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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

death of the grantor, OF any real or per
sonal property, in trust or otherwise, Tor
public uses OF literary, educationai VI
charitable character, or upon any real or
nersonal estate which may become subject
to any trust as aforesaid under any past or
future disposition, which, if made In favor
of an individual, would confer on him a
Succession. be and the same are hereby re
pealed. and no taxes heretofore lie ned
hereunder, but not paid, shall be collected.
SEC. o. And be it further enacted mat
in all cases where tobacco is required to be
mt in wooden packages, as provided by
section sixty-two of an act entitled AN act
imposing taxes on all distilled spirits and
tobacco, and for other purposes" approved
July twenty. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, it shall be lawful for the Commits
siOner of Internal Revenue TO allow the
same to be put up in metallic packages;
Provided, That they shall be so constructed
with such cOrrugations for receiving ana
protecting the revenue stamps as the Com
missioner may approve.
SEC 90. And be it further enacted, That
whenever any merchandise, except wine,
distilled spirits. and perishable Or explosive
articles or articles in bulk, imported at the
norris Of New York, i'll the State of New
York. Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsyl
vania. Boston. in the State of Massachusetts;
baltimore, in the State of Maryland; Port
land in the State of Maine; Port Huron, in
the State of Michigan; New Orleans, in the
State of Louisiana; and San Francisco, in
the State of California, shall appear by. the
invoice or bill of lading and by the manifest
to be consigned to and destined for either o.
the ports Specified in. section thirty five OF
this act. the collectorst the port OF arrival
shall permit the owner agent OF con 81 nee
mediate transportation, in triplicate, setting
forth the particulars in such entry and the
route by which such goods are to be for
warded' whether by land or water. The
entry having been compared with the in
voice and duly sworn to, and such an exam
ination Of the goods. end nerchandise hav.
n ing been made Is viii satisfy the customs
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Merchants Bank Of New Orleans vs.. Al.

W
se3N ocl5 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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- ARTICLE 4.
Should the earnings of the association exceed the
sum Of fifty Thousand dollars in the first class and
twenty-five thousand dollars IN the second class,
the Board Of Directors shall have the right to dis
tribute such excess from time to time to the pohcy
holders pro rata, - dividends the profits OF the
association, said dividends to be placed to the
credit Of the policy holders to be expended In pay
ment of future assessments provided that no
member shall be entitled to such dividend who has
not been member twelve m0nths preceding the
day said dividend shall be declared.
~ ARTICLE xL
No member Of this association shall be liable ior
any Of the obligations Of the association e
sum or sums which may be due the ASSOCIATION w
virtue OF the assessments AFORESAID.
ARTICLE XII.
This act Of incorporation may De alteIeu or
amended or the affairs of the association put INTO
| liouidation by a vote of majority OF tne poncy
| holders represented at any general meeting OF the
polcy holders called by the adyeItlsements IN me
| newsrapers as aforesaid; provided, that maJonty
of the policy holders not being present AZ the time
| appointed, another meeting shall oe caned arer
| present whatever their number De, snail be en-
| powered to act. x,r,
| No more than one policy in each class shall be
.Ton "mt by one aud the same party, and the Board
"a Hractors ~ this corporation shall have the right
| tn make. from time to time, such bylaws as they
| NAV deem necessary,
TRus done and passed in my Office ct said city, in
| presence Of Charles F. Barry and Eusebe BOuny,
| competent witnesses who hereto sign their names
| ,,;tL sold nartiea and me notary.
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I, the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages in and
for the parish city OF New Orleans state
Of Louisiana, do hereby certify that the within act
Of Incorporation has been tnis DAY duly recorded
In my ofie, In book socieSy No; ~ y ienS iss;
New Orleans August 10, 1870.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-24

6sg Physicians.
St0re.
BOWERS, J. II. H0meOpathlst, over
nunchcttss Hardware store.
CLEMMER ,. J.oAes In DruBotsre.
PRICE,, II. c. oAaec IN Drag Atsrs 81
Price 4 Lowry. 1,.A~
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The Graf Causes
Human Misery.

