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Virginia Convention

RICHMOND, Feb. H.-The session to-day wa
devoted TO perfecting an organization. The ere
dentials OF the Commissioners John 8. Preston,
from south Carolina, Fulton Anderson, from
Mississippi, and Henry l.. Benning, OF Georeis,
were received, and COMMITTEES appointed 20
inform them that the Convention was ready %
receive any communications they may have TO de-
liver at such time al they may prefer They were
invited 70 take seats on the floor Of the hall The
Convention then adjourned.
RICHMOND, Feb. I5.-The Southern Commits
sioners have been invited to address the Conven-
ton on Monday
Mr.. Conrad offered a resolution 10 appoint /.
Committee 70 whom shall be referred all Federal
matters. Adopted.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution that the Viz
GINA Commissioners in the Peace Congress be re-
quested to report whether, in their opinion, any
result acceptable to Virginia may be expected
from the deliberations Of that body
Mr. Clemens objected, and the resolution lies
over.
Wyatt NJ. Elliott, Of the WING, was elected
Printer to the Convention without opposition.
Ex-Governor Wise brought 20 the notice of the
Convention Mr.. Stnarts resolution in the senate
relative TO rash and ill-advised persons contem-
plating an invasion Of Washington. He vindi-
Gated himself from such a motive, and asked Mr.
Stuart 20 explain his resolution.
Mr. Stuart disclaimed the remotest references 20
Mr. Wise in his resolution.
Mr.. Wise then read letter from two citizens Of
who had assured them that the object contem-
plated In the Convention was 10 remove Governor
Letcher and put him (Wise) in his place, and
that Mr.. Wise was aware Of IL.
Mr.. Stuart replied that he had only mentioned
IL as commonplace rumor, attaching no impor-
lance TO it.
Governor Wise emphatically denied any knowl-
edge Of such an extraordinary project du he re-
ceived this letter. I'm closing his speech he said
IL the Commonwealth ever submits 20 Black Re
publican rule, he would turn from her and beg
some sister Commonwealth to come and save the
mother. The galleries applauded this remark
and a proposition was made to clear them but
withdrawn
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DIED..

On Thursday night, at ii o'clock, JOHN WAL
TER. infant n of X. w. and Anne Johnson AZ ed
Il months and IA days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, from the residence of tho parents 8th
street south, between ID and SITS.
On the 18th instant, after painful illness, IDA
SUSANNAH, beloved and oily daughter of Geo.
days.
The rose we gather in the morn,
When 1t the due is drinking,
May tramped be beneath the feet
When stars above are blinking;
And when, b. cold and angry winds,
its leaves from are driven.
We feel, though earth is beautiful,
There's nothing true but heaven.
The leeds and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on to-
morrow Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock No, 433
Eigth st. between q and II.
In san francisco, California, on the 18th of jar
nary WILLIAM CASTOR PEARSON. of Brent
wood, near this city.
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Arrival of the California Express

FoRr KEARsBy, Feb. 15-The Pony Express
has arrived with California dates 70 the 3Oth The
markets were duh except for domestic products.
Two ships had sailed for Liverpool with corn and
wheat and two Others had been charted 20 take
breadstufs 10 Liverpool.
The California Senatorial question; was stu
doubtful A coalition was probable between the
Republicans and the Northern Douglasites, with
whom Denver stands the best chance. The South
ern Douglas and Breckinridge men would probs-
bly, coalesce.
japan advices to December 18th had been re-
ceived.
Russia would probably &c, treaty bat not such
dexired
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CogsHs,IThs sudden change. Of our climate ar.

sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthndtie
AfecttonS. Experience having proved that simple
taken In the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
shoul ID at once be had to Broscn's Bronchial
Itoehss" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Ir-
ritatlon Of the Throat be slight, by this
precaution more serious attack may be effeciually
warded OFF Public Speakers and Singsrs will find
them efeotual for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. Sec advertisement. del-ly
RAIDER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Ress it; 1t will interest you.
au 6-eoly
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LOCAL NEW

u The STAR publishes the L.st OF Letters
remaining In the Warrington City Pos. Once
under the provisions Of the law directina them
30 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within sae delivery Of the office. Its
total daily circulation is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed in the Distric, of Co.
iumbia 81
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HoyEop.rH1c REyrprrs

