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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEWS ASSOCIATION
The Civil Rights Ball in Maryland-SeIi-
- Inc Negroes tor Crime.

BALTIMORE Dec A-four negroes-.wo
men and tvo women-were sold IS slaves for
one year, before the court house ct Annapolis
on Saturday last having been CO ayicted of lar
ceny. One Of these, m OLD negro named Jehn
johnson, boldly bid himself in, and was struck
on a. Sj7. Another man was bought by his
brother, for $35, and one woman for SIS; an :
Other s37. They were sold by order of Judge
Magruder. These negroes are OF the worst
class of blacks. and were all anxious TO be sold:
ayear as q slave than 20 10 the penitentiarv.
Judge n. is anxious 10 make a case TO 70
before the Supreme Court, to test the Owl
Rights Bill. He has been indicted by the
grand jury OF the United States Court for dis
regarding the Civil Rights Bill, and refusing
znegIo testimony. He pleads guilty TO the
charges. with a view to br nging the whole
subject before the Supreme Court.
A warrant was issued this morning by U. =.
Commissioner Brooks, on the oath of Captain
fanderlip, of the Freedmen's Bureau, tor sell
ing the above mentioned negroes The case
will probably be heard to day.
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UNITED STATES STEAMER IN AMUss WITH
WHALE

Commander E. Simpson. Of the steamer Mo.
hican, from Ceura, Brazil. under date Of Nov.
9TH, reports t. the Navy Department, thai on
the afternoon Of the 3Oth nit, when or the
Lencoes Grands, 10O niles east OF Maranhan,
the back ola large Ash was seen about a Ca
ole's length from the ship, and inclined diago.
the engines SUDDENLY stopped; steam was sn ut
on, and a hurried examination made, but no
cause could be discovered tor the remarkable
result. Steam was again turned on, bat the
engines could not be forced ahead. Al this
time several pools Of blood were seen to rise
to the surface Of the water, under the stern
After few moments 1t was discovered that a
large blsck-f1sh or whale had been caurht
between the propeller and frame. The shock
on the engines was very great.
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FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC

- rnOM TIE oOOT1 FACIFIC. =" "
Rear Admiral s. w. Godon reports under
date OF November "a, from RIO de Janeiro
that the J uniata sailed on the 4th instant for
Balna, and will return to this port about the
LIST OF December. - sfa
On the 10Th instant the Shamekin with Mr.
Washburn on board, went up the Savannah,
and was last heard from officially at Corientes
which place she was TO leave on the 10Th in /.
slant. ~ - sff-.t-s 'rf ~ -
The Admiral announces he wonid leave for
Montevideo on the 20th November, and stop AT
St. GATHERINGS.
surprise attrck by the Paraguayans on the ad !.
vance post Of the allies caused the latter con
siderabIe loes. but the military position of ar.
fairs Is unchanged.
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PRoGRRss.-Ths Chicago Times says "The
sporting fraternity Of Chicago are greatly
alarmed at the verdict Of the jury in, the Mol.
mans life IL safe. They were ananimousIy In
favor Of having Mollie hanged, or sent to the
penitentiary for life. In, their opinion the
foundations Of public morals are slapped, and
II can be shown, however. that they have no
reason TO complain. TIE principle was estab.
Ished couple OF years ago, IN the Mary Har.
Young woman to kill q virtuous young man.
IL is Eow shown that tti a misdemeanor, puu.
ishable by one years imprison ment for 4 mar.
lot to XIII gambler. Thus 10 certainly gain"
- lady eighty years ofage in Salem, Ind.
claims she 10 damaged e25, 900 by slandsrer,
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Affairs in Gesrse,sxn.

SUDDEN DKATH-Sspposed Case Of Ckslers -
This morning Mr.. Joseph T. Walker. super
intendent Of the burial corps under Colonel
Moore, died at his fathers residence, corner
of Montgomery and Olive streets, and a. was
supposed of cholera. Ii appears that las
Wednesday Mr.. Walker was in Richmond and
psrtook Of some oysters, and felt rather un well
afterward. He came home. and yesterday
went to see physician He was subseQ uently
taken with violent cramps, which resulted
fatally about two O'Clock this morning Mr.
walker has been unwell for 4 long time. an
those who knew him will attrI butte his desin
10 chrome oiarrhea, ana not TO cholera. M
walker was very highly esteemed by his
merous acQuaintances IN Georgetown.
A BREAK DowS.-Yesterday morning tue
third story floor of the warehouse, corner OF
Potomac and W alter streets, belonging 10 John
Davidson, Esq, and occupied bv Peter Berry
as q depository of grain, gave WAY under the
weight OF grain upon II. pressing the west
Wall out of position and precip taung 70
grain to the lower floors. 1t wonderful that
the wall did not fall, but II stands, and has
since been prcppsa and braced to proven.
iurther damage.
O'Clock the case of the United States against L.
J. Shoemaker ard Jaspar Collins, for trespas-
sing upon the property of Richard :. Coz
the 2lst December, came up for trial. Mr
Rohrer, the agent OF Mr.. Cox. not being ready
for trial the case was continued tili the first
Monday in January.
vision markets were well attend by purcha-
sers and dealers, and the supply of poultry.
vegetables, fruits &c, was ample. of good
quality, and sold at very reasonable prices
The country dealers Were quite numerous.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-The marka:
opened TO. day with the prices of Saturday uu-
changed. No receipts of -four or gram reporte 4.
Demand moderate and transactions animpor-
tant, the weather preventing outdoor business
operations.
PORT OF GEpRGETowr.-Entered
George ii. Stout Ford master, from New York
schooner Geo. Washington, Mitchell master
from New y DIRK Entered and cleared-SteamAr
Kennebec, Wilson master, from and TO Bslti-
n ore, with merchandise.
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NEW NAVAL STOREKEEpRR

NEW NAVAL STOREKEEPER
The resignation OF Mr.. Charles E. Lathrop.
as naval storekeeper at the Washington navy.
yard. has been accepted and Col. =. J. Wales.
who served throughout the rebellion as cell
onel of one OF the Maryland regiments, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Dec. @-Wheat steady. Corn
quiet, sales prime new white at los; yellow l03
Oats dull. Seeds declining; Glover $50. FIour
very dull; low grades heavy; Chicago extra
Sll.25aSl2 -. Provisions nominal. Groceries
neglected and dropping. Whisky heavy;
Western - 25a82 p.
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Investigation into the Bur ming OF the New
Ironsides .-... O..

PHrLADEL PHIA, Dec. 2i-At the Phiiadel-
phia Navy Yard the sunboat Aroostook was
formally com missioned on Friday, at .. m i.
and will sail for the Asiatic So aadron in few
days. --
A Naval Court % Inquiry was com ensd on
Thursday, to investigate the facts connected
with the burningo of the New Ironsides. One
Captain, one Commander, and one Chief En-
gIneer constitute the court. Commander IT.
win and several engineers and watchmen have
been exaRined. and the evidence shows that
there was only one watchman on duty at the
tpDe, and no marines attached to the fleet
Which numbered thirty vessels, twenty of them
being tron-claes, lying in ordinary.
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THE WHITI HOuaE

Nothing OF Interest transpired at the Execu.
tive Mansion to-day. The usual number of
visitors were in attendance, several OF whom
had inter Jews with the President
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ABSENCE OF THE POSTMASTER GENyR.L
Postmaster General Randall left the CITY on
Saturday evening, for New York, to meet Mrs
Randall, who isexpeeted to arrive from Eu-
rope in the first steamer. The health Of Mrs.
Randall has been greatly improved by her
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1-Seventy-on deaths by fire have oc-
CURED in New York during the past tw .
weeks.
- The Fredericksburg Herald recommend
tie farmers in Eastern Virginia 10 turn their
attention TO the Increased cultivation of cotton
In TIE State. Money has been made the past
year by raising cotton in Virginia.
aSThe Imperial Court of Rom. France, has
Just decided that the epithet "femaie" ap-
% ed to a woman constituted an insult
~Lemons, equal in size and flavor TO thosa
in ported, are being raised in Jefferson county,
Va.
ga fair damsel recently gave thirteen rea
sons for declining o suitor-the first twelve be-
ing the caDdtdate's twelve childrep, ans the
thirteenth the suitor himself
D4rA six years old son of widow Heath was
bitten in the throat by a morse at Thetford,
Saturday, and died from his wounds in q few
hours.
SThe parents and friends of a beautiful
sixteen year old Miss in Spring field. III. have
recently been overwhelmed with trouble for
fear she would marry q toothless octosens-
rian.
~The "Black Crook having been de-
nounced rhSDnost immoral ballet ever pat
upon the etage1n New York, has passed its
one hundredth representation, and is still wit
messed by crowdee audiences nightly.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
6OvERNMENT SECURlTlEs.
WASHINGTON. December q, 1885.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish tho following
Q o otatlons Of 0oHerument securitiea:


Coupons, llOx; Five Twenuss, Is62. f06 + :;
Five Twenues, 1854, l04x: Five Twenuss,-
1855, los Five Twentes. nuary and July,
1865, 1G7h; Ton Forties, 9ok: Seven Turtles,
August, 14xi do. June, 1oiS; do. July, lo4 4;
Gold. 133K
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IETBOPOLITAN
i PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
r- SAT O street. between ~ and 9Th

Complete in all its appointments. having one OF
MoKenzieB splendid Reel Ovens and new Ma
chinery, manufacturing work superior to anythin g
possible by the old processes.
BOSTON CRACKERS,
very superior article, fresh daily.
MILK BISCUIT, ...rs
Fresh daily; sure to please; try them.
SODA CRACKERS.
The host in the market: Q constant supply
wATER ORAOKERS,
OF the best quality, In any quantity.
Together with CRACKBR DUST, SUGAR
CRACKERS, NOVELTIES, GINGER SNAPS.
Ac., always on hand. At the lowest prices.
Try and be convinced.
de 0-3w THO. HAVENNER
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MASONIC the last regular commando
ton Of Wsshfreton Naval Lodge No. Z, the
following offers were elected for ensuing Ma
sonic year--w NJ las. @ DuiIn; =. w ia
Nermillion; J. w. r.. Il. Bury; Secretary. T
Il. Gross; Treasurer, VIM. T. Hutchinson
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY L. s. 4 EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATE
FROM EUROPE.
(By the Atlantic Gable


VIENNA. Dec. p General Man Jorea is ex.
pected here again as Min ster from It ally. +
Ii Is anticipated that Hungarian Ministry
will soon be appointed. - > 49,
PARIS, Dec. % The Swiss army is to be
armed with breech loading rifles, the Assem-.
bly, having voted is.ol0,oeo francs tor that
purpose
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ADMIRAL DAHLaREN,

The Navy Department has receiyed-a com
munication from Rear Admiral +. A. Dahlercu
dated December 18th, announcing that he had
on that day relieved Rear Admiral Pearson
in command OF the South Pacific Squadron
AT that time there was NO other u. s. ship there
but the storeship Jamestown. = > u - :
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TIRE CARRIERS in the city poet once will
issue poeucal address 20 their patrons to-
morrow, and these pans taking and hard b
working servants Of the pr bile will doubtless
receive . suitable recognition Of their service,
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.PERsoNAL.--9en.G Grant returned TO the city
on Saturday evening, and was At his once this
morning. - ..l-I-.e 10 . 80 ~ 4.
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FAST DRiyING.-Edward Nutzker vas A..
Rested Saturday, by officer Howes. of the Third
Ward. for fast driving, and was fined SO By
Justice Thompson.
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Fire IN Galveston, Texas,

GALVESTON. Dec. 23-Bergner's exteasiv We
lager beer brewery, on Thompson, between
3lst and 3sd streets, the main building Of stone
three-stories high, 100 feet long and 50 feel
wide, was, with the machinery, almost totally
destroyed by fire to-day. Loss about slOa, 600
partially insured in the Royal and other ms a /.
rance companies. Five thousand bushels o,
malt. bushels hops, and 1000 barrels OF
beer were ruined by the FIRE
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MAINS will, prooably y, not appear n the Ness, bk
10 n orrow evening IL is reported that he q.
III in Baltimore. The Society have made sr
arrangements with MT Cannon. who has kind
consented 10 sing the part
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lust RECEIVED FsR rHl HOLIDAYS.
Ladies', Mi.ses' sad Childrsa's Kid Button
High Out p. 3. BOOfes with . general ~
sortmsnt Of ell other kisds.
TEBe. a. p. u0OVBB,
331 renn'a ave., south side,
dc 2l-soSt bet 9Th nd 7th streets
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TOBACCO,
CIGARS, -..
SNUFF.

CIGARS, r....
JAMES n TOWERS,
(Succ, ssor to ID. IrvingD
ala seventh street, between and Il, sign Of
Jim Grow calls she attention of his Fri snds an
the public in general to his stock of Cigars, t..
paceo Mser.chaum and Brierwosd Pipes, Canes,
Dmbrellas. Tooth Hair. Clothes and Backing
Matches and Mstoh Boxes, aud other articles, too
numerous to mention, which will be sold st rea
sonaole prices, Wholesale and retail de2l st
DROPOsALs FOR OAvALRY AND ARTIL-
Il LEkY HORSES.
DEPoT QUARTERMAsTBRs OFFICE,
Sealed Proposals are invited. ana viii be re-
OF neumore o. one hundred and twenty six
tI51 cavalry Horses, and twelve tx ARTILLERY
The Horses will be sub ectsd to careful inspec
uon before being accepted. The Cavalry Horses
must De sound In all respects. we'll broken, in full
hsDds s1 Ss f00s sre S1nd, from fifteen to sixteen
soy,ss na. ss y s 81 Ss:s
well broken and square trotters in harness La good
flesh and condition, from six to ten years old and
not less than fifteen and . half hands high. eac b
~ IN, non0J. NOT less than ten hundred and Fifty
The ability Of the bidder to fuio1 his agree
msnt must Dc guaranteed by two responsibie
The Horses nnst be delivered within forty f4o,
The Government reserves the right To- ps'sc, any
OF 81 bids Payments to be made on completion
Bids must be endorsed 8. Proposals for o,ya,,,
and Artillery Horses and addressed 10 the nn,
dersigned, Baltlmsre. Nd. -
By order the Quarter q aster General.
Captain and a. q. M, d. A.,
oe asst Depot Quartermaster. /
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STATIONERY FOR INTERNAL REVENUE OF

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
issued circular to the officers of the Bureau,
instructing them to make no more purchases OF
salIonery- but IN future to make acquisitions
on me ~. paTtment for the quantity needed,
snd NE same will be furnished by the parties
10 whom the contract was recently awarded
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DISPOSAL OPP,

DISPOSAL or PUBLIC LANDS. b.
Returns received At the Genei al Land once
for the month Of November, from the local of.
fee at Traverse city, Mich, show that 10, 5y7
acres of the public lands we're disposed OF
during that month; Hts aores Of which wers
taken under the Homestead law for actual set.
tiement and cultivation tiAlis So s71'-
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sAhoTEER Tows CLcex -There has recently
been erected in the tower of ST. AIoysiss
church, large clock. with q dial on each sids
NJ the lower. the hands OF which can bs
Q veral squares distant. The hours are .truok
Oh the large bell, and can Be heard NJ q istaa ..
OF one and Q halt or two milrs
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STREET RAILROADS IN LOUIsyILLE.-In
Louis vile. KY, there are forty-two and a hal
miles of street railroads. The number of pas
seDgers carried per month is nine hundred aud
twenty hive thousand, and the receipts per
annum are S54OOOO
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400 4S6
9TH ''rss'' IL tfErf0 ssfEaA1ss65iTs, f7sh street.
BEApEiThEEh AMP ESEEgL COnBLNED.
limited bEs IT enSics sssc:iSns q on Psnticss.
srs' 40, aSH%Toprisst.sHlX fEs%sd;
a Rich and varied assortment, from the best nan.
Ti,st nrsss n the conntry embracing " asut, I'm
P pTG%Mp RssssRsItous;, UsId frs%es, &c:
So, BRACKETS, &c. - 80
Picture Oerd and TAssels sil sizes and colors,
PAPlRAAHoIHGs And WINDOW SHADES
oee1s1nl variety q these goods, embracing the
richest designs OF Gilt Bmbroidersd Parlor Pat
ssrss IN the District. Nth ven asserted stock OF
d0 S,d Shads e. d W;SS ;iSes ana COLOR:
Dunctuauy hued In city or country. -
large PORTION Of the above Goods we're made
ana aiming e keep that class Of Goods We respect,
Goods with any In the markell -. -
Terms Invariably c0sh. - ! ,E. ....... q
J. MARKRITBR, No 4s6 7th street.
dc l8-2wH Eight doors above Odd Fellow Hall
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To ADVERTISERS.
CHRISTMAS DAY.

In order that all the employees OF this office
may have an opportunity to participate IN tn
FESTIVITIES of Christmas, no paper will be issued
fl ON this Office TO. morrow
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ECoSoMIcAL LABoR.-The track of the rail-
road between jackson, Miss, and Clinton. is
in course of repair by chain gangs from the
state Penitenuary. under the supervision OF
the lcssees. They are returned to their ce lis
at night
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ThEsPAss.-Saturday the police OF the Sec
ond Precinct, arrested an even dozen Of bows
aged from ten to seventeen years, who Yer
engaged In cutting cedar and other everRr ee,
trees In the county. Justice Walter dned ION
OF them dollar each. and dismissed the other
The little fellows were no doubt coIlectiu,
trees and cedar twigs for holiday Decoration
a. except two, they were school boys.
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~ The Three Rivers (Canada) Journal saws ,
On me authority OF q clergyman there, that no
catholic priest OF that place either kne or sa W
SnIratt- He was reported, ii will be remem-
befeo, 10 have been secreted there for some
time by a Catholic priest.
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NEW LINE OF srEAMRRS 4 -,
Ai.xAspssHIbs,s ; SS.ssSS%I4s SNs
THE FIRST SHIP OF THIS LINZ,

