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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

y tar western marriage ceremony,
thirty years before the Pacific Railroad
haG anbihi!atod the Far West" has
been seen THIS desc, ibed to us : a.
ScENE-Fotoio fcId-The magis-
trate in his shirtsleeves, busily plying
the hoe. Enter twp candidates for.
matrimony, who follow him closely
along the row. i. The magistrate at FL st
pays no attention to- them.
BE you the "Squircy" the you'll.
asks. 7" ~ . = --,.- g.
Yes and the hoe rises and falls
faster than ever. ,--
eve want to be married ~ the you'll:
desperately exclaims. 1. -
T "Weli, shet UP, dern you, till I get
to the end of this row Tin counting
the, hills" 80 '" e-s.'.
Thus adinonishod, the twain follow
him an1idasly along, hand in hand,
until the elid Of the row is reached. e.
"Twerty-sevcr, twenty ight Now,
dern yea, stand up here =" and tho
Squire leans iof he. moment upon his
hoc-handlo 80 ) A.. . t... ,
"Do you (to the youth) so!emnly
swear, by ti.rriaes, to take this W Jmau
for your vifo?" Yes"
|. "Do you' 20 ihc YOUTH solmcnly
swear, by thunder: TO take this MAJ:
for your husband ?" "Ies,'
Then, 1 swear, ly thunder, yor
are man and wife" " ! -.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

Brigham Young's Household.
A letter to the Cincinnati Ga-ctfe
affords the following glimpse at the
interior life Of tho Mormon leader $
harcm:
These rooms arc very much alike,
and furnished nearly alike They are
plain. bu. comfortable. The women
live in them precisely as people do at a
hotel. Each lady has her own kcy,
and when she goes out she locks her
door. There is little visiting back and
forth, and the ladies behave very much
is guests do at first class hotel.
|. Every morning and evening, at the
ringing of the bell, the inmates of the
I, harem meet in the great parlor, to at
fItend, prayers They sing a hymn, and
Y,orhg prays fervcntly. The prophet
used to- eat at the harem with his
wives, but he seldom does SO now. In
the morning, ON rising, each woman
puts her room in order, an !, If she has
children, dresses them for breakfast
After prayers they all go to breakfast
the ladies with children sitting at little
funny tabl23, and those without chill
dren at the common table. Tic same
food IL given to all, and the bill oil
| fare is. Ly no means a pobt one Brig
! hans from time to time, dcsignatcs
some of his wives tp take charge of the
cooking, and they remain on duty un-
til relieved. During the day the wo
men walk out, sew, sing, Play tho
piano in the parlor, or walk with tho
children. Most Of them spin, make
cloth and color it. They arc very
proud Of their cloth and embroidery
In the cvcning all hands go to the
, theatre, where every one Of brigham:
wives has reserved seat.
it is said that Young literally sup
plies his wives with money, and cn fnt
days they drive out aud 90 shopping
He employsa music teacher, and Frencl
dancing master for the use Of hi
household. Brisham's women arr
we'll dressed, bat still they have t.
work hard, and he keeps up a whole
some discipline over them.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
The TarbOrO' SOutherner..
Thursday, May 10, 1870.
ANN ABEL GREEN.

ANN ABEL GREEN.
In Horkiner county
There never was seen
A gwecter young creature
Than Atlnabel Green.
She WIS fair as the lilies
And pure as the SNOW,
And lClabol Brown
Was sweet Annabels beau,
Fair Annabel Green
Thus to Ichabod spoke:
''Should You 6yer. prove false
My poor heart would be broke"
Then he answered: ''Ehopo
10 be roasted and cat
Ii my Annabel's love
] shall ever forget"
But Ichabod Brown
Proved faithless, and soon
Poor Annabel Green
Was deserted and lone:
Then she wept and she nlourned,
And she sobbed and she sighed,
Till her tender heart broke,
And she LAID down and died.
Then Iehabod Rrown
Was mover at ease;
He roamed all the way
To the far Southern seas:
Aud on going ashore
Some sayages met him,
They built up fire
And roasted and eat him.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
TO THE BUILDING PUBLIC!

