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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

You CAN DErosiT Your noSDS or other sect.
rifles with the Safe Deposit Company under
the following arrangements They take a full
description OF the deposit on n deposit ticket,
which the deposition signs, and that is dcpus
tied with the articles. You receive a ccrtll-
cate of deposit containing n { III description
OF your deposit, which certificate Ia good until
surrendered and the deposit withdrawn. la
add Ion to your signature a password is taken,
themselves from delivering a deposit TO the
wrong party. You can withdraw the whole
or q portion OF your deposit on demand by APP
plying for It in person and recciptng for that
portion withdrawn; or II you are sick or una
BILE to go to the company's office, they Will
scnd one of their officers to YOU and take your
receipt. II you are absent from the city and
wish to withdraw your deposit, or a portion
Of 1t, you can do so through Adams Express,
or through bank, simply by reccipting for It,,
adding your password TO your receipt, and
handing to the Express Company to collect.
IL you wish your wife, or any one else, to col
loot your deposit or coupons, in case you are
not able to attend to it yourself, you can ar
range II with tho company. Your coupons
Will be cut of and held ready for delivery by
the company as they become due; the only
trouble you have with them is to call Mt their
otnCe aud receipt for them. Each deposit
placed In separate envelope of heavy mate.
rial, numbered to correspond with the mum.
her of your certificate, dated, your name in.
dOrsed upon 1t, and tho coupons marked when
due, then registered upon the books of the
company and filed away In the vaults. In addi
In relation to the deposit 10 contained in the
envelope, so that each deposit speaks for IL.
self, giving In detail all the particulars con-
ccrningit.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

" IL T,n,rru A J EAtAS
80 u l. Il 4 RIA q A N
I iSurrvssrrs vt Las. SKIN inE,
STOVE, TIN AND SHEET ik ~ WnhhEhe'
WASH NGToN, y. q,
d. Particular attention paid 7" repairing tnl
So ~ RANGED mhl7
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

TuR WALLACE SCHooL HousE.--Thia hnc
building, on the northwest corner OF Peunsyl
vsnia avenue and Eighth street east, has re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired, whtcwsshrd
and clcansed. The nne,squsre in which II Is
located has been enclosed by - neat picket
fence, i've feet In height. A similar fence has
been erected In the rcrr OF the building which
divides the children's play ground from the
front yard. There has been pipes laid under
the ground in such manner as TO carry all If
the rain water from the building into the
sewer In Pennsylvania avenue. Quite nuIu-
Der of men are employed, under the supcrvi.
sion of Mr.. Robert Langley, in tcrracing The
front yard, preparatory to having IT oVcraid
with sod, which work has already been COM
mcnced, under the direction of Mr.. Edward
Lynch. There Is being u brick walk, ten feet
IN width, laid around the building and to the
different entrances to the grounds, along
which will be placed n substantial panel fence
to prevent the children from trcspasHing on
the grounds. In the southeast corner Oi this
yard will be placed handsome fountain, aud
II will be- planted in shrubhrry aud rhuiIc
flowers. The fence along the south font of
tho grounds is only temporary, aud will leo
taken away and replaced by u choice irCH
fence ut All cnrly date.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

DISoHnErIY. kate johnson, a deniECh OF
| that dclectablc ncighhuI hood, known ~ Hook.
cr's Division, on Monday hight, regarding tn"
night Ne black as her skin, took II into her
nOhdo to partakr Of liberal p"tn'iun" "
that kate bowed oil at terrible rate. tIhirrT
| :. W. kOOnty, rcSlrdlmg the rc ace of the ci'j
as OF more Importance than Rates NprHlism'
requested her to accompany him IT, the uth-
tion.huusc, where Justice Harper relieved hcr
OF her JWiuusncss BY requiring Nate TO fork
over V toward paying the corporation m
dCbtCdness
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

