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Evening star., 1863-05-05
Loss Of the Steamer Marc.

NEW YORK, May 4.-The steamer Moro, hence
on the lst inst. tor Havana, was burned at sea,
and her crew have arrived here. The Moro
was burned Off Absecom on the morning Of the
Sd inst. She sailed on the I'd for Havana, where
she was to be delivered to parties who had
purchased her. She took fire from causes un-
known, and was totally destroyed. She was
of 700 tons burden, and was built in January
Ct
Evening star., 1863-05-05
Vessel Burnt by a Privateer,

NEW YORK, May 4.-The whale bark Jared
Coffin reports that on the night of March q, in
lat. deg. % min, long. 25 deg. 10 min, saw q
ship on fire, and passed within two miles of
her, when heavy rain setting in lost sight of
her. Next morning spoke the British brig He'd.
m. she saw two vessels near together At four
o'clock they separated, and at sundown saw
one on fire, but owing to the bad weather could
not ascertain whether she was ship or bark.
The vessel evidently was burnt by Csnfed-
crate priVateer,
Evening star., 1863-05-05
The Loss of the Anglo. SAXON.

PoRr HOOD, May 2.-The following is the
purser's list of the cabin passengers lost on the
Anglo. Saxon: Captain Stoddard, Miss Ark
wright, Miss Malley, Alice Wilson, Messrs.
Fisher, Pemberton, Scott, Mills, Houghton,
Rogers, Christian and child, James and child,
Lieut.. Clark, and two persons unknown.
1t is reported from Cape Race that twenty
five bodies have been recovered and buried.
Evening star., 1863-05-05
M,litarv Cornnnission.

ST.. LOUIS, May 3.-A military commission
was organized yesterday tor the trial of ali
cases arising under the order OF Gen. Curtis
locking to the punishment Of spies, rebel COR
mail carriers, military ins surgents.
guerillas, the punishment Of rebel sympathi-
Evening star., 1863-05-05
Destruction Of Rebel w arehouses and es.
sels al MnrrelHs Inlet.

:. NEW YORK, May "A schooner which az
rived here to day from Port Royal reports that
she was boarded of Murrell's Inlet by q boat
from the gunhoat Monticello, who reported
the steamer Braine that day entered the Inlet
and destroyed two large warehouses filled with
cotton. Also two large schooners with cargoes
of boots and shoes for the rebels
Evening star., 1863-05-05

MO IMPOsITION.-MadameR Ross, Doctress and
"a As,rolcgist, was born with = natsral gift.
sEe tells the past and futare-never known to fail.
Causes speedy marriages; brings together those
long separated; cures all disc ases Business
strictly confidential. Ne sss street north corner
of Twelfth street west, three squares frsm the
Patent Once. The only person that can show
likeness of future husband or absent friend in re
Evening star., 1863-05-05

SH0 BUILDING MATERIALS. ScS
H. W. HAMILTON. Agent,
No. j62 SEVENTH ST..
HAS OK EAED THE LARGEST sToCk OF
SASH,
DOORS,
BLINDS,
.. M0ULDINGS,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAM1S,
GLAZED SASH, BLIND d Il SASH DOC Rs &c,
in this part of tt country which he is able TO sell
at as low rates as they possibly BE- fu rnished in
this market.
Builders would fnd 10 tn cir interest to call and
examine his stock and prices and see what saving
can be made by purchasing such work ready made.
All work wen seasoned and prices according to
quality.
order at short notice.
BUILDING SAND of all kinds and of the best
qualities furnished in any quantity, in any part of
the city. No. 562 SEVENTH STREET,
ap l6 lmH near Canal Bridge.
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ArrivaInf Aha Mon;4..

Arrival Of the Monitor Passaic. -
NEw YORK, May THE gunboat James
Adger has arrived form North EdiSto Island.
which place she left on the goth ult., win IL
monitor Passaic in tsw.
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.Luales, Unien League.

