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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10

TIE WEEKLY STAR is on our counter for
sale, and in wrappers ready for the mails. 1t
contains q full account Of the Inauguration
Ceremonies, the Grand National Ball, full de-
tails OF Sherman's Operations, Sheridan 8
Grand Movement in the Shenandoah Valley
ana Rout OF Early, latest news from Grants
Army, interesting incidents OF the Occupation
of Charleston, Wilmington, Columbia and 9th
or Southern Cities, complete lists OF the Draft,
the Military Execution at the Old Capitol,
Closing Scenes Of Congress, Proceedings Of the
". S Supreme Court and the District Courts,
Military, Naval and Financial News, Agri.
cultural, horticultural and Domestic Miscel-
lany, several columns of interesting Locals,
Editorials, and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
patches from all q uarters.
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Affairs In Georgetown.

TuR DRAFT AssocIATIoN.-The Custom
uonse being occupied by another association
last night, the draft association proceeded to
the Union Hotel where arrangements were
made for the meeting The president an.
nounced that 1t was an adjourned meeting to
perfect arrangements relative to the draft.
Mr.. Stake spoke OF the sympathy excited by
the necessities OF those who have been drafted,
in which he participated. He had been drafted,
but could sec his way clear, while there were
others who were not SO well situated. whose
wives and children were troubled in anhcipa.
ton Of having their only support taken from
them He had thought of various plans to OBJ
viate the difficulties under which they labored.
and had concluded that the osstwas to sppoiAi
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FROM CITY POINT.

The mail boat City Point, Capt. Tolbert, ar.
rived here this morning from City Point, with
the mails and passengers, and $50 rebel deser-
tiers.
The City Point brought no news OF any &C.
tive military operations at the 'front.' but reports
everything 'stuck in the mud" and the roads
almost impossible.
The water in the James river is again rising
rapidly, and freshet was anticipated.
A large number of vessels, bound for New.
bern. Charleston, Savannah, and other points
south, are lying at anchor in Hampton Roads
having sought refuge there, owing to the pre-
vailing rough weather on the coast.
The City Point brought mp from Point Look
out a batch OF refugees from Richmond, in
GLIDING three ladies, four men, and four chill
6ren
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Expedition up the Rappahannock.
CAPTURE OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF
TOBACCO.
400 PRISONERS TAKEl
OBSTRUCTION OF BRIDGES, RAIL.
ROAD AND ROLLING STOCK.

On Monday last, thirteen transports with
troops from Fortress Monroe, accompanied BY
the gunboats Commodore Read, Acting yolun.
teer Lieut. Com'r E. Hooker, and Yankee, Act.
ing Master Cook. proceeded up the Kappa.
hammock on raid, the principal object being
tbs capture Of a large quantity of tobacco
Known to have been sent from Richmond to
Fredericksburg to be smuggled into our lines
On the way mp the expedition proceeded
very cautiously, and the gunboats secured
the river well for torpedoes, and it is believ
cleared it Of ali such missiles as far as Fred
ericksburg. A schooner bound up with a car
60 of whisky and salt, was first captured by
the Reed. The crew were secu red as prison.
ers. and after the cargo had been removed, the
schooner was blown mp.
On arriving at Fredericksburg it was found
20 be garrisoned by rebels, who, however, OF.
nered resistance, ana the troops were land
ed. as well q detachment of sailors, the lat
ter being under the command OF Capt Hooker,
and the town was taken possession OF, the
rebs skedaddIing.
Our forces captured the tobacco which had
lately ARR we'd, to the amount of 95 tons. 1t was
man ufactured, and it is estimated to be worth
S3s0.0O0. The railroad depot Of the Freder.
Icxsparg and Richmond road was DESTROYED as
we'll as considerable rolling stock. The rail-
road bridge in the rear Of the city was also
destroyed. and force went out some distan ce
on the railroad destroying culyerts, bridges,
&c. The country about Fredericksburg was
secured pretty thoroughly, and during the raid
over 40 prisoners were taken. Our men sew
erai times came in contact with the enemy's
piekets and some shots were exchanged bat
no one was hurt on our side
The gunboats returned to their original STA
tons on Wednesday night
On the way down the river both banks of the
river we're found to be well lined with the en-
emy's pickles, Mosby's men being on the
northern bank. bn: not a shot was fired from
them, although at one place, wnere number
OF them were seen, several shells were thrown
into their midst At one point number of de-
sertefs came on and gave themselves up. At
one point eight men who had deserted from the
Gath Virginia Cavalry came off; they were very
anxious to get TO their homes in Accomac
county, Virginia.
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DR0POSALS FOR THB SALE OP man
HORSES AND MULES
CHIEF QuARTRRAAsTsR's OFFICE, =


