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ESSEN COUNTY (s. J.) gouETs. !.
Misce9snasion ExfrnOrdinary-A Wife-iseatcr
severely Dealt With-0ther Cases Disposed

severely Dealt With-Other Gases Disposed
OF.
Considerable business or Importance was trans
acted Yesterday in the Essex County Court Of Special
Sessions presided over by Judges Teese, Guild ana
Williams, at Newark. Among the prisoners
arraigned for trial was one Amos stack
house q huge member OF the Amer
canzed corps d'AJrtque, whose complexion
was of the darkest whose eyes OF the blacklist
whose hair or the curliest, ana whose lips were
the shickes aud largest ever seen mortal by The
Court before. Amos was arrested several weeks ago
on board canal boat IN company with young and
more than ordinarily prepossessng German girl
named Elyina Gro,skoch. Both We're charged with
having violated the seventh commandment, the
plainan, The girl pleaded guilty last week, while
Amos put In an opposite plea ana was held Tor trial
;{H yes;ert.ay when he was convicted on his own,
wei as the girls showing. and fined nfry dollars,
10 stand committed till paid. The most reDa kabe
feature OF The case. at least In these days is that
the girl already the wife OF an elderly German.
who yesterday appeared and urged the prosecutor
10 let her Off with fine, that he sti loved her and
would take her home again.
Charles DAILY q mlddIe-aged man, was put upon
trial for heating and abusing bis Wl'e IN q most
brutal DeRed the ,hs msnr e haa
would not appear against him until brought into
courr by a writ The testimony of others was, how
ever sufficient 10 prove his guilt and he was con-
victed ana sentenced to serve SIX months IN the
state Prison. Hts JOY OF being let or so easily knew
no bounds and he remarked, as he passed out,
'.Thank you, Judge, thank you; | can stand that !"
The remark was heard by the Court, DAILY was re.
called and his sentence doubled. He retired with
considerable Of "A chOpiallen cast OF countenance.
Iohn Wtnkie young law-breaker, was arraaned
for sentence. lie desired 10 he sent 10 State Prison
rather than continued III the county jail. II having
come to the OF the Court that lie was the ring
leader OF recent attempt TO break jail, and was
still confined IN dungeOn at the request uf Mir.
Ellsworth, the prosecutor sentence was suspended.
lie was remanded TO the dungeon.
Among the other cases disposed OF were Lorenzo
smith. grand larceny, three years state Prison;
William Cornish grand larceny, three years State
Prison. william Saxelby. burglary. five years state
Prison. John Foy, burglary. three years State Prison.
Peter Freeman burglary, three years state Prison
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Eric,s TribulntiOns in New Jersey.

TRENTON, ~ D., March IA, 1870.
The bill exempting the Erie Railroad from NUM-
cipal taxation and empowering the construction of
a branch road from Hudson city to Port Ieryis was
divided into two bills by the committee--one Of
them exempting them from taxation. the other
granting the right TO construct thcr branch road.
The bills passed the second reading, after scene Of
much confusion, Mr.. Bevans and all the Hudson
county members present voting against tue bnt. A
remonstrance from the Mayor and Common Council
of Jersey CITY was read; put Camden and Amboy
voted III favor OF the Erie Railroad ana carried
the Dill through Dy large majority.
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Robert &. Bergen.