Just Published in Sealed Envclops.A
Price six cents. ~ 5+.'ts ~ 'a,It& - AtaC
"A Lectwrs on the Nature, TrsasnAsnt
and Radical Cure of Seminal Weskncss,. %
spcrmatorrhoca, induced by Self.abdss 4n-
voluntary Emissions, Impotency Nervous
s',i!ity and In p 'diments to Marriage gen
orally. Consumption, Epilepsy ard FIR
Mental and Physical Incapac -, &c.ABy
fO1ERT J. CULvERwELL, NJ. d. Aut! o.a0f
the ''Gree en- Book &c. + a4ss : .yt.s
The wsrld-renowned author, in this ad-
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from, hiA
own experience that the awful consequences
Of Self-A buse may be effcctually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bongies. instrn.nenle,
rings or cordials, pointing out mode q
cure Mt once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself, cheaply, pya-
vately and radically. THIS LEsTURk VIAL
Prove A Boon TO TMoUsAkDs AND TlfOUsr
ANDs f, af ssEsss
Scut under seal, to any address, In q
plain envelope, on the receipt Of six cents,
Or two postage stamps. Also Dr.. Culssss
wells Marriage Guide,s price rs os1aS.
Address the Publishers. ~
CIIAS. ]. G. KLIXE CO. aaas
4yll 1877 Dowery, New York, Poss-oiiss Ros Z So.
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The IOau0 PLAIN, Dealer
:. Business DIRECTORY. {.

Cards in the classified list Of trades viii
cost 81 for each line for one year. a Il
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Because

For Sale by DR.. Clcmmer, Creseo-
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SAERHE,S Sale.

{ 0URLIc aetics il hereby givsa that BY
virtue Of m execution, dressed to mo
from the clerk.of the District soalt Of How
ard county, IsNa, On q judgment obtained
in said court on the Slst day - january
1870 In favor Of E b Martin ~ Plaisti6,
and against John Clover ct al % defendants
for the sum Of one thousand eight hundred
and seventy dollars, and eighty-6ve cents,
and costs taxed 1t seven dollars and fifty
cents and accruipg costs, / havs levied up
on the following real estate takeu 40 the
property Of said defendants, TO satisfy said
sxection to-wit: The south4west quarter Of
section four, township ninety-nine, range
twelvaAnd the north half Of Tia sduth-esst
quaTter of section twenty, township and
range aforesaid, And viii offer the same
for sale 70 the highest bidder FOR cash IN
hand On the 18th dsyo July 4ap ls70, ID
front Of the Court House Door in CrsscO,
at the hour Of one o'clock p ~. Of said day
when end. where duo attendance will be
given by the undersigned. 80 49,.
@ PPOWELL, 49,
Sheriff Of said county. !.
Printers foe 1915. n3l.
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.Nothing.

BROWN 4 NILES, South End or Brick
Block. See advt. aEE4ss- ~ Cd III &H@ss
! b. CAWARD. See advt. a.,,.s, 4,t;4 yt
PLATT 4 O'NAILEY Y, opposite the Mans
Acid House. See advt. @itt - !" .fss "@z :
WHITE, CLINTON Z WHITE North senl
OF Brick Block. See ad. e.tez .,E,Jl.a,.=
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one interested in the same.
See. 6. Should tho owner Of the
property SO sold, not make dema nd
upon the county treasurer, for any
money that may be in. the treasury
to his credit. according to tho provis-
ions Of this act. the cum 90 incl aim-
cd and uncsllsd for shall be accounts
cd for by the county treasurer, and
placed TO the credit Of the county in
the next subsequent settlement made
BY the treasurer with the county, and
should the gum 80 uncailcd for dur
ing the. period Of one year. it shall
then be paid into the school fund to
be distributed q other funds may be
By Law, whish may be raised by tag
on other property Of the county -
But nothing herein contained shall be
. bar 70 any legal claimant from
prosecuting and proving his claim for
such money at any time within ten
years, and the claim being within
that period prosecuted and proved,
it shall be paid out Of the county
treasury in which il Was originally
placed. without interest. - = s'
-Sec..7. This act being deemed
If Immediate importance shall be 10
force. from and after its publication
il Che Daily State Register and Des
Moipcs Daily Bulletin. newspapers
published 1t Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved April is. 1870.
I. Ed Wright secretary Of state.
hereby certify that the foregoing act
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Democratic State Convention

