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THE SECESSION OF FLORIDA.
PROCEEDINGS or THE FLORIDA CONVENTION.

nav
WEnn2piY, Ian Q, 1851
The Convention me, pursuant 70 sdcurnment-a quo.
rum present.
After prayer by the hight Rev Bishop Ratiedee. and
the transaction Of some minor husIness.
Mr.. SASprRsoS, of Duval Chairman of the Committee
on Ordinances, made tho following report
The Select Committee Ordinances respectfully s,,b
NIT that they prepared report 10 this U5nven
ton ordinance Of secession, In view OF the grave
import Of the subject under their consderatn tbeS
deem recurrence TO few Of the leading principles ID
yoved in the formation OF the confed. racy which we
about 10 sever, not inappropriate. Your commit
tee regard the constitution OF the United States ~ Ame
rcs simply compact in solemn form entered INTO he.
tween equals tho formation OF the c,ufederacy the
several colonies the thsn contracting parties hid de-
clared Themselves free and Independent States These
states thus declared and mutually acknowledgad Il 10
Tree ana ndepenaen' LOT the purpose % forming fede
ri government, delegated certain % their rights These
rights with wise forecast and prudence they spe,hcay
enumerated IN the instrument made ~ consu,a Tho
bond Of union between tn"n and with equal wisdom do.
cared that all powers not granted prohibited w re rc-
served 20 their pcrpe. The federal government VIVA
therefore ntei by the plain and intention II The
INSTRUMENT constituting the compact Your committee
ind clause 10 the constitution prohibiting ths states
from Te&ssumng these delegated powers and are OF III,
opinion that the rghs n secession tab ing back tho
powers delegated - the federal government gas one
OF the rights reserved 20 the states respectively la sum-
port u this opinion reference made BY your commit
tee 70 tho OF the States 81 Ne York Virginia ard
Rhode Island ratsyng Tho federal constitution. Eaon
Of these states distinctly affirm tho right 20 rr.
assume the powers granted whenever u should b..
come necessary 70 tho happnes Of their people or boun
BE- perverted to Their injury or oppression Those states
haTng thus entered INTO This compact tho reservations
male By them must Of necessity enuro equally to the
benefit 81 the other contracting parties. Tho constant on
formed by the sanction Of The States, given by each
in liz sovereign capacity. That these rights resarvo by
the or gDal states be3ug equally tho State 81 Fiorda
nv re lot n Congress Of tho United safes Of Ariera
passed tho shrd day cfharch, A. ID 1916, ssi Con.
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LATEST NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS FROM THE
SEAT OF WAR.
from the Charleston Mercury. Jan. IA

al
THE CADET RIrLEMEN.
detachment OF about forty Of this corp. embarked
NJ Tour O'Clock yesterday afternoon upon a steamer
and proceeded down the harbor. We learn that their
orders are to cruise around the bar and watch for anu
hostile vessels that may no sent hither.
SUB ROSA.
All day Saturday and yesterday our reope upere ,or.
upon the 1 riue The quiet arrival and departure q
the brooklyn war steamer was abundantly diss<ca ~,
Saturday morning, and the fact that the secret
tons known 10 be pending between Fort S,mer an ~,
Sse nad resulted In the sudden departure OF Attorney
General iiayne and Lieutenant Hall for wseh,nrsc
saturday evening, furnished the wonder n,nngar s.J,
.onal iood lot speculation. Nothing definite. hovvevor
has been made public yet con ,ornne thoso nen,,a
oSs aosos s mar rsds % nh thar before e mia
mePrt%M ceef enough tcsu have tronsfyst in 1890
70 Ne" 20 0rofyy The 0sneroi cgysouy Of oar cltss,v
DONATION OF RICE TO THE rsoops
HEADQUARTERS QrsRrF1rmasrTRs Drrlprsrsr
CHARLESTON, Jan. IL 1891
anorus INC oiaftefmaster General much pleas,,rs
10 acknowledge the gift by Mr. James h IIevward ar
two thousand bushels of rough rice ~ :"
L. NJ HATCH, ouartermsster General
HONOR TO THE BRAVE.
fxhtrrNE Orrtr. DEPARTMENT OF w.p)
-, CARrSSToS, Jan. 10, 1851.
His ixcelency the Governor and Con,,napdey b, f,.oe
congratuates the officers and troops at Fort Morris ana
they repuised the attempt 70 renso,co Ws
garrison at Fort Sumter Tho rea.ncss &C..
which tho citizens Of tho State have ran;a, =.
ner defence Is honorable TO them, and recaiis the
memories OF the time when, at the same place Tho ,,
en- soldiers OF that day won for Themselves and ,h,.,
tate mpershabie credit. Tho State NAV safely coras
ID her so who have thus prepared Themselves Al Inc
r;sh, ne anu ., ease TO maintain nvote the
reefs this order TO be read on parade al Srt wo.,
Fort Noultrie n ~ s NJ, ~ ann
REVENUE SERVICE
- ar informed that Henry Muicns, r. A. Ave;ha
SUI y l.. 'osc nave been duly appointed reerr, ,vely
~ Northumberland second and tbivd - ~, yg
he state cf South Carolina. ~ ~ s"'V'cs"-
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TEXAS.

