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IHE LEAoINE CHILD-BURNING CAsE-"Nala.
kon writes to the New York Times ssThe CON
demnaton OF Mime, Lemoine to twenty wears hard
LABOR In the penitentiary and the acuuttal of her
daughter, is Judgment which. if not generally
approved, is certainly not far from justice The
punishment Is two removes below that demand ed
ny the lndictment-that is to say, the guillotine.
Inc daughter was acquitted on account OF her
extreme youth; and the loose manner in which
her reilglous education was conducted Her IA
voIlte reading was the Confessions of Marion
She evidently acted without discernment Sbs
has been brought to Paris by her relatives and
placed under the charge Of the Sisters of Charity.
"A singular incident connected with the crime
OF Nine Lemoine shows how 1t is possible to
mingle poetry with crirne-a sentiment Of religi.
magistrate charged with the examipatIon Of the
house OF Nine. Lemoine, found in the ashes of
the chimney mingled with the remains of the
burnt child, some fowers-a jasmin and a rose
placed there as upon a grave"
letter from Tours says that since her acouit-
tai Mile Angeline has received several offers of
marriage.
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/ A CARD.
+ = HIVE Jnst received through Mr.. John B. Belt,
the celebrated factory of JOAQUIN ARGUEILEs. of
the following brands
Brevas, Cazadores, Conchas, Trabucos, Londres
and Entr. actJs
Particular attention of those wanting very
small and exquisite Cigar is called to the last men
shall in future receive the most ofmy Cigars
from the above named factory, whose reputation in
Havana is unsurpassed for quaIity and st. le of
goods.
Persons wanting particular brands either for use
or eale would do well to call or Mr.. Bolt who will
remain IN Washington till Thursday night. He will
take great pleasure in filling orders for any partlou
lar brands that may be wanted, and will forward
them to any part of the States.
EDWARD DYER,
No. 236 Pa av.. bet 18th and 18th sts
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The schoolmaster,s I'm Tint Red.

A correspondent Of the New York Wayerlv
gives the following as one of the mapy Incl
dents that befall boarding round school
master
L had been teaching in Mason county in this,
the Sucker State, and this term was boarding
round. One evening, after school, one of my
httie scholars stepped up to me and said:
Mr.. Jones, father said you would come
home with me-
Very well," L replied. and forthwith set
out for my patrons house, which was distant
some two miles. Now, be it known, James
McHarry, tor such was his name, had two
daughters-the pride and envy of the whole
community L had heard so much about them
that was naturally anxious to SEQ them. 1t
seemed, however, that was to be disappointed.
When we arrived, l learned that the gals,
mad gone to party the other side of the creek;
so went to bed, execrating the luck which
deprived me Of seeing them that night
Inc night had well advanced when heard
one OF the girls come home, and passing into
the adjoining room, she warmed herself before
some Goals which were alive on the hearth 1t
seems the old gentleman and lady slept in the
same room, but was not aware of it then
Having warmed herself she turned to leave
the room, when the old man spoke-"Girls," :"
SAID ne, 1.-The schoolmaster's in your bed -
very well, said Sarah, and passing through
the room slept in, went up stairs About an
hour had elapsed, when L heard Judy. the
otner one, come. She stood at the door a long
time, talking with ''her feller," then entered
softly. DisrObing her feet, she entered the
room whore lay, in her stocking feet, care
fully undrossed herself, and coming to the bed
side, prepared to get in. Now it happened
that lay IN the middle, and, turning back the
clotnes' sne gave me shake and said in sup
pressed whisper:
Lay over, Sarah"
l. rolled over and whipped the corner of the
pillow in my mouth to keep from laughing
In she bounced. but the bed would squeak.
The old man heard it and called out
Judy"
Sir; was responded in faint voice from
the bed beside me-
- The schOolm1Stsr Is IN that bed ~
with one loud yell and an ''Oh Heavens -
she landed on the floor, and fled with the
rapldity Of deer, up stairs. She never heard
the last of it, [ can tell you
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2-Stf HENRY THOMAS CO.
HAS COME!-HAS COME HAS COMEm
H THE GOOD TIME HAS COME.
SINGERS No. Q SEWING MACHINE
Cas- Rotc be hdd for Ons HMndrsd Dollarxi