ST. Logls, May 3D. The Ladies' Union
LeaEpe Nee organized last night 81 the Aer-s
cantjle Library Hall. Over two thousand
ladies were present, en- bracing an classes and.
conditions. -
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W. u. WALLACH:
---------------- - - - -
q FFkC1ALs
WAR APARrMYNr,

WAR BaPARrMKNr,
" WAsaIsafos, January 2S, 1887
In ssAss sasnoe of the pressure sf business st the
War DepArtm ent, passes for citiseHs 70 visit the
Army Of the Potomac win be sjvsn ss the ofsos Of
Heat Gel. ooHRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
Nloye Nfnsteenth street
Evening star., 1863-05-05
seeresarx Chase

- SeCfetHfyCHHse.
Boeroa, May 4.-SeSyetary Chase goes TO
Proyldenee, h. J.. to-Inorrow, and proposes 70
visit Newport
Evening star., 1863-05-05

sryHIs 10 10 NOTIFY sUTLlk4 oI THD
and st short notfces Ill kinde o{ yAAQNe. &c., 1D-
pertainine 70 sutloYs. g4i 0HA1Lu9 SLACK, ss' =
maE A6ms Baftimors, Ad.
Evening star., 1863-05-05
Recruits for the eoiored Regiment.

BUFFALO, May 3.-Eighty three colosed men
left this evening for the camp at Readviile,
near Boston. and abouto Que hundred are await
ing transportation from the Wsst TO this place.
Evening star., 1863-05-05
CARRIAGEs. CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!i
u CARRIAGES!Ii
have now on hand and daily receiv. AR5RR/
ing g fine assortment Of FIRST CLASS EeE-EE2<
CARRIAGES, made by the best build. N[@H1
ers In the country; consisting Of one splendid full
csleehe, one Caleche Coach, Brett p; four and six
for two or four persons, Doctors' Phaetons, Plain
and shifting Top BugSies, ogether with 9 nsmber
Also, eeyeral splendid Sleishss all purchased for
cash and can be sold to suit the times to those who
s ma is am M wv W. 'AA'' faoMAS YoUNG.
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SEWARD INSTITUTE,
- Hnn I'm II a e.
PERSONAL.

FORTUNE: TELLIEG.-Maaams GODDARD.
As rolosst, for-tels future events: aed may
st all times be consulted st her residence No. 1873
E street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
m
Evening star., 1863-05-05

eaaa HOW TO SAVE YOUR PENNIES. zA.
"Y HEILRUEY "v
- BARGAIN SHOE STORE, -
sos EEyEsTH, BETWEEN D AND STREETS
where they are selling
Ladies' Lasting Balmerals. 81 90 and sl5o
Congress and Lace CATERS. ....-.-- 100 $50
Fine Morocco Boots .-.....-- rs
Bafmorsls. lao " 200
Ladies' Slippers ana Buskins .-- IS 4" l.30
Mems Fine Calf Boots ...-.......... 800 's 500
I" Tiss........ iS1 - 2D
Boys and Children ems Shoes at all prices
1t will pay you to examine our stock. You IL saTe
nom H cents to 81 On every pair of Shoes or Boots
you buy.
Good materials andcworkpanship warranted.
L. HEILBRUk & co.,
sos Seventh st. betw. and e,
ap slim" Under Odd Rellows' Hall.
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BOARDING..

EOARDIEG-F or six gentlemen can be ac-
fe cors faodated with Table Board at 400 9th
street, between and q streets. Terms So 50 per
week. my TT
UOARDING.-A few single gentlemen can be &C
- commoda ted with )ARD at 173 Second st.
between and G; Also ROOMS, for families, at re-
duced prices. This house is kept by northern
family and situated within few doors of the Csoi-
tol, Avenue, aud Depot. ap 2l-lwr
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN FIND PLEASANT
i gccoIa modations and good BOARD at S25 par
month in private family where there are no chill
dren. Apply at IL 6th street. near street north.
References required. ap 2s-iw*
Evening star., 1863-05-05
STEAM AMSHIP
g r E A I Z A g 7 N,
WALTER PATTON Commander,


