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~ ONE AND SEEi
COME AND SEE FOB YOURSELF,
THE HANDSOME PRESENTS.

A choice selection Of MERsHAUM and FANCY
PIPES; also all fine brands OF SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, can be bad at
p. &. ALBRECHTN,
Cor. of Bridge and High sts., Georgetown,
Cigars by the box at Wholesale prices. dell-2ws
TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs-As the
y season is ADVANCED, we have determined TO cell
at greatly REDUCED PRICES, DRESS GOODS,
shaws, Cloaks, Cloakings, Blankets, Cloths, CASH
meree, and all Winter Goods. We are also selling
Calicoes, Cottons, and Domestics Of all kinds, as
cheap, not cheaper than they sold in the Dis
trict. BENJAMIN MILLER
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LARCENY CAsKs.-Last evening, officer Null
lins caught John, alias Thomas Smith, cOlored,
In the act Of stealing a pair OF blankets from
custody. Justice Thompson committed him to
jail. About 9 O'clock last evening, Charles II.
johnson, cOlOred, cut down pair Of shoes from
the store door of II. q. Windsor, on 7th street,
and Lieut.. Kelly being near, pursued him, and
after q chase OF four squares overlook him.
During the run he threw away the shoes, which
were subsequently recovered, but he had not
the shoes. Justice Thompson comm tilted him
to iail.
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~ ~: CEoesNAE was arrested BY officer Dun-
&wIn iast night Tor celebrating "FOrefather.,
Day'-giy1ng an entertainment-without a IL
serse, ard this morning justice Harper tined
B.ms5.
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In 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED n 1887.
w. 81. WHEATLEYy
u n U n STE IN DYE N q

CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. - JEFFERSON ST.,
Georgetown, ID. @.
Replete with every desirable apparatus and Bro
v1ded with the best talent and artistic skill 20 be OBJ
tanned with constant personal attention on the part
Of the proprietor, makes this the best place in the
District to have all orders in his line well and
promptly exec uted. oa1l-oW
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~ AcsloAL OByKRNe," OF which John
LIE, on tne piano and music warerooms 500
has male its appearance tSis CsrsSSIYaas =,
Ss-al, and As usual - fun OF interesting matter
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The WISCONSIN ASSOCIATION gave sociable
last evening at Harmonial Hall, at which there
was large attendance, and dancing, converse
ton, and card playing was enjoyed to q late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-23

afternoon, some clothing In the third story OF
Miss Taney's residence, 126 d street, took fire
from sparks in the fireplace, and the clothing
Inc mantel, and o valuable oil painting were
destroyed. Officer Peaster and some of the In
mates extinguished 1t without calling out the
hre department, and to the oficer's promptness
is due the prevention of Q serious corftagration
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CfsT4NRz0 ScALEs-Yes.ezGiay on Ear. nj
Bey and Harris arrested Peter Din for nsin, = n
staIaIed scales a. butcher, and ustiee 80, -,
ION nEed him - AID 81 costs IN each OF ~.
easSs- Va Hfe
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The WAR VIEWS, on exhibition eyerv even
ing at the Whitehurst Gallery, constitute a most
interesting entertainment, giving exact photo
graphic Representations, natural sine, Of the
principal historical scenes OF the late war. A
most commendable feature OF the exhibition is
The fact that all one-armed and one-legged
soldiers are invited to visit it, and witness the
old familiar scenes, free Of charge.
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Last evening, Special Oficer Golfer, at Wise
well Barracks, arrested a little colored boy
named Thomas Young, better known as "Indisi
Tom" notorious young thief, charged with
stealing PAIR Of boots from q little boy WHIT
was taking them home. This morning the pris
oner had hearing before Justice Wall, and wa
committed to Jail for court.
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by the President for Justice Of the Peace, is at
present q representative of the Second Ward in
the Board OF Common Council, having been the
Secretary Of both Boards, respectively, during
distinction during the late war, and has been
active in the Republican party since the war in
this city.
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OFFICER WILLIAMS, who was seriously injurSd
1hile making An arrest . few nights since,
Ne not Thought 70 DO any better this morning
me discharges OF blood from the ear Il thought
syhs physician 70 indicate serious internal In
Jury, II lot fracture, OF the skull.
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THE GzRNAN LANGUAGE IN THE PUBLIC
SCBooLs.-Sfr. David L. Selke, appointed a few
months since as teacher Of German in the Pub
lie Schools Of the Third and Fourth Districts l.
quite actively engaged in his duties, giving les
sons IN that language to- l6i pupils-65 in the
Female Grammar School, Second District, anC
y IN the Male Grammar School, Fourth Dis
trict, and 80 in the Female Grammar School il
that District
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lcAIL ArfnnTIoS 70 the public meeting in
evening, At 80 o'clock, At the Pre.byterian
Church, on ~ street. Governor Con. Goionei
Yorney, and other prominent sleakers, are
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Nh. WIZ. III. BAILEY, a weIl-known book
binder OF this city, died yesterday morning, in
bis 35th year, after an illness of thirteen months
Mr. Il. was book-binder by trade, and came
here from Philadelphia about sixteen years
ago, and was member of the Book binders
Society, and Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, K of p,
who win attend his funeral to-morrow.
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The INDIANA ASSOCIATION met last evening
at Union Leagne Hall, when letters were read
State, who had been elected honorary members.
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The ALLEGED POISONING CAsE-Miles May
field and Griffin Harvey, charged with poisoning
the household at Mrs. Browns boarding-house.
have had further hearing before Justice Har-
for MaSheld, and NJ. b. Wedgewood for Griffin.
A number Of witnesses were examined, but the
evidence failed to criminate the accused and
the justice dismissed the case against them.
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WArER RENrs.-In our notice of the Water
kegistr1rs Once, in yesterdays STAR we mad
List Of those delinquent on account OF water
rents, in order TO report list OF such delin-
4uents 70 the Collector OF Taxes. The list IL OF
UNPAID sater tazes assessed for laying the mains
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Tn Sr1AMKR W. w. Corr arrived safely a,
norwich, Conn, on Tuesday morning, and was
turned over 70 the hands OF her owners by Cant.
morning. He made the trip from Forfrese Mon
roe 70 Norwich in forty-sn hours, which Is con-
ndered quick passage.
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CHILDRKN's GARBALpI's at "Oak HAIL. 400
1th street, opposite Post ONCE. 12,is,6
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VKLvETsI vELyErsn yELvErs.,I

Superior Quality of
bLAUh c1Lh vEIvETS FUN CIyypa rNts.
from ~ to $3.50, worth S12 and Sl5.
Also. some elegant BROUCHE sHAwLs Left which
Viii De sold AZ great sacr1nee suitable for ChristmaS
Presents, at L. GUTMANS
deg tdecS III Bridge street, GEORGETOWN
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NOAH WALKER q CO..
sse Pennh avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
CLOTHING FOR MEN Avn nov.
busINEts SUITS, Of Melton, Scotch and domestic
Seeslmere, OF our own manufacture, equal 90 tie
best Cnstom Work, and fully % per cent cheaper
JAIL QHERCOATS, NJ reduced prices.
BOYS SCHOOL and DRESS SUfTS, in aeee firm
three yean and upwards, In great variety Of quail
BOYS, OyERGoArs and roGAs.
Inn OSEkCOATS Of various fabrics, adapted 20
nae OF goods can be purcb elsewhere.
~ nne, CoIored, and Cashmere SHIRTS, OF supe-
Gloves, Tee, 6eArfs, Bows, &c, &C.
noD-oa2e THOMAS FRANCIS. Agent.
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DALIIMOHE AND IOIOMAC NAILUOAD 10.
CATKD.-The Marlboro Gazette says The d.
rectOrs Of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
after careful surveys and estimates, have de-
cided to run the road east Of the town Of Upper
Marlboro, and locate q depot on the farm Of
Clement Hill, ESQ, who, with his usual spirit Of
enterprise, has rendered to the company the
large majority Of the land-holders on the east
ern route. Thus II settled the long-mooted
question of which route the road would take;
and We hope the company made judici0us Sc
lection,
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~,
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
9Th street-18 X gold SET latest style; Is k. gold
rings, latest styles; breast pins rings, sleeve
buttons, charms, keys, shirt studs; also, lot of
fine Alaska diamonds, In Is K. gold.
THE TROUBLE about the French cable win not
prevent the clerks in the Departments who re-
cetve their salaries tomorrow, and all other
persons who wish to buy their dainties Of the
best quality, and on the most liberal terms, from
purchasing of HENRY ALBERs, French con-
e ct9ner. $50 AZ. Eleventh street between X and
other cakes and great variety Of candies. Dim
ners furnished in elegant style.
A VERY KLEGAST PRESENT for lady is box
Of beautiful embroidered initial hemstitched
handkerchiefs, which can be purchased Of
BRoADHEAD & Co., go F street, corner of 18th,
for only 50 per box, with many other handsome
pllces; such - Roman scarfs, sash, ribbons,
slippers patterns, gents handkerchiefs and neck
scarf, &C., ladies companions, fans, segar hold
Very csesp ana thousand other thinss '0d'
The TAKING Of the Hudson Bay Company's
VIII hot raise the price Of ladies' and gentlemens
fun at D,TTRIcH's Hudson Bay Company's fur
he Patent Once. wv" WI y anu ~ "'"i
LSs-UNkSicAL COUNCIL at CLARK & Co.'s
produce store, corner Z and 10th streets. Egcz
0utter' and game In abundance, for Christmas.
FAT BEEF, at GEORGE DoNALpsoy's STAN.
No. u, Northern Liberty Market, on Friday
evening.
A LooKISG-eLAss is an acceptable Christmas
gift for handsome lady, and FRANCIS LAMB.
20 Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street, has
s-eat variety, In gilt and walnut frames.
TIE POToaAc WATER Is In bad condition, and
hence II IS becoming fashionable to mix IL with
httle Of FRANK FIsIkY's wines and liquors.
aiter which the C!rinker INDUCES I'm cigar from
ne same Place-i32 Seventh street, near L.
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LAND SALES IN LoUDOUN CoUNrY.-On Fri.
day last three parcels Of land near Bolingfol
were sold by Commissioner Orr for $50, sSl, and
$50, respectively, per acre. Mr.. David Brinker-
h0ff, near Farmwen Station, on the line Of the
A, L. 4 H. Il. r., in LOudoun county, also sold
his farm, containing 393 acres, to Mr.. Jacques
V. Quick, or Hunterdon county, New Jersey
for S9,0,5
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WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE, pro-
nounced the simplest and noiseless machine in
the world, can now be bought on easy terms at
the Agency, @. Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, 3l5 9TH street, between ID andE l2,s
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thought Of q New England mother warm at my
heart During the late dreadful days OF civil
still live even the stern virtues Of the women Of
the Olden time? When their hospital ministra-
tons ended, hosts OF New England women took
up the scarcely less hard and perilous work of
educating the poor freedmen-wh0 thus saw
Nightingales turned into Doves, bringing olive
leaves, to tell that even for them new earth of
liberty had arisen from the wild, dark waters OF
How many Of the greatest women Of our time
has New England nurtured? Maria Mitchell,
who nightly reads the illuminated missal Of the
M prone 9B
nobody can write d0wl-nOt even she herself;
Charlotte Cushman, who, while she kept the
English seaee, was the grandest actress on it;
marble, and Ida Lewis, whose ''name is writ IN
water. and yet IL imperishable.
On tho whole, am glad am not q born
free to say what 1 now say, and propose to stand
by-that among its other admirable manufac-
lures, New England produces the best educated
girls, the truest wives, the noblest mothers, and
the most glorious old maids in the world. [Great
"Massachusetts-D two and a-half cen
turtles through great social changes involving
within as well as without her domain, she has
vindicated her sagacity, courage, endurance,
Response by Senator Wilson, who said that he
Boutwell, was not present, as he had promised
to say something about the public schools The
Representatives from Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont had extOlled their respectiye
States 60 highly that lie found there was not
much Language left to use for Massachusetts.
He Their made mention of the great industries
Of the State, her commerce, and even her agri-
cultural interests would compare wen with other
States. She had furnished 155 900 troops for the
war OF the rebellion, and had from her earliest
history nursed and Kept alive the principle Of
human equality. .lApplause.l Her social, in
tellectual and political influences we're felt
everywhere over the civilized world. [Applause. j
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GENTLKNES's OvKRCoArs are selling at VERY
low prices at "Oak Hall" 40 It'll street, oppo-
site Post Office.
12,1S,6 BARBOUR & Co., Proprietors
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The common notion that Ottawa only gets
lower class or scalawag beef to eat, while all the
finer corn fed steers are shipped is certainly not
true 20 lar as the Flick Brothers, who keep the
stall on Woods corner are concerned. We saw
in their yard the other day, to be led to the
slaughter, q dozen Of the finest corn fed beevss
We ever Laid eyes on. To-day they have on sale
a"show beer which they challenge any Chicago
or eastern market to equal.
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RoBRERr.-A few moathS ego, . yosny for.
eigner calling himself : Prnssia.. Of prspesssas.
ing appearance and pleasant address, called on
Mr. d. g. Ebersol, gunsmith in this city, stating
that he was jeweler by trade, in straitened cir
cumstances, that he wss supplied with tools and
asked for shop room. Mr.. b. father pleased
with his appearance, gave him . window to work
at He proved indeed to be jeweler of rare
skill, and we have had occasion in these columns
TO commend his handiworks On Thursday
morning Mr.. Ebersol came into his shop and
found his friend Baumann--A. L. Baumann was
his name or dlias-missing. Seven, eight nine
O'Clock eane and he wn still missing. Then Mr..
E bsgn "a leek ssaunA - - - assnd that
aged deal more - niakne. Tsut 8 Ave =.
volve1s u NJ. Dasnsna's tools and traps. and,
worIs thaa 4. l.-sbout 1115 Iron II. Hbszsols
moasy dEaw9 wsrs zisuing. The snoundrel,
who aept a - saess. Aad eonnittsd, - rob.
bsrys during ths n. "A lewni sAns
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I We reckon, from the crowds that gather on
all pleasant days around the door Of Scott, Houtz
'& Co., that they are kept somewhat busy in
there. We saw John the other day stealing out
the back way into q aeighboring restaurant to
get something to eat, declaring he would as soon
undertake to pass guard line or the sheriff as
go through the platoons Of customers that block
ed the way TO the front door. Houtz looked on
as serenely as if the scene pleased him.
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nne sSo EoUD DDnvoxvKR!oa sdfmzsd
JWsfnsst Asvs ~ Rsvslvsr- -thsrs il sno asSp
tantng Oh High has . RSvolvsr, and a hs a.
szsssdhgay ssskasiS nd dAAesrous in the use of
itws.ust hsvs 49, IN sslfdsfencs, ID little one
for q cent? So here goes: 'ay wo
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b pA' Ottawa Bachelors, Clab.
MfssAss EDrroRs: The unmarried msn Of Tho
west part u the town Of Ottawa 'snd Wallace
organised ! Bachelors Club last evening, Nays
and elected the following officers: Aa oa'-'i'a
RsIdens- Samuel Hughes % .''Soaa tf 5a
TceH Hfssident- james Calvin. ,ii ~ gis A a.
Secrstary-R r. Glendon. 4ra1s aFiAw
1rsaawsr--John Ford, pajbsE bsi,qd,,o, .if
d Esecasips Committees James Carton, James Ar
mour, James P. Costello and James Ford. 5.5t bu
Each member pays 15sc cents . month; part Of
which gees to pay the boys to kill ground squiz-
rels, grubs and borera They intend to hold
high fandango on the 9th Of July. ,l,I "a
I ,ss4b NV az Yours, &c.. s.ll n 4G.
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POSTPONED The visitation Of the Rt Rev.
H.J. Whitehouse, Bishop of Illinois, to Christ
Church, Ottawa, on the 18th inst, Of which mo-
tice has heretofore been given, has been deferred
for the present, and will take place Ut sonesfu
ture time.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for doing all kinds OF Job Work. In the Va
roas styles of the uor surpassed n this section and
We respectfully solicit those Wishing anything aons In this
line to give us CALL By the judcious 80 Nhksl un of
printers Ink many mans fortune has been nsde and thu
neld u still open tTryir. ,,,p s a. s#s.se
Orders hy mail promptly attended 10. ssaaa 81
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There 4 danger thss he iakasst 4 III. nat. e.
Ter may Aag and die out ape the ssases, und~
ths imprsioa thas ~ ~ sp, eonpp,,a.isa. n =
hiOh II y sppsrsally iayaassd ~ 1880 -,
able Such sthoss6t sAsald lot ~ NJ sssasais.sd Z.
for : moment WHARF thsss Il wiIl theis & = :
way. WsoessshNths iass n AlsS vAohad
the old charter Of 1857 rsxiSslxnsD bsisg inss
existence srsws wscorporatisn, With live nsa at n
he.d! W I'D y. Skis&-
pspdsasly si thsoaa cqaasey. es.q.asa9sz pp,
On thso'd company g ct them in potin. .Thess
= certainly NO necessity or excuse fr their occS
tyias u assisud. & essny u ~ ss.Sk0 Sdk0ata ostb.l
l.asst " t.lrp:sssye = Yn,ts4 isAs .ss tAs
nsw company cannot be forced into fighting
position. What shsy, are nndsr,tood to 90 ..y is
this: Any day the old oonpsny are rsady'ss go
70 work, We are willing % assign 70 them I'll our
rights and franchises Are the old company
ready to say as much? @
What we now propose II this, and we do it at
the suggestion Of wiser and more practical heads
than our own. Let The scitissns Of Ottawa hold
: meeting, saik kstSs mssssrs ovsf, ana tksn sp-
point committee and wait On the two conps.
ME. d ct them together! IL he new %.
agree 70 traasSsr Il. ohaztsr 70 the old thsn let
the old asrss 70 give tAa city Of Ottawa the
right of way for her Head rsoes and tail rscss,
and land enough for min sites 81 moderate
compensation, on her lands, and then lss the city
Of Ottawa take her hundred thousand dollars
md build the Fox and nlinoh dams. The dams
substantially built, Who ~ ahy doabt shout ths
races2 At Marseilles the raees are built as they
are needed. It win BE- 70 here. A man comes
and wants 70 build ! rolling mili.A ottsw. csn
say, We VIII give You the power, and land. tor
your shops at 80 much if you build your own
raees,or for 20 much and we will baild them Sor
you. There will be no difficulty about it. Give
Us the dams. All else win take care of itself
I
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/ Geo. Mitchell has been feeding people for the
past week on green vegetables from the south,
and threatens next week to give green peas, with
,strswbsrries for dessert. Let him dare to !! 90
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LYNCH BEATTY 4 O'KANE.
Lose no time in seeking bargains; ET|
p None with ours can compare, ''s,.ss
+. For our prices are the lowest, Gq IA
And our clothing best 70 wear. :
q - i.sa n. STIEFEL's CLOTHING BAZAAR.

Where. Owhere is Neister Koch, the druggistYI
Captain Koch, the iparapatetic and inevitable.
The last heard Of him. he had gathered up all
the loose cash within reach and started east 10
buy goods, But that is some time ago, and
no one has heard Of him since. Why tarriest
thou, my turtle doye2 Have robbers wsylaid
thee or has the deep sea swallowed thee mp
Many people around OTTAWA feel . deep fnterssl
IN your fate $4,000 or more) and are se,y ann
ious for your return, dear Captain ,.ei =. ~ \.
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ARrEsIAN WELL.-The attempt to tube the
artesian well in the Court House yard in this
city failed on Monday by singular sccident.
The tubing had been lowered to within . foot OK
two Of its place, the upper end Of the last Sec
ton being surrounded by : cast iron collar fit.
ting on the top Of . heavy est iron pipe in the
upper end Of the well At this stage, however,
the tube met with some ,0bstzuctioa below, and
ceased to sink by its own wight, when lsvsr
was brought to bear to force it down. All at
once the cbstruction below gave way, and ths
tube went down like shot, the cast iron collar
breaking hike glass and offering no resistance q
| its descent. The tube that has thus suddenly
departed to the lower regions is $50 feet in
length, and by sounding it is ascertsined that
the top of it is about 100 feet below the surface
As the well is over 400 feet deep, il must still Be
over 100 feet from the bottom. Whether the
pipe can be recovered seems to be an open ques.
tion, though the probabilities are in its favor.
Meantime the we'll continues to send up splen-
did stream Of water. tas.s 5 .ia.
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i Don't think Of bpyingss summer suit-soms
Light WOODEN suit that will be comfortable in q
cosl morning % we'll as the heat Of the day,
without looking in at Jacob Moneys. He has
just what you want, At prices that win suit You.
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Remember By this iasts ssyes may go the world
round, whsn for clothing veil made you're in
quest, and you win, like thousands Of others
have found, N. SrErELs clothing the cheapest
and best. l.fs sflitssI taai ,HfW lisig
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NEW LIVERY STABLE-The new brick building
in process Of erection adjoining theeity building
is being erected by Mssrs Egan & Rmnple for
a livery STABLE With the old Mansion house
building in the rear IL will Be- quite roomyss-
tablishment. d ~ soias biei bra' % bag8
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Flower leaves, Tower papsr, wire, 60, %
%.:a,ns %.,a e.: asy:f w psAhaa 4 Lns.,s 10
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Get your Pure New Maple Sugar and 'CAAdisl
O H. MeHheEa InrI4EL a .lNIss & A
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NOTWITHSTANDING all the boasting and puff.
Ang Of many dealers y 4, . fact that the best
bargains in Boots and Shoes can BE- had a. B. b
Grinth ~ soma TAess gentleman have Just
received fsll line q, goods the elegant and
tastsful, - we'll asths more ordinary styles, and
the pricss st which .thsi offer them are 10 Low
that the closest huysrs Do not attempt to "bsai
down" in the least. sese4 cared ,sig1ia} ,5aol
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]. Sugar cured Hams, Bacon, Shoulder, Lard
Butter and Eggs at Bal4wip's. sis. ins ,s'
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A. may b somewhat late in the season--.anif v
theaAn wei may beto blame for the delay--tos
tsntiea Ahatt there IL certainly no need of senl.p
ing abroad for choice frnit trees or shrubbery,
whea We have here at hams q nursery like that
ef Mr. Eliza Hsthewaysla at the western edge Of
the oitysi He has not only all the more choice /.
and valuable iruitss such - apples, psars, cher
riss, and all the small fruits. hut garden shrub.
beep IN infinite variety. Atpresent, he is ready
tosupply the city with hot bed plants. ssoDp anlo