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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-11

nea. The Goth Of June, 1867, will be the
eighteen bundredth anniversary Of St. Pc
ter's death. On that occasion the Pope is
to convoke all the Bishops Of Christendom
| to Rome, where grand jubilee will be GEL
ebrated. f...... s.ss,....
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sasA The Mozart Demo eratsaof New
York, under the leaderships of Fernando
Wood, have adopted resolutions endorsing
thGspQEcy PRESIDENT Jsllasans saaas ID
sasass ssa e1si slssFs ssSsF ssssss
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Good News from the President.
Y1gga iassasssss. = ------- "a ea lsH sst4S
faa IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES. 10 Ia

g The following statement (says the Mem
(phis Argus of the 2sth) we have reason tt
believe, is perfectly reliable: 7saHn
president johnson has written letter te
a friend, at one of the interior towns Of
West Tennessee, in which he declares that
he is only waiting for Texas to do as the
other Southern States have done abolish
slavery, declare secession null and void; etc
lin order to issue his proclamation declar.
ing general amnesty, and that the lately
rebellious States, having complied with all
the requirements Of the Government, have
resumed all the relations to a completely
restored Union, and are entitled to 'sedual
rights with all the other States. In a
word, this proclamation is to be all that the
most ardent lovers 81 peace aud Union
could desire all ttatl has been SO long
promised and expected. a9i''si7
1t is to end the war OFFICIALLY restore
the habeas corpus everywhere, and admit
the Southern members to Congress, subject
only to the Constitutional right Of that
body to examine into and decide upon the
credentials and Of each individual member.
In the letter referred to, the President re-
iterates his determination to take no step
backward in the course Of policy he has
marked out, and declares his fixed, uhal-
terable resolve to restore the Constitution
and the Union, and to carry out to their
consequences and conclusion the
positions he has assumed. He intends
firmly to, see that all the States have that
representation in Congress to which the
Constitution entities, them, and to, recog-
nize . majority Of the Representatives Of
all the States as the Congress. as..s,
In the same letter observes the Argus,
it is said that the President announces, a
policy he intends to pursue in regard to
Tennessee, which, while We deem II proper
fol. the present TO withhold, we may assure
our readers will at once Lift, our State up
out Of tie maire Of oppression from an IL
oligarchy, and place # by the
side Of the other States on the platform Of
Equal Rights, .2'' a''s i
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March2sth, 3ra*. b u II -

Sd s5l Dr. JAMES s, FISH, ,.s .sa
/ SURGEON 4iND.PHYSICIAN,i
Offers his services to the Citizens Of Alex
andria and vicinity. During the day
may be consulted at-St. Johns Drug Store.
All orders left there will ,receiye prompt
attention. At night he may be found at
the residence Of Mrs. Carnal s on Second
Street. ! sf .asss6 ~ Il III bssaaf
Z March Ia, 1866 3m. SO 6s saigt
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-11

Ben+ Nh. Sumner is receiving the acold
shoulder" from many Of his former admi-
rers. The N. Y. Tribune says: q If we in
sist, with Mr.. Sumner, in having everything
done exactly as we could wish, or not at
all, We shall be defeated and Frustrated"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-11

5; Hea- At negro fair in Portland, Me-,
they are exhibiting Gen. Neal Dow's shirt,
the only one he had to wear while in Libby
Prison. - % & 3 eaast
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-11

PLANTATION FOR RENT.
.GITUATED on Bayou Bnnf; twenty.nin
~ miles below Alexandria, and one mil
above Cbeneyville.. 1t. consists Of $50 acres
lot land, with cabins, corn houses, etc. an in
gocd4repair. For partica ars andterms, ap.
ply to 81 Mrs. S. ! 4. w RIGHT, -
.Ss Cheneyyiile, Louisiana
Jan. 81, sc, 13tss 81. slN
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pas~ A daughter of the late Owen Love-
JOY, for many years q member Of Congress
from Illinois, is now a teacher il, one of the
negro schools in Vicksburg.
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Only last night, as we rode along,
Down the dark of the mountain gap,
TO visit the picket guard at the ford, a
Little dreaming of'any mishap,
He was humlning the words of some old
song:
1.-TWO red roses he had on his cap, y
And another he bore at the point Of his
sword"
Sudden and swift whistling ball
Came out of the wood and the voice was
still;
Something heard in the darkness fall,
And Tor moment my blood grew chill
! spake IN q whisper, as he who speaks
III a room where some one is lying dead
But he made no answer to what. psaid.
~ =. r.sa 500
We lifted him up on his saddle again,
And through the nire and the mist and
the rain, e9f e sst 4 81 e
Carried him back to the silent camp,
And laid himsas ifasleep on his bediss
And 4 saw BY the light Of the sragaoIls
az laasp aSss b saisssa $50 ssaI So
.sssssgs
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pHpT1H. Z
Sheriffs Office, alexandria, March 28, 1866
March %, '66 IDS. Printers fees Sis Is
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Two white roses upon his cheeks, 3aa'
And one just over his heart blood-red =

