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CITY REsERvArIoSs.-Dr. Tustin properly
propriety Of naming the public reservations
In our city after some Of our distinguished
soldiers who rlsked their lives and fortunes
and honor that the Republic should survive,
and proposes the name Of Gen. Alexander
McComb as a proper name for one Of the
reservations. The suggestion Of Mr.. Tustin
Is the earnest desire Of the writer of this
brief noticej and while on the subject, be-
fore other names are suggested, allow me 10
suggest the names Of Robert Brent, our FIRST
municipal chief magistratei John p. Van
Ness, one Of the city pioneers; Joseph Gales
aud William W. seaton, Mayors Of this city,
aud whose memories should never be blotted
out. First WARD.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.


AcrISo Asst 9uARrlnnAsJnls oyyIcr.}
BALTIhohE. June 2, 1852 \
sesled proposals are iavitod and will be received
q this once until 70 N On MONDAY July 2oth,
sixteen Cavalry Horses, as follows:
The horses sTs TO be sound u all IaLtsulars, well
nfts. to tl6j sixteen hands birh, from i6) ave 10
tgl nine years old, stIAiGhtba short-eoupled,
Of bay color And we'll adapted In every way for
AtborouGh Inspection Of each horse will be made
By Government omeers, aud thote that do not con-
form to the above description will BE- Isjected. De.
livery must b. completed BY the Middle Of August
nest Bids will be submitted to the Quart rmAster
tract.
Proposals should be marked ''Propos Is for
Horses, ~ and addressed to the Undersigned,
By order Of the ouartcrmAster 0eneIsl
lens Byt, Capt, A A, O. M, o. ia
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T III IA r ID OF L ID
CONTINUE TO PRESS UPON THE
TWO TRIUMPHs
FOR THE IMPROVED SNOW CLAD SODA,
With Fruit and Cream Syrups
IN GLASS FOUNTAINS. AT
kOLB'S MAY BUILDING,
Corner OF seventh and 4 streets.
ie}O.lm
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.


HHADa' RS lsr MILITARY DIsrRICr,l
OffICB CuIkf QuAHTEsHAETHR, }
RiCHsosD, Va, July 8, lSD
Sealed proposals, In Tiplieale, will DO received
At this otdos until lam, Of FRIDAY, August q,
1889, for the delivery Of forage u the QuarlernAs
tsrs Department, al the folio named points,
at such times and In such quantities as may be re-
quiTed until December %, 1850!
At Port Monroe, Va, 500 bushels Oats and
90 tons OF Hay,
Al Richm Old, vs., in stoTshouse at Rockets,
5000 bushels Of Oats and 20 toes Of Hay. At
such utLeT points AZ may be designated by tho
nndersigued, 400 bushels u Oats and 10 tons Of
Hay.
Al Winchester, Va such quantities Of Oats and
Hay as ray DO required for the service Of that
fost-estimated at 200 bushels Of Oats aud tons ~
Hay. Oats aud Hay to DO Of the best quality,
The new crop preferred.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Ia reserved,
aud the usual coalitions, mentioned In previous
advertisements from this ONCE. will be required to
be observed by bidders.
Proposals. may be made for any one or all Of the
above Posts, aud bidders must slate separately the
rates at which they wi supply Oats and Hay at
each point above named,
The. en- yelopes containing proposals to he ln.
dorsed "Proposals for Forage" aud forwarded
by mail TO this once.
BY order Of The General Comma nd ng First MIL.
tsry District, J. U, CHANDLER,
Brsyst Colonel. Guar ermaster b. s. Army.
Chef QuartaTmastsT LIST Military District
jy9.h
WEARING PAPBR FOB sALB At THIS
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81 Tickets may be obtained o,ths Committee,
and ut II boat on the day Of the Excursion.
Tickets. ol.OOj Children's Tick lets, 80 Cents.
LINCOLN DEPOT ATAUCTiON.

I ISCoLN DEPOT AT AUCTION.
DEPor QuARTERNAsIRR's OFFICE.
wAsHisUToS, d, o., July 10, ls6q, !
Will be sold at public auction on MONDAY,
AuEu 0, eommeneinx at 10 a. m under the su.
perry ,siUu Of Captain u. q. ThOmas, NJ. \. X, the
bu ldingI known as Lincoln Depot. situated be
tween evsnih md Twelfth streets east aud A aud
streets north, cumprising-
J buldings, 2DOx29 feet. I,1w-mlll building, S0x
| building. l9xS, two 81, story.
story. ong ne.housa, l7xIl,
4 buildings, l.hk2t two story,
story, .storshouse 9a6x % feet.
! dwelling house, ski. stabe, l53x2S iset
?sOry. ! OOl. Ouse, Sx2+ I, Ct
| kitchen to do. ,2ixlh cook house, 4xlt feet
story | green house, l1xls Il
] house, l2xl2feet
I water tank and frame, lsxlsxgj fssti 7 sinks,
shed, 100 feet board fence, feet high; $50 feet
picket feace, Sh feet high
Purchasers will he SLOWED ten days to remove
buildings.
TERAs: Cash on day ofsalo.
BY order Of tho QuArteTmAstrT General
J. O. MefERRAN,
reputy QaATteTmaAteT General,
jyl2W Byt Brig, Oen, U. y, A,
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Summer Resorts.
EAUQUIER WHITE sULPH U H
Il BP8INGS.
These popuiit sg,,,ss. opened on the

The waters are unsurpassed as an alternative aud
uue1uslled for the cure OF drop.y, dyspepsia aud
nervous affections PECULIAR TO ladies' Their tonic
clans and patients from all parts u the county.
n II s " S sy e. Sps iss
Gsotxetown, D. c., aud Baltimore. They are
reached By the Orange and Alsxsndris railroad to
the town Of Wsusaton aud thence by carriages,
over q good road, sig 80 mi los to the Springs.
TEAMS: 80 per moath els per week, ~ por day.
Children and servants according To aecommuda-
TONS. Ca,iilon music under the direction OF Prof.
Naval Academy. C0RsELfUs B0YLE.M D.,
jy7-lm Proprietor.
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ExCU79IoN
TO THE
w ii TIE H USE,
ron THE BENEFIT or
NINETEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
THURSDAY, July 10, 1850.

The STEAMER EXPRESS will leave her
whsrf. foot u Sixth street, At9 ~ clock. .. IN. 1,
aud at O'Clock, p. m, returning about 10 p IN !,
Insutins 4 pleasant
M0OsLIGHT TRIP OVER THg POTOMAC.
good Band Of Music has been engs sed for tho
occasion,
Refreshments at city prices,
The COMMITTEES OF Arrangements will spare NO
pains to make the Excursion re OF the most
pleasant OF he season.
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DIED.

DIED.
0IBERs0N. On the 10Th Instant. at $50 p. m. I.
after lons aud psiBful illncss, GILBERT b.
0msRsoS, ateu Years.
Tho funeral will take pla on Monday, 18th
Instant. at SOP m. from the residence OF his son
Inlay, II, Ttias. on Fir.t stro-t west, bet weon L
sod N streets north. Tho relatives and friends
sre ibvitst to Attetd
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ORPHANS COURT.
! JrLr 10, lsTe
! DLstrict Of TDiuJaLi1 Yashfn oton rauafU 4,

JrLr TO- 1893.
vii: ~
10 TIE case Of JoHS T. MiInHgLL AID RICHARD
&C ired. th- adm illustrators adresad have, with the
..ppro alton o. tn nTphau.' Court e W.;hinE.
10Th day d August A. D. is3l. for the AL settle.
msnt aud dl,trbntion Of the prrsonal estate of
said deceased, aud Of the asset In haui as far q.
ths sans have b,eu collected and turned into
moneJ whom and where all the creditors and
hers OF said deceased are notified g. attend. with
their claims properly vouehsJ, or tn may 9th, ..
wise By law be excluded from all benefit In rsid
deeeAsed's estate provided 4 coLy Of this order
be Published once u week for three We KS In the
NATIONAL REPrsLicAs rrevlou. 10 the said day.
Test A. WEBSTER,
Jylfm3w' Register Of v Ills.
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vRITENHBIMBR- PosrBR.-Al st.. James
church, Cleveland. 0swego county. New York, on
June 80, 1860, by the Rev. II. '. Gardner, FIRST
Lieutenant CLRL NsirESHlINBR. Pourth Infantry.
aud MAkIAs, eauGhter Of wi liam foster, ESQ. ,oi
Cleveland, New York.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
UsIrED STATES ESIINEERs 0FFIcg,l
No, 81 PIfrH sTRggT, }
LOrtsyiLLE, ny, Juns 49, 1893
Sealed proposals.; In duP!!sat.; Will be received
at this Office until " IN, on WEDNESDAY, July ..
1880, for the excavation OF about $3.50 cubic yards
Of rock ut the mouth Of the Louisville and Port
land Canal,
SPECIFICATIONS OF the work to be done. sud any
other formation necessary, will be furnished to
those who apply In person at this ONCE.
A. printed copy Of this advertisement must be at.
taehed to each copy Of the proposal. and each bid
must be accompanied by a written guarantee,
signed by two responsible persons, that the party
or parties proposing will eLter Into contract upon
receiving the awardmeni.
No bids will be euierta d except from psrs"ns
who have had experience In similar work aud the
right - reserved to reject any aud all bids. v Il
shall be deemed for the interest Of the Governmen nj
to do so,
Twenty per centum OF the monthly estimate OF
the work done will be retained security for the
fol tllment Of the contract.
Proposals must be enclosed In a sealed envelope,
aud endorsed Proposals. for hoot Bssa.a,lons, -
and addressed to @. wRlTZRL.
Major Cops Of Engineers,
i've I'd Breyst Major General U. 8. A.
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ADvICEs from Turks Island to June Goth
report salt scarce at the salt islands In con-
sequence OF late heavy rains that had de-
stroyed the crops, and caused an advance Of
two and halfto three cents per bnshel, and
masters OF vessels there found II difficult 10
procure full cargoes Of good quality Of salt
even al this advance.
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LAST REDUt TON
IN THE
Price OF Lawns,

We will, on and aflcr MONDAY, July 70, sell
every piece Of orga1dic aud Jaeobet Lawn ia our
stock at thu folio az prices:
splendid OTgAn that were rs ce nts, at 30 cents
Splendid OfEsndis Aud Jsccnot. that were 6IJs
aud 80 eeot,, sta cents ,spleadid Jasoa.t, tn It
priced at 70 cent?. We have marked at prices to
Insure ,Alos. Summer Dress Goods Of avery de-
soription. sELBY NAUDAlE.
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THIS Is to give notice that on the tn day o.
July, A. D, lse9, = Warrant In Bankruptey was
the city Of 0sorgstown, Of said District, who has
been Judged Bankrupt on hi. own petition:
property belonging to such Bank ,t. to him for
his use, and the transfet Of any property by him
are forbidden by law that mesti nR Of tn cred
Tors the said Bankrupt to prove their debt-, apd
choose one more -ssiguees OF his e.tsc. will be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden al this
Guy Nall. 10 the city OF wa.h,. s,o1. before J.
d. lst9, al 10 Q clock. a. IN.
rs v.,,,.,o, ALsX sIiARr,
| jyl2t tstarj
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" WAsHIsGLos, D. O., June %. lsos'
TitnsyillT, Pa, praying for the extension Of u
pateut granted 10 him 90 the 9th day Of October,
B,Ts:
II 4. ordered that said petition be heard At this
ofhcs N the Olh day JfSeptembeI next, Any person
NAV "nPsn this extension. ObjrctiOls, derysi.
iinn.. ,"I other pap"rs, sLyuld be 1led In uk
SAMUEL u. FISHER,
AOs-W3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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Chinaware.
A TwooD's PATENT CURED FISH.

ATwOOD's PArENr CURED FISH.
"HYPERIGN CURED FIsH"-Ktwood' : Patent
Put up from the fresh caught a,h, packed In 10 ID
summer use. II H. pronuneed a very superior
article by all who have used T. For sale In any
quantity by BRYAN BROS.
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
ic]j. eoaw Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Boarding.

COUNTRY PERSONS WISHING
" country board can be accommodated three
miles from Annapolis BY apriyate family. House
greatest abundance. Excsllent hshins, Salt wAtar
bathing. Luxurious table Terms % Per week.
ie1s eotf
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vAsHIsoror, July 10. isos.-Jay Cooks d
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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WRnAyEpR,Its.a PAPER IFoR sALE At THIS
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For Sale or Rent.

l. on Thirteepth street Hsst. between o and D |
:s s s:ri Ssiis ssy "a sSSs .,,i isf
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TO EVERY POOR MAN
WHO WANTS TO own Ills HONE.
To Own His House and Lot

IAN now Offering for sale a humber Of Lots in
square iii, on Eishta-nth ttrert east and A and
Bsoutb, on terms which will ensble any man Who
drsIfaa
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Wants.