4 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
mat !. am now prepared with I compe
.s!@ nHEb@r Ct assistants, 10 contract a.
ior' and hu'ldj jevcry kind of HOUSE, 81
9 anythlng else in the Carpenters hn,-
"er'd also. say to the Farmers of the
County that have made every nece, sarv
ars@nGemeLt tc construct evervtbing r. -
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

See. see. villain" she cried, see
your mark; and may that dead white
face haunt you to the day of your
death - she fairly shrickcd in his car
Good Heaven. sac is dead" he
cried, and the strong man fell upon
his knees, buried his face iu the covers
of the bed and sobbed aloud.
When he became more calm. he was
informed Of all that had happened =
He then confessed his guilt, anG, before
any one present was aT,ae Of BIS IN
tcntlon, drew a pistol, and. placing it
over the region of the heaat, fired and
fell dead upon the fpoa.
Aadane Mon .roaean remained to
bury the dead; then adopted the cap
tain's little daughter and returned to
London.
The Golfers con sainea much less
than their. original, amount, but still
enou. . remained to make her one OF
the wealthiest ladies in London. She
subsequently married her attorney
and lived many years to enjoy her re,
prieved fortunes.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

A Missouri EDITORS name is Wufa
IlU lis paper Isn't. 9 i
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
L | NJ II
| I i NJ
NJ Z 7 [
T. III | T

This word, Time, is the only word
in the English language which can b
thus arranged, and the different trans
positions thereof are all at the same
time Latin words. These words in
English as we'll as in Latin, may b.
read either upward or downward
The English words tine, item, metz
and enat (to send forth), are mention
ed above and of the attn 0! es ~
Time, sispiEes fear thou; (2) Item
likewise; (3) AIeti-to be measured
AZ Emit buys
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
Mount Agarat.

Mr.. FreshGeld, ia recent work
which has met with great favor at the
hands of English critics, has the fol-
lowing graphic description of Mount
Ararat: Il: .n5 -.
"Ararat is huge. gracefully sloped
mass, rising 10 a height Of 1G,9lG fce,,
from base Of abonb 5000 feet. 1t
stands perfectly isolated from all the
other ranges, with the still more per-
feet cone Of little Ararab az $40 feet
at its side. Seen .hus early in the
season, with az leass 9OG1 Geot of snow
on its slopes, froa, the distance and
height well calculated to permit the,
eye to take liz its true proportions, ws.
agreed that no single mountain VAC
knew presented such magnificent aid
impressive appearance as the Armej
nian giant. | can only compare It to
the popular idea of Alta huge
head and shoulders supporting the sky.
One is ready Immediately t, admit
that the Ark must havej sroun'o
there, if it grounded anywhere IN
these PARTS .-. I
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
rhe TarbOrO' SOutherner.
q free i andependent family guarnal
o,,s,,rn EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. BY
CHARLES, s. BiGGS.


THE Sor1 HERHEt' one OF the' oldest ahoi
largest Jburnals in North Carolina, and: as
INC ,G1he.iue,itutious of the CountTy arGi
he organ of Edgerombe County, ItpeoHfG"'-
tors will strive to- direct it in. tiie' interest On
rlir State and Country at large, aHdthey VIII
>rcgE no pains to make il IA iitrepFeSehtau"e'
OF the section from which ii emanaieS
The ~ubEerfpton pnice is Three Dollars
wear Two. EViiars>tGr Six Months and must
I've. .p;.;drNvAKiAEnT IN ADVANCE. Money may
u. s.iuc ases be. ant by mail, at the risk OF the
Publishers
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w OOD.W ORK

t.1e,led e., ft upon a plantation, from a GIN
80 REV TO a HOE HELvE. '
reFsons 'ntruStHs business into my hands
10y pe assured that 1t WI! be attended 10
with the utmost promptneaa and fueI1v.
have in my employ strong f,rce Of frs.
c.a>> Carpenters. -
All citizens ofthe county are respectful,
requested TO give me chance before con.
.raoting else ewhere. SNH
apply to Inc at Tarbcro'. y. 6.
~ =, ,-JjH'IN {. DANCY f"ord.
-'-'' -. I-'' col
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
From the Revolution Edited hv Miss Susan
Is, Anthony.l
Warning to Husbands.