Mr. Bergen died at his residence in Wiloughby
street, Brooklyn, at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, Of consumption. He was quite young man,
being only thirty years OF age. He was at
period foreman OF Engine Company No. u. and SUBJ
seguently OF the Fire commissioners OF the
Brooklyn Volunteer Fire Department, performing
his duties both positions creoitably and faithfully.
Mr. Bergen entered the United states Navy during
the rebellion. serving FOR some two years OH the
steamer Vanderbilt. lie was somewhat popular and
influential IN political circles in Brooklyn, aud In
social life possessed an extensive circle OF friends
who esteemed him greatly.
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REPORTED by TUE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship Nebraska t. Guard, Liverpool March and
sh ~s
Steamship City of Washington r Jones, Liverpool March
VIA a!h with mass IS and 70 John
x lamp eassS
E 10Th lat q 4 lon g. shp cacas from s. John, ks for
SsSs sSp e. day" lat Il IS ion 50 4 brig rsssd steam
steamship Geo Cromwell, Vain, New Orleans March via
10Th inst 3 a rM o Cape Florida s's.msnp Gulf
bound Ith LAY y lon Is Donohae (o Ran.
@ y q 9n e !. ss. bark
& Steamship S United sses smith New Orleans March
u s y, ssSsy with mdss and
sesshp Niagara Biaksman, Richmond, CITY poin. and
Co. sf sI o s
OF stsamsnip Eags ashore on BSdy Island No ..
toJ Iorilisrd. e'D' ..''~~'' " ''''"' ~ ''''
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan. Philadelphia, with mdse
schr John Forsyth, cubberly Virginia.
schr Lena Hunter Perry Elzabe,hpor for Boston
of steamship Eagles cargo the Coast Wrecking Go.
ship Athena Wark from Bremen which arrived M :; Sandy
Passed Thr 9ugh Hell Cats,
BOUND SOUTH.
sf aes ossa wS h CO.
s ssBa 'saRs as u a NB 1s days.
sr sa Ann % wGeps II
for YORK, with TO Jed Frye 4 to lie,
Island Belle Ingalls, Eassport, 80 days, York,
X
sehr Martha, Dix, Calais 10 days, for New York,
with lumber 2 6 6 ioardnan. ,Ign- r...,o ,.
York, with lime 10 order.
schr Defiance Hall aockand, days, for New YORK, with
sehr Arctic, Whitney, Rockland days. for New York,
lime 10 j X Brown.
schr John James, snow, weiiaect for New York.
sshr 4 N Hopkins, fitch. Boston yor New Y,rE.
sesr aessense ianntpn for New sS, f9rs H
scr Kinds. Cendennn, Providence for Nav Yorc In
schr Maria Hunt, Boyniop, Norwich FOR New York
sshr Eawara Kane, Mansed, New London for New York
schr uncas Grsey. New London for New york
es esr Fsea s & Nsw Me fnp New os e
schr White Nng, Hal, Mlstnnc Point for New York.
sehr @ Union stass brleport i for % EsaOeibpol. eth s '
Sclr salie Merritt -. Stamford for New YORK.
BOUND EAST
Brig Geo Prescott Buckminser, Ezabe,hport for Bos
ton.
schr II Leaning Brewer Philadelphia Tor Salem Came
shronch Z The Gate w'Ia M torenssshead ma 81 gone
sehr Mail, Merrill, Elzabethpot for New Haven,
sshr M Forest Belle clherd E,absthpors for portsmou.h
sehr SAITH Holmes Sorihap EiissbeSport sor Pro;aence
s ehr Flames TSs so ds 5er saTes
sr 5 Eyshn ss GF Fsosasas,
schr Carlisle, Norhup Ezabcthport for Providence
schr 6 jane, Gardner, iizaDethpors for Providence
sshr snss glngs Eihzabsshpor IT. for Providence
sSr iSs FOR
schr July Fourth Cobb Weehawken for Portland.
ssSr RED yaaEc ASer osoSen Tor sostop topo'A"E
| schr Almira, Haaernann, Hoboken for Glen Cove.
sshr Maggie Rsa Hail New YORK YORK FOR Boston;
| schr T s Parker Little, New York for Glen Cove
sshr Mary E1 resSo,t S @ New ,o York os Little Neck
| schr Pointer, Holmes New York for Calais;
Scbr Mary Lee Newton, Carlow, New York FOR Calais.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY ScHaoL UNION.

A largo meeting OF the Teachers Association OF
fbc Baptist sunday School Union was neld last niert
In the Baptist church OF Mad ison avenue and
Thrty.iia IS street Enond Washington IN the char;
Mr. Define, secretary. An eloquent address on
ssrh hlldaeos Neglected: Manhood Rulnedn was de-
uvered by Rev. S. T.. Hodges, In II OF strong points
for reflection and ncIlcation. Brother H. D. Jones,
of ST LOUIS Followed on yhe Duties and Qua gfica-
.iyn OF sunday Scuoo Teachers after which ihe
foowing officers were elected for the ycar:Ii. q,
vanderbilt Pre7dent J. o. Oyerheiser, Vice Prest.
dent Johp u. pcNe, Secretary, anc j. y. Davenport.
TreAsurxt
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SAILED.

Ships Str Robert Peel, for London and anchored at The
Southwest SpiD Winnfrea tBr, Philadelphia; Ganecock
shanghae; Herschel IN g., Hamburg; John Tucker
duras. Rosario; Anita Taglsva gtan Constant,
nopie Athena tNtD, -; Canada, Cardenas; Voluu
teer, Gibraltar; bgs Queen of the South, Jacksonville
Oliver Cnits Port Prince schrs paunties Santa Cruz
Impulse, Denerar Silver STAR HsvanS from Quarantine
schr Alice q Grace, opofto.
Wind sunset NE
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John RndMnY.

This gentleman, We'll known throughout the couT-
try died at his residence in this city yesterday morn
ing. He was born IN 1926 and had consequently
reached his iorty-tfth year. DIR. Radway first be-
came prominently known by means OF his medi-
cInes, which he extensively advertised IN the news
papers ana on large posters and placardS which
latter to be IOund IN almost every village In
Union with the large capIIai letters R. Il. R.'
staring one III the face. Tue deceased amassed
handsome competence from the sale OF his prepara-
tons. He had the reputation OF being genial
kind hearted gentleman, charitable and affect onate
IN his disposition and upright III his character.
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Cf.yof Brooklyn April 2lL,vcrpool... a. ms Broadway
Australia lAprll a. If'lasQow ~ Bowling Green
Columbia April g.. Gassow...7 "a Bowling Green
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Sun rises .. 6 II Moon SETS. 5 II
Sun sets. ... g O6 High water morn 40
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or MARCH AND APRIL
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SHIPPIN NJ w S.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Three REQUISITES Of Health.