SINGER'S No. Q SEWING MACHINE
Cas- SoD be had Jo, Ons Hundred Dollars!
Nc. 1 for Ninety Dollars,
For manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
unexceiled Sewing Machine In the world.-I. M
Sisser Co.'S Gazette.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty TO Seventy
hye Dollars. We have tried them in our own fam
lilies ami Ind them superior to eny'in use.-L NJ
Singer CO.'S Gazette. -
We invite all TO call at our Washington Once
No. 3SS Penna avenue, under National Hotel, and
examine them and their work. The great economy
in using such machine viii at once become ap-
parent. Explanations given to all. Circulars Ius-
tratns oil Of SINCE Sewing Machines, with specl
mems Of their work, furnished to oil, or sent to any
address.
good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
M.sIHSER CO., 4ss Broadway, NY
VIM. II. GLOVER. Agent. se is tr
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BENEDicTs OK LARK -Hotp they ''Fooled the
HOmen."-One day last week a party of married
gentlemen, numbering some sixteen persons az
ranged to have sleigh-ride. and good time
generally" The supper was to be at Waldron's,
about hye miles from Mount Pleasant, Ohio the
parties being all residents of the latter place,
They managed, as they supposed, to keep their
wives ignorant Of their plans, but the women
were not as ignorant Of thier movements as they
had supposed Accordingly. when the stag
party were nearly ready, with keen appetites
sharpened by the ride to sit down to the suInptu-
Gus supper provided, the ladies, who had man
aged to arrive Just in time, walked In and seated
themselves at the table, utterly refusing to recog-
nize their ''smart husband,' and treating them as
entire strangers. In this way they appropriated
to themselves everything upon the table After
supper, the ladies who had brought music with
them. danced for while, and then returned
home without once speaking to their husbands
and treating all advances on their part with cold
ness.
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REEE prrnN X nIHu a Ar n W rs S Al LiS

~ RECEPTION AND WEDDING PARTIES
G. GAUfiER Having completed his arrange
ments with his agent in Paris, has received, and
first houses, everything new and desirable in the
tashl0nable World, ouch as MOULDS and DE-
the largest and most magnih .ent entertainments.
Those who desire to>have their orders filled in q
style unsurpassed as regards beauty of arrange
inert aud decacy of viands, will consult the r in
terest by calling on me.
Families who may prefer having dinners prepa red
at home can have a first class French cook sent to
their residences at the moderate charge of 80, for
his services, and guarantee that al who NAV avail
themse YES of this offer will thereby save at least p
per cent. Z. GAUTIER,
No. 252 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets.
inO, Int a.,
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METROPOLITAN
Nl LAGER BEER RREWERY

Netc York ar, beticefn lst and I'd SIS.
The success that has attended the undersi ned
since the opening OF his Brewery has Induced him
to make further improvements.
He hopes: that with these additions. and the su-
perlorquality of BEER that he furnishes to merit
the patronage OF the public. Families will fird il a
HEALTHY aad delightful drink. Wagons deliver in
every part of the District.
RESTAURANT.-H He has also opened, for the
accommodation of the public, u Restaurant on the
corner of and 4th street west. where he is pre-
pared to furnish the best Liquors and Cigars, and
ali dishes known to q well regulated arder,
ia cow ERNEST LOEFFIER
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JTSRFJU. pr ESENTS

USEFUL PRESENTS!
Useful Presents are always most acceptable
We hs1 taSs beng e settled the next is What e buy
Set Of Walters. Table Castors, Pocket Knives. es-
CANT cases of Needles, cases of Rodgers SCISSORS
Plated Spoons and Forks, Pito hers, &c, 60. But
the most important of all is where to buy. wetake
the q liberty of directing you to No. 339, opposite
Browns Hotel, where you can buy the above and
many other goods at much less than regular prices
because We buy and sell for cash.
deH GRIFFITH SHIELDS, Importers.
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DISSOLUTION OF FCOPARTNERSHIP-Th
~ Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersIgne under the firm of LAPsLEy Il THOMAS,
mess of the late firm will be settled and the con
tracts thereof will be fulfilled by the unders gned
HeTA F. Thomas, who will carry on the saune bus
Iness at the old stand, No. 70 Light street Balti-
more, and who is alone authorized To collect the
debts and use the name of the firm in liquidation.
THOMAS J. IAPSLEY,
HENRY r. THOMAS.
Baltimore, March Ia, la9D.
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II q. HOOD has just finished Q large lot o
IL. standard SILvER-WARE-many artices
vel adapted for holiday presents, and At remarkable
low prices, No, 30e Pa. av. de q
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CONTINUATIONO OF RUSINESS