IuIET MKRTINu or TIg CITY tUrNTlii'.--
The joint meeting met last evening, pursuant
to Adjournment. The following members were
prcyCnt during the evening: Aldermen Cook,
iirIulcr, Lnrman, Lloyd, Moore, and Council
men Bartlett, Bates, Brown, llinc, Kelsey, e.
W. Miller, Russell, SardO and Taylor.
At $50 O'Clock, AldCrman Moore called Tie
meeting TO order, and tho Secretary having
called The roll, eleven IAcmhcrs answering iu
their names.
Councilman Bartlett moved TO adjourn ~
Thursday evening October l. At 80 O'Clock.
Alderman Lloyd moved that the sergeant
t.Arms he sent out for the absent members,
Alderman Moore put the question ON tn"
motion of Councilman Bartlett; which was
agreed to, aud the joint mcctin. ndIuurn'l TO
the time above designated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

TnRowIHu ST"NL-.-A cUluTcd youth, aged
10 years, named Frank Dclsny, was ArTCHtvj
by Oltccr Tucker for intulging in the Hmusiug
psstimo OF throwing stones. Justice W alter
made him contribute Il toward pawn" the
streets. William KoOdcy for the same ohcncc
was fined u like sum.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

RECKLEss DRIVING AND CHILn lNIUEEu, -
Yesterday morning about eight O'Clock, RgOy.
eminent ambulance, filled with soldiers drOI
at an unlawful speed down Sixth street, the
result OF which was that little deaf and
dumb child OF J. ]. Unsworth, residing near q
and Sixth streets, was run over and seriously
rested and made suffer the scvcrcst penalty Of
the law,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

WHOLESALE hERgsT-Thc report ni the
Eighth precinct yesterday showed 4 solid ar-
rest OF six disUrderly persons, all culOrcl,
whose names are Anna Holdings, Susan .l"uca,
Mary Olson, Jamcs DAVIS, Charles II. He'll,
and GrOrgG Alexander. Justice Lynch lined
the thcc former " each, dismissed Davis, and
tined Alexander 40, in default Of payment ui
which he was sent to the wUIk-hUusc Ivr ~
days.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

CIrTutr COuRT.-JUiy,' FiMTr.-Thln court
was occupied rs follows yesterday;
W. u. Norris VS.. ID. =. fUoding. RcIlcvln
for two cows taken by the plaintlif ~ lnarshal
Verdict for dofc ndsnt in tiOG.iG, with interest
from November q, 1861. .
j. Riley VS.. James W. Dobson. AssumpsIt
for rent OF basement restaurant, corner Louis.
lana avenue and sixth street, claimed AT
SlaI 90 Order to sell property attached.
Downcy, appellant, vs.. Wren, appellee Case
reported yesterday. judgment Tor plaintiff
below.
James Va. barker y BcrnthAll. Leave
granted plaintiff 10 amend, and case coniin.
ucd
OAkCorL \ Co. W.. Margaret Riley. hsHump
| ait for fllg.IG, value of bacon purchased by
defendant from plaintiff. Judgment 10y Gc
| fault,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

BOARD oY FIRE OMNIsSIONERS,-MoBsTs.
Thompson and Gorbutt were the only mem.
bers OF the Hoard OF Fire Commissioners
present last evening, Mayor Bowen and Donl-
and Commissioner Goodall being out Of town
Without transscting any business the Board
was adjourned to Monday afternoon next at
@ O'Clock.
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j. MARKRITER,
No. IS6 SEVENTI STREET,
Bciwccu - and 4 streets, eight doors
above Odd Fellow = Hall.
Stoves and TinWare.

rERMsicAsn rnR GOODS ANp LAu"E
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CASES FOR TODAY.
The Court announced that the following
cases would he called this morning, and II NJ
disposed of would be continued until the ncN
tcriu Nos. ~ !, lI0, l3l li5, lJl lb5 10, ~,
1877, Isl, lS7, 1876, 22.i ~, 225, go, hhd 2NI'
The court then adjourned until this morn.
Ing
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