And saw in a vision how far and feet
That fatal bullet wentspeeding forth, q
TiH1it.reached a townih the distant Nonl
Till it reachedsa house in a sunny street,
Till it reacted heart that ceased to beat
Without . murmur, without a cry;
And a bell was tolled in that far-off town,
For one who had passed from cross t
crown
And the neighbors wondered that sh
should die. gLoSGrELIow.
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DIED..


yo1nge.t child Of josiah sh 1f Main arm q RsilaI,
eyed years, months and days,
When hie weary march Is ended, and the work Of
When lifes sun has set forever and its last faint
Where each angel wing is folded and each weary
We will NEE. ,hssi darling Matte. in the bright
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
her parents, corner 18th street and
wAt5sR % Sp Tffdns.d .sss aS
The friends Of the family are requested 70 attend
his funeral frsm his late residence, No. 236 7th
street Friday the Sse fHstan 4 three o'clock
DICK. On Thursday morning, April 9Th, after
long and painful Illness, IDA E, oldest lighter
OF John W and ELIZA H. DICK, aged - years 10
A seat BIZ the hreside is vacant,
ds.5 form o we nnssT
And we are left sadly alone.
wemourn not for thee, angel Ida,
IT'S well with the child Of our love;
Thsu safely art folded forever,
In the arms Of thy Saviour above.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
4th and slh streets Friday, April 9Th, at O'Clock
Pm.
mUEERET. After a long and protrscted ILL
ness, GABRIEL hUNEBET, In the 50th year OF
fis friend, Of the family are rsqsssted to attend
his funeral, at the FOUNDRY NJ. L. Church, on FRI
BURCHELL. In Alexandria, Va, on the 4th
inst, Ms. ANN BURCHELL, relict Of the late
EDWARD Burehsli in the Soth year OF her age.
denee. No south RoysI street, In Alexandria,
on Friday, 9Th inst, at II 9. m
DUyALI. On Wednesday, 2lst ult., NAB
5a1aIi. Esa., Of Frsderiek City, Nd. FREDERICK
papers please eopy.I
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,MTS

