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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

One Trial sumoes 70 prove that Dooley's
Chemical Yeast Baking Powders superior In
every respect 10 any OthereEerm manufactured.
Il Is put up in 4, 4, land 2pOund cans, which
oontain that quantity OF powder by actual
net weight, while the majority OF Baking
Powders offered fan short from one-eighth to
Sus-half OF what IL represented. Ask your
TrOcer for Dooley's, and you will not be salts
hod with n other. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Nails.-Ful stock, at Rich & Gilmore's
Red Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Organs.-Burdett's, from $40 to 5000; Ma
son & Hamlin's, SIS to $500.
-----L-- ~ LAMEa r. DYE BroWnHilla.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

All kinds ofcanned goods, and dried fruits
at Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Winter CIething-Gent's ShawlS, La,
dies Coaks and Fur CspeS, Of latest styles
at Den'E-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Fer choice Groceries, winterFlannels Fan
CT Dry Goods, 20 to w. 7. Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Eye, Ear and Catarrah, successfully treat
ed, by DR.. Kimberlin. Office over the Post
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

KiIbOurn jenkins e. Co., are preparing
to erect a shed to keep their lumber dry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

PIanos.-L. R. Dye will sell and deliver
nrst class Pianos at Eastern prices. 7-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Best Cottonwood Shingles, fresh Groce-
ries, anew lot of Shoes and Boots, best of To-
bacco and Cigars, for sale cheap for cash at
GEORGE MARION'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
8 TUTTLE

RI Em
Have been forthep past week receiving large
additions to their stock Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
and 9 novna stock not surpassed In South
ern Nebraska, Their groceries are
- FREE
from adulterUtiOns Of N kind, as they pur-
chase none but whatt they know
TO
be good; and their dry goods comprise just
what
EVERYBODY
needs and must have, toprepare for approach
ing cold weather. Remember Teare & Co.'s
old stand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

S35 10000 is the capital Of the Mutual
Life Insurance COmpanyOf New York. Jar
Wis s. Church is their agent at Brownville. 1t
is the safest company in the would to insure
In. $40" n
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

ga friend In need is a friend indeed; - and
most folks need one these tight times. Swan
& Bro. are befriending the public by selling
choice groceries at the lowest figures for cash.
arr
You can ind Cranberries at Swan & Bros.
N
Jacob Marion has received O new stock
Of elegant Piece G~oods-latest styles, which
he is prepared TO make up In the most FASH
iOnable mode. He is the pioneer tailor OF
~Brownville, has roughed it through with US
for the past twelve years, and is deserving Of
the patronage of all the old as well as new
settlers. For good stun and a good lit, go to
Marhon's.
Sausage GrInders.-Best known to the
market, at shellenberger'a
Hetzel has, during the past week, sold
over half of his magnificent stock of
600
overcoats; and we saw several
MEN
fitting up there yesterday, who declared they
had been nearly
FROZEN
under the shOddy they had bought elsewhere.
They purchased, and went their way, nearly
tickeled
TO DEATH
ut the splendid bargains they had made
AND
declared their hopes Of a comfortable exist
ance through an Indictment winter had been
RESUsSITATED BY
j. s. HETZELs
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Tricks, to perfume the breath, at D.. n
Lewis 4 Co.'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

MiIIers, buy your Rubber and Leather
Betting Of S~hellenberger Bros. A full stock
ALWAYS on hand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

CIGARS at wholesale or retail OF A. F
COINS Cigar Factory, 81 Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

OrEAns.-CsH at J.R. Dyes residence and
examine his new stock Of Organs. TIT
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Arctic OvershOes-From IS to rs, at Het-
zel's w~tde-awake Clothing Emporium, No. 70
Main street. .Tt
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Potatoes, Cabbage, Green Apples, Driet
Apples, ETC., at Mcpherson & Tuttle's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

We notice that Lieut.. Pollock, our worthy
p. NJ, is enlarging the post Office room some
twelve feet. This looks like business. Al
though he has a good sized room now, We
doubt II it will accommodate the business one
year hence,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Among the many live and deserving men
Incur city now engaged in the grocery bust
ness. nOnsAEe more 80 han Messrs. Rich &
GilmeSe, Successors TO VIM. II. Small, in the
Red stose- This Stand, so popular under its
old proprietor, dS daily gaining popularity,
and its prOprietOrs are building mp a reputa-
ton for fair deaErng and choice goods which
cannot fail 10 satisfyaii who deal with them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

cor CHURCH-Cor1eT Atlantic ana
sLoo1d StreetG- Services every other Sunday Morn
lhs'A CIR DAVIS. Rector.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner Fourth and Attain
81 sf-eets- Services every sabbath excepting third
:. LOWE, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

sleigh Bells and Horse Blankets al
Bauer's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Tin, sheetIrOn and Japanned Ware al
Shellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
400 PARLOR HEAT STOVES
And
500 COOK STOW

- 300 COOK STOVES
OF every pattern known to theeastern mar
ket for sale low for cash at S~helenbergel
Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Price Den's Stoves before purchasing.
Pocket Gallery at sh~eHenbergers.
Best Doors in the West at J. R, Bells.
For a good Saddle, go to soudors 50 Main
street. 7-tf
Sausage stunsFs@The Bess made. az
shellenberger's.
seedIess Raisins for the holidays, at
Mcpherson & Tuttle's.
The best Tanning MiEIs made can be seen
and purchased at TisdeI's
Carpenters TOOIs ard Blacksmith's Fur
nishings at ~shellenberger Bros.
OrEnns.-CsH at J. r. Dyes residence and
examine his new stock Of Organs. TT
CIGARS at wholesale or retail at A. F.
Cohn's Cigar Factory, 50 Main street.
Potatoes, Cabbage, Green Apples, Dried
Apples, etc., at Mcpherson & Tuttle's.
Buchwheat and Spring Wheat Flour
good and low, at
F. E. JOHNSON & co.
Smoked Halibut, Goldfish, Mackeral, and
all the hnny tribes usually kept for sale at
Mcpherson & Tuttle's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Tisde1 can furnish you the genuine Con-
cord Buggies.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

GA friend In need is a friend indeed - and
most folks need n these tight times. Swan
& Bro. are befriending the public by selling
choice groceries at the lowest figures for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
WANTED!

Travelling Baskets for the Ladies'.
McCREERY & NICKEL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Ki1bOurn, jenkins 4 CO.-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers In
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
PlcketS, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
Office n Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yards at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture q own material in the
Pineries of Oshkosh, Wis, where we have
in operation q Of the largest manufacturing
of everything made in Pine In the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we do, we can sell at lower rates than any
lumber Yard in the West which pays enc
wholesale and n or two(retail profits. We
sha always keep or hand a full supply of
everything in our line, 50 that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to xamin our stock
and prices before OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, as we
can ensure satisfaction in both.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

DIR. HOLIDAY
Respectfully informs his old friends and
the pubic, that he is prepared to attend all
calls in the line of his profession. Office at
D. Il. Lewis & Co.'s Drug Store, Main street,
Brownville, Neb. 5l-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

4-P.nny Nails in abundance, at sheIleu'
N-r~r~f0
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

northern, Eastern and Southern departs at sG-
~ arrives ~ 3 p. m.
Iulo Mall arrives az 8 j. m; departs at 9. m.
1eu Mall strives at 10 m: departs at Y p. m.
BEATRICE Mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frjdays ats p. m; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Grant Mail arrives Fridays at 4 p. M; departs
PoIf once Hours from "a. m, Q 7K m. Sun
ssvT from IOtOlOk a. m. Wa pollock ]. n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Carpenters Tools ard Blacksmith's Fur
nishings at ~shellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Observation-Disclosures atsheIlenbeFger'ss
PatentCOrnHus atShellenberger,s.
PatentCOrnHuskers atShellenbergeF's.
PatentCOrnHuskers atShelenbergerss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
WOOD
CHRISTMAS WI BALL,

Ten Cords Of Good Oak Wood wanted at t
p~Ostofice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Ladies' Furs selling at our own price, at
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
Afbtaska gdrertrsFr'
NOTICES.

Ertra copies OF the A~DvEHTfsER for sale Q.
AD. MAEsH, AZ CITY Book store
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
THAD TRIMNIER,S
ALL CUT
ting done to order at Morean's Tailor Shop.