II all the sickly people in the world were &c
take to their beds. and demand medical treat
lnent, there would not lie doctors enough to at.
tena them, nor q sufficient number of the robust
to nurse them. Three conditions are absolutely
essential to health viz: & good appetite eaSy
Iige ton and the ability to sleep soundy.-
oeVe elehths Of the many thousands who suffer
from lndispositon, yet do not labor under SO.
nous disease, complain that they cant ent,"
that their stomachs are Tout of order" or that
thoy ''don't sleep well " For this class of all
mehtS lew persons think OF calling in Il physi-
can Nor Is 1t necessary, inasmuCh n Il course
o. HoStctlrr's BitterS will certainly relieve the
arrangements Of the stomach, the liver and the
nervous syste n, fl ON VIII ch want of appetite,
indigestion and sleeplessness arise. This excel
1 1ent vegetable tonic and corrective is also n de-
ign tul :!lodyne. Insomnia Tor incapacity to
Sleep which has -esisted all the ordinary rem
edles, will yield readily to dose OF this pless.
ant sedatlve tlken just before retiring 10 rest -
In ordinary medicfl pra lice it is usual to give
d stcmschic, an aperienL, an invigorsnt, So
poltlc, o: an antiseptic, the case for the time
De ng rnaV seem more pr .lcular y to require !;
but IN tn grand restorative all these medicinal
properties, end many others arc blended in due
proportion. Thus. the digestion is stimulated,
wnlle me boWe are regulated, the liver toned,
the strength recruited, the nerves Gained, the
nulds purified and tho circulation cqualizcd. 1t
10 believed that there is no other restorative and
reguls tlng medicine in tho world which acts SO
beneticially and agreeably upon all the Ass imi-
latlng and secretlve organs nj The Same time !;
and to oil who lack the three fundamental re-
quisites of health and enjoyment, vigorous
appetite, sound digestion, and refreshing s!oep,
it is confidently recommended rs specific.
nv 3O-1aow
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ARREST OF THIEVES. Two men, giving
their names as Nm Council and John Curran,
were arrested by detectives in Richmond, Mon
day evening, charged with having robbed the
jeweiry store Of Mr.. W. W.Adam, in this city,
Of several thousand dollars worth of watches
and other valuables, on the night of the 9Th
ulhmo. An attempt was made by party of
roughs to rescue the prisoners at the railroad
depot, just as they were taking the cars for
Washington, where they are now confined, but
it was frustrated by detective Coomes, who
bad them in charge. Five of the cheapest Of
the watches and some Of the cheapest articles
of the jewelry stolen have been recovered, in a
damaged condition. They were found in Wash
ington. A few Of the diamond rings have also
been recovered. They, it is said were fshed
out of the Potomac at the wharf OF the Aqua
Greek boats 10 Washington, where they were
thrown by man to whom they were handed
by one Of the thieves, who saw that the detec-
tives were on his track. A youngster named
Heath, who formerly lived in this city, but
who now lives in Washington. is said to be
implicated in the robbery
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Ry Beck, Knox e. Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.l
DOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
FRIDAY, the lst day of July next, at IL
M, in front of the Mayors office, that very de-
sirable DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, f:s4
in the city of Alexandria, at the southeast .1seeSs
corner Of Washington and Oronoko streets,
lately occupied by Z. E. White, esq:
This is one of the most comfortable comno-
dous and pleasant residences in this city, with
large lot Of nearly q quarter of au acre of
ground. The house was rebuilt with great care
and expense by the late Louis A. Cazenove as
q residence for his family, with every conve-
nience necessary for their comfort. The un;
dersigned, selling under the autho Gritty of deed
of trust, will convey such title only as invested
in them, but which is believed to be undoubted.
TERMS-One- fourth of the purchase money
on the day of sale. and the residue in three
equal annual instalments Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from the day Of
sale, secured by deed of trust on the premi-
ses CASSIUS F. LEE,
RICHARD 81. LEE,
nv 26-eOtd Trustees
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June % D. N.
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS-
| In the Senate Mr.. Flanagan reported
resolution in,tavor OF the construction OF the
International Pacific railroad.
MIR. Harris introduced rsso utioo directing
the committee on commerce to take into con
sideration the subject of replacing the levers on
the Mississippi river destroyed during the war,
and report at next session of Congress. The
resolution was agreed to after long speech
by MIR. Harris in its favor
In the House of Representatives the petition
OF 100 New I ork brewers, not to be classified
as manufacturers of spurious liquors was pre-
sentcd
A large number Of other memorials On the
subject Of internal revenue, was presented.
A resolution for paying the contestants in the
Louisiana election cas-s the following amounts
was taken up and passed, yeas Il noes 60:
Hunt $4,000, Sepher $4,000, McCrarIc 50, 600
Ryan So, 500.
The tax bill was then taken up, the pen ding
question being upon the income tax, but no
definite result has yet been reached.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The seating Of A. s. Wallace. oil s. C., as
member Of the House Of Representatives ne
cessitates his resignation as Collector Of the
successor to that position.
The Claims Committee have still under con.
sderntion MIR. McKenzies bill, to give the
Court OF Claims jurisdiction 10 the cases OF
claims by loyal citizens of Virginia arising dur
ing the war.
No progress has lately been made in the new
bill for removal OF disabilities. The bill now
contains over three thousand names from Vir-
piDia.
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From New York