IVANyEin ~ gUY. BY EsjyTsTH kAoiEySc,.
oSD: H1Np CIIiIiiYo. UNDER CIoTHfN6,
BOOTS aai SHOES, &c. se,s At nah Seventh
Liberty Market. between and strsetsl east
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-14

prodgal spirit of former times has given
place to one ef close dealing. This is as
it should be, and argues well for the
South. The people down there have
found out that they must take care of
themselves individually, and they have
learned rapidly in the school of tempo
rary adversely. Their trade is greatly
sought after, because they are considered
good paying customers and their money
is needed in the loyal North. Let them
keep it at home, get rich by industry and
economy, aud by all means trade North
as little as possible.
PERSONAL.
During my stay in New York I have
met some old Tennessee friends who are
doing an immense cotton business at 62
Wall street, under the firm name of Aus
tell, Iumau & Co. They rank as the
second in point of business in their line
10 this city. The gentlemen composing
the frm are all natives of Tennessee,
though lstterly Of Georgia. They came
here since the war, but have built up an
i'm mmepse trade with the Gulf States, and
by another season will doubtless operate
heavily in the Memphis market. Our
merchants will Gnd them frst-clsss gen.
tlemen in every sense of the word, and as
reliable as the best.
Colonel M. j. Wicks, President of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, Col.
J. H Edmoudsop, General N B. Forrest,
and F. M. Cash, E'q., and wife, of Mem
phis, are sone of the recent arriv ais here
Mr.. A. L. DuBose Stearns, young
gentleman favorably known in Memphis,
has attached himself to the mammoth
retail establishment of A. I. Stewart, on
Broadway and Tenth. He has not yet
been made member of the firm, as far
as known, bat he has been promoted very
rapidly, and now has complete control Of
the trimming department, feature of
the house recently introduced. He will be
happy to have calls from any of bis Mem.
phis friends who may visit New York, or
to gil any orders. He introduced me to
Mr.. Tuller, the polite superintendent Of
the house, who showed me through it. 1t
ia world of dry goods, such as can be
seen at no other house on this continent,
and we'll worthy of visit from any one
who has few hours or even few dol
lars to spend in that line.
Many of the merchants and leading
business men Of Memphis will remember
Mr.. L. o. Reeve. gentleman of nur
city who made numerous friends during
his brief connection with the Bulletin
as commercial editor, and they will be
pleased to hear that be occupies very
profitable and desirable position here as
Superintendent of the Kuickerbocker
Ice Company, an institution which op'
crates with several millions of dollars.
Mr.. Reeve is doing too we'll here to think
of leaving again, but expresses lively
attachment for Memphis, and says that
next to New York that would be his
choice of place to live.
sf.-a.f.r HARVEY. r
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. An adventurous California correspond.
ent has penetrated the inmost interior OF
q Chinese Joss-house in San Francisco,
aud has seen Joss himself. Joss, who Is
irreverently styled the "Old Boy" ap.
peared to be having very nice time OF
It, and was gorgeous with jewels and fine
clothes. His silken coat was heavy with
gold and silver, and he wore natty little
smoking cap. All his surroundings we're
sumptuous. His throne glittered with
gems. Overhead was q velvet canopy,
rich with precious metals. As for Joss
him self, he presented the appearance of
high living and deep drinking. His tn-
gers were decked with diamonds, but his
nose displayed carbuncles only; his
whole face was famingly red, and alto
gether, in spite of his fine clothes, he was
q most disreputable old devil. i.ti ~
The splendor of this Joss.house is rep
resented to be equal to that of some OF
the temples in China, only there, and
dou btless in California, every Chinaman
has his own Joss and Joss-house on q
small scale. Mr.. Barnum. in narrsting
his troubles in the clock business, says
Connecticut clocks have been distributed
all over the world, and that whole car
goes of them have been sent to China
There, however, they we're not appreci-
sted as time. keepers, but Cinnamon
bought them for the ornamented cases
taking out the machinery and converting
the case into miniature temple for Joss,
thus ipnubitably proving, according to
Barnum, that faith is possible without
works"
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Al ingenious piece of whiting by q
Connecticut Yankee is thus described by
the New York Mail: HE has taken IA
eight ounce vial and set up in its interior
a perfect keg about two inches long, with
four hoops on It and both heads in. and
he has stopped the bottle with wooden
plug which fts perfectly tight and is
keyed inside, the key pinned aud the pin
togglsd. The workmanship is excellent,
and the way it was done is mystery"
The same amount of labor expended
upon the manufacture of wooden nut
megs would have realized q fortune, and
yet that poor devil fri,ters away his time
in building kegs in yiAls.
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Death Of the wife of the Wick edest
Man."

Mrs. Mary Allen, wife Of John Allen,
known as the Wickedest Man in New
York." died of dropsy at her home in
Roosevelt street, New York, on Saturday
last Her health had been declining for
some time, owing to her dissipation. The
properly where her family resided is val.
ued at about $50, 1000, and is the fruit Of
Johns nineteen years of labor in the
dance house business on Water street.
The funeral took place at the residence
on Monday last, at Il o'clock pm. A
good number of people were present, for
most of Mrs. Aliens old dsnce-house
friends had come to take their last fare
well Of their old companion. Only five
or six men we're to be seen; all the rest
were girls and women. Three Catholic
priests had been in attendance up to the
time of her death. The Rev. j. C. Ar
mold, formerly Superintendent Of the
Howard Mission, and an old friend Of the
Allen family, was present. A large
proportion of the mourners did not
appear to manifest much grief for
the loss of an old friend. Some OF the
men and women swore strange oaths,
while others talked and laughed as they
had done so often on other occasions.
The ''Wickedest Man" took things coolly,
and just before the corpse was removed
he went out and got drink. Many of
the women walked up to the coffin, gazed
q moment. aud then bent over and kissed
the face of the dead three timea Little
Chester, a boy Of about eight years,
seemed deeply affected, and he could
scarcely believe that he was never to
see his mother again in this life. The
husband kissed his dead wife for the last
time, and then said, There is the best
friend ever had, and that is ell l can
do for her." As the coffin was being
taken down stairs be remarked, "She is
going to the grave feet first" The burial
took place at Calvary Cemetery.
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N udtty.

The New York World says: New
York appears to be reviewing the period
of Pompeiisn civilization, as we see i
depicted in the pictures of Hamon and
other French painters. The girls of the
period, when Pompeii hourished, were
iavishiy liberal of their voluptuous forms.
Indeed, one garment, and that re-
markably scsnty one, is all that Hamon
taking his material from Pompeii, OF
conrse--accords to some of the 1.-THE and
unconscious beauties painted by him.
Liberal display has long been the fash
ion Of evening dress, for Byron refers to
il in his poem on The Waltz, in which
be complains that the bellies of the time
were not given to leaving much mys-
terry from the vsdding night The girls
hereabout appear inclined to 'go Us one
Better than that, however. There is q
decided tendency observable to dress
ing low, in morning costume. Any
quantity Of neck, and goodness knows
what glimpses of bosom, are now to be
seen 10 the fashionable promensdes.
And wicked men wink at each other, and
inquire, What nextr to which echo has
not yet been able to EstIrp . reply"
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The water pipe running into factory
in Bridgeport, Connecticut. was found
os Tuesday morning to be so full Of eels
as to stop the flow of water. Thirty
eight eels we're taken out measuring
from foot to foot aud halt in length
At the Naugatuck railroad machine shop,
The same morning it was found impossi-
ole to Gil the boilers because the water
mines we're fnll Of eels and over two hun
dred were taken out In many cases
thsse [, sh are too large to get through the
pines. and iu others they are punched
back into the main pipes sud left there
10 die AID rot ~ F
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Just as they we're about to complete q
new railroad bridge at Providence, K: l.,
the other day, somebody dared Miss
EVELYN Faruum to cross il on a plank
one foot vide, three hundred feet long
and sfsy feet above the stream. And
the vspturesoms little thing actually did
IL E..
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

tn: Py..lo Lssss. ! =. !. { /, publishsd every Az
n. VIII ITMO R f..
1t No. ID Madison street. -
The PUEBLO L.DsHH & serysd e g5tZ sgsscTi; tsTs
bers By faithful carriers at FlfTkEN CENT?
per week, payable weekiy t. the csfrisrs.
By mail lin advanced: One year. $ss dx ~
months, "a; three months ~ /; one month"; 70
cents.
Nswsdsalsrs supplisd at TX cents per COPY.
ri saS n .s e ssnsss
Rsisctsd manuscfipis WILL rof ~ rsturasd.
RATES or ADVERTISING -:
IiEss In.:,sIs. =, e per square
kor one Week. ...,.........-.....- s% 4.
FOR Two w eekg...... ........-sss..s.'s ~ a.
Tor Three Weeks.-..~..s....e.'~ w
For One Month"; ......s..s'.s1T oV
Eight lines Of Nonpsrsil. solid. constitute q
Displayed advsrtisemsnty VII be charged -
S.si b.ns n ssSs Essa'' n u od w.
Notices In local column Inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion
Special Notices inserted for ton cents Per line
for each insertion. gEN h4tkAeA
Notices Of Deaths aud Marriages. twenty
cents per line.
To regular advertisers We offer superior In
ducemcnts, both as to rate Of charges and man
nsr Of displaying their favors. Fl bFH lif
Advertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising are due whsn con-
trsoted and payable on demand.
- All letters, whether upen business OF
otherWiss, must be addressed to
e. wHITMORE,
Rn PuhIisher and Proprietor.
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Office and Sample Rooms at Risk 4 John
sons, sos Main street. opposite the Peabods
Hotel. N-sN