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The New York herald., 1870-01-17
TIE AaloN REHEARSAL.

Yesterday evening, at the Academy OF Music, the
Arion Society had their FIRST general rehearsal OF
.Der Frelschuctz,n Weber's celebrated opera.
which this society win give TO the public at. the
Academy on Friday next. Judging BY this rehearsal
the lovers oi the lyme drama may expect an unusual
feast. Such an orchestra as that OF the Arion has
probably never been heard within tho Academy as an
operate performance, ana the chorus will un.
doubtedly be adjudged - equally unrivalled
The sixty gentlemen OF the Arion are well
known from their popular concerts, and in
this chorus they are Joined by sixty ladies
from the New York Sing Academy, Who with
their well ira ined voices viii surpass anything as
chorus, which managers OF Italian English. German
or french opera IN this country could ever ofer TO
the public Listening last evening to Mr.. Candldus
as Max (tenOr), and to Mr.. Remmertz as Casper
toasso)-both members OF the society y-al the invited
guests expressed astonishment that tho singing as
wei as acting, OK these gentlemen came so near per-
lection AZ rehearsal. Mrs. Friderici will sing the
Agatho anu Mrs. Rotter the Acuncnen. All IN all 10
Is not too much to say that with this performance
OF one OF the masterpieces OF the German COM
poser. assisted, as it viii be, by new scenery and
costumes the Arlon Society will give additional
evidence 0! their determination to introduce true
art a. goddess worthy to be w0rshippcd
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
LONG ISLAND.
Flushing.