The great want Of ,womelf at present
is mcney-moncy for their personal
wants, and money to carry out their
ans. propose that they shall earn,
sthat they shall consider it honorable
to wolk ior money as for board, and
demand for them equal pay for equal
work. | demand that the bearing and
frea&ibe ef children, the most exactin~a
81 employments. and Involving the,
most terrible risks, shall be the best
paid work in the world, and husbands
Shall treat their wives with at least "a
much consideration, and acknowledge
them entitled to as much money, as wet
| nurses.
The meaning Of this is, that wives
arc about to strike for grecnbacks Sc
zach FOR every baby born. No green
backs, no more sous and daughters.-
No grecnbacks, no more population. no
more boys to carry on the great eLte
prlscs of the age. The scales Of prices
for maternal duties are as follows:
| Boy babies. .............. 1uo
m"!h hapHs. 80. ...........,......... 800
lWlns fhoth hoyS) ........... .......... 400
Irip!cts. .........,-.. .............. 60l
l1Iplets (ali boys). .........-.... .,..... 1O0C
Tcrms-C. O. D. No credit beyond
hrst child, the motto being, "Pay up
or dry up" Husbands who desire to
transmit their names to posterity will
pleass. notice and take new departure.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, oct. II. ISL

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, oct. II. $50.
There were to-day three rival attractions for
horseoyng peope-the mt jerome, Prospect, and
Fleetwood Parks They viii he found reported in
another column. and are only mentioned here as
apology for the rather slender business tanscto in the
horse market.
The sales which took place comprised only railroad and
work-horses and there change in prices.
Inc supply for all classes OF horses is fully equal TO the
demand Canadian and Western wors-hOrse5 coming
III daily and the dealers In valuable animals have
sufficient number of choice and single horses
always on hands all that wanted in the horse market
Me'srs Johnston & Van Ta-selrs horse and carriage
auction sale in East Thireenth-s took place usual,
spirited.
The prices realized for the horses brought under the
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i)ropoeals.
OrTi,sop ACrISa CosnissNlY ~ SrHsisrrNCE.
Four M,nswoKrH, y. \. nAWon. oct g, 1890.
OpOSAI.S in duplicate, with copy of this

AcrSa CosnisstKY ~ SrnsisrrNcE.l
Four " ,pswoKrui y. \ uAHhnh. ort lt,L
PROPOSALS in duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached will be- received h thc under guci ulu
o'clock December 1870 6r supplying fktSh Bhhf to uoogs
al this post $500
h sd becf must BE- rsh goo marketable quality 70 cqu p
porn Of Gc quarters shank and Aar, alow %
,rude he de,rrd this free Of cost u such quantity
b required by aui such DAYS che
msnfns shall exceeding four rcr
cat ssnghrr for hct o BE- delivered under this
the fourth Veshfsl Joint and c breast
trimmed do~n The shanA Of fore sha be cat 81 nun three
o. above hue, junt AMI Of hniQns
rlsht Inches above the gamhrcl nr bock ioint
Separate duplicate will alan BE- received hv The usrs
sud date ahoNe mentioned Supplying
soul outu their fuo. stationed tha post supp
nom chuce f,,h hef thrY require
staia and porisrhoase steak standing
10 IN ore months such less the Com.
Uenal shall rs commencing the lalIan ISL
the approval Of the Cmmandg General IT the Department u
tho hast
~ ur, deficiency IN tho quality quantity 81 the sh
pu he delivered Thea the tonmssu MasNTth,
Ne~Nek Hnhof shs have supply The ,erc' by purchase
and tho coutfsnf VII b" charged With the daerru,v Of @t
The enlfscto viii he a hon foe the Of two
easaud dair .snt s by i~s sroushe whose uanr
must hs mentioned To- ths hits go al,
deposit Ut tvent, dollars will he pul With each bid whh WV
b. rnfp~ To unsuccessful hera ile contract hns AWARDED A "
No contractor uruu Che Hrt ioly,fi under the contract
The proposals viii ls u..ei ~ oClock 90 ne h 49,
lHu, a. lur Nifpel h,e.luk Harbor, az shfh uh' Oh" w.
ttiisfs requested ., o. rtvsfut go 49,,
Proposals. VII 10 mafk,i Proposals Cor Frh Beef .n al
"A CHAMBERLAIN. ns Lieut. is Arth'7' a. "
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u JBWBLRY, PORTMONNAIE.. TPivEITYGBAGS, scars,
J EFCMBBY, ALPACA BRAD" RrrvTOS, pINS NFEpLLS,
TAPBS, etc. etc, in endless lBf;str
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Gmu6emmts.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"a FANNY JANAUSCTRK
hSGil IL PART AUousrrS DAILY.