All Of DR.: Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
a soIss put for family
In cases, containing. % .vials. from d 10 81
each, with book of full directions. Fer sale By
retail agent; W. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north F street;
also by +. b. Winter, corner OF Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazsl, for internal and external lnfammations OF
oil kinds. Sold as above. ma civ
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A RKWRIGHT
SHIFTING COTTONS,

n SHIFTING COTTONS.
Those Of our customers who have been waiting
Tor some days for the celebrated ARKWRIGHf
SHIFTING COrrONS are now Informed that
We have just received several cases. and as they
are very tciroe the mills not being able To supply
the .mand) we would advi Sc thoss who want them
to call on us early, as we are the only parties who
have q supply.
l0i pieces Of Wamsutta Mills A. Cotton,
New York Mills and English ong Cloth,
9 4, 104 and IL Hamll On Cotton Sheetings,
lngs,s
Splendid all Linen Towels at 81 50 per dozen,
Damask Napkins, beautiful quality at 81 and O. 80
Table Damask, brown and white,
ga Shlrting Cambrios at all prices,
Builiants, DimiLies. paid Cambrics,
Iaopnets and eli other kinds Of fine White Goods,
Irish Linens and Linen Shirt Fronts, q O.. &c.
All offered at wholesale prices for cash.
CLAGETT & MAY,
el56f,it 324 Pa av., bet, 9Th and 10th ats.
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Bais,nsPs naayksss.

Hurrnoll, Feb 1e.-Flour dull; Howard O.
and Ohio Is ~; CITY Mills Is NO ssles wheat 10
steady; red 81 25al 2e white 81 3Sal .oo Corn 10
dull; yellow 6s, white 63ao5c. Proviaons qsiei
mes Sl7.75. Lard l0elohc. Coffee quies ~ I'm
aI3c whisky dull az lSc
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HAVE you seen those Album Cards, taken witt
beautiful fancy background, that Whitehurst
43i Pennsylvania avenue, 10 daily making! Re
2,&
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Movement Of ARM, etc

NORFOLK, Feb. 15.-A bay steamer brought yes
terday to Fortress Monroe i've large oases Of
muskeh manufactured at Hsrper's Ferry.
The surveying schooner Crawford 10 preparing
for sea at Gosport Navy Yord.
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DRILLING The officers Of the sixth regiment
M. ID. G. are now drilling regular three times a
week. The suggestion to parade on the 4th Of
March next as company, in uniform, is being
considered by them. Col. l.. J. Middleton com.
mands the sixth regiment
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THE REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of
this city met last night at the Avenue House, and
appointed a committee to receive the President.
elect on his arrival here B. French, Esq =,
was appointed chief marshal Of the inauguration
procession.
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Tomorrow afternoon, the Sabbath School o
the Fourth Presbyterian Church hold an ami
versary meeting at 31 O'Clock p. m, when ad
dresses will be delivered from able speakers. Al
interesting time may be expected.
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Wsrklpsmep's Union Csaven,is..

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l5.-The Committee Of
workingmen appointed 70 make arrangements
for a Union Convention In this city have arranged
for holding said Convention on the 22d instant.
Delegates from other states intending 20 psrtici-
pate are requested 70 notify J. w. vanhsrten by
telegraph
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STEAM SECURING,

THE suPElB PIANO used at the concert Of Com.
Pany c, w Arlington Light Infantry, on Thursday
night, was kindly loaned by w. g. Metzerott.
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Trssps fer Fsrt Pfckens

NIw YORK, Feb. l5.-The Journal Of Com
merce says the steamer Daniel Webster viii sail
70 day with one hundred troops for Fort Picksns-
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North CareIina L.sisIstsre