New YORK, June "A dispatch has been
extensively circulated that Governor Seward
has been struck with paralysis, but there is no
truth in it. His health is as good as for
months past.
John Cramer, Of Waterford, died yesterday.
aged %. He was Presidential eector Tor JET.
ferson in 1910, has been State Senator, Con.
gresham &c.
Police officer Dykeman was fatally stabbed
at his post. corner of Broadway and Houston
streets. this forenoon. James Casey aud Pat
rick Duffy are reported as the cul prits.
There were twenty offers for bonds this morn
ing. The awards will be two millions at Ill
al Z
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 2.-Virginia sizes, old,
543 bid, 55f asked do. 1866 GAL bid, 1867 60
bid do. coupon, new, SO! asked cotton dull
and nominal at 22l Flour dull and weak, wheat
firm Maryland sl4Oal50 Western 1925
Germ firm; for white l20al22 Yellow active
at liz, Oats dull at 5saG0o, Rye ll5al20.
New York, june 2-Stocks steady Mon
ey 4a5 per cent. Geld l4s. Virginia sixes
cx. coupon. COZ: new GS. Flour is a shade
frmcr. Wheat la2c better. Corn is dull and
lie lower
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LOCAL NEWS.

PoToMAo FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION,
held its first summer exhibition yesterday at the
Board of Trade rooms in Washington. There
was q fair show of flowers and berries, and
respectable attendance. j. K. Snodgras1,
President, was 10 the chair. Several new mem
bers were elected Among the exhibitors were :
John Saul, basket of foe Strawberries, and
collection of beautiful cut flowers. George
Glorious, basket of gooseberries, and splen-
did collection of geraniums, roses, tuchlas, and
other flowers Mr. Durkip, beautiful display
OF cut flowers, and bouquet of exquisite taste
and torn. J. B. Caggett several baskets of
splendid Strawberries, &C. d. NJ. Lawrence and
r. A. Willard, each several baskets of fine
strawberries. j. a. Hayward and P Myers,
several jars of different canned fruits of their
OWL raising, very fine. William Sanders ex.
hibited beautiful specimens of near dozen va
rieties of Seeding strawberries from the agri-
cultural grounds; some very desirable 10 favor,
size and yield Also some splendid bouquets
0! flowers. MIR. Clark of the Congressional
gardens, exhibited number Of rich and rare
plants from those gardens Also, John Brown,
from botanical gardens. Among other events
MIR. Gray and friend Gingham invited the
association to visit their homes during the sea
son. At $3.50 o clock D. ID. after recess the
president being absent, Mr. j. Fl. Gray, vice
president, called the meeting to order, and IN
very happy and congratulstory remarks upon
the prosperity OF the society, introduced Mr.
D. s. Curtiss who read short address, which
was attcntivey listened to, and at the close a
resolution OF thanks aud asking copy for pub
licatiun Was passed. A recess was taken until
730, when the awards Of diplomas by the
judges would be announced. Pursuant to adj
journment the association met at 7:30 o'clock,
aud the premiums were announced. Then the
sale of fruits and flowers such as had been do
mated by the exhibitors for the benefit of the
association took place, and a small SUN was
realized. The association then adjourned until
first Wednesday 10 June next.
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LOCAL BREvuIES.-A meeting OF the
stockholders of the Alexandria Canal company
at the chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen was
postponed this morning IN consequence OF
the absence of quorum.
man named James Boswell, who does not
enjoy the most enviable reputation, threw him
self upon the railroad track on st. Asaph
street Yesterday evening in FONT of an approach
ing train, but was dragged off by compan MON
few seconds before the locomotive reached
the spot.
The 6uest aud largest strawberries OF the
season are the Triumph dc Guard, raised oy
Slater.
We had to.d.y a continuation OF ..rainy
weather.
Strawberries were exceedingly pleu, .tul 10
market this morning selling as low as
FIVE cents quart.
Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
Messrs. Wilmer l. Slaymaker in to days
Gazette.
The Alexandria Literary Association at Its
Loot meeting adjourned until next October.
A disturbance occurred on King street near
Henry yesterday evening, in which men and
women were engaged the latter stonRues max
ipp the most noise. Nobody was hurt, though
ore of the men was armed with black bottle.
The farmers are complaining OF two much
wet weather. There is quite current as
it is called, in the river and the streams 10
the adiscent country are all swollen. .
The corporations property at Fishtown Will
he rented By public auction on Saturday next,
from that date until tho 18th OF February 10 Il.
Julius Benjamin Bennett, the man arrested
10 Washington Tor obtaining 5000 from W. y,
Corse & Co., Of this city, oa forged notes Of
Stephen Swain and E. s. Boynton, but releas
ed there on insufficient bail lew days ago, dc
what most people would do under similar cir
cumstsnces for parts unknown.
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LADIES FEsrIvAL.-A large crowd was in
attendance last night at the festival now in
progress at the Assembly Rooms uLdsr the
auspices of the ladies Of the Second Presby
terrain church, and every body present seemed
to be having good time. The music, vocal
and instrumental, was very much admired.
The children of the Orphan Asylum will visit
the rooms to night upon the invitation OF the
managers of the festival, and will be Hospitality
entertained
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ODortO Crane Culture.