BUILpERsl@ gEoEy Eae-
For Nails,
For Locks,
sECGM For Butts, Etsl.
For Ldtches,
For Scret0s, ETC.,
go to SHELLENBERGER BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Buchwheat and Spring Wheat Flour
good and low, at
F. E. JOHNSON & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Best Doors in the West at J. R. Bells.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Smoked Halibut, Goldfish, Mackeral, and
all the hnny tribes usually kept for sale at
Mcpherson & Tuttle's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

The best Tanning MiIs made can be seen
n purchased at TisdeI's
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
D DnRECTORY.

4 n. R.-Brownville Lodge No. 5, =. =.
800 on Tuesday evening 81 OF each week, ~ IOlctock
~ m. al their Hall In The Breytmeyer Brck on
M visiting BrOtheIs are invited
A., M.-NemahaV Valley Lodge MOI A.
~ IN. meets on the LIST and ID Saturdays in
s.cb month, at 8 O'clOck p. M, At their Hal IN the
1revtmever Brick, on Main Street.
JAS. II. HkCKER, Secy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

PatrOnize Home Industry-An kinds
Of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than IL
teriRl used.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
CoRRECTi

C0RRECTt
Tell me We winged winds
- That round my pathway roar,
Can't you think of a pleasant drink
IT won't make q mans throat sore:
A pleasant soothing drink,
Mixed In the best Of style;
That warns within and warns without,
And al n mortal smile2
The cold wind blowing round the corner,
seemed to say,
The best place to go is to Berger's Alhambra!
Cross Cut Saws.-AI sizes, at Shellenber-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

sausage StuHsrs-The best made, at
shellenberger's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

300 kegs Horse Shoes and Nails at shel
lenberger Bros. r-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

seedIsss Raisins for the holidays, at
Mcpherson & Tuttle's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
GAVE I

GAMES GAME!
Wanted, by J. Huddart, at No. A. Main ST.,
Brownville, Neb., Prairie Chickens, Quails,
Wild Turkeys, &C., &c, for which I will pay
the highest market price in cash.
Trapped Birds command the Highest price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
2O0

AVV
Kegs White Lead, just received.
EH McCREERY & NICKEL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

For a good Saddle 60 to sOudor's 50 Main
street. 7-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

s,,h and BIInds-Fun stock at ]. r
Bells
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Gun, and Pistols, at sheIlenberger's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Private medical aid, read DR.. Whittier's
advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Pocket Cutlery At shellenberger's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

A Good WagOn.-Do you wantit9 Got
Tisdel's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
Osage Orange Plants.

Usage Orange Plants.
The largest and finest lot ever offered IN
Nebraska, u for sale low for cash, by
H. C.LETT.
sTOVEsT gTOVEsU STOVES !gI
Twenty per cent. cheaper at
w. 4. DEN'S
than any house In Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
You can hnd Crenberries at swan & Bro,

Sausage GrInders-Best known to the
market, at Shellenberger'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Time Table 81. Joe. and c. B. r. r..
onnpd amer May Z3d, 1859, Trains viii leave Phelps
ststion Es follows;
GOING GOING OUTH.
ssenger-.-Leav "ll.8 e. m 80 p. m.
P,9SenFer---Leave. tEl2 q. n. f7ss p. m.
F-sjSbf ---.Leave lea ,. m HES q. m.
sy,il trains daily except Sunday.
4Dailv except Monday.
;DaHy except Saturday.
gz-Iscob Rogers Omnibus leaves Brownville for
,sshe1ot al la m. and n n, daily.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

O.rn taken for goods at Denis.
nan has Tricks, as No. Al main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

J. L. COlhapp, Editor.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1869.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
ERYBO

be good; and their dry goods comprise just
what
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

a., Ars~uAiasn Of all kinds. at sherenber-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Price Denis Stoves before purchasing.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

ducsd into the act, IL no doubt lie, and
one that only aggravates hiA crime. A
ten year old child, almost IN infant in
passion and impulse, seduce negro
man, quite full grown and Of revolving
appearance, Into the commission OF 3
crime the penalty Of which Is more fire.
quently death than imprisonment!-the
story is false on it, face, and adds insult
to the irreparable injury the wretch has
inflicted. ssf, aes
The father has elected TO have the law
take its course. Law-abiding men will
probably commend him for the act. The
punishment prescribed by law is heavy
but there is that feeling IN the breast OF
almost every father, that would prompt
q more summary course. htfF
The prisoner will be safely kept and
will undoubtedly pay the penalty of the
sw he has outraged. This will not undo
the wrong he has done; neither would
his death at the hands Of mob; but
wrong -doers Of this kind must be taught
the enormity Of their guilt. Let the law
take It's course. u4r-t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

Fifteen years sgo the site upon which
Cairo stands was covered by monstersyc-
amorer, many o.. them twenty-four. feet
In girth, and perfectly sound and solid.
But we are conn sl.ed 10 yield the palm
to Mississippi county for big trees. There
is, or was . short time ago, sycamore
tree In the vicinity Of Belmont, that
measured forty-two feet two Inches IN
circumference, Ave feet above the ground
1t was hollow, and furnished ample room
and shelter Tor twenty man.
In clearing of the site Of this city trees
were cut down that furnished evidence
Of over two hundred years growth. At
a point two hundred feet beyond Fort
Cairo, and within the same distance OF
the Mississippi river, q cottonwood tree
measuring over Ave feet In diameter,
was cut down in the year 1881, because
il obstructed the view Of the river from
the fort. It was said to be over q hum
dred years old. a,ah .f't
These facts satisfactorily disprOye the
statement Of early writers, that two hun
dred years ago there was q vast lake at
the mouth of the Ohio.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
Csseisy 20 Damh Animals.

The law very justly throws it, protect.
ing shield around dumb brutes that have
been subjected to the uses of man. Show
Us man who Is habitually cruel 10 his
horses, oxen and cows, and we will show
you an undesirable citizen.
This morning, William Garvin was
brought up before Squire Bross on q
charge Of malicious mischief, in this,
that he had seriously wounded vslua-
BILE horse, striking Il with the sharp edge
OF hoe and cutting q cruel gash, many
inches long. In it, rump. HIS guilt was
established by three witnesses, and the
Squire held him tn tho sum OF $50 to
answer the charge before the next cir
cult court.
The penalty for cruelty beating, main.
Ing or wounding dumb animals, Is =
heavy hns, or imprisonment In the coun-
ty jail, or both, IN the discretion OF the
court. And this penalty is not 10 whit too
severe. Work animals ara tsrribly
bruised and beaten for no fault 81 their
own. In nine cases out Of every ten the
FAULTS with the men In charge; and we
can conceiveof nospectacle more revolt
Ing than that OF dumb animal, whose
life 10 devoted 70 the service Of Its owner,
quivering and bleeding under iash or
bludsson used TO crafty cruel and ma
,HgDant heart. 1t Is shocking In the ex.
treme. and II speaks well for humanity
that In such cases the law provides an
adequate penalty.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
Nocturnal Dsssarsasees.

After nightfall o crowd Of boys assem-
bic In the vicinity Of Tenth and
Walnut streets, and by their noisy de-
monstrations disturb the whole neigh
borhood. These gatherings have been
repeated so often that the residents of
that vicinity talk or appalling to the
law for protection. They have used
threats and persuasion, but without ef-
feet. Last night one OF the boys aP-
peared on the ground with an old banjo.
strung with twine, leather straps, etc, and
whenever . negro man or boy would At
tempt to pass, they would arrest his pro-
gress and compel him to tune up the ban
10. II he refused. they would asssil him
with q shower OF clods and brickbats,
yelling like so many savagcs.
We speak OF this matter now to assure
these youn gsters. that repetition oftheir
orgies will not be permitted. II they
attempt 1t they will, In all probability,
be captured and calaboossd. The police
viii pounce upon them whenieast they
expect II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
Barrett's" is warranted.


We examined. yesterday, specimens
Of fancy painting and medallion pho
Biography thst undoubtedly mark their
suthor ~ an artist Of decided merit.
They were from The hand Of Mr.. Louis
francis, and may be seen In the shop of
Carl Thomas, under the City National
bank, and over the main entrance to
Louis Herbert's restaurant. N 4
The group Of game, glasses, decanters,
etc, that make up Herbert's restaurant
sign, undoubtedly speak Of the presence
among Us Of a master painter. The per-
spective, the light and shade are admi.
rably shown, and the color Is so applied
asto produce effects that rival nature It.
SELF The work win bear the closest In
spection. mf
MIR. Francis il, also, s'portrait painter
OF merit; and, desiring to locate In our
city, will take contracts for portrait,
Landscape or fancy painting on terms
that will defy competition. Those who
desire 10 satisfy themselves OF his ability,
should call at So Ohio Levee They will
there obtain convincing evidence.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
A Mob ~ MsyBeld-- A Negro xiddled with
Busless.