rsf"NiAsT pRocf AVIATION or GOV. not sToS.
honason has issued his proclamation for The
election ~ seven commipsoners ~ represant reyas N a
,9hpenton - n. Southern states in ac,ordance with
ns !. M - f.lsa,nre-the election 20 take place "a
ARRIVAL or AVIS
The Saiyesicn 'sc' Of The 5th 10, cave -1a
Tuilad States ossr n charge cf the ncvr fo-t
here, hag We undsretaud rece we'd ryosao - M M
ordered 70 be sers nerc - tho federal yoytrrnsrI
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MISSOURI.

sEIzrRE OF ST. LOUIS POWDER IN NEW ORLEANS
Prom the 81. Louis Democrat, Jan. III
ooo shpped from the East via New Orleans, 70 Latin
smith Bots, Of this city, board ship Tornado has
correspondents of Mcssrs l. have tesrTanlei The
honse here desiring the prvH sell IL 10 the state
Tor Cash, otherwise fearing hy would get anything
Tor II.
rHE MILITARY GUARD AT THE sUB.TRElsrRy.
The presence az military guard Of forty soldiers and
one ohcer commanding, IN the sub Treasury Office yes
terday, Wa tue cause OF attracting crowds round the
Custom Bouse all day, who manifested great deal more
curiosity and excitement than the circumstances war
rantcd The Custom House Ia the property Of the gene
raj government and IL has a perfect right TO occupy "a
with troops True, there w apparent necessity for
placing guard over the Sub Treasury but when every
hour brings tidngs OF the seizure Of government build
ngs and property BY traitors 10 cooperation with whom
an organization in this city Is publicly pledged is II any
wonder that the military authorities should adopt
precauton hcrep ii they erred in this instance
they erred the right sde and are entitled 70 sse
thanks rather than the criticisms OF the public.
MroRrAsr COMMUNICATION or TIE MAYOR OF ST.
NsYoRs ovsrr,
81. LOWS, Jan. IL, 1851 /
Gs~ryafxv uF BoAEp o. Cownoy Covsrl,--
very general and unusual excitement porvades our
community and although do not apprehepd that any
actual disturbance interference with the rights q our
citizens viii ensue yet deem Il test tina; all proper
precautionary should ~ taken be fully pro
pared any event would hence recommend that the
members Of the Council from each ward select from
among their best citizens such number q NJ the
exgences Of the case may require and 10 cysa
nizc them so "a 10 be ready for any emergency Our
citizens are entitled to tho u projection Of the laws ard
must have II. q. ID. FlIIFY.
TO THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF sT. louis
Bnovp SRsrtRry--In the present disturbed state OF
the public mind feel II our duty 70 recommend ven
10 avoid all occasions Of puoo excitement, to obey tne
laws respect the rights Of al citizens aud 10 Keep
away much possible, from all assemblages where
The niiscreton Of word tho impetuosity Of mo-
mentary passion might endanger public tranquility
Obey The Injunction Of The Apostle 81. Peter-"Foloy
peace with all mon and holiness without which no ran
can God.r OTTER RICHARD KENRrCk,
Archbishop Of H. Louis
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THE WORK DONE AND TO BE DONE.

SECESSION CONVENTIONS ORDERED.
Georgia, in session.
Louisiana meets January 81
Arkansas, probably January IS.
Texas, January %.
virginia, February 49,
North Carolina, February Is
Tennessee, February is
The following southern States have Dot ye. called cen
vcbtions -
Maryland Kentucky
Missouri, Delaware
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Under the most favorable circumstances this force
would only be sufficient operate nine guns but APP
prehend the attack will be sudden and in such force
as TO render those guns useless.
RANGE OF coLuMBTAD SHE'LL GUNS.
Many persons under the impression that Of
very large sze such those with which Fort Sumter IS
armed, do great damage at distance OF four five
miles, but such is the fact ascerained by actual
pertinent by the United States Board of Ordnance Com
mander Dahgren in his work heavy artillery, has
given the result The furthest range of \ hundred
pound shell, even at elevation OF thirty
FIVE degrees given to the gun, is 1923 yards the
time Of fight being thrty-hve seconds. The great
twelve Coumbiad, the largest gun made loaded
with twenty five pounds of powder, shell Of liz
pounds and the piece at elevation OF thirty five
degrees, has made range only Of 400 yards the pro-
jectile occupying thirtytwo seconds in its fight By
increasing the elevation to thirty nine degrees only 100
yards moro gained in the range From the same
gum with charge of powder twenty eight pounds, .
shell Of $50 and elevation Of thirty degrees,
range Of 5671 yards has been attained an ele-
walton Of thirty nine degrees range Of 5s61 yards
{hree and third mies), which is the greatest that
been accomplished by any gun in service.
Tho fight occupied thirty six seconds. Charleston is
therefore perfectly safe from the guns Of Fort Sumter.
If within the farhest range Of those guns,
the angle Of elevation necessary TO accomplish such
distance is extreme that to hit the city would be a
matter Of extreme uncertainty The guns Of Fort Sum-
ter can only be raised TO elevation of thirty three
degrees account Of the casemates and consequently
could do damage beyond about two miles and half.
ten inch Columbiad, at elevation of thirty three
degrees will throw shell about three miles. There ara
no such guns In barbete at Fort Sumter and II ara
any casemate guns that cabre such elevation could
be had. The upper surface OF the gun would strike
against the top Of the embrasure elevation short
Of thirty. three degrees.
MORRIS ISLAND.
The batteries this island unquesionabiy rather
Formidable and Of much more Importance than FORE
Moutre They command the entrance to the harbor and
mount somon fifteen or twenty heavy Coumbiads Addi-
tiopa batteries have been erected within few days.
The approach the harbor is INSTRUCTED by the sinking
of ship in the channel; vigorous preparations are
pushed forward for attack upon Fort Sumter the sup
plies Of the garrison reduced the becoming dis
prted and everything tends to the ultimate surrender
the fortress into the hands Of the South Carolnans
Fort Sumter is regarded ugly customer, and the
taking Of her under any circumstances could be only
with fearful sacrifice Of human life.
THE ARMY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
We have spared pains to get accurate statement
of the number Of troops and the names Of the comma
MES Of the troops now under Charleston and
available to attack Fort Sumter.
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Myers Lieutenant George s James, Lieutenant W. II.
Gibbs Lieut.. James u. Halienguist From the federal
navy-Commander Henry J. Hartstene and Leutenants
Rolando Dozier; Master VIM. E. Evans and Aidshipmau
Hamilton, John Grmban These oficers have had from
ten twenty five years experience In the regular ser
vice. and the greater number Of them were promoted
brave and meritorous conduct.
THE GARRISON IN THE FORT.
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VIRGINIA


a., Ah Nv, TIVE VOLUNTEERS or RICHMOND.
,i, rns, resolution was recently offered 10 ths
s 80, rnas the committee Finance he instructed
~ rase soooo by sale Of oonda from time to .ime, az
~ peeoed, for tho purpose Of armins AMI e1uitaip
sncn q tho volunteer coinpan ea as arc noT ea
ea or may De hereafter conmksioncd.
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The ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.

MtMPIs lern., Jan. 10, 1861.
The Arkansas legislature hns unanimously passed n
bill submitting The question q call ng convention 81 Tia
people tho 18th OF February. II majority layors
convention the Governor Is 10 appoint the day.
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nie carefully weighing all the circumstances above
~ we are inclined to the belief that considering
lns psucity Of the garrison OF Fort Sumter and tho
lar numbe~ Of troops now at the disposal Of Governor
= saScns, Of South Carolina, an assault upou Fort
sumter VIII be practicable and successful Ina, such am
attack viii be made the of the result az
Colonel Haynes mission to Washington is known. wa
have not the slightest doubt Such questionable mea
sure, Il shall be carried into effect win be attended
with fearful loss Of life, especially on the part q the
assailants
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RESIGNATION OF A NAVAL OFFICER.

NORtOIN, jan. 10, 1907,
:. o. Mills, master 81 tho sonp.ofwu Brooklyn, again
rendered he snaton lasl nigh. ard y Immediately
~ Hcvlh.
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Tho were I'll flint lock muskets altered ~ percus
son and al sold nj g. 80 each, except those pnr
snased h. Captain g. Barry and BY the Phillips County
] '"nn'cers, Tor which ~ each were pad.
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THE CoMsLayDAyrs TIE Toprs
AJuant and Inspector General Dur ,ovant late raYlain
Z. ;. A., Fort Moulirie and Suivan,s Island -
J. }. Pettegrew, Castle Pinckney
Captain J johnson, Jr., Fort Jof nson
Colone! John Cunningham, Arse aal
NOW UNDER AIRY = 80, ,,,,,.r-x.s
Companies ~
fdgeGed Geo Rifles, Capt C. rero Adnms q,
Calhoun Guard, Capt John b. srazer 1900 90
Artillery Company, Capt. Jol Al n Gallo % %
Sumter Guard Capt John P nsseil '''''''. 20
Cadet Rifle men :. ...... ''''''''''''.''' ~
Sumter Volunteers Capt Q picha rdsor 5000 %
Charleston Rifemen, Capt p,ara ''''''-' 60 90
Msr;o, vnnn, go 95
Darlington Guard, Capt. y r WaTicv iog
Rchland Rifiemen, Co NJ Radci,ga '''''''-'.' 80
Saluda Guard Capt. = uonI,r,c ~ ~
Montgomery Blues AZ Geo ''''''''.''''.'. %
Ahha.,nn cnosa " Guard, Capt. W. T. Martin. $3.50. 40
nDpsvine 1uard Capt. James Perrin ......... 81
nnampFg Geo Minute Men, Capt Spiers - no
cnerohcc ono Rnute Men, Capt Merriweatber III. 90
C GCssInof cur I'd, Capt w. II. Casson. ... oS
o,unuia .ou stcers, Capt ID. II. Miller ...... l03
soiumDia Ar Eery, Capt A. J. Green. ...... 20
p psa, u n Capt W. Walker. ............ 10
psanS ps@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
a,an,.a - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Moa,, cards ............................ 7S
= "ehu ...s............ss..... Of
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DROPosALs FoH CON- AND WOOD.

DErAarNENr or THE IHTERIoR,
august 10, 1861.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Depart,
ment, until IL clock NJ, on Saturday the S1st in
slant for furnishing for the of this Department
and the different branches thereof
400 tons best White Ash Coal,
80 tons best Red AEh Coal,
100 cords Oak Wood,
70 cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
The Wood to be delivered at such times and In
such quantities, as may be wanted.
Bids for the Coal and Wood will be considered
ms de for the correct measurement OF each
The Department reserves the right 10 order a
greater or less quantity, as may Ie required
The proposals TO be addressed to the Superintendent
Of the Department Of the Interior, and endorsed
" Proposals for Coal aud Wood"
aug l7-wtA31 [lntellgencer and Star
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--=----=------=------ -
nHOPOsAL.S FoI, WOOD.

DEpARTNESr OF STATE,
August u. lsGl
Sealel proposals will b. rec ived at this Depart
ment I'm II II O'Clock NJ on Saturday, the 3lst in
slant for furnishing, for the of this department
100 cord Oak Wood best quality.
IL coris best Bakers Pine Wood.
The Wood to be delivered such times, and in such
quantities as may he wanted; and satisfactory ar
rangements must be made for Its correct measure
ment.
The Department reserves the right TO order n
greater or less quantity, as may be required.
The proposals to be address: ID TO the Superintend-
ent Of the Depa tment Of tate, and endorsed Pro.
pOsals for Wood" aug22-ti
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States of rejecting any proposal that may be deemed
cxtravagant
Proposals will be endof.cd on the envelope cn
c,osng them, Proposals. for Earuihing Army
Major ID II. ViNTON,
aug e-tt ~ o,artermsster U S Army.
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

BY the use OF these Pills the periodical attacks
OF Nervous Sick Headache may be prevented and u
taken at the commencement OF an attack, immed
late relief from pain and sickness will be obtoined.
They seldom fail ii removing Nausea and HeId
Iche to which females subject
They act generally upon the bowes-removing
GnsirencSS.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
nl persons OF sedsunyy haLits, they valuable
4 Ldr1iire improving the appetite, giving tone and
gor to the digestive organs, and restoring the nat
uial elasticity and strength of the whole ystem.
The CEp pllALIC FILLS are the result of long
investigation ard carefully conducted experiments
having been Ia use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering from headache whether origi
mating in the neTr0rs system or from dc ranged
state OF the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
aud my be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change OF diet, and he dJessncs
any disures1e Taste renders easy 10 administer hen,
children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsl
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry 9.
Spaldng on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Mcdi.
aines.
A Rox will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
the
P1LCm, az GENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY q, SPALDING,
Is Cedar street, New York,
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TUNBOATs FOR THE WESTERN
" RIVERS

