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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-04


And many things for less than cost, nor"
this date until all are disposed Oi
To any one wishing 20 engage IN m"
business we will give E&TRAORDINAkl
Inducements ifupplication be- mad" "'"n.
Persons wishing 10 furnish their h"us~
can now save AT LEAST " PER 'ENI.
by awaiting themselves Of this opportunity
Our stock IL large, comprising Fin" IMlm
Suits OF OUR OWS MANUFA'l IN.
guaranteed and ofbeSt material; aI-O ham.
Der suits from the best makers ~ Boston
and the Eastern cities; also Of all ID" ch'i
or grades. Also u large stock ~ afp'.
best English Brussels, . Ply and Ingram"
best makes
Come on with your cash. We moan WIZ
we say.
Persons knowing Themselves indebted /"
us will please call and settle a nj. bIi' .h
paid after thirty days will b" pia"1. 'n Nc
hands Of a collector.
ETA Salesman Wanted.
February 4th, 1871. t'
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

1t useless for State Legislatures to pass laws for
the preservation OF the public health If the great
law of selfpresel vation which depends for its en-.
forcement upon the will of the individual is suffered
to remain dead letter.
There is scarcely an adult member OF the commu.
nifty OF either SEX in the country who has not seen
the testimony in favor of Hostetters Stomach Bit.
ters furnished their own signatures by persons
of acknowledged eminence in science literature, art,
commerce. and every department of business and
professional lite These witnesses have declared in
the most explicit terms that the preparation is a
safeguard against epidemics, sovereign remedy for
dyspepsia, valuable ambitious medicine, promo
ter of appetite, genial and harmless stimulant a
good acclimating medicine, strengthener of the
nerves, general invigorant, a protection against
the delctcrous effects of malaria and impure water,
and that it imparts degree Of vgor and activity to
the vital forces which is not communicated by any
other Of the tonics and stomachics in use Under
these circumstances the sepreservative law of ma
ture should teach every rational person who either
by reason of inherent debility in consequence of
exposure or unwholesons influences, is in peril OF
losing the greatest OF all temporal blessings health
the importance'ef using the Bitters as defensive
medicine. Dyspeptics who negest TO give it tlia
are simply their own enemies. 1t is guaranteed to
cure Indigestion in all its forms, and the bilious and
nervous will find nothing in the whole range OF
oiicnal and proprietary medicines which will afford
Them the same relief
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

TIE HOWE FAMILY.-At m Getting of some
of the members of the Howe family in Boston
in March last twas voted to have genera
family gathering and celebration at South
birmingham, Mass ,on the 21st day Of August,
1871. Col. Frank E. Howe OF New York is
chairman OF the committee of arrangements
and Elias Howe, No. 1O3 Court street, Boston
Secretary and Treasurer. Hon. Joseph Howe,
Secretary of State for the Dominion of Canada
will deliver the Grafton, and Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe of Boston furnish poem. Addresses
will be made by Hon. VIM. Writ Howe, Judge
of the Supreme Court OF Louisiana, Hon. Tim
othy o. Howe, U. s. Senator from Wisconsin
DIR. G. S. Howe of Boston, Hon. Henry Will
son of Massachusetts, and others. The place
where the meeting is to be held is a well
known lovely grove, which has been a favorit'
resort for many years. The Howe family il
ore of the largest in the country, there beini
nine branches among the early settlers OF New
England, and dating back, in our history, Il
$780, All of the name, OF who are connected
whit by marriage are invited to be presen
| GU the 31st Of August.
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In this city, July I. Margaret A., daughter W.
X. and NJ l.. Hartman, aged II years months.
belfast and Wisconsin papers please copyl
In this city, July 2. Hezekiah Purinton, aged sc
years II months IA days.
Prayers tnis Monday morning, at Ii O'Clock, al
the residence OF the late Nath' l.. Purin.on No. 12l
Oxford Street.
In Denmark, June 20, suddenly, of erysipelas
Ebenezer Warren, aged IS years 10 months 20 days
Bangor and Boston papers please cOpy.]
In Mecanic Falls, June I, Mr.. u. Wallace Mason.
aged 20 years.
In Norway, June II, Peter Kimba Esq, aged rs
years.
In BridgtoD, June 26, Mr.. William Bennett, aged
66 years 10 months.
In Mechanic Falls, June rs. Mrs. Matilda Durham,
aged 70 years.
In Norway, June o. Mr.. james Buck aged 80 yIs;
30th, M P. Smith, aged 81 years 10 months.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

