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LOUIS Speur, tue 6eFman composer, born in
BrunsWIcE, April ., lISi, died thcre in October,
1873: In carly liie ha was ChImhcr-musjcan "f
the Duke OF BrunSwicE, and Concert master o. the
Duke OF SaNe-Gotha. lie gave concerts IN different
parts OF Europe, and acquired the reputation OF
beng one OF The greatest yion>t- oi his time, and
at the Congress OF vienna, IN lNIl, rc.ips"I all his
rivals In lSoS be visited lia'y, and after ms re-
turn to Germany he brctmr manager ol the Frank
ford Opera Here he brought out his charming "u-
era oi AemIre and Az"r. In l>I? h" went to Lon
don, where me symphony which h. executed there
before the fhiIharm@mc N"srll i.ls >larr renamed
very p"PuiarlE England, where h'. music per
maps, more appreciate" tH"h even l' ms own c"u"-
Try -,....-..
AIier StGhaihS som" LnS u! "t,f".i' ne was !"
Tited IN 81 . PTrS'a" over TIA" chapel %, ihr
r.'ec'"' u. asset III Nn1'' SeI'l'' ne ""-
sInce lti"@1"Su' lc".S P'"""''" EI''. h"i""''
OF o'cneStr" symphonies c""c'Il"N' 4'"'I'i'> an"
othrr instrumental WORKS, cohtat'S songs ballads.
ard other vocal pieces winch are popular through.
out germany bui hs lame rests ON hlS "Prya--
"Ihe Mountain spirit lBerggelstl, The Achv-
mist, The crusaders, anu aOnyrall ''JrsSond1,
"faust, and "fIetrO ot Abano and on bis ora
tories, The Last Judgment, the "CEucitiNiOu, and
"The Fall OF Babylon,' whichare anon" the great
est works OF this description since the days of HaL-
del. The last was expressly composed for one Of
the great English musical festivals, and hi music
was, p,rha s, more appreciated in England than
even in his own country. TO the lovers Of the vio-
lin, he has left one of the most complete works of
its class, entitled "Thc Violin school
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RR0pERpN- NALEN

Col. 5. Ii. Cover yesterday sold at the Exchange
salesroom, lot Of ground the east side of North
Frederick street, near Baltimore street, with
front on Frederick street Of 80 feet inches and
depth of G2 feet inches Improved by a four
story brick warehouse, and subject to annual
for 81, 400.
Yesterday Col S. II. Cover sold, on the premises
lot of ground and improvements south Paca
street fronting said street Is feet, with depth
OF ll5 to Burgundy alley. Subject to a ground
rent Of $50. Purchased bv A. +. Ehlies for 81 300
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FRoNT STREET THEArrE.-This afternoon there
will be an exhibition of DOnetti's Monkeys, Goats
and Dogs at Front Street. These afternoon eX-
hibitions have been patronzed almost exclusively
by ladies and children, and the entertainment has
afforded the greatest amusement to the juveniles
Those of the little who have not seen this cx-
hibition should visit the Front Street this after
noon. At night also there will be performance
and there will no doubt be full house.
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Mademoiselle Georges the celebrated French
actress, starring in the provinces One evening,
after the fall of the curtain, the beaur assembled
around to congratulate her. "Ah, gentlemen" +"
said she 'to play that part well, one ought to be
young and beautiful" "Oh, madame" answered
one, the sharpest of the beauc, "you have proved
the contrary"
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Corn MEAL.-We quote Corn Meal nominal at 81. % for
Baltimore, and 81 81 kG4.5 80 per bb for Braniywne.
There some sales making but unable to give
particulars We the export this week Of $50 bbs.
to the West Indies.
The following the inspections OF Flour and Neal for
the week ending NnY 10 1880
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gas- TINE OF PUBLICATION, EVERY
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is n constitu.
Ctona disease, corruption of the blood by th
fluid becomes vIt"l, weak and poor Being the crcu
latiOn, Pcrvades the whole body, may burst in
part oft No organ is free from its
which il may destroy The scofulous
yar0usly caused by mrrcHral disease low living
d>orlrrrd Or unhealthy food. impure air. filth and filthy
habits. the dcr V>in yicr etc Whatever be its origin II
hereditary descending "from parents
tocildrrn third and fourth generations" indeed
m the roi Him Nh0 says: Il will visit III.
qutcs Of tn. fathers upon lhcir children"
Its effects by dep0si from the blood of
rupt or ucrouS matter, which! in tie lungs liver and in
ternal ans termed tuberces; in the glands, swelng
aud the surface, rruptionS This foul corruption
which enl, in the blood, dcpesseS the energies of life,
that ScTruuu constitutions not only suffer from ScrOfulous
complaints bat they have far less power to withstand the at
aCkS Of other diSAcs consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which. although ScIoulou- their
arr still rendered by this tut in he system. Most Of
the consumption wiiyh drcmateS the human family has its
origin directly lIS scrofulnus contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver Kidneys brain and indeed,
ofa the organs, arise from aggravated by the
cause.
one quarter al p"op' crofuous their persons
are nvaded by this lurking infection, and their health is
undermined by To cleanse It from the system must
the blood by Alternative medicine, and invigo-
it by hcsy food and cNeT,i~.. Such medicine we
n
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Several municipal changes are to take place on
the lst OF January next, when the boundaries of
the city OF Paris to be extended to the ortiica
tons. Hackney coach fares are to be regulated by
time, and no longer by the set down. The omu-
bus fare is to be reduced from to 1 sous bu' the
correspondence is to be suppressed. 1t is further
stated that the railway round Paris. which is now
used exclusively for the conveyance OF merehan-
disc from one railway to another, will be opened to
the public.
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BOARD OF TRADE