1fHocratic STATE Convention.
he Trsssy.yaaA Aaasa, Dsmossssis state Con.
yeasios y ScWs. via ~ thAl' d ths city Of Dsa
Aonks on .tnaI yss-dlI
,r Wednesday, .AuSus lofh 1s7O,
~ 70 O'Clock {. m for the purpose Of negotiating
a1idases for thc scaowAs Sssts Ohces to be filled
1t the General Elsstton IN October, to-wi:
One person tor The cffcs Of Secretary II State
srO60 person IN tAs S1ace Of Auditor 81 State
yOss person far ths once q Tressurer Of Ssate.
One person fpr the once Of Attorney General
One person fss the Office Of Register Of the stats
1nDA Once,
ode person for the oahce Of Reporter Of thu
1Appeans Court. sLs asal Gk $500 i
Two persons fpr JsAges a the Supreme Court.
And for the tfANsAc&ioA ~ any other business that
AayAsme before the conyentisn,s ~. ga &, .3xxI
The ratio Of represrnss alton wiz be deletAts
1ss - organised eeunty In the State, and IN ID
dlslon thereto delegate for every one hundl Cd
Soees Or fraction Nifty cast ~ the election 81
I'm, ~ Hon. George Gillas py for Governor.
ssDsssasr Of -, ss'-sesa''s State Central Com
baas IN. WALKER,
Wx. P. BENTLY, chsirmap.
ss s secretary. t'ssa - = ~
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MATHEW HALE SMITHS NEW BooK.
Twenty Years Among The
BULLS AND BEARS
OF WALL sTRE

go Pages Finely Illustrated Price $500.
It shows the mysteries Of stock and gold
gambling, and the nlisories or unfortunate
speculation, and exposes the swindles,
tricks and frauds of.operators. Ittells how
millions are made and lost in a day, how
shrewd men are ruined, how CORNERS are
made in grain and produce, how women
speculate on the street, etc Agents want
cd. Wepay freight west Send for terms.
}. b. BURR r Co., HAIR AFFORD CONN. 4yv
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Loo II D or ron co U.yFERFEET&.

This machine established beyond question
has hwold
condition
handle
s@ N -
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Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and
swcetened to please the taste, called "Ton-
ics," .'Appetizers," "Restorers,'' &c, that
lead the tipler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are true medicine. made from the ma
tive Roots and Herbs of California, free from
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
Great blood Purifier and Life Giving Princi-
pie. perfect Renovator and Invigorator Of
the system, carrying off all poisonous mat
ter, and restoring the blood to healthy
condition. No person can take these Bit
ter: according to directions, and remain
long unwell. -
$IOO will be given for an incurable
case, provided the bones are not destroyed
by mineral poisons or other means, and the
vital orgsns Wasted beyond the point of re
pair. u n - 49,.
For lnaamnatory and Chronic nhsuma-
tism, and Geut. Dyspepsia. or Indigestation
Bilious, Remittcnt, and Intermittent Fee
vcrs. Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
and Bladder, these .Bitters have been most
successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Initiated Blood which is generally pro-
duced by deransenent Of the digestive Or
gans. T. 1 Nd y-saeL e..3 yst4ti .1s,ats
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you
hnd It's Impurities bursting through the
skin hi Pitnples, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse
it when you find it distracted and sluggish
in tie veins :, cleanse it when it is foul, and
your feelings will tell yo, when. Keep the
blood pure and health Of the system will
follow. t# ie s.&}tf 1921 : 5lhE
Pin. Tape, and other Worms, lurking in
the system of SO many thousands, are effect
ually destroyed and removed. s
In Bilious, Rcmittent, and Intermittent
Fcvers, these Bitters have no equal. For
full directions read carefully the circular
es-English, & erman, French and Spanish
j. WALKER, Proprietor, 50 Commerce
Street N. Y. ~ 81. ~ 100 81. s#.E
r. H.McDONALD & CO., Druggists,
and general Agents, San Francisco and
Sacramento, California, and 80 s. 81 Conn
merce st N. Y. (32w4
Ray" Sold by all Druggists & Dealers. \ ?
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was published in the Dcs Moincs Dali
~ Bulletin, April %, 1870, and tho
Daily Iowa State Register, April %
1870. E e ss
- Ed WR1eHr, see y of- state.
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CHAPTER ITS.

