Niagara
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ap6-ts

WOOD AND COAL DEPOT.-Aways on
w hand the best qualities Of Wood and Goal that
may be relied in all cases, and the price
low as the best article will admit.
Coal kept under covcr-2,240 lbs. to the ton,
T. J. L. w. M. GAIT,
n. w. cor of 18th and 9 street, No. 547,
ap 7-tf one square south of the Avenue.
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MADAME SWIFT will positively close her rooms
In this city on the 10th Instant, consequently all
who are DESTROYS Of consulting her must do so i'm
one dollar 1t&
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kALLoCH ADULTERY CAsE.-All the suppressed
testimony of this interesting is published in
the Police Gazette. For sale at Adamson's, op-
posite the Post Office. 2t
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer-

Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
Il SECOND STREET WEST, BETWEEN ID AND r
SSIRESTs NORTH, AT AgcTIoN.-On THURSDAY,
me ota instant, shall sell, at O'clock p. M,
fronting Y feet inches each I'd street west run
n M oack to wide alley, being Lots Nos "a and Is,
no So This property is handsomely located near
JUDICIARY Square, the Capitol, and Railroad Depot,
ana presents many Inducements to persons wishing
20 make good Investment or secure a handsome
building site, having east front. and fine improve
Terms liberal and made known at sale. = : -
ap l0-d A GREEN auct,onaar
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By BONTZ COOMBS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NEGRO GIRL
BY virtue Of deed of trust to the subscriber,
bearing date the "a day OF December 1884, which is
50. foos $50 and SB7, one of the land records for
Washington county, ID. C.,l shall sell on MONDAY,
the 18th instant, at p. M, at the Jail of Washington
county, ID. G., one likely Negro Girl, named Nancy,
aged about twenty years.
Terms cash, in baLkable funds.
JOHN Y. DOM. Trustee,
ap g. eOdts BONTZ Il COOMBS Auct
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--.--.-.It ID BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EhoLDFURNITURE, BUTTERIANp
XTA1SSkRRIAGEs AT AUCTIoN-On SATURDAY
MOHNlNG, 18th instant, at O'Clock shall sell at
VIZ store, corner OF 18th and streets, No. SO, the
Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads, and Chairs
Crockery and Glassware
>. And other Goods, which we deem 1t unnecessary
ap To- AGREEN Auctionaay
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BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE Auctioneer-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
" NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN SOUTH AND
sIREETs..On TT ESDAI Az TER NOON,
April lith at IA O'Clock, the premises shall sell
the south half of Lot numbered'l7 IL, In square mum
oered oSS fronting "A feet go inches on New Jersey
avenue, between south b and south streets, run
nlns back about 100 feet with the improvements,
consisting OF q large three story brick House. now
HnoeI rent to and occupied by the United States
This property offers inducements as an inve
ment IN view OF the present occupancy and future
prospect OF being taken In the Capitol grounds.
Title perfect. Terms at sale.
ap lG-d JAS. C, McGIIIRE Auct
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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.-

y.
GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLDER
ossfS r. ApF !, .,
streets, } large and handsome collection Of House
solid walnut paTiog suite consisting OF one Tete
Tete Sofa, six parlor Chairs, and one Armchair
solid rosewood PaIlof suite; finished in drab silk,
sfSasssthIE Of one large French Sofa six receP
solid walnut psrlor suite finished in green velvet,
c1nslstlns OF one Tete-a-Tete Sofa, FIVE parlor
suite Of 6a%ase snd Lace Curtain. and
One superior carved rosewood Centre Table. with
Set :! SifiSsasIs.r Aand,on. M.n.sl Ornament.
sI %a ffs
Fine walnut gothic Parlor Chair
two gothic Chairs, and DsSst,1S r. Hs'raok
Hall Ollcloth, walnut extension Dining Tsbs
W WsIs sst q s;d hsaylIy Fire gilt Piataus
Fine French China Dinner, Dessert, and Teaware
Table Cutlery, plated Casters ."
Heavy silver plated Tea-set, Clock
Windsw Curtains and Ornaments, venitisn Blinds.
Window Shades N' D'o''
Brussels and Ingram Carpeting
| elegant set of carved mahogany Chamber Furni-
ture, consisting of Wardrobe. Dressing Bureau,
With marble mari, top high post Bedstsads, wash,
Superior enTled hair and shuck Mattresses ...
