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TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND BREWERY ON SOUTH u
STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 6TH STREETS


sNS
STREET, BETWEEN 3TH AND 6IH STREETS
Under and by virtue of q deed Of trust to the
under. igned: dated the 18th q Noysmbsr, A D:
folio 49, seq and a. the written request q The
Of E :s CT ses snH
bidder, the whole Of Lots numbered two laI and
three; q and the eastern twenty two ca feet BY
L4l in the Square numbered eight hundred and
BadDss and Vaults. and the other
The property fronts on d street IL feet inches
line and the central pc. ton extends back 100 feet
nnS ,ss v sS feet
Brewery building, vsuiss &c and is very val
mans, and later as Frommells Brewery
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash, of which s2so must
be deposited at the time Of sale; the residue in
four equal payments, 1t six, twelve. eighteen and
twenty four months, with interest from the day of
sale, to be secured by deed of trust upon the prop
Should the terms Of sale not be complied with in
ten days. the deposit will be considered forfeited.
notice in the National Intelligence, at the ri.k
and cost of the DELINQUENT purchaser
Conveyanctng and stamps At the expense Of the
TIE title which the undersigned will convey to
P PsHH II i: SEIZE sEtshi AUsEs.
de Is-dAds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 10Th of January, same hour
and place. fREP. w. JONES,
PHILIP A. SELLHAUsEN,
"a lo-dsds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aaess.
RY COOPER LATIMERa Apct,oneer.,
Southwest corner .psnnsylvania avenue and 18th
street, Star ONCE Building"
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date 10th
August 1856 executed 20 the undersi gned a. Trus-
tee BY Emily y: Wiley, and recorded in Liber r
M H No. Is, folios 4os, &C.. 1 will sell ON
Pm, in front of the premises, part of Square No
bG. being the southeastern corner of the square,
and fronting forty nine feet three inches rag 81 on
Sd street est, and running back and frontine
eighty (s0) feet north street with the i'm prov q
ments-twe good houses-thereon.
Terms OF sale cash his property will be sold
late T. p. Brown. All conveyAncing and rev
enue stamps at expense of the purchasers
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee
de3O-WMF&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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WORD WITH THE LADIRS.-We wish the
attention of our lady readers for a moment
We took occasion to call public attention to the
superior class of perfumes manufactured by
Joseph Burnett Il Co, Boston. We could not
do without them at our home. and they are to
us a daily qualification. Now, we wish every
lady who is interested in the culinary depart
ment, and what good housekeeper is not to
accept our judgment, and try a package of
these beautiful "Flavoring Extracts" prepared
with such care and purity by the same well
known house. The Extracts are made with
special reference to three things-First, purity;
second. delicacy of flavor; third, reasonable
ness in price A loaf of cake, n cup of oustarci.
blanc mango. or any delicacy for the table, de-
ponds upon its flavor for its success. These
Extracts are prepared for the purpose of meet
ing that desideratum. Prof. Blot, now so sue
cessfully teaching by practical illustration. the
art OF cookery in our city, uses these Extracts
exclusively, and recommends them unqual-
if1edly. He Is particular not TO use ANYTHING
poisonous or impure. Call upon any of the
druggists or good grocery dealers, buy a pack.
age. and prove that we have written this for
the benefit of our lady readers who desire that
their cooking shall meet the praise of their fam
lily and friends. "Bnrnetts Cocoaine," cool.
ing, soothing, but elegant beautifier of the hair.
