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The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

NEGRo in Memphis Tenn, WAS shot BY wo-
man while attempting 70 force an entrance into the
house when the woman was alone.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

"HoRAcs Greeley, observed Wilmington pa
per spropos OF the halling Of Jefferson DAVIS. "is
no sardile.'
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Ton HooD was opposed to early rising, In fact
any thing in the line of personal activity. He de-
elared that man who was always stirring must
be spoon.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

BosroN servant girl stepped upon a glass sky
light the other day, fell sixty feet and was picked
up dead.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Az old rsgre Walter Bland aged seventy, WAS
shot and killed near louisville recently by some
unknown parties. The aSssssins called the old mau
from his bed and then Killed him.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

The DAY AFrER.-Fhere was an elopement in
Fredonia, N. II the other day; the date is not Civ
en-. but il was the day after the Young lady con-
cerned had been whipped by her father for sitting
mp nights" with her lover, says an exchange.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

THE latest report from Mexico a: present wr
ting is that Macmillan is not shot. Il is to be
hoped that This report will be fixture until he gets
out OF the country.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

By the accidental falling in Of an old building 10
Chicago on the 18th, a lady named Watkins was
crushed TO death aad five mea were badly injured.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

MEMORIALS. holding his peace az some obstructive
Discourse was asked why he spoke not =? :. Because
said he, have sometimes repented Of speaking
but never Of holding my peace
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

ONE Of the most reliable exchanges saws that
young man named Simon Rogers recently blew
out his brains, af,er 6i4dins his wife good b! ,ch
9 shc. saa.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

FANNY FrSN gives sermon on insanity IN the
following sentence: The crazlsst people in the
world, are they who are never suspected OF being
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

A Young lady OF New York on the morning af-
ter her marriage hung herself with the cord OF the
bridal bed
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

MARY P. Chambers died in Broklvu CO Tuesday.
the lith in consequence Of an overdose CT rur
romioa given ay mistake Of drug clerk who was
arrested.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

A SMALL chap on the street with big ha, on;
stranger sees him and cries ont Hslic. hist. where
are yo1 going Ei-h tiss hays
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

The Greeks aud Romans never had corns. The
Greeks and Romans did not wear stockings. There
fore the stockings are evidently the occasion of the
corns.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
AUCTION.
NURSERY TREES FOR SALE

K>ruit Trees and Grape Vines. Warrant.
IL ed u TIE hes- varieties for sale Een5ss Garden
orovs il-o. cuttings osr ,hs ee'ehzssed Fahir zaso
Grsre. rSt
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

vAoAroND seeing the motto. Opportunity
makes the theif. said. Not olicays. | found big
anchcr and chain cable on the sidewalk the other
night, ard didn't touch it; and there was nobody
about neither.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Tus Newburgh .ioqrna! notices th On the
cars. sn6 heads it. " Bnra Thirty Miles an Hour"
II that youth isn't last it won't be because he
hadn't good start
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

PREACHERS IN Texas accused BIZ the local
papers of running OF with other mems wives swim
ding etc. They need reconstruction badly
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
MEDICAL.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
DIR. w. Il. DOHERTY.S
Private ,redica, & Surgical Ins,I,u,,

Sacramento Ssroot. bs,ow Montgomery. opposite tn
Pacific A2i >seaIlship Conp$ny's oiiioe. Pri-
va:e Entrance Leiaistorf street.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

SrcH lively music was rendered by an organis.
al high church. in New York the other even
Ing, that an cid man actually got on the aisle and
commenced 10 dance breakdown.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
MEDICAL.
DR.. cHAS. II. TCzER'S
Private Medical Ins,ause.
CREAT ERADICATcR OF SPECIAL.

Norsas-ss eo-ac- Eea-ney y.okson -. saa Fssne.=co
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

- cc--ll-lz1-s .o-1-e-1 c- Lake Hosrlfzl London
eht years IN S2crzaerso. and the las. four years IL
san FFyac5co.
D Ioxers sx-ere2cs : Of fost: years sta-Gs. sn1
curing that TINS has with unparalleled success IN
Tie e-t.sl.t q. al shnse .seAses Eeueral.y knoNp
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
r e LIE AT L A ST !!
Try jenkins
VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE /!

