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The Placer herald., 1867-03-16
Sermon to Negro Sinners.

The West Alabamiau reports be following
sermon Of negro preacher, who rejoices in
the title of Maj:'
"And now, my dear, in and remortal
bredren and cistern, lem me tell you dare is
great trouble now in dis land-and you say
what am it! 0 my dear young gemmen, and
my dear young cistern, and my dear Christ ain
friends, dare ann trouble for you and me, and
do Lord only knows how dat am to end.
What am dat trouble, Maj9 Why don. you
tell dis dear remortal congregashun-ah what
dat trouble is-ahl Well, | tell you-ah my
young friends, and my old friends-ah, Of die
big trouble which am on de landau. We
am now differently situated from what ws
WAS year sgo-sb. Every black man and
woman must take care OBJ demselyes-ah.
De trouble am about homes. Some OBJ you
got none-ab. No place to keep your old
bald heads from the rain-ab, aud when do
winter comes, cistern-no whar TO cover de-
little ones from lie storm-sh
Some OBJ you got sorter homes now. bot
no tellin' how long you gwine to stay dar-
ah. Oh! de little ones hab died in de cold
in some places. for want Oh piece Of corn
bread-ah. Dis am part Oh de trouble-ah. :.
But den dar is de fine young lady-no mis-.
aus to tell her to do right-she 90 and hire
herself out away frou her folks and her nam.
my-ah. How many snares dare am to lead
her away from de paf Of reeti,ude; and 80 dc
poor fools wander round from pier to pos.
and from pos to poses-ah, aud if you don't
mind de debbil git your neberlas,ing neber
dying souls-ah. And dar is dat tioo young
niger man, lo6n' about doin' Do6n', ptchin'
waits onSunday, breakin' lie holy Sabbaf day,
pitchiu' waits jest btkase you see de white
folks pitchn' dollars afore do grocery
Yes konde white man to pich dollars till
be got SO poor he had to borrsr dollar to
pitch, and den he run out credit dat way; and
he had to come down to old hos shos. Take
care, young nigger. do old dsbi is no specter
Of persons-hed as soon hab you as white
man--you make as good fire in hell as dc
biggest, fattest white man ;n dc land-ah.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-16
mates OF Advcrtising .
r.n lines one square, this sized Type:

JOB PRINTING
OF every variety, executed with net tness and
a.natch. at reasonable rates.
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FROM Mexico

a private letter from the City OF Mexico SAYS
II is reported that new proclamation will
soon appear, issued by Macmillan, taking
stronger grounds than those assumed by Orr
Iaba. The Cabinet meeting at the palace of
Maximilian is confirmed. The expedIehcy OF
Maximilian's stay or departure was voted
upon, with decision in favor of his remain
ing. Five votes were cast for his departure
on the ground that the struggle shoula be
abandoned. At last dates JuareZ was still at
Durango. A Tumor sbout the detection of
hlramon was rIe, and some credit was at
tached TO it,
Adviees from San Filipe state that Colonel
forces who passed through that city on the re-
treat, imposed forced oan of 81. go on the in =
habitants Of that city. The sum, lacking $500,
was made up, when Ouiroga ordered three OF
the inhabitants 10 be shot priest was call
ed 10 administer religious rites. and execution
was about taxing place, when the balance OF
the sum was paid. General MeiIa when pass
ing through San EliIpe and HIdalmo, opened
the doors OF the Jails and enlisted all the pris-
oners in his army. Canales is at Victoria He
has expressed a wish 10 report to General CIe-
meZ al TampICo and obey his orders. Matters
are quiet at T8mpico and vicinity. General
Gomez is in command of troops who are not
armed and regularly paid. CoTuna has taken
possession OF Reynosa, and declares mis- inten
ton of collecting duties on goods going nto tue
interior. But in contradiction of this Cortins
Is said 10 be going to tight the Indians and to
have crossed the Rio Grande Juarez has left
Durango for San Louis de Potosi, via Zacate
cas-. lt rs said that the seat Of government will
be at either Durango Or Zacatecas.
GALVESTON, Jan. 81 News from Mexico
represent that Juarezs Secretary Of State wa.
making efforts 10 hang Ortega.
ColoBei MeJia, JuareZs bearer of dispatches
lett to-day tor Washington.
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

