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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-10

DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dix New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank 81 Republic
william NJ vermilye, Banker, Wall street, VsF'
miye Coz
Chsrles G. lockwood, CsAhier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon George Opdyke, e1ksyoT Ct New 1Hrk
Ninot c. Morgan, Banker
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Ngney + Co.
BENJAMIN B. Sherman, Treasurer New York steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold Constable Co.
Richard H. Browne Of Wetmore K Browne, lawyers.
Z. v, Haughwont, firm E. v. Haughwort Co
William Wilkens, firm W. Wlkens h C.
Julius n. Pratt, Merchant
William ". Wright, Merchant
Charles J. Starr, Merchant
William Allen Merchant
George W. Cuyler, Benker Palmyra New York
George r Hope, President Continental Pire L.,
suranoe Company.
John H. Sherwood, Park Place
Walton Il Peckham, corner Fifth avenue AnA
Twenty-third street, New YORK
William T Hooker, Wall street.
Edward H. Wright, Newark, New .e-sey.
George ". Faree, Lawyer.
". L Cogswel, Merchant
JOSEPH NAGSER,
Manager for Louisiana and Texas, No. lss Common
street New Orleans. fel8 2y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-10

HTIKE,S HOUSE
LAGER BEER SALOON
Iate Cotton Plan0
Corner Carondelet and Lafayette Streets.
Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, always on
hand, as also the very best Western Lager Beer.
N. B.-LuNCH served every day from eleven to
twelve O'Clock. jy3 ly
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INSURANCE,
rWENTY.FIRST ANNUAL eTAT7.
L mr OF
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Far The Year Esdi1s April 50, 1870.
INSURANCE.

Gross Premiums for the Tear. Sss o.
Assets of Osnpany April o. lses........ seo.627 @
The Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
ax per cent in cash on al outstanding Certificates
Of Scrip and also to pay in cash the issue Of 1859 to
ths legal holders thereof On and after the second
Monday in June next
They have also declared . Scrip Dividend OF
eight Per Cent on tho earned premiums entitled
70 participate for the year ending April &c. 1870 Tor
which certificates win be Issued On and after the
drst Monday in August next, free Of government
tax
THOMAS 4 ADAMS, President;
c. T. BUDDECKE, viceP-esidenL
EIxRy Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
rhouas A. Adams. Samuel Il. Kennedy,
{. T. Buddecke, Samuel q. NeV"N'
PH. Foley, VI 0arrard
A. G. Ober. A. Thompson,
p Simms John Phelpe,
Elmer gader. E. H. Summers
my27 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-10

GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office No. q Camp etree..
Fire, Marine and River Insurance,
NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY g, Je1c.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Net canned premiums for
1893 & 2e2 sss 81
Losses, taxes general eL-
peDses, discount on pre-
Ipiums, reinsurances,
Interest or scrips profit
and a.6< 20
Less discount and interest
account. e Ee 20 S7s,sl9 e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-10
EDUCATIONAL.
FI,HE NEW ORLEANS
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,

Conducted by 7. 3. EDWARDS and SAN. II. LEWIS
graduates Of the Louisiana Military University;
VIII prepare pupils to enter the Sophomore or
Junior Glass of the Louisiana State Military Uni
versity. any other college in the United States.
An Elementary Departm is attached. Discipline
military, with daily drill. no2 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-10

OFFICERS:
". PECKHAM, President.
W. I, HOOKER, Vice President
L. McADAM, Secretary and ActuaFy.
g. L. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent OF Ageno es'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

~ BaRkers', Brok,s' and ComnssJetIf TsLEr1pa.
Lewis johnson Co.. quote stocks aud bonds in
home and foreign markets as follows:
INV YORK, July li.-First Board-U. y. Sc, 1881
coupon, lA1 So. 80, coupon. lloh 81 1854 con
pom iesz S1s. lsss: coupon, 1lo'S BIS new, 1865
eonpG nv e rs, lsG corRer, @s a,s iss con
M,ssipc.a g do. pfd: Canton, Of "a .mber
y, t Pacific Mail, "a; Boston Water Power
State, Espress. So; Merchants Union Exp -
g. Er ierx Se S and HSd,sn, %h do DO Scrip
prefd l4o.t; Reading, lo1; Michigan Central. iisIs
asked; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, 9asS u
,inois Central. 139's: Cleveland and Pittsbare,
Ivy asked; Northwest, -; Northwest, prefd, SIS
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati. -: New Jersey
Central, 49,: Rock Island: lis; Milwaukee st.
and Western, SIS; wabash 4 Western. ord, =; Fort
Myne,-; Alton and rerre Haute: Old. -; Alton
and Ierre Haute, preferred. -; Chicago and Al
ton; To-: Chicago Alton, Irefd, ms; Ohio
old. o.; Tennessee State SIS. new, 65i: virginia
State 6s, old. 81 North Carolina ss old. s2.i asked
DO new, 2; Missouri IS, 81. Gold. 13a1I5I. Mar
ket firm.
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DRY GOODS MARKET-The trade in WOODEN
IaoIlcs n extremely light. although there is a
moderate demand for more desirable STYLES and
colors Of cloths. In domestic cottons there have
been no changes in prices; but there have been
some eiearing-out sales of prints to O leading
1obbinR house, which has led to a reduction OF
special makes. In unbleached shirtines and
sheetings prices are steady, with small transac-
tons. The market Is not overstocked with
standard makes; but when the future of the
market for the raw material becomes more set
tied, there will be revision in the whole line of
rates. Bleached shirtings and sheetings have
been In better demand, particularly lower
grades, and sales were made last week which
have reduced the stock in first hands Prices
are steady. Printing cloths are very tnll,
and yr1ces are nominal, though low
a standard quality are held at CO TO
81 cents. and extras % to 6x cents
In prints the summer demand for light colors is
over, and the manufacturers agents not vet
prepared to put their prints on the market A
Few OF the fall styles have been exhibited and
are attractive. Oyercoatings are dull, and
there is but little demand for black; but for
fancy colors there Is moderately good demand.
rancy cassimeres Of good styles in medium and
low grades meet with a reader sale to the
clothiers than finer qualities of goods. In sati-
nets OF desirable grades prices are firm. but the
gener al trade is dull. In foreign goods the sales
are mostly for city trade, OF light fabrics adapt
ed TO the season. Staple goods are without
change. Our importers have had q satisfactory
season, and are making arrangements for an ex-
fensiye fall business with a good deal of conf
dehce.-N. y. independents
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BALrInoRE. July !4-Ootton firm aud nominaIly
scarce howard Street superfine, s5-50as6; do ex.
ira. 70 EsSI Is; DO family, S7.25sso; City Mill.
snpeinhe. S50a$675; do. extra, o6 50aS75O; do
family, 2saS 10; Western ,uperhue, S5SOnS 81: do
e.. 20 eSaSSIS; do family Ss75es7ss. Wheat
SiLeas 20; Pennsylvania, Si. IS; Western 81 Goa
IS; CON dull: white 81 l2sS1.n; yellow 81 0s
S5l Baeonshrm; rib sides. Elsc.; clear do T7slc ::
s sf Slc hams, 2shsa24c Lard quiet at lea
io-ac. WHISKY very quiet AZ SlA9l Oh.
NEW YoRK, July l4.-Stocks steady Money sas eer
cent Gold Bna1s3 Exchange. long, 95s; short,
H7a, Bonds, lets- Virginia IS, ex coupon, a. new
81. North Carolina's. old, So; new, ST.
NEW YoRk, July 14.-Flour quiet and u changed
hest Is shade nrmer and quiet. Corn is dull and
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IL seems to US that the " Orangemen- do a
very silly and useless thing in keeping up, In
this country, the celebration of the anniversary
OF " the battle of the Boyne ;" where Protestant
lrishmen fought Catholic Irishmen nearly two
centuries ago; but the " Ribbon-men, do a das-
tardly thing when they, as on Tuesday last in
New York, assail men, women and children as
sembled peaceably in a park, commemorative
the day. The historical events connected with
this anniversary may be briefly rected As fol-
lows:-In the ninth century there was founded
in the south OF France a principality of Orange,
which, in 1870, fell by Inheritance into the Dos
session Of a Dutch Prince-ths Prince of Nae
sau-the ancestor Of that William of Orange
who, In the revolution OF 1858, was called to thu
throne Of England. His predecessor and com
pettor, james H., found loyal support in Ire
land; and 50 it came to pass that q hundred and
eighty years ago, July I, 1880, old style, (July
u, new style,) the great battle of the Boyne
was fought, which decided not only the fate of
the house OF Stuart in England, but also that of
the Catholic religion, James being a Catholic
and William a Protestant.
The affair at Elm Park, New York, TUESDAY,
was one of the most shameful, in all aspects.
ever heard of in that CITY, and we trust the civil
authorities will deal sharply and decisiyely with
the parties who were responsible for it. In the
AnOAhhhAS ehC arrangement tOIIucu DOWN town.
and marched up to the Park, their banners in
scribedwith the names or" Boyne, !" 'Aughrim,,
Derry" and other names obnoxious to the
Catholic lrishmen, while their bands PLAYED
"Croppies, lie down." Protestant Boys &c
The nearer they approached the Park the
greater became the number of Fenians, who fol-
lowed in their wake growing defiance. Finally,
the entire body of men at work on the Boule-
ward struck work, and proceeded in q body to
Elm Park, armed with their pickaxes and
shovels, determined to clean out the Orangemen.
In the meantime the people at the pic mic, who
were quiet and orderly, went to dancing, eating
their dinners on the grass, etc. There were
about three thousand of them, the most OF their
party being defenceless women and children.
Upon these the SIX hundred lsborers aforesaid
made their attack, which was opened by the
firing Of about twenty pistols. The combat be-
came desperate and bloody, extending not only
about the Park, but tor some distance along
Fifth avenue. The result was three men killed
outright-twO Ribbonmen and an Orangeman-
one 50 seriously hurt that he died yesterday; six
so badly injured that death will probably ensue,
and nearly two hundred more or less injured by
fractures, abrasions, &C., and a considerable
number will be crippled for life.
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GDr. Mary Walker ~ to settle in Mobile
81 Captain MayBe Reid Is reported 10 be des-
PeTately Ill.
s0Publie speakingi is now prohibited in BOs-
ton Common.
6Savannsh's aspirations are for public
drinking fountains.
nYA lady in Kansas Is carrying on an extern
give blacksmithing and wagon business.
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As the smoke clears up from the European
complication II seems quite certain that Napo-
Icon Is really anxious for war, and though the
withdrawal of Leopold from the candidature for
tie Spanish throne appears to have removed
the immediate excuse for hostilities il by no
means follows that peace is assured. On the
contrary, the history of Napoleon has shown
that when he has really been disposed for war
be has never been at a loss for a preteNt. The
only restraining power upon him will be the
influence of the other members of the European
family of nations. If they make common cause
against a war he will hardly undertake to pro-
woke a conflict, but it must be remembered that
all Of these powers, with the possible exception
of Great Britain, have some selfish considerations
of their own in the way OF territorial advantages
to be gained that might cause them to be not
averse to a general skrimmage in which they
might reach their ends. =
Napoleon, of course, wants to secure the COW
eted left bank Of the Rhine, and would be will
ing TO pick up Cuba incidentally. Austria would
hope to regain the territory lost in the late ten
days conflict with Prussia Victor Emanuel
would seize the opportunity to make Rome the
capital Of Italy, and Russia, in the pother,
would certainly not omit such chance of COB
bling up its "sickr neighbor, Turkey. And
should England get involved in the contest, A
favorable opportunity might be afforded for
Uncle Sam to diplomatic" his Alabama
claims TO some advantage. otherwise, this
country might reap some possible benefit from
general European war, but not enough for a
moment TO cause to look with anything else
than horror at so needless and destructive a con-
hiet for the sole benefit of aggressive dynasties.
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The Springfield Republican speculates on the
probable result of the Congressional canvass in
Massachusetts Ii thinks Mr.. Wilson will be re-
elected to the Senate. OF the representatives,
Messrs- Buftinton, Twichell, Butler, Banks.
Brooks and HOar are regarded as certain OF re-
election. Mr. Ames should probably be placed
III the same list, though the Repubsicda thinks
lie should retire because OF his great railroad
interests. Mr.. Hooper is quite likely also to
return, though he Is not anxious about it.
Mr.. wsshburn and Mr. Dawes do not desire a
reelection, but the Republican, thinks Mr.. DIS
constituents will probably insist upon sending
him to the House once more.
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TIE WORKING PEOPLE.-The BrIcklayers'
Union OF San Francisco, having had some
trouble with Mr.. Stebbins, who Is superintend-
ing the construction OF the government build
ings in that city, have had re representative here
during the past week urging the removal of SIR.
Stebbins. The strike at Mulhouse, France, has
extended to all classes OF workmen, and 20 900
are now idle. Even the bakers have ceased
work. Good order, however J prevails. Fifteen
hundred Chinese laborers are at work on the
Alabama ond Chattanooga Railroad. The
wages of the employees at the cotton mills at
Fall River have been reduced eight per cent
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Some OF the industrious and initiative Chinese
OF California have made their first appearance
in new branch Of business. Two were arrested
IN san Francisco yesterday for counterfsiting
bank notes, the work being done 50 well that IL
could scarcely be told from the original.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

The New York money market wa easy yeste--
day at to 5 per cent. on call and 6 to per cent
for prime discounts
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There Il a movement on foot to substitute iron
Tor wooden craft on the western rivers. The
ST. Louis Republican, advocates the movement in
q very long and strongly argumentative article.
Iron boats are less liable to be "snagged," are
not 50 likely to be destroyed by fire, and are in
other respects stauncher and safer than wooden
boats. The durability OF the former is far
greater, also. Ar iron vessel Of equal measure
ment and propelling power, will carry consider
able more freight
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y tion TO their large and elegant assortment of
pk1 GOODS, lately reduced in price from % to q
upwards; Ladies' Paris Kid Gloves, 81 DER pair.
Coats & Sterling Spool Cotton, 7c.: Linen Lawns,
atcost: Japanese Poplins, Swiss Mulls. Nsnsooks'
Victoria Lawns, and host Of other goods at email
ly low prices. Call and examine our stock and a. %
from 10 to 20 Per cent. on your purchases. N '"'o
BRODHEAU a co
jyA-3t 122s street corner iSth stree,
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In the Eeumenieal Council at Rome yester-
Gay the uogma OF infalhbilIty of the Pope WAS
adopted by vote Of 45o TO s..
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1Dr. Mary Walker u to settle in Mob

Iowa IL the second wheat State in the Union.
't9's crop as q basis. Illinois leads.
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81 PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have The STAR mailed to their address BY
ordering the same at the ONCE. Terms 80 cents
PER month.
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" The National Church of Russia, has cam
missioned bishop to establish an epi,cona,
seat in San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

Miss Mary Gusts Lee, daughter of the
General, Is attracting much attention at st.
Louis.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Y WASHING ION. ID. C., July q, ly70
On the petition Of HARVEY b. INUdaW n,
CsmItowD, Pa. praying for the extension of a ma
ten; granted to him on the 2jth day of Or:oher
lo,f 'or an Improvement in Smut Machine
is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
the 9th day Of September next that the time ~,
hling arguments and the Examiners report be linn.
tied to the 9TH day Of October next and that ssid
petition be heard on the 18th day of October nart
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL 5. FISHER,
IVA tbs Commissioner of Patents
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NARFENTRY AND BUILDING
y. W. DkAHK,

NV. DRAEK,
oARPENTER AND BUILDBh.
prepared 20 undertake and nuish % satsieesiea
ell work In his line Particular attention pAAa u
y0BBING and REPAIRs, Witch vii be az ao1 &
promptly and on reasonable terms. ehop, ogs v
street. regidence. s1l %. n. W. nyTV
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribsr
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the his
trict OF Columbia, holding special Term letters OF
aimInis ration on the personal estate of HENRI
said deceased Al persons having claims against the
SAID deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on on
before the 18th day of July next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the s.i
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day of JGiv
ls1O HENRY i RITETE "'' =
~ li-lav3wE Adn'in;s,-a.
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TIE WAR CLOUD LOOMING Up AsArS.-Our
kilograms to-day from Europe indicate threat
ening state Of affairs there, and it would seem
that war Is almost inevitable, mainly for the
reason that NAPOLEON wants Il and Bismarck
don't care q bit If it comes. We NAV look for
stirring news within the next twenty. four hours.
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rs kOACHEs, RATS AND MICE

infsllibly destroy these Pest. Ana is fOlsON VIII
10 use. No other preparation for the nrvey S L
been 80 extensively successfully used IN mas
Price ~ e.nts Per box. Sold, whoiesaie Ana ivy
by Druggists generally. mYH m ma
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MADAME DUBOIS
HAIR AND FANCY sTORE,
1911 PENNA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18th ets., washingtou ID q

During the ensuing month Of July, Mad. DUBOIS
HUMAN HAIR BRAIDs. lstyle Of veuusp CHG.
MONS AND CURLs, FRONT BRAIDS,
uine,D
BRUSHES, SHELL and BUFFALO COMES.
SHELL BANDS and FANS of ali descriptiops
RIBBONS, BOWS, SAsHES and LACE-both
Thread and Imitation,
ANDKERCHIEFS-Lace and Plain,
SKIRTS. NIGHT DRESSES and other UNDER
GARMENTS for ladies,
FRENCH CORSETS and HOOPS,
WHITE BODICE and CHIMISETTES,
WELLS and NETS, &c, &c, &c.
Mad. DUBOIS respectfully invites the ladies OF
Washington aid transient visitors to call and ex-
anime her articles and prices. jels-lm
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~FINAHCE COMMITTEE ROOM
0+LENY COURT.
uS WASHINGTON COUNTY. ID C.

ORDINANCE OF TIE LEVY Court OF 1uEC oCNIY
OF WASHINGTON. u C.
Be 81 ordained ~ The Lery Court Of the County Of
Wosh'ngton. ID e.. That from and after the passage
OF tins ordnance that any person or persons VINO
inmates Of the soldiers Home, in the county Of
the Police Court Of the District Of Columbia. pay a
fine of not less than fify dollars, and in defant of
tns pay mens thereof shall be imprisoned in the Dis
Had Be nCrythsr ordained. That any public prosti-
civious actions the county of ashngt N or shall
in any manner engage in immoral practices within
the Police Court Of the District Of Columbia pay
hne OF one hundred dollars, and in default OF the
R sil thereof shall be Imprisoned in the District
Passed July Il. $50.
Test: NICHOLAS CALLAN, Clerk. { RspI jyIa ct
~MAsHINGTuN AND BOSTON 5. ;. CO.
Sssa q CRIB .'s SsTs h
be meeting Of the Stakeholder. Of thesa4essz<<h
ssni sS s,sasssa Ssss% j%Iy 5 ISL, eSst,
Transaction Of such other business that may come
sfNsS SEkNEL G GESEsE y a sSFFEH
BkOWSlNG, WI M9RRIsnN.
s, J ztsMERMiN, JOHN W b StHi
W DAVIS, lncorporators.
n~HALLs HAIR RENKwER .......10c
ltS At same low rate we offer Ayers Rnss
hontgomerys. Barretts, Mrs. Aliens, Chevaii
and all Hair Prsps d;n NV A E nv;
warranted pure. for medicinal and family use, bot.
tied By myself; large bottles.
Ayers Sarsaparflla and Cherry Pectorsl-...-...eec
heinSoid. B1ehu and 81
yaynss' Alternative and Ex eetorant soc
Bachelor IL air Dye black and brovnl-........s5c
Hostetter
Lubin Perfumes, very large assortment, warrant
MaSnoIis Balm and Laird. Bloom soc
Lyon kathairon and Tricopherus .---..4 DC
Burpetts Cocoane and Kaliston. Sac
Schenck's Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup ........ Is
CsleateS Soaps, all kinds, retailed 1t wholesale
winchesters -......sso
Browns Ess Jamaica Ginger DC
California; Wines-Angelica, Port, sherry, Musca-
tel Il: Hook and Claret Sc
De Jopeh Cod Liver on, lgenuin a5
F FsessC BIZ BRASpT, HOLLAND Gin, bum &c :,
all warranted pure, and 1t lowest rates. =
just laid In largest stock Of Toilet Articles in the
city, which will sell at 50 per cent less than resu
lar prices, % imported and domestic Perfumery,
soaps, Coloenss, BAR Oils, Cosmetics. Hair, Tooth,
and Fine tooth Combs In great variety, Prepars q
Having much enlarged my store, viii give par
ocular sttention 70 the Com pounding OF Physieans
ese,ptions and Family Receipts, al Of which viii
Dc prt Up half the usual rates, and every article
.,o-,, ARTHvS SArrANs, Druggist,
Oorner I'd and ID Streets. N. ".
rs koACHEs, RATS AND MICE
AIRNy EFFrCTUALV ERM1s poYsou I'm
infsllibly destroy these Pests ana is rOiSON vii
10 use. No other preparation for the nrsy ssis
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s1O OnO REWARD, $4,000 RiwARpl

For any one that can show better fitting GAR
MINTS than are sold daily at OAK HALL
Post Once We nave Suits for the smallest boys
and the largest men. Our leading articles now are
Linen AID Alpaca suits. We sell good goods st low
prices. at OAK HALL CLOTHING Rooms, No.
s23 9TH street, opposite Post Once No trouble TO
show goods. Je2 I'm
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IMPORTANT TO RETAIL CONFECTIONERs,
EXCURSION PARTIES, AND
ALL PERSONS WHO DEAL In FRUITS, &c.
MI. OWENS, General Commission Merchant,
313 sth street, near ID, has the celebrated PRIZE
INDICATED CANDY, manufactured BY the
United States Confecton Company Of New York
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IArIES WALKING SUITS, EMBROIDERIrS
UNDER GARMENTS, selling very low at >. IL Ell
LERS, as Market Space.