An ACT to repeal chapter ST Of the
sYevision If 1850. snd to Regulate
sthe sale Of unclaimed Goods IN the
sposssssion Of Forwarding and Com.
.niseion Merchants, Warshousemeu
aaa any other dspositories. Elk.
spress Companies. and other com.
anon carriers.
tSso.el. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly OF the state of Iowa.
Tbeteshaptsr 81 Of the revision oi
1eo0sis hereby repealed, and tbe.fol-
losingis enacted in lieu thereof: that
ansg6ods wares. merchandise, or 9th
stfr0psrty which has been transport
s@bt. Or stored OF left With any
wkEshoussman, forwarding and com
njssieH merchant, or any other de-
positories. express companies, and
other common carriers, shall be sub
j4 IS > lien for the just and lawful
charges ON the same, and for ths
t1oesnertation, advances and stor re
eco. = Ibas II any goods, wares,
nttecssndise or other property, shall
f91ix months remain in the posses.
sf6A, dncalled for and unclaimed, Of
any fofx riding 81 .eonmission ;mer.
chant. .i1srshsussnnan, or'any ether
d1eos6sory. esprsss company Or othsr
eJ6iion carrier; With the Just and 10.
gft daafkes unpaid thereon, the per-
sd " persona having the Same ia
eA3rf sor possssaioD shall frst give
notice lQ the owEer or consignee. il
hiAonAheir whsresbout is xnown. and
If not known, and il such goods are
npt NJ once taken .ray. then. shall
g1akebsre some jpstisp cfs tho pesse
skiha township. city. village. OF 10
eoiRswhers the same are held. If any
,tborehe therein. and If net then be
ll1s4Ae DextyDssrest jnsties Of the
pssesof the county, aud make All
dkSa stating the time and place
where sus'A soels. wares. antreban.
disc, or other property were receiy-
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Real Esfdte Dealers. J
KIMBALh Z FARxsw0RTa, at the Bank.
See A0.
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GEORGETOWN.

An ExcITFNENr.-About noon to-day, quite
an excitement was caused on Cherry street by
an alarm given that Mrs. Mary Ann THICKER,
widow OF James Thicker, was dying. 1t appears
she fell about q week since ana severely frac-
tured her right leg, and to-day was supposed to
be dying from the facilitating effects Of the
fracture, or consequent modification, which
cause the priest to be sent for and all the MEM
re7peciiye places OF business, only to find, how
ever, that the sudden depression and speeches.
~ :, which II was supposed were the symptoms
da2cs on the fractured limb having become too
ught or misplaced.
n. 1911 Accrprsr-ALout O'Clock on Tues
sal ~ ~ Is sir ID Drefuss, junk dealer,
90 ont with MS horse and wagon, he siipped and
ell heavily against the area Wall sraeppnd h;s
house, and pistol Qarge size Colt,s rsvoivnS
IN his coat pocket was discharged thereby a..
bullet penetrating his side. DR.. Bodisco wiz
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iiams was called, and despite all medical ALL
rendered then and since, the wounded man died
yesterday afternoon at o clock. 1t was subse-
quently discovered that the bullet passed trough
the lungs, and Was found lodged in the shoulder
of the deceased. Mr.. u. was insured in New
York life insurance company for So goo.
BoATING.-There is not an evening that our
g River Front" Is not dotted with small boats
containing ladies and gentle men availing them
selves of the river breeze. 1t is estimated that
there at least one hundred row boats, of varisus
sizes and patterns. plying each evening from
twilight TO midnight between Mason's Island
and the Falls. The Hely Hill Band propose to
e3liyen the scene to morrow night with music.
and have fitted up for the purpose a large row
beat, which will be taCtefullv decorated aud
illuminated with Chinese lanterns.
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A coon sUGGEsTTOY-


EdI'or Stdr The arSie;y Ipan'sested bite
citizens or Washington 70 p, ONO her c1rr TIE
cial interests through raj Il en- 30. IS have
had my hearty SYM aihy and approval bat they
should rot forget tSst there are other prois,
on itot IN the rO"ntISs OF Mont Jma.y and
~ nee George looLing ~ more close Business
ieiatrn Nth your jple. re ct . the various
turnpikes DOW IN roU, cor cCPs;rpc. .on or be, ~
organized. Notbug 30 permanently promotes
business lutefeS aaf plea ure sC 81 roads
securing quick and easy mezrs OF conveyii = re
produces at the soil TO he IN: r.gis ut tus ties
ana fakiDg back ia Return the wares of the
1oeiChSTt and manutGC,U 7. There - the
clio. est mutual interest aeen the farmer,
merchPut and manpfACsa' that which PRO-
rot-s he interests of ere viii nCceS. lrilv pro-
mote that OF The other. Nhv. then, should the
- meis OF Montgomery ana Prince u Orl L ;
f,pec'cd to con rIbufe of their scanty me '''=
are the whole srm rec " - pr u the =
important works into 1se very heart OF yonr
city washing ton, vi )pula, on OF I59.f o.
mas but one good turnDtxe, whilst the small
to%rs of Frederick and tIagerstDwn, Mar yland,
have each not less than eight iiTst-cla"s rO1r'
leading rom all parts of tue COUNT TO the v Y
doors CT their business men, thereby .reativ
cheapen'ng the rates and Bears of irar> poi =
ton, and placing in the hsnf's of the faTneg
more money TO be expended with the merchan
Tor family and fam supplies
wish me. civ ID call tue atSentOn of the CT
ZerS 10 che inn Drtance Of nT lirT 'iGe~ai DE-.
'fibUtiOrs - these en'egpT :, and " ~ W Il
OR c0fsent, COntn the subject az a .Itr- c
day. Non. soaPsY.
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN

ST. GLIZABf.TH, ID. u. July Nth, $50.
Sealed Proposals viii be received from parties
actually engaged in brick making, and from none
others. until noon August sth, $50, when they will
invited TO be presently to furnish the United States,
for the extension OF the Hospital, NINETY THOU
SANDlS0 M BRICKS, one third Is no be "falmon,'
third ~ "arch and pillar, AID one third 81
''red., The "salmon" must be hard enorgh 10 be
suitable for interior wall; the .arch aud pillar
mrst be sound and straght enough for the inner face
oftempered clay and dar and OF uniform color
and OF good quality in ali respects Ne those with
which the outer walls of the eastern section the
present Hospital edfce faced all must be whole
when taken from the kilns the size must be that
au!red BY the ordinances OF the city Of Washington
The bricks will be received at the kilns FROM the
hands OF hen employed by The proprietors Of the
kilns to toss them from the banks, in the
presence Of q man in the employment OF the Hos
pa, Of large experience in the assortment of bricks
who will be to receive them In strict accord
ance with this advertisement aud the orders aud
agreements made in pursuance Of Ii.
Bids viii be received from one brick maker to fur
nish the whole or any portion Of the ninety Giou-
sand $50 n bricks required. Bids will also be re-
ceiy, to furnish either Of the qualities OF bricks
oured separately, at a SPECIFIC price per thousand
for each quality; and all bidders are requested 10
state how many bricks they will furnish each week
and when they can begin to furnish them. Weekly
payments will be made OF ninety per cent. OF the
amoust due for the bricks received in any week
aud the naming ten per cent. will be paid when
furnish is received in accordance with this ad-
verist ment and to the entire eatisfE cton of tne
Suptrin endent of the Hospital, vino reserves the
right reject any and all bids that he does not deem
adv anita geOus to the government.
Jy26 eo6t Q. II. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
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ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette of last evening has the following

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
iten2:
RosBERIKs.-St. Johns Chapel. West End,
was burglariously entered On Sunday night last
and robbed of nearly everything it contained
that could be carried OF. On Monday night last.
the house occupied by Mr.. James Coleman
during the fishing season as a rcgtauFant, was
broken open, and about enc hundred and
twenty-fi dollars worth of furniture and bed
ding stolen. On the same night an Effort W. :
mace 30 break open the stable of Dir. Augustus
Wall. in the rear Of his feed store on King
street. but the attempt was discovered by a
gertlercn, who lives in the Rei ghborhood, and
the thieves were scared OFF.
FrHE.-The Office of DR.. john ". Hoxton. two
miirs from SurrattsYille. in Prince Georges
county. Md, together with its contents, incluG-
ing valuable library, was accidentally de-
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SPECIAL ATTENTION called TO the following
- list OF WHITE GOODS Just received from the
New York auctions
75dozen Ladies Hem stitched Handkerchief. war.
ranted all linen, IL cents apiece. worth Is cents
lp dozen Gents Linen Hemned Handkerchief,
~ dozen worth IS; leo foZen Linen Hemmed
Hsndkerchieis; doz., worth 50; lO0 doz. Gents
Linen Handkerchiefs, Q doz., worth $3.50
~ yards Victoria Id Bishops Lawn, 2S cents Der
yard, worth IS cents 800 yards ditto, IS cts, worth
Another lot Of Bird-eye Diaper, IL, 1918 And
rs cents per yard. ~
PiQues and Brilliants, very cheap.
Buff Linen for suits.
Greet bargains in Hosiery and Linen Towels.
Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
EMORY BAXTER,
Y7tr 1920 Pennsylvania avenue
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. &c.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
y. p. Smith.
ExCURsIoSs 10 Norfolk on "the Lady Of TIE
Lake.
DAILY xxcuRsIor Of the steamer Arrow 70
Mount Vernon.
SIXTIES Art GALLERY, PAS street.
MARKRIrBR's ART GALLERY, ass It'll street.
BARLow's Art GALLERY, 81 Pa avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

l.. BAR hereby notifies the public 4: at he " IL
sell hrs stock, consisting of Mems, Youths and
BOYS Clothing, from now until the fit ct Sep
teutter. at reduced rates. to lessen stick. Tie
.fasl Shinent is located corner 9TH and T. s;s.
Washington. 2S.i