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ny COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
~ Successors TO j.. G. Mcclure CO..
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and lIth street

ny COOPER a LATiMER, Auctioneers,.
~ successors TO J. g. Mcclure Col
southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND Lot ON
sQuARE SOUTH OF AS, 6TH STREET WEST
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Robert @.
EMh FOX, Trustee for Sophia l.. Sherer, to me.
Adated December 18th, 1858, and recorded
among the land records of Washington County, in
Liber and r. No. B. folio 40. &C, and by dire ction
q the party secured thereby, will sell, 70 the
highest bidder, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 9Th day OF june $50. at o'clock D. m, Lot No
-, IN n. Thoms subdivision of Square south of
sqnare No. 475, In the City of Washington, District
Of Columbia, with the improvements, &C., being a
Terms Of sale: 0pe-third cash, (of which 500
must be paid at the time and place Of saleD and the
RESIDUE In equal payments in twelve and eighteen
months, for which the purchasers notes will be
taken, bearing interest, and secured by n deed of
trust the premises Sold the Trustee reseryne the
right TO resell the property for cash, ten days
pubic notice, at the purchasers cost and risk,
should he fail TO comply with the terms of sale
within hve days from the date thereof. All stamps
and conveyances at the purchaser cost.
A. hyde, Trustee,
COOPER & LATIMER,
my slaw6ds tRepub.I Auctioneers.
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TIE HIgHIsr Dash PAID FOR oINTs
Oea-o9 Olothine, Boots, Shoes, flarre 10 7,
s Sxnsis: 1924 Jsh tree, bssvsse j md n. AN
esoeg nSeuea na0 Deo0Dtay attsnded ., 6ce-lT
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RI COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneer-.
~ tSuccessors to J. Q. Mcclure a CO..
Southwest corner Penn. ayenue and nth street

.. ". O..l
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
hASR IN THE CogSTY OF WlsH ihHTrSt
PINisgThICT OF GoLUMBLA, At UNIONTOWN,
PPWTEELLILING HOUSE AND OTHER IaPRoSE.
a BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of
ct e2 Se st al
Viii SELL at public anction 20 the highest bidder,
ali right te Stsfes claim
estate OF the parties to this in and TO all that
piece or tract Of land at X. so.S
street and ys rson street laid down upon the re,
ysed plat Of said Uniontown; running thence along
M sestsrn .0p ne
Tsh bs sg,ion Ss 81
psa n n sSrss
pass So feet thence south 75 deeree' east 2s feet
Seerees a.t 20 tsa, feree street thence north IA
line III on ssd Hnion he WITH p sae
side Of said Pierce street and thence north AZ de
ssss; east s ss feet to the point Of besnnns
Hferms q sale: One-third purchase money cash;
Jments at respectively three six nine and twelve
payment. % be secured by bond or bonds, note or
notes OF the purchaser purchasers to the satsfac
be paid the day OF sale or on ratcation Of
sale by the Court No deed given until the whole of
the purchase money shall have been paid deposit
Of 500 will be required when the property Is sold
All conveyance and stamps OF cost OF the purchaser
We. rENpALL,l rrr,,...
jsIeOs~sds "oooo Fshkt I EklrfMER, Aue,,
EAIRyIEw SPRINGS FOR SALE.-The above
" valuable site tor w Altering Place (situated in
Washington County, Md, will be offered at trus-
tees sale In Hagerstown, Maryland, on TUESDAY,
18th June, la0. rare chance to enterprsing CAPT
tanses. je1lot
OUARTERMASTERs OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, May srth 1870
Will be sold at public auction, Commencing at 10
O'Clock g. m. of Friday, June 10th, 1870. at Camp
Grant Richmond, Va, the following buildings lately
sy sh s taGsp' s fee each with
fences and cut building.
Is omcers Quarters one story each, with out build
ofheers Quarters one story each, with out build
Chapel, one story, 50 feet by 10 feet
Hospta one story. 2oe feet by Sc feet, with out
l Guard house, story, g feet by Is feet, with
out buildings. ~
stable; one story, q, feet BY 50 feet, with out.
Shops, one story each with out buildings
Laundress Quarters, one story, each IS feet by 70
feet, with out buildings and fences.
Bake House, ons-story 90 feet BY Is feet.
Also, about one hundred and fifty l5O) cords Wood
Of sale: and deposit OF ten per cent the amount
bid will be required from each purchaser Ten (IO)
days will be allowed to remove the property
BY order Of the ouartermaster General 2; Army.
jei-6t Brevet Colonel, Quartermsster u 8. Army.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW. .