II Is nm Elegant Preparation for Hair.
is composed purely OF vegetable Ingredients of Cali
iornia production, and is Unequalled for
Restoring Hair to Bald Heads!
1t cures the suppressed secretons which prodIc
tive Of the loss Of Hair 1t the inspisated
tons, which invariably produces violent pain in the
head; it cures the dstenied bulb which forces the
shaft Of the hair from the capillary sack destroying hair
eaters, scay eruption Of the scalp dandru altered tex
tire and dryness of the hair and all other diseases OF
the hair
Testimonials.
The following gentlemen have used the Restorative
with good effect and kindly given their refer
Hon Bryant, ex-Judge Supreme Court; Hon Cor
don Mott ex-Judse District Court Yuha county; Hon
Rice, Esq. Cooper, Esq. John Nash, Esq, C
Robinson, Esq. Bronx, Esq.
aB- Prepared only by
JOHN c. JENKINS
The Hair Rcstorer Main street between Front and
Second. Chico, California.
Professor Vim HOLMES Agent,
Huntcon street. Oroville.
None genuine unless bough; at the above places.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ENSTATE of W. Z. Singer. decensed.-
sL -;etice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
TinstCator OF the above named estate the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against said deceased
10 exhibit the with the necessary vouchers within
four months from the first publication Of this notice.
the undersigned ~ his oGce, in the Court House il
Orpviie. L VAN ORDEN
June Goth. 1867. 4w-nS5 Administrator
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

'DoN'r be afther making fun of the bird said a
newly imported Hibernian to lad whom he dis
covered annoying a land terrapin with a bullrnsh;
how do YOU know but he has blessed fine feathers
under his overcoatl
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

THERE is wide difference between wit and hu.
NOR. Humor lies sparkling at the bottom of a
deep we'll while wit. clad in garish habilimen,s
with bright feather in is bat sits astride the
highest weaihercook.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

TIE mother of Samuel Case, the lad whe was
hung in Cincinnati. recently. tor the murder of
James Higher died two weeks after. OF cousurnp-
ton. Her death was greatly FASTENED by the execu
ton of her son.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
MATS =! HATS!!

nCY YOUR HATS of me-the various
- styles have sui; everybody in siza. shape
and qtarr. Having such iz-se variety, enAhled
70 sell ITEM very chesp.
Aise, a ane variety cf sen.s- ~nise shirts
\ y. FRIrsLEEES.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Writing from Boston. a New York country editor
saws: Boston is chiefly Distinguished for its Y auhce
enterprise. magnificent htrbur. crooked streets hy
pocrltical piety, spacious Common. big organ. dill
apiiateG State House. and the Atlantic Monthly. y
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

WESTERN man speaking of the Pacific rail-
road says il is one OF the funniest condolences in
the world. that almost every alternate section of
land on either side Of the railroad belongs to some
member of Congress-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

= ford The Sc,sd sound and scientific medical sid
II the t-oatTaet and 81 private and cro1ie dis
e@sos ii seo1sS and and All sexual diseases.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

IT is bliss to learn lessons in love- for woman is
our teacher.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
rEFhe partnership heretofore existing mn
der the Of Schneider X Hoops at the Saloon,
Bank Exchange, in O-eviile Butte county California is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent William Schnei
der having purchased the interest OF l. W Hoops all
debts due by said firm TO be paid by William Schneider
and all debts owing 70 said firm 70 be paid 70 William
Schneider.
L " HOOPS
WY SCHNEIDER
June 57th, 1857.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
As q Family Physic.

F,oas d.. (. lr. CT.lcTgal Ner Orleans.
Your Pills the prince of purge<- Their excellent
cuSlitias sarpass any cthar.c pn>sess- They are
mild but VERY Certain and erctnal in their action thu
10 vels. which makes them Invaluable to il the a.y
treatment OF disease.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
HoEsN5AUM's R!TTERs!

-
Cures D-yre3sis.
Cures Diar-hcz
Cures Jaundice.
Cures Liver Complaint
Cures indigestion
Cures Fever and AEue.
And all Bilious Diseases.
Ee osEN .AUT'S BTTTERs ARE THE
e lnyslid's Delight the Poor Mans Friend. They
ka!yen Invlgograe, Strengthen. and in pleasant WY
eradicate Diseases.
TR1 THEM.
Tor Sale BY Druggists and Ipuor Dealers everywhere
O b. y. B JACOBS & CO
Gn1t 123 Front street San F--,rss,,,
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BIZ LETTER OF 9TH

& e-ss Free. Il -Vcssid be equally useless and
necessary elu,r1erats here te diseases cOei II the
Institute. All classes Of complaints treated. but
cer- my duty mention those of special nature
usn s17eh the uIl.esiag and Irresponsible csssck
l1ye4s. VIII phases vel calculated decssYe those i-
-ort q the emptiness o. his professions. EItsi among
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

ANGRY friendship is not unflequently as bad is
calm emmity
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

II is very easy thing for man to be wise for
other people.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

sEGgo in Georgia fogged his daughter to
death for clandestine sparkling
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Boy seventeen years of age has been arrested
Lexington Miss, charged with five mnrterS.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Ten years hence Queen Victoria viii probably
have forty or fifty grand children.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
Headache, Sic Eaul s.emae:
Bilious Disorders Complaints.

From DR.. I7ieaioTe Bil. of .Yalr Iorl C!y.
Not only your plls admirably ADAPTED their rur
rnse aperert hut find tir beneficial Effects upon
the Liver verv marked indeed They have in prac-
tice proved eiIeciual for tho OF b.i0as
t7ti1aS ;iIaa any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length pursaiye which
thy the cenhleee OF the profession ana the people.
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g &c B IT D 8 E ASRS.
"a N A r. r MS GIFT!
1InI n YRI N1R nTRRs

THE MOST O1RTAIN REMEDY lvER USED
oovopr ~Hss, fG.jI.y. e syrrRRicfsrRss
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Crly Tea Pills 10 b Iatss 70 E1sa C~s.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
81
II from two 70 f0oP G.y sn o.
Of the bCetor and CSsms Of pTsssSs 4s
% ssn: Cured
sorssdA IA SsS MGR
pr,o.-M.,. ,.ss.ss:. s. %sasss. S Ssr''''''
BLOODi BL0ODv BLo0DliI
..i5.ss yz ssSAEss ss45s ssEai..s
81 sS1E Hlss 6i5 =:
most potent, certain and eectual remedy ever pre-
soon
and permanent; Take, then, Of this purifying rem.
sosss1iss hat for which ,SS may ;sDsns IN sSS.
'eN"' DO not DEsPAIRI
9Gfo,s
& XII I; all the bed sfi 3
.., ne Ssa GS.ss p
happily adapted, in UloeEsted Uterus. in Leuoos.
Hiity, and Tor sl complaints incident 70 th1 20
Gent By express. Price Sl.S Per bottle.
sAMARITANs WASH
L. IN $500 Of Syphilis, used In connection With the
Tuii directions. Price Is cent?.
The efficacy Of these remedie. 10 alike aoknowl.
isiss q a{ Es:ss and patients They ere used
WHAT the sgRssOgs SAT o. rHs sAMAs
.P9sI hSsrII.I, TOR AnsHALL, Baltimors.
seStine that have used The bsmsrits. Rsmsdisa'
ior vsnsr.l di:sesss IN iss %Ost cussomsEy forms
and properly, and, have found them respond 70 my
ss:if es%sssitios. S..s q: saiis:s ScnhasSos Is
Ir's'n.'nd the. 's.eHaEfiTfhrp o. BowsRs,
"Assistant Surgeon. sth n. Z. Vols.
eelA by .. o. E0RD, corner llth strsst and Penn.
glvanis .avsnas, WishinSton; .HINRY OOOK,
As.1:sissso's g.. y Hssa:;ss:
ORPHANs' gOU RT. December n. lsss.-Dn.
" fRIcf OF C0LuH1lA. WASHING TON COUNT,
t1.s1ix Of DANIEL s srs.n. dses.ssa. the sSniai:.
Of the Orphan Court OF wsshinston county
aforesaid, ,slpointsd SATURDAY; the 18th day q
tribution Of the person.l estats Of said ds.
Same have been collected and turned into money;
Ssosassd are nOsissd 70 attend. WITH .Seis
By law S s. psHeludsd from Iii Ssssas "a ssid de-
Sssy 3: % 3
ming star previous g the .aid dsy. ,,-,n
dslslavsw' Register Of wins.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
WORTH KNOWING.

WURTH KNOWING.
are to be had at
MILLER's CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown, d O.
He has Just received q large stock Of Bleached
Shfrtines and SheetiDg, at lower prices than they
have been sold sisce the war Bleacbed Muslins,
at IN and 10 cts; good yard wide do, % cts ana
Pillow Cottons very cheap. Brown Muslns, l2l,
and Is cts yard wide do: leand 20 cts. Merrimsck
Wool French Merino, 81 Winter Dress Goods
generally, embracing Psplins, Empress Cloths,
Plaids, Delaines &c, at cost Shawls Blanke cts,
Tisnnels, Cloths and Cassimeres Gloves and
Hosiery, at unusually low prices
Call and examine his stock.
de 81 3ws BENJAMIN MILLER
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I ADIES LOOK AT THIS.

COLLAR AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY.
Hacn lady having work done at the HEAP
Patent Once, will receive gratis one Collar and
Islr OF Guns, stampsd on the finest muslin. for
chain stitch. Braid Or Embroidery, suitable for
night, gowns: Star B raid and Colored Cotton for
the above at reduced prices. Initials STAN ped
price heretofore ssked. de 20 ~
(NENTLEMEN WHO ABE AFYLICrED.A
~ cure warranted by an old Surgeon Of twenty.
tnree years experience in this particular branch
apply to auseks. but to J B. GARDNER, n. D..
late OF the United States Bicord Venereal Hos
pitsl. once No. II soutn street. onposite tha
Capitol Square, south side 1"0 '"0
y Medicines also furnished at cost.
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LETTERS DELIVERED AND CoLLECTRp
During the month OF December the 25 carriers
OF the washington City Post ONCE delivered
S9.oo4 mail letters, 1U,s02 local letters and
Zo,Oo5 newspapers; 62,77l letters were Collected
oy them from the street boxes. During the
quarter ending on the 31st ult., 29I 4a5 m All
letters were delivered, 29, 1877 local letters and
S4.5e5 newspapers. During the quarter tsO
o5i letters were collected from the street boxes
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CITY ITEMS.