Feather Pillows, Blankets
Comforts, Counterpanes, Sheets, &c
Mahogany French Chairs covered with red plnsh
Walnut beaded Bedstead : "
Do Wardrobe
Do Dressing Bureau, with marble ton
Do enclosed Washstapd do ~
Mahogany dressing Bureaus, with marble tops
DO Washstands
Do Wardrobes
Do French Bedstesds
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Kitchen Furniture
Cooking Stove, cooking requisites, &c.
. u Terms; s All sums Of and under $40, cash over
S+9 credit OF sixty and ninety days, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
ap 9-d&ds C. w. BOTEiER. Auct
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AUCTION SALES

GALE POSTPONED.-IN CONsEoITENr,EE
~ q ne heavy st dJ yss,esay auction ssie q
and il is postponed, to take place On Mon
the 18th OF Apr, instant, a. my residenoe an hI.H
that farm which is to of At N a M 90 80. o.
daY. zap 7-tsl w. ID WAII SG tunat
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FAST Bors.-A hack load Of noisy ''students"
made the streets vocal last night with their
shouts. A sharp admoniton from the police OH
GERS was found requisite to abate the nuisance.
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THE Poor AS WELL As THE Rich can have sure
cure for Coughs, Colds and Consumption in its pri
mary stages, owing to the cheapness of Mrs. Gard
medicine which should be in every family, and al
ways on hand. Ii is for sale at WEEKS Il forIER's,
l54 Washington street, Boston, General Agents.
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CO.'S Is NO. %, between
NI 9Th and 9Th streets, opposite Centre Market.
ap3
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BRIDGEPORT, April s-The Bridgeport Far
mer says that VIM. ID. Bishop, Dem for Con-
gress. I'm all the district, has fourteen majority
over Ouis :. Perry, opposition.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION.
BE 1ND III OVEN PRESERVER,H HER
METICAL JARS, Sc, Pateatsd Nop. Is, l856.


The above is an apparatus for preserving FRUITS,
Vegetables Flowers fresh and perfect las though
recently gathered) throug hout the year. WITHOUT
sUHECTING THEM TO HEAT. The apparatus may be
seen at the store ofSIBLEG GUY pennsylvania
ear tcsek only during which time Propositions iSr
Ii offers n rare chance for profitable investment.
Those interested invited to call and examine the
apparatus within the time specified. Ladies inter-
ssed in this branch of the culinary art are also re-
specially invited to call and learn Us many adyan-
of pparatus, with right and directions for family
use, $3.50. Orders will he received ana promptly
executed. 80 = : 80 = : ap 6-4t-.
SECOND GRAND OPENING OF THE SEA
- son At NY sToRkNA sPlf RSN Sis1Ts-
The largest and richest selection Of FRENCH
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, hACES and EN-
DRESS-TR INNINGS in the greatest variety,
MLTSI0N.C4PpEES, t HL1sNSTTIEEtAS, MAJ
DRENS G4RMENTS ready made -
DRESS MAKING in the latest French Styles,
at the shortest notice. NJ. WILLIAM.
mar 2i-Im Market Space, bet. 18th and 9Th SITS.
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by Z. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
EXT ENSIVE SALE OF GILT-FRAME
IL MIRRORS, On PAINTINGS, ESGRAvINGs, & c.,
his business, will sell, on MONDAY, April 10Th at
10 O'Clock, his entire stock of gilt frame Mirrors,
On Paintings, Engravings, c., at his establishment
Ne. 2o5 Penn avenue, south side, between 18th and
18th streets, consisting IN part Of
One pair large gilt -frame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, size IS by 81
One pair large gilt-frame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, size IS by -
One pair large gt-frame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, size 50 by "a
One pair large gilt-frame French plate Pier Mirrors
size 10 by "a
One pair large gilt-fame French plate Pier Mirrors
size "a by %
Together with large assortment Of
Smaller mante, pier, and oval Glasses
several very fine Oil Paintings and Engrayings
Gilt Frames, one Piano Forte, &c.
All OF which will be sold without reserve.
