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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05
Murder OF an Entire Family near the
kentucky Border.

The Louisville Courier Journal saws:
"a little over week ago a rightful tragedy
was enacted In Lentress county, Tennessee
near the kentucky line. There lived in IN
section family composed OF an old LADY, some
eighty years OF age, snd her three grandchiI-
fIen-One young lady, another a boy of
twelve, and the third a small girl In the
neighbOThoOd was man named Lodgson, who
IN some way became eognizant of the fact that
the old lady had in her possession a cousiter
abe amount OF money, the back pay of her
dead son who had been a soldier, and he re-
solved 10 secure n AT all hazards Proceeding
enc night 10 the house she Occupied Iodgson
Win knife and revolver, murdered the grand
motner and granddaughter and left the bow for
dead also All the money he found, oweysrw was
So and with this he fled. The bow who for
tunaiely survived, next day told the tai. Of the
niOOdy work OF the night, and the sheriff of
Is@nuess county. as soon 5 he could be noti-
n-d, started Immediately in pursuit of the muir
oTrer with warrant. He pas-ed through
Clinton county, In this state, where he was
JOINED by the sheriff Of Clinton. and toge thsr
lEe TWO sherlffs made their way 10 HustouyIIIa
Llncoln county. Here they captured the mur-
Gerel - the house of his father, even before ne
had changed the clothing he Wore when he
committed the terrible crime, and which more
the blOod-staIns of cruel murder
1T was found that Lodgson, on rea ching his
father : house, had sent for heavy lock which
ne designed placing on the door, and that he
nad also sent woman and boy for powder
iedd ana caps. These parties were detained,
however. II was evident he intended making
a desperate resistance, but the officers experi
tnced IltIe or no difficulty in effectIng his ar
Test He was taken back 10 I.pntress county
where he VIII doubtless be made to suffer tIs
extreme penalty o. the law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05
DIED.

JACKS On the mornir Of the 4sh instant,
WILLIAM BkNJAMIN JACKSON, In the 55th
year Of his age.
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-
dence No. 533 Pennsylvania avenue, on TO NOR
Tow tsundayl af ern0on, st O'Clock. which the
fTleLds OF the fami are respectfully invited to at
tend.
BEDE. On the 4th instant, at the residence of
her son OF Law, VIM y. Harper, Mrs JANE
BEDE. relet Of the late George Bede, n the sd
year OF her age
Iht friends Of the deceased are requested to At
tend the funeral services, which will be held at
Wesley Chapel. corner sth and streets. to m1r-
ToW Sunday afternoon, 81 O'Clock precisely.
LOWRIE On Saturday, the 5th, Of con sump-
ZION, ROSA LOWRIE.
The burial services will take place ct the Church
II the Incarnation corner 18th and " streets,
hondsy. the eth Instant At III The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited.
bICBAPDS. en- the 5.h instant, at qu arter past
clock: AGNES BLANCHE, daughter Of 8. A.
and sarah a Rich ards, age syears IL, months
sad days Port Tobacco Times please cspy I
The TREND. Of the family are invited TO sttena
her funeral at the residence Of her father corner
New jersey avenue and l. street south, at O'Clock
on Monday afternoon.
MaRTIH On Sd instant. after short I'll = ems
TEREsA AGNES ysun sest child Of p. r. and
} Martin, aged 10 months.
KICK. On the Sd instant, MARY ELLA
youngest daughter of julius and MARY M Keck
sgsd years and - days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
~ ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold at public suctien, at Fort Monroe
arsenal Old Point Comfort, Va. on MONDAY,
the 9th day OF December, 1868, at 10 clock a. m ,
large quantity OF stores consisting in part of the
following articles viz
2i9 Field seige and Sea coast Cannon, Howitzers
and Mortars, cast iron (2G) and bronze, a. }
81 Wrought iron Gun Carriages, and cast iron
Large quantity of Artillery Implements and equip
ments
1925 Shot; Shell, Spherical Case, Stands of Grape
and Canister, fer smooth bore and ria ed
guns. OF various calibres.
50 Foreign Model Arms, of various cslibres.
- Burnside CsIbiDes, good order.
ls9 Killed M9skets, altered to percussion, cal.
3s Foot Artillery Swords. good order.
7N Springfield Rihed Muskets, cal. S.
Il Rifles, assorted.
3epOrting Rifles and Shot Guns
66 Light Artillery Sabres.
212 N. q. o. and Musicians Swords.
Infantry Announcements. Horse Equipments, and
Small Arm sppendsges.
ARTILLERY and Cavalry Bits and Iron Parts, fer
G,67S Cartridge Bags FLANNEL and sergeJ
Rope and Corn Sacks.
Blacksmiths', Carpenters, saddlers', and Armor-
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
cannon; fourteen days for all other stores.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. cash to be paid
on day OF sale, balance delivery of the goods
catalogue OF the articles to be sold will be far
n1shed pom application at this Arsenal or at the
Ordnance Office Washington, ID. c.
he oflcer making the sale reserves the right 70
bid In and sus pend the sale whenever the bidding
does not come up to the limit that may be fixed by
the interests of the United States in his opin-
ioD' may be suo'erved By SO doing. R.v1op
Maj. Of Ordnance and Bvt Col. is A., Comds.
de 2td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS. Re.