The WASHINGTON AEYLUN.--At pre- grnt
| there are 50 inmatcs at the work house, Of
VIII CHI bJ arc males and 70 females. In the
Alms-hOuBc there arc 81 males and IS females,
making n total offs.
During the month of August 70 persons
were committed to the work house, II being
the largest number ever received into II inUne
mouth. During the same month % persons
| were received into the aims hougc.
We are informed by the very best authority
| that since Mira. Jos. Martin assumed the du-
| tics OF the attendant of the inBtitutiOn the
| expenses have been reduced at least one NH.
Everything In and about the building is in rx-
| ccllcnt order, and the inmates express the
ceivcd.
institution lntendant, Mr.. Jos. :. Mar
tin; mntron, Mrs. sarah Martin; clerk, Nj.
| Henry Monroe, (who has served in this ca
pneity for three years psstD gnIdgcr, David
Atkins; assistant gardner, A. Wallace; turn.
key, Jas. Walch; Visiting physician, Samuel
s. Bond, NJ. D.j resident student, n. Clarke.
TIMH ny THB FoRELoCK.--It will he rcmcm.
bcrcd that last winter number of approaches
10 the oitv were impossible to country Iarm-
crs with teams laden with produce to our
markets, In consequence Of which products nI
the farm were sold at cxorbitant figures, tho
demand being greater thankhe supply. A mum
her of the roads leading to Washington being
sadly In need OF repair, we suggest the taking
OF time by the forelock, and the several prin-
cipal thorOughfsrcs at once put in q condition
to allow the passage Of wagons from the cOun'
down ut every step. The fault is inside Of cor.
pOration limits, and we hope steps will at once
he taken by tho proper authorities to have the
beds of streets on Sixth, Seventh, and Ninth
streets north, mended at once, the rutH, holcs,
and gulles on those streets in Indictment sea
sons being such at present as to preclude any
one entering the city with laden wagons from
the country.
MoRH ABOuT THR DKPALCATIuN-It II now
stated that the Government will not lose any
thing by the defalcation OF Olmsiesd, the lsir
dsburHing clerk of the Post Office Depart
ment, The property Of OlnIstead will more
than cover the loss, which consists Of real Cs.
tate In this city, large farm near BcltEville,
Md, and 1000 acres OF land in North GaIu-
lima. OF the special deposits Of bonds, money,
Sc, In sums ranging from tl00 to $1,000, lett
with him by various clerks in the Post Onlcc
Department, all have been found safe except
one p package containing ~, go in bonds, belong
Ing to General Pedro, an old clerk OF tho Dc
partment. The suretics on OmstcAd'U bond
arc John I. Coyle, csq., and VIM. X. SNOW,
each for the sum Of $1,000. The rumOr that
Olmatead has been arrested in Philadelphia,
receives no credit here, Rs the Post Orlco DE.
partment would have been appraised yesterday
had such boon the fact.
RECKLEsS DRIVING AND CHILn lNJUEEu,-
Yesterday morning about eight O'Clock, u gov.
eminent ambulance, filled with soldiers, droI o
ut an unlawful speed down Sixth street, the
result Of which was that a little deaf and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

ASSAULT AND BATTERr.-Lconnls Ernest
for committing an assault and battery upon
John Baptiste, was made pay ~ and Il costs
by Justice Walter,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

TIM BANKRUPTCY OoUIT,-ThO business OF
this court, we arc informed, has considerably
Increased since tho extension Of the hfty per
cent. clause of the act by Congress u few days
persons claiming the benefit of the act on aud
after the tiTst day OF June, TO pay nifty cents
on the dollar Of their indebtedness. The op.
GRAFTON OF this provision OF tho law has been
postponed to the lat Of January next, giving
little over three months now for petitioners
~ bankruptcy, who have no property other
than what Ia exempt, to obtain discharge
from all their debtB and liabilities.
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some regarding them as the beds
OF drisd.up streams others as the
channels left by torrents of lava !;
others as having some other origin.
Prot Schawbs claimed to have die.
covered in these lines greenish
color. which appears at certain sea
sons, lasts a few months, and then
disappears. He therefore regards
those lines as belts OF vegetation. If
his observations should ba decisiv-ly
confirmed by those Of other astrono
mers, it will settle the question that
the moon has both air and water.
and will therefore remove any pre-
sumption against the existence Of
animal life on its surface.-English
Paper.
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OBlTU ARY.
HsADouA RrRRs FisrB MItIrARY DISTINCT,
New Or cans. Ma,cr Goth. 1888,

At meeting Of the officers Of the arm!
present in this city, held at these heal
qnsrters. the following resolutions wer.
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty Goo
70 remove from this world by ~ ide,
death our brother officer Brevet Brigade
General LAWS D. WATKINS, U. s. A .
Lieutenant Colonel Twentieth Infantry
who has served hi. country with grea
gailantry and distinction; th,rsf, re
hesolnd, That we sincerely mourn tho
departure from onr midst Of conrad
who has discharged well every importan
trust confled to him and deeply regre
the lo.s Of 40 true aud triod friend.
Re~luid That deeply sympathizlnR will
the w,te and family Of the deceased in tn
irrepsrable los. " hich they have sustained
we would convey our heartfelt condolenc
to the n, in this their time Of great SORROW
RtsnLr.d, That We wea, the usual badg'
Of mourning for thirty days
Re~lred, That q copy of these resoln
tions be- transmitted to the family OF tn
deceased. and a copy for publication
Asw O,leans Bulletin.
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VEGETATION ! IN THE MOON-It
was tor long time the common
conclusion among astronomers that
the moon was without any atmos-
pherp. and destitute OF water; and
that. consequently. neither animal
NOR vegetable lite could be supported
OH its surface. Bit savera! eminent
xnodeu astronomers have maintained
Tia. moon has an atmosphere, though
Of a very limited extent. And quite
recently Mr.. .Scl,awbp, German
astronomical professor thinks he, has
discovered signs Of vegetation on the
surfaces of our satellite. 1t is we'll
known that there ars certain dark
lines or scratches, 40 they appear.
extending across the slopes Of the
highest mountains in the moon.
These have been yariously explained.
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"THE YELLED PaopHEr."-In q
let ter from Syria we find the follow.
ing apparently reliable description Of
the habits and habitation Of that
great imposter whom Moore invested
with such exciting and beautiful po-
etc int erest:
"Foutteen long years Mokanna is
reported to have lived in this fortress,
consuming his time with women, in
drinking md carousing. The Arab
Field Mars hal, Said Hersi, had at
last driven him into straits. The
outer part was taken, and there was
only the inaccessible citadel on y
higher eminence. With the extinc
ton of his ascendant star, Mokanua
was abandoned by his followers, and
when he saw inevl table ruin nigh he
decided, 10 order not to fall into the
hands Of his enemies, rather to de.
stroy himself with his women and
treasure. He gave to the women At
q last carouse a strong dose Of poison
ia wine, and challenged them to
empty goblet with him. All drank
but one, who poured the wine into
her bosom, and, as an eye witness,
told later the Whole catastrophe. Ac-
cording to her, Mokanna, sitter all
the women had fallen dead, cut off
the head of his faithful page, and,
quite naked, burned himself and his
treasures in furnace, which had
been heated for three days. He an
nounced before that he wished TO 20
to heaven to call the angels to his
help Il have long watched the fur
mace, said the fortunate woman who
escaped, blu, he never came back 10
that fashion After the death OF
Mokanna there were many sects and
;creeds, but they concealed themselves
from the ever increasing powers Of
Islam. Under the Snnandes the
doctrines Of Mohammed spread more
and more, and Transoxanian countries
beeane famous for their religious
zeal" ....... j.. .r=.
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sa- Al his readings in Rochester

THE .ArrRIrIpN or ColNs.-On the
CO, u circulation Of Great Britain, the
loss pr annun, by attri'ion, is equal
TO 100000 sterling. This amour,
the people Of G,e,t Britain pay an.
nualIy for the piv,l g. Of using thu
current coins of the realm.
Americans are not troubled 10 this
wav. The substance which green
backs los, from attrlion i no. worth
mo than seven cents per pound, aud
tile loss is not apprrciable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONsUMPTIyE s.

THE REV EDWARD A. WILSON will sepc
l. free Of ch.rgs) to all who desire it, the PIE
scrip,i with the Dir ections for max ing aud us
the simple remedy by which h. was cured OF
Lung AnecttDn and that dread disease Coz.
sumption. His only object is to nen-ft u
"thlct' aud hs hopes every sufferer win try hi
prescription, .s it viii cost them nothing, St,
NAV Drove blesslns PIe4tc adore
REV. EUWAkD ALISON.
No. 165 South second st., vi iiamspurR, n y
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INFORM ALTON.

INFORMATION guarantee. to prod ce a luxL
l. rant gr With OF hair upon n bald hptd q
.sr'iless ace. also Il reel, for the rem o al D
Ptmi'lcs. tslotcsles. krupii0ns, &c o
the ska, leaving the same soft, clear, u d bea,
t,ful, can BE- obtained withpu, charg. BY s,idrsss
ing TIIUS. Y CHAPMAN, Chemist,
5sptl9 823 Broadw New York
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

"A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years frou
"A Nervous Debility. prsr.sturs Decay and al
the effects IT yout fui inniscretiou, viii, for TIL
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all VIII
oesd 1t, the recipe and directions for making thu
simp remedy by which he was cursi >,G rr,.
wishing TO profit by Inc advertisers expe lence
c.n do 20 By add. essing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN OGDEN,
~ Cedar street New York
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GROCERIES, ETC.
Call at n. Wax's
N W STORE ,

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Az BARREL Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
1O 40 1srr-ls Pink rye Potatoes Tor ,lsuting
70 b.rre.s Choice Flour,
~ sacks Chptce Flour,
4barrels Pickles.
Zbarrels Sauerkrant,
3 bsrreIs Choice No ! MacksreL
10 barrSls Asso ted liquors,
halt barrels Pigs tsrt,
hal barrels Picked Tongues,
3h4fbs res holden syrup,
half barrels spare kibs,
~ boxes kAisins,
f Is boxes Soap,
-- 20 boxes Assorted Crackers
2boxss Candies,
- boxes G ,ndies,
8 boxes vermiceli,
I boxes Mscsrnni,
bOx-S Goldfish,
1000 lear Sides.
800 smoked shoulders,
kegs fre Weserr Rutter. %
6Aegs Fresh Goshen Bntter
lsss fresh Holland Herrings,
tierces Lard,
s kegs Lard.
Also, . full a.s0vsment Of Wines, Liouors.
sseeo, Cigars, Crockery Tin and willow Ware
Just received a.
N. WAX'S NEW STORE,
dec2S Opposite the Court House.
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TOW ROUGE,
THURSDA APRIL Q. 1858,

Auction. = Mr.. Julius G. Bogel's Auc-
ton Mart. on Main street, is much FREE
qnented By crowds Of eaeer bidders who
never fail to find something or other to
suit tho most varied taste, and to realize
tho rarest chances for making great bar
gains.
There will DO an important sale at the
Auction Mart on Saturday, the 4th inst,
for particulars OF whicE see advertisement
nD- Al his readings in Rochester,
Mr. Charles Dickens was muclr
amused, AS we'll a~ shocked, at a party
ofs,r"ng minded woman from \ water
cure in DAns.ilIe, New York, who
entered the hail dressed in bloome,s.
They went to Rochester on purpose
to hear Mr. Dickens and show their
trousers. In Mr.. Dickens fo'tl,cpm-
lug american Notes" We shall, ex
pect to see them pictured At full length,
AMI The universal verdict will he
"se'ved them right" II will be :. co.
ler,eI th,t Rochester was the birth.
place Of the t4tle:tippings. 49,
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SIMILIA SIMILIBUs CURANlUk
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

live PROVED FtOH THE NOSE AMpLl
IL experience, an entire success; Simple
rr"np efficient, and Reliable They are IN.
only Medicines perfectly adapted to pop ar
80 simple that mistakes cannot b. made !
u-i u them; 30 ms, mess as to be I. 90 from dxl
ger. AUD 70 efBci,ut ss to NJ always rslisbi.
They h We raised the nigh 1T INN ,udation iron
AL. and will always reudsr satisfaction.
NOS. Cents
l, Cures Fevera. Conseetion Inham,,,
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J UNDRIES,. Es.

observation-disclosures
~ boxes 6rs,-cias, German Soar.
10 b"xsn KsiIsr's FAM y SO 1p,
~ kegs Lesf Lard,
~ bags ~ Coffee,
~ barrels Brown sugar,
5bartels New Z, o, kice,
~ barrels kichsrds' Cape Lime,
~ b les T,m0hy Hay,
80 barrels Choice Ms Pork,
3 tie ces Leaf Lard,
| 25U pairs PIow Lines,
LOO pounds Fine Teas, Is
loco papers N, " Crop harden seeds-La ndretht
10 cases hak-r's New crop Preserves,
5OO pounds Fx's sugar. 1nred Hams.
$50 poueds X "a sugar-Curs breakfast Bacon
ZOO mounds by salt Shoulders,
~ buxts stsr Candles,
$50 r, ans Wrapping Paper,
| rs boxes Codf b ard Iieriirgs,
~ bsxes Young Am RIGA Cheese,
rs bags ST. Louis Eats,
| rs bags ~. Louls Wheat Bran,
| lUO bays Viii 0 Corn.
| 10 boxes Pure and Fresh Stick Candy,
| 80 pack 6 = Sara ziu's Cut SMOKING Tobacco,
| case tr.s h Ce Gel tratsi Milk.
| IL The vi o . Lat Of goods has quite oil been
tIei within ten d .vs pa /. amt Is "f-rsd At tn
owes practi II ratss 70, g"od goods. Terms cash.
febl9 JOSHUA BEAL.
CUTLERY.
WOULD RtspEGTFULLY call the attention
l. Of TIE trade to my recent importation Of FUh.
hlGN CUTLERY ,cousi>ting. Of
Dinner Knives and FORKS,
Car.ers and Forks,
Dessert Knives and Forks,
Razors,
Scissors,
8~z Pocket Knives, ETC.,
o all grades, from the finest to the cheapest.
desire to cl ss out tn. entire eek Ut tclOlc.
sdte TO the trade. Mer,h4n desirn g to rsp'rn.
i'n heir stock are invited 10 examine my Cutlery
marl2 JUlIU, G B,nEL
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE.
DIV LATE arrivals from ,hs West, h.v. jus.
- nut In st"rs ~ will ell At am II profits:
1900 D. nreen and smoked shoulders aid eidss,
25 barrels Mess FORK,
50-~-.-t est Family Flour
zh .'f "arreis best Family -Four,
u Q = lea lard, -.5ar e.s ~
bags Corn,
- :. Oats.
Wy s'o Vi FAINT GROCERIES and p,.u...
ton supplies. can t be ,urpm.st-s cali . 81
That is wsnie 10 convibcs my cuslo usrs and
the pub ic gene ally VI this tact
mtElQ N. WAX
FRESH ARRIVALS.
lust RECEIVED di &C. ;rUm the West:
u 70 bat re s Mes. " RI,
81 81 barr-lr Fl.ur, Il
25 barrels ln h tPiantine, Potatoes,
2 90 pounds Chcics Smok Hams.
~ pound BREAKFAST B .c0n.
NV frirurs 50 eustomsrs sra iuyitsd to give
me q call and exrunfpe my 81 e< Of Family and
plsutat'on supplies, INV In sto,s.
n WAX,
mars near the Court Hanaa
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HtnRN. Cash urchassra 4 Corp can asd ss.
Ngia - my stsss. knss7l J0GAUA EEAk
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OF IS large vIais. morocco case.
containing n specific for cve-
ry Ordinary disease family
IL subject 10. aud a book of
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pOckHt cARos.. TO ID
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Homeopathic Medicine Company.
Office and Dspot, No SO BsoADwAy, NEW YoRx
DR. iiuMPBkEYs Is consulted daily ~ u. Office
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