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RIcmoxD MAEEEr-The sales of cheese in
tn Richmond markets On Monday were about
700 boxes. prices ranging from = to Il cents
rer fsund. About $50 tubs Of butter were
sold. from 81 10 s. cents per pound.
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Great Sun-Suu Chop
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Jonesviiie Vt, July -d-h, 1869.
Aug. .6-d&W-W
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Bonds So Stocks quiet; Erie l9i; Illinois Central
gli.
FRASEFoRT, August ls
Bonds quiet
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-. l,aasrats Of Essex sill holl a
~. aa, oa Monday evening, Sept
# nominating candidates
'3'-'' o. tie Peace and Town Representa-
R.-,.. s-A Camp Meeting for the
.i ".ll lie held in New Haven
'--s .-tey purchased for the perna-
-. " o's District, commencing Monday,
s.-. d. ana closing tie following Saturday
There viii be preaching Monday
-''S and On Tuesday, at 10 a. NJ, a ded-
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U-s a.t.H- bat Lyon. t4.a.4a Fl. .-ca tie
Hl'r. -wiu
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FAMILY PREPARATIONS,
PREPARED AVID PUT or by
E3.VEg ~ & O.,

Wh0lesaIo Dealor N
Druge, Proprietary Medicines & Perfmery,
Leavenworth Block, College Street
81 RLINGTOS. VERMONT.
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sAu. HUNTINGTON. comHis..'H.r
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Two
Great Entertainments.

LITERARY AND MUSICAL.
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\. D. r A4hNlAuhN.
sw2w Deputy Z, S. Marshal, as Messenger,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-04

lFrom the Albany Argus, feD. 81
bold and successful swinde, perpetrated in Syra-
name OF the party swindled has been withheld IL
seems that about the middle OF last month we'll
dressed. webred and apparently well TODD gentle
entered one OF tue best hotels In that city, re-
giSered his name took up his quarters IN the house
and succeeded IN making himself very agreeable 10
the landlord. so much So, indeed, tnat that
parsonage, usually very particular IN the mat.
ter, overlooked the trining circumstance that
his guest had no baggage. From day TO
day the stranger was on the lookout for q package
containing $4,000, which OF course he expected by
express from New York. Many days elapsed before
the package arrived and some slight doubts as 10 It's
ever making its appearance had begun 10 dawn
upon the landlords mind. One day, however, Just
as the train for the West was about leaving the
depot the fortunate possessor Of the money pack
age appeared with it in his hand. Everything
about IL appeared to be regular; 1t Was
stamped and sealed as usual, ana the cnve-
lope surely enough marked with the amount 5000,
perfectly plain and leglble. The owner OF the
package was In haste TO take the western train Tor
Clyde, where he had important business to transact
The train about leaving and he could not spare
the time to break the envelope ana count the money
Would the landlord lend him 800 until he returned
In the evening and keep the So 600 as security VI
course for such AN agreeable gentleman the landlord
would do this fave willingly, and keep the package
until the return OF the owner The stranger started
for Clyde and the money package containing 81 600,
as supposed, was locked up IN the SAFE. pays
passed. but singular to relate, the owner oil sucl an
amount did not return for 1t. Having consulted q
lawyer who told him that he had been sWindleu.
the landlord finally opened the supposed money
package and found as most people would suppose.
merely few pieces OF old newspaper, cut about inc
size and shape OF q greenback. AS the adrot swim,
der had had several days START OF course he could
not be caught.
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the SUFFRAGE TlHxERMG N CONGRESS-.

The Radicals al Loggerhcntls ON tho Subject.
IFrom the Albany Evening Journal tradicap Feb. 81
Boutwell, providing that no State shall deny the right
OF suffrage any OF Its citizens on account OF
color or previous condition, having been adopted by
q decisive majority in the House, viii undoubtedly
receive favorable consideration IN the Senate and
go before the several Legislatures for acceptance
or rejection. Mr. Boutwell, himself estimates That
the BY States will fall three short OF the number
required to secure its perfection as part OF the Iun-
plement the amendment with bill intended to carry
out the same purposes. The wisdom or this step
the right TO take 1t should DO admitted. For law
adopted by Congress may be repealed by Congress;
and IL that body can enlarge the Suffrage 1t be
equally competent 10 put restrictions upon It. We
can easily see how dangerous such precedent
IN Congress, which Is 10 be looked upon as future
From the chicago Post gadIcal,, Feb. IL
We take 1t for granted that the attempt to endow
Congress with the right to regulate suffrage in the
States win be u failure. The bill now before that
shall not be sorry when 1t falls. In whatever con-
Germs the welfare OF the black race the country has
siderate haste OF the extreme republicans as
from the reactionary Efforts OF the demo-
nis he saoes Of the federal and local rovernmcnts
but the declarations Of the Chicago platform are
sailed Is evidence OF what we say General Grant,
taken his seat, yet here Is an effort TO Kick from
under him OF the fundamental doctrines upon
which he won the approval OF the people. The
effort Ia M timed, unnecessary and almost
tonary. IL argues want OF 1idelity TO all State
rirnts--not the monstrous doctrine that Calhoun in
vented but the constitutional doctrine IN which All
sound republicans bcilcvewhich betokcns the rapid
md dangerous centralizatlon Of power IN federal
hands.
From the Chicago Republican (radican Feb. IL
II becomes Congress TO look carefully into
the full meaning and authority OF the proposed
amendment. BETTER have none than one or douDLlul
import. What we nced just now Is equality Of po-
Iitca franchise. II the rebellion has made aome
exceptions necessary there should be few a. Ia
consistent with the general welfare. Nothing should
be done in spite nothing IN the spirit OF mere rctrl-
button. Every immunity and privilege should be
granted to every citizen OF The republic that does not
conflict with higher interests. The sooner we can
bury tho past and bring back n once insurgcnt
people to genuine allegiance 10 the national nag,
the sooner shall have peace, repose and quictudc.
Perhaps universal suffrage aud UNIVERSAL amnesty
are as yet impracti able yet we feel assured that
Congress, IN framing It's proposed amendment, by
approaching that end "a nearly as circumstances
win admit, will most nearly get at a solution Of our
present difculties and VIII ccatrlzeH3 II does not
absolutely cure the wounds inflicted upon the re-
public.
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FROM A WEDDING TO A CRAVE.
An Enrngcd Droiher shoots His Sisters In
tended.

From the Pulaski (TeDn) Citizen. Jan. 2o.1
We have learned the particulars OF tragic AFFAIR
which occurred near Cornersyiie, In this county,
few days ago. young man wUoed aud won the
hand of young lady whose brother was violently
opposed to the match, and who swore they never
Should marry. Tie heroic though perhaps misguided
young lazy. yielding TO the persuasive arguments
on love, consented 10 an elopement. Accordingly
they candestiney repaired TO q ncighboring mousse
20 consnmmate Their ardent desire. But the reso-
lutte aud desperate brother was upon their track,
ara luss the happy couple vre on the floor, about
90 be made one, o ball from his pistol penetrated
vital part OF the bldeXrooms body, and he fell IN
the arms OF the devoted girl, who, true TO him IN
death, assisted by friends, conveyed him to the bed,
where, at her request, the ceremony was nnishei,
sne cxclaimlnQ that she s'nnd rather mourn dead
husband than dead lovern In q few minutes the
newly made husband cxplGd. The destroyer OF his
th0 fatal shot.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

TToN RICHARD O'GoRMAN WILL. DELIVER A Lee
Ill tue before tho Catholic Sunday School unon at Stein
Hail. Friday evening, Feb o. lob9 at O'Clock Sub
ject-"Citics"
@. W. Morgan, ESQ.,, win preside at the organ.
Ticket cents for sale IN all the music stores and al the
door the evening Of the lecture.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how to ve for, delivered daily ct the
New York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable 70 attend
can copy forwarding % ces TO the secretary
els Broadway.
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FURNITURE.

A PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING CITY WILL SELL
"A Par,or Suit. $780, 175 do. $50 Etageres,
Panoforte Paintings Mirrors, sacrihce o. West FIJI
teeDt street. uenr
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For Sale or Rent.

nooD CHANCE. HANDSOME STORE on
pPennsyivaaia avenue, bstveen Eleventh aud
Tweith etrsetsi lease and fixtures for tale To-
qnife 3ee Pen n.yIysnis avenue. ocH 81
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OFFICE sUP'r AND Tvs or SEWERS,
CARRIAGEwArs, FoorwArs,

OFFICE sUP'r AND Tvs, OF sEwRRs,l
CARRIAGEwAYs, FoorwAIs,
AND NEW BCILDIEGs, I
City HALL, WAsHiEgros, Oct %, $3.50.
Sealed proposal Is wi be Ieeei we'd at the Mayors
Office, City Hall, until ~ o clock IN , on FRIDAY,
the 5tb day Of November, for constructing barrel
sewer vi brick, "a ieat IN diameter, or OF 2O.ineh
street east, from an alley In square 100, known as
"GTant'h subd vision, - thence running along Sec.
Ond street east to street north, to connect W tn
sewer on said street north. wi latsrals, traps,
drops, tn Inblss, aud manholes wherever required.
The work TO be done under the direction OF the
ndent and Inspector Of Sewers, the super
iBtendelcs Of the Fifth ward Commissioner, aud
The Assistant Commissioners appointed by the
hHy'r.
The Mayor reserves the right b reject any or all
bids II deemed for the interest Of the corporation
to do so. and any bid that does not inform to this
adyerti sement In every respect. will not be con
sidsTed
Proposals. to be endorsed, Proposals for Sewer.
Second street eA,t - CHAS BLISS,
Ot25 sup't Of Sewers, &c
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF ASD Woe
TABLES

BusEAr OF Provisions AND CLorafaG.
Sealed proposals. ipdo-sed "Proposals for
Fresh Beef and Vegetables" will be received al
this Bureau until O'Clock .. m on the 10Th day
o. November, fyr the supply OF 80. 900 pouuds Of
Fresh Beef and $40 0 D u nds Of Fresh Vegetables,
at the Norfolk Navy Yard and Station, a. required
The Beef must be of good quality, and equal to
the grade necessary to make the beet mess beef,
snd be delivered ~ :l7al BTopertion Of fore and
the market affords aud the Beef and Vegetables
must be offered for by the pound,
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
In one quarter the estimated amount Of the cin.
tract, ned twenty per cent 10 addition will be
withheld from the amount Of each payment, As
collateral security for the due performance Of the
contract, which reservation will not be pal until
he contract Is fully complied with,
livery offer must be accompanied by written
"a FrAniy, signed by on. or more respOn ibls per-
sons, that the bidder or bidders will. II his or
within I've days. with good and sutieisnt SURE
ties, to furnish the articles proposed.
No propose will be considered unless accom-
panied by such guaranty, and The Department re-
serves the right 70 reject any proposal unless the
responsibility OF the guarantors Is certified to by
the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the district
In which they reside. and unless the license re-
CURED BY act Of Congress IL furnished with the
proposal as well -sto reject sny proposal not con
II is to be Understood that in case the stpul lated
quantity Of either article shall be delivered, lsay
Inga balance due on the Othsr article, the contract
may be Considered as completed In foil, at the
option Of the Department B, 7. DUNN,
oct2s.dl0t Chief OF Bureau,
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Lost and Foun1.

cToLBy PROM MY sToRB-A COPY OF BRA
. ELL AND THB BRAZILiANs. A suitable
s ss Pare ~ i.sn On
oci7.st b, W. CURTIS
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ls., V sssa.r Y T-. Nj ,.sesa .sss ;
permsn-nt tenant will be rented low. No 495
seventh street, between and 3, over Prott' Shoe
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EoR sALs-rHRBs STORY BRICK HOUSE,
II S24 Maryland ,avesus. near the corner Of
Sixth street, Island. Gas, hot aud cold water
range. ats place heater, marble mAutels, all In
good repair Brick stable On rear Of lot, With gas
aud wafer and room for three horses viii be
'V oe7 .p W tsssfI sao 2. sv.. near II st.
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MINISTER MCMAHON ON PARAGUAY.-Gen-
eral Mcmahon, late United States Minister
to Paraguay, who arrived at Baltimore last
week In the steamer Berlin, Is now In Wash
ington on business with the State Depart
ment. His proceedings as minister are ap-
proved on the ground that they show his
course was marked by commendable dill
geuce, discretion, dignity, and frmness. The
General confirms the reports of the allies
firing on his party while with the Paraguayau
Tag of truce, and their prevention of the
transmission of dispatches to and from his
Government, with the exception OF that for
his recall from Paraguay, which was per-
United to be promptly forwarded to him. He
thinks the present position Of Lopez Is
stronger than heretofore, and that the an
nouncement by the allies Of the war being
ended was simply pretext for Withdrawing
the invading troops. The Paraguayans con-
duct the war without money; make their
own cannon and powder, and other hostile
appliances, while the women plant and
gather the crops. The Uraguayans scarcely
contributed regiment, the Argentine Con-
federation four or Ave thousand and the
Brazilians twenty-five or twenty-four thous-
and men.
Inc rhrhBuaSnn legion now guarding or
in possession of Asuncion numbers two
thousand men. IL is composed in a small
part of deserters to the allies, with Para
guayan prisoners Of war who have been
compelled to enter the service, together with
an equal number of BrazIllans. The pro-
visonal government Is regarded as inefficient
by all who are familiar with Its history land
as not promising stability.
Lopez Is represented by Gen. Mcmahon to
be possessed of fine administrative abilities
and not more cruel In war than the most
complaining of the allied generals.
The devotion Of the people to their chief
is without example. They are not only
obedent, but always ready to incur any risk
or make and sacrifice which may be de-
manded by him. Lopez contemplates the
restoration of prosperity to his country by
emlgrants from the United States, to whom
he will offer inducements TO settle there by
the grant Of lands.
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lorFICIAI.l
OfrAarupnr n

DkrARruBsr or STATE, p
wAsHISarcs. october ~ lep !
Information has been received at this De-
psrtment from Mr.. James Monroe, the Con.
sui Of she United States at Rio dc Jsnsiro,
Of the death, % the 9th day of August,
1899, At the "Niserieordis Hosrtai," Of .
colored man named JosauA JOHNSON.
The deceased was "a son OF Mr.. Morris
johnson, Of Washington, D. c.
The legal representatives Of the deceased
can obtain further information by address,
Ing this Department.
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kS DIES. Use these only and save time,
health and money. $1,000 RswaLd for any case
Of disease Ia any stage which they fail 10 cure,
DR. RlGHAn's GOLDEN BALsAM NO. !,
cures Uleers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth,
bio ches. Soreness OF the Scalp, seTOfula, &c, II
Is the greatest Renoyator, Alternative and Blood
Purifier kuOwnI removes all mercury from the
system, and leIyss the blood pure and healthy.
DG RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM, NO, O.
cures MeTeural Affections, RheumatiiIu In all Its
forms, and gives itn mediate re iet in all cases.
Price q either N T. / or ~ per boi1le' or Two
pR. Iii IHAU'B GOLDEN AHTIDQTE. rapid
DIR R'CHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR,
a radical cure for Nervous or General Debili 10
old or yOuug. lmpaTting energy with wonderful
effect. Price " per bottle, or two bottles for o.
On receipt Of price these remedies wi be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cor
respgndepts,, None gs9qins gith9S! ths name q
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor" blown In glass Of
Adde'S DIR. D. u. RICHARDS, No, 22s vqrick
street, New York. ocl'eOdly
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sUMAo grows spontaneously in nearly all
parts Of Virginia, and in some counties, II
the people chose to gather 1t, the crop would
amount to more than the tobacco raised In
sections specified.
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- TNU UN FUBLTU LNNDb.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Sept, Is. 1850,
The notice OF the Department having been ca led
to numerous and EXIT We depredations committed
upon the public lands reserved for timber for naval
purposes, lying 10 the States OF Louisiana Missls
siTpi, Alabama aud lorda. public notice is hereby
given that Naval Oaieers and other persons have
been ordered to tnina ali tho lauds referred to,
and cause all tT-Epassers to be Appreciated aud
prosecuted, employ ng the civil power add, where
necessary, the military or naval forces, to assist
An bring to puuishine ut such persons rs may be
fOuld culpablo In this rt.peGt, -
0EJRGE NJ ROBSON
Oe3O.Wit Secretary OF the Navy.
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OsT.-s5,OO0 REWARD.

It Is msiieiously reported that DR.. 2. v, PURIFY.
moi to Be found. Ills mistake He can Sc found
At all times In his Office. No. $50 X, between
Twelf aud s!reets out on probes
sional business Thankful for past patronage. he
hopes by Attent veness TO business to merit liberal
share OF public patronage In future. Once aud
Residence No, $50 street, scl2 In
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Amusements, Etc.

ALTON NAL THEATRR.
spaldiss 4 Rspiey......Pr oprie,ors and M.p.s.,,
Lasts night ofthe celebrated
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsoUE TROUPE.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, nh and as,h,
The new original buriesaue Of
LA sOMNAMBULA.
The performance to conclude with the amusing
'''e'' THE LITTLE REBEL.
rkiDAYl fss'f Ef FLA rHoxPsor.
sesTr $HIs s$s!I EEfiE,;;
o'clock AdRRcsfDSH 2 siSs s,. ssss'ii. cents
inc sIss%sccSsSTBas' MINSTREL TROUPE.
LING COILS TALL
E E4FEI:
s!sss i:$5s! NY ri; :$S Ss! ;s
FP AFTEI:
since her rr return from Earops. p n u "'A
ONE GRAND PATTI CoHCBRT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. Sd, at g. p. m.
M ai' fails fsIlSf h fH +; a'TsS HApEL
mia, 81. aT.i appear. TsnOis " ''
Vss 'Gsss .n. .sn ..s
n o g. R..:T;.a s::. ii .s;ss
so,b october. At the Music Store Of ". O. Metre
s,ihs Grand Plano used !. from the n.nuiss.cry,Ot
M n r X OPOLITAN HALL
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wAsHISeros, October 81, is6s.-Jay Cooke
h 90. furnish the following quotations Of
Government securities:
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rjl5s AT A NJ nc E TING OF THE
sS Board Of Trustees Of - Nineent's Female
Orphan Asylum, held on the lesh instant, among
other business was the following;
"RssOipsd, That the president Of this board
cause TO be published In the daily papers the
amount Of Income 10 the control Of this board, and
the cost Of maintaining the Orphan Asylum, with
the view to correct erroneous Impressions concern-
log the revenue and en- Expenses OF the sa me "
10 furtherauee Of THIS resolution, ! have to state
that the amount OF income IL about siOO. the nun
$1,000. one means Of Getting the pressing de-
heieney will be the Orphans Fair, to open NOyen-
Der I, proximo, at Carroll Hall, and continue two
weeks, Downright poverty T. the only excuse
against the orphans appeal. P.E BOYLE,
J. A WALTER, President
Secretary and Treasurer. Oc.O. eod2w
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StsS0 Ga MoNDAY, November LIST. com.
meneiug at 10 clock, a IN. va will
Nxl Hell at No, 56s n Street. between
finh aud sixth streets. an excellent
part yfS
Rosewood Case Pianoforts, Stool asd Cover.
VALIANT Parlor Suite in Hair Cloth.
Lace Curt4tu Lambroklns and Cornies.
Marble Top aud other Tables
Brussels, Three-ply and Ingram Carpets.
bagravinEs, NAutie Ornaments.
Hal RAck, OIL Cloth.
Walnut Exte aston Table.
WALNUT CapeseAt aud Dining Chsirs
MAHOGANY Bedsteads, Bureaus and WAshstAuds
Painted ottate srite.. Mirrors,
Green Rep Lounges, Painted wardrobes.
Holmes Patent neslinins Chair.
Croctery, Glass and Plated Ware.
Bair aud Hu X Mattresses.
Blznksts, Spreads. Comforts, &c.
Table gineU. Toilet SETS.
Refrigerator and Thu Safe.
Y auUg Stoves.
Kitchen H"quist'e-, &c So
The above named articles being nearly new,
parsons furnishing wit d. S.li I, attend the sale.
VJuPhh LATIMER,
oeS-td Auetioneers.
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IoUGhLI DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
\ Ma ople Temple Prescriptions accurately aud
hon and al the lowest charges.
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~ , -, -,
nUu, =. " "a'n'u'"' Vi "s'onS'n' ID I"
'ne N'o,' "ou'o.
,io". n''na' EWING Is no" iuiiy restored
10 neai'n.
Lieut. uoV. "ay'and' Oh connecticut mas
''''n' VIII 'aA' :" "Trip "e''"Afa
net "eeA
Inc ho1hsehilds nave oeen nipped In hus-
sian specuiations, and are now Wrothscniids.
'ari sulZker' the eminent aerman
hoSei's'' Is counting 70 see Us IN Tue spring.
eo'onei =. /. hoo'hson' ia'e United states
consul at ST. Thomas Is lying Ill as the 1t.
james notei.
warwick W. Miller has been promoted
from FIRST to a second class eierkship In the
fHSt AUTHORS omce'
1ohn NJ harrison ana fter A. barnes
ha'o peeu pfohotcu ironh 'niiu W iouf'h
eiasS e'e'ASn'p III INC f"s' 'o"p''o'e'
ounce
MI. W. " . e.iilnau nA' oo.n u " .n. 80 y
,epiesen' "on's'n''' e'"A'' !" ''' snail
'"nu 'eNo' +. o.
''N.'"1 VI =. -. n Ia. -.
if'ui '"o Sa'' ." 'oa'' ''' WV "' S''
on MONDAY last
M ae LessePS' 'ho SuoA 'Ans' maui 10
about 10 marry woman ior'y-iour years
younger 'nan himself.
Adellna ratti aud Mr.. burning ame occupy
the same room In pars AZ such times as tney
arc there-not simultaneously, OF course.
It Is rumored at tho modern Athens'
that Miss Anna pickenson Will ahortly ap-
pear on tue stige' oue Vi course Will ihaAe
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n1g- MlLHAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER
kS OIL, with hypO. phosphite Of Lime. 4
great Improvement; made with the best oil known.
y unites efficacy with pleasant havor and easy
dissStIbiity. Sold by al resp,e.ses, Sruggists
Oet22.2awu ls3 Broadway, New York.
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sJ-THE GENUINE LIEBIG's EX-
sS TRACT OF MEAT secures great eeono.
my, excellence In the preparation Of beef tea.
Bay nons bat that made by the "Lieblg Extract Of
Meat Company" Baron Lisbig's signature on
J. MlLHAU's SONS,
oets2. 2awf 1873 Broadway, New York,