Committee Of Arbitration for the month Of NorcmJer.
JAS. HOOPER, JR.
WM. II. STEW ART, !. T. MILLER
r. b. LATIMER, JOS ROGERS JR
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
TOBACCO-HHDS.
Commencing January l. 1859, and same time 1858

RYE FLouR.-Kingston, Ja $40 bbs; Porto Rico la2
bhlS.; Halifax 166 bbs.
WHEAT--l.aguayra g. 300 bushels
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TIVE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING!
TIE BEST WINTER CLOTHNG!!
W" ''''' ~ WiIiE%sENFELD K CO.'S
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CLOTHING HALL,
Splendid Oycrc,ats for Few DollaTs
AtWlEsEvFELp Co.'S
Al AtWicsenfeid & Cos
Beautiful Business Suits Trifng COST
splendid Oyercoats
Well ma ;e Overcoatsl
y..,....s,... :, 4; wIESTGzrFLD COS
Business suits for Middle Age!
Ar wIEsEyrElb ( Co $ ''' '''' y
Dress Suits for Welding,
Dress Suits for nrt ra5tiss, ST.. e., p.,, w..r,
, An WIEsENFELD CO.'S.
Pants by the Thousand
At WrssExFELn 4 CO.'S. '''' anu
Boys ciSting 70, all sizes
At WEsgYFELD II COS,
Cheaper than The Cheapest
Ficer than the Finest
Better '@'n ils a4s Pssr lss Garment. a,
WIEsEHfEID 4 Cos
SEre yaar NoH'y--tS
/ T,ry Feir Dollars
lfyou call at wiESENFEl.D X cos
'''"'' ''',nIG AMI GnTE0V S''I HAii!, Iin' space
Corner OF PtnnSy l'a&ia ivcnuc and ~ streets,
TNURSl FURSl! FURSlu
THE BEST STOCK OF FURs IN THE CITY.
have just received from New York. and for sale
FCRS,
which win sell CHEAPER than any other establishment
Ladies pleas, cat and examine them before looking else
No 90 9oBALTINORE STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE HOLIDAY STREET.
A. KNIGHT, AGENT,
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=
CeuGn', CoLns INFLUEX2A, iIoAEsfNrss, Group, BR)N
cnirI5, iNclrrG%r CoNsCMrrmS, AM ron TBE
Relief OF C6ySUMPTIrE i'ATIENTSIS
ADVANCED STAGES OF IllE
DISEASE.
) wide is the fell If is usefulness and so
the cases of its cucs that almost every section of country
abOun3S in persons publicly kG0wn who have
from alarming rd"vcn desperate diseases Of the lungs 10y
its When tried, its superiority every Other
medicine of its Kind i too apparent TO escape observation
and VIII knuWu, the public longer hest
tate what aitdutr tb employ for the distressing and dan.
gerous affections {" The pulmonary hat incident
to climate. W lille many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded, this has
gaincd friends by every trial. conferred benefits the
afflicted they never forget, and produced
numerous and too remarkable TO he forgotten
Prepared by
DIR &c. AVER 4 co,
Lowell, Mass.
our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block
aud ". ii. Brown IL Bro Baltimore Wholesale and
by all the Druggist at retail. j@leO6m
CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF!I
TO REMOVE.
AT Nos % and 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
The large stock of
PARLuR, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
This opportunity seldom offered housekeepers rur-
chase at very low prices.
Every article must be sold before the Goth of Noveu-
her.
The Trade Is invited to call
There wiz be abatement from the price first named
o223wr WM. ?. SPENCER.
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HAS COME! HAS GOMEZ! HAS COMET
Il Il THE COOP TINE mas COMET!
SINGFR'S No. , SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No. MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and uncX
celied Sewing Machine in the world
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEYENTY-FIyE DOLLARS.
They have been tried in families, and found superior any
in
~ Hemmers, binding gnagcs of all kinds, machine oil
and every ding in our line always hand at New York
prices The great reduction in prices enables those who
have purchased cheap aud worthless machines obtain The
best ae at the lowest Everybody requested
call at Office send for Il copy of NJ SINGER
Co. 5 Gazette.
". F.. BR0DERICK, Agent
SI5-tfr I5q Baltimore street
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER II.
ALCOTIOI.-Alcohol is lower. There sale made
day of 100 bbs City distilled % per cent
5OH per gallon, and quote this the rate TO-
day for both City and Western
ASHES.-We quote Ashes this week at S5.25 per 100
lbs for both Pot and Pearl There is however very lit
tie doing in them.
BARK.We hear Of no transactions this week in Quer.
cron Bark but quote it steady at $1S2 for No. ,
and so I % per ton for No. l.
BRIMSTON E.-Thcre was a sale last week oG % tons
Crude Sicily Birthstone at S49.50 ton, but have
heard of no sales this week.
BREAD Bread is in pretty good demand. but it is
changed in price, and still quote it at cts. for Navy
~ for Pilot and 81 per b. for Water Crackers
less the usual discount.
COTTON.-There has been fair demand this week
spnners with sales Of about 500 bales mddlnE
good middng Upland and Gulf at from II = TO 2a cts
six months The market closes quiet but finn at about
last weeks rates, which continue. viz:
GRADES UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN.
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1t is now positively asserted tina: Senator Sum
ner is about to resign his seat in the United States
Senate, and, it is said, will marry and reside in
England. Gov. Banks will, it is supposed, succeed
him in the Senate.
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IN C0RrfAN 4 Cn.,

NOS 2lb AND 2lS BALTIMORE STREET
Have imported this and now offer for sale hand
Gilt and Bronze Fire Sets Paror
Library and Chamber purposes offered in this country
10 which they invite especlai attention. nl04tr
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SARDINE OPENERS-We have this day re-
~ csved and opened variety patterns of Sardne Box
Openers TO WHICH we invite the attention purchasers
CORTLAN 4 Co,
~ House Furnishers,
Nos. PIG and Ralt
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BALpSZss Az ADvASTAdE.-The San Saba corres-
ropdent of .he Henderson Texas Beacon, saws,
xhat Que day in the week before Christmas iire
Indians got after q ueghbor Of his, and chased
him . mile and half When they started, lie
was about l28 yards from them aud when they
etopped the chase we're within 50 yards of him
aud ne ranuing for his life, pulled Of his hat to
whip hts horse. and when the Indians saw his
head they cried out in Spanish, "scaped, by c."
and then stepped. Weir WAS his name, and be
oa!isvss his being bald saved his life
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The LiSs-A lady, whose style Of pety was
more affected than attractive, once took a FREUD
to task for wearing feathers. But" said Tbs
friend. "why are my feathers aug more ojj.ction-
able than the brilliant artificial flowers ~ your
own honnstW "Oh," replied the csus0riUus d.sci.
pie OF Can't "ChriEtians must draw the Inns some
scteTe aud draw il at fes;hsrR"
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Nirs. DAVIS

A VIkUINIA REMEDY Mrs. DAVIS
GACOUGH ELIXIR, one of the beet known rene
dies for Coughs and Colds. has been in use in Rich
mcnd and its vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
years and has slwass proved et1cacious in Coughs
and Colds The following certificate was yeluntari-
IL given by Rev Mr.. Wiles in ie54.
BOWLING GREEN. CAROLINE, March Is, 1884:
Nh G. Q. WALLER Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cough Elictr," !
pul chased OF you has acted like charm upon my
futile daughter when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad / have used it also in cases OF Colds at
tended with severe coughing, aud n evry case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
Judgment no family ought to be withoutit.
A. WlLEs,
cult, Va Corf
For sale by Mrs A. b. DAVIS, Fisher a. Winston,
Milispaugh & Jshnston, j. W. aariiek. H. j. Pc0t,
A. Boieker and Chss d. Yale Richmond. &C Is
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A. kMfLpLE AausgsgST OF TEE L1og Among
ale numerous fearful stories which jules Gerard,
che Erench lion huater, regslss his readers, We
nnd the following description of a trait in the
character Of the King of hes..s:
The lion treats man very differently from any
animal he is accustomed TO kill for TODD. Ii he
Kills 8 person who has fired at him he never eats
sna BODY II he meats in his MIS- Oh tiy promenade
msa well clothed Ia burnois, his experience
shows him that he is not marauder, aud be IN sy
either kill him for food, or If the fancy happens
70 take him he will xii him By tear, little by little
lust as a psstiue.
Ia the nrst case, lie will give him barely time
enough TO say his prayers, and then bounding on
his,, will cru.l, his head with siusie bite, In.
stead OF s: -apsiing him, ss be 10 accustomed SO
do with other animals.
Ia the e.eocd case, he sometircs will bar the
passage 81 the unfbrcunste fellow by lying dos a
before him. and then as wi walk along by his
eds, purriug and showing hs teeth like tiger
sometimes he makes believe to go away and leave
him alone, and then making a long detour he will
conceal him self along the path, and charge al
him with q roar. Sometimes he crouchss down
Ike = ces and bounds on bic victim, Who gives
himself up for lost, but the ssnteiizsc knocks
him over With his par, or, walking around him
strikes him ia the face with a blow like a q sill
from his muscular tail. At last tbs victim sue
eGmbs to the agony that Id creator than tnou
sand deaths, sad dies Of very fear.
Tasse pastimes OF the Hon that, as ons can well
Imagine, have never been told by the victim hinf-
seif, are reported b. MS comrades, who, hs, ng
bssn in company, sough. safety by Night, by ia
kius refass on rocks ana trees, while tbs pool
soC that was apture5. too mush frightened &c
initiate their example, died before their eyes o
tsrr.r, while they could d. othirG for his relis
bus pray to the Prophet, VIII, only heard when Il
was 100 late to ssve.
These attacks, - horrible in their fascination
have given n certain sembance of proof to tnc
universally accredited belief ia the mague:i2ins
power &C :ae lion.
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@60O REWARD-JEFFRIEs' an

9SG0 REWARD.-JEFFRIES' An
WJCO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for The
cure Of GoporTh9a. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. It makes a speedy cure without the least
restriction Of diet drink, exposure or cnange in ap
picetion TO business. The proprietor chal enges .
single of recent GonorrhOca which the mixture
viii not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted IF dose of the MiX
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiment.
ard long experience have proved that it will rad
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained III from two TO ten days
and as it neither creates nausea nor oends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary ali deviation in diet
Interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance 10 thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production of u
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, ana Injurious effect, either
constitGtianaily or locally, can be caused by its
use.
Price q per bottle. Sole agent for New Yosk c
II Ring. No 50, Broadway, corner Of john street.
TR GALLENDER, corner Of Sd and Walnu: sts
agent for Philadelphia. -
Sold by FISHER WINSTON,
fs z2-diY Richmond Va.
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NTOTICE. -- The subscriber having
~ large number OF accounts due and unsettled,
which should have been settled prior 10 January.
counts due him previous to 1853, and not paid or
closed by bond or otherwise by Che ist day of Ee-
bruary 1859, will be put in the hands of the law fer
collection.
always on hand, large assortment of Clothing
and Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods low for cash. or
10 punctual customers SPENCE,
CIothier and Merchant Tailor,
no Corner of Main and 18th SITS.
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Passengers breakfi st and sup al Ashland and dine
On board the comfortable Steamers between &c .uis
Creek and Washing ton.
50 Fox further information. apply at this Office
Broad street, Shockoe EIii.
JAS WINSTON
aen'i Ticket Agent
SAINT RUTH, Superintendent.
OFFICE K, Il. d z. X. r. Col
Richmond Jan 81, 1883 ia2l
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HATS. CAFD, Doore. 90
49, NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS
Nz.6W CII sTlME AND TILE PULL
m A VERY PARTICULAR AND