The lower House Of he North Carolina Lag.
isIature hiss adopted the Senate resolutions in
vesrg ting the bribery charges. The iuyesti-
sauon VIII now proceed. There IS much oppo-
sitlOn 10 the resolutions. Grave discIosure are
promised. Both Houses have adopted a reso
luton 10 take a recess from December DIST 10
January 4th. "
The Havana Pays newspaper in an editorial
Objects strongly TO the Assumption of the ti,Ie
Of Cuban Junta'' by certain nsrsons in
Madrid, and says they are unauthorized par-
sons and do not represent the Cubans The
Pays - the organ of the Liberal party
The Senate of the Alabama IagisI,,nre has
passed phi making the wearing of DISCUSSES
or maSk oy any number OF men crime punish
anIe oy hne and imprisonment The Leg
december. '-'' -
The steamer Dorrance exploded her boiler at
mobile yesterday. killing two negroes outright
ana nluring another severely that he died
ION dlter Two whites and several negroes
Were in iursd.
The previous reports of the attempted de.
mOnstratiOns IN Paris on the anniversary of
made.
A meeting Of workingmsn was held at AL
bany' New York, Thursday night, 10 protest
against the contract system of labor in me ns
nal institutions OF the State
The Richmond Dispatch OF Yesterday fFri-
DAY says thar General Stoneman has not vet
usslI . Snat course he will adopt IN regard to
The directors of the New York Central Rail.
ROAD are charged with an over-issue of stock
-Ed an injunction was issued against them in
New \ oTk city yesterday.
Genera Laureano Sauz- of Spain, has ac-
Septed an appointment a Captain General of
fOrto RicO, on condition that reinforcements
OF regular troops be sent TO that island.
81. N. Rakin. cOlored, has been appointed
Oallln OF the U. :. Distinct Court now ia session
IN Memphis, Tenn.
William Webster committed suicide At Otta
va Canada, by shooting himself through the
head with shotgun Thursday night
The temporary railroad bridge across the
Mlssonri rlver at Omaha was swept away by
Locating Ice on Thursday evening.
The ship James Waple3, laden with railrold
sbPpLes Tor Havana is detained az Richmond
by the Cuban revolution
Inc High School building At Fon du Lac.
WIS, was burned Thursday evening
General Dulce sails for Havana on the 18th
--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05

DEATHS BY SUPFOCATIoS.-A sad acciden
occurred a GTtenways brewery in Syracuse
n. ". Thursday afternoon, resulting IN IN
death OF two OF the employees of the establish
nent- Mr.. Edward Hancock, in endea oring
10 ascend into an empty fernsntng tub, was
OVeTpowered by the gas which still remained
IN ltSnd was sufOcated by its fumes An
other workman, Mr.. Dennis DELAY, in pro-
ceeding TO the rescue, OF Mr. Hancock, was
also Overpowered and sufocaued Both of
their bodies were shortly after recovered but
all attempts a resuscit1tion were entirely nm
avaIling. Mr.. Hancock had been employed by
MI GTeenway over fifteen years, and was an
excellent and careful man. He leaves a wife
and three children. DELAY was unmarried
eSLynchIDg down South is now described
a. "a man kicking at the United States from
the end Of tight rope, very dead"
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MARRIED..

