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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

H.h's, skirmishes, &C., &C., on the Potomac
lines, were again plentiful at the close of
last week "TAey say" prevailed extensive
ly. No body can ever put his finger upon
'.they saw
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

lust RECEIVED, a very nice article of TEA,
d which will be sold reasonable, by. y
nov II JOIN II COOKE.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

!, The Schooner Tropic Wind, WHICH was
captured and sent to Washington, D. G as a
prize, and rel dby order of the authorities,
but was again captured off Fortress, Monroe,
and y order of General Butler sent to New
YORK. where she was rec aimed by the British
Consul as British property. was released and
returned t. her owaersl ~ hursday.es ssQ
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11
LEXANDRIA. Y A.

nsy The business of this office is conduct
d on "a cash basis. No books are kept, and
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

The steamer Vanderbilt is expected to ar
rive at Annapolis to-day, and she may have
reached Old Point yesterday, direct from the
fleet, with dispatches for government, 1t hav-
ing been arranged that she was TO he dis
patched so soon as - landing should be ct
fscted. Her arrival will be looked for Will
the deepest interest by the whole country
1Of course, We can only give the reports about
the naval expedition, which have been re-
ceved up to the hour of putting our paper
to press-ubour P N.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

A GOOD article of GROUND COFFEE, just
nv ~ JOHN T. COOKE.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

NEW BACON.--A new lot of HAMS and
IN BREAST PIECES, just received, and for
,ale bys' +. lnov IL JOHN IHCOOhE II.
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MARRIED.

On the eth instant by the Rev. r. T. Phelps
Mr. JOSEPH u. YOUNG, and Mis-. MARY
ANN MURPHY, all of Alexandria. sii . ssIaz
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

We observe that me Of cur exchange pa
pers speak Of the good appearance OF the
wheat crop" This really commencing
early, and "crowding on the season. But,
alas in our neighborhood, we have no grow
lug wheat crop od or bad, 10 look at, or
speculate about
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

-~ILLNEss We learn that Brig. General
Montgomery, Of the United States Army,
how lies i'll at his residence, in this city.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

the country. 'dieion Sunday, az the adVan-
cei age Of eighty.six years. Mr.. cWitbers
was identified ~sth rhs csmmercialin erests
of this city for halt a century, and for near
ly three quarters OF a century has been
knowa and rcsp.Jied here. Either alone,
or as co-partner, he has been connected with
a large number Of AexAndrias niercbantile
establishments, and from 1908. toiS2S, his
name appears in the IA fieslof the 5Gasede
in various mercantile corrections. About
that period he retired frum active .participas
ton in merchandising, but has since then
been 'connected with various, firms. until
within recent psraJd. AfIe was also con
nected With several banking establishments,
the latest of which. Selden, Wirhers Il Co.,
swamped considerable. portion Of his vast
wealth. ma 4ftC
He was the benefactor Of several instItu-
ton :, having, given AT one tine $4,000 to
the Columbian Cpllege, and considerable
sums to other excellent objects. Mr.. With.
e.s died rear Columbian College, Washing
tOn, where lie has resided for some tune
Welearn thathis funeral is To take, plac,
this Afternoon, and that. Rev. Mr. Bttin,
will 0ticiate upon the occasion y $40
Several wood aud oyster craft have ru
the Potomac blockade siuce our. last. an,
arrived at this place and Washiny ton. - I
is said that on Saturday pungy, viii
Capt. Fisher and James Coleman, of thi
place, on board, was captured by boa
from the battery at Quantico, and carrie
into that place. Ii is also said that the Ge,
Page has left Quantico and gone back
Aqua Greek, aud that a new battery hs
been erected at Coote's Point farther up I'll
river. ,sff,8 u.s.. s.
-mILLNEsg We learn that Brig. Gcner
Montgomery, of the United States Arm
how lies i'll at his residence, in this city.
Ex-Mayor Berrett is now in Washipgto
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Ez-Mayor Berrett is row in Washington
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The n. Tribune d,sapproves Of the &C.
ton OF the government in relation to the
civil cases lately before the Provost judges
Court IN Alexandria. The Boston Post thinks
that, uuder the circumstances, the govern
ment has pursued the best policy. The n.
York Herald argues that the government
should transfer the slaves and property OF
those in he Southern States who are in re-
bellion to the loyal citizens"
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

Cumberland, in Mary aud, was visited
hast Saturd ~ week with a. m ,st sastrous
food, which Destroyed an imm nse amount
of property. but n, lives were lost. Great
destruction Occurred on the lines Of the Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad, the Pennsylvania
and Cumberland r lad, and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. The fo!d exceeded that
lnf 1870 sab ~ 4 1fl s1sp'f' eit1 sFhA =.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

There is, as we have already briefly men
toned, difficulty between Spain and Lib :
ria, brought on, it seems, by the proce edings
(what they are we don't know of an officer
in the British navy. Application has been
made to the British government t" interfere,
and have the dispute adjusted, which will
probably be done.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-11

The ofticial announcement has been made
t., the army of the retirement of Gen Scott,
ard the assumption Of the command OF the
army hy Gen. Mcclellan. The headquar-
ters of the army will be established III the
city of Washington. All c mmuncations
intended tor the commanding general will
hereafter he nd iressel direct to the adju'ant
general
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We are without the ordinary menrfkper-
petuating evidence of indebr
printing and transient advert
be paid for IN ddUance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-19
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1se-rRrpIE SHEET

yerIes The United States may retaiate by taking
hsilsd With delight by everv Dominican patriot Your
new Presidsnt loo may and Il convenient 70 give eoun
tenance to the movemenp Of Hyatt in invading the 90
main Of this slavery loving power
There Ia no other news worth Com muniestia, -
generally ct stand. The health OF tbs MAJ
coed. F~0e
courier has inst arrived from Cibas. I am nSormaa
BY good authority that Mocha and La Vega have snro
neunced" against the government and thai al SANTIAGO
and Porto Platte the call upon the people for viva for
spain was responded to by the cry Vlsan log Yanlev
the manifestation would be received at present in tina
Unted states. prevented the people these two latter
places from hosting the American ag AT last the pear
Is ripe
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Died.

BRxsIIs On Wednesday, April II, JONI BRnHN, aged
Ieyears and 20 days
His friends and scquantances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from his late residence No $50
Mulberry street, this Frdayl afternoon at two o'clock
BROOKS I'm Brooklyn, On Thursday. April Is, OF con-
sumption, JAMES A. BROOKS aged 40 years. He was for
Tuihill, New York.
His riencs and these Of his brother, Thomas Brooks,
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from lgl
Clinton street, Saturday afternoon at three O'CLOCK
His remains will be Inferred 10 Greenwood .
BrAsKE in Brooklyn, Thursday, April ~, Mrs
CsInAEIsR BAsxE wife Of sierich Bsnke, aged ~ years
The friends Of The family and OF her sons, Hartman
GarckD and Geo o. Banke, respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral without further invitation, on Satur.
day afternoon at one O'Clock nom her late residence,
Smith sheet, between NH aud Centre, Brooklyn.
C,stasEt in Brooklyn, on thursday, April Is, Of In
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Lieutenant Colonel Porter OF the Tinted satas Army
end A. SYKES, OF Rondout are stopping at the New
York Hctel. y WV ~"
nsjor Robert Anderson, Of the United states Army; H.
l3shIop OF savannah j. BoTand. OF Boston, and j. Van
Hsesas OF rochester, are stopping at the Brevoor
Colonel a. D. seyct; q Massachusetts, Mr. stephensou
and family, and ". r. Abendroth and family Of Neg
loTk ' Y; Meyers, OF Boston; ID @. Wilcox and wife,
OF Cohhecticut ana W. Britton OF San Francisco are
stopping at tho Iafsrgc fiou~e
g. D. Ryard, Of West Point A. Dickson, OF st. Louis;
!. u. D. alexander, Of the United States Army: @ s.
Austin, OF feoria; w H. Reese, Of PHILADELPHIA and N.
fagan OF connecticut, are stopping at the Metropoi
Capt Foster OF the United States Army r. stott or
HUDSON a. Amigo and faulty, OF Mexico; W b. Graft
ana FANNY, ID D. Atwood and wife, W T. Glidden, D +.
st. Nicholas Hotel
MAJOR j. ladd Of Massachusetts,; j. f. Bailey, Of Buff
fao EyT0nd OF Brufsels Lansing Stout and wife, OF
oregon r. Gregore and d. Moulrlle Of Antwerp; r. /.
Tieston, OF baltimore; DR.. j. W. Stone Of Boston, q.
mouth, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hon: DC. Iittejohn, Of oswego; Hon. r. Franchot
and Hon W. A. Norris Of 0tsego; Hon. d. W. Gooch
ana FAMILY, OF Massachusetts,; Gen. c. r. Dyer and son,
OF Providence Commodore ]. H. Aulick Of the United
Eldrdge Of Cape Cod Ray Tompkns, Of Staten Island
d. CROKER OF Utica; Robert A. Dobbin of BALTIMORE c.
II Shefrl, OF New York; j. Van Voorhis, A. G. Nudge
and r. d. Jones, OF Rochester; Z. d. Robinson, OF
cncsg0 and s. Dunlap, of Boston, are stopping at the
Astor House.
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Wood, Eddy 4 Co., Managers or the

KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATS LOTTERIES.
Authorized by the Legislature
The subscribers Commissioners appointed supertntend
the driving Of Lottery authorized BY the Legalaure hay
Ing this DAY attended the drawing Of the Kentucky
teres for the benefit of the Frankfort hereby
W the following are the numbers which this day
ElrRA CLASS 2a5, April 49, 1881.
OIL, SO, 4s, AZ, IS, IL, SO, 40. As, 40, 81, 3.
CLASS 2'6 April I8, 1851
"a, 20, Is, 10, 70, 81, 46, IA 80, 3, 40, A. 60.
Witness our hands at Covington KY this Thursday, April
IL, 1851
s sASs s$s s sSissSSsn0w. Commissioner.
Circulars containing schemes month will be mailed
y ''1N'"s WOOD, EDDY 90,
Covington, KY; st. Louis, No or Wilmington, Del
NOTICE -Ap tickets In the Delaware State Lottery viii
be decided by the drawings OF the Kentucky State
w., E. CO., Managers.
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M Arried.

BoMAsS--BuRSs Wilmington, Del, on Tuesday,
April o. by the Rev James s Dickerson, josxrn Bossys
Of Brooklyn, L. l., to Miss MARY EMMA BcRSs, OF VIII
mington, Del.
CoFrIN-yuLfE-on Thursday morning, April IS, at the
Church Of the Holy Communion, by the Rev. Jacob W.
DDler, CARIFs ii. CoFrS 10 EyEEEN TRowBRrDGE daugh
ter Of Frederick l.. vulte, all Of this city.
DyAS-NoRRIs-On Wednesday, April II, at the re-
sidence OF the brides mother, at Newark j., by the
Rev. DR.. Neville WILLIAM r. DRAM, of New York city,
TO MARY J. NORRIS second daughter Of the late Thos r.
Norris OF former place.
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.
WAR;

e sr a"a 1S
% Y 2 ss so s
Sr%ss and IA India, 'i sss
Sss s ss2 Saaaas sas
e s ses s.d 0 IN By Ss In
mo, IF ~ 10 I
ton, ali em.reencis recommend that sssry
y WIN i%'d d.. a asy ys %
ssiss he ana and Il 70
RsxpY RELIEF Viii ":es. n s. sAR
application in cases Of dsngeroas gun.hot wounda
:sssy sEsyT
s1s
q prevail have me evidence he s%S pSa
TSsmss s1,iss Issiasnes Of Hon O. r
SDw ssD ssE 6: s.: Ss s I 4
with great success in the hospitals
sEs ssy 4 M
ensa
oass sts Army stated ..
VA S hs sa o. the Sss RAD
retiring TO bed without bottle Of the sesdy Relief ssan 10
go INTO field Of s' New WON POM = x ;Hsss
T.. %s sS $ ss sfm Ts Az
Of nix refer ne ss ..s:
members Of the Eighth regiment while sncamped Camp
cases Of struck msmSer Company a. seventy
sy M %sss e q:
BY s s
In .s our regiment, j: :Sogd not without
"e'e' ''0 e si GA y John street
As further evidence OF the Importance VI Railways Ready
fom the ocers and psss nshS me letter
Mss. R.pvAr Co.. % Fulton s'Ises New ssRo ,
rived from the use Of Ready Relief during
sickness Of this station, ready cure In All
has been used and have likewise derived great benefit In
ing and nvgoratins effects when exposed Of
Col ascyss Lyons, i Ieae a co,grs s D *sSay
n Captain Buck, Captain vasn Grey Troop; tsuisnSSt
G.sYsp's Sya.sv Enhs
Leader q hand; koihisr Band Thomas NiscSsi.
man, Company s. Anderson, Company g. D. browne.
P';S si s:sssss 49, :::
Sc fGs Ress srss Co ss,nes S "a
man, r. IA Barker, II. q. Harms, Co. II; H. 4 Gransu,
Benz =. hi'd0n and q E LEY ssss!; DRINK
pleasant coolipg drink Change OF water moi unfreues
lief IN the water viii prevent all difficulties from change u
TO EVERY REGIMENT
volunteering for the service Of the raised In
city Railway Co will give containing hundred
'Ps 2DytSSs fS 8DS sftsT n .s s s y
per BOTTLE By Druggists everywhere and ~ RApwAf co.
10 avsa Assss NJ,
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Omc1al Drawings or n. France q Co.'s
Delaware Observation-Disclosures BY Of Assembly psssed
January, 1859 Grants 70 run twenty years
SUSSEX CoUNTY-CLAss IS Drawn April Is, 1851.
40, II, 80, 70, So, 81, "a, %, 81, z, 6, IS.
., C9ssoIIpArnp-CLAss g.. Drawn April IS. 1861.
81, IL, Al, 81, 5, So, "a, AZ, AZ, 7, 4s, 50.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
r FRANCE co, Managers
Wilmington, Delaware
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In the midst or universal excitement
personal appearance convenience and comfort still
ters OF moment Above all OF value
than Therefore those who desire to It In the pur
rhse If Hats advised to call at ESPENSCHEIDS, I8
Ma street. whose splendid dress for spring
infinite variety OF exquisite Soft Felt Hats all
cheapest, In the markell.
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1851.
1861.
At Gen1n's,
OILS BROADWAY,
NnH NJ INIA n


Hats for walking riding driving:
Hats dull faces look alive in; "
hats for youths, Ugh, airy, dAshfng;
Hats for features bright and jolly
Hats for faces melancholy;
Hats for figures broad and burly;
Hats for straight hair or for curly;
Hats for travelling, shooting sailing;
Bats rain proof In storms unfailing;
Hats for spring. twelve styles tos ether;
Hats for every kind Of weather.
Hats Of silk, felt, straw and beaver
Hats thst almost wear forever;
Hats for spas and watering places;
Hats Of styles TO wear vt races
Hats with which n room to enter;
Hats for scores of wild adventure:
Hats Of many shapes uncommon;
Hats admired by every woman:
Rats to stand al kinds Of mauing;
Hats distinct for every calling;
Hats light pliable and elastic
Hats lees flexible and plastic;
Hats of quiet styles for pastors;
Hats round crowned your knowing casters;
Hats 10 suit each and nation;
Hats unmatched for ventilation;
Hats for young and for chldreu
Hats OF beauty quite bewdering;
Hats that boys and misses Sigh for;
Hats In fact that babies cry for;
Hats for soldiers, hats for sailors;
Hats that grace the work OF tailors;
Hats at THRKH, and dollars;
Fit for gentlemen and scholars
~ would BIZ enough to continue the ist through
column, but = longer catalogue seems unnecessary.
GENAN, bl3 Broadway.
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Moldnvin Cream Forces the Hair and
Whisksrs grow luxurianty Sold a. w. BATCHEL0RS
newly h factory, 16 Bond street.
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Military Cloths.
West Point Indigo Cadet Cloths.
Cotton Warp Cadet Cloths, all qualities.
Indigo 6ue Cloths.
Light Blue, green and Crimson do,
With other Military Woollens, for sale by
SULLIVAN RANDOLPH BUDD,
(eucccssors 10 Wilson q. Hunt 4 co.,
Corner Of Park place and Church street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Teu-
pees the the werdwholesale and retail, and the
Dye privately applied, at No sAstor House.
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GEkAN, bl3 Broadway
Military Cloths.
West Point Indigo q Cadet Cloths sai s;,,, ). ,
v., ,.r Light q Blue, green and Crimson DO
WIN '''f $500 S3 s $!s y. syDp
Corner Of Park place and Church street.
,esr ~ .1sa, dsssr'0 SHIRT Manu-
factory 800 Greenwich street. corner Of Murray.
Melode ON -Concert Hall, $50 Broad
S:s ass Si; Cen"
Pain, Gravity, Ma gnetism.
y knowing % 70 secure health ard restore when ost
as are No times S ahpg eq & Ana
/. naS sss IA; a
ss IL a heat 5 piece e Of
condense into heat s sgHn WHAT rs FACT,
An established and constant mode Of process Thus we
sTs o s We sVe e a s seS s vsTy true a.
body seeks the centre of the EARTH and all the planets are
But the great af q " ds fEl s'ons
cause pain are '0n GnEhYF S sn!fSs insRy by this
:R s .
sSsns to but e nsbe and ne %ed
fully restcred Ingou rheumatism for fantness dzzi
ness for all neuralgia Affections and In bilious dreases
medicine has any claims compared wi BrAndreths Pills
But remember they are equally applicable In all cases where
dyseniery from cosveness collie Inflammation,
and ~ Is because that they enforce law Of being by
aiding nature 70 expei what e hurting her
sold at the principal office, 29t Canal street.
g.? {; Nj S' 81 i iasss . sss
And d. Wright OF Houston and Lewis streets, ~
70 cents with full directions In most languages
Wheeler q Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines al reduced prices Office 500 Broadway.
Empire Sewing Machines.-Thc Cheap
est because the beat In market Office 335 Broadway
At Old Tariff Prices For Cash-Co2nac
Jules Robbins Mare srmasnac, hsmsays scotch Wills
key, Shrub, Grape Leaf Gin, Jamaica Rum, al MOkRls'
Old Tom depot, ~ Broaoway
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and T0u-
pees the best in the werldWhoesle and RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied, at No sAstor House.
Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens OF art Call and see
them Mt 10 Bond street, or send for measure card
Moldavfn Cream Forces the Hair and
whiskers TO grow luxuriany Sold at W. BACHELORS
newly invented Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reliablc and In-
stsntaneous-Bsck Brown. Factory ~ barclay street.
Sold and applied at W. A. BACHELORS, 10 Bond street.
Trusses,-marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. yesey street, Aston House. opposite the church.
Hill, TntmftabIs Cutter OF Hair and
whskes Hair Dye % cent?, black or brown. No Barclay
street.
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DLUMBIkG AND GAS-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
i removed TO their building, No. 36s Fourth street.,
corner OF Greene Experienced men sent all parts OF the
country rates prices and all work done under
the supervision Of either one Of the whose long
standing ledge of the Of the
business would warrant entire satisfaction
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Bachelors Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens OF art Call and
them ut l6 Bond street or send for MEASURE card.
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Flannel Travelling shirts for or Military NIL ny
wear, OF every description. at Mel Rpa' "anu
factory, 300 Greenwich street, corner OF Murray.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reliable and In-
Sold ana applied al W. A. BATCyiELoRs I6 bond street
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ThE STORY OF me FIGHT A. ro.r sur7,.

