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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-09

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MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
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respectfully announces that has returned from Boston
Goods, Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
and Small Wares, which offered at
nair prices.
ORDERS FROM MIILINERs
will no promptly and faithfully alled with attractive
and fashionable goods, at Boston aud N. Y. prices.
LADIES AND MISSES
will find Mrs TOwSER and Miss ID. GRACE HUNriNGrON
with Assstants) in the Millinery Department, who
will be happy 10 show goods and 10 receive or
dcrs, promising their best efforts topleaso.
MILLIN ERT
BY TASTY ladies It's SsoSnnfcsscd
That Mrs TowNER has the hest
And ladies buy Of her with ease,
because her goods and prices please
Miss lIUSrSeroS with her ~ tonds,
With GRAcEfu mlcn, To wait on friends,
Their orders promptly TO nilall
For AVSsES 1 agarnSd with taste and SKIN
At TOwNERs call for taking goods
lind BONNETS HATS and shaker HOODS
Gay FLOWERS, RIBBONS, B0BBINETs
COMBS, COIFFURES, IAIR-PINS, COILS, aud JETS
INsERTINGS, RUFFLEs, PRINCES, BRADs
PERFUMES for bachelors and maids
Nice cars old ladies heads to screen
Sleek, snowy sCARFs for "sweet sixteen
HOSE, HooKks and CORsETs VERY aue)
For girls Of ton TO eighty-nlne,
High DICKIEs sought by nall old
And tops of fourscore years and ten
KID GLOVES by ALEXANDRA made,
For misses grlay aud madams staid
Noat BOWS and TIES for bellies aud boys
And chdren's NlCKNACKS, babies Toys.
Montpelier, April, 1869. GO
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and encr December Isl, 1863, Passenger T,,.
will run az follows
UPHARD TRAINS.
ACCOMMODATION TRAs leaves Concord at lO.n,
Wells River st. Johnshury, Barton, Newport NM
by and Macog Lakes Stanstead Bath, Littetnn 49,
tcr 6o Also, with trains for Montpelier BuIll4r,.
st. Adams, Rouses Point, Montreal, Ogiensbufgi y,
die West
pay EXPRESS TRAis leaves Concord At l0a; 4, =,
for White River Junction, connecting with tain, =
Montpelier. Burlington, Rouso's Point Montreal 4
and with Ogdousburgh and Grand Trunk RAilruld,f
the West
BRlsroL TRAS leaves at9.27 p. m, for Frantls "a,
Bristol
EvEStxa ExrRrss TRAfs leaves Concord at llb 81,
Tor White River Junction, connecting with tn.Ii, l.
Montpelier, Burlington, st. Albans, houses Point H.,
treAl. Ogdcnsburgh and the West.
'Or arrival of trains nom Boston, W orcostcf Pm,
mouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNW1RD TRAINS.
tMoRNfNG ENPREss TRAtN leaves White River Ina.
ton for Concord at ~ a. m, arrival Of train, ~
Ogdensburgh and Montreal On Mondays at SIS y
stead OF 1 -.
I BalsroL TEAM leaves Bristol for Concord At y, ,
m, and Franklin at vas a, m.
fMNL TnAiN leaves White River Junction ff Co
cord at l20 D. M arrival Of trains over the 81,
mont Central, Passumpsic, and White Mountain, IA
roads.
DAY ExrRrss TRAiS leaves White River Junstt, 4,
so p. M or arrival Of trains nom Montreal l.'
0ciensburgh, Bnttlehoro, keene, Bellows Pals va
sur Sc connecting at Concord with trains fOr NAue
ter, Nashua, Lowell, and Boston
tThese trains connect at Concord with traln 3,
Manchester Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland MAJ,
Worcester, Now York, Lowell and Bostsn.
oNsLOW sTEAfNs, A.,ii
Concord ~ H. Jan. 1869.
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A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY BEVERAGE.
DIR IRISiI'S


q r 4 IA b h Err.
Il cooling and pleasant beverage, more fuy qusneh
ing the thirst than any article In use, which makes I
particularly sought after Summer drink, aud only
requires fair trial to be appreciated
SOUTHMAYD & CO..
Cor fremont Bromfeid Sts., boston,
Are the sole fr tho snle f rits fr Nav Enyland
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4 GENTS READ THIS
4 Il AGENTS, MALE AND FEMALE, WILL PINu
for thor host Interests to engage with the new book
written by
RTON
large, handsome octave, beautifully illustrated with
steel cugrayings, selling with astonishing rapdty aud
giving universal satisfaction. Exclusive territory and
large commissions given. Liberal salaries paid 10 expo
ricuctd, efficient Send for descriptive ciruu
lars giving full information to
a. s. HALE 4 CO., Publishers, Hartford, c.
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FfCERSs
CLARENCE II. CLARK. President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mittee.
HENRY d. COOKE. Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary
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Whore the general business Of the Company transaced
and To which all general correspondence should DO adj
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respocty announces that he has returned from Boston
and New York with large assortment Of Fancy
Goods, Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods
and Small Wares, which are offered at
mir nriCcs
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and ailer December ist, 1868, Passenger Pa.
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ALEXANDRIA.

STEALING HoRsEs FOR THEIR SKrNs.-It was
stated in yesterdays STAR that horse had been
stolen the previous night from the Almshouse.
The skinned carcass of the stolen animal has
been found in piney hollow, between the Alex
andria canal and the Washington turnpike, a
snort distance from the toll gate on that road
IL appears that a colored man named John Rob-
inson alias jackson, q native Of this place, who
has been arrested, In company with, "a vet, an
unknown accomplice, stole two horses from the
Almshouse on Monday night last, and carried
them to the hollow where the carcass was found.
One horse, valued at $3.50, was knocked in the
mead with an axe, killed and skinned, and the
skin brought to this city and cold to Mr.. Drifus
Tor S1.25. The other horse, for which a similar
rate was intended, becoming alarmed at the
smell OF blood, broke away from the stake to
which he Was tied, and escaped to his home
PREVIOUS to his arrest, Robinson had made an
attempt at the Almshouse to resteal the horse
which had escaped from him the night before,
but las scared away. In the hollow where the
carcass of the horse was found, were discovered
the remains Of many animals, among them the
SKIN OF lately slaughtered hog. Robinson was
committed to jail to await an examination at
the next term Of the County Court.
EXPORT TRADE.-The bark Enchanter Is now
taking in load of -four and grain from the
warehouse of Hooe, Wederburn & Co.. for Liv-
erpool; and the schooner j. f. Knowles is being
loaded with flour, by B. H. Lambert, for Barba-
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e Miss Anthony insists that she will have
"Susan b. Anthony" on her tombstone. Well,
who's trying to hinder her?
~General Sheridan Is attending to his duties
as usual, but has not yet entirely regained his
usual strength.
~ There are 25Oo0 "Street Arabs, in the
city Of London. "Street Arabs" be it known,
are vagabond boys-children utterly homeless
and without any one to guide or control them.
~ Railroad travellers in Massachusetts, are
getting up petitions to the Legislature for a law
70 forbid railroad corporations from charping
extra fare when tickets are not purchased at the
Office.
~ BENJAMIN Teachent, convicted of murder
in hayisg poisoned his wife in Wyoming county,
n. Y, and sentenced TO he hanged on the 2ith
instant, has had his sentence cOmmutcd to i'm
prisonment for life.
~The Chicago Common Council on Thurs
day evening adopted q resolution declaring that,
whereas the habit Of smoking in open council
In unbecoming gentlemen and legislators
smoking should be stopped.
~ A citizen OF Gardner, Me-, Il erecting o
house Of Stats, wonderful piece Of archite csnre.
viewed from one point 1t looks like an umbrella
struck byiiehting. From another point one Il
undecided whether 1t Is q played out velocipede
or game Of base ball.
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
United States and Canadas, previous to being es-
tablished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th streets, Dec. 10th, 1861, successfully
treats COrns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands Ofother
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment Hours from q. m. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press of business at office. DR.. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and D. m
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GEORGETOWN.

BOARD OF HEALTH.-The regular monthly
meeting of this board was held last evening, and
the nuisances which had been reported on, one
ON Valley street and the other on square bounded
by Prospect, High, Bridge and Congress streets,
were ordered to be abated.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered and cleared-Schrs
Margie, McFadden, from and to New York, and
Colonel Jones, Strong, from and to Calais
Maine; Entered-Steamer George II. Stout,
Ford, Philadelphia.
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS win be closed at noon
the day before Christmas, and will not be re-
opened until Monday, January 3, $50.
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mOTTO-'SRutek SdteS ana NB1du fr0ttS."
just having opened an immense stock Of new
Goods, of which we will dispose Of as quick as
possible, we will sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz: White Shirts Is, 81, S125 and upwards,
q splendid article, all Linen Bosoms, and Cuffs
g and &2.25 Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 30, 60, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
and $1.25. Good Cotton Socks, 3 pairs for &c.
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c. per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
OF Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen in this
Sc ssatsasSs "ne' c9Hs sn aaa sSs5yRody will
Marble Hall,
No. 456 It'll st., opp. Patent Office, and
1852: No. 516 It'll st., between ID q sts.
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COAX HALL"i is not ''branch'' establishment,
and we are not, therefore, compelled to draw
our supplies from any one house; but, with the
cash in hand, our long experience in the largest
clothing houses Of the country to guide us, and
the markets Of the world to choose from, it is
simply impossible for any one to sell at lower
prices than ourselves. We offer a complete stock
of Mems, Youths, Boys aud Children's Ready
Made Clothing, and guarantee our prices the
lowest in.W ashingtOn. OAK HALL,
l.. ID. BARBOUR s. Co.,
1895 AGO It'll street, opposite Post Office.
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CATARRH-The origin Of Catarrh is in most
cases neglected Cold, which can be relieved by
the Of Browns Bronchial Troches," by sooth-
ing the irrated and inflamed membrane extend
ing from the nose to the throat. For Coughs and
Throat Diseases the Tr0ches are Of great ser
vice
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BITTERs.-S. s. Harris, NJ. D., of New York.
says of Mr.. Speer's Wine 81 find it to be an
excellent tonic and gentle stimulant, preferable
to all other Wines" The "Wine Bitters" has
his pure wine as a base, only being made bitter
by the bitter principles Of such herbs and roots
as are in daily use by the medical faculty. Try
them, and you will use no other. Sold by drug
gists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-17

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE, pro-
nounced the'simplest and nOiseless machine i'm
the world, can now be bought on easy terms at
the Agency, c. Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, 315 7th street, between d andE. 1878
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-17

NOTICE, ENTERPRIsE CLUB.-Any member of
the above club will please call on me at once, in
relation to their ball JOHN HOCKERMYER,
Trades Union Hall, corner of Sth and Z SITS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A1usementa, re.

NATIONAL THKATRK-Lucille Western in
UDliyer Twist"
ODD PILLOWS HALL--Ball by st. Aloysius
Temperance Society.
wHITEHURsr's GALLERY-Mammothi Ilumi-
mated views Of the war, &C., every evening.
LINCOLN HAIL--Lecture by Paul b. Du
Chaillu.
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon, ON the
steamer Arrow, at 10 o N.
AARKRrTKR's ART GALLERY, 4s6 It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, % Pennsylvania
avenue.
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OARPETs. CURTAINS, &c.
THE LARGEST STOOKi
THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS m
THE MOST BEAHONARLI PRICEUm
WI. 3. WlTCHELL q CO.,
Over Perry Broh
An A-1y DRY Goods 1T bIiahNnen<

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On the petition q p WiiIiiH wv Z. WY Il H. Of
Brookville, N c.. praying for the extension Of q
k96, for an Improvement in Cultiyating Flows
1t is ordered that the testimony IN the casa he
Tor Ming arguments and the Examiner's reDort he
limited TO the zfhday Of February next and fhaf
next. = W. "as
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL FISHER.
def.lav3w Commissioner Of Patents
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CITY ITEMS.
Prices

Dollar Jewelry Store
Receives Holiday Goods every day. 1876 Penn
sylvania avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets.
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DRIVING CARTS ON THE SIDEwALKs.-Oficer
Cross arrested George Eslin yesterday charged
with driving eight carts on the sidewalk on New
Jersey avenue. Justice Thompson to-day, after
a hearing of the case, fined him $40 and costs
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THE CoURTs.-In the Criminal Court (Judpe
Fishery the Schureman case, and in the Cir
cult Court (Judge Cartter) the ease of Ritten-
house, Fowler & Co. agt. Davis, were on trial
to-day.
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In THE RIvRR.-About eight o. CLOCK last even
ing the horses attached to the hack OF William
river, but they were taken cut without much
damage.
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TAKING POssEssION.-Yesterday Henry
Thompson, colored, went to an unoccupied
house on street, and breaking the door open
took possession. Oficer Crump arrested him,
and he was committed to jail for court.
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VIOLATING THE SCALE LAw.-Yesterday Of
fcer Roth arrested John Beckersmith, q. r.
Kaufman, John Ferguson and q. w. Miller for
violating the scale law, and Justice Marsh fined
each IS.
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SALns or hxAL. EsrATK.-J. r. Coldveu q.
Co, aucfienser., have sold lot 2, in square sd
streets west, TO Jsee5 Joayenal, at ~ cents Der
square Joot
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sns sls. ana If. Z; lRss
TkyBEs, can We had e .BoYDBo Stow
n0Brfhg name and number q stove.
.o,,n s,s Oh ssrs. s9 Ssi.s.. S bSs..Ph
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TILL TAPPING.-Yesterday Middleton Penn,
colOred boy, entered the store of Patrick Will
son and grabbed at the money drawer, from
which he took pistol and made OFF, but was ar
rested by officer Howe, and Justice Mills COM
mitted him to Jail for hearing.
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JEM MACE and a relative by the name of
Pooly, both English prize fighters, arrived in
this city yesterday for the purpose of effectine
an engagement with the prOprietors of some
place Of amusement for Mace to appear in his
representation Of Grecian statues.
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SEE ADvKRrIsRNKxT Of the late Amos Ken
dails elegant private carriage for sale.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-rhe follow
ing transfers Of real estate have been made in
the ofhee Of the Recorder of Deeds since our
last report:
December sth--Jos. H. Cook, trustee, to ID. L.
MORRISON parts sub. IL and II, square $40 q 900;
johanna 5. Shuhknecht to Selma H. Arctz;
parts 10 and IL, square 3GS, g, 800; G. w. Tay-
L. s. Chapman to s. A. II. MARKS. sub. 10, SQUARE
ss5, 81 900; Joseph +. Kelley to P. H. Green,
Christopher Cammack, Jr., sub. %, square 42D,
81 200; F. yerusteIn to Ann Verustein, east x
II, square 50, 500; w. HI. Dougal, executor, to
December 9th.-Mary Ann Mortimer to s. 8.
Mortimer, lot near corner 2ist and o street,
$50; X. w. Bruff to N. B. Fugitt, sub. IS, square
tS7, $4,000; Thos Young to W. Mckenzie. sub.
Bayard, Part2, square 100, s1o,O H. w. Thies
to Wilhelm Escher, part 8, square Al, 81, 600;
Joshua Whitney to G: T. Bowen, sub. d, square
part II, square 4Oi, ,355; j. F. Kelley to J. III.
barrow row. part subs III and 11s, west n square
sub. 81, square 3s5, s1,1Oo; r. Hurst to John
Robertson, parts 1, 80, "a and IS, square 511,
s2,4oo; J: W: Starr to Robert A. Dent, sub. 20,
December lie. c. Green to G. w. Gladmon,
part sub. g, square AT 1913; Joseph Walsh to
r, Klein, sub. 8, square s64, S92s.12; John X.
Mcclellan to Oliver H. Reid, part IA, square
i, square $50, $780, Richard p. jackson, trustee
to John Yoegler, parts sub, 10, II and IL, square
"a, 1915; w. X. Woodward, trustee, to Samuel
Norment, part o, square 3s2, SO ,085.
December 13-JOhn Hartnett ct al. to C. C..
Beavens, part 10, square $50, $1,000; c. A.
Beavens to John w. Shaw, south part 8, square
S3l, 81 300.
December 1.-THE. w. Biggs to G. H. Dyer,
part 10, square 1876, 80, 43o; W. B. Todd to W.
Jordan, sub ~, square GO, 81 $50; A. X. Shep-
herd to Julia A. Ford, sub %, square 623 81 ,O00
=: v. n Huyck to Rob't Hart part Z, square 734
$3.50; j. q. Mckelden to +. A. Marshall ct al
part 2, square 400, $4,000.
December 15th.-R. L. Jones ct al. to r. s. T.
Cissell, sub 4, square 369, 5000; Jno. A. Adams
to David c. Jacob, part 5, square 40, L. s.
Chapman to A. p. Brown, sub 8, north One-half
square $50, 81, 5O0 w. H. Ward ct al. trustees to
John Malone, sub q, square $50, S1,745; James
Adams ct al. trustees to Lyman Trumbull, IA,
10, 10, IL, 1S, and 10, square 12s, so ,OOO LYMAN
Trumbull to George T. Brown, parts is, II, and
Is, square 72s, 5000; q. +. Brown to Elizabeth
L: Queen, parts Is, IL, and Is, square 72S
5000; j. w. Starr to X. w. bowman. sub 39'
square 3O2, 800; j. w. Rumsey to Ii. X. Searle,
part IA, square 36s, 81 ,sO555.
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The NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR DISABLED VOL
UNTEER SoLDIERs.-The Board Of Managers Of
the National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers met at the Surgeon Generals office, in
this city. yesterday. Present-General Bel
KNAPP, Secretary Of War; Generals Butler, Will
ESQ.,, Judge Hugh L. Bond, Ex-G Governor Smyth,
DR.. Z. B. WOlcott and Hon. Lewis b. Gunckel
The reports from the several asylums shows that
$3.50 disabled soldiers and sailors were sup
ported or aided during the year, as follows:-At
the Central Asylum, Dayton, Ohio, ,637; at the
Eastern Branch, Augusta, Me-, 635; at the
Northwestern Branch, Milwaukee, Wis, 425; at
419; at the Rochester Branch, Rochester, n. Y,
40; at the New Jersey Soldiers Home New
ark, n. g., 323 at temporary homes, 1O2; by out
for, 1l2 died during the year. OF the whole.
LIS are native born and 1873 of foreign birth;
"a are married men, with wives or children still
living; The largest number !s25l came from
Massachusetts, and about prOportionate num-
bcrs from all the other Northern States.
Second Ddy-TO-day the Board proceeded to
done we select the following as of interest to the
public: The Asylum buildings at DAYTON. Ohio
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Augusta, Maine,
having been completed, to provide ample accom-
country, and measures were taken to transfer
all the soldiers cared for at the temporary
riches to the regular Asylums, which have
beautiful grounds, and besides the ordinary ac-
commOdati0ns of similar institutions, have
chapels, libraries, reading rooms, amuse-
ment halls, schools where all the
ordinary branches, including bookkeeping, tel
egraphy, &c, are taught; work shops, where
new trades are taught and employment with
compensation for valuable labor Is given and
all else provided to make these asylums pleasant
homes for brave men disabled i'm their cOuntry's
service.
Gen. VIM. 8. Tilton, of Massachusetts, was
appointed Governor of the Eastern Branch Asy-
lum, at Augusta, and among other things he
was authorized to commence the manufacture
OF shoes on large scale at that institution.
Measures were taken to secure a more ecOnom-
ical administration of the affairs of the ASYLUM
Douru
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AnfsrrSeoF TIE LlQCoR DEALERS vas heid
YESTERDAY afternoon 70 elect Officers for tl,s net
- months, but the election was Iostnonei To
attendance. SAe sl"
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0% TELEGRAPHll
U9 THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY has extended wires to the Navy Yard,
and opened an Office in ODonnells Drug Store,
No. 591 EIGHTH STREET EAST,
where the business of it's patrons in that section of
the city will hereafter receive prompt attention.
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THE JoNADABs ON AN ExCuRsIoN.--The
steamer Arrow, Capt. StackpOle, went down
last evening on a special trip to Alexandra,
taking party of Jonadabs to Alexandria, the
place. The party returned on the same boat
about midnight.
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NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
$50 Penn o avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
BUSINESS SUITS, of Melton, Scotch and domestic
Casslmere, OF our own manufacture, equal to the
best Custom Work, and fully % per cent cheaper.
fALL QVERC0ATS, at reduced prices.
BOYS SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS, in ages from
snree years and upwards in great variety Of quail
ties and styles.
BOYS, OYERCOATS and TOGAS
ZEN OVERCOATS Of various fabrics, ADAPTED 10
the present and at prices less than the same
make Of goods can be purchased elsewhere.
W bite, Colored, and Cashmere SHIRTS, Of eupe-
Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, Bows, &C., &c.
no00a1" THOMAS FRANCIS, AGENT.
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PETIT LAHCENY-Yesterday, Georgianna
Allen and Emma johnson, two colored girls,
who had been in the employ of Mr.. fheo
Mesher, were arrested by Officers Barkly and
O'Neill, on the charge OF the larceny of wearing
apparel from his house, the most Of which was
recovered, and Justice Schmidt committed them
to Jail for court.