BNGiI,iI PART.
the the IN rof.............,... AUGUSrIN DAILY
IT, H-ruT...... DEDoRA.'
wRp,R DAY. DrIoE 4" "a m - rHuR DAY-"MARY
sTgARG tine; AYi~9 - STrip so eS on 4
StY E Ep1r A sa,oM. ASAUsGGEE n eco Mg
HFiiF," I'd MI. wALrRr f0S OiBRY ard Mis- q MS
HoT '0qk a. tie 1sa Se5 T ,i ni "a ISEE 81
% a pa 90 Of tle aogEe.
MARIE SEEBACH.-DRAMAIIC SEASON
w Foare,r.h.st Tleaor (iorRery TL,a're Fr1ca'h
sCrIaa GcrISG. UNIQUE AR
THIS wrDSSDa1 EyESsd o ''3 r. En51oyers SARCTssE
Ne yENErA, in her admirable hole Of PO4P DOCA
NAEii S1rrso and The entire strength Of the 'mpiuf
TFURsnAr {LoyE AND INTRIGUE (lahae and ... Lg.e'
AND FRIDAY First time Of Sch lefs rc.ownel tragedy
A4 sEFr,c H' MA7r A. L2iy F EYRk
SAl GRRAb s sEE5Ec2 Mi of fSE b. at
Seats can he secured d sehners Music store 7Oi Broadway Four
10 prgPsr,or MATiiILDE ADRIEYYE LBcoUvREUR TANNING
or 1hE sHRBW (De Brahme wdersensige)
MARIE SEEBACH's MATINEE.
VA SATURDAY AFTERNOON Oc Is a. O'Clock doors open 2
JANE EYRE OR, TIE ORPHAN OF L0wO0D.
MAIZE S5ha VIENNA 9 Sss' SARAH Jar 'a REED i
Matinee a part. 81 Re;er,ed seats in PAT.
gs and Ss 81 es Sil Dress c 81 foxes seats
WOODS MUSEUM-GE0. WOOD, Proprietor.
w TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT AND s'P ~
KrR sPSD l ASD k2T E yASf PT rl aE
r,,ppv pvpvf Si4I , IN ss 4HB5ky MATINEE IN
HUMPTY DUMPTY. jr, and RIP VAN WIEkLE
MATINEEe-WEDNESDAf. THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
Farce Of A SUIT or TWEKDS.
Bureslur n RIP VAN NihkbB.
MONDAY Oct H. THE LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE
Box Plan open. secured two weeks in advance.
A SSOCIATION HALL,
IA TwcItg-thirl-st Fourth ave
THE MISSES GOTTsCHALk CONCERTS. -
The Manager respectfully that the Misses GOlsCHALh-
CRLRSTlNE. Pianist;
CLARA. PUnst;
BLANCHE. ropmIO-
Sisters OF the celebrated American Pfnst. the late
l.. ". GOTrSCHALk.
will give TWO GRAND CONCERTS on
WEDNESDAY oct I2 FRIDAY, Oct Il,
and GRAND MATINEE. SATURDAY, OCT -,
assisted hy
Mr.. GUSTAYUS HALL, Baritone;
Mons. r. J. pRUME,
yiolni the late Carlota Patti Company
Secured Seats, 80 seats my
Schmer Ol Broadway Theatr Ticket Ohce ia
Br,sdsay and j. N Pason Co.'S 40 and % Bast Twenty third st.
under the Hall.
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CONSFT DEPARTMENT,