The Kansas Senate passed concurrent reso.
lstions yesterday, with only four dissenting
votes, declaring that the late rebel States are
without any legal government, and that 1t is
me duty OF Congress to provide them with
territorial governments. An amendment that
upon the adoption OF the constitutional amend :
ment loyal representative should be admitted
was defeated
1t is understood among the friends OF Gov
ernor Welles that il the Louisiana Legislature
posses the bill for new constitution over his
veto the Governor will issue proclamation
declaring the convention OF 1861 legal, and re-
assembling IL.
The Kentucky Legislature yesterday passed
the bill granting universal amnesty for all acts
committed under military authority prior to
October |, 1865. Ii applies to rebels and Fede-
rails alike.
Governor Chamberlain, Of Maine. has been
informed that w. III. Bidwell, of New York,
Will be sent by Secretary Seward TO look after
the Jaffa emigrants from Maine.
Several propositions are before the Missouri
Legislature 20 provide for the early resumption
OF the payment of interest on Missouri State
bonds.
The Governor OF Newfoundland opened the
Assembly Tuesday. He Congratulated the
country on the successful laying Of the Allan
tic cable.
Late Havana ad vices state that the reported
approach OF the Peruvian and ChIlian fleets
had given uEeasIless. The smallpox was
rapidly abating.
A report from Jefferson City, Missouri.
gives the details of outrages committed by the
State militia in sacking and Tobbing stores
Some OF the parties are now under arrest.
The convention rate OF interest mas been
adopted in Kentucky. The bank rate is SIX
per cent, and contracts May be made outside
as high as ten per cent.
The Memphis APPEAL newspaper, has been
purchased by John Hogan, of ST Louis, and
Others. II Will be edited by General Albert
Pike
Ex-Governor Hunt, OF New York, is dan
gerously sick and is not expected to live
through the day.
Senator Davis telegraphed TO his son in the
kentucky Legislature to give a grand wine
supper TO celebrate his reelection.
tbs announced that the Austrian troops in
Mexico do not leave with those OF France.
Count Burial has been appointed italian
Ambassador 10 Vienna.
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CONGRESSIONAI,.

SxEATB-lesterday ati-rnooa. the Bankrupt
bill being under consideration-
The amendmrnt OF the senate Judiciary
Committee, 10 strike out from the list of excep-
tons to the operations of the ball the folio wing
words +"Apd sush other property MT Ia
empted from levy and sale upon execution by
the laws Of the State in which the ban krupt
has his oomicil at the time Of tue commenc
amount not exceeding that allowed by such
state exemption laws In force In the year
1s65," was debated a. considerable length by
Mesers. Grimes. Stewart Ramsey. McDougal,
Davis, Wilson and others, when Mr. wilson
moved 10 amend by substituting for the words
proposed TO be stricken out the following =
And q homestead and other property not
exceeding IN value S2,0O0."
Mr. Feseenden asserted the right Of Congress
10 pass O bill with provision In d similar TO
that now proposed TO be stricken ont. With
cut something OF the kind he would not vote
for the bill.
Pending the consideration OF the bankrupt
bill. Mr.. Fessenden asked and obtained unani-
nous consent TO call mp the bill OF the House
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
receive into the treasury the residuary legacy
OF James Smrthson upon the same terms "a the
original beQuesi; which was passed.
The Bankrupt bill was resumed. Without
reaching a vote the Senate, at p. m, went
into executive session, and soon after ad-
lourned.
HeUsE.-Yesterday afternoon
The House, at haltpas one, took mp the
Senate bill regulating the tenure OF certain
civil OnlSee. the oeodte Delng, on euggestlcn Of
Mr.. Hale, linn ted 10 half hour speeches
The House, at 81 O'Clock, seconded the pre-
yious question: and Mr.. Hale who had charge
of the bill, made the closing argument in It's
support.
Debate then being closed the House pro-
ceeded 10 vote on the bill and amendments
The first amendment was that offered by Mr..
Williams, TO stlke from the first section the
words excepting the Secretaries Of State of
the Treasury. Of War, Of the Navy. and of the
Interior, the Postmaster General, and the Al
torney General"
The question was taken by yeas and nays,
and resulted-yeas 76, nays IS.
80 the amendment was rejected.
All the Democrats voted an the negative.
When the result was ready TO be announced,
IL was a tie vote, and there was considerable
interest manifested as to how The Speaker
would give his casting vote. The necessity for
that was obyiated, however, by Mr.. Alley
changing his vote from aye 10 no; leaving the
result as above indicated
Mr.. Farquhar moved 10 reconsider the vote
rejecting Mr.. Williams amendment las 10
Cabinet cffi GERS
Mr.. Hale mSyed to lay the motion TO recon-
slider on the table. Negatived-69 to ~
Before proceeding farther with the matter a
movement was made for adjournment.
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THE MARYLAND LEGIsLATU RE.-The Senate
yesterday, by yeas 10, nays 1, repealed the ne W
law providing for an election ef mayor and
city council OF Baltimore on Wednesday next
This bill was imm edIately sent 70 the House.
which body refused 10 suspend the rules to
put 1t upon its passage, the Republicans
yotIng against the suspension. The question
will therefore come mp to-day. The decease
of Henry s. Magraw, Esq, q delegate from
Cecil county, having been announced, both
branches paid appropriate honors to his
memory and appointed a committee to attend
his funeral. In the Senate, the committee on
judicial proceedings made a report in regard
10 the right OF the city council of Baltimore to
appropriate money 10 contest or resist the laws
of the State, &c. resolution was offered in
the House warmly commencing the course Of
the Hon. Reverdy johnson in his support OF
President Johnson's reconstruction policy.
This resolution lies over one day under rule
The bill TO take the sense of the people of Bal
timore on the propriety of running the city
passenger cars on Sunday was made the order
Of The day for Tuesday next
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~In buenos Ayres the Indians, fnste ad OF
killing their prisoners, sell them for slaves.
~Two skeletons have been found in q Sa-
placed there during the revolution
81 worthless fellow in Chicago stole the
funds his mother had appropriated 70 attend
the death bed of a daughter.
~An eagle in Titusxille recently few
through $50 pane OF glass and ssoueht the
empy pyrean-" a.I ID
SA rural paper advertises for nfty young
ladies Of suficient age Ito 60 in company"
who dare confess that have ever made loaf
OF bread or padding
~Kieeing is an inexperienced JOY among
the Tonga Islanders. They never practice IL.
: s%Roger de Beau voir, just dead, In Paris.
reckoned that he had spent twenty thoosapd
dollars in champagne during his lifs. l-
~.Rsconsruction is not conansd 10 thls
country. The Spectator has an article On the
"Reconsuuction Of London"
NSmelt fishing on the ice 10 the IN xorits
sport just now on the Penobscot river, m
Maine. uFl a. faa = -ff. D.. ..H -
- oYO the thousand and more tackpts so,d An
Providence, X. \. Tor the Orosby Opera House
lottery, not one bnt drew blaIk.
r ga woman In Paris never feii IN love nm
III she was seventy -four, and then blighssa
affection induced suicide.
ga young Eiri In Detroit was seducsd.
turned out OF doors by Ter adopted parenta.
and thsn died from exposars. SlH1F
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATgRE.-The Senate, on
Wednesday, had quite lively debate on the
Dill TO incorporate the Southern Association
for the benefit or the widows and orphans OF
:he Southern States, which consumed the
greater part OF the session. The bill was
passed. -.
In the House, several resolutions of inquiry
and petitions were presented and appropri-
ately referred. The Committee on Public
Property reported that they deemed il mex
pedieht 10 cell certain property and apply the
Several bills were passed, among them one In :
cooperating the Richmond and PeninsIl
railroad. and bill for provisioning aud set
Ting the boundaries OF lands In the Common.
from distress or levy was ordered to a third
reading.
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ANOTHER SHIP RACE.-The cable has in
formed US of a ship race between the two clip
pers Louis Walsh and Charlotte Whi ie from
Callao, Peru, around Cape Horn 10 Gibraltar
This voyage took lO4 days. and the wonderful
part OF the performance was that during all
this song period the two vessels kept so close
together that the Louisa Walsh, which won
the race, was only twenty five minutes ahead
OF her competitor. In the race of the tea shtps
last fall from China 10 New York, the win
nlhe vessel and her two competitors for eigh ty-
four days kept in sight OF each other; and dur
ing the yacht race the three yachts were at nc
time very far apart,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

PRACTICE vs.. PRECRPT.-C. q. Williams, in
Jail at Norwich for brutal treatment Of his
little daughter, holds an or ce under the town
government, having been appointed one OF
the Board OF Factory Visitors January $, 1867.
The duties of these officers are to see that mill
owners are not guilty Of the inhumanity OF
working children under fifteen years who
have not attended school. At the very time
OF his appoin tment he had forbidden has own
child all food, and two days later she made
her escape from his treatment. Looking after
the welfare OF children is evidently not Mr.
Williams, forte
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~From Nashville the indications are that
no election for representatives will be held in
time for the Fortieth Congress. Gov. Brown
low will wait until August before he orders an
in the first session, so that he may take ad-
vantage of the colored vote, which, IL seems
certain will. be legalized In Tennessee in the
coming spring.
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SEEDS [

SrrDsl : sdg5g S,.1 SEEDS, 5icsS, SEEDS [,
lust arrived ss Hsv York the steamer Cor.
RAniss Een Paris, with q lsrge l2ts guts. .&A1-
Ea-so6 =. !. sss fth st.ess, MssSisst On. a..
WIN. KNABD4 00:v PtAH0s, - -, Z. >
Filsol 2 og;sS ogsSpSS6St.s pSSStss q AAD n m l!gly,
ies eels - nslt - essy tsE.s: =: As. Ase M
'sssii; :ss:s f.asivall e. s,iS1iSo nzpaoz,,
- lac t5fa .YastssId ssf aidsiiHs bio a
- "a .as~f9 hios I'd iita .sseHsnd ~ slfnaa
-%-s@~--> AiI lellsao .eiEts 3SJais 81 yi4
rz.f -
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ALEXANDRIA t1fMS.-f rom the AleXdI 0rlA
papers OF yesterday afternoon we clip the fol-
lowing:
The U. :. Revenue officer ofthis city, yes
terday, under the head Of VIM duncan, U. =.
Marshal, armed with warrant, lit down sud
denly upon the premises OF Isaac Loveioy.
lottery policy dealer, on Prince street near the
bank, and also upon him. He was IN the flood
tide OF a thriving business, with the books,
tickets, and paraphernalia of his vocation, to-
gether with two dozen customers or so around
him, waiting for the sybeline leaves which
should lead 10 fortune II not fame. He and all
hands were completely surprised, and their
CONSERVATION was demonstrated by the most
laughable attempts at flight, concealment and
explanation. But II was no use, they were
| spotted, and Mr.. Loyejoy was Immediately
brought before Judge Underwood, where he
gave bail for his further appearance.
Kew. j. j. Talbot, of Louisville, XIV, who is
on visit to his relative IN this State, and who
| preached in this place on Sunday last was,
| we are sorry 10 learn, Knocked down in the
streets OF Richmond on Wednesday night, and
robbed OF all the money in his possession. The
Rev. gentleman was stunned by the blow
which he received, and which cut him severe
ly and injured his head. He had a satchei,
such as is usually carried by bankers, and il Is
supposed that the robbers thought ne had a
large sum of money with him. He returned
10 this city last night suffering severely.
Mr.. Christopher Bodeman, a native OF Ger
many, but for about fifteen years a resident OF
this city, and for some time in the employ of
George w Clifford, Esq. was examined, yes
terday, by Drs. Lewis and French, before Jus
uce Bell, uhler and Moore, and pronounced
insane.
A telegraphic dispatch has been received
announcing that the Committee on Roads OF
the House of Delegates, have made an ad verse
report on the Canal Railroad Bill. The report
was unanimous.
The various Offices, at the coming Spring
election. we notice have fairly opened the
campaign, and are urging their claims. in the
manner usual on such occasions. We hear,
IN us far, OF only nve candidates for Mayor
though others may be reasonably expected
The Mavor has, with the money placed in
ms hands for the purpose, purchased from the
government agent at this place, fifty cords of
wood, for distribution among the most desti-
tute of our population
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FROM CANADA.
Serious Results of an lice shove at 81.

MONTREAL, Jan. 3l.-Intelligence has iust
been received Of an lee shove, causing very
serious results, al ST Regis, an Indian village,
sixty mlles up the st Lawrence, On the Amer
ican frontier. The ice showed over a large
part OF the village, submerging az. IL occurred
during the night, anG the CONSERVATION is de-
scrlbed as dreadful Some Of the villagers
climbed mp and lodged in trees. Many had
nothing 10 eat for a whole day. The Indians,
IL is aid. have lost their all, and are lying on
straw without any covering. The degree of
misery caused by such flood in mid winter
can scarcely be realized, and an appeal is
made TO Mon treal for helm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -Juris,
to be SuDamoned.-We learn from the Aunapo-
LIS Republican that Colonel Oden Bowie. Pres.
ldent OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
company, appeared before Justice Owen M
Taylor, OF that city, few days since, 10 make
application for warrants 10 the Sheriff of that
county tosummon juries TO assess the damages
10 be sustained 10 certain strips Of land through
which the said road contemplates TO psss-the
owners thereof being dissatisfied with the
amount rendered. The Justice accordingly
issued the required warrants, which Is in ac-
cordanee with the act Of Incorporation.
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The Fenian Trials

TORONTO FEB. The total number OF Fe-
mans held here since June lst Is IO7. The
following is the disposal made OF their eases
twenty-five convicted; twenty acquitted: for
ty.nine dismissed for the want OF evidence.
thirteen discharged on bail, and three remain
ing for Trial
The condemned will be sent 20 the Kingston
peniteRtiary when the sentences upon those
convicted At the present assizes shall have
been commenced.
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" W.fB. NOSES
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
-. H. BEDDING STORES,
NOS. .521 319, INTELLlGENCER BUILD.
ING, CORNER 7TH ANDD.,
T. .a- fi r-ff AND sL .E
no. sos 7TH STREET, THeBN's BUILDING.
ADJOINING ODD WILLOWS, HALL,
AND EXAMINE THI FINEST AssuRTED
STOCK THlS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA,
De has all the latest designs made in PhilsdeI
pma, New York, and Boston. The stock fs always
selected by Mr.. Moses, and bought at the lowest
retes fof cash, which enables him to pete with
1aseern prices His finest Furniture is made 10
9tasr In Philadeiphis, and Of the best material
Purchasers should study their own interest by
calung az his Stores and examining the we'll. as
sorted etock Of CARPETS. fURHITURE, kc,,
apd obtain his prfce list before going elsewhere, ,
which he will furnish with pleasure '-71'
dis assortment Of d actresses. Blankets, Dom.
fors, OsunteIpaine Pillows. Bolsters, Feathe err
Deos, and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur
ntore 10 complete, which he offers ct the 10 west
New YORK and Philadelphia prices.
Remember Nos 321 and S19 Intellfgencer
building: corner 9TH and D. and Ne 9Gs 1th
street: ThornS Bufldfng, adjoining Odd Fellow
10 ll-tf w B. MOsRs.
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SThe Cincinnati Gazette thinks that the
prize concert has played out" -
e ga Pithole paper IL publishing q serial
novel entitled the ''Haunted Derrick" I'D
nS-They are blasting the ice in the Allegheny
river with gunpowder. .I .Fs.-sr. :, =
b0"The Constitutional Eagle" in the name
Of paper oEt In Arkansas. 1t must be a
healthy old bird. .,-. -...--
B0St. Louis luxuriatss in the possession o,
female garroters. FlTlr4 - siF8 =
aIThe local editor Of q Pittsburgh paper
has been elected an alderman Of tnat city
II ~ Richmond has Southern Orphan Asso.
ciation Lottery on the tapis. ~
SThe first shad sold in New York for six
dollars. S..-r ~ = :
D%In Florida during the late cold snap, no.
BODY bad any fuel for nres.
~The salary OF bare back rider In Hs-
vana 10 $500 per week in gold.
~Lancaster has thieves 90 mean that they
steal Grape on Of door knocksrs. Ega
An icicle in Newark lsIl and smashed q
twenty dol1ar bonnet 70. =
n6Caiifornia produced nearly three udl.
Hon dollars worth Of wine last year.,el % as
. n0PhIladslphia y about 70 build o. ,oooy00o
worth Of nav school hous sss- ,l'..d 5lia 81
EEnsiasA hssan eqssl ntAber Of psspsrs
- -" s'T''s - go sl .e7aiss,ia D. eet'ssis =
- .-.t. A. 81, s.of,sa ~ a go fI-a
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rONFIDENTIAL-Youn men who have Ia
~ jured themselves py certain secret habits
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also, middle aged and old
men, who. from the fOllies of youth, other
causes, feel 8 debility In advance Of their years.
pefere placing themselves under the treatment of
any one, should first read THE Secret n Frieud ("
Married ladies will learn something Of IMPORT snc
By peruspr The Secret Friend y Sent TO any ad-
Address DR.. OHAs. A. STUART & CO.. Boston,
Mas no sly
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LARGE RECKIPTs.-rhe Uniyersalists dur.
ing the past year raised, by bequests, dona
tons ana subscriptions, si,OJO,000. The an
naal expenditures are estimated as follows:
Ministers salaries. S2s7 900; in cid tai church
expenses, S140,O00; periodicals, S9O.oO0: other
books, sac, GOO; salaries Of teachers, e53,oOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

"a seIli issi sd' 1oi saaiit.t sss,a ssiM "a
.s.siIsg9 si&. gsuoil RsaqD s'HRR
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I e SsoIo bas - fsois'a = ia Ssss 80
.V1aies,sa .Ys1skg q ssao !tuat
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EMRICHS RESTAURANT
IL No. 3s5 Penna avenue, near 9th sire OF,
p. ENRICH wishes to isfsrm his frienl 8 and the
publc generally that he now keeps con- 4 N
stantIy on hand OYSTERS, fresh every yE.AH
day, prepared In every style. lI.H2
His WINES and LIQUORS cannot be an pas,e3
Gall and give him q trial oc q m
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL OOALll
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
the city. S -
Chestnut White Ash. ST.
Stove, se .nd r furnace White Ash, $3.50.
Red Ash. : 8 30.
Lthigh. So.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders Ieceiyed at our Office; or at the Wharf,
tCot Of Seventh street
p BROWN 4 SON,
taBh 465 9Th street, between and II.
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CLOTHING, &o.

Successor TO II. y. Lsldon D 90, A
CITIZEN'S AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, m
362 Pennsylvsni avenue, -
my 1-n Washington, ID. o.