CoNNEcTIcuT, it appears, has discovered
Lucretia Borgia in the person of Mrs. lydia
Sherman, who was arrested at New Rrrns.
wick, N. j., Friday, by officers from Connec,i.
cut, who charge her with having poisioned
three husbands and two step children, the off.
spring of her last husband by former mar
riaa<kk The police of New Brunswick have
had@ woman under surveillance for two or
three weeks awaiting the COLLISION OF suff1-
e. cieht evidence TO y tnt hes gst. and ena.
kGov. Jewell. Her No Lnsbapd 4ae al. r.
hermaD OF Derby,E He was widower
With two chiljrenx6h years and the other
fifteen: Within u lbs these three died.
all under the same ances, and posion
was found in ~ pit all three. The
officers state ii bile to fix upon the
alleged nurd ess the Chase of poisson sim
liar to thatsF which traces were round, and
that there is no doubt that the woman is guilty
Of one Of the most Startling crimes ever com
United in this part Of the country. On being
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

A spEcK OF trouble appears on the horizon
of Utah. One David III. Wells, calling HIM
self Lie utenant General, orders out the militia
for parade on the Fourth, contrary to the
United States law, and the acting Governor of
the Territory, forbids their assembling. Wells
is commander Of the famous Nauvoo Legion,
but is not recognized by the government, and
is entirely Unauthorized. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the Mormons will not attempt to
carry out their scheme in the face of the proc
lamation. If they do, the laws will be enforc-
ed, aud trouble may ensue.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

Gh;ah was'1;theri real or well assumed She
cave no appearance of guilt, and beyond simple
ssnrorise and an assertion of her Innocence, did
not seem to be at all affected. She was taken
- Nav Haven.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

Washington despatch says that minister
Low is with Admiral Rogers at Corea in ac-
cordance with instructions for the purpose of
opening the way for treaty. Although it is
not known whether the government anticipat-
ed hostilities, it seems certain that conduct of
Admiral Rodgers under the circumstances is
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
Eiremen,S Parade.

The Firemens procession OF the 4th of July will be
conn posed as follows:
First in line will be platoon of police followed BY
the Portland Band, Board OF Engineers, Machgonne
Company No. l, Portland Company, No 2, Hook
and Lauder Company, Yarmouth Band, Cumber-
land Company, No 3, Casco COMPANY, No. 5 Dirigo,
No. 8. Steamer No. l. Machgonue Hose Steamer No.
2, Portland Hose. Steamer No. 3, Cumberland Hose
Hook and Ladder Carriage Steamer No. 5, Casco
Hose the spare engine, Driso No. 8, engine and
rlage city reel.
The right Of the column will rest on Myrtle street,
forming at IL o'clock A NJ. 1t will move no Con-
gress street to Pine, Pine street, through Carlton
to Brackett up Bracket to the Promenade, where
1t Will halt Tor short rest, Reforming will move
down to Bowdou to Spring, down Spring to Brack-
EFT, down Brackett to Danforth, down Danforth to
State, through State to Deering, down Deering TO
high, down High to Free, down Free to Middle,
down Middle TO India, ut India to Congress, up
Congress to Mounttort, down Mountfort to Monu-
ment, up Monument to Munjoy, up Munjoy TO Mer-
ri up Merrill to Quebec, down Quebec 20 North, up
North TO Congress, down Congress to Washington,
dow washington to Cumberland, down Cumberland
to NJ. rite, up Myrtle 10 Congress.
The exhibition OF the new steamer will take place
&C u O'Clock 2. NJ, at the corner OF Portland and
Green streets.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Programme Fourth July
MILITARY Parade.

The Military Companies OF this city, consisting OF
the Portland Mechanic 6lues, Post Boswo'th No. 2,
G. A. r., Army and Macy Uuion, Portland Light
Infantry, under command OF Geo. W. Parker, Chas.
J. Pennell, Act. Adjt., and Dr.. Shaw, Sergeant OF
Battalion.
Line formed on Congress street, right resting
Centre street. at O'Clock p. M. Column will then
march down Congress street, to City Hall, and re-
eeive reviewing ofncer and suit.
Thence down Congress to India, down India to
Middle. up Middle to Free, through Free TO High,
down High to Spring. up Spring 10 State mp State
to Pine, up Pine to Bracket. through Bracket to
parade grounds on Western Promenade, where the
Battalion will be reviewed by his honor, Mayor
kingsbury and suit. After review will be Battalion
drill and dress parade.
ReturniDg-COiumn will march down Congress st.
to City Hall, leaving viewing officer and suit; alter
Which parade will be dismissed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
DRPARrURR OF OCEAN srEAmERs
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF POHrLA
Saturday, July Q.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York, - mdse t
Henry Fox.
Sch Lindsey. Hamilton, Salem.
Sch Ocean, Grant, Ellsworth.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotts, Colby, Halifax, NS-John For
te0us. ~, -,
steamer Linda. Sus, Yarmouth, NS-John Por-
Sch Daisy ,Br, Bannan, St Andrews, NB-J0hn
Porteous.
sAILED-Barques Daring, and Andes brig Mer-
riwa, and others.
ARRIVED.
steamer John Brooks, Lisc0mb, Boston.
Brig Torrent, Tibbetts, Philadelphia coal 10 Ran
dali McAister Il Co. Vessel &c j S Winslow & Co.
Brig Eudorus Farr. Philadelphia.
Sch Della Kinds. Wells. CALAIS for Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Sch s II Jameson OF Rockland, from New York
for Aux Caves. wrecked on the NE point OF
Inagua night OF the 9th ult. The cargo was saved
ISr,c Iniia Il Arey OF Bangor, from Philadelphia
for Martinique put into st Thomas i7uh ult leaking
hadv and would probably b condemned
Sch CnderiIla at Boston from Bremen. had bow
snr;t broken and jb and head riggi g damaged by
collision with steamer Aries. .,,
Scb II w White. Smith. from Gardiner Tor Sa-
yannah. put into Vineyard Haven z9tn. Win loss OF
i;bboom and cathead, having been in collision with
an sc c%" Anteope OF Rockland. from New York for
Newburyport, with corn. put into Newport 10Th,
jeaking badly '
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FRANOIsCO-Ar 2st, ship Commodore, Gil
m0Ie, Port Ludlow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
PROPOSALS

w Root covering about sixteen thousand fis 900,
square feet and OF sheds covering about forty hous
and t4noCOl square Leet. The s,antlng OF Number
IN Koo', IS from l2x9 downwards aud OF sheds from
5xs down Boards tor the root and top OF sheds
tongued, gro,ved and well pianed on side. The
Total quantity Is about 500 900 teet measu emsnt
All to be cut TO dimension and framed, marked
carefully and delivered in shipping condition at
fhladeiphia, in one lit abput Seotember LIST, ISL.
All bids tor this work 10 be addressed
HENRY q. NORRIS,
Southwark Foundry,
Philadelphia Pa,
With references when plans will be sent.
TER Ms, cash on delivery and approx al of lumber
in Philadelphia. jy3-n
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