,rei Wore stl uaudmsde CORSETS . cts 81 cts. and
F.ne Hsndmale COkSETS ~ 25. 81 81, : j 81.
Very best French AMI Hand made, - 20 : 3
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMNENCfNG June 90 40
TRAINS LEAVE NLWi0RK. ., d,
Por Eevayen and Bridgeport tL1L ll''' D. % 1910 N'i'
4 ~ 81 - 49, $3.50 0rd ttIl g. d.. -. t,..,
For Slf,ri stratfori, Fairfield Southport and "'sp" '
For Sarai T. igIi . 1915 (EI r) 2t' 40
o. 5s9 go and Ii .Ei ~ $3.50 $50 and $50 p m
IT, tt.,rfi tEtl O. Il.O a 2:l' tLIl I;l', ui)
az 40 II.ti as $50 6:3g, 75. uL) ,,. ,,,
Par (re,pgica and intermediate stations y lIO D. ID SD ''''
Nal Train leaves Tventyeverth NeW'lorA al ? H. Tor
Boston both spnngarl LIN. 49, 12i S1 TH,iy ;y
Po, Ros,oD. via Springfield 8 T. IA, 3 and p H.
por Ios. on via shore 2:l3, D. ~ . ,t.-.,,l
For Hartford ami Springfield, m, 2l' ? 4 p NJ ." Ia''1
H Newport r lgi5 p r) connecting with steamer across
NJ ip' 5srs.it Iiav awning assoc n. ~,
For Coop@ccdt River Railroad, Is NJ R'lo ,. H. " ''h'
IT, P5yiience and Fhki Railroad M u % ~;
TO- tb11 Line RAILWAY at d. Noss3cn ana Prominence -'l
&c., 100, to S SsT 11' AMI NORTHAMPTON Ros ga 'oop H. to
NI on Wao mic Railroad and p ,,.
Nor Nsryatack Railroad 1 ana ~ p No. 70
& Imam Railroad a. M l2l5. $3.50, and 5.Jp l. o.
Gamma lions Sleeping Cars attached 70 J. m tI-'I ~
DAY MAJ nan yT JAMES h. HoIr Superintendent
NEW -JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
y cp,f tVDTs-For WEST PHILADELPHIA a. t;'o ana ~ ~
M 2JO 5:OO 7:oO 800 n ~ ,iga ROT ~ siI @ S am
Mn .fST va h, tmore $3.50 H., ls1 and ~ m f9L IL
soliTII AND SOUTHWEST, $50 ~ "" y ~ 70" we " h,l
he $3.50 NJ and through from New oft 10 Pitt
burgL Cincinnati and Chicago without 1-aust' -
@ m ~ tos and Chicago without change Hckets it st II
to t Coisuitrf and Dois EIpe,s sit BToldYs lay ps
PuLLMANs PALACE DkAHlh1 EyOs an9 slht ~ ni
on n m train to Pittsburgh Ccago columbus, lSiIAAl !Ai
% nsyIe and 81 Lous without change The sg o. u in also
runs Pullman Cars and sPeTdd tssy S
change 70 Chicago r. ~
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NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEESSrOWN
Prom Per No. g.. -,1th Jv,r
uOIr AND Thomas SATURDAY October y at8 3d.
tFEvCE URDAY Oct0. er D. as J.
ITALY Grac-,... .sATU DAY, October - az a. W.
VIRGINIA JkDAl October lJ d r. To-
Pse o. L 1ool Queenstown cabin. SIS and -'i s'e'as
tickets from Liverpool queenstown Lou'On
derrr. OF Glasgow,
''' TO LONDON DIRECT.
yIRGrSra Apdres... SATURDAY October Is. at 10 m.
Cabin pa,sag SIS and SO; teerage So parable IN currency
Paris reduced rates For iufihei particulars
SpiV o ' f' + ". J. HURST Manager
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The prices realized for the horses brought under the


Also number Of per horses sold
The regular auction sale at MCssTs. Barker Iamin'5
y. Y. Tatersals corner of Thirty -nnth-s and Broad
way, WILL as usual, take place Tomorrow Wednesday,,
Oct. II, at II O'Clock.
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
instopherst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing TUESDAY, jul, 70. 20
H. EMPRESS MAIL TRAIN Getting DuVe With Boon
Dover th Chester Branch, Waterloo with Sussex X
Ahover with the d. L. and W. r.
for Gap Strouu Scranton Great Bend Bnghamton syria
and all the LackaWanna and Bloomsbury
ami Delaware NJ Hudson r. Rds
:s0a H. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris
town Dover acAoNn Washington Php shuV and Easoni
,slurg with Bel Bet r. r. for BeYere, &C. and at
v H. H. for Bethlehem Alentoau, Mauch Chunk aud
WikesLaIr.
4:IOp w. CRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
r. with r. T., and ~ Nashugto with d., L. aud
w. 4. r. f.r . acr Gap Stroul,lurg. and scranton go
32J D. lACkETlSTONk MAIL With Boonon, Chester
and Essex Railroads. ~.
For MORRlSTOWS at g. lI2O n 23o $40 4:lO, $50,
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations go 30 and 1910
2:31 4:2O and 6:0l =. m.
For ORANGE ami SOUTH ORANGE. 63o 73o 9:lo 1910 and
110 lO 1850 3iO ago, 49, $50 GOO $50 300 and lI'
y. N.
LOO and NJ s2.o 800 3n $50 $40, 420
i0 $40 500 $50 600 sG:2e G4O 1900 300 and Has
Trains marked stop Bast Newark. - go $500. ,
Leave EewYk FOR BLOOMFIELD and hOATCLAlRa b:iO and
Inn 4 Gnn an . m
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Che Curt

