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~DMINISTRATOR' NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant.
Cd to the undersigned on the estate Of James
Norris deceased, a, the June term, 1856,
Of the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
Is hereby given 10 all persons indebted TO said
estate 10 come forward and settle, or having
claims agains, said estate, to tome forward aud
prove them within the time prescribed by law,
OF they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH W. NORRIS,
te90-6t Administrator.
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More facilities have been given 10
the English press BY the Austrian.
than 70 any other, al which some oi
the Vienna journals are no, over
pleased. but the Austrians know
thai ths LagI,sh pre=-. withoat sx-
eepsion, Is favorable 10 the Austrian
lc,uce
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GRASDEsT BELL IN THE WORLD.
Dropped by tile burning of the
tower which upheld it, at Moscow,
this liking Of bells' was used after
ward as a chapel, the tongue being
its motionless altar. This bell is two
feet thick, twenty feet high, and six
ty-scven in circumference, weighing
four hundred thousand pounds. II
was computed to be worth more than
s2,000,000, but has increased in
value, according to American calcu-
lation. 1t is the largest bell in tn,
world, and its name was Tear Rolo-
koi.
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nd ~ tsts laen ~ ,ouei ~
la am udmem aHsfed Ny lind Inn
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pfapesd ~ Substitute rating nv a
rnial fmnehIie In bofvugts, and
die eiunRr simple Is II aems tel
~ lbt deiWt If Me Goyemment
NJ Gladstone and W. Bfighl POKE
earnestly against y, bot when NJ,
vote aas taken tbe amendment wD
mniod w so n g0i Thia result
VIVA charged 10 the detection II eight
or nine members who were counted
upon the Liberal side When the
vote WIS announced Mf Gladstone
stated that IN consequence that In
consequence Of thc action Of the
lIonac " Commons IN regard 10 the
reform bill the ministers had felt II
their duty to communicate with her
Majesty, aud upon bis motion both
Houses adjourned until the 25th Of
June The old ministry has resigned
and Lord Derby has formed a new
ono.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY the subscriber. living - -
sess o. Pamela on 7ia Of June, : lag
mare h'szsd-hesd aud firht eye Cir
osuer csn zone hrxarL rrrxs pnpsfzn y
iyi-a ~ v. n. sIcxLF
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

Why Is tie Frcelmen's Bureau
like well-grand gun-powdcrs Be-
cause !, Z > enc shing-in . horn.
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NOTICE

An person, inss>s<d q Ne estate II ,
snd :. 7. Ward. deceased. srs hereby -
2 eesse fsFsaFd and make n11<n<at
sfr' q AnEast. o. their a<rQusts Nv =
ne hands o. - ccc<r o. rcII<<sias.
49,. spnuspIksr y kaur
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Attention, Como Avengen!

The surviving members Of this eompaay VI
meet at Como, on Wednesday, the leih JulJ
the anniversary Of the date Of our leAsas b
the seat Of war. Business Of importAno VI
be decided by vote Of the company % ~
day. Abasket dinner will be furnished By u
ladies Of the county, and several appuprhs
addresses will be delivered. The public r.
orally, the ladies in particular, are invilrd .
attend. The Dixie Daughter arc eordLlI
and respectfully solicited to be present
". W. M0BLEY,
Late Captain Como Avengers, Co. A, 1t u
Battalion SIS. Como, July 4, 1854 y
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
William d. Gilehrist heir at law Of flaming
Jones, deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear before III,
Probate Court Of said county, at the court
house therof on the 2eth day Of June, 1856, 4
show cause why the petition Of Jane Jones
widow Of decedent praying for dover In dece
dent 8 lands, should not be granted.
BY order Of Court, issued 3ist day Of May
1886. W. P. wooTTEN, Clerk.
june2-4t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi, Pamela county. To
the creditors of Theophilus Is. Hardie, deceased.
You are hereby notified that at the June term,
1866, Of the Probate court Of said county, the
estate Of said deceased was reported inselvcnt
and TO Probate your claims agains, deceased
and have them registered in the Office Of the
Clerk Of said court, on or before the first day
Of February, 1867, else they will be forever
barred. PETER HUBBARD,
jyl4-Gm Administrator.
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NOTICE.
Private Boarding Houx