This country is becoming noted for the en-.
terprise of wine growers. New Jersey partic-
ularly, whore the celebrated Port Grape Wine
is made purely from toe grape juice. Tho fol-
lowing letter from an eminent physician who
lives in sight Of Spoar's vineyard, vii! be of in
terest to our readers:
Passaic. October 10Th, loGj.
hereby certify that Mr.. A. Spcer Of This
village has large vineyard OF choice grape
vines, which are looking very fno. He also
purchases great many grapes, not as yet pro-
ducing as many himself as is required to Keep
his stock of wine full. He has tho Port Grape
of which he has largo quantity on hand lyin &
in his cellars, requiring age before he disposes
of it. X. A. TERHUNE. MD.
The above wine can be procure of Our drug
gists. nv Cow
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By Luther ID. Harrison. Auctioneer.

abEs EsrSA ATih 9E THE uirY
OF ALIEN ANDRIA, VA.-by virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria CO.,
Va pronounced at its May term, 1870, IN the
suit OF Francis l., Smith and others vs.. Samuel
Miller and Others. the undersigned, Commis-
sioners appointed by the said Decree will offer
for sale, by public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1870, al II
O clock m, the following described property
IN an Ho OF! OF j GROUND, on the east side of
Union street, between King and Prince. trent
inp on Union street seventy. one feet nine and q
half inches. and extending eastwardly ono hun
dred and thirteen teet two inches to the Strand,
with the use of twenty feet alley on the north,
four feet alley on the south, and Sidewalk
on the east, in common with others entitled
thereto Thsre is an old BRICK WARE.
HOUSE on the lot. Possession given tbs first
Of January, 1871.
| in cash the residue in three equal payments At
six. twelve and eighteen months; the deferred
pay ments 10 bear Interest at SIX per CENT ana 10
| be secured by the purchasers bonds, with good
personal security, an retention OF the ute 70
| Tho property until the purchase money shall
| have been paid. Cost Of stamps and convey
ancing to be paid by the purchaser.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
| FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr,,
| il 2-eots Commissioners Of Sale.
TINE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS OF
THE SEASON,
| We have jus: returned from the mai ket with
| some of the prettiest and CHI eapest
| DRESS GOODS
| Tn It have ever been in this city.
Figured and Striped Grenadino.
Plaid Plain and Striped Lenos.
Lsle Jaconets.
French Ginghams.
Iron Frame Bereges.
Plain, Pink and Buff Lawns.
Plaid, Striped and Figured Alpacas.
Call and see these goods. We are sure WI
can please the most fastidious.
;o1 WITMER & SIAYMAKER.