g E A T Z A g T z r N.
WALTER PATTON Commander,
The GREAT EASTERN VIII leave LIVERP OOL
on her frst trip during the present ~y<fGaA
month early in May. and will con -S4xzsaz =
tinue to run regularly during the season.
Early notice will be given of dates of departure.
RATES OF PASSAGE
First Cabin, from .---.-- sa5 to SIs5
cecono Sap1n -----...-57O
Excursion Tickets out and back, In the 1st and ID
Cabin only a fare and a half
Ehlfo Ce ebln.-- ----...........-.-.--S $50
Steerage--- $50
All fares payable in Gold or its equivalent in o.
8. currency.
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the ofice, sc BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply to ROWLAND L ASPIN-
WALL, Agents. 81 South street, New York.
ap % tje9
Evening star., 1863-05-05
DEsTRUCTION OF OF sEBAsTApOL.

Grand Day Performa ance Saturday After n, oclk
Grand Day Performance, Saturday After n, s O'clk
Grand Day Performance Saturday After d, o'clk
Grand Day Performance, Saturday Aftern, 8 o'clk
Admission q oents: Reserved Beats, 20 cents,
Children Is sents. 80 may 4-iw*
Evening star., 1863-05-05

-. AND SHAWLS.
We have Just received beautiful assortment OF
the latest styles OF heavy Silk Wraypings and
and Square Spring ShAwls. Also 10 pieces Black
silks, suitable for dresses and wrappings.
spA H. TAYLOR d 90.
VyEE 6TEAMSHIP SALyOR, PROM NEW
j York. has arrived. and 10 nov dis SAHask
sp ST MORGAN & RHINEHARf, Agents
NC. Sa7 PINNeYLvkEIA Ay1NUl.
4. n. BINLN6 Err Z CO.'S STORE
q r ~ II ct fFstt -stl
237 kEHN6yLvANIA AvYNuH-
Eelyse IAtrfsesA Stree, eax asavsyr-
Evening star., 1863-05-05

WATCnEs: yEWELRY, SILVER AND
Ladies' and Gentlemen's WATCH Rs, By ali the
more celebrated makers-English. Swiss, and
American.
Every desc iption, of rich JEWELRY, Of the
latest and unique styles.
PURE SILV ER WARE of the newest and most
elegant pattern
Extra heavy PLATED WARE and PARIS
FANCY 6OOBS,
An unusually large assortment Just opened.
d. w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
354 Penn. av. near the Metropolitan Hotel.
sp3s6tif
Evening star., 1863-05-05

"A tween seven and eight acres Of Land, on the
Plank Road, miles north of Washington can be
bought low for CASH. It would make q 6ne mar
ket garden. Inquire at No. 473 Sixth street or
Of 4. Q. P. SHOEMAKER, above Second Ton
Gate, Plank Road. ap I3- Ims
Evening star., 1863-05-05

1856 floroAA oohp AND 1ASShhs. 1856
Picture Cord and Tassels. different sizes and
colors, a beautsful assortment just received at
]. MARKRITkR'S,
No. 4S6 Seventh st 8 doors above
apsS-l9t* Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

GROWERS THEATRES,
rEEASYLvAWIA AYKNCE rear Wilsrd's Kossl
s,SaEiSo (saoyvR- MsEaazs
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" IL L Rps' d ALL

w L A ps' 81 ALI
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing MONDAY, MAY ATH,
AND EVERY EVENING URIHG THE WEEK.
First appearance Washin ston in six years of the
WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK FAMILY,
SWISS BELL-RINGERS!
OF I2 MEMBERSl rt.
The entire Company will appear in
SWISS COSTUMES,
$40 SILVER BE LIS.
Tickets OF admission, 50 cents; reserved seats Is
toi john ha E sos
where diagram of the hall may be seen. Sale Of
tickets 70 commence at II O'Clock Monday, May {.
The Piano used is from the mAnufactery of
ChieA ering Bon, Boston, furnished BY John +.
DAY. THU RsDAY and sATU RDAY AFTER
MOONS. Children admitted to the Matinees for
Is cents-a6ults. 50 cents.
Doors open At ! snd 2; commence at and 5.
my 4.lw+ Q. .. CHASE, Blu, mess Agent.
ODD Laws, HALL.
~ ODD FELLOWS HALLi
SbB SbB EEEE9ws' fEEkSWs, HAEt| HAEEl
EDERsoS sAEDERsoS s
EI#sS H$EIsS $$IsS E$IES $sE $
TO-NIGHTi
BATTLESl BATTLESl
BATTLESt BATTLES
BATTLESi BATTLEH!
RATTLESl BATTLES!
BOMBARDMENTel
HEIGES AND STORMS, BY LAND AND SEA-
sEIGES ANp M STORMS, q BY 6 LANp p AND SEA!
DESTRUCTION 0f OF sEBAsTApOL.
Grand Day Performance Saturday After n, 0clk
Grand Day Performance, Saturday After n. O.c!k
Grand Day Performance, Saturday After n, o'clk
Grand Day Performance, Saturday After n, 8 o'clk
9 - Admission 25 cents; Reserved Beats, 20 cents.
Children Is eent 80 may 4-iw*
UyHIs ID 10 NOTIFY eUTLIk3 0x THy
& sso1 se.s sn sss e 9spsoSN e e s9
Evening star., 1863-05-05

EH0R SALE-A desirable FRANZ DWELLING,
4 containing II ror ms situated on r street north
between 18th and 18th streets west. Apply to T.
CARUSI, Law Once No. 3e Louisiana avenue
sp162Hr
Evening star., 1863-05-05
CITY RAILROAD TICKETS.

Oopy-Test:-R. j. MEIGs, Cl
my 2-2awtd
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts, within and for the District OF Ran
ioph for the year ensuing will be holden as TO 0wf
viz
At the Probate Office in Brookfeld, the first Thurs
day in each month
At the Orange County Hotel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday Of each month.
At the Vest Randolph House in Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At J. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington, on the second
Thursday in February, May and August.
By order of Court,
PERLEY c. JONES, Regis ter,
Chelsea, December LIST, 1862. fjlc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
David ED0Or's Estate.

TH q Subscribers, having been appointed by The Hon.
- PROBATE C0uH Tor the DIstrlCtot Washington Com
Sione to receive eXamineand just all claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate of David
Poor late OF Worcester, in said district, deceased rep
resented nsoVent, and the term Of SIX months from
ID day OF Feby 1868 being by said Court The
creditor of said deceased exhibIand Prove therre
speciIye claims before us-Give notice that we VIII
aehd to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house of Widow Clara Poor in WORCESTER in said dis
uct, on the 10th DAY Of March and Sd of August next
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, each of sand days
c. CLOSSON, lc.,
Worcester Feb 7, A. a. 1863. 6w3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

FoRTREss MONROE, Feb, %. TIE Richmond
Enquirer OF the 18th inst, says the Southern
Conlederacy has lately been made the dupe Of q
notable imposition.
:" 1t was said, printed, echoed, and raverbera-
ted over the land, that on certain night our
two iron-clads at Charleston has sunk two. dis
abled one and disposed Of the rest Of the block
aiding squadron off Charleston harbor. Now
we learn with pain and certainty that no ship
was sunk, none disabled, and no DAMAGE, IN
short done to the blockading squadron. which.
consisting of wooden ships only, avoided FIGHT
with our iron-clads, and most iudicously, until
they brought up iron clads of their own, which
they immediately did.
Further, we regret to say that the British
steamer Princess Royal, laden with the most
precious cargo that ever entered Charleston
had been captured the night before by Fede.
raj gunboat that she was alongside of that
gunboat within a mile and half of the shore
that the naval authorities of Charleston were
made aware of the capture, value and situation,
and yet our victorious irOn-clads' did not
rescue her from that gunboat, but allowed her
to be carried out to sea.
We would rather praise than censure, but the
truth must be told. An official inquiry is to lie
made of the mismanagement of an enterprise.
which may never be so favorable again."
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.


JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, Feb. a. Gov. Gamble
u n to the House to-day, a communication &C.
companying certain resolutions recently adopted
by the Legislature of Delaware asking Missouri
to send delegates to a national convention, for
the purpose OF asking an armistice.
The Governor denOunces the resolutions, and
recommends that they be passed over in silence
A spirited debate ensured, and the resolutions
bers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Containing Instructions designed to enable the pupil to
obtain knowledge of playing without teachr with
acloce collection OF every variety of Popular Music
Price OF each, % cents Te}chers pupils and dealers
DESTROYS of obtaining priced instruction Book and
at the same time one that is useful and attractive will
find these books fully suited their wants The instruc-
uons are gwen IN manner adapted to the cOmprehen-
ing and enforcing the lessons dry and ted GUS
but sprigay and enIiyening, and the selection of music
varying from the simple to the difficult comprises the
most popular melodies of the day. Mailed POSTPAID by
BIT6oN q co, Publishers, 277 Washington Street
Boston,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
WvDs9afH Courts.

STATE OF TERMoNT pRoB4TE c 6i:1o a Tean
id will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier IN
aid District, Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are reg
auested to attend to the same on said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December l 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

New YORK, Feb. "a. The Fortress Monroa
correspondent of the Commercial says there is a
rmmor that another battle IS imminent near
Suffolk, and a fight may be expected at anv
hour. AS far as an attack from the enemy Is
concerned we have nothing to fear, as General
Colson, the rebel commander, IS 10th to risk a
battle with the fearful odds against him.
The gunboat Mahaska made capture Of
two schooners in Mobjach Bay laden with goods
at New York and cleared for Baltimore. The
value Of each cargo will not fall short Of &25,-
900.
The Washington correspondent of the Com,
merCiai writes that the House Committee on
Ways and Means hesitate about reducing the
duty on paper, thus sustaining the monopoly Of
the paper dealers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

WASHINGTON, Fee. "a. The gunboat Eureka,
which has arrived here from the lower Potomac,
brought up detective officer attached to Gen
Schenck's Department, having with him large
mail, containing a number OF letters addressed
TO prominent personages in Richmond, which
was captured at Leonard town last week, to-
gether with the carrier, who is in custody at
that place. 1t is thought much valuable inform
alton will be derived from this capture.
The crew Of the gunboat Isaac Smith, cap
tured at Stone, S. o., have arrived here.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. a. Business is fiat.
Our merchants are unable to account for the
sudden rise of gold in New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, ,
Feb. 24.

The Richmond Examiner OF the Dist contain
dispatch from Port Hudson Of the 18th inst.
announcing the report of the capture Of the ram
Qpeen of the West. She was attacked by the
Notifications on the Red river, and after brisk
canuonade struck her coIors. Thirteen officers
and the crew were captured
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

New YORK, Feb. 81. The steamer Continen-
tai, from New Orleans, with 100 discharged ana
sick soldiers, has arrived. No news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-24

S3 600 TO sV ov wsss 70 rgm;I1 y soH
,re csp~s shrys. Cs'sa asa .i..s wss. P,sno. snd
Rsisra Tsbi~<. large snaz tc@ suitable for hotel
a. hrs bo.rrps hous-. A.y party .botn bf AElrg sy
hsssrsesase usy cen ., ~ address, na,sevs BE.
-.s s.fh NAV 4
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A MEXICAN THEATRE, go BROADWAY
lv1vEyx .xx.xsz Ji7,
Adding one more TO our long ~, OF grand Managerial t
BRILLIANT AND DECIDED SUCCESS
OF the wonderful Paptominists.
JAMES 3 MAFFIr
w. II. BARTHOLOMEW.
Whose innisbly and highly artistic rendering Of tho
SUsY BODY AND MONS. ANTIQUE,
IN he goriousiy pantotnme OF
LIZ STATUE BLANC,
the audience continuous of laughter from
tho fall OF this curtain, apd inoniessby
establishes their claims 30 tho title 81 .
THE PASronisisrs per sI c%, OF AAERicA
The marveousy great Comic Vocalist and Clog Dancer
pears In new scis
Mr. TONY PASTOR.
the 6r clown Jester and comic singer OF the
cu.nr. NY ,Wsn,f,,rp
the old favorIte Ethiopian comedian and Wit win appear Ia
49, - new sketchea - -
S.o wARnTS, o. RIGGS. MASTER roWNY.
appear In songs canoes banjo ecrentrciies plAntzon
MSS LIZZIE scHULTZE
appears In her splendid rendition % COLIN AND THE
-. STATUE. IN the great psnOmis,e. and Ia her
exquisite dsnc-s.
MISS FRANCIS LIE ROY %.
x 70 ,gres dsns.s ballet and pasw@imsms' wtpy
and k r ThE bR ssr BALLET ThSufx. "AL"'
NEW GRAND BALLET
forming the whos the cntss 10 be fond
On SATURDAY, at .as G sils FAMILY MATINEE
Designed for the special accommodation Of ladies' and
oh ildren.
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DAxJo INsTRUcIfoN-BY n. G. DOBsoS. THE MOST
ID -ci-ntinc performer on this instrument IN we ~or
~ko guarantees 10 make The pspil prohc~n performer n
Of twelve lessons. -stsstigr given
chage large nsnt OF rsi ca~. tnstrunebt-
NAM.
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A LARGE ORDkR-sis00D WORTH or CAST orr
"A Clothing wanted thc Western and Caliiorpm mar
LADIES' and gentlemen having the above arccs 70
sik Dres.s from q e es for cos rum q g - for
Carpet Furniture Jewelry, Ac the highe. cash Price PAID
by calling a. o. addressing mote 70 b. MlNTA ~ sum
Mlntx. Don't forget the well known name. b. hINTz OF
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUsEkEEPERs.-
"A The subscriber. rsiinqnishng housekeeping VIII sei
r ~ S lis is Ess rSsny shra ss ne. s,.n
Rosewood Psnaiore ,eAae 70 order Drswng Room Fun
made b. Well nis brocAas Curtains Elasr BOOT
I.ole, China ,las- silver Ware ssIere norwood
last Nay. u viii ,. sod at sscrihce. NJ MIDDLETON
4 NUMBER OF pEsgs, LAW BOOKCASES CHAIRS
~ ac, Of lawyer Ofce for sale W Do sold ~ ssr
Gee, ss III. pary g,.nt .wsy and ne 'hnss mus. -
PRIVATE FAMILY BREAKING UP HousEKEEP.
"A Ing on-r ther furniture, Ae, including al eIrA ine
farlo sf o. rc.evood sns ssin esmssh At log P,,se
Will Be- sof IN io,s 70 suit purchsser Cal At az "eN
Thirty fourth street
pEDRoox FURNITURE WANTED A LADY Df.
ID sres o esehsnss new so Grover B~ser's sewing
va s.s arsoa pssa,s suited for ssn bosrsas
boas-. address sanders bos isss ross oacs.
pEpRoou EyAvELLEp yvRSrTCRE, IN ALL CO.
ID .srr. ~ warranted msnufsrsnr~ Aso, solid cs-.nnt
ross sS Cans. .s. oyps.s wses-r s.,.sssss ia
t,uRSIrrRE-A ROSEWOOD suIr IN BKocArEL.
N consist pg 90 piers Win covers hsfng ben
rsea but short iins 40 Two sats amssk nior Cur
s.s hss s.,r ors nal ,sa. srp sd Tor ssoa
Twsniy -ssccod street.
UrRsIrrRB TAKEN ON s1oRAeB IN sryDAss
new proof building. - sist avenue. op1o.its
Firkth street Psris dccl ming hoas~k-epns ~lf end
frs ssfs rsc- prcfef'. Appiy np sisns
from 20 u Ocvrs
r,,ER GLASSES At GREAT sAcRiFIcE FoR
sse--Yront ssd r-srG~aa be s,suds A. bsse 'ery
rsao.er,. hssosssy sgis on r.s,lsss o y, ss
aud Amlly sr..is The isn.ly lnosiae tbis e..
Glass rshiy ornsmeu,ed W by1. msrsls bs... v.ta.
aat sros or serish. Prse tivl Engsh Fa.shs dover
srss. g. oras@saisd soosss.s. SO kpsy u ia
street. stairs
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MATRIMONIAL.

o~ns,s Ne ,ss-sea ss,s ., -, sslss.a. ., -, .s.
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A eTONIShiN0 NEWS, LADIES AkD GENTLEMEN,
"A ~ is Third avenue brtween Seventh and Eish IN
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