IA FAIR.-The ladies of Georgetown are
US holding Fair at New Market Hall to pur-
chase library for the public schools A very
handsome display of fancy and useful articles of
fsTed those who will aid this lausa able unde rtakin9
Tho I air will continue throughout this week
ap 3-eo3t
LOB RENT-On the LIST of April the WHARF,
Il OFFICE, and APPURTENANCES, on Water
street, between Congress and Jefferson streets.
now occupied by J. u. Hieston Co as a Coal
Yard. Apply to Mrs. j. @. MYERS, No. 8 lst St,
Georgetown. nh q -2wr
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CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders of the feet, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon ChirOpodist, Rooms No. 42i Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets Of
flee hours from a. m. TO p. m, and to 8 p.
m
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THE PREsBTTERF OF THE DIsTRICT.-Yes-
terday afternoon. IN this body, in session at the
Assembly's Church, the committees OF home
and foreign missions made their reports, show
ing that the Presbytery has contributed nearly
$3.50 Tor missions during the year. The Pres
bytery adjourned to meet on the first Tuesday
IN October next in the First Colored Church.
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SORE THROAT, Cough, Cold. and similar
troubles, if suffered to progress, result in Sc
rious pulmonary affections, oftentimes Incpra-
bic. 'tBr01cn'S Bronchial Troches" reach directly
the seat of the disease and give almost instant
relief. They have been Thoroughly tested, and
maintain the good reputation they have Justly
acquired. As there are limitations, be sure to
obtain the genuine. co
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An OBSTRUCTION OF THE SIDEwALE-For
several days the sidewalk, west front of the
Patent Once, has been Distracted by a wood
en- shed, winch some person had placed there
70 occupy as cake and peanut stand. The
sanitary police ascertaining that the owner
had no authority TO place it there, reported il
10 superintendent Richards, who gave an or
der yesterday to have 1t removed.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE-Three new HOUSES with rooms
= each, on 18th street, near Maryland avenue.
street, near 18th, with rooms; two small Houses
on virginia avenue, near 10th street. one new
street north; q small Brick, with rooms, on 18th
street, near M; large three story Brick House,
with rooms, On 10th street, near n large Frame
House, with rooms, on street, near leth street
The four last described houses are desrsbIy Ioca-
ted in the northern part of the city. Apply to
GEORGE W. KAUFMAN, SIP Ilth ST, third
door north of Pa av. NH l9-lm
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GEORGE q. HENNING, corner eth street and
Marylsnd avenue, (Island) Is selling cashmere
suits at SIS, $40, Sl7. SIS, 900 and S25. He has
but one price for his goods, and by this method,
as viii readily be perceived, lnsures fair deal
ing TO all. TIA
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VIOLATING THE Fish WHARF REsuLA.
Tons \ esterday, Oficer Ashton arrested
MIR. John Nanskiver for violating the law OF
the corporation reg curing fresh fish 10 be land
ed at the 9th street wharf Mr. Vanskiyer
landed fish AT the 18th street wharf He was
fined S1OeO by Justice Boswell.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE CONCERT and entertainment TO might at
Waugh Chapel, for the benefit Of the Sunday
school, promises to be very attractive and in
teresting. A fine Chickerine IL Sons Piano
from Mr.. Ellis will be used.
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STRITGE, BUT TRUR-That corns, bunions.
bad nails, etc, can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DR.. Whites Rooms
424 Penn. av., between X and 9th streets.
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lNDECESCY PAID FoR.-Y esterday after
noon, Sergeant Skippon, of the Third Ward,
arrested W. ). Lawrence for indecent expo
sure in the Smithsonian grounds. Justice
Walter fined him $40.
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AT the gift exhibition in the Washington
Theatre, John ID. Hammack drew the pig,
which was eneiot the fat prizes. He has decided
TO present IL to the Southern fair in Baltimore.
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EASTER ELECTIoS.-The following were the
officers for the year elected at the Church of
AscensIcn on Monday. Il. Dodson, Treas
Urer; Judge Mason, Judge Lawrence, DR.
Palmer, W. j. Stone, Il. NJ. p. King, II. s.
Davis, j. T. Stevens, Vestry; Senior Warden,
DR.. Humphreys JUNIOR Warden, X. w Bur-
CESS; Register, J. NJ. Duncanson.
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JRwELRY-Buttons, Studs, Rings, Sets,
Chains, Bracelets, Lockets. Combs, Rpckels,
and Silver Plated Ware for only one Dollar,
at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i35 Pa.
ave-, third door from Ak st.
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THE CONCERT of the Independent Order of
Good Templars at Union League Hall last
evening, was great success, and should be
repeated at an early day. The fine toned
Chickering & Sons Piano furnished by Mr.
Ellis added to the entertainment.
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10y NAGLE 4 CO., Auctienssrs. -. -
ID ssles-reoms No. 261 Pennsylvania avenue,
corner Of 18th street.
Eagle %. Will give their personal attention 20
the sale OF Real y tate and Househoid furnfture Of
the residence Of ANTILLES declining housekeeping.
Also, 10 the ss.es Of stocks 81 Groceries and Mer
chsndise Of evsry description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, 40. - . dec l-1y
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LOCAL NEWS,
AMUsEMENTs, &c TONIGHT.

