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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28
Coz vi ~. i 4 r.
Market, January 20, '8s

The market exhibited more activity thi:
morning and prices wee a shade ilrmer.-
Flrpr is s,esdv, with iigl.t stocks and holder:
are hlm IN Whest We note sales # white at
2 . for COED. and 20la2l1 i,r trashy. Sulcs 81
70 :. 2s7 for inferior. snd 2i5a25e fox fair &c
goud Tbeyewas s more active demand Tor
Com with sles Of 3SEl bushels at lO7 for damp,
and lCSsl09 for dry new. Rye is quiet. 18th
small sal S at l43s.45. Oats inactive, with sales
at Il Srels ale in more active request. Clover
Sc ling in smx,l lots at So Hutter is still in ac-
tive request Cor good. Eggs in fair supply y, d
god demand Dressed Hogs in tive request.
Poultry less scsiTe.
BALTIMORE MARX Ell, Jan. 27.-Flonr.-
market remains very quiet and we hear OF no
sales to day bat repeat quotations as nom nally
unchanged. s...,41l
Whest.-Recs. is, S4l bushels white, 3,744
bushels red The market is quiet, but steady,
at previous rates. rn.-Receipts, $3.50 bush
els white, and 4 % bushels yellow. There WAS
fair demand to day, and prices for white were
somewhat better The transactions Included
prime white st l20, and prime yellow at ilS,
delivered at Fell's Point. .OAts.-Reeeip.s,
900 bushels. The markNt is dull az about for
ner rates. z.a a#G rai5 I.ig ..G1a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28
DRICKLAYEk'S ATTENTION.

Ali the bricklayers in the city are requested
to attend meeting. to be held on the evening
of TUESD ~, III 18th Instant at half-past
O clock, in the hall OF the Friendship Fire
Company, for the purpose of organizing a
Blicklayer's Union. .a IN 27-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28
NEW MERCHANTS LINE,
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON v GEORGETOWNS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

~e1ss The STEAMSHIPS Z. G. KNIGHT
49,. aud JOHN GIBSON will saffron pier
a. East River, New York for Alexandria and
tue District of Columbia, every SATURDAY
EVENING at O. clock; md will leave Alex
andria every FRIDAY EVENING, at 4
o'clock, for New York.
The hips Of this line are frst-clsss and
sail weekly between the aboyo named ports
The Com pany have made thorough arrange
nents for the transportation Of through freight
to all points north; and connecting with the
Alex ndria, Lcudoun s Hampshire, and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and all points South
and West.
All freight must DC sent to the dock early On
the day Of sailing. For freight and passage ap
ply to HENRY G, WlNSRlP,
No 81 north Union St, Alexs
c. P HOUGHTON, 6 Co.
. Agents, Washington and Georgetown.
SMITH, BROWN & co..
SD 3 Agents, u South st., New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28
D F. BRUNER,

LUMBER MERCHANT
All kinds of lumber constantly on hand: and
sold at the lowest market rates
Fronting on Union and Duke sts., Jas. Green
& Sons old stand. sep II
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MOOD FOR SAL z

jINOOD FOR S a l. e.
I W. SsaTu5E@ At-.. Z 49, -
! Seasoned ASH and OAK WOOD will be de-
livered to the citizens of Alexandra, at $3.50
per cord, cash. Orders left at No. 81, King ST.
will receive prompt attention:
+; dec 26-lm GEORGE JOHNSTON.
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nj . 81
The AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
Seed and Fertilizer business, heretofore carried
on at No 25, King street, between Water and
Union, Alexand il, Va, in the name Of J. 7.
Bartholow, will, in future, be conducted in the
nsue Of The undersigned. Being authorized to
settle the business of J p Bartbolow 1T this
house, al persons indebted to him will please
come forwarj at once and settle their accounts.
and al persons having bills against him will
present them for settlement
ian 2l-2w HHkEERT BRYANT.
ArHEET MUSIC! SHEET MUSIC, &C, sc
= $50 Pieces Shees FIusic, for Piano Guitar,
Melode.,n, Flute, Violin, &C.
Iso Instruction Books for al the above nam
Cd Instruments AS we'll as the Banjo.
All orders promptly tiled and Music sent by
mail at publ-h-r's prices, trea Of charge
Hand III your orders at the only place where
"a Stock OF 'husc i to be found in thi- city.
FERNS Cash JOHN II PARRO TT,
jan Is Dealer in Music &c.
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DAINTS, Oils, &c.-We have just received
Oil, Boiled do, SPIRITS of Turpentine Refined
Benzine Pure Neatsfoot Oil, Asphaltum Var
nish, Coach, Copal and Japan do. also Artist s
Tube Paints, Japan Tin Camels Hair Pencils.
Paint Brushes, and French Window Glass.
which we offer at the lowest rates.
E. 8. LEADBEATER & co
jan24 No. { South Fairfax street,
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tBAL11AeEE Marker, Jan. 27.-Floar.-The
| market remains very quiet, and we hear OF no
! sales 10 day bit repeat quotations as nOml naly
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I 1ENIOOaI Ei7T |OOOV.i1 NFi 4 uelIClUuo
IL article. for pies, buildings, cakes &c. pre-
pared from the dried milk and meat of choice
retains the aroma and n,,triw ent and rsn ders it
easily digessible, more healthful than the reen
nut, cheaper and!more delicate, for sale by
HOUGH & RAMSAY,
ian = a;.s .a~e. .r-.z , No l47y King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

H. We have received full assortment
Of first quality PAPER BAGS suitable for the
retail trade and for sample business, from one
to twenty-five pound Sacks which we will sell
ut manufacturers list pr ces, and warrant to
give satisfaction. "
dec 28-3m GREGORY s. PAUL.
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GOLD.
New YORK, January 28-Gold o-day l4ls

ERE5H DRUGS, &o.-Croton OIL, Castor
i Oil, Qunine, brakes Plantation Bitters,
Gum Arabic Select, Bulls Cough Syrup, Eng
fish, French and American Toilet Soaps Q the
most approx varieties. Frey's Vermifuge,
Ayers celebrated Medicines, Lubin. Genuine
Extracts, best English Mustard, French Black
ing, &c, received and 70, saleby $50 ss2
jan COOK IL KELLEY, 80, King st.
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rNYLERSsSo SYRUP, Gum Arabic, Wistar' S
1 Balsam Wild Cherry, Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup, and Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordlal,
ian 10 - JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

EREsH DRUGS, &C Quinine, Galomel,
I Rbubarb. South American Soap Bark
Valerian, Choro form, Sub. Nit: Bismuth,
Wright's Pills, Arctic Lotion for frosted feet,
Composition, Elem Bark, Sculleap, Olive OIL
Powder Blue Stone, Nitric Acid, SC, Just re-
ceived and for sale by
E.S. LEADBEATER & CO..
ian "a 81. ..r:.s.5 Fairfax street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01
PENNsYLyANIA ELECTION.

Msny Republicans hereabout have not
'eemed slto-eIher 11pguine of being able to
oNerC one the Den ocIstic majority of lest year
n me coming election IN Pennsylvania. Col.
Foiney, who has pretty ia mat knowledge
of Pennsylvania polite, and who has for
some time b IN actively ergsg ! in the eau
w there, " rit :, making what he claims to
be dispsssionate si;tement OF the ''situatIon''
in that StE'e, ard on the accuracy of which he
: willing 10 he Jucg 4 by the results. He
ates that the Republicans of Pennsylvania
have never been so unit 4, not even in 1861
br. incoln he 4 p3rty, some of the les iers
Of Which so doubted his siren 9TH t1at even
alter his nomination his Withdrawn W = adj.
yised by certain distinguished Republicans
General Grant is the candidate not only of the
main body of the Republicans but of eyery Re-
publican .action and traction.
The Republican unity is, therefore, in the
OPINION OF Mr.. FOrney, so far, gr, ifsr than il
was IN 1864; that though PENNSYLVANIA gave
Lincoln a majority Of 2O,075, including the
soldier vote, il will give Grant at lie lst $4,000.
LAST year the Democrats had ms1y sdvan-
tages. The Republican politicians excluded
the soldiers from the best place on their ticket
N Philadelphis, and the L ,mocrafs took ad-
vantage of the mist9ke, and gave the soldiers
their best nominations, while a large body of
Republican lawyeiS were pledged to the Dcm-
ocIaiIe cand'dat' for law Judge of one Of the
local courts, snd a st'n larger number for the
Democratic candidaf1 for Supreme Judge in
the STATE. The Republican vote fell of heavily
In every county but NO or tb zee, and the Dem.
ocrats carried the State by majority of e22.
This loss Mr.. Forney claims will be made
up by the Republicans in three Of the wards
OF Philadelphia alone. MIR. Forney goes on to
speak Of the agencies at work in Pennsylvania
10 ensure Republican success, amongst which
are the State COMMITTEES, (the Republican and
the Union soldiers,) and the Union League of
PhlladelPsia, sdr'tt 'dly a very powerful and
efficient Tocial Organization. This view of the
Republican prospt rs in Pennsylvania by
Col Forney may he looked upon as an Offset
TO the les ms line view of Mr. Greeley, who.
IN his estimates thus IP-, has not seemed dis.
posed to count With any certainty upon Penn.
syIyanis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01

PARAGUAYAN ACCOUNTS OF THE WAR.-Ac-
counts OF the recent events on the Rio Parau,
rave en- e'Iyed a the Atlantic cable I.om
PaIsguayrn sources which materially modi. y
the Brazilian reports of the recent victory. The
PaIsguay ans cls'm that the Allies received Sc
we're CHI cbs in NO b.ttles o. the I6ih and 18Th
CfJply. TIE .or'ress WIS subsequently eyac-
~ d without the Fuowlfdge Of the enemy: all
she heavy gus Were spiked and the arms, an
munifion, and storCs were removed. The Gov
erEmen of Chill snd Boliyia have offered
their e 4 Offices TO Lopez IS mediators. The
Pa RE. Of Pans, has advises rom Paraguay
winch xplain that Humaits was abandoned
beCaUse General Lopez bsd completed his new
defer save lire OF foidfica.Ions on the Tebi-
cuaIi. The P.rS susyans were confident sh@t
the Allies. though holding the river, would not
attempt TO enter the interior OF the country, aud
they believ q that the war would soon be
bIou ght 20 sn end by the Il sSitude Of the COM
~. cd Powers. .r.s .H --. .. t-.r
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IMPORTANT TO LUMBER D.A sRs AND CAR

IMPORTANT TO LUMBER DEA sRs AND CAR.
PENTERs.-A letter from Thomas Harland,
Acting Revenue Com missioner, contains mat
t'rs Of COO .idrrable interest to lumber dealers
and c2-pent-rs. 1t is in regard to the articles
includ d in The term "unmanuiacturcd lum-
T." in the revenue law, and is in reply to an
inquiry rom MIR. Smith. The Commissioner
s-ys:-"The term 'unmanuiactured lumber is
held to include all lumber in the rough as 1t
comes from the saw, such as sawed timber,
boards, shingles, latbs. etc. But lumber
planned, tongued, groovcd, or otherwise dressed,
is liable to the tax imposed on sales by the act
of March 81, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01

The POLITICAL CONTEST IN GRRAr BRIT
AIN.-The political struggle In Great Britain IL
perhaps more important, certainly more excit-
Ing, than any since the first triumph Of the Re-
formers in 1881. The Conservative or Tory
party, led by Mr.. Disraeli; has seriously plant
ed itself on the ground Of opposition 70 Roman
Catholics, and their rallyiag cry Is "No
Popery." When the Premier first indicated
that this would be urged as an issue. al intei-
ligent people laughed at him; but his shrewd-
ness he'd seen that il could be made available
to win for him the strong Protestant feeling of
the back country districts; and he, and even
hosts OF his associates who, like him, knew
better. but who, unlike him, have some reputa-
ton for political honesty =, lose, are railing
against POpery in England. Just as if they
were IN eernest.
Among the lsndholders, who are ALWAYS
frightened at anything that looks like change,
The tory ely is tor "the old institutions of the
land" and there Is really more sense in this
than in the religious watchword. 1t is beyond
doubt that radical change Is now threatened
in the form. as well as in the tanden cies, the
British Government The cities and towns of
Central England are covered with placards of
both parties. correspondent IN York quotes
as ssmple OF tory appeals. one which calls
on the citizens ito rally and defeat that party
which is lying to pull down the time honored
fabric OF English freedom about our ours, and
to erectin its stead q new temple Of liberty,
a.'er some French or American model"
Mr.. Gladstone has opened the canvass not
only with boldness and vigor, but with broad
aud ce1did statement of principles. After
criticisIng, most justly and severely, the finan-
cial administration Of the taxes, he declared
open war against the Irish Church, to be pur-
sued to the end. After discussing, in a manly
spirit, the VICIOUS pisus suggested for dealing
with Irish revenues and tenures, he took his
stand on the on the one broad principle of JUS
tice; claiming "that in all things England must
deal with Ireland as she would herself. under
like circumstances, desire to be dealt with"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01

BOGUS INsUP sNcE CoMPANIHs-Some
startling developments have N made In the
last few days In reference { D several Insurance
Companies which have lately sprung nm in
Jersey City, and which are said to b1ye sent
agents INTO every State .iom Maine TO CaIitor.
MS, who have sold policies land sold insurer,
too, II appears,) to a large extent IL seems
that IN The latter part of 1851 man named Lo-
gan bought up number Of old charters s1d
star eompsniCs one in the all of last wear.
and several others in the spring of this year.
They were styled the sMs-.ner :" the .Ne-
chants" the Mechanics" the ssFircmens',"
and he "FiIst Nat'onal." Associated with
Mr. Logan were, it is allc y 4, two relat YES OF
his wife bearing the name OF CIndee, ana his
wife's brother, named Alexander Tho e men
acted IN the capacity of officers of the institu
uons, the two 70 ner as President, and the
latter as Sacret1ry, while Mr.. L. modestly p
sumed the simple role OF Agent The public
had NO suspicion that these companies were in
any way connected with each other or that
they were anything but sound institutions. II
Is alleged that one Of them, the "Ms-Saers,
bad Issued policies TO the s-uount OF sS5OOlO
and the others TO amounts angling from 100000
to 100000, the total being over million of dol.
lars The profits OF the Mariners" are CAL
culsted at Sl5,OC0.
pl Jcurcd TO Fot'sfy the Government officers
who.e duty il is 10 inspect such concerns, was
unique An arrangement was male with a
New York money lender TO send his clerk over
with bonds amountiny to sl0O,O0O, and these
borrowed bonds were show to the officers and
immediately tken b-ck TO New York by the
clerk. For this service the mans gers of the
Mariners" agre~ TO Ply g., 500, but Jailed TO
meet the demand at the proper time. The CON.
sequence was that a SUIT was brought against
the company. and an attachment procured
against the ofice furniture. Before the effects
were levied upon by the money lender one of
the clerks in the office had the same effects
levied upon 10 satisfy the demand Of his bill
for salary. The office was closed two weeks
ago. since when no officers Of the Institution
can BE- fopnd- The other companies have also
shut up, With the exception Of tie s.Me :han-
ics'-" No pal les have yet ;en arrested in
connection with this extensive fraud. and il il
not likely any Will be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01
Laurel Camp Meeting Of che Methodist
- Bpisr epal Church South.

- Bpiscs pal Church South.
- (Speetni Correspondence Of the Star.l
LAUREL CAMP MBETrHe, Sept. 1s:, 1865
rus camp = very pleasantly progressing. On
Habbath night H0v. Samuel Register, the Pro.
siding Eldor Of tbs District, preached very
log cal md powerful sermon from the tsxt,
Isaiah IS: & :; and, on an invitation beine ex.
eended. tAree persons presented themselves for
ne prayers Of the Congregation. Yesterday
morning. Rev. w. Ball led the prayer meStlng;
after which Rev. Samuel Keppler preached 3
very interesting sermon-subject "Life's Cali.
Rev. Father McMahon, of the Memphis Con-
ference, q veteran who for sixty two years has
been proclaiming the glad tidings-a surpris-
ing old man. Bishop ID. S. Doggett will preach
this morning at IL O'Clock; after which the "a
crament Of the Lords Supper Win be adrntuis.
tered. number of distinguished minlst n
are present, and very pleasant and proffsble
meeting is confidently expect d. ,4Faxtx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01

TIE NEENoNr ELECrIoN-yernont fires
he first gun of the csnpaign to-day. The
election is for 81 te aud couaty officers and
members of Congr -. The nominations of the
TWO Pc les are as follows:
R.PUN' edn. Ds.H9crdtic
1t Governor. 81 sph. Thomas. Mur''lo Noyes.
Cong LIST dis. @. w. Willard. John Gain.
I'd ..zL. p. Poland Chas NJ Chase
I'd ..%W. q. Smith. Wal'o Bingham
fRenomiDatcd.
In the Governor election of 1854 the Repub-
llcans had q majority of only 1875. Z, which
was increased 70 2o,o95 in November In 1865
the majority was ls,729; in 1s66 it was 22,s22 in
1861 II was 2o,l62. Last year the total vote was
but $40, of which 3l,e9i were cast for the Re-
publican candidate. and II $40 for the Demo.
cratic The candidatfs are the same this wear
rs last. The usual Republican vote in Yer
mont ranges from 3l,OCo 10 5000, while that of
the democrats ranges lrom 1l,t ) TO I3,5OU. The
Democrats tslk confidently Of being able 10
show considerable gains, enough TO give 81
encouraging in fiuence 10 their canvass in the
other SSatc~. The SfTte Republican committee
tsumate that II Iull vote cast this year the
Republicans Can add more than ten the us,pd
TO their poll OF IcC7, while they consider it i'm
probable that with all their exer Ion the Dem.
Ocrats can add TWO thousand to their yot, of
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01

WOMAN SUFFR iGE--The London petition
to T. laid fore Parliament for reconsidsrine
the law excluding women householders has al
ready received between thirteen and fourteen
thousand signatures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01

Nav Mrs Give ave f1om John + Ellis,
St6 Pepnsyl,sria avenue, copies Of sim
slone," by BeI cdicti teing the second edition
of this popular song 81 Areentine tsiiyery
ThIstle) Mazourks, : by Kessver, ssLostLoye,"
by Willard. Of New 4 ork-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-01

Orders have been issued from military head.
quarters il Richmond, directing thai Metho-
dist churches in Virginia, hereafter and NATL
the + al Eight to ownership OF which shall
i've been definitely determined, shall bs occu.
pied On alternate Sundays by the congrera.
tons Of the Methodist Episcopal Church south
and the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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WANTS.

:ss 1;;s
- IS; s:' f. rs Is e. i SO: 90
WHTTI1sI'ssS q: G, S r g 49, = :. .;
este. HaS: =: .. b. Ste. Sc y e: '1sic y
y 8 !. 81 S: ~ -
w AND OARTs, to haul earth from an exeaya.
& %s Il .ns 81.
ssss;;S: E IT, ":s;s:ae
WAEfEplI respccfaSie 1msrieas Woaaa to
si .ns a. SS, e Is No. sst
WANTE sts good tsa.e:ed GIRL e Oh.m;
s:..:ss 4: "a NJ 81 z e IS:
erd make hertef generally ufe.nl Address stst.
fSH 81 stsr ONCE rhofoehs .sl9s.
l ehsIgs q : school At 6olasSis. Hi:ssuSr!s
ssssi: .'' fssu9 q as sstass e
one OF the Trsstees, near school house. ausl So
WAkTn9-By q. lst q septemtef. . fespscf.
Of small family. None need SpSiy but those ss -
s THaS come well recommsadsd, Gall u 1s4 Hes
Charge Of .msi coustry place oos MI. from ssas
"a .sss j:s sss::s q:
ferred. AIply q Star once 80 "a si7N
t.,. s rwa y esi,sr. AND GA WHITE disL 70
WANfID-fvEBY 9M0KER to try- Hr6e
II [ 3d. f. ;s &;
81 and 5s::sshs,sts. sysnas. 'p' s 10 soTasr
s..sa f. e,r rggssc :'las5 aoSsE %
GUY ,as p. s 40. b.s S.sse ssd "a =.
Ws1 I.43; SoS s,s Si,SIs
CorrSss GALLERY 1 issh .sS .sr.es. . bs sHs
ZEN and slhum pictures, sto; taken, to t6s amount
e ssS.vd q prize: re SsS iS.tsss ;S soss
RsssrSes si &c cents ssf fare Il ycH live e ths Hs
cEo4h1 sHs t Gaa.rRasss
Boots and Shoes Ac.' Ae.' bought by ,r.-n
ss4x Seventh street, sst 7 seS II i.
B-sscondhsnd Clothing sold at rsssonsSls
teIms. jams
RI OO0 .aWANTEp TO BUY-An kinds Of
pairing done In the best manner. AT No. lO4 IN
Ct, between @ and H, Washington, d. O. fe is.ly
WANTEpa,Iifty BALLET GIRLS, at the Ns.
W MODAL Tneeue. an 2l-0
WANrID.R0gsT5A AND LOTS in an 1sfts Q,
w the city to sell. Owners OF real estate Who
are willing tose their property for what IL 10 worth
n'e' ',s''' '-''. ?osauA WHITNEY,
flete Rohrer 4 Whitney.) Real Estate Broker,
an A-a ZIG It'll street between and II.
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook.
w wash, iron, &C., In . family Of i've or tx
RsriTo4n: a Rsisrsncss required ApIly ct r =.
jy7 ELL-IlI-i > - - -
WAETEl-NEW AND OAsT-ORT OLOTH.
w ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Revolver
or any Article Of vAlue, At the old Arm
Of b. FULTON B CO., .PaWnbfokers, 6II Ninth
street, near Pennsylvaufs avenue. il H-iIs
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aOOre Of the new Judges for the English
bsnch Just appointed BY the Disraeli govern
rneut is Roman Catholic-Mr. Sergeant
Eayes. .'Hag SIS ,Hait.i 4t+' -ao
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pLAsfIC SLATE RoOYIHoe

wM d. SEAMAN, Architect and Sole Liosssss
town and 'Alexandris. 0iS tin roois made verms-
nsntly ttehs Orders By mail Dromptiv sttsadsd
Once 37lr street. IN ls-lms
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ADJUSTMENTS.
i HE'D oRsNp ANNUAL a- a.Ari.a
:. SCHUgrzEN FEST o.
VASE, neroN s e IL ERR. x~..,.
o1kEw sGsS.Iats sAnk.

INV scBSkIztS RARk 10.
sisr Of August; % .;ts y, 3D. ssd ara of
esS' s s sisa S,, Ssss;ss ga
mene for yeuths, fluninssics, ffrrworts ets-
every Day And venting covtng tie r-etfvs 80
MILE TgkNQrk ssose asriae fsss. 90 tSs
Enchsktcd BAR 10 the crestrst piece Of arfisfic
rrspese perfcsmssSe s ever essed, win app Ar
every Aitsrpoen and Hveuus Also the rr~~e
TYRoLhsI oPIkA rRQQII y ndsr tas is 1..
diste direction Of Mr. FREDKRIOk HoFFKR.
who will ape :. each snt, nnt NJ In choice
@SaTet,s: SIln,st,s., sst,f,,e. rs2.ys,: sPd
vii PeTfsrm On the Tisht Repe fCry ,N,esngop
Brilliant Dicrsms Of Prof. corrKR, Of BAiamore,
will be one q the interests f.a lres Of ths Fest
val. Excellent Coscers Messc ~ the nth " In :
fas try Band, under the leso-rship Of Prof Dsusch
erery dsy. e1dR6DBkS CAPABLE as pfes -,
VII Furnish dele music fer the lovers of the
AHoi IerpsiShoie. every afternoon. ccnuepcing
20 ciock. The Nereiu guara ktees the best order,
ana ecuctts a generous NJ rumerous patronage
puacfuals 81 " O'Clock p. N. Q gun VII be red,
thrs ANNOUNCING the clo.e q the Festival for tue
leset Al yisiiers muss the leave the Park An
1roert ~ thf Coumittee Of Abrams emep q must he
arsny cctyed Ior The Prize skNotns, Boslinx
viii be sfstrfbrssd omuibuss-s and carriages
will be q the terminus of the Tth street Rsiire.1
spncfent nGn.Ssr g sccsnmodst all
Admission 20 the Park. % cents; 20 the Pawn.
lion. % ceuts extra. NO RETuRN TICKETs.
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