s..,., WASHINGTON, D. @, March TO- 1855
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
unuI FRIDAY, March "a, 1865, at IL O'Clock NJ for
TIE sale OF All the Horses and Mules that may nia
or De killed at this depot within the next twelve
w 20 Qnths succeeding the date of the contract
4. ne eodles OF the animals will be delivered by
.ne onited states, daily, to any point within ths
limits OF this city that may be agreed upon BY the
Gogernment and the contractor and to bs con-
yeyed from thence. by the contractor q sufficient
distance from the Ii uits of the District Of Colum
Pa, 80 as not to become nuisance to the citizens
Bidders will state the amount per animal and
give their full name and post offce address
Payment will be required at the end of each
month. In Government funds, for the number Of
animals delivered during the month
The aoiilty of the bidder to 6Il the Contract
shouio II De awarded to him, must be GUARANTEED
py TWO responsible persons. whose signatures are
70 pc appended to the guaranty.
Donos IN the sum of SIC10, signed BY the con-
Tractor and both OF his guarantors will be re-
CURED o. the successful bidder upon signing the
!. Proposals. must be plainly marked "Prenosars
UNDERSIGNED d r. RIIrKEpp " the
Her lo-to Depot Of Washn gton
TO THE s1CK.-The daug hter of skilIfuI nbv.
"A sltlan, having acquired much useful knovl
eoge OF diseases and medicine, by stud and exns
tIenee mas devoted her time to the sick. AZ nurse
Ss several years past. in this and other climates
ufeSs y" ..,-r. AZ MIR. Fell's, No. 375 Msssachn
setts Avenue. between 9Th and 10th streets,
m93ts
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RAILROAD MuRDERs.-The press generally
ia urging the necessity OF Legislative enactments
TO protect the travelling public against the periIs
arising from the recklessness and negligence
OF railroad companies or their employees, az in
the case Of the recent collision on the ro.a
between Philadelphia and New York.
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ATTACKED BY GUERRILLAs.

ATTAChEU 81 dUEhHILLAS.
On Wednesday last a small detachment Of
the 10th New York cavalry, while out scout
Ing EAR Vienna, were attacked by a superior
force of guerillas. Our men stood their ground
calamity, but were finally compelled to fall
back to their camp, at Fairfax, with loss OF
one killed, two wounded, and six taken pris-
oners.
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MIXING 1T ur.-The following passage oc.
cnrs in a Boston papers account of the Iuau-
guration ceremonies In the Senate chamber:
Vice Admiral Farragut entered the Senate
chamber and quietly sat down on enc Of
oession that, in view Of the terrible weather
which preceded, was altogether creditable to
those cOmposingit.
The day opened in Washington with black
and lowering clouds and most violent siOr N OF
the back seats"
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AVAILABLE PRIZE CAPTURED.

n
Commander r. w. Shufeld, Of the U. s.
steamer Proteus, has reported TO the Navy De-
partment the capture OF the steamer Ruby,
from Havana, at sea, in lat. 26 deg 10 min.
north, lonG. So deg. 80 min. west, on the 22d Of
February, by his vessel. The Ruby cleared at
Havana for Belize, but according to the state.
rnent Of her officers and passengers, she was
bound to st. Marks, Fla, with a large cargo
of lead and sundries.
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GBRMAH OPBRA.-Ton Weber's grand opera
OF "Der Freischutz" " as presented last evening
In excellent style. Mile Fredericias agatha"
WA repeatedly and enthusiastically ap-
piauded. Mile Canissa was charming, and
Haoieman as "Max" sang and acted well. The
incarnation scene was presented with striking
eject ana me choruses elected frequent eneores.
Tonight, "The Jewess."
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SfoeS.
Richmond papers Of Wednesday, the sth
have been received. They are silent as the
grave in regard to military operations.
The Examiner has Senator Hunters speech,
made in the Senate on the 9TH, against arning
the slaves.
Hunter says he shall vote for the bill under
the instructions of the Virginia Legislature.
but that it is in conflict with his views. with
public policy and with the interests of the
Confederacy. He says that 1t is an abandon
ment OF the cause for which they made war
and an abandonment of all the hopes of the
Confederacy. There is no point of dispute no W
between them and the Yankees, and the result
will be abolition and negro social equality
The Richmond Enquire, OF the Sth denounces
the Bank OF Virginia, charging that in order 10
avoid aiding the Confederate cause with the
two millions OF gold in It's possession, 1t has
by resolution OF Its directors, voted to divide
the specie amongst the note holders The
Enquirer calls upon Lee to seize the gold and
give 1t to his soldiers.
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CApTuRR OF A