Terms $40 and under, cash over s ~ credit of
60 and 80 days, for approved endorsed notes. bearing
interest.
up lO-eod c. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctjonee,-

SMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
- ON 7TH STREET PLANK ROAD NEAR THE PIRsT
ToLLGATE.-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
APIll 18th, at o'clock on the premises, shall SELL
street plank road and the 18th street. or Georgetown
TOAD, at the hrst tollgate, and distant about one
Ing of new and comfortable house containing ten
rooms, with many desirable convenlencesfor the ac-
pump OF fine water at the itchen door, a young
orchard OF choice fruit trees large bed of superior
strawberries, together with handsome sbrubbery
and flowers, on the place.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue int, -. 10,
and "a months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
ap l0-d JAS. c. Mcguire Auct
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
kSF On sGkIn yIEEs of zsI
beari1g date on the 9th day Of December, la55 and
recorded n LlbeG A. :. NJ lO8 fOllOs !15, Ct seq
the s?th day Of April, lS57 at o'clock the
eses Lot N9 II IN sqts5e No 3D. s. feet
streets west, by 1876 feet Ia inches deep, with the i'm
PTovements, which consist of a well-6ullt twO-story
The above property is. situated in a pleasant and
abe opportunity persons desiring residence or to
Terms Of sale: One third, cash; the balance in
sale and secured by deed In trust the property,
property will Be resold at the risk and pense of the
purchaser. All eonyeyanclns at the expense of the
'a5s sssGa cHAs Yx & Hp' ss:,
Farm FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
L On MONDAY, the 18th April instant, at eleven
O'Clock, m, Gf fair weather, if not the next fair
day thereafer,D will be sold by auction, the Farm
which the subscriber resides, and also the ousehod
furniture stock, and farming implements. Ii lies in
IS saated n sS9n Bs Goss nss o%
the Georgetown Aqueduct, and SIX miles from Alex
andria and four from Washington. There upon
it a comfortable and well-aIrsnged dwelling house,
containing six rooms with front and back covered
kitchen a comfortable house for servants or farm
hands large and convenient barn, with stabing
c cG atsesed to the barn root cellar unaes
the harm TO hold two thousand bushels of roots for
smoke house; corn house; stone market root
house, and store house. Also, a good dairy near
the homestead door, from the never failing spring
Of which water is Obtained for all the requirement.
of the occupants. There is also on the place an
orchard of more than a thousand thrifty frees
of dIferent paintings, consisting of the choicest
varieties OF Peaches pears, dwarf and stand
ard cherries and ounces At present fourteen acres
are seeded down 10 wheat and rye; six in timothy,
yielding an average of at least two tons per acre.
four n market garden four in clover; twelve rea
dy to be put IN corn and oats the spring and eleven
In WOOD OF which there ample supply for all the
purposes OF the place. This farm has been cultivated
win care ana Ii very produce We, no pains having
been spared to render It femuneratiye and to make
u complete In all It's appointments. Fora dairyman
ana market garden farmer, q nursery man, or Tor
the country residence ofs person doing business IN
either neighboring city who prefers place already
IN All respects highly improved It is superior 10 any
Terms of sale: One third cash on the delivery Of
the warrsntee deed and the balance IN equal install
ments at one, two and three years credit, WIN IN
terest on the deferred payments, which are to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property.
For the furniture stock, and implements, all sums
unter sIo cash and all sums over $40, on credit
Of nine months, the notes to be satisfscforiy en-
dorsed. -er--.....-'. N, cu
ap4 .l..--- ----..-- ". wv A1.HS &c.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.-Theo officers of this de-
partment of the Corporation have had considers-
BILE difficulty in attending to their duties in their
respective districts, lately, as they say from the
fact that there arc only three police magistrates
at this time, In the city: one in the ifth Dis
trict, one in the Third, and another in the First
District. There are justices OF the peace. but
they do not attend TO any but civil and United
states eases The police magistrates alone attend
TO the violation Of the municipal laws.
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UNITED STATES POLICE REPORTS Before
Justice DOnn.-Wm. Waters, colored, who gave
security for further investigation of the charge
of having committed all assault and battery on
George w. Gaines, also colored, was dismissed
from the charge, the prosecution falling to appear
being fearful that the tables would be turned ON
him.
under the charge of having, in connection with
others, committed an aggravated assault and bat
terry OH colared man named William Thomas
and bonded for further examination of the case
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SELTZER WATER! :! SELTZER WATER q!
- We have received fresh supply of this cee-
bnted water. KING BtRCHELL,
aP4 Corner Vermont Av., and 18th ST.
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PARIS BossETs.-The Spring Millinery which
Madame PribraiG has very recently opened at her
well-known establishment on the south side of
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th sts.,
comprises some Of the most beautiful and taste
full things ever brought for sale IN this city. So
all tastes may be suited there, from that Of the
lady seeking the most recherche and exquisite
combinations that the latest mode has originated,
to that Of the person desiring to purchase some
thing merely neat, plain and economical.