Is too well known to need a word of comment
from us. For the toilet il is invaluable With
the perfume Florimel. the elegant cosmetic
kalliston, the rich Cologne Water, and Ex-
tracts, it also can he found at all our drug
stores, and also at all drug and fancy goods
stores in the United States.-Proridence Press
Feb % 1861
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DEATH or A FIREMAN.-Mr. Lewis H. Dor
sey- formerly a well-known active member be-
longing to Franklin Engine Company. (under
the old department,l and since the formation of
the new department supernumary of No. 2,
until few weeks since, when h resigned on
account of i'll health, died Friday last of dis
ease contracted while in the discharge of his
duty, and his funeral took place this morning
from 81. Aloysius Church, and WAS largely at.
tended-a number of members of No Steamer
and other companies being present, a. also a
number Of his fellow clerks Mr. Dorsey was.
during the first of the war. in the three months
service. and was subsequently III one of the
District regiments, serving until the close OF
the war, and latterly has been a clerk in the
Post Office. His remains were Inferred at NJ.
Oh vet.
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MARRIED.

QUINLAN-REDMOND On TUESDAY, the 18th
inst, 1t st Aloysius church. by Rev. Father Kei-
y, !: MAURICE NJ: QUINLAN, of New York
No cards.
MOORES-WILLIAMS. On the 9Th inst, at
the residence Of w. Will ans. by the Rev Mr..
krebs, SAMUEL =. MOORES of wisconsin, to
Mrs EMMA J. WILLIAMS of this city No
cards
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sabbath school Missionary Anniversary.


Yesterday being ami veTsaTy day at the Foun-
CRY M. z Church, the Rev. DR. Bartine, of
Trenton New Jersey, preached at n O'Clock
a M. AT three o'clock ID. M. the children of the
sabbath school assembled in the audience room
20 celebrate the day. The meeting was opened
with prayer by the Rev Ir Butler, Of the En-
riish Lutheran Church, after which the sab
tafh school, led by Mr.. Francis Wilson, Choir
Httr OF me church, sang the familiar piece
"Hosne, Swet Home" and several hymns.
Inc REV Dr. McCaulPy. OF the Dunbarton
street VI. r Church, GeOrgetown, was then
introduced. and addressed the meeting. xplain-
ihg the use TO which the money collected at the
missionary meetings were deN cted. III IL were
not Tor The christian people 1t home giving of
their means 10 send missionaries abroad ~ great
portion Of the world would go unchristianzed.
At the conclusion Of ms remarks, the chill
drsn sang the plece entitled ''Shall we gather
the river"
The Secretary of the Missionary Sabbath
school then read the names each class IN the
Sabbath school had assumed, when n reprp-
sentative OF that class would come forward
with something emblemstic Of the name and
hand To MI Brown. the pastor, a slip Of paper
upon which was their motto, and the amount
Of their Offering stated.
After the-e exercises had been gone through
WITH the two tables " thin the altar were COW
"r,d with BEAUTIFUL emblems, such Us "A pyra-
md. pine hough- called the fruitful tree
npcn winch was pinned twenty grernbac Is:
miniature house, representing Foundry
Church. DC.
me Missionary Society Tor the year Were
shown 10 De SiS564. an increase of more than
S9tt over the offerings Of last year.
Mr. Brown then stepped forward and bought
an apple on the table, giving for ii IS, and sold
others at al EACH after which liberal coIIec-
ton was taken up, and after the benediction by
Rev Dr.. Butler, the exercises We're concluded
Another Missionary anniversary took place
N the evening, Chief Justice Chase presiding
u hICh WIS addressed by Hon. Hiram Price of
Iowa and Rev DIR Bartine, OF New jersey
The latter informed the audience that the sum
that was appOrtIonsd 10 that church for mis-
stOnary pun poses va = 80. $50 was then
raised to make Mr.. David A. Gardner life di-
rector IN the Methodist Missionary Society
Mr.. Siol"y, Hon. Hiram Price, and DR. Barton
were MADE life members in a similar manner
The following persons We're then made life
members by individual subscriptions. varying
from one 10 ten dollars Rev Mr. Brown
MrS. " m. Sibley, J. y. Brown. Mrs Newton.
Rev DIR. TustIn, Mr.. Parker. DIR. Lamb Add
zen smith, MIR. Burroughs, MIR. Mulligan Mr..