CAPTURE OF BRITISH SCHOONER.
Information has been received at the Navy
Department Of the capture on the 25th uIt., Of
of the British schooner Salvadora, between
Havana and Key West, with an assorted car
20, by the gunboat Marigold.
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DIVORCE CAsR.-This morning, Judge Wylie,
sitting in equity, made a decree diyorcing
Mary s. Byers from the bonds OF matrimony
with VIM. FL Byers, and allowing her to resume
her maiden name of Mary s. Verlander, with
name, The parties were m arried in Baltimore
in 1854, and removed here about 1860: She
charges that he neglected her, and had com
mitted adultery with ieWo women IN tnls city.
6 Oayis for petitioner.
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HARvEY.-T. M. Harvey, Esq, known here
Napoleon Of oyster Dealers" both from the
wholesale nature OF his operations and the
MAGNIFICENT size and flavor of the bivalves he
deals in, sends us a handsome sample of his
latest impertations in tia way OF " Deep creek
OYSTERS" AS the giant remarked concerning
the appetizing Englshmen detected by his fine
olfactories as in his vicinity, "We'll eat 'em
soon"
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MINISTER TO SPAIN.-Hon. John =. Hale
was to-day confirmed by the Senate as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to Spain.
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SALES OF SEvRN-THIRTIss.-The sales Of
seven.thirsies yesterday by Jay Cooke & Co.
amounted to S5,256,950.
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RTILL THEY OuMR-

STILL THEY CVME
One hundred and fifty more rebel deserters
arrived hers this morning from City Point. OF
this number seventy.six belonged to North
Carolina regiments, and the remainder prin-
cipaily Of Virginia and South Carolina resi-
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EOR SALE IN RALTIM0RI a1NnsoM1

I'm f1'.-.S BALTIMORE.-Th HANDSOME
f. Dw1LLING,N No. 371"Eutax Square" IL
story and ATTIC back building, and faces on.4".A
the "Square," in the bandsomest portion of the
of 20 feet inches and side entr ance OF s feet
inches, making the lot 80 feet in width, with q
depth of l31 feet to q wide alley in the rear.
This residence has very recently been thorough
ly and substantially improved, and furnished with
every N odern convenience It isnow in beautiful
order. and possession can be had at once.
Apply to CHAS. WILMER,
m93tN No Hanover st Baltimore
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
SHERIDANt

Early M axes q Stand at Waynesbsre, and
10 Overwhelmingly Defeated-A HEAVY
Union Fsrce from East Tennessee Nov.
Ins On Lynchburg.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-JIdge Olin.-Yesterday,
Frank Simpson was found guilty OF keeping a
lottery office and selling lottery tickets. A
motion was made in arrest Of judgment.
Augustus Defer, con victed OF assault and
battery, was sentenced to pay q fine of SIS.
This morning, Hortense Roberts, indicted for
keeping bawdy- house, was foued not guilty.
Charles Steward, indicted for the larceny OF
a third Of cord of wood, was found guilty.
Michael Conner, indicted for assault at bat
tery on Wireford BOrland, is on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10

IL Provost Marshal General Fry mas con.
sented to suspend the draft in BROOKLYN, n.
Y, provided fifty men per day are enlisted. 1t
. is believed this number OF men can be recruit.
ed, and if so the quota will be niied In ABOUT
sixty days.
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~From ]. F. Ellis, music publisher and
dealer, we have "Good Night, My Own Dearest
Child" as sung so chArmingly by Mr.. Habel.
man
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NAVY YARD.-The King Philip, Captain
Frank, arrived this morning from the Kappa.
hammock, where she had taken q draft OF
nearly 100 men for the fiotilla. The Ella lett
this morning with a small draft for the no.
tilla
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rs OELRBRATED GARDEN SEEDS.