EDwARpS-OjBoURN. On the 29th uItimo,
st - y. teI's Church. by the Rev. Father Bowls,
GEORSE T. EDWARDS 81 Washington city. to
lssJASE A OsBOURS, OF Prince George cou IN :
". Nd IAarlborOu gh papers please copy.l
BUkNELL-LiTTLE. On the 81 instant by the
k-v X. n. Brown. Mr.. VIM. BURNELL, Of New
\ orb TO Miss JULIA A. LITTLE. daught Of the
iLEtCn-
NArLOR-FURGUSOH. On the Sd instant, at
tn First Baptist Church. by Rev DR.. Anderson,
EJ Bet SON.
DORSETT-McGBEGOR At Trinity Church.
Upper Marlboro. on the 81 instant, by the Rev
J. ktrshaw. r. sOMrBVILLE DORIS EFT ts
Mrs BELLE McGREGOR, ell of Prince George q
county, Nd.
BOwIE-McGRE6OR. At the same time aud
place. and b. the same T. y. 8. BOWIE to Miss
AGGiE W. hCGBEGOR, all of Prince George o
county, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05

AN AMERICAN SCHOONER SEIZED UY THE
HAGTIESs.-POrt au Prince adyices TO Novem
Der ~ state that the American schooner F. ID
hart, from New York, was captured by the
Man-OI-war S-lnaye while entering the haro0r
o. 81 uaTc's- The ergo was partly sold for
account of the government. The acting Amer
lean Consul at Gonaiyes protested against tn
seizure out was insulted tor his pains. Som.
excitement has ensued in eonseq uence, and a
French and British war vessel were to sail to
y onaives TO protect foreign interests. An
Engllsh brig. the Aerolite, was also seized un-
der similar circumstances and taken to Port an
Prince, but the British Charges d'Afaires had
claimed and would probably receI We posses
sion of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05

RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50, South asst corner 9Th and ID street
THE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARk AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENIs NER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE
DISTRICT OF O0LU MBlA, AT AUCTION
"a On FRIDAY, the 2Oth instant, we will sell,
81 the warehouse and store OF p Bar1ho-
"a low, Eco opposite the Centre VI srket. on 7th
street, between Pennsy ly anis avenue aud the
Canal, commencing at O'Clock .. IN, and
continuing from evening to evening until all is
sold. the largest, most complete, sud general as
soT'ment Of lard ware and Agricultural Imple-
ments ever offered for sale the city Of washing
tor As the stock Is we'll known TO be OF the m at
superior quality and greatest variety, we deem il
unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
no H-u llnt&ChrCnI AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION SALES,
Ky GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctinneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Ne s2b southe act corner Seventh and - sta
RIRIIn AUGYInN

- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Ne s2o southe-st corner Seventh and SITS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
DAY AWNING next. December oh. a, o,S,os
z m, .alusble Lot on 7th street sesr, betxeea
street by depth Of 81 es, siSeh. Th ,r, o. are
enense 70 oetaio fne business location,
and eish. on. n ,ets ea:s balance
sleo down day OF sale Expenses Of convey an Il a
Soi ns y s u
VIII De re,ola, b. insertions in the Star, at ex.
' ss:G a''a' GfsE RIIs's' WILLIAMS Aue,.
ID A.etioneen sad Real Estate Brokers,
No. s2s southeast corner 7th and D streets
FngR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRoNr-
AND sTkIETs NORTH, AT s6cTIoS'
o, On lslDAf. The .th day of Dsosmoer next; at
and ~ or shs Ios;
ssusr. No ~; being 9 COED baiidihg frost and
This property 10 valuable to any one wishing to
buy Tor an Investment Title good,
months, for notes bearing interest aud secured by
a deed OF trust oD the premises. All coRveysncins
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
no0'd llnteLl AuctiOReers.
~ THE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED, ON
s.h instant, same 6onr and place tue
dos d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RH COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late Clerks with j. q. Mcclure & Co \
southwest corner Penn q avenue aud IIth street
Star Once Building
SUPERIOR FURS, SILK DRESSES, GOLD
WATCH LADY's CLOTH CLOAK, RAIR
On TRtssb AT ASssISS December "a
E7Slst 10 O'Clock we will sell, at our auction
- rooms, q small lot Of the above AIMED arti-
ei.s, GIL of which are nearly new. We name in
part
livery large and superior Mink Cane aud Mur
Id diun size Mink Cape and Muf
elegant Silk Dresses, used but once or twice
Ladies Cloth Cloak
Silk Tissue Dress
Gold Watch and lair Chain
Set II air Jewslry, Gold mountinys.
Will be sdded the folio wing neu goods
large assortment Of RucheS and Flowers, Trim
mipes
"a Ladies Cloaks and Circulars
4n yards Scoth Plaid, Delaines and Alpaca
Shawls, &C, &c.
The above goods will be sold positively, without
reserve, to cover advances.
Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMER,
de5-dts INTEL Auctioneer
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
Il HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 81
day of December, A. u. 1868, warrant in
OF G. and VIM. n. BARNES, OF the
been adjudsed bankrupts on their own PETITION
property belonging to said bsnkrupts, 10 them or
them are forbidden by law: that a meeting of thu
creditors Of the tsuch bsnkrupts, II prove their
oebts and choose one or more assigne IS Of their
estate. will be held AT a Court of Bankruptcy T.
be holder at the City Hall, in the City Of W ash
ington, before j. Sayles Brown. Register on
the 18th day of December, A. D., 1868, 10 O'Clock
a. m. DAVID s. COOLING,
1t Us Marshal of d. c.. as Messenger
TT BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Il HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 1th
day of December, A. ID. 1853, q warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Lee
OfOLD GRADWOHL OF the city of Washing.
ton. Of said District. who has been ad Ind ged a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payments
ofsRy debts and delivery OF any property belonging
to such bankrupt to him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden AT the
City He'll, in the city of Washington, before J
Ssyles Brown, Register. on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock m.
DAVID 8. COOLING,
1t U. 3. Marshal OF ID. c., as Messenger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-05

TTHOsE ABOUT TO DECLINE HOUsRkRRP.
ing VIII ind it 70 their advantass TO call on
cs We sell On snAil commission and make lib
sral advances No charge for storage or carriage.
Special attention paid TO outdoor saes OF real e.
tate and other property.
~ sales every msrning II 10 o'clock.
II. COLBMAH CO, Auctionesr,
$50, corner Penn'a avenue
=" o-In and 10th street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
by GREEN WILLIAMS,
- AuStionsers and Real Estate Brokers',
No A0h So haasf I'm Ard n

A"sS - enNVVNs
III eEKks wIL III I.Is
No. sac, Southeast corner TN and d streets
CHANCRHY SALE or DESIRABLE PROP.
sBIS On 12TH STREET WEST, BkrwkKs
b, virtu. Of q decree passed ~ the Supreme
Court Of The District Of Columbia Ia Equity csu.e
the Vi. I'll g sHs sSa a s Of
eember. 1873, at q O'Clock m Lot numbered A,
sarsf. sumSered two RanareS aud eighty ons s
(1sl ss the same IL designated aud distinguished
opti1s s.ensy q rns feet s % q ,s streets .sd
running back one hundred and Nifty i've 1851 feet
bounded or The north side By . is,feSi alley
Nh ne lmproyemeIts consist OF q tso stors frsme
D1Teillpg House containing niue t9 rooms, with
Terms of sale One third cash, and the bslsnce
The VIII sspl"se lS .esTey Se S
terest from the day Of sale, viii be required. All
the purchs.er A de posit Of sSe suadreS dollar.
val val be required 81 the purchaser 81 the time OF
with 10 fye days after day Of sale the trustee
ss che right to resell the premises a, the r.k
Using three times In some newspaper pubIis.rd
u BRIGHT Trustee.
r 1hsEN WILLIAMS,
ho gu lhipIess'l Auctioneers.
.~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uN.
Plsce. BY order Of the TIIsise
De lENpressl Auctioneers.
RY COOPER LATINER, Auctioneer,
- Late Clerks with J. q. McGuire A 90 -
Southwest csrner Penn. avenue and 18th street,
(star once Buildinab
EXTENSIVE PAwNBR0KkB's sALEATAUo.
TlON
IN HBBZBERGiS Annual Fall Sale OF Upre-
sSsfieemec Pledges will be held at our auction
GLE6 rooms, on SATURDAY EVENING. D~cem-
Der 5th at clock. when shall offer an extern
slNe assortment OF merchandise, COM risng-
Gold and Silver Hunting, American, English,
Patent Lever, aud other Watches.
Cold On aims in variety
Gold Rings, Bresstpins, Diamonds, AID other
Jewery. together with silver and Plated Ware.
Also,
Wearing Apparel, consisting of Laties Cloaks,
Dresses, Dress Patterns, furs in variety &c.
Gentlemen's w caring Apparel, comprising Over
and other Coats, Pants. an2 Vets, together with
Guns: Pistols, Musical Instruments, Fancy Goods
&c &C, &C.
Terms cash.
CHAS. FERZBUBG Pawubroker
de3 ST COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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EY GREEN & WILLIAMS.

kY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
D. AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and d streets
TIE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD.
TRiCT OF GoLtMBi&. AZ Au6rf6N. DIS
xs Win sell Al the seS wsr sa nR:'s and
nos,.s -. store store Of y Bartholow, Esq., %
tween Pennsyiy.nls avenue and the canal canal com m
mencing at III o'clock m, and cont nue. from Az
0f 1S snd a1Ries
t9Isl Implements ever offered for sale in the city
OF the most superior quality and greatest variety
we deem Il unnecessary to enumerste.
nol9d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auct..
R1 GREEN WILLIAMS,
IL Agctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. $40 Southeast corner of7th and ID sts.
FOB SALE AT AUCTION.
O. viii sell on MONDAY, the eth instant AZ
"a clock on the premises. one three-story Brick
.,s House onse' No 81. on street, between ith AMI
by TO- and rear of lot fronting a fifteen foot
Terms One third cash; balance in u. IL .nas,
Hnt ao with mt fnfe1sst secured by deed OF trust
DIES GREEN WILLIAMS. Auot,.
lChron. and Intel
RY VIM. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneer.,
~ Stores 81 and S17.
Southwest cor. Penns ave. and 9th street
.CONsTABLE's SALE.
E"U Cox, J. p. for the county and city OF
Washington, and to me directed In favor OF
Thomas fahey against George Wiley, i have
seized and taken one Frame House on Square 40
corner Of street south and Water street, in the
CITY OF Nas hlngton, on the land of George Mat
tlngly, and which will sell, at public auction on
MONDAf. l4th day Of December. 1858, for cash Al
the honr OF O'Clock p. m, in front Of the prem.
ises. Terms cash.
O. CLAGETT Constable
deS w. L.. WALL 90, Aucts
TNAkEN lsTRAY BY TIE METROPOIJrAN
II POLICE-On the 18th of November, one small
on nose which will be sold to the hi CHEST I'd
ger, at w l.. w all Ce. Baz sar No. 9. I5ouis-
lsns avenue, on TUESDAY, December Is, IsSs AZ
~ CLOCK q. m. unless reclaimed by the ovner AZ
tb1s once, NO Louisiana avenue. prior thereto
by oroer. GEO. Il. HERRIOK.
s.. an. Property Clerks
oeEN w. L. WALL o., Aucts
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RY GREEN wILLIAns.
10y GREEN a WILLIAMS
- Arctioneers sud Real Estate Brokers'
No. sac Southeast corner 7th and ID str-~ts

VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED AND IMPROVED
kLAG Estate FRoNIING on skvESrH
sIk kkT S5sTia. s sT strT,osH AND 1
g. On WEDNESDAY. the s-h instant, at q
-: clock m We shall sell on the premises
- Lots Nos II. Is. 10. rs, Is aud sUth "a t-ets
inch.s Of Lot " IN square No. <6e. beiag GOOD
hnl.dins fronts and depths sl.o, part inpr0ysi
" 18th good sad ne . frame BniIdins Houses
Terms, One third cash, balance Ga Elk aud twelve
m nths for notes bearing interest, aud secu rel BY
soeed II trust on the premises. Al ,uveyancipg
snd revenue stamps Al the cost Of the purchss er.
$50 down on each lot when sold
oe4 GREEN WILLIAMS. Austs
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PAWNBROKERS.
STOVES, &c.

PREPARE FOR WINTER
~ Repairs for all kinds and sizes OF E
n can be found at B0YD's STOVE and ~
HARDWARE, 419 9Th street. Bring name and
pumper OF stove Ole stoves taken in part payifer
new ones. BoBERT BOYD, arg 9th. bet b and
bsuecu. se 5-Sns
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G. BAUM.
Removed.

gOLL BABIES HOOP SKIRTS, Is GENTS.
would re.pectfuIly call the attention OF the
Lsfies that have Just received the largest stock
OF FRENCH CORsBfe. ell qualities. from 70 70 d :.
4 ON also nufscturing all the latest novelties OF
PANIER and BUsTLE SKI BITS. Ladies will
bear IA mind that all Goods warranted to 1T or
sale.
OHAs. BAUM.
sl3 sEvIHrH STREET,
dsi InteIlissncsr Building.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS L A. CO80URN's SELECT SCHOOL.
N1 in u str eet Baptist Church. bet 6th and
7tb SITS: The English Branches taught on the Nor
nal School Plan. Address 2O7 Pa. ave. de5 I'm I.