The paragraph touching the Presidency oil
Bowdoin College, which appeared in these
columns on Monday, was taken down from
the statement of one of the trustees of that
institution who is warm personal friend Of
the gentleman named in connection with that
position, and who desires above all things to
see him elected. We added nothing to his
statement and suppressed nothing contained
in it. The editor of the Advertiser has not
yet recovered from the monomania which
We not long since described; consequently he
copies crazy TRADE from the Brunswick
Telegraph, edited by an old fellow who has
had bee in his bonnet anytime these twenty
years, in which the most diabolical motives
are attributed to the PRESS for publishing
this item of news, which is alleged to be gin
the interest of another candidate" We have
heard of no other candidate. Who is hep IF
he is real entity, and not a Pigment of the
heated imagination of these editorial toadies
and volunteer lackeys, let him beware! The
enthusiasts of the Telegraph and the Adoer-
User Will assas sinate him for his audacity.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

IT is said that there is hardly doubt that
the recent spread of the small pox in New
York came to the city from the hospital on
Blackwell's Island. Patients discharged as
cured from the hospital, are known to have
Ward, and here the disease first made its ap
pearaDce, and spread most rapidly. Twenty
three cases were found in the single block be
tween Forty fifth and Forty-sixtb streets, ani
Second and Third avenues. 1t extended a
oLce across town to the twenty second Ward
and then down the east and west smultane
ously, being carried BY passengers in the stree
cars.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

ford County Republican Convention met al
Paris Hill on Friday, and made the following
nominations: gs :.
Senators-Otis Hayford, Jr., Canton; E. q.
Harrington, Fryeburg
" County Tr0asurer-Fred E. Shaw, Paris.
County Commssioner-H. A. Ellis, Canton
Judge of Probate-A. H. Walker, Lowell.
The above are all denominations except Mr.
Harrington, of Fryeburg, who succeeds Mr.
Cleaves. Mr.. Harrington has had Legislative
experience, being a member of the House in
1869. The Convention was large and harmo
Mons
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

Mr.. PILLsBURY, in one of his speeches at
the Augusta Convention which he addressed
as "felow Democrats" spoke of the destruc-
ton of American commerce by rebel cruisers,
and declared that this great branch of nation
al industry should have revived as soon as
''your rebel cruSsers' had been driven off and
destroyed. Mr.. Pillsbury did his fellow Dem
Ocrats the honor to speak of these pirates as
"gour rebel cruisers" ut least three times 1t
may be true that the commanders of those
cruisers and those who sent them out were
Democrats and are Democrats to-day; but ii is
q matter OF doubt whether it was necessary
under the stress of taking "new departure"
to claim those war ships as "your cruisers. -
We have seen men, who, after their CONVEX
sion, seemed to take delight in portraying
their depravity before they were brought to the
light, but never expected to see Mr.. PilIsbury
in that penitent frame of mind that compelled
him to declare that the cruisers that DESTROYED
our commerce we're the special property of the
Democratic party. It cannot be that this
truthful yet uncalled for confession was inten-
tional If 1T was real and intended, its sub.
Unity surpassed the assertion of Mr.. Clifford
that 1t was the pride of the Democratic party,
under the Constitution as it was" that it had
given its urssaoerving support to the Slavery of
man."
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OIEOIALF NOIICES,
New England Securities
BONDS
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY GO.

THE e. & N. A. RAILWAY is completed from
i Bangor, Maine, 10 st. John. New Brunswick, a
distance OF 2f2 miles,-w the exception of 5s
mile between Winn. Me-, and the boundary line Of
the State al Vanceb"ro- On this portion the track
is now icing lad, botE from Vim eastward and
from yanceboro, acest1ard and il is fully expected
that the work will be completed and trains running
This road will then he
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
N A X u I n 10 I.