A Web ~ May0eld-A Negro kfddled with
The Paducah IKentuckian,' Of yester.
day, has correspondence from Mayhe'd,
KY, 70 the effect that . mob consisting
Of about forty strange men took a negro
man from the jail Of that place to point
about mile outside Of the town, where,
sending three or four bullets tn rough his
brain, they permitted his body TO remsin,
until cared for by the county authorities.
The name Of the negro IL given a. Charles
Usher. His crime was an attempt to
rape little white girl only six years Of
age II there is an offepse known among
men that calls for the vengeance 81 mob
law this negro was guilty of that offense.
Why the father Of the wronged child did
not take the law in his own hands, and
kill the black Hend on the spot, IS not
stated. That death, sure, an II possible,
terrible, should be the penalty Of crimes
Of this nature, no father who has the
feelings Of father, will for moment
deny. Had Usher been dispatched by
the little girls father, no man could have
condemn ned the act. r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
A DAMsISG CRIME.
a Negro Nan Attempts an Outrage upon
she Person OF iiisie white CARL

4 Charles Henry Owen, alias, "Napper,"
. negro boy about eighteen years ofsge,
was brought before Esquirss Bross and
Jorgenson yesterday afternoon, charged
with heineous crime-an attempted
rape upon the person OF . little white
girl, only ten years ofage. Every week
and almost every day Of the week we
read Of the summsry taking.off Of negro
men for atrocious crimes Of this charac-
ter; but these fearful examples seem to
have no effect.
The details OF the case In hand cam
not be made public; and for the sake OF
the outraged little girl, who will prooab-
" grow up In this community, and her
parents, we suppress names. Ills enough
10 say that the negro "Napper' found
or beguilsd the little girl In An upstairs
room Of her fathers resideuee and there
attempted the commission Of the dam
ming crime. The father, instead OF
vending a bullet through the brain ofshe
black fend, caused hisarrest. Esquires
Bross and Jorgenson heard thesvidence
and desminy 1t conclusive, sent eye
monster 20 jail In default of bail in tn'
sum OF ons thAlssaaa d0llAfs, ~ "a
The story Of the negro mat ne was 30
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
Pound 4. . Dying condition

An old man, swedenborgian, and
stranger In the city, was QUAD lying
out in the commons, near Williams
mill, this morning, In dying condition.
How he reached Cairo, and whither,he
was tending, we are not informed. He
is perfectly destitute, poorly clad but is
only one Of the scores that are charged to
the charity Of this people every month
ofthe year. OF course this poor man
must be helped, II not beyond help; and,
should he die, buried at the public ex-
pense. $50 ref..
1t is cases Of this kind. generally foist-
ed upon US by passing steamers, that
swell our pauper expenses SO far beyond
legitimate bounds.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11


The Rev. Horatio N. Rankin, President
Of the West Tennessee UniverSity, of
Memphis, Tennessee, is In the city. in
the interest Of the institution with which
be 10 connected. The West Tennessee
University was instituted for the educa.
ton Of the colored youth Of West Ten.
nessee, eastern Arkansas and north Mis-.
sis.ippi, IN those higher branches that
will ft them for the more exalted and
responsible positions In life. or course,
an institution Of this kind is dependent,
81 the start, upon private donations from
those who are willing to encourage un.
dertakings Of this character. Mr.. Ran
kin is on tour North to raise means %
assist In the erection ~ the necessary
building. He brings testimonials nom
the leading citizens and officials of Mem.
phis, the names Of many Of whom are
familiar 10 many Of the citizens Of Cairo.
As the object he has In view commends
itself to all right thinking citizens, and
as he presents undoubted evidence Of his
right TO act In the premises, we hope that
his calls will meet liberal response, He
will remain In the city until tomorrow
evening, the guest the while Of Mrs. VII.
iiams, cornerof Washington avenue and
Fourth street.