The public are hereby notified that the ms
signed has opened her house for the acccuu>
dalton Of Day Boarders.
MRS. REBEcCA RAYBrx<.
Pamela Miss July !, ! 1896. jy1-lk
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AaIef sa.taF, - afs Hhaldf q NFf
an msl AHmhl n editorial msi'tf
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LOOK HEREii

N. kunkle has an erpsrienee Of ,wsn,v.
our yeafs in velldigsing. and would e.u,;s,
hts rainons 10 hare their wsrt dom. bsss,s ~
a.s' 2. November, A he intends closing IN for
ms saeea. Ne warrants his work In every IN.
s'.aee provided there e no quickssnd
'~''"ee aaaresA PanolA tnyis-s'
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Memphis Markets.

Tho following ARE the latest quotation.
As given by the Memphis papers;
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

DE0uLAR MORNING BoAT TO rTEKsKrLL--LAND.
IL ina at va ,ksrs Uasln<s, Dobhs Ferry Tzrrytown
MACK sing sAs as.sr,,rsw ssa yssrsncs ssy
liams VIII eAye ct q iiarr!scn strset every rernl7G
fourh sisest eseSvsy Resurans leaves R>skski one
asrI,
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

YurE STEAMER 70 Ir ROYAL. WILL DISCONTINUE
her trp RockAv1v afsor his day. on account OF so
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

SMPoRTAxr LECTuBEs DArLY-ro ,gSrLExBH
only, a The New York Museum q Anatomy ssIs broad
way fhose unable 10 attend these lectures rqaye
copy ~ ardipg ten cents. Address Dscrsari n
Apxsdn ~ lssiaDv. 10 nensdDnH.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

ExC<yHsfONe. st.
.~~~~~~>s->r-~ @-
RIO COMFY ISLAND AND THE suRY.-QuIcR, sAyE
and p,sasant route NrvsA at Fulton. Wall South
ferry. take Greenwood. which connect with
passenger every fifteen ucs You can and
turn by Tits rous % the city 10 tnes houra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEnEHrs. xc ro.HroH,


NArlosAL TBEATER-First night OF the re-
engagement OF the Washington fayorfte ana
grestsst living comedian, MT. Josech LETTER
son. VINO Will appear as "Dr. Ollapod," an
ColmsD's comedy of the "Poor Gentleman. ;,
and a. "Diegory," in the sSpecter Bride
groom J."
Walls NEW OPEEA HoUsR-Firs, appear.
anee OF Mrs. ID. r. Bowers In her great speci.
atty Of Lady Audley," in the emotion al NAV
entitled Lady Audley's Secret on which oc
casion she Will be assisted by Mr. J @. McCul-
lon, as 'Rohert Audley," and by a good cast
from the combination company.
METZEEoTT HALL-Grand concert this eva
ping by the Grover German Opera Troupe
embracing frederici, Hermans, thinner, Ha-
Orimsh, shd others, when they will give two
operaiIc acts from Martha" and "Faust," in
SdoitIon 10 the concert programme.
ODD FELLOWS HALL. Navy Yard-Fair for
cement OF 81 Peters Parschial School
GoSZAGA HALL--Ths Senior Dramatic Com
pany OF iozaga College will appear this eve
ning IN the interesting tragedy Of .sElma or
the DRUID Martyr" and in the farce of the
'.lrlsh Tiger" Proceeds to purchase clothing
for poor children
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Fair in aid of the
building fund of the new Episcopal Church
or corner of l2th and y streets Music by the
18th in.antTy Band, and tableaux every eve
EIng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

IsCESDIAEY ATTEMPT.-LOftg TubaBIin1-
SATURDAY night about ga O'Clock, fire was dis
covered IN two rooms Cf the house owned by
Mr.. Henry Douglass, on q street north, be-
tween lith and 18th west Lieut.. TAFT and
sergeant Pierce, OF the Second Ward, were
called uTon 10 examine the premises, and from
the statements OF Mrs. Bernard, who occupies
me building az a boarding house, and Emma
NansAnt servant, At appeared that on going
up 10 her bed chamber. the servant discovered
hre IN a wardrobe IN one room. and a bed
burning IN another room. She, with MRS Ber-
nsrc, eXtinguished the fire. The servant, upon
gong mp stairs The second time, saw a man.
VINO ran past her and cut her dress AS he
passed Jumped out OF the third-story to the
roof sdloining. and from thence TO the ground
ana escaped. The officers thought the case 20
suangr that they examined the premises, bu {
Could discover no tracks Of the iacentiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

WANDERED FROM THE AsYLUM.-James LIE.
nah, patient at the Insane Asylum, wandered
away from that place Saturday, aud was
found by officer Teeple, of the Sixth Ward,
roaming about the streets. He was sent back
TO the Asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

HOTEL SoLD.-The Union Hotel. the largest
in Fairfax CoCrt-House. Va, has been sold 10
Col. Henry Il. Tyler formerly OF the Marine
played years ago IA improvements at the ma
rine barracks, in this city, he will probably
make il paw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10
PERSONAL.

A LADY HAS FINE MINK COLLAR for
"A ssle. Would be willing to exchange it for q
S.od second hand Carpet. Address, for three days,
mrs 4. JAWS, Washington Post Office. d. Il
N0U HAVE BEEN IMPRUDENT, but neither
Il buclu nor samsri,an hunbugs - riH make
ne mp" See DIR. DARBY, on I'm street, oppo-
site odd Fellows Hall, and be cured quick and
perbanenty de Slim
THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY WARNED against
MOTIFS dated April 18th, 1854 payable to Jose oh
mundel in ak twelve, and ei ghteen months after
date, stEned by Joseph Walter, and endorsed by
Dc 7-st' JOHN FRAAs. Trustee.
NOTICE-The public are respectfully Informed
trscted Outside Of my establishment
JOS. III. BRIGGS,
s. New Yerk Dye House.
Geo AZ 474 Seventh street.
TO TIE HON. M1MRERS OF THE HOUSE
Il OF REPRESENTATIVES, Warrington D.
"a sesfism lem has a. son of seventeen years.
Naval School at Annapolis, or the Military Acade.
my at West fe1nt. He will pay reasonable sum
70 secure his appointmeEt. Address Parent"
Box OF ble0mheld, New Jersey. de 81
MADAM AH9LIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-.
ANI DUN AND CLAIRVOYANT, would most
respectfully inform all who wish to give her cali
and futufe; - also able to advise and consult 10
all business matters, lost or stolen property, re-
covery OF ths same, love, marriage, &c ct 523
9Th street, one door from h street, from a. m.
until -. m. dos
EINTLEMEN desrous Of having their CLOTH
GRUDERS, Ne. Ar 10th street between and
streets: The Highest cash prices paid for Sec
ono Hand OIoth1nG. no l5-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

POLICE RETUgSs.-The Lieutenants OF the
police force reported this morning the returns
of the Off GERS yesterday. Arrests IN the entire
District. 81. Amount Of fines imposed, S2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10
BOARDING.,

Two LET-A nee large Front ROOM, with or
Il Without Board. Also, table boarde RS accom-
ID dated on very reasonable terms. Apply 222 II
street DEF lts
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN
~ suits or singly, with or without board, at 2s-
street, between 18th aud 18th. Table bearders
accommodated. Terms reasonable Also, base-
meat Rooms suitable for offices, and Stable and
Carriage House a rear of the house for rent.
ID BIS, X. kEARkET JORDAN
References: Major General Bright, Paymsster
General; General Morris s. Miller, U. s. Army;
Rev, MT keein g, pastor of Trinity Church; Rev
Father hcNallJ, Of ct Matthew Church.
SINGLE GENTLEMEN, Oh GENTLEMEN
- snd their wives, can be accommodated with
Board; gas; bath, hot and cold water. At No.
40 Bridge street, Georgetown. no Sim
OUR ENTERPRIsIN9 FRIEND, J. P.
OCkUTCHETf having leased and newly fur
nished with ALI the modern improvements the
dwelling adjoining his well know establishn ent,
corner OF hth and ID streets Is now ,dy to accom-
hodate Members of Congress or other parties
wishing PRIVATE APARTMENTS and first
class L able BOARD. He continues still to serve
Dinner AID Supper Parties as heretofore.
DERsGNs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
L Rooms and Table Board at No. 13. Dunbar
ton street, Georgetown u. q. no l5-sw'
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, Q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms 02s per
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AND STOVE wOeD.

2s2 Pssn'a are, bet. liza aad lsh SIS. esq
Always on hand full supply OF the above named
article, sawed and split iu any length and size
ouirsd. and promptly delivered TO any part of the
District at the LOWEST Cash PRIols.
eoaH TRos, J. QAIr.
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SURRENDERED on REQUIsIrIoN.-This morn
ing, Charles Smith, who was arrested here
about two weeks since on the charge OF steal
ing 4 horse from Mr.. John A Soper, of Prince
Georges county, Md, which he was found in
the act OF selling or attempting to sell was de-
Hvered BY the authorities here TO officer
Nowles, on a requisition of Gov. Swami, of
Mo, and taken to Marlboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

METZEROTT HALL.
FOB TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Dec 10 and II.
The Members OF
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
Have The honor to announce
TWO GRAND
OPERA CONOER
By the following Artistes:
MARIE FREDEBICA,
Mr.. JOSEPH HERMANs.
Mr. THEODORE HABELMAN.
Mr.. FRANZ HIMMER,
Mr.. WILHELM FORMES,
Miss CLARA LANG,
Mr.. WILLIAM GROsSCURTH,
Piano Yrtaoso and Conductor.
In addition to the regular programme the Grant
MARTHA
And Grand Garden Act Of Gouasd's
FAUST!
Marguerite. FREDERIOI
V q ''''''i;r y IA
ss,hs1 --- Taroi6RRAA BIN MER
Mephistop heIes.. ..............J JOSEPH HERMANS
The sale of tickets will commence at Mstzerott,s
Music Store, W EbNksDAf MORNING, Decem.
Season Of two Concerto ..............S2 w
TIE season is positively limited TO the nights
announced, O. e1isting engagements preclude
continuing or returning during the winter.
de 6N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
VI MlLLER's CHEAP STURE,
iO1 Bridge street, Georgetown, d. q.
AZ the season Is advanced. We are now selling
Winter goods, emtr scing French Merinos, Em,
R re:s Cloths, Popltns, Ms,ino PIaids, Alpscas,
nels Cloths, Cassi meres, Satinetts &C. at greatly
reduced prices We have siso received q good
stock Of Demestics, purchased since the decline
which we are selling very cheap. Good 4blesched
shifting Muslin at Is cents, unblesched Muslin
from R to 20 cents. Prints l2,, is, 70 and % cts
We are determined to sell good bsrR aims. Give us
no 30-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

CORSs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c.
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
ChIropodist. ga Penn. av.. between 4 and 9th
streets Office hours from m. TO S p. m,
and TO { p. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

A SURE PILE CURE-Dr. Gilberts Pile in
struinrnt positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere Address J. b. Romano. Mana
ger, NO 515 broadway, New York. ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

DIED. -
OROGG0E. On the sth instant, GEORGE H.,
only con II Henry and Roberts v. Croggon, aged
3 years. months and IS days,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

DB0fs. J ". 4 II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsyiyania avenue. bet 9Th and 7th SITS,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Academy 10 now open for the reception OF
Pupils. select class 10 now forming on Wed
nesday afternoon from to 8 clock, for these
who cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at j y. xllis' and W. @. MetEerott 4
20. . Musfc Stores.
The Hall can DO rented for Soirees, 90.
Days and H0Krs Of Tuition:
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday And
Thu rsday afternoons, from to clock.
Gentemens Glasses. Tuesday and Thu rsday eve
nfngs. from to ~ O'Clock.
For further Information, apply during the hours
OF tuition, or address . note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10
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nEPARrMDNr OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFlCl

On the petition Of OHN ia MEs GREEN6TGa,
of New ! rk, N. T., praying for the extension Of
s and r:s:usd the .th ssy e Of d1 1nT spd
sssI Iesasd on the Is.s Dag Of Aer lsss IL
703 ON which divisions extension 10 now prayed.
for 40 improvement in Machines for Pegeing
lake. rG place the On sI e.
the Patent Once on Monlsy the nth day q Feb
ruary. Iss7, at IL O'Clock n. and all persons are
Why .ss ought be
n sbs ss ctr e
the day Of heal hg an Testimony died By either
and transmitted in aeeordanee with the rules ss 81
the office which will be furnished on application.
DosS s sse day.
fore the day Of bearing; the .rsnments, II any,
e in
the Republican and the Intelligence, Washing.
once week for three successive Sesk.; The r.s Of
said publications to be at least sixty days pre-,
''00' 10 inc ''' Oh n'','D1f i. o. rprAkER.
Commissioner of Patents
and Il! OH s;s
. paper containing this notice. no Is iawsv
DEPAEgTTMsHEHHTT o. q THE TIE bINTERI9R, rvcn
v on the petition Of WILLIAM SMITH, Of New
Rs s S1 sss s g.
Improvement in weaving CORDED T.brics. for
ans the sh ss saad
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
~ arc. Ra's sa., once on MSPd, the DAY Of
are notified to appear and show cause, il any
they haVe, why said petition ought not TO be
Persons opposing the extension are required to
in Sss sssr
gay OF hearing all tsstimsny filed by either party
n "A vii he inf of
nee. which will be furnished on application.
he sns sss ea a. s
0rs the a.y Of 5ss the if
ordered also. that this notice ee pSblished in
t5s hesn pub ian and the ntslse1eer
for three ,ns the r, Of S
tS & ts be at least sixty day. to
ditto Of the ssOys pps.s S
. paper containing this notice no "a, iawsw
FOR SALE yR RINT-A fine tone PIANO,
good order Can be seen q BOSWELL s@T6
fs se ss. sff0r'' 300 street. near 18th. "f'
IN PACKAGES PINE GLABEs BUTTER.
S61.. esp Ss% f SSihtn sgITER
JUST received AND ''' 'Sif + 10 SssAAs. co..
no 80 2wh So ouisiaRa avenue.
ZAP FUELN
COKE for sale at the Gas Works at SCENTS
per bushel.
Apply at the Gas Light Once, No. asa 10th
street. GK0. A. MCILHENNY,
NO 2S-lW Engineer.
NEW BOOKS -shank's Personal RscoIloctious
~ Of Distinguished Generals, 81; Sir Brook
ross- Brooke, 2 novel, By Lever, 20 cents: The
IS cents; Law and Practice OF Euchre new edition
Sli smiths Principia Latina, part second, q Is;
An American Family 10 Germany, by J.. Ross
Browne, 81; History Of the Rebellion. b. John
90 FRAEQK TAYLOR,
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FoR CHILBLAISs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between
ixand 9Th streets.
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PENNIES can be had In auy quantities at the
Star Office counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

~
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
nshht ALI -..-,............ PR0RRI
n y. fhILLtP6. ............. ST A0R MANAGER.
rO-HIeHr.
FIRST APPEARANCE r..a
or t.
MRs. D. P. B0wERs.
Assisted By
MR.. } G. McCoLLOM.
wien will be presented .'.2
THs BsorIoSAL PLAY
LADY AUDLIY 3 eECRlr.
Carefully cast
PaoN THE GRsAT
STOCK COMBIEArIoH COMPANY.
LADY MRS. d P. BOWERS
ROBERT AUDLEY...MR j. @. Mc6OLLOM
Doors open at performance commencing ats.
PRICES.
fTvAte DC xes...... Is 90
OncIe ','''''' 20
Coiertd 50
~ Seats can be secured at the Box Office and at
Ellis susie Store, Pa. avenue, free Of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

JEwELRY and Silver Plated Ware for
christina presents, received this morning
at Prisg One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. AIS
pennsylvania avenue, near \ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-10

CORHAM GREEN CORN.
FIFTY CASES of this fine CORN have iult ar
rived. Upon nparison with others, the COR
ham GREEN COkN, "sealed fresh n its own
milk - stands far in the advance.
This OORN IL grown in Maine, from thu seed
selected end improved with the greatest care. and
in its prepa ratisn all the latest ents
combined. For sale at q very low price
n. W. BUROHELLt
Under Ekbitt HouSe,
Do9 Corner OF Fourteen nth and sts.
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FINE-sTITCHED Doors made TO order, and a
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In need of medical attendance. The officer
procured a permit from II. Il. French. ESQ,
Commissioner of Public Buildings. and con-
yeyed the sick woman to Providence Hos
Dital
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