GkoVER Sc Dot or the Cricket on the
heartn, still draws. No one can witness this
beauuful drama without being the better of IL;
ana we do not doubt that il has exerted q more
potsnt IN nuence in promoting domestic virtue.
aHu ne happiness of home than all the so-called
inOrai plays" ever written.
hETzEROTT HALL-The grand concert for
the oehent OF the poor, under the auspices of
Tue Uerlnan Association, this evening. Miss
Sophle Schmidt, Miss Bertha Krause Mrs
SiGss' MI Harry Sherman, Mr.. +. Kroeli, MI.
). lawson, andMr. Wagner, in a splendid pro-
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE-Dan Rice's great
consolidated show lie one of the most successful
places OF amusement in town The feats per-
formed by bis trained horses, mules, and ele-
phant, are calculated TO astound the reasoning
ahliEal, man, and somewhat exalt our ideas as
70 the capabilities Of the brute creation in the
way of education.
ISLAND HALL.-Grace Church fair, with re-
treatments. fancy goods, &c, in profusion,
aho handsome ladies at the stands The tab
ieaux are superb, and are highly compIimented
1y the visitors who nightly crowd the hall.
bu' 20 ana see for yourselves.
SEATON HALL.-Eair OF the ladies of Sixth
street Presbyterian Church. Many Senator's
ana ana other distinguished persons, with their
I"nlIIles, are expected tonight. Harvey's
S-Ste''ned oysters every evening, with other
OeIiea cles, served by the ladies.
CASTEREURT.-Only a few more nights At
tnls popular place Of amusement before the
season closes.
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1hCHSDIARY ATTEMPT.-About OK O'Clock
iasbnlght lire was disco vered il a room of the
mouse on 10TH between and O Streets occu.
pea oy MIS- Jane G. Swisshelm. The room is
useo as press-room for printing the Recon-
ST1ct,oHiSt, and IL is said that quantity OF pa
per was piled on the floor and fired and some
type cases placed on it, The neighbors dis
covered the fire and extinguished it, The dam
age Is very slight This is the second attempt
TO fire the premises.
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E>OR sALH-A beautiful thorough bred
=. BLACK STALLION. J. ~
Inssirs of PROPERTY CLERK Of Metrepen- ~
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by n. K. WALSH & CO., Auotioneers
ID No. 2S3 Penns. ave corner 10Th street
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF THE EURO
PEAN HOTEL, sQUTHWEsT GOMEZ OF
ENd IHk E MP sTSsk Az
TUE, PIANO, MUSICAL CLOCK, BAR,
RESTAURANT LIQUORS. sEGAR STORE,
LEASE, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, &c, &c
On MONDAY MORNING, April 9th, 1856, at 10
scleck, We viii sell by catalogue, Mithsut reserve
for cash, the entire stock of the European Hotel,
ate in part
One eIegsat Rosewood Piano, carved legs, Louis
One fne Musical Clock. a great novelty
Wardrebes, Sofas, Marble top Tables, Mirrors
Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shades, Bureaus
becsteacs, Cottage Sets, Parlor and Bedroom
Dining Tables, Oak Dining Chairs
hair Mattresses. Feather Pillows, Bolsters
sheets, Pillow Gases, Blankets, Quilts, Counter
Husk and straw Mattresses
Psrlor, Bedroom, and Kitchen Stoves
RefTigeretors, OIL Cloth, &C
Glass and Crockery Ware, such as lie usually
found In a first class bOtrl.
The Bar contains hne assortment Of Liquors,
Out Glass Decanters, Tumblers, Mirrors, Paint
The Good Will and Lease, also Bar Fixtures,
Kitchen Ranges, and Cooking Apparatus, will be
The sale viii be continued from day to day, at
the same hour, until the whole stock IL disposed Of
The whole is offered at private sale until the
morning Of ssle. Terms made known BY spplica-
ton to the auctioneers.
m SHOT NJ k WALSH & CO, Aucts.
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OOAAITTED IN ANOTHER CAsE.-This morn
ihs, Ihomas Rogers, who was committed last
nlght Tor the larceny at the Seaton House, was
3Iought out for hearing before Superintendent
hIchaTdS AT the police headq uarters and was
IeCOgniZed as a man who entered room No
~, az WIZARDS Hotel, last Sunday morning,
occupied by Coils. Chas. ID. Poston and Jacob
:. LSese- and stole pocket-book and breast
PIN belonging 10 Col Poston The pin and
pocKet-oook were subsequently found by a
chain BERNARD under a carpet in the hall Su
peTlntendent Richards committed Rogers To
jail Tor court in this case also
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A CARD TO MY PATRONS.