THE ELECTION MUDDLE.-Tne counsel for Ninmo,
the Flushing Village Clerk. appeared yesterday
morning, according TO notice from Justice slllman
that an Astoria Justic3 wound be on hand and hear
the examination but 10 Justice appeared. The dif-
ferent parties snbpnnaed all the trustees OF the VII!
lage and dozen or twenty prominen. CITIZENS, who
waltod at the Town Hall from ten A. II. until the
middle Of the afternoon.
Sng HarbOr.
HIGHWAY RoBBEEY.-A few days since Matthew
Clark, OF southampton, received from II. & s..
French $50. the proceeds OF some pork sold by
Clark for Mr.. George Whitaker. OF Southampton.
He renamed in the village until near night, when
he started lor home IN company with two men from
sen tile Hole, village about two mites from sag
clark his Ss on ns occ
sion he was stopped ~ that place " three
mem who demanded his money, but as
mentioned tnat he then had with him about 5000.
For his personal safety they went around by The way
o. Bulls, Head tue two companions "a ;com%panying pan
when near CufIee's creek, he says no was sauted
by three men, with whom he had personal encoun-
ter; but they were armed they succeeded In rob-
bling him OF al his money. He showed some bruises
and torn garments as evidences OF the struggle
which he mad had: but Mr.. WHITAKER wouia NOT
accept his statement, and he was arrested and held
10 bail before Justice Jennings.
Grconport.
AN EFFORT Is being made TO unite the Presbyteri-
ans Of Vernon Valley, Northport, Huntington, DIX
Hills, Clay Pitts. Crab Meadow. Eaten's Neck, Fresh
Pond Middletown and SuDken Meadow In ono
church. Such q union would form o large and
wealthy society, and would doubtless DO productive
Of O vast amount Of good.
Riverheud.
TERM OF TnE COUNTY CouRr for argument OF
appeals ana motions Will be held by Judge REID. at
the Court House 81 Riverhead, ON the lSth inst.
College Point.
STEALING A HAYsrAcK.-Adam Knoor, OF College
Point lately sold stack OF hay to four different
parties, each supposng he was the sole purchaser.
Under this supposion, Dennis Rogers. OF Flushing,
one OF the purchasers removed the nav 70 ms own
premises. few days since Henry TitoD, one OF
the Claimants made COMPLAINT before Justice Sill
man against Dennis Rogers for stealing and Ia
make Justice W coubly sure also made q Complaint
before Justice Snedexer, OF Jamaica. The unfortv-
nate possessor OF the hay had hardly been dts
Charged after one examination before the onicers
arrested MN on the second complaint. In the mean
time KNOTT u among tha miasing
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Peter Jaky OF No. Hall place, yesterday morning
appeared before Justice Ledwith, at Essex Market
Police Court, and charged Thomas Reilly with high
way robbery. Jaky was walking along the Bowery
at late hour on Saturday night when the prisoner
met him and sna.cned from his vest pocket silver
watch valued at ten dollars. The prisoner then ran
awav, but was arrested by officer Mc6ratn, OF the
Seventeenth precnct who found the property In the
prisoners possession. Reilly was held to answer
without bail.
The man Patrick Saxton, who was caught on Sat-
urday night In the dry goods store OF Mr.. James
Mulcahy at No. 40 Catharne street, was yesterday
arragned before Justice Ledwith, at Essex Market
Police Court, on charge OF burglary. Mr.. Mnlcahy
testified to finding the fanlglG OF the store broken
and Saxton on the premises. The prisoner was dis.
covered before he could remove any property. Sax
ton stated tbat ne was IN liquor and knew nothing
aoout what ne was DONG. lie Was held TO answer,
without Dal.
Mary Grif,ths, young woman twenty-five years
OF age residing at 5o4 West Seventeenth street. yes
terday morning preferred complaint at Jefferson
Market against young man named Thomas Names,
charging That on Saturday night ne visited her NJ
tho ABOVE number III company with Philip DAILY,
VINO IS still at large and anoncr that ABOUT one
noor forcibiy violated her person against her will
and consent. The prisoner denied the charge. but
was committed Tor examination.
The examination into rho case Of Robert Palmer,
charged by Mary McGann with bastardy, and Incl
dehally with seduction under the influence or chic
roform, and attempt at abortion, held yesterday
morning before Justice Ledwith, at Essex Market
Police Court. The complainant, wncn upon the
stand, told substantially the same story was given
In Sun0ay's HERALD. Palmer denied all the
wOman's allegations; but Justice Ledwlth consid-
cred the evidence sufficient to warrant the holding
Of the prisoner, who gave bail TO appear.
Henry Olmstead, OF 40 Sullivan street, yesterday
morning charged Margaret O'Brlen, before Justice
Shandley, at Jefferson Market, with stealing thirty
dollars In money IRON him on Saturday night.
OlInstead states that he met the woman In Canal
No. 81 Sullivan street. having tho money in his pants
pocket. When about TO leave he missed hts wallet
containing the above amount. she was arrested by
oficer Raynor, OF che Eighth precinct She stoutly
denied the charge and asserted that she was
DECEIT, married woman. She was committed, how
ever In default OF 5000 ball to answer.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jan. 16, 1870.
Yho following shows the state OF the marxct at
she close of business January i5:-
Sugar active: Nos. 10 to IL ID. s., So reals;
G0a. IL tO 20 ID. ST. 9aa ll1 reals: mOlasscs sugar
steady; there an absence OF business for want Of
stock-quoted at 6h q TX reals; Muscovados, fair
60 good refining, active at "a asa reals; grocery
grades firm ana stock scarce; sugar exported during
the week from Havana and Ma anZas, IL Vo) boxes,
$500 hhds.; STOCK III warehouses at Havana ana
Natanzas, 1l400o boxes, l3 COO hhds. Lard de-
cllning In terces, 1yAc. IN tlns 81 &c. Flour firm.
Butter duh Tailow active. Bacon, 20s.c. Petro-
!eum steady. Potatoes, 81 a "a 25. freghts Armer;
per keg oi sugar 10 the United Stats. II 80; per
bud. CT SUGAR TO the United States Sc 81; per HID.
moiasses 10 the United States 81 a 81 25. Freignts
10 Falmouth and 0rueT, 40s. q i5s. per ton.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
THE Arrest or MARY SOL cmlss.
METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT,
PRECINCT No. 81,