NUt VNI .
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
N JEROME PARH
FALL RACES, 1870,
Oc.ober6 3, IL Il, and IS
gar, each dsy promptly at O'Clock
Sts 1rirm RAILROAD will % from Poltyseeonlst
a., Efg ~, :, Rass; q. u 20 H. aud u u. - . ~
sa ~ W,gytrIY seere,ary A. BELMONT, President.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
JEROME PARK RACES, Oct 6, g. II, 10 aud l5-hIa trans
on ms road will Fortyeconist each r'e ds At IL" IN anu
i !" 0i0'i'oH "' l. C. BCCKHOUT, suD-
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Sunny OTyicr, Nav corgi llorss,

c,,y .rp Corsrr ~ EEw. iohE. Au,od = 1917
, ,h ,,, NJ 10 b. ~ the ohgua notice IT el'"
a., 80 "a h, ps mn. day the SECRETARY 81 stat"
JAMES OBRiES sbend II tie 'iV Ahi '""hN =" We" '"''
,.d.i. .athsd..d ~ 70 DO Boc chap go ls.. OF l.l .
Fasiv ss"'"''' JANIS 0.phihs sheriff
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Professional Notices.

VHOMAS WILSON,
ArrOENEN.ArttW.
81 -Four sni ha'fst,
WASHINGTON n G..
Prosecute, claim, the United States exclusively before the
Court of claims and auprrmc Court al Che tlcl states
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.


500 lots Black PRINCES GIMPS, etc
PM sin Loop BUTTONS - Cts IS 10 20 cts and 3 cts
loo pieces FANCi TRIMMINGS. hall price.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

20 pair An Woo lOi BLANKETS - 81 and -
30 Isir All Wool %! BLANKtIS 5 s. and 80 50.
10 aua HUCK TOWELS 81 81. 81 s. spt Al %
Large aud Heavy HvCR TOWELS - - - ant - 80 Per DOZEN
Large DAMASK TON ELS, - - p, aut - 81 per doz
Lane LINEN AlklNS. 81. 81 25 ard II 81 per doz
lSe. chei TABLE 4 MASK, tive yards wade, tS cts
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PERU.

THE TRANSANDINE RAILROAD CELEBRATION
MORE ENTERPRISES-THE WRECK OF THE
SHIP MARY-SUFFERINGS OF HER CREW-A
PURPOSED SHIPWRECK.
LIMA, Jan. 22.-The most important event iii
the progress Peru has been the opening Of the works
upon the great ransandne railroad On the lt inst the
President of the Republic in the presence Of large num-
Der OF the officers both of the navy and army the
nicpal authorities the judicial authorities and an i'm
ense concOurse of spectators laid the first stone Of the
great railroad which 10 connect Lima with OrOya
This line will bring the capital OF Peru in communication
with the great navigable Of her transandne terri
tory, and enable her 10 open up country
hitherto almost unknown. The cost is estimated to
reach S27OCOO00 Another line from Arequipa to Puno
will shortly be commenced. This line is second only in
Importance to the LmaOroya Road. Mr. Meiggs, the
great railroad builder OF SOuth-America, set out
from here on the 2Oth inst for Puno accompanied by
large party OF officials and Others for the purpose OF in
augurating the Arequipa and Puno Railroad The Gov
eminent recently issued DEGREES relative 10 two moro
railroads. arranging for surveys Of line from Tacua 10
the Bolivian frontier and for another from Moquegua TO
Io. line from Paita 10 Pinra is also projected ara
preliminary surveys have been ordered at the Govern
ment expense. Steamship enterprise Is likewise hopeful
company under the title OF the Digue steamship Com
pany has proposed to the Government 10 place lines or
steamers on the River TO connect with smaller
which they also propose to place upon the large
rivers in the interior OF Peru. The Company ask "a
guarantee Of 10 per cent on paidup capital OF aSoOo