RALEIGH, Feb. l5.-Tbe Senate finished the
military bill to day, having made many amend
ments The bill In reference 10 ad veLorsss az,
from the House, was also discussed. More rail-
road bills were passed. Several important bills
are vet TO be perfected.
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THE LIST OF LErrERs remaining uncalled fo
at the City Post Once 10 large beyond preceden
this season. and the public will do well to consult
this list as advertised In the Star on each SATURDAY.
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Rejection Of q Peace Csmmisstsner
ALBANY, Feb. l4.-The Senate to-day, by q
vote Of Is to 10, rejected the nomination Of the
Hon. Francis Graz ger ~ peace commissionef 10
w ashington. rte Is are rabid republicans.
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Gentlemen, am prepared 10 Cls an and Re-press
your Coats, Pants and Vests In the very best man
No. 3s3 (south sidei Pa. avenue,
fe t4-T BetN cen ~ and 9Th SITS.
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THE METROPOLITAN RIFLES, Capt A. r. Al
len, paraded last night, making soldierly ap
pearance. Eighty five men were in the line
more than half Of whom were In uniform. The,
marched through the princi pal streets, and after
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The CONCERT at the New ork Avenue Church
last night, was very successful one, indeed.
Amongst the really good things of the evening
were the "Gaudeamus omnes In Domino" by
Diabelli; "The Last Rose Of Summer ;" mother
dear, oh pray for me-" "Vive L'America," and
"Gratias agimus tibi, J" with flute obligato.
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New YsYk mayksts.

NEW YoxK, Feb. is.-F.ssr 8: highet wheat
lie higher. Corn lc higher Provisions quiet.
Whisky s>sady At lsc-
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THE DEACON COMPANY, from West Point
mentioned In yesterdays Star as on its way
reached here to-day, and IL CHARTERED on -Four
teenth street
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Ice DEALERS will zee by advertisement In an.
other column that there 10 800 tons Of ice for sale
In Georgetown.
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ODD FELLOWS FUNERAL The Grand Lodge
and Oriental Lodge, No. 10, 1. O. o. F., yester-
day afternoon attended the funeral Of their late
fellow member, Mr. Martin Hetzel. The funeral
services at the Hall on Seventh street, were con.
Quoted by the Rev Mr. Finckel; after which the
corpse was conveyed to the Congressional Gene.
terry, where Mr.. A Eberly delivered an appro-
pirate discourse In the German language, and the
impressive ceremony closed by the Grand Chap
lain, Rev. P. III Sweet
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LAND WARRANTS AND MoNEY-The market
has not been exceedingly lively this week, though
the indications are still favorable Land war
rants are rather scarce; the buying price for 50
40 acre warrants IS cents and 81 The exchange
transaction shows New York city banks par
State, per cent discount New Jersey Delaware
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, *;
Virginia, All Indiana, S; North Carolina, 6; iii.
nois and Tennessee, TO- Louisiana, 2; Baltimore
city and District banks *
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PENNrRs,

for exchange At the Star OGioe counter.
To THE AFFLIcTEDi-Re sure 20 read the advsr-
6sement Of McLean's ngthening Cordial and
Blood PuHfer. in another column. u
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Ladies, Call Early


