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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24
| PRINCIPAL. AND INTEREST PAYABLE
IN GOLD.
Endorsed by the State Of Alabama,

ln0OrSeu Dy Inc otate OF ALABAMA,
We offer the above-named Bonds for sale, and, for
the following reasons, confidently recommend them
Ms a most desirable Investment.
l. THEY ARE A FIRST MORTGAGE UPON A
ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED, THOROUGHLY
EQUIPPED AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
The object In placing this Mortgage upon the Road,
and Of selling these Bonds is to build an extension
of IS miles from Tensas, the present terminus, into
the city OF Mobile, which connection il now made
| by boat This extension will give entire through
| Rail connection to Mobile and New Orleans thus
| saving the cost and trouble of steamboat service,
and delay Of breaking bulk both at Tensas and Mo-
| bile. The Road, including Is miles extension, is
| 1872 miles long.
.. THE MORTGAGE Is AT A LOWER RATE
PER MILE THAN ANY SIMILAR BOND NOW
OFFERING, being for little over sls, 900 per mile
less than the Iron and Rolling Stock are actually
WORTH The cost Of the Road is over 900 per mile
3. The Road forms the only railroad connection
between Montgomery the capital Of the State Of
| Alabama, and Mobile, Its chief comm rcal city,
making 1t exactly the Hudson River Railroad Of
Alabama, besides being link in the great through
coast line between New Orleans, Mobile, MontRo
| merry, Savannah, Charleston Richmond and New
York, or the interior line between the same points
via Augusta, charlotte and Danvie.
4. The Net Earnings OF the Road have regularly
increased at the rate of about 20 per cent per an
mum since the organization In 1861 and are NOW
much mo'e than enough % pay the interest upon all
the bonds authorized 10 be issued more than onehali
of which are In the hands Of the Company These
earnings will be largely increased upon the compile
ton Of the Mobile and New Orleans Road, which ia
be opened for through travel In about four weeks
and probably more than double upon completion OF
proposed extension Of Is miles.
.. They are Endorsed by the State of Alabama
whose high credit Is well known, her per cent.
currency Bonds now selling at par.
6. They bear per cent interest, both principal
and interest payable in Gold, interest payable semi
annually in the city Of New York in May and No
yember
I. OVER ONE MILLION OF THESE BONDS ARE
ALREADY PlACED-a single wel-known and care
full investor Judge onderdonk, of Long Island,
after personal examination Of the Road and Its re
sources taking siOO,O0o as permanent Investment
and Executors Of Estates and Banking Institutions
investing in amounts from SEQ 900 TO $50 900 each.
s. only si5o,0O0 are on the market These art
offered by the undersigned at the low price Of .,
and arcru d int rest. In currency.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF
WATCHES.

desire to call the attention Of my GUS a
toners and the general public to the follow ~
ing: GA
For the past twelve years have been sell 49,
ing the watches Of Ill Mathy Peytieu of Switzer-
land, believe to the satisfaction Of all who have
purchased them. The firm in New York, which
formerly imported these watches, and from whom
my purchases were made, having retired from bus-
ness, have, through their cooperation and assist
ance, and the influence Of friends in Europe, been
enabled TO make arrangements with Mr.. Peytleu to
nave them shipped to me direct upon the same
terms as those granted to the late New York House.
:, Thus importing direct from the manufacturer in
Europe, am able to offer these watches actually at
about 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN HERETOFORE.
have already received the first invoice from the
Custom House, and natter myself that l can sell
FINE GOLD WATCHES
at lower figures than prevail in New York or Phila-
dcphia. We have now the finest assortment of Gold
Watches In the State for Ladies' and Gentlemen's
use, consisting OF Chronometers Stem Winders en-
graved, enameled and set with diamonds and paln
gold cases. etc. Those who contemplate purchasing
are invited to call and examine them.
C.. #. RUDOLPH
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FINE WATCHES
23l Market st., Wilmington, Del
IVA large assortment of Jewelry, Cutlery. Sil.
verware and Fancy Goods constantly on hand.
| je21y,w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24

wooD-BURNT BUILDING AND LAND LIME.
All orders addressed to THOMAS MCCOY, Mt Will
mington and Reading Railroad Depot, wilmington,
Del, will receive prompt attention. oct2O 6mw.
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HydrODhOlp5R.

The case OF Dir English. of Alexandria, who
recently died a horrible death from HYDRO
Ibobis, three months after he was bitten by
Tabid dog. which case was described in Tug
STAR few weeks since, has attracted cons;d-
cradle attention throughout the country and
conveys lesson which should be needed in this
city which Is Overrun with worthless ours. IL
were better that the whole canine tribe should
leTish, than that one man should die the hor-
rible ct aih which overlook Mr.. English, and
row threatens one of his little children bitten
at the same time and 10y the same animal.
Prof y. b. Smith, of Baltimore, in a commu
nica;ioD 10 the Sun, says that the virus or
poison which propagstes hydrophobia exists in
the saliva of the rabid animal, which merely
be>mears the tooth, as the lancet is coated with
tie virus IN vaceinstiDg, and thus some persons
tiiten through their clothing escape bad conse-
tuCnceS, as the fabric wipes of the poison. IL
Irocuets 10 irritation, no immediate effect.
Like the vaccine virus, OF that OF the smallpox
u has certain period of incubation, or zymotic
process before the system becomes affected.
The Period varies. but it is commonly about six
weeks Ii during this period the proper rem
edi6S lie employed. and especially soon after
the lite, tie prevention OF the disease -
almost certain Contrary to the general be
LET. deep wound inflicted by the bite is
~ HAt4H ID De followed BY hyirophobia
than l. a slight scrach, abradins the skin.
for reason that ought 70 be obyious-the
ooIio1s etusiOn OF blood washes away the
iOiscH But N no case shonld there be delay in
APPLYING remedies, which are a follows I'm
Tie hrst place, a. the poison adheTes TO the part
Tor some time after the bite before IL prodn.es
The erect, 1t Il required that the wound he ia
SANITY washed again and again with soap and
water. CaGstic potash i then to be appliad
which may be obtained from any druggist or
made by boiling lye from wood ashes down 10
the CONSISTED cy Of molasses. That obtained from
druggists, being hard, may be cut into the shana
OF pencil and forced into the wound. or IL
soif' USED upon a smooth stick, to remain in the
wound Tor quarter of a minute. tho p.in
meantime, OF course, being severe IL the
wound be a scratch, the caustic Is to be xipss
over 1t briskly. The part in either case NAV
then be poulticed with bread and milk for two
days, and dressed Afterwards with simple saiye
Professor Smith says the idea that If . man Is
t'ttn BY a dog which Is MT rsbid, but after
" sIds goes mad, the man will haze hydropho-
e'd, would be ridiculous If 80 MANY dill M.
believe 1t; and he confirms the facf th., e.
prevalence OF hydrophobia in animals 4. No,
eonnned to periods OF hot weather. The J,..,s.
= communicated only by contazion, and l. a.
NAe!y TO he rropagsted in -,o,.r .. :, s,mms,
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Arlington.

The Democratic papers, as well as Mr.
McCTCCIy's political colleagues in the Senate,
deprecste his resolution for the restoration of
Arlington to the Lee family and the removal OF
the Union dead from that point. The Balti
more GI-sfts thinks Mr.. McCreery's purpose
was proper but "ill-timed," and the Patriot of
this city holds that the movement twas ill-a,l-
yiSCd and in every sense unfortunate"
The fatal and most offensive feature of Mr..
McCTeeIy's resolution was that looking to the
removal Of the Union dead from Arlington Il
Il unaccountable that man Of his intelligence
and experience should strike a key so discordant
10 the national heart, if he Is really in earnest
III his movement. 1t was possible, had no SEN
sitiye feeling been created in the meantime,
that at some future day the country might have
Consented to turn over to the Lee heirs some
PORTION OF the large Arlington estate in no ways
connected with the cemetery, bat in no event
was II possible that permission would ever be
given TO disturb the sacred dust now resting
there and MIR. McCTeery's resolution will sim
/ y serve 10 throw a cloud OF suspicious alarm
about any future mention of the subject
49, As the exact relationship OF the Lee family
e. the Arlington property was not Gle arly stated
IL the debate yesterday, we may say that il
never belonged TO Gen. Lee. At the death of
George W. p. Gusts a life interest in IL was be-
Guea'hed 20 Mrs. Lee his daughter, and at her
death il was to 60 to his grandsons, Gusts and
fuzhush Lee. The taxes upon the property
having accumulated during the rebellion it was
sold therefor, and purchased by the govern
meu; Thus il will be seen il Is held by virtue Of
taN title subsequently efforts were made to
redeem il by paying the amount OF taxes. but
they were unsuccessful, and the title is still,
vested in the government BE- virtue of the tax
sale alluded 90.
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THE HOLIDAY TRADE.

Many PEOPLE are getting in the way Of making
their purchases OF holiday goods before the
rush commences, both for convenience and in
order to be able to satisfy taste and judgment
in making selections; and in order to accom-
modste this class of purchasers, some shrewd
dealers in Christmas gifts now prepare their
shelves and make their announcements some
what in advance of the regular holiday season
Advertisers Of this class are already presenting
attractive cards in our advertising columns.
and Others will doubtless follow their sensible
example, in order to catch this early trade.
We propose to give advertisements of this kind
conspicuous position, and to call due attention
to them otherwise, and therefore dealers will
find IT greatly to their advantage to be repre-
scented in this holiday directory.
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our contemporaries who save themselves
trouble by appropriating laboriously prepared
STAR matter usually find this q safe and conye-
nient process, but occasionally they come to
grief thereby, as in the Gaze of one of them who
this morning copied from The STAR OF Satur-
day the description Of the costumes of the prin-
eiPal Characters in the opera of Martha last
evening. Unfortunately, however, for the enter
Prise OF our nelghbor, some quite marked
changes were decided upon after our account
was published, so that what was a perfectly
correct transcript Of what was TO Be failed to
describe what actually rds.
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CONGRESSIONAL

SENAlE--After our report closed
a H,i. ~ Ieer! request Tor leave ID bring in
hss Iesoiuuon proposing an Investigation with
view 10 the restoration OF the Arlin yton est ate
TO the widow of General Robert f. Lee. thu re-
moVal OF the graveyards on the premises ana
general restitution for any membranes nal
uene ~ the interest Of the Government, was
refused-yesS4 !, nays%. The yeas were Nessrs
fosier, Hamilton. Of Md, McCreery, and
Dir. Trumbull declined voting, believing il
the Iight OF any Senator to introduce a IN ,tion
The House resolutions OF respect in References
TO the death of Mr.. Robert Ridg~ay, late a
member OF the House from Virginia, we're re-
ceived and read. Eulogies on the deceased
were delivered by the Senators from Niryinil
Messrs. Johnston and Lewis; and the Senate
then adjourned
HOUSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Paine introduced q bill TO incorporate the
District Com mittee.
Mr.. Van Trump asked leave to offer a resolu-
uon for q select committee Of inquiry Is to the
Cox, but objection was made.
MI Wslker introduced q bill to amend the
Zoth section OF the act Of the 18th of July, 1870
providing homesteads for officers, soldiers, and
marines who served during the rebellion
Passed.
Mr.. johnson asked leave to offer resolution
declaring that the best interests OF the United
treaty with China, except the portion relating
to commercial intercourse between the two
countries. Objection was made.
Mr.. Scofeld PAL reported joint resolution
restoring Benjamin 3. Richards to the active
Passed.
Mr.. O'Neill Pa introduced a resolution d.
rectlng the Committee of WAYS and Means to
inquire into the expediency of levying a uni
form tax Of sixteen cents per pound on tobacco.
Adopted.
Mr.. Butler (Mass.l asked leave and had read
q petition from the citizens OF Gloucester, NJ as
sachusetts, asking protection from the seizure
OF their fishing vessels by the Cana dian authori-
ties. Itwas referred to the Committee on For
eign Affairs.
Mr.. Morrell Pa introduced bill to secure
eligibility fer American ships to forei On trade
and to encourage American ship-building. Re-
ferre d TO the Committee on Commerce.
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AND HARMLESS AS wArER.
Tie following letters speak for them.elve.:

wAsHINGr"S, November 4th 1870.
ny, Arth"r naffans Pear sir After q very
tn r. ugh and impartial trial Of Your Or, stall Di,
eo'ery Tor month feel co palied TO acknowietge
IT'S very sIest superiority over any other article
now In use Tor the purpose des;gn~d-the speedy res
tOrsi Of the color al growth Of the nair AID no
one using II according to iii ectons can fail, am
cenN need, TO attain this much desired result par
lee tICn. The simplicity Of the preparsti n and ia
entire cleanliness affords new opportunity to the
VAST numbers utterly disguised with the poisonous
no>trums IN use Having a large number O. my
pe. s'nsi aoqusinisnc.s who Use your preparation
WIN equal suceess, cordially recommend Crystal
MI nFFas 49, rffKsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14

The other evening at O'Clock the supervisor
Of internal revenue for the northern district OF
Ohio telegraphed from Cleveland to the Com
missioner here, asking for the emoval Of an as
sis,ant assessor in that city. At 10 o'clock next
morning dispatch was received there from q
clerk in one Of the auditors ofiices in the Treas
ury Department, asking to be appointed to the
vacancy thus made. This circumstance illus-
trstes at once the advantages Of the telegraph
and the enterprise of the average American
oree-seeker; and we need only add that III thu
candidate gets the Office and Is rs active in hay-
ing the revenue collected Is he was in seeking
The place, Uncle Sam viii be well served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14

NO visitors will be received by the President
on Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
will they be received on other days until after
~ O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14

Some of the leading papers are using the
strike in the coal regions. the object of which
is to force up the price of the black diamonds,
as an argument in favor of abolishing the duties
for protection of that interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14

The extent of the late food at Richmond
Vs., is to be marked by granite posts.
- Thir ty- three ladies, graduates OF yasar
College, b ave become Bachelors of Art
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p. DOYLE, 1o1 / street. n. W.


- WASHING On. ID. e. July 18th, lEO
NJ dFhnf NarnHs-Dear Fir Ii aft Drds me pleas.
nre - ssy thai have used your Crystal Discovery
xiih perfect success. Having tried u any others /
n yours uperl 10 any have heretofore usei
snd cannot too highly recommend il a. rapid pro
meter 81 The growth OF the hair ard by few appli
satSns restoring Il TO its original color Ii is ps-
rciy Gle an and free from any obJect snab,s matter
Nery respectfully yours, Il W SILyUY
street, between Ii and 5th n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14
NJ FAIR AND FESTIVAL,

The ladies % the Metropolitan NJ. z Church cor
ner - End . siIests will open FAIR AND FES
continuing tor three days and nights They will
Offer for sale great variety Of Fancy Articles ap
prOprlate Tor holiday presents. Refreshments will
also be served during the gay and evening. and an
Interesting entertainment, consisting Of Tablraux.
Lectures, &c. Will be given each evening. Several
novel features wIl .l.o be introduced. Day sessions
open free TO all Admission at night, 10 cts dsO AZ.
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81. NICHOLAS Horn. NV YoRk Aug. .. 80

Hr. d,fhHy .,ait1HS-Ay Dear Sir: he botiIs OF
your Crystal Discovery for the Hair" which I
bought IN your city some tim has given entire
satisfaction IL has given 70 my hair its orig nal
color 10 periect lion which dark brown in about
els ut oays also notice that young hair ap pears on
the crown OF my head, where am partially bald. l
predict its entire success Inclo-ed ind hye dollars
tOr hall cozen bottles for some my friends
Please send immediately by express. and obIiss
Very truly yours, A FULLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14

Is for sele in arou. By the following Drug
and 18th ana streets: 8. Calvert Ford, i05 Pa
avenue; Chris,isni Bros. Ith AID y streets w;
nell. sih street. Hwy Yard: G W. CroDley. ITO
Bridge street, rgetown, and ct the Depot. ID and
streets. Price one dollar per bottle Give Il .
trial. nos tP
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, se,,emb., ,o,h ,s,o

~. A'thBr Na',ass-Sir 1 have great pies.nr.
a 'eetifyiog TO the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
long ar 4 thick And bee prematurely grey this
being herrdItaryJ In eight day :. resumed Its nat
ural color, chestnut brown, coloring ev ~ str;
aud freedom from all mineral and IoisDnous sub
stances, as we'll rs its other excelencies. will
Very RESPECTFULLY, MISS l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14

Inc interruption OF telegraphie communica-
ton with Europe has demerAli xed the Nev
York gold room, which has been almost sta,
nant since the breaks in the English lines. The
operators In the precious metal are accustomed
to base their movements on the fluctuations OF
fve-twenties In Europe, and hence, In thu an.
sence Of quotations, they are like mill withou,
grist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-14

- Sixteen counties In lows are irving thu
effect OF the prohibition iav, wine and beer in
cluded.
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WAsRrxarnx Anons. s.h Is,n

WAsHIS9ToN. August 5th, 1870
1r I't1r NduapS-Dear sir I do not hesitate
70 cay thar your Crystal Discover deserves TO su
petctue All other preparations claiming to restore
tne grostn AMI color OF the hair. have Used in a
week nov, ano my hair has already resumed its nst
ursl shade ana has ceased falling almost entirely
icheetiuLS recommend IL. Respectfully
MRS ANNIE MoirRAlN
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LOST AND FOUND.

So BEWAtRp11strs,Sd or stolen. on the 7th inst.
- 80 mail ktD COW with large horns; xECh
Geo b Smith bIanted thereon. The above
reward VIII be given IL returned TO GEO. b. SMITH.
No. 1902 Sd street. east, near n south del3-3.s
I OST-On the sib, a little DOG, with red cover
IL marked" ~ F.p A reward will be paid s.
for her return to 1927 10th street, n. W. 4NT
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On the 9Th of Nov, a
BAY MARE, four white feet The n
owner oi is requested to come forward, prove IN
Z. 4. REINTZELL, No. 292 Bridge street, Geo ge-
town, ID. c.. 81
The above Horse will be sold at the Bazaar Of w
Wall %, on THURSDAY MORNING, Dec
10 NJ l0 o'clock, to pay livery and charges.
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BANKERS.

MIDDLETON q %.
VI BANKERS.
ls21 Street. two doors from L. s. Tr--sary
Department.
WASHING TON. ID. e.
Receive Deposits, and transact a General Baking
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken sad given
81 par TO our depositOrs
Information ohserfuIy furnished in regard 10 all
securities.
Loans negotiated on the hes. terms
Claims before all the United states Department..
have personal care
delO tiff MIDDLETON co.
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WOOD AND COAL.

Coal AND WOOD.
I have received the last week ave csrs-es beg
suality BED and WHITE ASH COAL, all size.
from chestnut 10 furnace, and which will sell foi
the next thirty days ct Q small advance over cost
Tor Cash only.
Best quality OAK and PINE WOOD.
Orders left at ONCE corner l5th street and Penn
syivsnIa avenue, ~ tue Yard, G-street wharf
promptly flled.
JAMES GLEASON,
sa3O-n fRepl Coal Wood M.-ea4.i
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BUSINESS CHANCES

EoR sALK-four retal-sisss counter SH1G,
| Il CASKS. with counters. Apply 100 p
syenne. \. W. Repl esltS
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For, REkTcHousks; untnrnIshed, a. 500,
SIC per month. JUAN BOYLE Co...
EOK sALECHEAP-On 9th street, between and
ING, GO, tanning ve rooms Lot is.s f.et front. sid.
alley by 80 fee, deep, to ten foot paved alley ,od
pump water in front Apply on the premises. de9 Ct
TOR RENT-A small BKIOK HOUSE, contain
ing Elk rooms % ist street west between and
n hSrtn' 9Sy matt sauaTs from the stree,
taf Lon. ep'' On the premises There is s a:ss in
EoR kENT-That first class four STORY BKIOK
sna SS .nS IN. No la
sice party would rent it for select BOARDING. house
TAXI h.u! Be s ss
loom and board permanently in the house, and pay
sasss s dSus 81 ise q
sa sls n. ssss s.s.s.. e. .al :;essi.
desired Goabis house. NJ. is S'ih 4. dss
EoR sALK-A nev three story BRICK HoUsl
cs . Ss or ct ssi s2s
FOB RENT,Two eight room BRICK HOUSES.
Z on Y street, between 18th and 18th streets; gas
nS Fl Dr. nI van SoaAs sS
II HOUSE, close e cars and market; rent SO per
VIM ''''''''0n ' TaS d Z. '%IxaGAuAN, e
deS0 o19 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
EOR SALE-A TRAOT OF AK ACRES OF
Il LAND, 4 miles from the city 1mproyemsn ts
consist Of stone Lodge, Carriage Heuss, veil Of
water, with pump, found alton for DVsllne, with %
perehes Of stone, substantial pank fence In front
This place ofers great advantages for any one de-
's dREEH Civilians, or
dc NV w. o. DUNDA0, on the premises,
FOR RlNT-Ths DWELLIN0 ever the Vioe
4 store q Thomas Russell, Esq, on Peunsyivania
avenue. old No SIS, between ljth and 18th ssreetS
IL contaips on the Arst 0oor one large and elegant
parior and dining room, and three rooms on the
escond no0r. All In good condition. Water and gas
through the house, with water closet, kitchen and
pantry. For terms cab on Mr.. RUSS RLL, or the
undersigned, at the Bank Of " Warrington.
.. b. BOAR Ham,
oe6M 1rustee kstate .. O. Dyer.
A LARGE MOLLY FURNIsHG I'd 6RONT
"A BOO4, ct S2l l1th street, est ode, near
street. second story. Engish basement. differences
rQo1oo. de3- In
E0H RAEI Ut TgRHlsHE0 REsTDlH0E Of
= 0kH. WILtlAMs, D. 3. A., known a. Deue,ss
fiaec md one Of The most complete establishments
Tn this city good tenant viii BE- allow Cd the nee
OF lsrke library, and available collection OF oil
kamunes. dee II
DOB RIET-Three- story and bAscmeut BRICK
II DWELLING; mastic front. ten rooms Latrsbe
IenRe, bet ana cold water in bath aud Kitchen No
HOO lSh street, between l. aud Massachusets ave
nue.. Inquire 1S03 18th street. Nos for boarains
noese. nosjd
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%ADy0URNED MEETING JOURSEYMEN
US BRICKLAYE8S UNION. No = will tax
pace On THURSDAY EvENING, December 15tn,
isaO at a, q clock. Punctual Attendance. as the
election OF officers will take place. By order Of the
President
CelJ 81 M. j QCIQLH. Rec. Sec.