IIlton. and Jndgr q. u. Fisher.
DR.. BartIne announced, AT the close of the
inscriptions, that the sum of 81 ,5gV had been
raised, after which the benedction was pro-
nounced, and the audience separated for their
respective homes.
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FIRE AT KENDALL GREEN BARRACKe-
forty Fnmtt!ss out ig fte COLI Probable Loss II
LJs.-This morning, ut 11:i5 o'clock, an alarm
OF fire was sounded from box No. IL. IL street
north, and 2d street east, for n fire which had
broken ont in the frame sheds occupied by col
ored people at Kendall Green Barracks, ed
and j. streets. and in a very short time No.
der of the City Department, AMI the
steamers of the Government Department.
u. s. Meigs ana Rucker, were on the ground,
a. well rs an immense number of citizens. The
supply of water III the ncighborhood was hut
limited, and in consequence of the infiamma-
bility of the buildings and the Ugh wind from
the northwest blowing at the time. but little
could b. done by the fremen. other than to
prevent the spread OF the flames to other build
ings than the two rows of tenements, each
containing twenty-One rooms, which with
in half an hour after the commenceme
OF the fire Were entirely demolished The fire
is supposed 10 have been communicated to the
woodwork from stovepipe going thrs ugh
the roof, but there was a report that an aged
woman was engaged in burning old bedding,
when the flames got the mastery of her. There
was altogether in the building probably $50
persons, and so rapidly did the flames spread
that much of the furniture could not be gotten
out, and 1T is reported that three small chill
dren who had been left BY their parents
VINO were out at work, burnt to
81 aih. Capt. Reed, Lieut Eckloff, of me sew
enth precinct, with q number of his officers and
officers of the second and eighth precincts, were
pTese mt aiding the unfortuuates IN taking care
of their furniture, while Major Townsend in
local superintendent Of the Freedmen's Blu
reau, were busily enga ged in looking out more
quarters for them, and arranging the school
house for their reception
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
of real estate were made by Mitchell A HoItz-
man suring the last month Lot ~ by 81 feet
and improvements, ith street east, betyaen A
and Il north, To X. Il. Mccormick, @a.0D cash:
frame house of five rooms on SIN street he
tween N and q. to X. IL. Mccormick. = 100
cash: frame house rs III street, bet vesu 1lst
and I'D, To Mrs. *. Fitzgerald, 1880 cash: LOT
- square 6S2, 10 NJ. C. Luth reil. ~ 500: lois r
and j. subdivision go, To- John Sgeeny, SJiu
cash; part of lot ~. square 5i2, and improve
menfs, 10 II. l.. Biscoe, s2,5iD; ~, acres timber
land near Witliamsport Lycoming county, Pa
10 IL. r. Woodside, Si,0si: brick house No Igi
4th street, bPtween l. and New York avenue,
AT see
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EPIs OPAL CONvOC ArIoS-Last night n
conyocation of the rectors of the Episcopal
churches OF this city was held al the Ascension
Church, on III street, between 9Th and nth
streets The church was well filled. and
among the clergy who occupied seats in the
chancrl Were Rev. Dr. Pinokney, of Ascension
Church: Rev. DIR. Lewis, rector of ~. Johns
Church: Rev. DIR. ParkmaD, assistant rector of
81. Johns Church: and Rev Dr. Odds. of
Christ Church After the usual opening SER
vices OF the church, Rev. DR. Parkman deliv-
cred an lmpressiyediscOurse.a and was followed
by Reys. Drs. Lewis and Olds. with appeals
for aid in raising fund of 5000 for the cree
ton ami improvement of church missions in
tins city. A liberal collection was obtained on
the spot, when the services were closed by sing
ing that sublime old hymn, ..From Greenland's
icy mountain" &c.
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De. WHITE ChiropOdist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between FOur-and "A half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment of
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints.
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c
Office hours from a IN. to 6 p. IN. No charge
for consultation Established 1s6I
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NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPOsITORs.-The at
tention ofdepositors of bonds and other valu-
able packages rs respectfully called to the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency, Hon.
II. X. Hulburd, heretofore published. Concur
rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle
men have also been given. In consequence
thereof we do not feel justified in longer assum-
ing the responsibility of the custody of articles
Depositors are requested 10 withdraw such de-
post now in our possession, at their con yeni-
ence, before the first day of Jan uary, 1868.
w. ). HUNTISGToS,
III Cashier, First National Bank
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posr oFtlcs DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. December u, ls1
Sealed Proposals Nj I be received 1T this Depart
ment until the 18th DAY 81 January, ISIS, 81 II
o'clock noon for furnishing LETTER BALANCES
for the of the Post 0fces In the United states
for fr I'M tie LIST day Of February, lSso, OF
the following descript on. namely:
D. Balances capable of weighing eight ounces.
eyeirdupcis wright. to be- graded down 60 quarter
ounces. OF th-se IL 10 supposed that 800 90 40
wiil be required for each year
=. Ralances capable of weighing two pounds,
avoirdupcis weight. Ia lie graded down 20 half
ounces OF these IL t. supposed 50 or IO will 10
required.
Perfect correctness. strength, and durability
win lie required in the balances 20 be furnished.
Samples of ash DISRUPTION OF Balances must
accompany each bid; sbd the bidder who may OBJ
tain the contract will b. required TO furnish Bal
sncee ordered. - quality I'm all respects equal 10
the sanplee
hack hnIanee musf he well and securely packed
In hox for fraH spurtafian and delivered free of
all expeuse. "a tht nepertsIeut at Washington,
-. e.. wher- the M eili he accepted. az found 10
be perfect and "a tsl "a IA. SAM pies
Zach hioder mu-i fnrui-h With his proposal SUI
hrieni evidence Of his ABILITY q comply with his
bid
Two sufficient sur,tie- viii 10 required 20 con-
tract
failure go n rrish the balances CONTRACTED Tor
prsn,rtiy or the &C article Of iufe
rior Qnasty will le considered q sufficient cause
for n fotf, irurr III the roNtracf.
prorosalt uit,s Dc endorsed IN tho envelore Pro-
possls for Liter Bslsuses, md directed % tho
fir,t Assisfant rost1nssts-r Stneral.
aLEX W. RANDALL.
temlawfw Postmaster GENERAL.
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THE new styles of imported sets of pendent
garnets- fuchsia, brilliant and pet sets Just
ceived by Mr.. Prgg, at the One Dolar Jewel
~ Store, i3S Pennsylvania avenue, three doors
from AZ street. are exceedingly beautiful in de-
sign, and are well worthy the attention of Ia
dies of taste. Mr. Prigg has also an extensive
assortment OF plated forks and spoons, that
should be seen by persons contemplating house.
keeping. The prices of these articles ara so
extremely low, and the goods themselves are
SO desirable. that it gives us pleasure specially
TO direct them 10 the attention of our readers
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xU1HTrx,S fNpRaVtp FIRE kxp wATKB
w PROOF CEMENT md CRAWL
Kfll ROOFING.

The snhsrrshefs ss"nla rs-peclfuiiy inform toe
citizens OF Naebins tsn snd ftclnip thai lrwN 80.
pr~pnr.d 10 put 90 ihe Il u guAltty OF WAkkkNS
kt,tFING. ~ the shortest postce, aud VII "a
rant IN Do superior 20 any other Gravel kcobn&
ns~d We have si.n ct-n-fs utly on hand tsfse
susntity sc f,.li. t-ms ~ Gravel, Crude bentoie,
HAL tatui-h A. y hi-h cell NJ the lowest
cssb price y MAkaENe N
%.