THE STORY OF 1HE FIGHT
This morning is published in
THE WORLD
full account OF the voyage Of the feet relieve
MAJOR ANDERSON. and Of the incidents of
THE B0MBARDMENT,
from outside inside the Fort, by the special
porter of the Word who the feet and
with Ma Anderson In the Baltic.
THE VOYAGE.
Uncertainty
Arrival Of Charleston Harpor.
THE FIGHT OUTSIDE.
In Sight of the Bombardmen.
SHOT and Shell
Aid for Fort sumter.
Why the fortress not Reinforced.
The Night after the Evacuation.
INSIDE FORT SUMTEA
Prelminariest to the Bombardment.
Fire Opened.
The Proposal to Evacuate
Wigfalis Deception.
The salute Explosion.
Embarkaon Of Major Anderson his Little Garrissa.
Honor to the battle torn Flag.
Salutpg the Flag
Major Andersons position towards the Administrator
and the present
Arrival at New YORK.
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TOKether With Splendid assortment OF Pins HfngS Pen
ellis, Pens, Thmbes, Watch Keys Lockes Chains studs
rings Bell Slides Chain Pins Ribbon Slides, Toosbpcks.
Pen Holders Eye Glasses, Enameled Crosses, thou
sand other M tlces too MENTION such
usually kept in first class jewery establishments any Arti
Gle OF which you can have your choice Of for 81.
We invite ladies' and the pubic generally TO call and
anime our splendid stock, them such
gains will DO offered but for limited period Orders from
the trade throughout the country most pectfuy solicited
EMPIRE ONE DOLLAR ESTA BLfSHMENr
Any Of the above articles will be sent BY mail on re-
cap or 81 and IL cents with the exception OF
silver plated goods such as spoons Forks Mugs Cups &C..
on which the postage Is 20 cents Address W. Hill, Manu-
facturers Agent, No. go Brosfway, New York
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At Old Tariff Prices For Cash-COgnac
Jules Robbins Marett srmasnac hsmsays scotch Wills
key, Shrub, Grape Leaf Gin, Jamaica Rum, at NORRIS
Old Tom depot, ~ Broadway.
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Wheeler q Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines al reduced prices. Office 500 Broadway.
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MelOdeOn .COncert Hall, $40 Broad
way between Spring and Prince streets -Stra gers dent
forget vs the Meodssn $50 Broadway the pioneer Cen
.ert Hall Of the world Admisst n Is cents.