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JURY TRIAL--Yesterday case of interest to
county constables was tried before Justice Goddard
and jury. Robert Bayless, county officer, was
plaintiff and Messrs. BOntz and Coombs defend.
ants.
Bayless claimed that he had been employed to
watch a certain house, upon the furniture in which
the defendants had deed Of trust to prevent the
tenant from carrying the furniture away with him
After watching the property plaintiff was dis
charged - nothing having occurred. Bayless
charged S2l for his services. hence the suit A
verdict for 81, In favor OF the plaintiff, was re-
turned by the jury.
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SPRING MILLINERY.-MRS. A. VOL
- LARD, successor to Mrs. J. Lane, will "a
open ON THURSDAY, the 9Th inst. splendid EA1
assortment of French PATTERN HATS 80
and FLOWERS; also, a large selection of n :.
STRAW GOODS. consisting of Leghorns. n<
NegP9litan, English Straws. Florence Braids, Mis-
SEES Hats, and Gipsies, Ladies Riding Hats, &c
No. lol Bridge street, Georgetown, d. c.
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/ EVY'S BlTTERS-These Bitters are an nfalli
IL bic cure for Dysentery and Chronic Diarrhea
want OF Appetite, &c. They have proved an efso-
tual cure to all those who have been effected with
summer complaints.
No. SS7 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Nation
al Hotel.
Wine, Liquors, Cigars, and fine Goceries.
ap 8-f JONAS =. LEVY.
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NTHEE sPEcIAL COMPREHENSIVE WITH
GEN'L GEORGE RUST having expired. from
and after this date he is full Partner in our House.
With increased Capital and enlarged facilities for
GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE
BUSINESS, we offer our services to the public.
APPLETON 4 CO,
Az Slot No. 2i4 Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
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nor SALE-A GOOD WORK HORSE, n
Il eight years DID, sound and gentle In IN
quire At the corner of 18th and NJ street,. "a
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SPRING TRIMMINGS.-NEw STYLE OF
- spring Fringes handsome black MantIlla Frnges
all widths and style Button Fringes, all colors
fancy Tassel and Drop Buttons, white linen Balls
and Work Trimmings, white cotton Fringes Cords
and Tassels hand and made order at the Fringe
and Trimming Mandatory, 81 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., south side.
up 8-3tH MRS LOWE
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GOAL AND WOOD.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ have now on the way, and will be ready for de-
I LIVER IN few days, superior cargo of COOKING
Also. all kinds Of WOOD and COAL of the best
quality constantly on hand which they will be happy
10 supply the public with on the most reasonable
terms. BARRON d SLOWER
Corner OIL and 81 st streets, Washington, and Green
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WORD IN SEAsoS.-It would be we'll for the
street commissioners to look to the condition Of
the streets at this season of the year. especially
those along and in the vicinity Of the canal The
cutters are pretty Eear filed up with filth and
few days Of warm sunshine will cause them to
Yesterday somewhere in Street, between 9th and
14th streets, large sized dead cat in the middle
OF the street, and various other nuisancss which
il is unnecessary TO mention.
WORK. WORK.. WORK There is a great
scarcity Of laboring hands on the Washington
AQueduct All the trouble about the late strike
is at al end, we hear. Yet both contractors and
the Government are sadly In want Of workmen
five or six tunnels Of the work. There are plenty
OF mechanics Offering, but the scarcity of labor
ers makes IL impossible to employ as many OF the
former as would otherwise now be requisite there.
WAUGH's IrALIA-We presume that no piano.
rama which has visited Washington prior to this
mot even Bayne's) has won so universally the
SURFACES Of all visiters, artistic as well as the
uneducated. as Waugh's Italia Certainly none
has had such remarkable success as this through
its four weeks stay. There will he an exhibition
tonight, to- morrow night and Saturday afternoon
PrRNELL's Patent Fruit, Vegetable and Flower
seems well ada pied for the ends claimed
which are that these articles can by II be kept
the wear and without subjecting them to heat
Orders for II can be left at Guy Sibiey's hard
ware store. -..f.. .H 81 ..
Tux METROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER CON-
pASr have volunteered their services to pull down
the dangerous walls of the old Poor Ho tse and
entered upon the task 10 right good earnest last
night