E.C KNIGHT, (MuIliner, MsstsrJ
Will leave New York, Pier 2. DAst River on
SATURDAY, Dscenber ~ 1855.
Merchants are requested to Mostly clippers to
forward goods BY this line.
dc Asf Nv. THoMPs0N. President.
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REDUOED PRIOEsi
ONE ROE only,
MARKED In PLAIN FIGURES.
no DEVIATION.


i will receive during this week new additions
to my already large stock, and ct prices that com
me nd the Goods themselves.
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TIE POTOMAC GOLD MINBs.-The Rockyii
.Senfsnet says in copying our notice Of the Pc
tomac gold mi mes: s.ln addison to the conn,
MES above named, another, composed OF Messr
Waliace, Ltngle and others, have leased Do
adjoining the lands OF the MARYLAND Mimic
Company, will Commence operations in a fe,
days. We understand that the richest spec
mems have been foand on this last.named ira,
OF land. .fa scn4a -fMlF = IL =
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STbere are - candidates for the Kansas
u. :. Senatorship.
0The Italian churches are perfumed.
~There is fine sieighing over all parts of
New England. north and east Of Boston
ETA Cincinnati clergyman has preach ed
twenty-seven barrels of sermons
~Gen. Sedgwtck, OF Matamoras renown,
was formerly civil engineer and is the son
OF a Baptist clergyman in Ohio
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RELIEF FOR The Poorly a circular lust
Issued from the Bureau Of Refugees. Freed men,
and Abandoned Lands, headQ uarters Assistant
commissioner, we learn that .sin order more
fully TO carry out the provisions OF the resolu .
uon OF Congress appropriaung S25,0U0 tor the
temporary relief OF the destitute population of
the District OF Columbia, Circular No. 6,
GATED dated May 5, 1855, organizing the Special
Relief Commission, 10 hereby amended
a. follows; Surgeon Robert Rsyburn, Sur
geon chief, OF the District OF COLUMBIA.
PRESIDENT: Hon. Sayles J. Bowen, President
Nauonal Freedmens Aid Association, Vice
President; General T.. ID. Townsend I.ient
Colonel William n. Beebe, Rev j. l. Roberts
Mrs. M. l.. Doolittle, and Miss Harriette Car,
ter, are announced rs superintendents of dis.
tricts. The District Of Columbia will be di i.
vided into five districts, each Of which will be
under the supervision OF one OF the above.
named superintendents. The District will be
DIVIDED into sub-districts, and visiting aeent
will be assigned to each.
MELANCHOLY OcCURRENCE-Last nirht he
tween ii and IL O. clock, q daughter OF Mr.. w
d. Hollingsworth, residing on Virginia avenue,
near 7th street, died from the effects of med, =
cine given her. The deceased is but a 1.-THE
over thirteen years Of age, and on Friday last
attended school, but complaining of severe
pain in her side q physician was CALLED in :.
VINO prescribed for her. The prescription wa
put mp at neighborinE drug store, And the
medicine administered last evening but i'm 4
snort ume the symptoms were such that the
family became alarmed, and sent for another
physician, who, finding that she was uncon.
scious evidently laboring under O strong
edies, but without avail. She died h a few
hours. abOva sfafaA fyoroue- 49, a
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l0s BASE BALL
AND 0KAfORIAL HEAD ora RTRRa

Dealer in Imported Cigars. Also, the following
brands Of Domestic Cigars: Tulip, Judy, Puf,
Robert Burns, &C. also keep Ans assortment %
Tobacco, Mssrschaum aud Briar Wood Pipes, and
Fancy Articles.
A large sssortmens Of the fines, and best
SKATES. delsim
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Oal snd examine my stock. and you will be
sstisned that my. Eceds ere very cheap and vsrT
desirable, considering quality.
Lasting Caters and Balmorsls for Ladies and
Misses, Will be sold ct estonishinGly lov prices
Boots and Shoes TOR small children ct half price.
IsRAlL,s CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STOLE,
de7-u $40 Seventh street, corner of I.