In this city, by Rev. f. Southworth, William II.
Griffin of Portland, and Miss Mary j. Latham, Of
Cape Elizabeth.
In Brunswick. June 26, VIM. H. Thomas and Miss
Caihia s. Newell, both OF Durham.
In T0psham. June IL, Oren T. Despair, of Boston,
and SUSIE 4, Slower, OF Topsham.
In Skowhegan, June rs, Converse L. Webb and
Rachel P. Steward. Nh
In Hampton, June "a, Jos. f. johnson and Clara
E. Cushman.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Card,

Card.
The undersigned hereby tender their sincere
thanks to The Fire Department, Police Depart.
mont and the citizens generally who SO kindly
aided them in saving their property at the fife on
the morning OF July 2nd.
DAVID AVERILL & CO.
.Julv g. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

A bottle Of lATHAM'S CATHARTIC EXTRACT
VIII preserve the health OF most families for an en-
tire year. All the druggists have it, Tvs SN Nv
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03
Peter & Stephen Thacher,
COuasellors 4 Attorneys at Law.
IA Psmbert,n Square, Boston.
July ], 1871. jy3 SN MWF 3m
II E MI O " A l. F..

Messrs. Gallison q Colby have removed fr I'M No
III Gray to 80 Spring street, whore onIar grt and
more convenient quarters, they will keep a supply
OF choice Family Provisions and Groceries, and hone
60 retain their numerous former customers, and So
licit the patronage oil their new neighborhoOd.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

How Pleasant.
o how pleasant tits to hear,
When the mornings bright and clear,
From a thousand tiny thIOats,
Music in lite sweetest notes;
o how pleasant through the day,
To see the children at their play,
Piucking here and there the flowers,
In the Summers shining hours:
To see the Boys in handsome CLOTHES,
Coat, Pants, Vest, Hat and Shoes complete,
Which they have bought at GEORGE reNNo's
Corner OF Beach and Washington street.
Boston, June 8. jeS sn I'm
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

At EIGHT DOL
LARS---C0rgO of Wakes
barre StOVe and Egg Coal
eUhick aUdIL be deJiVereG S2e
quantities to saGit at the ObOVe
LOsU price as long as the lot
l0sts--O3' the continuance of
this notice by
JOS. I'll. POOR d. BIO.
I'm
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

a good Lauudress at No. II State Street.
"A july3tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

Ladies should buy their Furnishing at 70 Middle 81
Nice Parasos cheap at 70 Middle st.3 door from @
You find the most Fashionable Goods at 20 Middle st
The Ladies should learn prices at 70 Middle street.
Ladies, buy your Gloves at 70 Middle st. Prices low.
Ladies' please remember that our store Is but three
doors from Marble P. D. and that you can find one
OF the best assortments of Fancy Goods Hoop Skirts
White and ColOred Skirts. Ladies, Suits, Bustles
and Linen Collars, CUFFS and CUTS with Under.
sleeves attached; hamburg Edgrngs and Inseriugs
Roman Scarfs, Ladies' Undergarments, Dress Trim
Gentlemen, Tor you we have Hosiery, Collars,
Cloth surface Cuffs. Cuff Buttons, N, ck-Ties &c.
Fox Block, Third Door from the Marble Post Office
EDye-house Agency at our store. je2l sn If
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

SAN FRANOIsCO-Ar 2lst, ship Commodore. Gil
more, Port Ludlow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

The Seaweed Tonic in conjunction with the Pills ner
meates and assimiates with the food Qualification is
now progressing wtthoutits previous tortures Digestion
becomes painless, and the is to be at hand
Ihere Is no more hatuence exacerbaton Of the sto
mach. An appetite sets in.
Now comes the grestest blood Puriasr ever vet given
by an indugent father to suffering man Echeicxs Put
monte Syrup comes in to perform its fncfione and 20
hasten and complete the It enters at once its
work Nature cannot be cheated 1t collects and rpens
the impaired and diseased portions Of the IN the
form Of gatherings it prepares them for expectoraon
ana lo In very short time the malady is vanqushed
he rotten throne that occupied is renovated and
new and the patient in all the dignity of reeained vicor
steps forth to enjoy the manhood or womanhood that
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-03

Try One.
Why don't you buy one OF those Economy Fur
naces OF FRED FORS Attn. and save fuel, have no
heat in the room IT they don't suit carry them back
and get our money That is the way he sells them
at the Market House, Market Square. jessnd1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
GEO RGETOWN.

BOARD OF ALDKRMEN.-This Board met last
night, all the members present. and MIR. Peck
In the chair. Mr.. Peck offered an ordinance to
provide for winding up the affairs OF the cor
Poration. 1t authorizes the clerk to pay all
claims against the corr grafton now due and
nerealter to become due, TO June LIST; passed
Also. resolution In reference to continuing the
0mcts OF Clerk and Treasurer for the purpose
OF settling up the affairs Of the corpora ton said
oncer To be paid salary OF 81 900 per annum:
passed. Mr.. Magruder offered A ras,Iution a.,
isvor of the Industrial Home School. annrnnri -
siine sZc0 for the same; passed. Mr.. Peck of.
feIsd resolution In relation to a former ~
collector authorizing the Mayor to settle the
Claims OF the corporation against him on the
best terms possible; passed. The following bills
from the EOard OF Common Council were con-
eidered ara passed: Resolution to redeem the
.own mouse property; one appropriating funds
Ior harbor purposes; one to pay expenses Of the
poor and workhouse; one to pay bills of the
nIe department; one making arrangements for
PARTICIPATION OF the corporate authorities in the
thor zing the clerk Of the Corporation D creT
the accounts Of the pr sent and Iats tax co,
iec'ors with certain unpaid taxes; one auf horiZ-
the judgment Of r. K. Grawsotd a 0as 20 pay
cofporatop; concurrent resolution apl 1ntino
committee to make arrangements for the ins
angoraiion OF the new government, and resoln-
uon relieving Edward ynch from pa, meut q.
o Judgment held by the corporation agaioss h.,
COMMON COUNCII.-Ths Chair laid hss,, !. ~:
board communication f. ON the Mayor sts,in
the object Of the NEE, ng t. be TO make srrsns
nenfs 70 close up the affairs Of the corpn- ge-
The following were passed:-Resolr, =, 4ton.
pay bills OF GEORGETOWN Gas Light ,,a Mons 10
AND OF Simms Brothers for coal: raso,n.ip
owing the present Geo. w RAM an'a "a, al.
Isx Collector tJos L. Simr ,si csTtai, Huu tee
n isolation onto to pay bills Of D. j. Mcoaian s,s
H. W. Brewer sol sdmon and Norris si9,
STAR CoNpAry a., oe and Seligson, EVENING
s1.ss; resolntians~ .0.50 and Dickson and King
workhopse faS 10 pay accounts of poor and
fire depaIfms ,ast qrarter; to pay expenses Of
Edward L. mt TO A ri I. 1871; for the relief of
lenses g ,hch so; apprJpria-ing S55 for ex-
Oh. IRE department at the Inaugural
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

POLICE CoUET, Judge SaeH.-James McGraw
ard John Mcpherson, charged with di.Crderly
corduct, did not answer, and II cir collateral
$50 each) was ordered to be forfeited. Julia
washington, charged with pulling mp flowers in
The Agricultural grounds; tined s.. Randall
johnson, colored, charged with assault and
was not guilty OF assault aud battery, but be
took switch and tbrashed her; fined 500 aud
costs, or sixty days in jail. Sarah .John.on,
: z aud costa -SN~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
Odeon Hall.
Ode0a Hal.
CLOTEIEGl

CLOTHING!
nice lifting SUIT can always be found at z
Mallach's, Odeon Hall, corner AZ street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Handsome Suits, all coIOrs, qualities and STYLES
meres.
Alo, large stock OF Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Bet stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

BLACK, BLUE, and other colored walkinc
Coa's. from Sl4 to Sls; Vests to match for
end 50. PanraloOns, to complete the suit, vii
cost from TO 80.
Ready made, for One Price only.
GEO. =. HRNNINg,
4l0 7th street n. w