TOMORROW.
RY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
y tSnccessors 70 J. Q. Mcclure 4 Co..
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and nth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF RKAL ESTATE.
July LIST, 10, and recorded in Iiser 70 4, No.
ins,on eon9ty o1s q me land records for M.ss
ii z 5 and
asssIibss As LO,. One O. Thirty sj and
situated e the corner Of 9th and streets south
Sin hgSdred soss CASH balance 81. and
wslss m %On,h nth seenIss BY deed Of Trust: Fly s0
and stamps hSRe fa; cow iG; Trustee
RrJ B. CANNON q CO., n,..
Ls hgnEs AMP
GSAABTs, GARRIAGEs. BGGGtEs, EARNING
hSfptkkfhrt GHES r fTTRskFt2k HOUSEHOLD
~ On TUESDAY; the slst day Of May, $50.
Esq about f fonr miles q from WASH
inston on the Blsdensburs road, and adjoining the
farrow Farm, we shall sell the following described
Horses. Mules. AIderney Cattle
also, Alderney Heifers and Calves So O''''
Sci. snSs ~ snS
A large collection Of Farming Implements OF the
most approved styles, including Hay Tedders, Wheel
Bake, Hay Press; and about % new and second
hsp ss M0we and RsspsTs Fl the 6ss.
perfect order
A large collection OF Carpenters, wheelwrights,
Maehinists', Coopers' and Blacksmith Tools, Of
good quality
A large LOT OF mall Farming and Gardening Tools
Blsckmiths' Portage and Stationary FORCES
Platform, Counter and Beam Scales
Log and Ok Chains. Ropes, Blocks and Tackle
Large lot OF various kinds Of Fertilizers
About eoe los5s Of barry Manure
stocked
Also,
One superior Piano Forte
A large assortment Of superior Parlor and Cham
Der Furniture
Brussels and Three-ply Carpets
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
Terms Of sale: All sums under IS. cash; above
that amount, q credit Of thirty, sixty and ninety
days, with notes satisfactorily Endorsed.
NorE.-The cars stop at Penn 3 Crossing which La
on the place, thereby making IL very convenient to
parties wishing to attend the SALE The sale will be
continued from day to day until the whole II dis
posed of.
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ELAGSl FLAGsn FLAGsn.~
TEENS sSs CHINESE LAN-SAe
Just received full stock Of those articles above
mentioned and will be sold at the lowest cash price
Call at CHRIS. RUPERT, Fancy BaZar
mZ5-ot No. 403 7th street north,
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner of 9TH and str eetg,

10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON lsT STREET
East, BETWEEN AND X STREETS
"A on MONDAY, the sth day Of May, A. d.
E: 1870 at O'Clock m, shall sell ON the prem
.ises, By virtue Of deed Of trust aateo the slst
day of December, A. b. 1865, and duly recorded In
Liber and No; 8, folio q, etc. one Of the land
records for Washington county, 10 the District OF
Columbia, all that piece parcel Of ground lying
and being In said city Of Washington, and known on
the ground plat thereof the north half of lot num-
bered sixteen (16D in square numbered six hundred
and ninety six (66) with the improvements, consist
ing Of two two story frame houses ana huildngs
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6end II months
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveyancing and rev.
enue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser pur-
chasers. 100 down on the day OF sale. And If the
terms OF sale not complied with within FIVE days
after the day of sale the trustee the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser purchasers, by advertising the sale
three times in some newspaper published in Wash
lseod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
til FRIDAY. the Sd day Of June, A. d. $50, same
hour and place
By order of the Trustee. -
my3i-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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MAR RED.

MARRIED.
BEAN-MILLER. May 3lst. 100, at st. Peters
Church, BY Rev. Father Rabbia, THADDEUs
BRAN 10 MARY A. MILLER, Of Washington, ID
a. No cartis.J
COLDS On the lst inst by
the Kew. DR.. StarEey, at the Church of Eplphany
; RAND0LPH GOLDSBOROUGH, Of Baltimore
ND 70 ~ LIN r., dauglssr Of William H. West
Esd, Of the Treasury Department
baltimore papers please copy.I
DIED.
CARROLL On the 3lst OF May, $50, PETER
CARROLL, Oldest son Of Peter AMI ROsanna Car
roll. in the III year OF his age.
His funeral will take place on THURSDAY afternoan
Ut CLOCK, at the residence Of his father on roth
street between and l.. His friends are requested
TO attend
HERRELL. May slst, EDWIN EUGENE, son
FUNERAL will take place st her residence corner
m and dth streets west, at o'clock D. m to NOR
row, June 81 The friends are invited to attend
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W o NJ A N.

Females, ovins 10 the peculiar md I'm portani .
stions which thcy sustain. their peculiar erssai.s-
ton, and the oeoes uey perform. ere subject
many sussrinss. freedom IRON thsss contribute
In no mail degree 10 their happiness ana welfare.
LOT none Cen Be hassy who are m. hot only 90. Boa
no one Of these various female complaint. can Io.s
be suffered TO run on without Involving The r.o.rs
health Of the individual. and ere io.s pcod.o,.s
permanent sickness and premature decline. Nor n
II pleasant 10 consult . physeiss for the rena q
these various delicate aoeetsons ana only upOu tn
most urgent necessity win true woman % far -
rihoe her greatest charm q 10 Do tAss In. SCI VA
then thank Ne Tor placing In their hands sinpe 90
eifcs which win be found sfoscieus b. r.Iieyns "a
curing almost every one Of thos. trOublssons es.-
plants peculiar to the ser.
sarer On In silence, and hundreds OF other, .,,,,
vsiniy 10 druggists and doctors who either ners,v
tantslise them with the hope Of . cure or spvsy
remedies which make then worse. Ivould not vi.s
to s.srt anything that would do injustice 10 u
a1nicted. but I'm obliged 70 say that altsousa n
mar n. ~~oSr~.x g.. ,xc~~uSxs sxh~r
POWERS Of life, By laborieus eusIoyns.t, upvs.a,-
some air and food, profuse neustruation. the M. -
tea and eofes, and frequent childbirth. &c d far
oftener caused By direct irritation, applied 70 IL
mueuOus membrane Of the vagina itself
When reviewing the causes Of thess distresa,s
complaints, IT ID most painful 70 contemplate the -
tsndsnt evils consequent upon them. Its but sn-
pie justice 10 the subject 10 suumsrsts fec Of o
many additional causes which % largely sssct @
fe health, and happiness Of woman In al Glasses q
society, and which, consequently, soect more onss
directly. the welfare Of the entire human family.
The mania that exists for precocisus education "a
m.,r,,,.. c.u... IN. ,..,,
corporal development to be wasted and perverted
in the restraints OF dress, the early confinement a
Il the ballroom Thus, with the body hall clothed,
|
and the mind unduIv sxc,,.s hx ,io.--.. -.
Ing In midnight revel the hours designed BIZ natur,
FOR sleep and rest, the werf Of destruction "a han
accomplished.
In Consequence Of this early strain upon her svs-
tenn, unnecessary effort IL required BIZ the delicate
vOtary to retain her situation in school =. l.,sr
day, thus assrsvatins the svn. When on. excite
ment is over, another in prospective keen. IN. nina
mOrbidIy sensitive to impression. while IN. ,ow go.
slant restraint Of fashionable dre.. sb.olu,.,, ,
bidding the exercise Indispensable 70 IN. .,t.,,,
and retention - ~-~--'- A~.'.h "a ..rs4sth: the
exposure 70 night air. the sudden change OF tempe
A'ufe the complete PrOstratiOn produced BY exoes-
'''' sH' Oh necessity, produce their Iegit-
''A''s e"e''' al iAs'' an early marriage caps the
'"@A VI ni''f' ana the unfortunate enc, hithsrts
% utterly regardless OF the plain dictates and 70
An0ss 81 nsr delicate nature, becomes an IN
VIKING SUBJECT OF medical treatment. This Is but
Nc fura - q
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES.
roRT FoorE, Nd, May 18th, l10
Sealed Proposals IN triplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement he'd, will be received by the un-
dersigned until II m. June 2OTH, 1870, for supplying
the following named Subsistence Supplies subject to
ment 81 the East, viz:
barrels Pork ssHe tssfe = a
Is barrels Flour, STANDARD extra)
leo pounds Corn Meal
606 pounds Beans
LOO pounds Rice, (Oarolinal f1
go pounds Coffee, Rio Rreen1
50 pounds Coffee, Java greenD
1,15l pounds Sugar ,(brown)
536allons Vinegar
Hs pounds Candies, (adamantine)
81 pounds Soap
sd pounds Salt
Is bottles Rumford Yeast Powders
0 pounds Tobacco, navy plug)
Samples Of Flour, Corn Heal, Beans, Rice, CofYees
S Trst & ymed Sandies, Soap, Salt and Tobacco
The Goysrnmenf reserves the right to reject any
Conditions win be furnished upon appli ;ation.
Proposals 20 be indorsed proposals Tor Subs;s-
tence Supplies" and addressed TO
Lieut. ROBERT CRAIG.
Fourth Infantry, and A. q. s.,
p5H@ Fort fvote ui,
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner Of 7th and d SITS,
N By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Armistead
oS0Read and wife, dated the 9th November 1866,
~recorded in Liber X. nj. H., No. a, folio ls5, in
the land office Of Washington county, D. c., and by
the direction of the party secured thereby, viii
sall At public auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY the Sd June 30, at O'Clock p m, Lots Nos.
Z and s, in w. W. Corcor.a subdIylsioa OF Lots
Nos. and g. in Square No. 3N.
Terms of sale One half cash, $50 Of Rich rnust
pe PAID at the time and place OF SALE and TIE FEST
que In six and twelve months, for which the pur-
ehasers notes, bearing interest, and secured BY a
deed OF trust on the premises sold, will be taken;
the trustees reserving the right, the purchasers
d isng to comply with the terms Of sale within five
cost and risk, after five days notice Ali STAMPS
and conveyancing at purchasers cost
CHARLES BRADLEY S.
WIN. X. WOODWARD,{ trustees.
myH-eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETU.

LOOKt LOOKn
yery best OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
OLD GoVERSMTET JAVA. ROASTED. %
cents.
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THE MOST COMPLETE sroOKR01
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
CAN BE FOUND AT
sTRAsBURGER BROS,
900 SEVENTH STREET, GOLD NO. 313,j BE-
TWEEN AND K SITS.

LOOK AT THESE PRICES:
Ladies, nne Cold and Bronze Button shoes.-s 50
Childrens =. soc
/. E Ftp fine Home made Button G.itsrs... $50
.. /. . /. L:eed s-.Sis
Homemade Laced Gaiters. q. SO TO 81
good GaiterA..--91, as, 1.sO, rs, 90
shoa. .-.-.....-..--......''.-..'i e to 200
1.-THE best School shoes in tie 81 eit y:1'
Ohiicrens Toxed Button Gsitera.--..-......-.. 90
Shoes, from ....-.................. 8 Oc 10 SO
Ladies Lasting; Cloth, and Kid SIippers...- SOC.
!. Heel Md Slippers, from. 90 TO 90
0INTLEMENS LIST.
Fine Home made Sewed Boots..... ............ 90
!" French Calf Home made stitched Booss- LOO
!. Calf Pegged Boots...... $50
" !. Sewed bosta 50 and s 700
rssssS Sd Boot: 50 and log
Fine sesl skin 50
Lasting Shoes and 10 80
Gopgress 0aiters - low rs
Boys Shoes and Gsfsrs Tor drsss or school a'
0GentlsmenS BOOTS and CATERS measured
70 order o. SOC; adyance on the above prices Am
other: kinds Of BOOTS, SHOES, ana GAITERS Il
equally low prices, too numerous to mention,
Remember, everything ssld st REGULAR vholes.,s
prices.
AN in want OF BOOTS, SHOES. and GAIrERs
should give them call and examine their stock and
prices, and they viii see . saving OF = Der cent
Don't forget name and No.
0TRA8BURGEB EROS,
spss-in sOs sBvINrH ST., BET. AHDK,
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v Y: E. 8. E EETREEHaAkLL't Trustees.

EAIRVIEW SPRINGS FOR SALE.-The above
y valuable site tor w Altering Place (stuated in
Washington County. Md, will be offered at trus.
tees sale In Hagerstown, Maryland, on TUESDAY,
18th june 1870. rare chance to enterprising CAPT
tAll9fe. ia LII
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RI COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors TO I. e. Mcclure Col
southwes corner Pennsy ania ave and nth street
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sos street, OPP. Y. n. q. A. Building
N. B.-No Potash or Whtfiss Used. myzl-lm
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compliance with the request Of numerous
friends, who desire to see him personSte a
character with the support of a regular com
pany, will appear as 'Shylock, in The Mer-
c,s,rnt Of Venice. The performance will con-
clude with Mr.. Craig's burlesque of Faust and
Marguerite,
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Craig will have
benefit
AT THE New AMERICAN MUSEUM the burles-
que of PocdhOntds will be represented this
evening.
There will be a matinee tomorrow.
AT MRS G. WARMERS CIRCUS, Tenth aud
Callowhill streets, fue performance will be
given this evening
matinee tomorrow.
AT THE AMERICAN a miscellaneous bill of
attractions will be presented this evening.
matinee will be given tomorrow.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE
a great variety of entertaining features are an
nounced for this evenings performance.
AT DUPRBZ 81 BENEDICT's OPERA HOUSE
an attractive progra mme of minstrelsy will be
given this evening.
A matinee tomorrow.
SIGNoR BLITz and his son will execute some
of their most wonderful feats of magic at the
Assembly Buildings this evening.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA, in consequence
of the musicians being engaged for the Nilsson
matinee at the Academy of Music, will not per-
form as usual at Musical Fund Hall tomorrow
afternoon.
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The Orutorie Performance Last Evening".
Madle Nilsson has appeared in oratorio with
much success in England, and her reputation,
no less than the peculiar emotional qaality that
is one of the most marked characteristics of her
style, excited very general desire to hear her
in one of the great sacred compositions. The
announcement of the performance OF Handers
Messiah for last evening, therefore, attracted a
very large audience to the Academy of Music,
and the expectations with regard to Madlle
Nlssons portion of the programme were very
high indeed. These expectations were not alto
gether realized, and, taking her performance of
last evening as a specimen of her ability, she
cannot compare with Madame Parepa-Rosa
as an eratorio singer, and in some important
particulars she is inferior TO the other ladies,
Miss Cary and Madame Mozart, who assisted in
the solos last evening. la the first part Of the
programme Madlle Nilsson gave the recitatives
"There were Angels!" "And 10. the Angel of
the Lord" "And the Angel said unto them,"
and "And Suddenly" with very little express
sion, and the air "Rejoice Greatly with some
horidity of execution, but coldly and with no
apparent appreciation of its spirit. Without
possessing Mad'lle Nilsson's advantages of voice
Miss Cary, who sang her first air 80 Thou that
Tellest Glad Tidings" rather too fast, followed
NadIle Nilsson with the recitAtiye "Then shall
hnd His Flock, and rendered them in much
more feeling manner, and better than either was
Madame Mozart, who sang Come unto Him" with
a devotional expression that indicated that she
understood and felt the meaning of the words
and the music Madlle Nilsson second air,
''How Beautiful are the Feet" was given in
better style, but even then she did not rise tC
the height of the situation, although she OBJ
tanned an encore The last air, Il Know that my
Redeemer Liveth," was very finely sung, and
was the one feature OF the performance that in
dicated Mad'lle Nilsson's capabilities for this
style of music. The remaining portions of the
programme were given acceptaby, Miss Cary
Madame Mozart, Mr.. G. Simpson, and Mr.. w
Whitney sustaining the parts assigned them in
manner that deserved aud secured the applause
of the audience. The Handel and Haydn Society
If VIC except a few irregularities, sang the
choruses remarkably we'll aud the orchestratioI
Was for The most part excellent.
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"sPALDING's GLUE" mends Headless Dolls and
Broken Cradles.
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The CITY Anusemsnta.

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Madlle Nilsson
will appear at a farewell matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
AT TIE WALNUT Mr.. j. 8. Clarke will have
a farewell benefit this evening, when he will
appear as Jeremiah Beetle" In The Babes in
ME Woods, and as ''Waddiloye," in the farce
of The Fat Boy.
There will be a matinee tomorrow, when
The Ticket f. Ledue Man will be performed.
AT THE ARCH Professor Rufus Adams in
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CETY ETENAEo
afternoon

No HUMBUG.-
No 1Iumbug.
No Old Stock.
No Old Stock.
No Two Prices Asked.
No Two Prices Asked.
Fair Dealing:
Fair Dealing.
At RoCKHILL & WILSON'S.
At RoCKHuL & WILSON'S.
Thousands Embrace 1t.
Thousands Embrace It,
At Nos. COB and Cos CHRsNyT street.
At Nos 6OS and sos CHEsNUT street.
MOST DELIGHTFUL DESSERT may be found In the
new article OF food, SEA Moss FARINB which can
be purchased for twenty-five cents q package, that
will produce sixteen quarts Of most excellent blanc
mango, or proportionate quantity Of GUS
tards, light puddings, farna, creams, sauces.
gruels Charlotte Russo, etc. This seems almost in
credible; but 1t is vouched for by ladies OF the
highest respectability, who append their nam to
their statements. The Company state at least fifty
delicious dishes can be made from the Sea Moss
Ftrne, and give in their circulars the recipes for
many OF them We consider MIR. Rand's discovery
highly important one for the millions, and indeed
for all classes of society," in these stringent times.
CELEBRATED PRIZE MEDAL SHIRTS
PERFECT IN FIT
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP,
CHEAP IN PRICE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED.
A. M. THOMPSON,
Manufacturer, No. 46 N. FOURTH Street.
MR. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 8
Sodth Second street. has Of the largest and most
attractive stocks of all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment Of fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth of their money.
VAIKR's RESTAURANT No. 929 ARCH STREET. ele-
eanty fitted up, is in full blast serving all the
delicacies Of the season from A. M. to midnight.
Parties returning from the theatres opera house
served at the shortest notice from an unsurpassed
bill OF fare. Ladies' Saloon on the second floor.
BEDDING, best in the city, lowest price, and qua
ranteed, by ALBERTsoN & Co.. No. 1895 Chesnut
street.
"sPALDINGs GLUE" mends Headless Dolls and
Broken Cradles
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BENSON WRAY.-Gn the 1st instant by the Rev.
Dr. u. NJ. Humphrey, assisted by Rev. Dr. Alex ander
Reed, EDWIN N. BENSON to IDA ", daughter OF the
late Alexander Wray, all OF this city.