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PRorRACTED MBETISG.-At Wesley Chanel
Mission, corner of 9th and $ streets protraet.
ed mreIIng has been in progress for q week past
which has already resulted in several cony.r
sions; and at the close OF the service yesterday
morning three persons were received into the
Church. The pastor, Rev. j. ~. Henning was
assisted last week by General Whittiesey, who
delivered a sermon Of great power last evening.
and will cfficiate with his brother during the
present week.
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TIE POINT OF Rocks RAILRoAD.-On Sat
urday the jury TO condemn the land Through
the Gale estate tor the Poinr OF Rocks rail
road, referred 10 by US on tina: day, returned
an inquisition for $1,000. The previous
award was for s7.l00-the quantity of land re-
CURED being 6x acres. The right OF way
through montgomery county, MARYLAND.
TO the District line, excepting a distance of
three miles, between Rockville and DnyalI,s
MILL which on "Wednesday next will be con-
dfmned Is now complete.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
T \ a. v

~ o 4 r.
oGes Ass.sf Q.artsrwass,r, a. 8 g..
hew Ortsass, La, January q. lss
Will he sold, at public auction. AZ the Battsre
.srss,.. Sn fUrspkT JsSa. sgo ffS s Ls'es
oslee s, !. m large lot OF miscellaneous. Govern
! Wood cutting Machine Ambulance Covers
| Portable sssmiiI Horse Blankets
! Mr.ck1ng Pump and uorn Broons
Fixtures Mhite~ssh Brushes
g s,o,ss, :..erssa san. and Chain.
So tss ss0 k,so@. s Mathis
Carpenter Tools Paints
Msdieine Chests on.
Wheel Harness Varni.hes
Iesd Harness Assorted Nail.
WAGON esddIes Chloride Of Lime. a. &c.
RidIns Saddles
:sid %1 5 ss s1.. at
BY order Of the Chief ouarterms.ter FIN Mill
'i ,.l .ss B,. 1t Col and k a sos n. =
SALT k N gs sfSsys ksp STTHK[ERsA
EQUIPAGE
CHEZ oUARrsKrERMAsr,Rs oEFicr.
FIRST MnITARY nfsrr CT
win b. ,0I kr. - p1s,;. Va lamar, 3 "a
ment storehouse, in thi. city, on TUESDAY. jan
nary "a. ISIS, at 10 o clio large as-ortmrp nj
clothing Camp and Sarrison SoS ..t sSe
Wagon and Riding Saddles,
wagon and Ambulance Harness,
Nheelharrows,
Wagon Covers,
Ranges. Heating Stoves,
Water Buckets,
Hard~are, and Carpenters and Blacksmith,
The Clothing, Camp and Garrison Eauipaso
consists o.
nnifSrm Jackets, Pants, and Great Coat
Woolleu Blankets,
kbapsscks aud STRAPS,
tantcens,
Double and Singled Bed Sacks
Pickaas.. Hstchets, Spades and Shovels.
Camp ettlrh and Mess Pans,
Tent Flies and Pins, Shelter Tents. &c. &c
The above stores will be sold In qusutities 90
suit purchasers, Ind must be removed within too
Terms: Cash, In Cover nment funds.
heid ~ 49, JAMES N MooRE. ""'
Bvt. Lieut.. Col and q NJ. &. A
ia ll-2tB ChcfQ. NJ. LIST Military District.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CoNDEMNEDS
"A sls1ENcE STORES.
OrFtcE oF Acre Com OF SUBsIsTsxcH.l
will sell. at the GOVERNMENT Warehou-e Of thi.
post al public auction. to the highest bidder, for
cash, on wEDN ESDAY, the 18th day of ganuary
lsds az 10 CLOCK q. m, the following articles "
n lbs Salt Beef.
"a lbs Pork
40 lbs. Flour.
500 lbs Hard Bread.
3?4 lbs. Rice.
81 lhs. Green Coffee.
So lbs Roasted Coffee.
So Tbs. Tea thlack
- The storee TO be removed from the POS, inn
EDWIN r. sWLLERs.
CAPTAIN 10th Infantry.
laIotb breyet MAJOR U. 3. A, A. 9. :.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE!i!-A friend informed
us to-day that Smith Bros d Co, at their cele-
brated Oak Hall, AGA Seventh street, are sell
ling Off their immense stock, and making up
suits to order. al prices that will astonish the
closest buyers. We advise all to give them a
*
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DIED..

ADAMS, In Charles county. Maryland. on the
30th ult. after painful and protracred illness,
Mrs. GLRTRUDE ADAMS
CALDWELL. On the 10Th inst, CATHARINE
CALDWELL, wife of g. NJ. III. Caldwell
JOHNSON. On the 18th inst, of pneumonia
johnson. aged year, months, and 20 days
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SERiOusLY ILL.-Detsctiye w. NJ. Kelly.
whose illness We noticed on Saturday, IL. We
regrt To learn, lying very low, and there are
DHt stttie hopes of his recovery. is coalition
tins Inerning bsing as low as a. could posi-
bly, IT,
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hEIIEF OF THE POOR.3(ieneral Howard has
issued the following circular in reference to the
Congressional appropriation of April 7th 1857.
people of the District OF Columbia:
1.-The superlnieudents of districts are hereby
directed 10 notify the visiting agents of the
Spe'lai Relief Commission that no more
suI pines can De Issued ont OF the special relief
1hnd ON and after January n. los The super
IntendsntS ard visiting agents are requested TO
Perform their dnties usual. and supply
those destitute people no are in need of food
by giving them orders upon the soup houses
now IN operation Under the management of
the PIoNldent Aid Society. Clothing and fuel
MIL BE- issued by the local superintendent
Washington. II. g.
Instead of distributing the whole of this an
preparation IN the shape of aims ID the colOred
people General Howard had portion of il
speht IN employing and paying colored labor
us on public works " no We're out of ernploy-
Inent during the winter, and now, in order To
prevent the suffering which mi ght b. the res nit
OF sudds My Withdrawing the relief afforded TO
the destitute people of this District thar officer
mas agreed 10 furnish TO the Directors of the
frovIdent Aid Society during each winter
month, one thousand pounds of dessicated
vegetables and eight thousand pounds of fresh
beef This VIII give TO each of the six soup-
houses under the charge of the PrOyident Aid
>OeIetN- an average of nearly fifty pounds or
beet per day. and with the vegetable will be
sufficient 10 make one hundred gallons of
~hoh some soup per day.
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A DEN BROKEN UP.-Last night. Lieutenan /,
Eckloff detached Sergeant Austin and several
OF TIE Officers OF the seventh precinct, 10 break
up den kept by "A colorpd woman named
Catherine Boyd, formerly of Hooxer's DIVISION,
on Attn street. between q and II. and on enter
ing the place they found two white women.
who gave their names a Elizabeth Smith and
Ellen Campbell. Zone - and the other 30 wears
OF agt, both said 10 he married. and one with a
husband who Is employed al the Capitol the
keeper OF the house. and six eight colorad
men. The parties Were all found enioyiug
tn mselves-the women over a whisky bottle
and the me II ar cards. The party Was escorted
TO the station where the woman Boyd was
1lned so. the two white women committed TO
the wof khouse In default OF paying Il fine of
IS each, and the remainder were fined tue same
amount each
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THE ORIGINAL FRANCS PRICE LIsT-Ciood
Merine Shirts and Drawers 50, 90, 75, 90 cents,
81. Good White shirts from so cents up to
$3.50. Good warm Gloves from 25 cents up.
Cotton Socks, from cents per pair up; and
other house in this City, At 49i 9TH street. be.
tween ID and f, three doris above Odd Fellows
Hall. Recollect No. i94. II,l91: