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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


r.,. noard convened yesterday afternooa at four
c,c,ock and co mmenced business with resolution,
ofered by alderman HARDY, to the effect that the
resolution to pave Ninth avenue from Fourteenth to
rventy-third street, with Belgian pavement pre-
viously passed by the Common Council and approved
by the Mayor, be rescinded. He stated that when
the resolution was passed the majority OF the mem.
hers voted under misrepresentation and he showed
= pettion some half-dozen yards in length, bearing
the signatures of as many hundred .easeholders
on the line o! the proposed Improvement IN op-
position TO the project. A map OF the section
snected by the Improvement was also shown, on
which the location OF the premises OF those opposeu
10 the matter were marked in red Lose IN avor eit
blank and those considered doubtful yellow lhe
map looked as II 1t had very heavy atiack OF
measles, 80 many and so large were .he red spo,s.
The motion 70 annul The previous acton 9, te com
mon Council was carried by vote OF len 10 Iree.
resolution was adopted asking The Legislature
20 insert in the city tax levy $4,000 Tor the New
York Dspensary and 1000 FOR the Branch Hom9o-
pathic Dispensary.
A small ameunt OF routine business was transact
ed after when the Board adjourned 10 meet on
Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock.
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Cor rHI wnoxo BcBy-A singular misfake ~
made By Q lady VINO vin1tod New Orleans 20 Get ne
body Of her hIsband. The New Albany Conan vcsal
states that just before the steamer Dexter len New
Orleans for this city lady went aboard and engaged
charges on metallic case which she supposed con-
tanned the remains Of her husband. She had given
the necessary directions TO the undertaken at New
Orleans for the shipment Of the body Of her dead hu
band, and she supposed the body would be shipped
bodies In the Office OF the undertaker. and An the
hurry OF shipment mistake was made and the
wrong body was sent 10 the boat. The mlstale wa0
not discovered until the body was put Oh tie boar u
this city yesterday AS soon the bcreaved saw me
box she discovered the and her grief was in
tense The body win be sent back TO New Orleans
and the right one returned in Its place.
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NEW JERSEY.
SIoEo!Scn. .


THE LATE SrABBiNG CAsE-Coroner White con-
Guided the inquest on the body Of James Hayes, and
the Jury returned q verdict in accordance with the
facts already published, adding that Jonn Neagc IN
fllcted the wound in seiideience Neagie is never
theleSs held for trial.
Newark.
ALLEGED BRUTAL ASSAULT ON AN OLD LApY.-A
quiet inonensive looking woman, nearly sixty years
OF age, hobbcd into the Police Court last evening"
and implorcd Justice Mills to protect her from the
repeated and cruel assaults OF her husband John
Slraghan tailor, doing business at No. 30 Market
street, whom she charged with having. during the
course OF yesterday, Knocked her down and kicked
her about the ribs and body until she was covered
with bruises. The Justice instantly complied with
her desire and issued warrant for the arrest of the
husband
NARROW ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS INJURY AT THE
OPERA HoUsE.-ln the course of the performance Of
"Ronioo and Julietf at this theatre Monday night
Of the crystal re1ecors attached to the ceiling
fllnminator suddenly fell In fragments among The
audience nhicting slight injuries ON the persons of
lady and three gentlemen. Had their faces been up
turned the result might have been quite serious.
The incident caused no excitement Whatever.
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iR:GcM Gcya7TE-su8SoEs TO sTEaasMp LINES.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE HEaALp:-
have no;iced many editorials in your valuable
paper regard NJ American commerce and would like
to throw ont sl,ac hints 70 your goodsciycs.
will IN tiis merely mention our shipping interests
with Great Britain.
since the days Of the Collins line what in the way
OF steamships have NE had to represent us9 great
pc pie, with III facilities FOR building and cqulppng
the best steamers that Ply between here and the diff
ferent ports in Great Britain, and yet in thc face OF
all this unable % keep up one line. Not steamer
under The American nag leaves New York, Boston,
Philadelphia or Baltimore for any ports In Great
Britain.
But are the people to be censurcdS No. Who
thenS Congrcsas Yes, Congress. While England,
France ana Germany give valuable subsidies to their
enterprlsih8 alip0Grers and thereby throw out
lncentlVe ~ efeatcr ehOr the siipOwnlnl fraternity
OF the United Stoies have no such incentive. Then
ASK, now can they manage any United States line
aid which they receive from the English government
10 carry, lrei NJ PASSENGERS, &C., much lower-can
In fact run any American steamship company out Of
existence In few months and there ID IlotIny left
the dock.
In Boston at the present time wc have two OF tho
inest steamships that ~ on the Atlantic, viz:--the
Erie and Ontario. These vessels are 1000 tons bur-
den are In every way lifted for the service aud
have male the passage between here and iiyerpooI
inside or ten DAYS. What more can we askY Yet they
cannot exist and are forced to withdraw, as foreign
competition is 80 great.
would ask that you in your valuable columns
would press II upon Congress TO provide government
aid 10 steamship lines In New York Boston, Pba-
dephia and Baltimore II You please.
Let the lines carry our mail matter and be under
government control. II at any time necessary what
navy this would be In case OF sudden war
subsidy OF 100000 for say three different lines
froul New York, Boston and Philadelphia would re.
vve our steamship trade with Great Britain imnedl.
ately.
may say that Mr. Farnsworth, chairman OF the
Committee on Commerce OF the House OF Rcpresen.
taves, Is IN favor Of the government granting sub
sides.
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BosnD or COuNcILMEN.

The Incorporation NIanunl' Resolution Passed
Over the Mayors vetO-MOre Streets to BE
Paved with NicolsOn Pavement.
The Board met yesterday afternoon, the President,
Mr.. Stacom presiding.
resolution was presented TO rescind the privilege
previously given to the Second Avenue Railroad
Company to lay switches and turnouts in Sixtythird
and Sxty-fourth streets, between First and Third
avenues. 1t was laid over
A resolution was concurred In to have compliment
taIy resolutions passed by the Aldermen to their
framed ut Il cost To the city OF $3.50.
4. The Corporation Manua resolution directing the
Clerk Of the Common Council to have $4,000 copies
printed, was called up and briefly discussed.
Mr.. STEPHEN ROBERTS said that the great city Of
New York was deprived last year OF one OF tho
greatest books In the State ana as the money appro
priated for manuals ana public printing would be
any o ne less ws vuape IA pub u
Tie matter had been evidently 'hxed" before the
Board met, for the resolution was unanimo usiy
The following resolutions in favor OF paving the
subjoined named streets with Nicolson pavement
were adopted-
Twenty-thrd street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
avenues; Dey street. from Broadway TO West street;
ninth street from Eirhtn 10 Ainth avenue; Third
avenue, from Thirty-iourth TO Forty fourth street.
AN ASSISTANT lIBEAuAS ~ TIE CITY HALL.
The resolution in Iavor OF appointing Charles
Banch to the post OF Assistant Librarian of the City
Library was concurred IN Notwithstanding the OBJ
lections OF his Honor the Mayor. lie salary IS
81, 900 year.
4 REWARD FOR THE MURDERER OF THOMAS F. La
vELLE
A resolution was adopted authorizing the Mayor TO
Offer u reward of 81 900 for the apprehension and
conviction OF the murderer OF Thomas i. Laveiie,
the Seventh Avenue Railroad conductor
PAVING SEVENTH AVENUE.
A resolution was offered authorizing TIE Croton
Aqueduct Department TO advertise Tor bids for
paving Seventh avenue from Fourteenth 10 Fatty.
ninth street with the stafford pavement, provided
that the expense does not exceed So per square yard
Alter the adoption OF a nuinDer ol ahiInpofta NJ
papers the Board adjourned till Saturday at two
O'Clock
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CoaIsIEilCIAL REPORT.
TrrspAv. March io--sP. N.

BErswAx quiet. Small sales MADE within The
ranse u sc. DC.
coFFET-- to very firmly hold, t- the demand
light aui sales were reported. o,her kinds were
is good demand. the sales besns tooo bag- Mara
caiso oa If.ra:e terms dagias the past week 200
bars of Java and SOC do Maracaibo private
We quote RIO ordinary esryocs, se s%c fair DO
s.c. i3S, eosa 10 lie. 90, rgse DO. nAc "a ae
Esrene for ois, sc isc al goli IN bond. ava,
2tc. 2ise Hsraca!so. 5Sc. lsse; La<uayra, isc.
Gei Jamaica, i5c- issc a. Donin..e, Nsc.nB - G.,
poid' cash, PAID Me&fs. Ar en- Ca make
Batsalgc .i2si ia N0bi., .0e. New orleans, %,
An rf pther sr,erlvtion 10 NV ogk il,0sl baga
C0tTuN.-fGcfa wae tee,1e@y les folag, the demand
frcfn al case Ucing h and hc Improvement established
rrtry irt the marked "a sin3 steady, how
at he reiucslun. The about 40
haes nciugii ian pecaaioa 49, Tor stinnng tN
export snd 900 IA transtu AEnexed the ciosias quota
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Nhg ~ uhgHct FGru steady uifrr inquiry,
No spnC lciysrei, = Is green Wv date Monday eg.
dn uner edyersc cable news ane heavy easEinrs and
a 6sss at s q = s sf Os G nc nss 'afs se gSs Ne sS .s
u ~ = u ier white = q q = or od uised n store
soniecFn oais were ea!i nna nominal q 3 g ny
ws Mas aa sn G seaay y sSs ~ ,s,9,. southern q ~ ~
State were liaposet Of a. ~ ss-ar asgnnce.
Ila: eaery yo s SLIPPER pyf rss ,ssr,.rs aS
wsre:rs Lsepo,, sSJ 6ish,s orn as az ~ Gsi.: =:
ssef 5 s,s s s csia 4 u I 81 81 'ss 's' a. ' q XIX
stSSo ascs sorn a N + az s5 ~. rs y L .r - IL
70 Breme 80 sses p,i. ,cns, u - tcasalee1t hhis
iba anS per .'eafsr ~ . !. cotton & e ise 1e' rosa
ansacfs . So .sss SlSp s,roeua - 10 o. a. s'. 81 s q ~ z.
ge,e An haesaa sshg. - " hhs 4 NJ sog no
vessel TO Porto Rico and baex wNh saeag ., 4. "a
n1a % Gsf p,, Il ia s,,A 49, "e2.i lss ee.
ship las tons 70 san Francisco railroad T5n. al
- es,P,y %, ~ st o Vessels e ,sa', savs hmsraa
Sos ena az Rattan ba :, roni Boston . Asswc, esafa
GrSSy cLoil was IN better demand ,he sacs tenr 100
so Ala ics BALE. ss.,oa. co. future
$uSSx b.es were eal, but ..ea4y a, isxe. .lss.
American ani &c. So, Tor Bsyariia. - 49, "" 'O'
was quoted al cc al ie 20 sss ssa 1s e Nan'
MAyIho maFsc' was moderately active about our
iilbEs; fair bushes, was oensunma,cd to-day, sna
lSs, az ssld 49, %, rs. s5 ~; :, Az, setrss'
cy;:, s,lg0 Brsno, rs sbea, q ilf, Al nss.,
goIi ing wei saitea Bnenos hyres 60 los, ., lie.,
Cru Cruz o. 'p rvs'e eSSIs erms sasaes iy %
quoted At sSc gold; Buenss Ayros % y les a-
ibs ise Rio srendr 70 20 is zee see oriao. ~
America Is 81 lbs i6.sc Ike, kaiamoros q . "a ts
l61c and Texas, g IS ibs, i3c lee Stock March
~, 1869, 1890 hldcs.
Inon-seotch pig was in better demand and more firmly
m sae se sss m y 2 a. - ay a.
Gengarnock part SHIP private terms Theirs bu,
little done IN American, buyers refusing pay the prices
manded No. American was quoted at Sss ~ aad No:
do a37 49, Saca y1J tons No Allentown, IN ios SO
There sales tons old bridge rails a. ga i2 do ai
rails and 1o2 do wrought scrap, ship private erms
Bar wes steady At 40 ss5.
ISDfao firm, with moderate demand. Sales rs &c.
rooms Guatemala At II 2J gold
LEATHEs-The marsc FOR hemlock was nrm, with rood
demand for most descriptions Receipts coniinuci tight.
Oak In brisk dcarc, and prices generally ic per
ID. hgher. Stock materially reduced. Htmock Buenos
Ayres he ei wee quo,sd at Mc; DO middle, 2ssr.
Do. middle 1&c 27c; do light ENC. aTc; do Osin.
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all mankind. He was an ardent admirer 0f Italian
unity and this day the Dantean prophecy OF seven
Smitl closed his lecture with an eloquent eulogium
the merits OF the poet Of Italy and then retired,
his lecture occupying one hour In delivery.
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Coz rrR-Ihe bu,inta In insu' wns moderate, bui
hplerE IL ther yewL Tao haeN auia0ltet to
3J U0j lhf, NJ 2i.c. 23Ss for Baltimore. anl - &c
~. s. lo bc,ron -.he ssser price fer Aprj sirery.
"a sui.A..dRmanilar were stea y, bat qaet st We
% Ter 'sance. Sperm sesdy al 45 &c., and paen II
6Je. n b.
CE4E.g.-E -Ea1.n iae unchan e at - rcr bbl
IgtsB ASD DlIs.--ghe mafkel gcnsrty quiet.
Sales sl rins caig,ie s1aa q fc r. ~ ons AL
saia ~ = odd saas cs2e. eatrcreys W DO ~, to
ni c al III ~ ~ ~ sui, 80 tons ash r. az
eo $50 segA = sarh n q ~ SEA eol aado c cur.
rtncy 2N ctsss b'casAia. powders Al e0ld and
e.a3 g. ,trren .,-As cream taFar - n e sos "
hhas TuAr9a toclinrai a. shau Sc. d., $50 bales
aea at "a - . bales SORTS Rrabic -
picked TO- do m io foa beans and 100 casks bleaching
powders lfts ale terms.
fLnuG RAt.. Reccipts, Gpi bills raur isi do aud
f9i ba real Us bg4hsla Nheai s2t %. las
do. oats aNd s malt. n1tf continued s,saty. lair
t1ade Genaad AID some a. u from shippers the rarSr
Western sll Siae uur fuiei ta-iay thr bGaiurss
tu' prices. Extra state ihe AruirF ala
hpldcrs all sell fusl picel.
Woern noar, thou vry rui freely aired VITA,
holders neias quite aAgga 70 ae thou not ankos enou
10 sil a. auy r'i 1n. shipping tales n Weitru
very s.siy and pFisea have chanei .cy ~ for week
pas. hf bsltsS was done Ia these grades hus s bush
ness was Inei1ly W trade hrands caofna 1our rsi nrm
scntinueJ fair demand. the ral,s about
bb.s, w. the OF the sd1Jonca quotations. South.
tour r'e ii.tiy dca In ami prices raCd steady:
sales I,UG hl lyc npnr Va better deigan
prices 'o sacs bang so nhs NJ az ~ 20 Corn
itift bbR IrIfcy y.
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Forty years ago preparations were made for a
MARI - tween a NJ. sheppard aud Miss Polly
Shfp. " sumo reason the wedding did bot take
ps.c. Polly rcmalned siagie and. ln wOodford
coany. KENNEDY, the other day, wss nnally united
" mr. "dl love rho has reached fhe a*e of three
NJ s3iac....-1 over sixg.
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follows:-
custom House -Suo- o-Ts'e6sHv.--
Receipts Recefpts Payments. Balances.
March e ts4s 2s2 e32C0028 s375i,574 $l02 042, 562
March 10 10000 1,473,720 l,5of,5s2 l01on,ss
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DENNIs-WAIToS-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday
March 10, by TIE Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, CHARLES
DENNIS, JI., TO MARY WALTON.
Buffalo (N. y. and New London and Norwich
Conn., papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, March 10,
Rev. Willard +. Maliaiieu. OF Boston, FRANK A. MALLA.
LIEU formerly Of tie same place to FANNIE, daugh.
ter OF James Wicham, OF this city.
Sussex county papers please copy.
TRUMAN-BUswELL--On Monday evening. March
O. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, by the Rev. samuel ].
Knapp, Mr.. JEDEDIAH L. TRUMAN, of Highwood y.
j.. 10 Miss EMMA L. BUswELi, daughter VI EdwiD
w. Buswel, Esq, OF Boston, Mass
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menz ana balances at the Sub-Treasury In this city
for tho expired portion Of the week have been q
folloVs.--
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The National Executive Committee OF Soldiers ana
Sailors will meet at headquarters, Moffat House,
Union square, this afternoon, at two O'Clock The
delegations from the several States and Territories
are requested to send each representative to the
meeting.
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and vicinity Of German nativity, have established
headquarters ct the Marble House. In Union square,
to receive and entertain their compatrots coming 70
this city as delegates TO the National DemOcrato
Convention The committee is without preference for
any particular candidate mentioned, and viii make
them. The committee will be increased tomorrow
by the addition OF number OF Germans expected to
arrive, and who seek an expression OF German senti
ment touching the issues now before the country.
M PRNDLET0N ESCORT.
The Pendleton escort from Cincinnati, numbering
about three hundred arrived In this city yesrer
day afternoon and marched in procession headed
BY band OF music to their headquarters at Masonic
Hall The men were dressed in white blouses. and
each carried small dag inscribed with the PendIe
ton gospel touching the greenbacK question. They
attracted considerable hotice in their passage
through the streets.
New England Delegates 70 the Convention.
BOSTON, July 2, 1893.
Most of the New England delegates to the New
York Convention are in this city to-day, and Will
leave by the various boat routes this evening ZOE
New York. None of them have agreed upon any
definite action. but nearly all are united upon the
idea that If the party is to be successful their action
at the Convention must be harmonious in every par
ticular. Chase and Hancock are much talked OF az
the men to head the ticket the majority OF them, OF
course, being in favor OF the Chief Justice.
With the exception Of two or three members Of the
New Hampshire delegation, there will be none from
the East who win favor pendlet ton q. ,,s r
Avenue Hotel and have formal meeting there
tomorrow.
The Philadelphia Delegates to the Convention:
PHILADELPHIA, July 2, 1883.
Most OF the principal Philadelphia political clubs
will leave tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock BY
special train for New York.
The Chase Movement in the South.
RICHMOND. Va, July q 1868.
The Chase movement now that the opening OF the
Convention at New York Is 80 near at hand. daily
'grows in favor here. While Seymour, PendIeton
and Hendricks are all favorites, the people VI the
South see no possibility Of defeating Grant but by
the nomination Of the Chief Justice who they feel
convinced will rally to his standard the most
respectable portion Of the republican party.
Leading men from the South have been passing
through this city for the past day two en- route to
New York to support the Chase movement and In
response to kilograms received from New York.
Some Of the most prominent politicians In Virginia
leave here tonight with the same purpose. Among
these can be named John H. Gilmer ST., and j. Har-
mer Gilmer, Jr. Hunter Bradley, T. Johnson and
Coulter Cabel will follow. They go representing
fully the sentiment of the people Of the State. They
are men Of sufficient influence to exert strong
power upon the deliberations Of the Convention.
From every indication Chase the only hope for the
South. They cling to him as sheet anchor.
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Union Republican General committre.


There was full attendance last evening Ut their
second street. OF the members of this committee.
Freemann j. Fthain. the President. was IN the
chair.
Mr. Charles y. Spencer presented report from
the committee on Naturalization. The substance Of
the report was that In all counties where there are
Federal Judges II remains with such Judges % grant
naturalization papers 10 those properly quaiaed to
receive them ana In all other counties that commits
sioners must be appointed for this purpose. TIE re.
port was adopted without debate and the COMMITTEES
discharged
Mr. c. G. Pinckney submitted the following pre-.
amble and resolutions
whereas the House Representatives have BY majority
directed the Committee Of Ways and Means report
authorizing deduction of ten per cent from the Interest
United States loans, and whereas such forced levy
committee In violation only of the honest obiga
tons the American people, but direct hostility tho
platform Of principles OF the Union republican party now,
fesoiysd That this committee soemny pro,es, against
such contemplated action unwse uncaled for and
warrantable attempt TO repudiate national OBJ igaons
Resolved That the chairman appoint select Of
delegates to the state Conventon present such
spectveiy for its expression OF opinion thereon
Resolved That the officers Of this COMMITTEES prepare and
forward 70 Senators Morgan Conkng
Of this committee against such legislation.
The resolutions called out lively discussion, in
which Messrs. sylvester Toucey, Charles =. spencer
and spencer Kirby participated; but ended in tine
same being unanimously adopted.
Messrs Waldo Hutchings VIM. r. stewart and
Isaac c. Hunt were named as the committee called
for lin the above resolution alter which, there beng
no further business, the committee adjourned.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN CLEVELAND OHIO
The fashionable citizens OF this city have been very
much excited this evening over the marriage OF mary
Hoyt, eldest daughter Of Judge Charles i. SHERMAN,
Of the Northern judicial District OF Ohio TO Brevet
Major General Nelson, OF the regular army. inc
Rev pr storkes ofrciatinq There we're SIX brides
maids. Lieutenant General sherman and Major
General sheridan were OF the bridal party Among
Major General swayne, Brigadier General Forsyth,
Brigadier General Kiddoo, commander az Detroit,
and Major Ceddes the latter OF General Miles star
the bridegroom IL Assistant Commissioner Of tho
FreedmenS Bureau in North Carolina with head.
quarters at Raleigh. lie IN major general by brevek
Ater the ceremony the guests were elegantly enter.
tanned at Judge Shermans residence. -0terctdn0
fyunsSO correspondence Cssossn(o B00uHW.
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TEE PRESIDENCY.
llInOn u. Chase ON the
Situation. b7o"

He PrOnOunces in Favor of Universal Suf-
frage-Is for a General Amnesty-De.
nOunces Class Privileges-Desires
Modification Of the Taxes and q
Non-Military Government
In Time OF Peace.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Hon. W. MusoRs, M. O., will address the Con-
sentative Army and Navy Union, this evening,
upon the political topics Of the day, at their
rooms, No. soT Pennsylvsnia avenue, between
Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets. The public
are invited.
THE MASTER BUILDKns' UNION will hold
meeting at their rooms, on E street, opposite
the General Post Once, this wednesday, even
ing, at ~ O'Clock.
MEssRs. E. p. AIsTnor l. Co., room No. 10
Intclligeneer Building, are the sole agents for
this city Of Doctor Won Kurr's Anti.InebriAtc
and Nervous Prophylsctic Extract. See the
advertisement.
MEssRs. JAMES s. TorHAN l. Co., No. 800
Seventh street, advertise In another column all
the latest styles Of ladies' and gentismen's
trunks, satchcis; also, q full assortment Of har-
ness and saddlery goods Of the best quality, and
at low prices. Messrs. Tophsm h Co. also ad-
dressa card TO the public.
. Mr.. o. 7. PERRIK, grocer, corner Ninth and
streets, announces, In another column, his large
and well selected stocr Of every article kept In a
well regulated grocery establishment, which will
be sold at the very lowest market rates His stock
OF fish embraces every we'll known variety OF q
No. mackerel, st. Georges Bank cod, family
roc herring and shad, from the Potomac, North
river, and Connecticut rivers. Crackers known
as the milk, wine, Graham, oyster, soda, sugar,
and water, are kept constantly on hand. His
stock ofteas are OF the freshest importation, and
comprise the well known brands Of pure In
perial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Japan.
Mr.. y. +. Perrie has just received q large con-
Segment OF Welch's premium family -four, Rays
Arlington Mills family, and Rays extra family
-four. He also has on hand large lot Of New
York State buckwheat His stock OF wines and
liquors Is . most complete one, embracing the
celebrated genuine Gibson WHISTLES, and also as
choice California wines As were ever Imported
from the Pacific Slope. Those Of our citizens
who wish to purchase arst-ciass groceries at the
lowest market prices would do well to call Mt
the establishment Of Mr.. @. Y. Perrie, on the
ner OF Ninth and streets.