E EEBBtEs S SEEsissk q s sFSEEE
No. Ne: s soa P PENNNNA:: A AVENUE,
Beautiful Jewelry.
YOU CAN sIN 0 96d Hs5!ht ONLY
ONE DOLLAR.
a aSsAEr t?s s 2Mls sFg ss,rs,
R RE1f1 k6ais i MSsAIsc SETS, srrs
kkAAssEkk 20 B BkItL SkFSf' SETS.
CAMEO and e sTlS s MSsA!G s Efss'
SSS S$I SF sS a:t S ssHHHS SETS,
D'>''" OIL" thPIKs NEeKLAcEs,
.,,,.., y $$HHIEEBB kESSs Sk S$k fsfHsArSs'
sEEssTEss ytsF eiaH kEYs;;
k kfNss st sfsv fEkN fR fFFEE6i ssfooNs
GOBLETS, CUPS, &c.
be such :. reese
IN Ely S5 al assee ~ S,sd for ne rsssls,
as is reialled from Eve TO thirty dollars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REeARDLEss OF CosT.
As this great sale continues but q short time,
persors desirl 10 supply themselves with Jevery
at these unheafd of prices will please call early at
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets
ID w. RIDDLE.
IL Remember the Number-302-as We have
no connection with others, protesting to sell ct
prices, In this city.
Received this day large invoice of SILVER
| WARE, consisting of Breakfast and Tea Sets;
Card and Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers:
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives; Forks;
Table, Dessert, and lea Spoons; Tobacoo Boxes;
Sugar and Cream spoons; Napkin Rings; Butter
Knives, In sets and single; Knives and y orks in
| sets; Ice Cream, Pie and Fish Knives; Breakfast
and Dinner Casters; Double and Single salts; a
large variety Of Plain, Chased, and Gilt Goblets,
Cups, &C. All the above articles 10 be sold with
out regard to original cost at from 81 10 $50, and
warranted to be what they are represented, and
S-r 302 Pa. av.. bet 9Th and 10th sts
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE TH.T THE
Il subscriber hath obtainet firm the Orphaus'
Court OF Washington county, in the District of
Co nmba, letters Of administration on the pc sonsl
estate OF John L. CT own, ate Of Washing on
~, deceased All peIsone having claims against the
said dece ased. are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber
on or before the nth day Of August next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from oil benefit Of
Given under my hand this Ilth day of August,
1850. CHAS. ". CRAGIN, Admin.
N B.-Persons having busint 90 with the estate
WI sPPIy 70 my attorney, Jackson
A
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-. Sg1RExE CouRr-Friday.-Hon L. Stout, Of
spf4gpn. Hamilton Ward, Esq, Of New York,
500 Benjamin F. slocumb, Esq, Of Mississi ppi ,
$500 admitted attorneys and counsellors Of this
IsiHHe73 Thos. Meehan ct al PLAINTIFF in error,
sgt- Robt. Forsyth The argument Of this cause
sNneommenced by Mr.. Balance for the plain
.safsin error, and continued by Mr.. A. Williams
.stefdhe defendant In error. Adjourned until
Monday.
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WILLING TO DYE FOR THE PEOPLE
l shall be pleased TO Dye for the people of Wash
inston all coiors, on ali kinds Of material.
w. H. WHEATLRY,
Steam DystRg and Securing EstdbIiskntsnf.
fe IL st 1888 south side Pa. sv., bet ~ aad 9Th
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lNcENDIARY ATTEMPT Last night about seven
O'Clock the stable Of Mr.. Gardner, on South b St
between New Jersey avenue and First 81; was set
on nre servant girl seeing man lurking about
the premises and going out of the ward: called
Mr. Gardner's attention TO him. Mr. G. supposing
IL to be some wood thief, ran down in the yard
and reached his stable in time to discover the
flames bursting out Of the door. With the aid of
the servant he succeeded in extinguishing the
names few minutes later, and the fire would
have done considerable damage, as there are sew
erai stables adjoining all wooden structures, and
but poor supply Of water in the neig hborhood
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To PERSONS wHosE HEALTH IL Broken DowN
% Is fact established BY medical tatistics tina
Thousands of rsons gle from sheer debility with
oat mortal disease. Every such disease might nm
20 rally with that most wonderful Of all inyigorar
tors, Hostettsr's Stomach Biftsys. When the
administer this famous restorative. IL will once
mors become steady and strong. In the debility
~. dyspeptio complaints and oholIc; IN the wax
ness consequent upon natural decay, or TesuItInr
inful and too much neglected ailments to which
ladies' ars exclusively subject the Blttsrs are pre-
ecribe1 by most OF our practising pbyuiciAng md
nsvsr fhil 70 give permanent relief - :
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CENTER MARKET this morning had a rood at
tendance; supplies and prices as last quoted. The
quantity Of fish is evidently Increasing, and the
demand at this (Lent) season improving Small
fish trock. perch &c were selling at 81 cents pei
bunch; shad, 81 per pair; large rock, Sla2 There
was small lot Of pork at the scale house. selling
at 50 per 100 lbs There was little doing at the
hay stands; prices unchanged.
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LENT IN GEoReErOwN.-The services in the
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal Churches In
Georgetown are OF an interesting character. A
spiritual retreat of eight days will commence at
Trinity iCatholic) Church tomorrow, the services
eich day being held at O'Clock a. IN and az
and TX p. m, except Sundays, when the morning
services will be held at lOh a. IN.
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IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Elegant CARBUNCLE.... Sets for 81
Elegant LAVA. Sets for 81
Elegant GARNET - Sets for 81
Elegant JET -----....----. - ---- sets Tor 81
Elegant CORAL and GOLD. -. Sets for 5 [
Elegant MEDALLION Sets for 81
Elegant RIM MOSAIC .---- .---- Sets for 81
Ladies' GUARD for 81
Ladies' CHATELAINE CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' NECK CHAINS for 81
Gents VEST CHAINS, 10 different
patterns). ------....----..... Tor 81
LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE,
consisting of
TABLE. TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS,
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, 40, 30.
Also; A Large Assortment of JEwELRY, which
we can sell at 50 cents per article.
BOOKS-BOOKS.
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK AT GREAT
SACRIFICE.
Sl.oo BOOKS Selling for. 50 cents
Sl.25 BOOKS Selling for so to rs cents
S2.cO BOOKS Selling for. TO 81 IS
NOW is YOUR TIME
TO GET
BOOKS and JEWELRY
LOWER THAN EVER Before.
CALL EARLY AT
476 PA. Av. EVANS's. 416 Av.
fe Is tr
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IL WOOD AND COAL of all kinds. Woo
prepared to suit the wants of each customer or de
liversd cord length.
IL Coal kept in Goa! Houses, delivered free from
slate, dirt, and other impurities.
Personal attention given to all orders.
fe l5-tf TIA w. M GAIT
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ROUGH BURGLARs.-Last night, the offices of
Messrs. Coyle Il Bro. and Mclean, lumber mer-
chants Canal street, near Thirteenth, were broken
into and the desks ransacked, pa pers scattered
over the Moor and papers destroyed. Atthe Messrs.
Coyles the entry was made by bursting a Panel
from the door A lot Of papers were piled upon
the desk and saturated with oil, and set fre to,
probably for light. A coat belonging to Mr.. A.
Coyle, and another belonging to the foreman,
Were stolen. The scamps despatched the wall
with Ink. and battered the iron safes to get In
showing that their object was money Not sue.
ceeding, they departed after scrawling their raj
living cry" Oh, you Night Owls ''-in large
Characters upon the wall. This is the third re-
cent attempt upon this office. At Mr. McLean's,
they entered by forcing the lock, scattered and
destroyed his papers, but did no other damage
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REMAININas w Il S q. t Be.. IL, v

