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Death Of the Weather Mani

THE telegraph announces the death Of
Mr. Eben Merriam, the z. NJ, of Brook.
lyn Heights, whose meteorological OBJ
sertaGons ave familiar to all newspaper
readers. lie died in Brooklyn on Satur.
day evening, in his 69th year, the disease
being dropsy Of the heart.
Mr.. Merriam was born in Concord, Mass;
after attaining his majority went to Ken.
lucky, where he was engaged in manu-.
featuring sdltpetre atthe Mammoth Cavsj
subsequently became a dry goods dealer
/ in Banesville, o.; and finally amassed a
comfortable fortune as a soap and candle
manufacturer in New York.
/ lie had a passion for meteorological
observations, and is claimed to be the
originator Of the theory Of cycles Of at
mo.pherie phenomena, which has since
! been extensively adopted By scientific
men. He was an industrious collector
Of facts and statistics. His hourly rec
ords Of the weather run back for nearly
thirty years. Recently he lived in quiet,
dispensing his fortune in the relief Of
distress, and amusing himself by feeding
birds that came to him regularly for seed
and crumbs.
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Who fought eide By side, on the brink
Of the grave.
But hurrah, Sc

Of the grave.
But hurrah, Sc
Then Abe called around him his Jaooblh crew,
To consult on political questions.
To keep Mac in comm0nd-that never would do;
They'd send him, they said to--perii.
tion.
chorus-Tor McClelan's the man that never vas
Beat.
And they feared he'd be placed In tAs
Presidents ssats
30 hurTah for the man. hurrah for tAs
man, hurrah for the man We love.
When Jealous Old Abo' took away 2sq's com
The people an locked around hin;
They offered him honors on every hand,
But retiring and modest they found
hin.
Chorns-Theyu never forget bim-tLs people
are true,
They'll smother this radical Jseobiu
crew,
And hurrah, &c ---.
Then Aock around HE banner in jealous arF4y.
AMI hasten your footsteps to greet
him;
Determined in earnest, from this very day,
In the Presidents chair to seat hin.
ChOtus--sIecielan for Presidens--up with the
nag, as
Hen crush the reIeIlion--down with
Thee cheers for the man, three cheers
for the man. thee ehssrs for the man
we love. .f. ,,.s
Hip ZIP HipI
At the words up with the flag line
Of men ranged in front Of the platform
Suddenly unfOlded and waved in the air
nearly a hundred splendid f8gs, amid
cheerafter cheer from the audience. This
Vas called the MoyleIlan f g raising
and was accompanied by the Star Span.
gIed Banner from the band.
The meeting then adjourned.
{ TIE OUTSIDE MEETING.
There had been no expectation, under
the circumstances which the meeting last
evening had been called, that a larger
assemJlage would have come together
than could be contained in the great hall
Of the Cooper Institute, and no arrange
ments had been made for outside meet
iugs. But so strong and geruino is the
affection Of The citizens Of New York for
General Mcclellan, that without any Of
the u5u.l external incentives, they came
forth IN nsehituaes, a7 BY a-spo-t4lGoA-
impulse, to testify their appreciation OF
him as the soldier, the statesman, and
the scholar, and to indicate their desire
that he should be their standard bearer
in the next presidential canvass. Only
a small proportion Of the vast eoncourse
were able to gain admittance to the bull
ding, and after the hall had been packed
thousands still tbronged the street -
Though hundreds came and went, nt no
time during the evening we're there less
than three thousand people in front Of
The Institute. A meeting was therefore
organized from the balcony, and H. P
Carr, Esq, was appointed to preside.
Stirring addresses we're made by Mr..
Curtis, member Of Assembly, Hiram Re
itchum, jr., Messrs. E. J. Sullivan, Ham
mond, Nugent and others. Every refer
euee to Little Mac was The signal for
he most dea!ening demonstrations Of ap-
plause. The ussenblape separated at 10
O'Clock, after giving three time three
( laundering cheers for George B. McClsl-
Ian.
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A FAcT-Tn a not distant city, the
wife of one Of the city fathers presented
her husband three children at birth.
The delighted father took his little dau-
ghter, four years of age, to see her new
relations She looked at the little beings
a few moments, when. turning to her
father she inquired, Pa, which are. you
going to keepP'
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In oae Of the Olio districts a man
taking the census arrived at a farm house
and in the absence Of the men, proceeded
10 ask questions Of the Indies.
Ladies, how many male COWS have
yOu2'
We have no male COWS, replied a
young lady, sweet ETHEREAL creature Of
some two hundred pounds ueight-but
we have a gentleman bull calf!
The census taker put down.
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60 Honse- &C.. n. "a. q. "a.

bhermHl H0ufe, Chlcago, ID. feb. II le5l'
MEssRs p. II DRAKE & CO.:-Plea-e send
"a anOthtr twelve cases Of ynar Plantation
B8ters. Asa morning appetizer, they appear
10 have slpercelled everything else. and are
greatly esteemed. Yours &c
GAGE & VANS.
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GEN'L McCLELLAN's Report The
authorized copy Of General MeClellau's
Report, as published by Congress and
certified to by the War Department, has
been ublished from the Office Of the
Rebellion Record, AL Broadway, New
York. 1t is complete in one volume.
with maps and plates Of -dsfenees Of
Yorktown, and approaches to it during
the siege Of April and May, 1852. Rebel
works and battlefield at Williamsburg,
battles Of Gaines Mil, Turkey Bridge,
Malvern Hill, Mechanicsviile, the Sew
en- Days Battle, &c &c. Price 50 cents.
For sale by booksellers and newsmen.
Copies sent free by mail on receipt Of
price. address Rebellion Record, Al
Broadway, N. Y.
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PhIlsdolphia, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1862,
RrspEcTEn FUExD.-Af g gdangIltfr has heen
much tleaeifted ~ tbe 1se 9f thy Planfati1n
Biterg Thou sgilisenarH me Eobnities more
Thy friend, Asa CURKN
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Law HIwSPAPtRta

Ne - NEeHea
4, !, subscribers WhO-do not give express notice
tue CONTRARY, are considered as wishing to con-
l1uS thelr subscriptions 70 the paper
Al subscribers order the discontinunnce of
% Hel5 periodicals., the publisher may continue to
'o3O tnem until all afrearages are paid.
Q; II subscribers neglect or refuse TO tak5 their
,eLio9leals from the Office 20 which they we're d.
Sesea they are held responsible till they have set
tieo Ine bill and ordered them discontinued.
= II subscribers remove TO other places with
eut informing the publisher, and the papers are
eenI 20 thef1rmer direction, they are held respon-
5; The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals from the office, or removing and leav-
Alg them unealled for is p7isna Jaeis evidence Of
Intentional fraud
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The - Hamilton has been thoroughly reftted
forthe accommodation Of guests. We are conf
dent Of frendo7ing satisfactiBn 70 al,
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UNION
,. ". Hovz, PRop,R.

-,OFFicE;-Couisons Building, second foor,
"est side North Main-street near the Square
IRRNss--Sl. per annum, invariably in advance
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- HAMILTON HOUSE,

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, URBANA, o
JosBRH wILET, Proprietor.
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WITH eager. feeding, food doth choke
the feeder. 81 -s1-raa -5
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IF you want good and cheap papsE
bsusoribs for the UR5ANA UNION.
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Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish
origin. imparting beauty TO the complexion
and brillianey to the mind. is Vet unknown to
the commerce Of the world, ana We withhold
itrdEns for the present.
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THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION
Fremont and Coo chrane Nominated.

Fremont and Cochrane Nominated.
CLEVELAND, May 3l.-TheCo yention opened
to-day with three hundred to four hundred
delegates. Ex.G0v. johnson, of Pennsylvania,
was chosen temporary chairman. He addressed
the Convention, hoping that its proceedings
would strike with force and power worthy
Of the objects in view.
Messrs. Brooks, Of California, and Wolfe, of
the District Of Columbia, were CHOSEN secre-
taries.
A committee on permanent Organization was
appointed, Ezra G. Andrews, OF Maine, CT air.
A n otion for q committee on credentials was
onposed, on the ground that many present
were without credentials from any political
organization.
Mr Carey, Of Missouri, wanted record to
chow that they were there in spite Of Lincoln
A permanent organization was subsequently
made President, Gen ,Cochrane, New York:
Vice Presidents, II. T. Cheever, Mass; w. q,
Sneethen, Nd; A. g. Lloyd, OF Pa, and others
Secretaries-S. Wolfe, D.. o., and james D.
Owens, Pa. F1
lengthy speech. A committee on resolutions
was app ointed, and the Convention took q re.
cess till afternoon.
Resolutions were then adopted separately.
The nomination Of Fremont was made by ac-.
clamation. 81
General Cochrane, b. Gratz Brown. and
General Butler were named for Vice President
Cochrane begged leave to retire from the Con-
Yention.
Mr.. Gilbert taking the chair, the question
was put, and the enomination OF Generai Cocn.
rane was confirmed with but few voices In ING
negative. = E F5tf -
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Gen Smiths Movements.

FORTRESS MoE1oE, May 30--It is no aoneer
improper TO speak Of important movements
that have been progressing in this department.
during the past two days, as they are now
fully accomplished.
= large portion Of the troops at Bermuda
Hundred, under the command Of Gen. Butler,
ha e been transferred, under command OF Gen.
smith, to the Army OF the Potomac. The
troops were taken in land transports and with
freat celebrity, and were sent mp the York river
10 White House, on the Pamunkey, which "
tne new base of supplies for Gen. Grants great
army. Gems Smith and Brooks passed up
AssIero6y, after brief stay At this point, Gen.
1lImole remains with Gen. Butler at Bermuda
Grant will certainly have no iack of Supplies,
to him from this point.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORDsS NEW THEATER,
TRS7H STREET. ABOVE EPESEsYLvANIAA AvENuY.
THE COOt EsT AND BEST VENTILATED PLACE
OFpUBLIC AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.

THE COot EsT AND BEST VENTILATED PLACE
oFPUBLIC AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
THIS EVENING, June lst,.
last night but one s3fap SGEfS spectacle of the
which will most R9iRst6Sf es sIahT ythSra~n after
.lFridsy-Tirst night OF the last new Comedy, en-.
A BULL IN A CHINA SHOP,
MR.. B. g. ROGERS.
NeTE.-4 mutual arrangement has been made
between the f'yff.te TR' 3 'GsRecaLIs1hkE q Clarke.
and AkRfsEEtfk SoD9 ~
MONDAY, June 9TH.
in order to render it more effectively, with the ad-
O'''Gst PoPtIHR siltRA AfAvoRIrEs IN THE CAST.
GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Ay., NEAR WILLARD's HorBL.
LEONARD GROVER. ...-.....-...-D Director
THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA. VEN.
ICE g1hAE4hHRa Wi4Ha BY FoR 9GHH lie 2s wIEBHEs EBfENts
CLOSING E%EbsEE6,y Gs EaH SRAMD 4nsU OPERA.
ENeAGETENSTy f5R TWS yfHHf15 yffHSHHff15SkSRyNARY, SSfINAY,
SARL SARI FF99RRMMEs, F9RMEs,
THE RENOWNED BASSO PROFUNDO.
CARD.-To give addi.ional eclat to the finale Of
for tie Closing REPRESENTATIVES. the above S celebra
ted Basso Profundo. He tenders his congrstula-
the great hrlli isncy which has attended these
Two seasons, each Of the greatest myth and sue
cess ever known in Washington. In evidence of
his appreciation of this very great patronage. he
has. at immense expense, secured HERR FoRMES,
'l"' 'As'iS JUXTA- COMPANY.
THE TWO GREAT BASSOS OF THE WORLD,
each of which have constituted the chief star of
the two Italian Opera Companies of the present
HERR CARL FORMES
THIS wetnesdsyJ EVENING, June l, 1864,
in the character of
PLUNKET,
as ori ginaliy written expressly for him by F. Won
Flotow.
Grand Opera entire in four acts.
The part originally written for him by Won Flo
tow, and sung many hundr esls of times in all
European Opera Houses of repute. II
NJ EraL2 trimmer aS'.'' ----, ~ lionel
N. CRATIC as 49,. Lord Tristan
Madam Bertha Johannsen as....... Lady Harriet
SKRL ANsCm ftyI CONDUCTOR of the STeGs opefs
THURSDAY, EI
Joseph Hermans, the great Basso Profundo,. as
"LeporeilU, :; in Mozart
q DON JTAN.
NJ Eteinccke having sufic ciently recovered, the
Opera will positively be given Thursday.
Friday-FAUST. last time.
Saturday-FiDELI0. last night positively.
MONDAY, June 6.
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
snd the PHILADELPHIA Dramatic Company.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE UNION CokyEs-
TIONs
DyesiAa~% r IN Ia r..

CONCORD, ". H., May 3l.-The New Kamp-
Governor Hale presiding The following sen
uemen were chosen delegates 70 the Ballmere
Convention Anslow Stearne, Of Concord;
John B. CLARK, Of Mancheste Ex-Governor
Dover.
Resolutions were passed pledging the people
OF New Hampshire to sustain the Administrs-
tit N IN erpshlng the rebellion, and recommend
ing Abraham Lincoln for rs.eleciiol Al
unanimously adopted.
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NAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

CAVALRY HORSES WANTED. 30
WAa DEpIRTaRyT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
0Gte Of Chief Quartsrn.astsr, ;
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 18th, lSS4.S -
THREE THOUSAND (3,OOOlHORSES WANTED.
One hund,e and sixty live Sl55) dollars per head
will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next thirty (30l days at the
Government stables at Giesborof, d. 2.
Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not
less than five 90 nor more than nine -, years old
from Gfteen to sixteen hands high, fun in flesh,
compactly built. bride wise, and Of sizeSumcient
for cavalry purposes.
These specifications win be strictly adhered to
and rigid1y enforced in every Partieuiar.
Payment made on delivery o. ssSen ES Hna over
Lieut.. Col, and Chief 9nsrt,srnssstsr, n.,n
my lslm VaSaitS bureau
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WASHINGTON, May 3l-11.:


To Major General Dir, Ne,c York:
The following despatch has been received
from General Butler:
Yesterday, all day, heavy firing was heard
in the direction of Mechan. csville.
six refugees from Richmond report Grant
on the Mechanicsyille turnpike, fourteen miles
from Richmond.
yesterday they heard the firing, and that
Grant was driving Lee.
ga woman reports that meeting was held
yesterday. while she was in Richmond, to see
whether the city should be surrendered or
burned. The Mayor advocated surrender, and
was put in Castle Thunder.
"The enemy attacked my lines yesterday
and were erepulsed.
"All to-day they have been demonstrating
against my works on Spring Hill, easterly side
of the Appomattox, but are repulsed."
Nothing further since my telegram of this
evening from General Grant
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary of War
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. OOD AND COAL,

WOOD AND COAL,
Just received. 900 tons best quality Anth yaci.s
pounds, delivered. $40 tons best George Creek
Cumberland Coal At IS per ton, run of mine, de-
lowest market price. Also, Lime, Sand, Piaster
Cement and Hair. Persons wishing to lay in their
winter fuel had better call and examine my sto:k.
VIM. 9UINANp,
Yard, corner of 1st st. east and B south,
Hy2s-eo3ts Yard and Wharf, foot of4th St. east
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

OAHSs
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetioneer..
VARIABLE VaIdn 4 REAL EsTATE sAdEoE THREE.
FIITH STREETS NOR TN AT AUo TON,
On THU RsnDAY, AZ the go % day Of H. June st clock,
Of Lot Il in Square No. SIG. with nearly new built
there Is ~ Sestsr location IN the cts. nine rooms
my.aS GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN { WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
VERY yALUAgLE PROPERTY ON NORTH D
WRsT iif shTWHGS aTSrfGS 9Th AND 'TH STREETS
On IA aURsRAY; the "a day Of June. .t 8 o'clk,
pTt Of Let in Square tS7 with the i'm proyen,ents
Terms oHs third cash, II the = Balance % IN six and
and Fl sSss.1s
All conveyancirg and stamps at the cost Of the
my2bd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
RY j. G. MCGUIRE Co, Auctioneers.
THREE pEsIRABfE BUILDING LOTS At TIE
sTkRh4 E fhhGH khf o9fp8SlaE 1EP6r THE SEVENTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 9th, at Ga
i9f ss 9s5 SS
A.! fronting together feet on Seventh street west
l2s feet on street, to a Is foot alley.
These p lots are iTmmediately opposite the City Pas
are considered desirable for business purposes
Terms: one-third in cash; the remainder in six
of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost
my 25d IRep.i J. c. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts.
sgTHE ABOVE SALE IS Rn9sTPoNED IN
r1InSses1enee of the rain, until THURSDAY AT
I'D Rspi saRf zans RGHF &C., Auet
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown
sILENuIp BUILDING LOTS. FRAME BUILD.
2htkspH9 htNk fl & AT guas I q
sn fs arGe 'as sree
three splendid building Lots, each fronting q feet
on FIRST street, with depth OF % feet on
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured bys deed Of trust on the prop
Conveyancing and STAN pa at the cost OF tho pur
chaser.
aa2s, S Is smI anS Pins
Let Carpenters Tools.
Large lot Of excellent Rope, double ard single
Lot of I.oPP, &c.,Sc
my:7-d Intel THOs. DOWNING, Auct
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
EXECUTORS sALEoF NINE VERY DEs1nA.
BHTWEENE STREETS NORTH.
On " The se fck Is <
II. IS 70, 81, and o. 10 subdivision of sqaare No.
N @aen y aa east sa
north and running bsck l26 feet inches to IF
teen feet alley, and containing each so square
These Lots are in the i'm mediste vicinity of the
rom the Capitol and De- pot to- the northern and
western Part OF the city.
twelve, and eighteen months, With interest secured
at ths &c q 5hf co Aucs
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.


InpHrsusuce of a decrea of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia rendered in special term
the 10th das of May. 1864, In Cause IN chancsry
no. Az, in which Samuel V. Stillings, Elizabeth L.
Angel. and John 7. An gel are com plsipants, and
Sarah v Hamilton, Laura A. Stiliings, George :.
johnson Ell en- NJ Smith Laura Y Smith. Joseph
ii. Smith, Ann f. Smith, Mary Smith, and Emma
Smith are defendants, We, the undarsi sDed Com
missloners, nan Ell and appointed il said decree,
will Fell. pom the premises hereinafter described
by Public Auction TO the b CHEST bidder. at o'ck
p m, the Third day OF June. 1851 the following
property to wit: Par, of Square mbered gjf, in
on the son tn line Of said Square street south
the distance of III feet from The utheast corner
of said Sqnare. and running thence wsSt IS feet
north Is feet east Is feet, south Is fact to the oe
ginning, containing two story attic and base
men. Brick House; and also, part of Lot No 2. IN
the ssme Square, beginning for the said part
south j. street, lOi feet from the southeast corner
of said Square. and running thence north Is feet
thence Ee7t 20 feet. thence south rs feet to h l.
street. theI east with said street 20 feet the
beginning, containing one story. and g. b alf and
basement Frame House upon the following tarrus
TO wit: One-third cash, or within ten days after
Of Twelve months from the day of sale, with inter
est from day Of sale, the purchaser to give notes
for the deferred payments, secured by deed Of
trust upon the property, and the purchaser to DAY
for stamps ard all conyeyancing; and in case of
non CO IL pllance with the terms % sale the prop.
erty to be re sold at the risk of the pure hascr
JOHN II. PEAKE,
r. VI. COMBS,
JAMES RHODES,
JAMES II. JONES,
E. sANDERs0N,
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OmciaI Wan. Bulletins.
ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEWS
WARREN'S CORPS WITHIN SEVEN MILES
OF THE REBEL CAPITAL
GRANT FOLLOWING LEE UP.
LATEST NEWS FROM GENERAL SHERMAN

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1864.
To Major General Dir, New York:
We have dispatches from General Grant
down to four o'clock yesterday afternoon.
There seemed, the despatch says, to be some
prospect of the enemy making stand north
Of the Chickahominy.
His forces were on the Mechanicsyille road,
south Of the Tolopotomy creek, and between
that stream and Hawes' shop, his right rest
ing on Shady Grove.
Dispositions for an attack were being made
by General Grant. Wilson's cavalry had been
ordered to destroy the railroad bridge over the
Little river and South Anna, and break up
both routes from these rivers to two miles
southwest Of Hawes' shop, where the head
quarters of our army are established. There
are. as yet, no telegraphic lines of communi-
cation with Washington.
A despatch from General Sherman, dated
yesterday, the 30th, IL a. m, reports changes
In the position of the armies. Some slight en-.
gagement had occurred subsequent to the affair
OF Saturday
No intelligence from any other quarter has
been received by this department.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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& oo'iSe sshF' nooyIHs yIIrn

II S'' RooYIN0 ylLfn
h, o, WILSON co..
yoos OF azp sr. wsss. WAsuHefoH, y. O.,
Nsuufacturers Of tJEE
ROOFING YILr. DnY AND TARAlD saIA+E-
- LAMP BLACK.
ylLr AND oHM1Nr, Wholesale ana kesSa
DesIers sppplied on the most liberal terrzs.
Ysetory-Ioot OF nd street wsst. OMss-Iel I'd
street.. below -. avenue. nah 5l-sm "
CLARIJIID olD1Ri -s-n.. -
have inst received per schoonsrs .0sefSe Q.
Adsmg, and ''y Wu,Gon scste1 z lssG ssgly
oer for aals at tie lowest naRkst Price. = dlan-
tties 70 suit puIehss ssers. - =
prime artiele of Cider are invited - eAl and ex-
amias this before purchasn slsevh4rS;
uaios Botsuha 5:Ses g Hssss q,
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ISLAND DRY GOODS STORE.

T. T. wITHERs.] Is. p. RYNEX
WITHERS &c RYNEX,
Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
599 SEVENTH STREET,
One Door Sonrh of MARYLAND Avenae, Island,
Next to Q. Boswells Drug Store,
my 1i-eo2w* Washneton D. C.
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ATOESt POTAT TOES!

A LLOW ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
merry and FANCY aio6bS sfSSk vSch Si bave
Just arrived and ready for your inspection. y
handsomess NEST stack shoa Of FIoWs ever mperted
Ehich, looking at then will convince; English
beautiful PamiIlss as whife as the driven ems snow
fine stock of Back Combs aud new styles of Fans.
business in New York. render my facilities to offer
you any goods in my line beyond competition.
MIME PRINCE,
90 Ink 22 Market Space
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FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Ladies 2s cents Children 10 cents.

In preparatiop, and viii shortly be produced.
NEW SENSATION DRAMA!
written expressly for this establishment, by a
popular Dramatist, and founded upon incidents
which nave transpired within the city. Due no.
tics of its frst representation will be given.