A CARD TO MY PATRONS.
Having disposed Of the Cloak and Msntila
branch Of my business to my ne phew, J. Thorn as
Maxwell. who has been in my employ for the past
twelve years he will continue that branch Of ade
for the present season in the rooms, I'd story
over my Fancy Goods Store, Ne. 32e Pa. avenue,
where In few days he will open large sssort-
ment Of Ladies' Spring CLOAKS, AANTILLAS.
sACQUEs, COATS, &c. &C., in light cloth and
black silk. He respectfully soIicits the fayors Of
my former patrons In that line of business.
am selling of my stock Of LADIES FANCY
GO0pS without regard to cost to close up my bug
mess in Warrington at an early day. Call and Sc
cure great bar, aims.
N. B. Store Fixtures for sale soon at one half
their value j. s. MAXWELL,
sp 3eo3t 32S Pa. avenue.
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BURGLARY-On Sunday night. the residenca
OF mr; u III. Fayman, on 5th street between M
anu N streets, was entered by burglars who
S tI an entrance through the kitchen win
dow. They succeeded without awakenino the
Iamlly, who were asleep in the other part of
me mouse, In carrying off quantity of clothing.
aoOGt 90 IN money, a market basket with
edibles, dishes, q clock &c valued AZ ovar
S2UV II seems that matches only were used in
giving hight, as quite a quantity of burnt
matches were found on the floor in the morning
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oCsfICIOCs EELLOwS.-ThIs morning Ser
geant johnson, of the second prpcinct renort :
gu t.at squad of the special police, in the
county under command OF VIM Hickey, made
STt esSs Iasl night OF seven suspicious persons
. nnLet were found in Hickey's woods. Two of
- snT IN were Marines and said they We're going
80 DaIumore, and would not stay any longer in
.Le Marine Corps Some negro soldiers arrest
Gu were examined by Off Ger Westerfeld who
tSuhu tHat they were well armed with sIung
sIOts' rSZors and knives. The Marines were
IN 20 the military and the negro soldiers are
held for a hearing.
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iOLATfNG CORPORATION LAw.-Yester-
day VIM. Buckley, who is emnIoved Inv the
corporation on the Improvement OF 9th street,
~ 1a arrested by ofhcerlPierce for depositing
~ a uLII from the carts in g street, for which
SenCt me OF SO was imposed by Justice
nalter. ii also appeared that several of the
80 were running without the numbers upon
Hen, a required by law, and the fines for this
Ihe aggregate $40. Mr. Buckley very prompt.
- gave cneck fer the amount, and sent his
more careful. " ~
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RY J. @. MCGUIRE . CO., AuctiOneers.
TY MAR THE Oily.

The attention Of the public Is Invited to a chan
sS ssIe q aSTes 81 hs AG 9e toS
Rooms of J. 9. Mcclure Co.; Of which full par
National Intelligencer on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday.
late William M Morrison, Esq., and lies about
four miles from the limits of the city, near the
that road and the Rock Greek road. The tract Is
susceptible Of being divided into q number of
branch running through il, and Is near III not
trayersed by the located route of the contemplated
branch Of railroad running from THE city 20 the
Point of Rocks. - ~ = =. :
Access to the property is by the 7th street road.
turning of to the right 1t the second toll gate.
m 81 cots
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WHITE WAX. co,oDrDu,x
WAN EEAFES, for making the Water Lilly
R0Se, Eucia. Passion Flower, and Camelfa
DRY SOLOhS, all kinds.
WHITE LEAD,
Red LEAD.
SPIRITS TURPHNTINE,
BEHZlNE.
LINSEEp,
LUBRIOATING, and
ILLUMINATING OIL,
COAL OIL.
COAL OIL LAMPS,
WINDOW and LOOKING GLASS,
BRGSHEs OF every description,
MINED PAINTS to order,
FRENCH ZINC, and all eolors in Oil sold at re-
duced prices, by FRANCIS MILLER,
904 Ninth street,
sp 4-ot I'd door north of Penna. av
MRS. STERN
Ns Thanks the ladies for the liberal patronage
they give her, and is pleased to see that her
HOOP SKIRTS
give such satisfaction.
she also announces to the ladies that she has on
hand large assortment of
GENUINE FRENCH CORSETS,
which she is prepared TO sell at the lowest prices
Hoop skirts and Under Garments ready made
and made TO order at the shortest notice.
Call and see at 81 7th &c bet. d and E.
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pLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
ARTHUR SHEPHERD, (Agent,)
Having established the above named business at
No. 3O2 d street, between 9Th and 7th streets, is
prepared to contract for work in either branch of
the above named trades. Personal attention given,
and all work done warranted to compare fayorably
with any performed from any similar establish
low prices.
Give me q call before going elsewhere.
IN Slot ID STREET, NEAR SEVENTH
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lY WIN. l.. WALL 4 co, AuctIoneers
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
SO La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARSsss
On SATURDAY SS6GTkSSfSSse Anil -, =, ~
O'Clock, We will sell, at the Bazaar, q number of
Saddle, Carriage, snd Work Horses A full des-
cription at sale comprising about
FIFTY HORSES,
one pair line draught Horses. war; anted.
Many good Work, Saddle, and Harness Horses
ALSO,
built in the city.
ALSO,
A large collection of New and Second hand Bug
er Vehicles.
One Hack and one Coupee in good order.
ALSO,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages
&c, at private sale.
=, Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. ~
Carriages and Harness always on sale,
ap4 W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts