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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

FRCT TREEs.-Fruit trees, in thi.
vicinity, of all varieties, are blooming
quite full this spring, and the prospect is
favorable for good crop of fruit Look
sharp for worms nest and borers, for few
weeks now
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

Cornrr,y rn \yn,frx -, ,x.l,n,l
''''''5
''''s 'o"i Icy 10 women III cars ana
Puohc places Il on the decline, one reason
being the cool, matter Of fact way
that women receive favors, and another
the struggle that women are maxim, e.,
,Lcir "r;,L,.v ,l,o ,,on ,t;al,;a,, Ill
''''',''"s ,''"' we
I rl8ht 70 stahd IN cars and TO look after
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

CoNaoLDr1oN.-The bill con,olidat-
IN all the railroads between Boston and
Osdensbursh, n. J., asked for by the
projectors of the Great Northern Railroad
was reported in the Massachusetts, Leg
islature 10y the Railroad Committee on
Monday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

"A parsonage for the Presiding Elder
of the Cambridge, n Y. district. Trov
Conference, has been purchased in Fort
Edward
Liberal CHRISTIAN
The Universalist Westinghouse in
Wilmington is being considerably repair
ed. Among the improvements, are to be
coat OF paint on the outside, new car
peting on the inside throughout, and
supplying each slip with new cushion.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
About 1900 people were confirmed
last Sabbath in two Catholic churches of
Brooklyn.
Rev. DIR. Mullock, Bishop of St. Johns,
N. f., died April 10Th.
-Rt.-Rev. J. J. Conroy, Bishop of AL
bany, administered confirmation on Sun
day to some five hundred children of Co.
hoes The ceremony was very beautiful,
and the large crowd which gathered to
hear the eloquent and affectionate greet
ings of the Bishop proved how dearly he
is loved and appreciated by his people.
The Saratogian says that Rev. Father
Hoar, Catholic clergymen residing at
met with painful accident on
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

The latest news from Cuba ia indicative of
the propress of the insureent cause tn
sponIsb officials orc growing vcop ons
sbaky. and eharges Of eomnIicitv with Tho
rebels are made ogoinst sevoroI NJ ,hoso
leaders
Thou or,Ir vo horo tho i,c,rD,o,,,, A.,
,,r,r oo,,,,s.,,,o. =, e., r,,.,, ,'...",,
,.o,,,,,aara - -, -. 49, VI
80 '''''''' '0' '"' p"'''o'
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',''''Uo''u
-. 80 ',',, s :" oS-', VI
. w 'n9 "1 o.. "o'us W "."h' 'hei
~, -, "sn,'-,', ""t 'uuole"u'
80 "i'''''s WIS
~" YIN '"'' "'."' """ 'oine'n'hg
$40" Sp W." 'o"'''eu, hecu
VI, 70 nolp tn'' p'oi'e III tlc nour oil need
We -Aihot''"is uo no' forget tue GOODNESS
ana ottcr h'tc tn"t was manifested against
US by old Spain and other mOnarchical gov
crnmcnts in Europe in the dark DAYS of our
rebellion. KIuprr,ft and dcsro,ic mia ,hor
$50, A., ,.''.7,,.'s 'u'' NV"
'ouSn' 'no oNeF'uIo" Vi republican lhsttu-
lions IN THIS country. Their time has now
come, and We can nav them back. and Tins
..feed fat tho orcient o.rud,,o ,,o QUO ,ho,n,,
w WV '"'"
LOT tnelr sympathy WIN our enemies In other
"D w. va l,,.i, 10y 49,. VI c cno l'P 'T
ST. ,',a,. IS 'HO'O u"yo "non
oS S ~ sN W nlu 'opuol''", 'o'n
80, Co. ar,n,,n,, ,,,a, SIo mneH ".
s,ud,ed insul, and In5iasrerce. and in sen
.raI INSTANCES our enemies voro na,,e, an,
e'a' 'no'''nc' o' "Ur. P"'''u anu
ra.nood mi. o,,acL on orr coyornmou, ond
aoaI, H., a., oawor,IIr hro,, =, rs T., aaa
I'LL ron,h 90 ,no 80, rmon $50
n o. 49, ,o,t ~ ~ IA, En.,lna aso,
60 ,-r,'', 49, -" ~,
" tu' SUu'n 'o'' ,5'., is u,'' Anu VI 'ne
,''n VI ouu'' " ,'''o ''''o 'n"n u hon'n
'"'.I' , "a 'oo"ou "V' 'OS"l euio'' "h'en
Siitu''' ne '"e Independence Vi 'ne
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IONS AND swINpLEs.

The entire policy Of the Government re-
speoting the Indians demands a thorough
revision, If NOT complete change. Under
the present management OF our Indian af-
fairs Jobs and swindcs thrive apacc, aud the
Treasury is depleted oil large sums which go
into the pockets OF jobbcrs and corrupt In
dian agents. oil
Let us look at few facts which show
how the people are robbed by those mis-
chicvous lodges known as treaties, said to
he made with the Indian nations. Ten to
one almost all Of these treaties arc mere pro-
texts and shams. ''.
II is said on very good authority, aud we
nave our information from senator, that
therc Is now before the senate OF the United
states a so-caued indian treaty, which, II
ratified, will deplete the Treasury to the note
OF thirteen millions OF dollars In single
year. Now, who can for moment sup
pose that any such sum as this is needed to
carry out treaty stipulatlonsf And how
much OF these vast sums do the Indians
ever realizet .or
Take another well authenticated TACT,
"hich should startie the people, and one
winch eV'aen'iy oaiis loudly Tor reform and
reirenc en- IN the management Of the Dc
pat'honl' IL Is ascer'ained that since the
formation Oh INC Government not less thar
iour hundred millions OF dollars have beer
Expended IN carrying out the treaty stlpula
uonS WIN INC indian nations, as they arr
oHIea' Is II not time that 'his old system o
"'ahlns 'rea''es WIN these rcd men, o
I"nc'' perhaps, we should say with the In
u'Sn asen's anu 'neir iriehus' should stop
We Nou,u inquire why IL mat all on
aeaiinss Win inc indian tribes cannot b
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ssJy.'esSll2k L!L-ll

s5o,s ae, .igS,<
60, sssssJjl .s;s2 m ''"rfT%f ''""
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, March STR m.-Cotton
market dull and nominal; esq ccnts. Sugar
market unchanged. Flour market quiet and
steady; Southern unchanged. Wheat quiet
but firm; nominally $1.50. Corn market quiet
but stcadyi ss@s7 cents, Oats. market qulc,
but steady; nomlnally 7al5 cents. Rye mar
but steady $3.50. Gold sl.3lA.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
!. BALTIMORE, March 29.-Breudstu6S. The
improved feeling In the Flour market con.
tinues, and prices have still an upward ten
dency, some descriptions bringing to-day an
advance OF fully 25 cents per barrel. The
demand this morning was fairly active, al.
though chiefly for Howard Street Super al
s6.62@s6.75; Ohio do. at seas; Western
Fine at SS.75; good City Mills Extra at $3.50
choice Western do. at t7.75, and choice
Western Family at % per barrel.
Whedi-Was In better supply to-day than
for some timc past, the receipts reaching
about 10000 bushels. The demand was
active aud the market decidedly frmcr in
tone. We notice sales OF fair Maryland red
at tl.67j prime Pennsylvania do. at $2.2t
| and good Maryland do. at 1885; choice do
ut S2.e0; prime TO choice Valley do. at @2.1
| @t2.25; and good Pennsylvania white at 81
Corn-Was steady, aud for white rather
iirmcr than on Saturday. The receipts were
about 10000 bushels, and we note sales al
follows, viz: white ut 7s@ss cents; yellow al
S2@S4 cents.
ProviSions.-Thc demand is improving
and the market may be quoted generally
firm In tone, with rather an upward ten
dency. Bacon we quote this morning firn
at l4A cents for Shoulders; 16M cents fo
rib Sides, and 17s. cents for clear rib do
There arc free buyers at 14<, 1871 ant
TX cents, but no sellers al these figures
Bulk meat is held firmly at 1917 cents fol
Shoulders, and 15Ii@10Ii cents for Sides, bu
we arc not advised Of any sales. Lard Il
now held at 90 cents for prime Western
Tho last sale was at 10N cents. Mess Pori
we quote steady at S32@3a.50 per Dbl.
SHgdrs.-The market continues very stron,
but II Is not specially active. We note, how
ever, sales Porto Rico at 12A@i2I cents
and of Cuba Ccntrifugals at 1879 cents. w,
quote rs before, viz: Fair to good refining O
f2M@121S cents, grocery Cuba at l2IS@l3Ii
cents, do. Porto Rico at 12Hl4 cents, ant
Dcmerara vacuum pan at 15@l6 cents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

ORPHANS COURT.
" MARCH q, 1899.
District Of Columbia, Wash iR0tOn COuRiv.tO ton:
In the case Of JUDsoNT CuLL, ADM nistratorc
I. 4. OF NRwhAE SHELTON, deceased, the admins
traitor a. aforesaid has, with tho appreciation Of
the Orphans, Go A. q washington County efoIe-
A. d. lstD, for the final settlement and distribu
Jon Of the personal estate Of said deceased aud OF
the assets In hand, Ms far as the same have been
collected aud turned into money when and where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notified to attend, with their claims properly
Nouehed, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from all benent In said deceased estate
provided copy Of this order be published once q
week for three weeks in the NATIONAL RKPuBLI-
Test: JAMES X, O'BElRhE,
misc Tu3W Register OF Wills.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

Vice President Colfax presided over the
Senate yesterday, having returned from
Ashtabula, Ohio, where he went with Mrs.
Colfax on Tuesday last.
Senator and Mrs. Chandler have, owing to
the sudden death Of the father Of the lady,
withdrawn the invitations issued for party
on Saturday evening next.
Dispatches from Greenvillc state that ex-
President johnson, after suffering intensely
for some time with gravel, Is again up and
In his usual health. It Is announced that
he will speak at Knoxville, April 3, at Nash.
Vile, April 8, and subsequently at Memphis.
General VIM. e. wickham, Of Virginia, Is
at williards'.
Hon. c. A. Washburn, of California;
Hon. G. A. Halsey, Of New Jersey, and
Baron schlozer, Charge d'Afiairs of tho Ger.
man Confederation for Mexico are at the
Ebbitt.
Gen. Raalsoff, the Danish Minister Of War,
who came to this country In January last to
look after the 81. Thomas treaty, left here
last evening for New York, and will sail
from that port on Wednesday next for
| Europe.
Mr.. John Butcher, for twelve years past
confidential book-keeper In the ETcniRg Posi-
office, New York, is about to take up his
residence In Battle Creek, Mich.
Charles Seymour, esq, editor of the La
Crosse (wis.) Republican, is urged for til,
cousulship at Montreal.
I = n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

ARIsrocRAcr IN TRoUBLE.-1t is interest
ing to note the degree of alarm and chagrin
which the old aristocrats of England exhibit
at the aggresslons of modern radicalism.
They cry out that nothing is safe. Their
Church and State establishment is threat.
ened. Primogeniture, entailment, class
legislation and all old aristocratic customs
are In danger. The "schoolmaster Ii
abroad" and all those long conceded rights
Of the privileged classes are in danger.
| What is to be donel
IT'S com nE yet FOR a that"
| Freedom will win.
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DIED.

MAY NTsrtaTa GsIpI, Only child Of Touimin A
and susan Pc. IN the ID year Of her age.
Of her father. No. o. First street. 9eorgCtown.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

MAHONEY-BLLIOTr.- the 22l instant, by
Rev. Mr.. Holiday. WV, 7. MAnoSEr to Miss Re-.
BEccA V. ELLIOTT, all Il this city.
BRksHBARs-GIBsON. On Monday evening,
the 9th lust by the Rev, DR.. J. q. Smith, at his
residence, Miss IREsB 3 second dauEhIe' Of
Thomas N. BIasheArs, esq. Of Washington, to
Mr. Z. N. 0msoN. # Indiana.
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PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATER MAINS.

wAsHINdToS, March "a lSD.
SO endorsed on the envelope, Will be received AZ
this Office until noon on the 9th dAV OF April
pTONimO.
The city is divided into three districts, for the
purposes q these proposals, as f9li9ws, va =,
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the City Canal,
and west Of Seventh street west
and northwest Of the Canal, and east Of the west
side OF Seventh street west
the Canal and the Potomaol and Eastern Branch.
Bidders must specify which district Is bid for
Specifications and forms Of proposals. eau be OBJ.
tain ed by application to the Water REGISTER, and
the bids must be made upon these oiheal forms.
All branch pipes 10 connect with IRE hydTants
along the ilne, will be Included in the measure:
mont with the mains, and paid for Al tho contract
Satisfactory bond and security Will b Tsquirsd.
mh29.T s '. BOWEN, Mayor
XATRAPPIEG PAPBR KEPT FOR SALE AT
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The New York HraId, true to Its natural
instincts OF opposition to everybody who does
not hate negroes and love the sham Democ-
racy aud the dcspolism Of caste, pitches into
Mr.. Boutwell,, the new Secretary of the
Treasury, because he Is Massachusetts,
man and not a New York Wall street
broker.
Hon. Amnsa Walker has written Gnon-
eial paper, and Mr. Walker being Massa.
chusctts gentleman, the HerdH Jumps to the
conclusion that the Secretary must approve
of the theory propOuudcd 10y him.
This is In perfect accord with the HeralF,
usual course Of forming Its opinions. Whom
II plcases to denounces 1t accuses without rca
son, aud announces for truth what is know
TO everybody to be false. We expected JUS
this Of the HcrdId.
Mr.. Boutwell, will probably survive thl
onslaught of the "Sd,mtic,"
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES,

Professor DANIEL 4. GRoUX. formerly teaeho
Of Modern LhnguAgesEt the de9rEetowp and Co.
sasssssfui duAnE nApy years in impGrting die
knowlsdEe Of French, Spanish and German, will
CLASSES foL instrueiiOn In the above Languages.
TrInllationS made also, from the Italian. swed.
ohee. No 90 Seventh street. opposite The Inlsllia
ys9sS Ss bn,ldAs' between and street: %asfR
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WASHINGTON, March 90, 1s69,--Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
ernment sacuritlea
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Insurance

PERpETUM LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed AMER, che ReYlnent OF Ono
-. knhnsl PrS1hiaR.
Att poLtciss rosrrvEiIr OF .pos fyrrIsa.
Bransh OfHce New I@fAkY Mutual Life
nsurrnce Ce,nIeny,
70. no = sTRl1f,
btween fouvtseuth and Ytfteenth Streets,
(Law and Exchange BuiidinG,)
WASHINGTON, D. Q.
A careful examination Of our system cannot fail
70 convince all who have examlnsd !hs snbisst q
s M ss.s as sts..pl. ssysh
the provisions o. non .forfsitufs made aths Yoliey
BY which no one can lose Policy o. fsil In seeur;
Ing portion q their lpsuranee after one annual
!, Ihe Agent takes pleasure IN s,kn9wlsdsias NE
liberal rstionage with. which the Company has
metamopE the citizens Of washingtop and Vicinity,
GmisfaI WIDOWS n ssd oTphsss ...nd rssss % ss
knowledge our promptps.s 10 the payment Of al!
our losses, The popularity Of our Q6mpany and
the largo increase Of our business hero may be
seen ip ihe fact, that although We have oAly hesn
established 10 this Agency little more than w o
years. and have made 40 noise about oar lRrEe
Ss We PAD :. ss y q
will showI tag on a larger Income thsn a lqrq,
maJorhD Of the Companies doing business In this
Ali We AK Is q sateful. examination Of our sys.
TEN, and We leel satisfied We Lhail still have our
snare p ne '' yyoIis T. LIeltrER,
I
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

We yesterday published brief narration
of the facts upon which that huge swindle,
known to Congress and the country as the
McGarragan claim, Is based. That nara
ton was copied from California journal,
whose editor is familiar with all the circum-
stances. No one can successfully contradict
II, for II is but condensation Of truths dis
tinctly and positively evolved pending the
consideration of the matter In Congress.
On the oath Of February, Mcssrs. Williams
and Ferry, from the Senate Committee on
Private Land Claims, submitted a report
which SO thoroughly exposed the fraud
underlying this whole scheme, that it is sur
prising that McGarrahan and his agents
should have the tcmerty TO again agitate it.
Failing to disproyc the facts, they have no
resort left but to torture them to suit their
own purposes, an attempt that was partially
successful In one Congress, and which they
hope to make more successful In another.
The facts then being true, the question
very naturally arises, how is 1t that case
so devoid Of all merit, SO covered over with
| fraud, can mud favor for day or an hour,
much less to engage the attention OF Con-
gressional committees for days and weeks !
The San Francisco Times answers this qucs.
ton when 1t says;
"There Is only one way TO account for it,
and that is by giving credencc to report
that was current In Washington last winter.
II was said that McGarrahan, greatly exag.
geratlng the value Of the New ldria mines,
represented them as worth five millions OF
1 lalI hat l.n lal
terests In his claim to some of the most in.
huential individuals and the most skllful
lobbyists In the United States"
That is the plain truth of the matter. TIC
the superhuman exertlons of the lobby Nc
Garrahan owed his partial success in 1868.
He was represented as the most unfortunate
and ill-used man in the country; q victim OF
a powerful and INSCRIPTIONS corporation
sympathy was excited In his favor, and 1t
was such Misrepresentation that secured for
him partial victory, In case in which he
had been defeated time and time again be,
fore the courts of California and by the judg
ments of United States Courts. The Senate
Committee on Private Land Claims saw
through the thin disguise and made the dam
aging expose in the report above alluded to.
Yet with perslstency worthy Of a better
cause, McGarrahan continues to press his
so-callod claim" In view Of all the facts
we cannot believe that the Senate oftheU nlted
States will take other action upon the bill
now pending than to consign 1t to place
among bills indefinitely postponed" by {
vote so decisive that Its revival will never
again be attempted.
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Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.


g. d. II. STINEMETZ, HAT
TER, 23i Pennsylvania avenue
second door from Thirteenth
street. All the new styles for
<.spring now ready. Oentlemen's
Dress Hats, s6, %. o. and ts.
Young men cannot fail being
suited. Boys Hats In abundance. mhlu
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New Advertisements.

NIBLoDBoHs. "A FEW AT sa5, go AND 80 IN
vi good order. Second hand for sale Ut " aud
" per month JOHNF. ELLIS,
mhgO u jos Pennsy lyania avenue.
Ola os, PARLoR ORGANS. MELoDEONs,
l. &e,, Sc., for sale or rent on easy terms; Rent
Largest stock ID the city. J0HNP. ELLIS,
mhso-3t 800 Pa. ave. near Tenth street
EoR RgNT.-A HOUSE, NEARLY NEW, 0
L rooms, psssaR Sc. with water In the yard,
aud gas throughout, Situated on Fourteenth street,
Just north Of Ri ode Island avenue. mh3O.3t.
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BBLKNAP In Brooklyn. ~ X, March le.h.
vile Of Commander George X. Bslknar. U. =. N.
OF q son
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YELOcIPEDING.-A number of veloclpcdcs
were noticed upon the York road yesterday,
between Baltimore and Towsontown, and
attracted considerable attention from the
curious. Professor Thomas II. Ford and
Charles McRae rode from Towsontown to
Baltimore, u distance Of seven miles, In As
minutes, and is said TO be the best time made
on that road, which Is somewhat billy, since
the introduction of these new convcyances
in this city. Quite q number OF vcloclpcdcs
were noticed also In various sections OF the
| city.-BaN. San, !0M.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

A LAW TO PREVENT BOUNTY Frauds
Mr.. McWatters, agent of the Ladies' Union
Relief Association of New York, has been In
this city for some time urging upon Congress
the necessity of taking some action to pre-
vent bounty frauds, and he is likely to be
successful in his efforts. Mr.. McWattcrs
has enlisted in this good cause Senator Will
son, who is deeply interested in the matter,
and has prepared a bill which, If 1t becomes
a law, will efiectuNlly secu re the payment of
the bounty moneys to the rlghtful claim
ants, without paying tribute to the claim
agents. The new bill makes 1t imperative on
the Government agent in every district to
pay into the hands of the soldlerthe amount
due under the law. Let the law be placed
upon the statute book without delay, for
Justice to the soldier demands speedy action.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30

No man, l care not what his professions
may be, ever did worse work for the future
of the country than Governor Bullock In
aiding and abetting the defeat Of the fifteenth
amendment 10 the Constitution In Georgia.
It illustrates the improperly Of the DISPOSE
ton of more or less Senators and Represent
atiyes to confdc in him only with refer
encc TO Georgia Affairs.
A volunteer, on the 25th Of February, 1861,
10 do guard duty over the arsenal at Augusta,
Georgia, CATER 1t had been captured by rebel
volunteers,) throughout tho war, Governor
Bullock, as the head Of the Southern Express
Company, rendered as efficient and hearty
service to the cause Of the rebellion as hi
possibly could. His disabilities were early
removed by Congress, which, up to this time,
has been removing the disabilities Of nearly
all recommended by him. In Georgia 1t Ia
earnestly alleged that, In such recommends
tlous, he makes his selections simply on the
ground that to obtain his favor the applicant
must be devoted, not TO the cause Of Just re
construction, but virtually to his persona
ambition and political fortune. I respect
fully submit to Congress that gentleman
with such a record, whatever may be hli
protestatlons and professions, Is not a proper
person to shape its legislation with reference
to the affairs and people Of great State.
CAUTION NECESSARY.
His case, in my humble judgment, illus
trates most forcIbly the necessity for due
congressional caution In the matter OF the
closing work Of reconstruction. Others be
sides the office-holders through military
favor, or wholly owing TO the fact that the
business interests of the South could not b,
represented in their selection, should b.
listened to by Senators and Representatives
The time has surely come when something
eIse besides vehement protestations ofloyalt,
and "a vebement denunciatlon of all HOLDING
,,io,r. contrary IN theirs. ma beInp dIsIoya
,na Ionaorous shou,d bo necessary To secur,
.asnoa,,''I ottsntIon from Senators and mem
~, -. so,,,,or,, n,ottsrs ira CONCERNED
~ ~, -. oI,ho. ,oooo 80 ,,,,,
nos r"o.ral,,n a. ,ho south
rms rSryxTIoy or coSsREss.
1t is not possible that Congress means t
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UyRAPPIEd PAPER KEPT FOR SALE AT
w this once.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-19

OWING THE
LATENESS or THE SEASON
THE ENoRWOUSSIzE or OUR STOCK,
and
ALTERATIONS ABOUT TO De COlfgENC2sD ON OUR
BUILDINGS,
uit reduce
An OUR PRICES,
aud sell out
SUMMER STOCK
SUITS, COATS PANTS VES7S, EVERYTHING,
HEAVT DISCOUNT
eE Those ,cho ko hoo Uery cheap hare been selling
his season uiU be surprised being able to mako
STILL FURTHER RED UCTTON, but object Is 10 clear
sheUes tables Of stock 1rih ichcb they still
loaded Notwithstanding the fart that sales his spring
been
60 PER CENT GREATER
than before.
WANANAKRR DC BROWN
THELARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OK HAIL
The Corner of STITH and Ma AREET Streets.