HAVE You SEEN the new Ten Dollar Over.
coat at Henning's One Price Store, corner
Seventh street and Maryland avenue7 It's q
superior article 20 that he has been Offering
hitherto at that price
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JEwRLRY. = Bog Wood Sets. Jet Chains,
Bracelets, Lockets. 200 styles Buttons, Studs.
spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, iCaH Bells, But
ter Knives, Salts, Ladies Companions, and
Shell Boxes, for only one dsiiar, at Prigg's
One Dollar Jeweary Store. No. s3s Penn. ave.,
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OLD FORT DEFIANCE STILL HOLDS HER
OSErNo Breach in the Wall.-The old com.
msHder was ret frightened at two and two
and a half per bushel, but filled his Vaults
with the finest Presley Greek, Cone Rivers,
Tassmaker and York Rivers and receives
daily lper Adams Express) from Norfolk,
barrel Lynnhaven Bays, and from two to three
hundred gallons shucked oysters Of the finest
KIND, and Is selling them at the lowest market
prices. The best oysters served in the Saloon.
Fulton Market style, at the old prices, and the
largest half peck in town. "The Original"
NO. 2S1 T. street, corner 18th.
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PREsENTATioN.-Mr. James E. Bell, Super
Intendent of the Carriers division, CITY Post
ONCE, was yesterday presented with a heavy
gold ring, by the carriers in his employ
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MosEY ORDERs.-During the month of na-
cember there Were 600 money orders sold
amounting to l3-5SI.79, making an average
oaliy sale OF Abb. The amount paid ont
on account OF money orders drawn on the
washington Office during the same time was
eli,So 80 averaging 1923 Us each day The busi-
ness OF this branch OF the city Post Once ia
steadily on the increase, and the system con-
stantiy growing in popularity with the public
as tney become more familiar with its sim
pllclty and entire safety.
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POLICE REPoRrs-This morning. the liz,
tenants OF police reported ~ arrests in the en-
TIRE District; few Of these fer serious offence
The fines amounted TO $50 2S
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ALEXANDRIA AND RIVER NEws-From the
Alexandra Gazette Of yesterday we clip the
following:
The river, as far the eye can reach is one
sheet of ice, covered with snow. This morn
ing two tug boats started down the river but
made slow progress, and the track they opened
was soon INSTRUCTED again. The steamer L. c.
Knight. from New York, for Washington il
zee bound near the mouth of the river The
keypOrt, from Baltimore, for this city, is ex-
pected here O-day or to-morrow-she having
been iron coated
The rOute between Washington and Rich
mond by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad and Potomac s'eamers
having been suspended by ice on the Potomac
river. passengers. mail and express matter
now come by the Virginia Central and Orange
and Alexandra routes, during the reign of
the ice king.
The Mayor will forward a communication
70 the City Council to night. urging upon that
body the charitable duty Of Immediately
cause the opening Of a soup house, To simply
the poor and destitute Of the CITY,
The new mail arrang cement ad yertised 10 90
into effect to-day, on the Aqua Greek route
between Washington and Richmond has been
postponed indefinitely, in consequences of the
Potomac being blockaded by a coating of ice
four inches thick.
There will be a called meeting Of the CITY
Council Tonight, 10 take &C tIon with references
10 the bill now before the Virginia Legisla-
lure, asking for a charter to construct a rail
road along the Alexandria Canal from this
city to Georgetown.
There are now but nineteen persons CON-
fined in the county Jail.
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WIN. KNABI CO.'S PIANOS,
PRINC1 4 co. ORGANs AND ME
L0DEONo, VVNVv
for sale ana rent on easy terms. o: Ne. as nth
street, above Rsnnsyivsn1e svenue
re l-so6ms +. o. R1IOHINBAOH.
A MODERN MIRAOLHt G-eF-I
n,ah hom o,c sna young, from rich and p01T from
HALLS VEGETABLE
q blCILIAH HAIR RENEWER.
10 perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness Makes hair grow. A better dressing
IMAM any "ofl" or "pomatum. 80 6oftens brash,
CRY and wiry hair into Beautiful SiIken Tresses
Bat shove All, the great wonder 10 the rapidly
Eltn which IL restores GRAY HAIR TO frs Original
PRESTO, UHAN0Ei lts
yogthiui bssaty. 1t does not dye the hsir. bus
n5inss at rhe root and alls Il With new life and
II viii net take long disasressble trial 10 prov.
me truth OF this matter. The nrst application viii
S nys good; yen viii see the NATURAL Colon return
-. BiToRI you KNOW IT, -.
1sp opH, gray, diseolored appearance Of the hair
gone giving place to lustrous, shining and
Ash fes Halls sicilian Hair Rsnswsr; no other
Article At ali liks Il IN effect. You win nnd Is
AND srsx TO DO YOU acop 10 '''
a nele sle meay limitations. Be sure yeu procure
the senuhe: menufsetured only By
b y. HALL q CO., Nashas N ii.
vor sale ~ All druegists aE-S.U
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N o 7 i O K 4.
N
NV. GAIT BRO.
VIII this day open their goods for the
NEW YEAR,
ment. a'''''
~sILyER wARE4
In endless variety, gotten mp especially for
WEDDING AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS
NV. CALI 3 BRO, jewelers..
de 2S-St 334 Pennsylvsnis ayenus
AT GREATLY EEDuorp pR1ors.

AT GBEATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We eaye on hand, and are constantly receiving
1ery rae 1rsfs. large quantities Of COAL Of the
OIoss tons Of 40 lbs. delivered In any part Of
ne city az the following prices:
o,he oss Mountain. Chestnut, W. A 81 Is. All
IoSSf sizes and qualities of White Ash, except Lee
HnsI IS ~, from the following mines, viz: Lee
Mil mountain. Baltimore Cos. Boston Run
barre Coal and Iron Co., Plymouth 90 q
s. Is diamond Vein and Lyksns' Valley Bed Ash
Lehish 49,
Snmberishd Coal, run OF mine, 81.
SS.noerlsnd Lump Coal, IS So 60
S9nstsntly on hand
can furnish Coal By the cargo .. the loves,
nov |. the time for families to Put their vim
,Orders will be received ct our once, ass 9th
OF tn street ~ ioot
aefd s.P. BROWN SON,
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BOARDING.,
PERSONAL.

A b. MAURICI. REAL SCIENTIFIC AS.
-. TROLOGER OF AMERICA,
time OF ones birth, will reveal astonishing Sc
cIsts tnet no hvfHg mortal ever knew before how
ne tells pane and very day you marry; describes
ne INTENDED companion, and tells sll events Of
cents 10 81: gentlemes In full 81. Gall ct S7O
LIT 81 near y, all hours until In the evening.
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= II II A LII.
(341 Penn's avenue, Established lSy, y
NEW GOODS.

We have Just received full line OF China, GIas.
sndfancy Goods, suitable for the Holt
days s sqeh e. Dinner, Tea. and Toilet
Bowls, &c; Toys In great variety; Vases
lunch and tgsnog Bowls; Fancy Cups AID san
kets. Tin ware, Lamps, and q general assortment
of Goods in our line
Goal Oil By the barrel and on drauRht
We invite all in want of articles In our vav 70
give us call and examine stock and prices W hich
sale or retail.
stonevare at factory prices.
de Is cow PURSRLL SON
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The Society, In anncun cling to the public "a
their ANNUAL BALL, beg leave to state q
that every arrangement which the attention -
OF their Committees money can COM l.diA
mand will be made available for the comfort and
enjoyment of our friends on the above occasion
To those who have favored us with their pres-
esce at former entertainm nts, We would saw that
from the Preparations in hand we have every in.
die iuon Of making this AIR as pleasant and
successful any Of our previous efforts to satisfy
and please.
occasion. VIZ
supper will be furnished by an experienced
caterer.
efreshnents in abe udance
Tickets, 81 admitting Q gentleman and ladies'
Committee Of ArTGngements
J. II. Du Rant, N.R. Bishop
ii. q. Espey, A. q. Huliett
O'Neat May, james T. MCGOWAN.
Jan lot
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DIED.

DIED.
ADAlR. At the residence Of her naran,. Och
sIeet, near north, on January lst sIp All
FL. ABETH, only child Of VIM. a. and Marsa
fet Adair, n the 4th year Of her age
Col takes the beautiful the hest
They are but lent, net given
ne sets HIS Jewels on His breast
N.Y. Inat tney may shine In heaven
Inc funeral WIN leave the w esIsv Cbanei NJ.
ssion, yth and streets north, on Thursdsy 1h.r
olItnoay January Sd. at O'Clock D. M and me-.
ceed 10 GlenwOod Cemetery The S,iands 70 p ~
family are respectfully invited - 'uo
wilmington, Del, papers please copy.l
1UmPHkEY. On Tuesday, January FRED
EklCk LEE. dearly beloved son Of lane. .nd
run pnrey, aged months and 10 days.
Another little lamb has gone
Todwell With him who gave;
Another quiet happy home
Ii Swallowed By grave
Geo needed one more angel child
Amid bis shining band
ana 20 he beat with loving SMILE
ana eiasped your Freddies hand
nt nds and relatives OF the family are respect-
d.iJ invited o. attend the funeral on the Sd inst .
Baltimore Sun please copyl