The undersigned offers seeds ofths same superior
quality as heretofore-purs-gen uine- vsrran ted.
Extra 1arly Peas: Beet. Egg kiant, PEPPERS. Car
Premium Flat Dutch, 90. Beautiful and rsrs
Flower seeds of my own importation, direct from
I'm gland, France and Germany
Being q practical Horticulturist, and having
been engaged extensiv ely for years in the rsisn 9
of Flowers, Vegetables, Fruits, &c. can recon
me nd with confidence every rticle i sell. Prices
reasonable. JOHN SAUL,
hl6- eo6t S9o 1th ST., corner II,
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Gen Sheridan has occupied Stanton.
Rebel prisoners report heavy Union force
advancing from East Tennessee on Lynch.
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DRoPOsALs FOB CORN MEAL.

OMce Depot Comn,issory Of Subssfenee,}
Wash ington March 1, 1876.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, are invited until
MONDAY. March is, 1856, at IL o'clsck M, for fur
nishing the Subsistence Department with
THREE HUNDRED 5000 BARRELS OF CORN
MEAL.
To be delivered at the Government Warehouse
In deorgstoTn, or at the wharves or railroad de-
G9yernment may direct, ajter fire days noties
The Corn Meal to be delivered in good, sound
flour barrels each containing one hundred and
ninety six ls6l pounds to be fresh ground. and Of
agoed nerchantable quality, and will be inspect.
cd before it il received
Payment will be made In such fonds as the Gov.
eminent may furnish for disbursement,
y, Bids must be addressed to the undersigned at
Ne. 1928 strest, endorsed Proposals for Corn
Meal" g. BRIDGES
ma cot Captain, @. 8. V.
E0R B0sT9N-The regular Packet Barque La.
l. COMA, Captain Eldridse. is now resolving
fsiset for tie above pert sHd VII na's quick
1O1 Water street. Georgetown. D. Q. 65t-
nIssOLUTIoNO or COP ARTNERSHIP.-Netice
~ is hereby given that the firm heretofore known
as Eaton Thompson, is this day dissolved By
m 6-Sts EATON & THOMPSON.
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4 O'CLOCK p. nj.
GOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.
From Newborn, N. @.

THE EVACUATION OF KINSTON BY
THE REBELS.
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NEW YORK, March 1o.-Tns Herald's dis.
patch from Winonester says Eariys forces
made a stand near waynesboro, and was, as
the captures indicate. overwhelmingly de-
Ia oA
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@THE GRAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT
W. OF the new FOUNDRY METHODIST EPIs.
COPAL CHURCH, corner of G and Fourteenth
streets: is now open. The audience room has been
oeautitnliy decorated and arranged with special
regard to the convenience of visitors
each evening
There will be . variety of attrsctions-amon.
winch will be visits from the Commandsr;es nd
Lodges OF Our own and other tiles fe ~
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Great Fall In Gold.
NEW YORK. March 10.-Goid has fallen Il
1851
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LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT COURT, chef Justice Cdrtter-This
morning, in the case OF Peyton agt. Sweeny
aud Huyck, the Court instructed the jury, in
substance, that il they find from the testim ony
that the transactions in issue were the real
purchase and sale of gold for the purpose of
trade, commerce, or use, they would find a
verdict for the plaintiff, if there was a balance
due him.
On the contrary if they find from the testi-
mony that they were mere speculations il the
fluctuations OF the currency, for the purpose
OF making profit out Of its rise and depression,
and IL they further find that these spec ulations
upon the currency have the effect to depreciate
the same, they must find for the defendants.
Such transactions are against public policy,
illegal, and void.
1t is anticipated that for whichever party the
jury may find, that exceptions will 6e taken,
and the counsel are making up abstracts of the
evidence, &C., in anticipation. The jury have
been respited till Monday, when probably the
case will be given them.
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COMMISSIONERS OF METROPOLITAN Po-
O'Clock this morning, when they proceeded to
the election OF police magistrates, with the fol.
lowing result:-First district, consisting Of
Georgetown and the county west of Rock
and fifth precincts, N. H. Miller; third dis
trict, second and sixth precincts. VIM. Thomp-
son; fourth district, seventh precinct, no cleo
ton; fifth district, first, eighth and tenth pre-.
cincts, f. g. Handy. This election restores
Justice Miller to his former position, recently
filed by Justice +. A. Boswell. Justice Bos-
tial and competent magistrate. while filing
the position The fourth district has, up to a
week ago, been filled by Justice Gibe-son,
whose commission as justice OF the peace
has expired. The term OF office as police mag
istrate expires at the pleasure Of the board.
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q J. :: Sos
DAT i the 18th a RiSa. Il VIII Mayor
WslyENTH MARD l axsMP II Is,s CLUB
Eil meet oe,n TIM Nam. sVenue AID * Street
Punctul attendance 10 earnestly requested; As
5u.lpe.: Of g. .SI,anos to each and every member
n~TBIRD WARD MUTUAL EXEMPTION
q sAr6spAY iVENfFG.s at - eeleet. a' s!s ~
emit, a. business Of i'm portance mnst Do decided
,,,,s,,uJ;H n. BARTLETT, President:
TRoTRIaa ., WA r u, Ex dIS SL3n-
e eiIsnc II: The following preamble and
whereas there Is not Gent funds in the treas
SsIs the a@eans = tRey are entitled to By the com
Ressired, That each member of said Club be.
and they are hereby, earnestly to pay the
sS Instant Il SUM Of ssS Dol az:
thss hg pay f. s0r
fund for any future draft that may be made
The Club relies on TIE honor Of each individual
above resolution. ..,,,,y
B. 8. DAVIS. Sec. Intel Rep. 81 '' n sn
n ODD BELLOWS LEvEE,
At OBJ mb,FFRRPpFsEas ESpeE. No. Is.
TUESDAY Exsk Ea Nv March a L. st ls5s.
be had at the principal Hotels and BooI asnras
Particuars in future advertisements,
~REPETITION OF WESLEY CHAPEL
N O0NCERT.
THE GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
By the Choir, assisted by eminent protest. onal and
amateur talent, which1was given ON the Sd inst. !,
viii At the request of many friends, be repeated
for the benefit of the Leader of the Choir, NOV
drafted at
WESLEY CHAPEL,
Corner 9Th and streets,
On "WEDNESDAY EVENING, March LIS. 1885,
Tickets, so cents. To be had at the Music and
Bookstores, ard of the members of the Choir
RHhearssls Wednesday and Friday evenings this
NeeA. mS5tr
@NOTICR IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT
uS Books TO receive 90 hscri ptions to the CAM.
tai Stock ofthe National Unio9 Inanrsnce fIonn
pary Of Washington. B. c., will be oSe. at No
297 street, on the llth day Of March, A. D 1855,
between the hours ofH O'Clock, n. and 6 O'Clock,
81: + E;:ss
fe 7-lots "
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BOARDING.

A WIDOW LADY DAN ACCOMMODATES ONn
a or two ladies and gentlemen with dali sStfuI
hOohS and hoard: Board for ladies only Ad-
SMT Ss coNFlDENTIAL, Pest Office, Baltimore,
1-u. ml0-lw
TABLE BOARDERS accompodofaa ON ro.,o.-
r;,, an s9ie terms ct 81 Az st. Also, MEALS fur
ROARDING;-Wellfu furnished ROOMS, with good
y boAhD, by the month. week, or dsy Tran
sleEt and Table Boarders taken, atNo, "a Missouri
avenue, between Sd and AZ streets m 9its
ROARBING TABLE BOARD First class
- table Board at 427 18th at. $25 per month
transient 81 per day m7.lw.
ROARD--Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS with
- BOARD call at southwest corner 2lst and II
sta, near Pa. av Terms moderate. Bath in house.
Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa. av. fe26- Inn
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FUNERAL OF TIE LATE RICHARD BUTT, ESQ
took place yesterday afternoon from the fami-
ly residence OF the deceased, near Fort Ste
yens, attended by a numerous company OF the
ana o OF '1e any
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, T. A La
zenby, Esq, Secretary Of the Board, and Su-
perintendent s.. @. Richards attended in q
body The solemn funeral service Of the Epis.
copal Church was performed by Rev. Dr.
Buck, who in few remarks eloquently eulo-
glZed the deceased. whose life had been one OF
integrity and morality worthy of imitation. A
kind and affectionate father and q generous
neighbor. After the service the procession was
formed, and escorted by the mounted police of
the county precincts, under Sergeant Barker,
moved to the beautiful cemetery at Rock Greek
Church, where the corpse was inferred.
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ZEPHYR WORsTHDs ZEPHYR WoRsrKDE

Sold at other stores at from As 10 80 cents per
scarlet Black Canary, Blue,
Green Ieen. soiferino. Purple. Cherry.
Orange, Crimson, Pink, Brown, 6c&d
Closing out all OF the above colors at only 30
cents per ounce three ounces for 81, or LIS per
pound Of sixteen ounces, At
m 10 5ts 32s Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th ats.
NV w n. W. All. co. Anctlnneers