- LAST N0TICE-WHIcHI SHALL sTRIef,
LIZ ADHERE Te.-The card which had pubhshtd
in the Richmond paper giving notice TO all those
who are ind, bted TO me IL dividually. that wen
give them sixty days NOTICE. from tho LIST OF ia
puary 1889 to lst OF March. requesting them to
please call and pay of their accounts due me indi.
vduaily. shsil be compelled & put them ont OF
nv hand, for collection, rs my individual books
mast be closed at once: but hope those who are
ind. bted to me will give me no cause TO let their
accounts go out of my hands, into the hands OF
others, Cor collection. ALEX HILL
fa IS--6E
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M EDlNBUR4 CAPS.-i would azsgs
as&S inform those young gentlemen who $50
have been waiting few days, and oil others -
who mag want something nice in the gay Of a
CA p, that have this day Tecei ed fresh supply
Of tbCse beautiful aud Fashionable Edinburg CAPS,
together wi h beautiful assortment Of French
soft Hats and Cloth Caps, of various colors and
qualities, that cannot fail to please them Give me
An early call at No Is Main street.
RO l. DICKINSON,
Succe sscr to Binford Dickinson & Weisger.
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Fl. sas L:...=sssxg=- NOTICE. 1870

IA Ess s: sssj SoTlCE. 1909
10 PASSENGERS GOING NORTH.-NEW AR
RAnGEMENT- 81 IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL-
LERS -TER0UGu TIt KETS AND TROUGH
ChECKs-GREAT NOKTuERN koUTE.-Carry-
dag nigh exceptet) between Richmond, Alexan-
d,ia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
YORK. and all 81 nap Itiur IoInts est -N5s via
ACeW,s ITeek aud Washington over the Richmond,
Fr, derrick burg and Potomac Railroad, to tie potO
mac River - miles; aud 10y speudid aud CO pforta-
in ali 3g miles il hours; being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours Of teYsTture--6 IS A u, and 80 2 ID.
BAGGAGE, nader charge OF Special Agents,
So CHECKED THROUGH ~AS to Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Through tickets eau be procured at the following
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GOODS az PRIME CosT.-HaYin.

GOODS Al PRIME COST Having
~ determined 10 discontinue the business of La
rus q Shine will sell every article III their store
at Dat or leas. The stock c)nsis's OF large and
varied assortment OF FURN: TURE. such as Sofas,
Csbiaets. Wash stands, Tables, Bedsteads, Mat
trasses Cribs Cradles. &c, 81, &C. PRISONS want
of the above articles, saving of 30 per cent be
ia 26--ts LARUS
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fetsons gong 10 richmond VIA this iin6 viii reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train of the Rich
mond a.d Petersburg Road, which leaves Peters
burg at 5.45 z VI.
Persons going West by the sonthside Road will
nave 80 remain all night in Petersburg aud take the
nail train which leaves at $50 III, the next morn.
ing
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Petersburg by the mail train Of tine Rich
nond and Petersburg Road in time to breakfast in
Petersburg. and then 70 take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at NJ.
Person coming fromthe Southwest by the South
side Road will arrive in Petersburg at 80 NJ; in
time to get breakfast before departure of the orok
cars att.
Persons wishing to go OF North from Norfolk, may
DO by either the Bay Line Steamers, the Steam
ship Liue for New York, which leave Norfolk, the
former, daily, Sundays excepted. at 40 n, and
the latter Semi weekly, Wednesdays and Saturday.
No train VIII be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
Do Return ticket, good for days. s 40
This train will stop only at Regular Stations to
take ia and put of passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE.
Ennipaar and Sura r,,a4a,, NJ 4 ID
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ClTY MADE FURNITURE AT COST.
- The undersigned. intending 10 discontinue his
present business offers his stock of Wardrobes Bu-
reaus Washstands. Rosewood Brocatel Parior Sets.
Sofa Tables. Mattresses &C. at cost for cash until
March 10th at which time the balance will lie closed
at auction. All Furniture hand for repair If NOT
called LOT by that time, viii be sold topay charges
COWLING,
ia S--m No Is Governor street.
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WITH the arrival of new brewed Bee,

WITH the arrival Of new brewed Bee,
~ beg leave 70 submit 10 my customers an,
the public generally, the following standard o,
prices for my bottled Lager Beer, Porter. Ala AZ
during tho winter season, viz:
CHARTS per dozen. $l7a( Is cts doz allowed O,
Ptnts per dozen, si.0o retarn of bottles,
half Pints per doz Soc. bottles extra
store and har'keepers a per centage allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole. hall
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole hal,
price. Wv
orders len with Messrs Duval Norton, corner
lUth and Main streets; Laidley Robinson cor 4th
ana FRANKLIN stS, ON at my store, will DO prompt,
attenoedto WILBACHER, 18th ST.,
no Between Main and cary.