METROPOLITAN POLICE DTSrRICT,l
PRECINCT No. 81
BROOKLYN, Jan. 13, 1870.
To THE EDITOR or TUE HERALD
SIR-On or about the "a day or December 1869.
you published statement TO the effect that l had
arrested and detained o woman. who gave her name
as Mary Solomons New York. who attempted to
pawn lot OF valuable jewery. lady by the name
OF Mary Soiomons, formerly or NH Plain, Conn.,. now
OF New YORK, informs me tnat certain persons In
the Vicinity OF her former residence ciously per-
si5t In alleging that she Is the individual vnom 50
detained. In justice to her state tnat she IL not
the person arrested. The one did arrest was q
neshy womnn--a German Jewess. would also add
that she was discharged after an examination. Re-
specLfully. RUFUS w. CRAFTS,
Sergeant Forty-second precinct.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Sunday Thentricnls in Culiiornia--silver Pro-
duet Of Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Is, 1870.
In the Legislature To-Day the Senate passed bin
repeating the clause in The Sunday law prohibiting
theatrical anusements or the sabbath. The Assem-.
bly, adopted a resolution congratulatinc tie people
Of Tennessee having rejected the fifteenth amend
ment to the national constitution.
The product Of seventeen OF the principal silver
mines In Comstock ledge in Nevada, during the past
year was 81, ,265, ,OOO
Flour unchanged. Wheat unchanged. Barley,
81 30 for choice brewing Legal tenders 8S.
The Consul OF San Salvador at this port, declines
Issuing ships papers to the Cotlde, formerly the
ship Chlefain, on the ground that tho vessel Is In.
tended for the cOolie trade.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
GEORGE PEABODY.

Tho Peabody Fleet Heard Fron-The Vessels
to Coal at Bermuda.
PORTLAND. Jan. TO- 1870.
Mrs. Thomas Shaw, OF this city, has received let.
ter from Mrs. George Peabody Russell, OF Salem,
stasing that she had received cable despatch from
Biz Edward Lamson, one OF the executors Of the
Peabody estate in England, informing her that the
eeet was at Madeira. January l, ana that George
Peabody Russell confirmed the report that three Of
tina vessels would coal at Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
ROME.

Progress ~ the Councii-An Observn M
Father.
ROME, Jan. TO- 1870.
The Council yesterday held . session which lasted
four hours
Fhe Oldest legate present complained that many
Of tho speeches made were too long. and that some
Of the fathers did not strictly the obligation
OF secrecy IN regard to the proceedings OF hs Ceun
Gu.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
PARAGUAY.

Another Account Of Lepex-Ho II In the Cor.
dilleras mt the Head Of His Army.
PARIS Jan. TO- 1870
Advices have been received ut the Paraguavan Le-
CATION here which contradict the statements that
President Lopez has left Paraguay. On the contrary
they represent that the war Is BY no means ended,
and assert that Lopez is In the Great Cordera with
an army Of 5000 men.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARls BoURsE.-PARIs, Jan. 16.-The Boursc ia ex-
cited. Rentes, 73f s5c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORT, jan 16-The
market for American bonds Is excited. Fiyetwen-
das Of 1852 are quoted a. 9l5s a91s<.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
Tho Paraguayan War Re-
neWed.
Lopez in the Field with Eight
Thousand Troops.
spAHISR OPPOSITION TO REFORMS IN CUBA.
FRANCE.

The Home situation of the Empire.
PARIS. Jan. l6. 1870.
There was great discussion In the Senate yester-
day on the affairs of the interior and the general
domestic policy OF the government. At the concu-
sion OF the debate the Senate passed vo.e Of con-
dence in the late Ministry.
Rochof0ri's Case Before the Parliament
Radical Attempts at Intimidation.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1870.
In tho Corps Lfgisatif, yesterday. NJ Keratry
0oved that debate on the arraignment OF Deputy
R0chef0rt be postponed until the 24th Instant.
NJ. Olivier opposed the motion, and the Chamber
decided that the debate should con TO- morrow
according to the original proposition OF the Minis
try, by vote of 80 to 10.
The semioliclal Journals assert that the majority
In both Chambers VIII support the Ministry IN the
prosecution OF Rochefcrt
Several Deputies nave received Anonymous letters
menaclng them VITA personal violence in case the
Chamber authorizes the prosecution.
The radical journals also threaten serious disorders
should Rocneort he condemned.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
SPAIN.

Coed Hcws from Cubn-C0mpiiment 20
Royalty.
MADRID. Jan. 10, 1870.
There Is great rejociag here over kilograms from
Havana reporting important OF the troops
In Cuba.
The Duke Of Monrpenser has Deoanomnated as q
candidate forthe Cortes from the city OF Oviedo.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
BROOKLYN CITY.
A String Of Obberies-Another Probably
Fatal Kerosene Accident.

The stablo OF Daniel willmarth, on the Jamaica
plank road, near Saratoga avenue, was robbed on
FRIDAY night OF several horse bianketA
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
NEW YORK CITY.
A John Chinaman Gives Evidence Of Civ
Observation-Disclosures
Robbery-Outrages-Death from
Smallpox - Panel Thieving
Agaln-Weather Reports
and Miscellaneous
Matters.

The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature or the weather for the past twentytour
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at
Hudnut's pharmacy. HERALD Building. Broadway
corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Joseph Querbeck was arrested, on complains OF
Messra. ClapD l. Co., for stealing dry goods from
their store. He was held for examination.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

The Bey OF Tunis mas imprisoned all the jewellers
Of his capital ana closed their stores because they
have refused to give hlm any more credit.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Joseph Looney a youth, was taken into custody
on Saturday for stealing quantity OF Hgnum vita
from Giuseppe BOsnich, OF Van Brunt street. and
was held for trial.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

AVtINVt teHpeTature yesttTuNy. ,445s
Average temperature for corresponding date
Average for week last year 40 4
Average for week this year. Il
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Medical ExpcriencO.-Iu Numero ous Cases
we nave mad an opportunity OF trying the effect OF HufF3
ing and nourishing remed'y.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

John +. Zoe, boy in the employ Of W. o. Petit,
No. 373 Myrtle avenue, stole ten dollars In currency
from the money drawer OF his master, ana was
locked up to answer.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

UDaccounfnb3e F0lly.-H0w Can Any Lady
OF taste and sense defs her ringleu with "dycs
.colorsrs' or the day, when PHALOS'S yfTALIA, or
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, harmless. transparent and
agreeable Of the floral wasrs everywhers
cursbc There not natural tngs beGln.s the hsr
OF youth which will no, impari to tho gxyer locks or
besrd or whkers IL changes the Of tho hhas from
root 10 tip; hs effect is uniform.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17
Earthquake shocks.

PARIS JAM 49, 1870.
Shocks OF earthquake were ielt yesterday at Auch,
In the Department of Gers. No injury TO life or
property Is reported.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Crisfndoro's Unriyallgd Hair Dye.-SoTd
andappliod at his wig and scap factory No. Ho
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Bnfchelor's Hair Dyo Does Not Contain
lead ytac poison; IL harmexy and 6
Bond street. Esiabfished 80 years.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

One Cold Affer Auo,i,er VIII, with H!nny
constitutions securely establish the o consumption IN
ExPECTORhNT u alws,s urompt thorough and eacs-
ious Sold eyaryv here -
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Peter Cain, forty years OF age was taken into
custody the Fortythird precinct SATURDAY. last
for stealing any dollar greenback from Peter Van
Buren, while they were In a social MOOD mt v LIQUOR
store in New York. The accused was held.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Amcricn.-Rcstorcr Amcricn. for tho Hair.
FOR restoring the natural color Of the hair has equal
Use t.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Batchelor's Hair Dye-Tbo Best In tho
world. The only perfect dye hlrvsS rsable nstanta
FActo ~ i6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

About half past ten O'Clock on Saturday night Q
kerosene oil lamp exploded, while being re-
plenshed with tnat death-doaling nuid, In the
hands OIL Mrs. Sarah Saxon, highly respectable and
estmablc lady, residing at No All Clinton street.
Mrs. Saxon, VINO was terribly burned, was attended
by Dr. Tucker, who pronounced her wounds 70 10
of q probably lata nature. Tue injured lady, VINO
is about twenty-five years OF age neglected to ex-
tingnish the wick while she was 1liing the lamp;
hence the sad accident
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

W0yHl uayann Loftcry.-Prizcs Paid tn Gold.
Information fynshed The highest paid for Douboos
Aad AZ kinds ~ 9od aud Silver
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

The Empire Base Ball Club win elect oticers to-
night at "The Study" In Hudson street. !.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Three burglars yesterday morning attempted TO
force an entrance to Frankfedts store. No. 32s
Eighth avenue, but surprised by the proprietor
and ran away, leaving jimmy behind
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Oniccr Dewitt G. Noxon, OF the Broadway squad,
died OF smallpox at tho Smallpox Hospital on
Wednesday last.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

David Carter, aged thirtynine, whose residence Il
not given in the DESPATCH attempted to commit sui
eide last evening by jumping into tho East rivel
RON pier 45. He was rescued by the police.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

Morftz Marcus died suddenly Of apoplexy on
Saturday NJ l2l East Flftyninth street. An inquest
held yesterday by Coroner keenan, developed that
fact
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
NEWS or THE DAY.
"1o ahow the very age and body Of the 7anlf''

The telegraph furnished an account some
days ago Of the murder OF Col. Coleman, au Old
aud eslimable citizen of Carroll county, Iennes'
see, and the subsequent capture ond iynch'ne
of five blacks for the offence. Before they
were shot by the ynchers they confessed
the deed, aud further stated that disguised as
u.kux, they had beaten an old man named
Bryant to death, attempted 10 ravlsh the
daughter of Mr.. McLain. murdered young
man named Hurt, and committed many other
outrages, including robbery and lncsnularIsm'
10 the same county
Some idea OF what the liquor trade OF the
United States amounts to may be gained from
the fact that on the lst Of December last there
we're in bond throughout the country $, 4oZ
545gallons enough to make good sized lake.
And this is exclusive OF grape, apple anu peach
brandy
MIR. Francis A. Walker, nominated Tor The
Superintendency of the Census. is at present
DEPUTY Special commissioned of the Revenue,
in charge of the Bureau OF Statistics, Treasury
Department. which position he has filled with
ability for the past year.
The last day of the service of Robert g. Grl-
er az Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the U.
s. was yesterday, Monday, the 3lst OF Janu-
airy, 1870. He retires under the act OF Con.
gress alter having been more than lwenty'thrce
years on the Supreme Bench.
The Senate floor was the centre OF attraction
Yesterday. Revel, the coloTed Senator from
Mississippi, made his appearance little before
noon. Out of one corner OF bis eye be looked
curiousIy at the seat formerly occupied by MIR.
Jefferson Davis, which it will be his pleasure
TO fill.
Prince Arther started on his round OF sight
seeing in New York last night by attending q
Gremen's ball at the Academy OF Music. Du.
ring the week lie goes through programme OF
dinners and receptions, and leaves New ork
on Saturday.
Passengers arrived at Boston By the north
ern railroads report \ heavy fall OF snow all
along those roads. The fall in Boston and VI
cinity is light.
Judge Lewis Collins, OF Maysvie, kcntuc
XIV, prominent citizen and author, died at
Lexington, IL that State, on Saturday night.
1t is now said that Cooke, the preacher, Is
not in the insane asylum, but is travelling out
West
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

"SLID1Nd. 1--WE are amused at the cmbar.
rassmcnt Of those persons who are going to
Join the Republican party as TO how to COM
mcncc operations. II is rather delicate sub
ject to breach to the Virginia people, and tie
sutton is twisting in his chair and clearing his
throat in order 10 make an agreeable opcnIn".
The thing will come III iicIl alter "hlIr
There are some propc on the ROAD 10 lia'!lraI.
ism who DO not YET realize The fact. They
deny it bitterly when you lax them with II;
but it is IKEA fellow when he first conn"nreS
to slip on the muddy bank ola river. lis mo.
ton is unconscious at first AMI hl* h"rI" Al"
fairly beyond revocation w!rn It 'Iawm- upon
him that in an instant liz will hr "n hi+ bacH
and then in the water. Dil you eyer Clip mp
and shoot into the river? We e" plainly
several of our lat" t'nn>rrvn'v" friends VIII"
are thus about to he rushed int" The trrhd
current OF Bulcrism and Sumncrlsn. F''c'hf
:hscensm Arcrni, &c i'ich. Eng.
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Foreign News.

The Queen will not DO present u, The opening
of the British Parliament. Her speech will be
read by commission.
The overland telegraph to India Is in work :.
ing order again.
The steamship Great Eastern is at Bombay.
Letters from Rome say DR.. Dollinger's pro =,
test against the declaration OF tho dogma OF
Papai iniallibi!ity provo kcs much excitement
and indignation at the FatlclE.
A telegram from Rome says the Pope refuses
to receive an address Of III bishops also pro
testing against the declaration OF that dogma.
The Berlin Correspondence asserts that the
German Governments will sustain their Bis
hops inthc event of contest with the atcan.
All these dispatches from Rome are doubtful
An exciting discussion occurred IN the Snan-
ish Cortcs on Saturday between senior Fig.
ueras, one OF the leaders Of the Republicans,
and Gen. Prim. The former defended the re
cent Republican Instruction, and asserted that
it was deliberate act of the people to defend
their Individual rights, which had been viola:
ted by the Government. lie further asserted
that those 50 called insurgents, who had boen
killed by Government troops were simply aSsas
sinutcd Gen. Prim arose and demanded u re-
traction Of the offensive words. Senior Flgueras
refused to rctraot them. The general suppose
ton is that the matter will end in duel.
The grand military review announced in
Madrid has been Indefinitely postponed.
Figanierec Morao. recently Portuguese Secre'
tary OF Legation and Charge d Affaires, ad in
term, ut London, goes to Washington in the
same capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
DRY GOODS,

n MI tho departments Of imaginary and real
wants Tor families and hnusckccpcrs, ~ liz
urcs most favorable for the Interests of pur-
chus ;:r:.
Aes-Al kinds OF Fancy Dry G"oi-.
I:&.- A II kinds of Mourning Goods "F the best
clMss.
aa.-All kinds Of Linens .;'l other Il"uso!nr-
nishing Dry Goods
}as-All kinds Of White Goods, FlsnnclS,
Chntnes, silks, Dress Goods, Prints, Cling
hams, Shirtings, s,hawla, C!osks, Arabs, Wr"p-
pings, AslrncI:aGs, Velvrts, Cloths, llandkcr-
chiefs. Roman Scuria, Saahns, Vclvntecns, &c.
na1- Cloths. Coatings, SuiLings, Cnssrneres,
&c of qualities md colors that may hc rclInd
on, for gentlemen youths and boys.
:eaa-Our Northern and Eastern c"rrosp"nd-
cnts send us new supplies daily.
re- We invite cSl rrInl attention t. our SOCK
of Fnhrirs adapted 10 the wants Of farmers,
;.lau!rrs mechanics, lnhorcr' and their families.
eS.-O Our whole sc&t" of prices Is %rr"n%"I |"
inaet the requirements 81 per OBS with m"d"r-
ut" incomes.
Ns.nNE PRICE ONhY MARKED IN
PLAIN flGUkE%.
.::<LrrngcIs anI S0inurnnr3 Will inspect "I"
STOCK ..t their pleasure.
tsEsetS et BROTHER,
rcuna av., and Ninth s.,
Washington, II. T..