twill be seen by the proceeding notice that have
Purchased the entire interest of former mariner.
Thomas J. Lapsey. respectfully solicit conti.
uatlon Of the patronage Of our former friends and
seven years Foreman and principal Engineer in the
house Of Messrs; Norris & Gregg, of New York
continue to manage the Mechanical Department as
formerly. The business Will be conducted under
the firm and styleO Of
an 2-Stf HENRVE TuOMASA AcO
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NJ MRS McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
VkRS MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School the lst Monday In Sep
tember next.
The a0arse Of study pursued will comprise Gil the
branches requisite to a thorough English educs-
ton.
In addition TO her day scholars she is desirous of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders.
aged from 20 to IL years who will be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight.
Her srrsnEements for the accommodation and
duo care of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference TO
her SCHOOL may oPPy TO w. ID. Wsliaoh, Editor
the Star
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resldence-No. 80 Cameron street, AleXandria, Va.
jy T-tf
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DENTISTRY.

Nj TEETH.
Of the MfNERA PEATE TEETH ut at- - s:s.
tsEds personally at his office in this city. 6R3
Many persons can wear these teeth who>4ID
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanes, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa avenue, betweer
9Th aud 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadel
phla. . 90 lily
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NOTICE TO SOUTHERN

MfokfANf TRIVEEhkERs TRR3tlEk r9 SOUTHERN
p Ia Il Il
FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
Va Orange AeIandrls and Memphis Charles-
A DIRECT RouTE AND CoSTINUoUs RAILWAY Cos
His.ssd T..ar,a RbsrS bas. .ss;ss .sssss.' Mss. Msio
csssoS.s 1a.s y..,,., A,sS.s NssasS'. Nssss,'
~ MsTSiis ard Ne,o o1isa"s?
THRouGH TIckKLs to sll Of the above points oaR
Railroad OHes, Of sixth street and Pe.nsyl-
vania avenue, Washington. ID. c.
ne cieTelsnd Bra1ch, rom Ra c ch.ttsaccss' to
Cleveland, is completed, saving forty miles IN die
The entire length Of this route passes through 8
slave territory, guaranteeing perfect safety In the
Time to New Oreans-Four Days snd Ten Hours.
Passengers to New Orleans can continue on the
and proceed thence to New Orleans by steamer, or
to yicksburg by steamer, and thence via Railroad
Charleston % RsTcsd at g. sST snG Junction. @ and pro- %
ceed by the Mississippi Central and New Orleans,
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroads, 10 New
NsIo Boat Ar-asrernent from Merlpkis ScHtk.-
now a boat leaving Memphis every day, Sundays
excepted; for New Orleans and a. intermediate
points Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays by the
regular New Orr cans packets, and Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays by the regular Vlcksburg pack
| to New Orleans. Boats always leave promptly on
arrival OF trains, making sure connections. Thle -
the only Line that has Daily Line 81 Steamers On
4 the Mississippi river.
| THROUGH TRAINS LEAVE WAsHIN6ToN at s a. m,
and p. m, Sundays excepted, making direct con
neetlons. with the privilege of laying ever at anV
| point named on the coupon.
| Passengers leaving In the p m. Train go through
TO K hmcnd without Change or Care, and have
comfortable nights rest, the cara are provided
with 6rst-cass Sleeping Seats.
| III = Be SIRE and Ask for Tickets Or11ge 1-f
/ AlsLGHdrta Railroad.
| Passengers for Richmond and the South or South
| west respectfully informed that 10y purchasing
| their Tickets via Orange snd Alexandria route,
they avoid the annoyance OF change from boat 20
cars Al the incOnvenient hour of midnight "a by
| the river route.
| Passengers from New York WILL meet an Agent
OF the Orange ana Alexandria Railroad At the Depot
| at Washington, from whom they will receive pohte
| attention.
| .C- The steamer GEORGE PAGE Ieaves tbs
| foot OF Seventh street, at61z a. m. and ~E~
| 69a ?. m. for Alexandra, where pas EkSe11HN
| sengeTs take the cars for the SOuths
| and Southwest. Passengers for ChaTlotfeSUttte.
SfGHR.on, Front Royal, Woodstock, HinchsStsy, d..
| will take Boat leaving Washington al 61z a. m,
OInnlbuScs leave the Office. of sixth etres
1 and Pennsy ivanla avenue, at 8 8. m. and p. IN.
| H On arriving az Washington, passengers foI
| the South will be careful 10 take The Orange ami
| Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS.
| oc 20-d Ticket Agent, Washington.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. III. PERAREAU, PROFESSOR OF MU-
st. AloysIus. Mad p, teacher of the Itaian4tElS
style of singing. Orders may be left for theSG1
present at Metzerotts music store, where his tes-
hmonlals can ia seen. no d SIM
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A A SUBSTANTIAL PRESENT.
n PINE Chickering & Sons Piano, or q Melo
deon, Guitar. Violin, ACCORDION, Flutina. Banjo
Tsmborine, Harp, or Music,
de % JOHN F. ELLIS,3 Pa. avenue,
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY,
I For Al Z EhICINAI

L FOR MEbICINAL USE.
Il have on hand large stock of the old "OrigInnl
Medicinal Rye Whisky that has gained such wide
spread reputation, and is universally conceded by
al Judges who have tried 1t to he the purest and best
fonnd In this market. Price 50 per gal on, or 80
cents per bottle. EDWARD BALL,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Fine Family
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, DC, No. 40
Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market.
N. Superior Old Reserve Madeira, of direct
Importation, in delnijohns and bottles. de eo2m
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after praotlcal test of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the CheOplastic Process for inserting sv@4
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages of~&0o
strength, beauty, cleanliness, end cheapness Fu
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion
Offce 306 Pa. avenue. ssT
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GREAT ExCITEAENT AT .,o
III. MELA L. son
SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER!
All who want bargains must come quickly. Ev-
eryb body says that n. MELA & son are ssliin,
the best ard cheapest goods in the CITY, and theii
store Is crowded. With customers eager to bu,
Sl0,an worth Of FALL and WINTER BOOTS
and SHOES, at retail for New York wholesale
prices, at VI. MELA & SONS,
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SO0 MCKINNEY It LANSDALE, SOO
cEO AGENTS FOR THE CZU
PARK FIRE ms. CO. N. Y.-Cash capital and
snPpies 9SOO,O0o. nearly; and correspondents OF
other Companies having cash capital of over
$500 ,0o9: Losses esutab y adjusted and promptly
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CABINET WARE.

CABINET MAKING,
~ UNDERTAKING. &c
John WALTER, having removed 20 the north
side OF r street; near nth, is aEaln
ready to serve his friends and the tzkssxr
public. His stock of Parlor and
Chamber Furniture ls new lie attends to the Tn
dertaklng business at any hour of the day nIg
his prices are extremely moderate. de I7-im
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L HOMEMADE SHOES
French Cloth heel double soed Button Boots 30 *
Glove Kid do do Gro' = , ~
English LaSt'g do. do do Sl25
Goat Skin do. do 40 S9I0
French Moroc do do 40 SSno
Also; a IA: ge assortment Of every Other styIe of
BOOTS and SHOES, for ladies', misses and chIl-
Best quality of LadI9s' Rubber Long Boots, a..
j. ROSENTHAI.,
No.22 Market Space, Pa. avenue,
no l6-co I'd door above 9Th st
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHING TON BRANCH
CHANGE OF HOURS.
on Monday morning, October IL, lss

~ - = u
Trains will run es follows:
Leave WASHINGTON at $50 and Is a.. m.
Leave WASHINGTON at 10 and SO p. IN.
On Sunday at % p. m, only.
Leave BALTIMORE at 4 ~ and g. m.
Leave BALTIMORE at Us and 40 .. m.
On Sunday at 4.2N a. M, only.
and 7.45 .. M, and $50 .. w.
For the WEST at 81 a. m, and S.2a p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.45 a. m., and $40 p. IN.
ocis '''" T. II. PARSONS, Agent
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So FURNITURE a
@S w A Il Il K % o NJ w
WALL & BARNARD HI
Are now receiving at their furniture ware
rooms, corner of ath street and IA. avenue, large
assortment Of CABINET FURNITURE, embra-
eng every variety of Sofas, Tete Tetes, bureaus,
Bedsteads, Washstands, Sideboards, Etagares
Whatnots, Ma rble-tnp and other Tables. Rockers,
Arm, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, WardrObes,
Cribs, DC, Carpet and Oilcloths all OF which we
are selling the lowest prices. Corner eth street
ana ia avenue. (States.D nO9
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4,OOO p6JNbs Of DS7s BacEAhe.. MEah Flour
ground and forwarded to us from Luzerne c0un- s1o
D, PennsIlvanla. We have never seen a finer =
article. HIVE sell il at the price of the ordinary
Buckwheat Flour.
Best FAMILY FLOUR Of "James 8. Welsh"
"Cale ledonla, ;" " ay's," and other choice brands.
Extra and Superfne Flour of varies brands.
KING Il BURCHELL,
de n II Corner of 18th 81. and Vermont az.
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MYERS Il McGHAN,
ISI 376 ST., BET. sth and 9th,
Have constantly on hand and in daily receipt OF al
kinds of material in our line. such
Copper PlsnIsh Zinc, Galvanized Iron and Lead
Bath Tubs, Cooking Ranges,
Hot Water Boilers. Water Backs,
Iron, Copper, and Enamee1 Sinks,
Ma: bled Wash Basins, Black Walnut and Iron
MaTbe-top Vashstands.
Water Closets, Earthen and Iron Enanelled Hop
per's B:dedet Pans,
Bedford shire and Copper Swing Urinals,
Iron and Earthen Drain Pipes, Sewer Traps,
Copper Planished Showers, Lead and Galvanized
iron Pipe, Cedar and Pine Hydrants,
India Rubber Hose, Hose Pipes, Brass and Iron
Lift ant Force Pumps, Yard Pumps,
Hydraulic Rams, Brass and Siver-p ated Basin
Cocks hot and cold water CompresElon Cocks,
Gas Cocks. Globe Valves. H ydrant Sozz.es,
Street Washers, Hose, Bats. BASIN Plugs,
Sink Plpge, Silver plated and Brass Chain,
Iron and Lead Traps Iron Branches. Bends, aud
Reducing Fittings, Iron Boiler stands,
Malable Iron and Srass Gas Fittings.
All material necessary to the Introduction of
Water or Gas into public or private buildings kept
constantly on hand.
Those contemp plstins improvements in this line
will find it to their advantage TO call and EXAMINE
assortment.
All work entrusted to us will be promptly attende
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I OTIS, OF PIANOS FOR RENT. by the day
de 81 Sole Agen! for ChIckeriny 4 Sons Pianos.
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| EENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS OF
VI al sizes and qualities, comprising all the best
| grades of Silk, Merino and Lambs Wool Under
| shirts and Drawers.
| WALL, STEPHENS CO,
| deS 1922 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
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NEW YORK ANDw WASHINGTON
" STEAMSHIP LINE

~ STEAMSRiP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
Alexandra and Washington for New -6<oSS
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at SA5Efk
O'Clock ?. m, and New York for Wash h-~x7zssSs
IngtOn every Saturday, al 5 o'clock p. IN.
Passengers can Join the ship at AlexandTia at any
time before tho hsur Of the steamers departure.
n. BIN the event of the steamers inability u
the bar la consequence of low water al goods
Will he promptly iIghteTed 10 and from the steamer
by the undersigned.
For freight or passage apply 20
MORGAN & RHINEHART,
Th.-.
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TN CARRIAGES
Il HE Sabeoriber having Tpn~e addIuons 90 his
sctorJ, making II now one 81 TIE TKestn RA2
IN the District, where his faciltieA lor&0
manufacturing CARRIAGE A. LIGHT---
WAGONS Of all Kinds cannot be surpassed. ARD
nom hls long ex perence In the business. he horss
90 give genera satisfaction.
All kinds Of Carriages and Light wagons hep. N
ntEnISREPAIRs neatly done, and all orders pro,o,,-
'seeenS Ssnc Carriages tasen ia exchange fcr usy
snes. ANphnn y.1Ostt.
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IN FINEST HOLIDAY PRESENTS
i HE Musical Album, q mas nihoent work
The Homa Circle.
Hors's Melodies, and oil tEe Operas.
Fer sale at the Music Store OF
deA w q METZER