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, Ju,e Il, 1851
Proposals are invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the Western rivers.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared, and
may be examined at the QuartermasterS OlIce at
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and at this Office
Proposals from boat builders and engine builders
alone will be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into con
sderation. NJ. G. MEIGS,
june 10 Quartermaster General United States
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Ii q A Il 5

G
QCARTEGMAsTER GENERAL 5 OFFICE,
Washington Cay Juiy Is, 1851.
Plans and specifications for hulls Of Gun Boats for
the Western rivers exhibition at this Office and
at Offices of Quartermastcrs at Pittsburgh Cncin
natl St Louis, and Alton.
Boats to be delivered at Cairo Bids should be
sent to Quartcrmaster General of the United States
Army, at Washington, by lst Of August at noon.
NJ. g. MEIGS.
july22 Brig. Gen, and Quartcrmaster General.
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\ RMY EXpREsS CH,Ip,

n No ass pTS,TSSUyMTANi ,yr>,,,r
onuer ni lhe National Hotel, Washington, ID. C,
of W. Money, and Munitions rTz.
Iip;ted sI1a~atued to all parts of the
,nns b.t,,EEkh ~ w EEkhf LINE OF PROPELLERS
a uns oeaweeh zen Washington and New York ria Della.
maIe hnu pShesapeake, and Delaware and Raritun
capas, Passage through in about my hours
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From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick to them.
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PAINTING.
,MSe Painting and GIaa

THE UNION WILL STAND,
NO MATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT |
Consequently, shall remain in Washington, and
continue to pursue my occupation of
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
60 r a Z NJ II Z NJ q 90
GLIDING in all its branches. Old GLAZING
Cottage Furnture, in the best style / also cali al,
tention to the Painting Of Roofs and Brick Walls
All the above will do as cheap as the cheapest.
therefore solicit the patronage Of my friends atd
iellowcitizens Of the District. Punctuaty strictly
observed and work done In the best manner.
You will please mind your stops, and stop at
NJ. T. PARKER'S
Painting Establishment,
No. SO Lou sinna avenue (north side),
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
S,-Signs put up free OF charge, as usual.
nov28
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From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass
Said to be very efiicacious for the headache
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w GOD AND COAL!

ON hand, full supply of all kinds OF ANTnRA-
CITE COAL.
30 Coal kept in coal houses, well screened before
tlivery.
?,2I0 lbs TO the ton.
Wood, Wood, of all kinds, prepared, or delivered cord
TERMS CASHi
T. j. Il W. NJ. GAIT,
s,,,- No 2s2 Pennsylvania avenue,
aug III between llth and 18th streets
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From the Southern Path Finder New Orleans, La
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already
merous list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
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From the Daily News, Newport, X. /.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds,
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From the Advertiser, Providence, X. !.
he testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
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HRE GORY'S
" STOVE SToRE.

32I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 32l
Keeps constantly ON hand complete assortment of
Stoves, Crates, and Ranges also, Camp Equipments
OF all kinds Including Camp Stoves Camp BIO IL
Camp Tables, &c; French Drinking Cups Common
Tin Cups, Tin Plates, &c., and general assortment
of Tin. Enameled Japanned aud PiaEisled Ware.
All kinds of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Work
made to order, in workman like manner, and at
short notice.
Remember, 32l Pennsy lvania avenue, second door
from Seventh street south side
aug 22-Swtod II !, GREGORY.
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DLEASURE GARDEN!
ERNST LOEFFLER

Takes this method Of announcing to his friends and
the public generally that he has opened his garden
on the corner Of New York avenue and First street
for the reception Of vsiters for the season Music on
Monday and thursday evenings, and sacred concerts
on Sunday evenings. He has always large supply
of refreshments, wines, liquors &c. Also, the very
best lager beer from his own brewery. lie also fur
bowling alley and gymnasium have been fitted up for
the accommodation of visitors. maya
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Gas FIXTU REs'
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY ,

Those who desire to select from new patterns, with
the advantage of reduction in prices will call early
and examine.
We would also call the attention of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings to our increased
facilities and consequent low prices, for this branch
of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly,
and free from gas leakages, to call at 800 Pennsyl
mia avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
south side. j. W. THOMPSON 4 co >
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