OIFJ, ~. %, r bTubry D, Ibol.
lOrdered to be inserted in the EvENINs STAR, IL
beng the newspaper having the largest crcul ation
OF any daily paper published In washington.J
W All persons applying for letters IN the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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u EAUTIFUL AND VERY CHEAP.

EAU ilr VI AMI Ehf ChEAP.
CURTAIN MATERIALS AT A SACRIFICE,
The stock now on hand at the old store of CLA-
GET DODSON Of all kinds of pretty and de
slrable materials for Parlor, Drawing and other
room CURTAINS 10 still very complete and in view Of
Gus sacrifice.
Members of Congress and others who would add
70 the beauty and comfort of their homes viii find
great saving and sdvsntsse to make their pur-
cheses here a. the concern rust be closed our 10
10 ~ eol0t CLAGETT DOnSf1N'
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DANGEROUS PLACE Observation-Disclosures
Commissioner Owen Of the Foarth Ward, while
exs1nining his recent work In Swampoodle went
tofhe bridge II street and the Tiber and
ohseryed that the current Of water had under
kineo the new embankment so that the first per-
ION = no set foot on the surface would have broken
yorough and been injured severely IL not fatally
He took his seat at the bridge TO warn passengers
and sent for workman who immediately went to
AsppsA and made tie bridge safe for passengers II
- tortunate that the Commissioner saw the
Neahgsrbef any one had attempted to cross the
bridge NJ that point
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lust RECEIVED
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
l59 bbs. Odd Rye WHISKY.
$50 bbs HERRING and ALEWIyFS,
80 bbs. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
50 bags X 10 and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. (low -pricedD MOLASSES.
For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE, selb


OHS DOIIdTs
$1-S1-S1-S1-S1-S
$1-S1-Sl-S1-S1-S
476 Pa. Av. EvANS'S. 416PA.A v.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEWELRY
IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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Anderson, MrsEM
Allen, Ida
Anderson, Easter
Baraes,MrsHarrie,
NJ
Barness, Miss Cath
Ball. julia
Bowler, Mrs Refu-
GO
Baker, Miss Eliza
Blsnchet, siadanaL
Barron, Missvm'aI
Drummer, MrsFan'e
Brosnan ,MrsDanT.
Cowen, Miss Rosa
Cohnhof, Mrs Pau.
line
Corbin, Miss virfa
Claggstt,M Elir
Crawford, Mrs
NJ r
Collins, MissEmms
Carpenter, Mrs
Anna B
Cleary, Mrs Esther
Cross, Mrs L A
Doody, Mrs
Daltoa, Mas Nellie
Emmerson, Mri
Rebecca
Fitzgerald, Maria
Frisby, Mrs MI
Grum ,EissM argart
n