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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-16

their pleasure;
Nne--Pounds in my pocket when cash
require
Tcn-FayorS are all that on earth | desire,
| And a passport to Heaven when from earth
retire
Frederick Town, June q, 1893.
He was fond of a good cigar or
pipe and enjoyed himself hugely when
smoking or conversing with u friend.
TIE CIGAR
Ry Gro,ye T'isler.
Tho !cSr is gone overland yet have ll'r,
And sit by my fire with my boys and my
wife;
While others are planning Destruction and
| open my drawer and smoke my cigar,
Although winter RACES laugh at the storm,
Nv great coat around me, which keeps
me quite warm
NV sorrows chase and drive them afar
And smiling, and happy, | smoke my
cigar.
The election nc'cr troubles my head or my
/
! Or who shall the seat of the Presidency
gain
| Let Adams or Jefferson ride ON the car,
Its equal to me, and smoke my cigar
not,
! And in their orations, oft handle the pot ;
am better content, and easier hv far,
In staving at home with my friends and
cigar.
| Frederick Town, Jan. 5, 1871.
In january and February, $50, he
published II number Of ESSAYS in the
Mkprud,m l,o/1micrr, over the sig
nature Of the Lay Preacher, which
were models Of tcrsc and dlgnltied
composition, and gave evidence Of The
generosity of his feelings.
Iuy P,,arh,r.-"Tcach me TO feel anoth-
rr's woe. -"'rhi> is the season of the year,
in which the tender ,rnsihl.iy of human
nature ought To hc cNcrCi%cd towards ih"
sons and daughter, OF distress. In this in
clement month OtlAnuarv,lhc finer feelings
Of the suul OUGHT to be roU"rd to alleviate
,T .nG,G % VI ,' "', r,y,,us s nf n;jy "mI @
rnmm,~.ion into lIIr lev regions Of pcnury
and despair. ."--!SIo
.,.p.., -. c..n.,.r,;,.r ,,,
,tir '~n.,;,ro r,nr,r,n Lt me in fine
name of ,hcchil,r ol sorrow. impress the
duties OF humanity in every breast Sweet
via be '"r s''SHl'oiS 'hat I"W lI,n , "''y' h
",n ,'"l "ni! ,,I, ' -, ' ". ''., ',',, M ' h ~ n,hrr
in in act, nfchari,y-lrtIs wipc,Ic ;rar. from
the eyes of ~orroW--Icl us gladden. tine wi
dow ) heart and rrl"'" the unhcir,rnd"I
or','an f" ~, ,,, mummy 2,"Er ,, i, iTr ~
nrn '| nr, ,',I -, I'I Ihr W,,,h "Tthr uniyrrsr
and nnrhl moi to he Mr,rrrd away for ten
Thousand worlds BrncyoIrncc is the seed
soWn in the GOOD groin! h"rr, ana the mo-
nest pr'I,'' l",rNGS' W M'' ''' r'l' III " IT.
'"'' ''''' '''''' "''''
There are a hundred other incidents
in the life of Mr.. IriSIcr, historical
and amusing. to which we might refer
did SPACE rrrmit--his acts Of charitv,
his c1micaI druIlrrv, his lulr uf home.
his power Of conversation and enter
t,in,ncnt Of tricnlS-but these will
sulicn to show, That taking him all in
nh as = Printer Poet Merchant, Mo
raj and Political Philosopher and as a
Man. he WAS Il gentleman ol brilliant
i,oaajuatioD, Great common sense, Il
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GEORGE TRtSLER ;
BY CALAMUS.

The Port Laur~te of Fredtrirh County.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29

WHETHER or not those who feed the Apache Indians believe they. are encouraging murder, we think the proof will soon be ample to convince every other person that they are doing just that thing. The Borderer of April 20, has the following:
 Major Kelly fight with the Apaches has demonstrated the fact as to who were his foes. The chief who was killed, was Salvador, chief of the so- called good Indians upon the reserva- tion. Nearly dozen of the wounded Indians are to-day at the reservation, and perhaps under the kind and pro- tecting care of some physician employ ed by the government.
 The most conclusive evidence is brought to light by the last fight of Capt. Russell, in which Indians were killed who had in their possession "Ration Tickets" issued by Lieut.. A. G. Hennisee who was their agent, we understand, short time since at the reservation. Not only were this band of murderers on their way home for more rations from the government, but carrying with them the trophies of their successful raid.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29
lending others. Let them occasion

lending others. Let them occasion ally remember that they are creatures of the law, and all their pay and privileges come from the people at large, and that the people who have to pay then all and more than they earn-as in the case of those recently mustered out, if not others-will criti- else them, that they have right to do so, that no amount of inflated import ance frightens tax payers, and now and then make some effort to earn their pay with becoming propriety, and they will grow in the esteem of the public very fast, and soon escape other than compliments, which are so dear to nearly all of them.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29
THE Borderer of April IA, says:

We have received g. Memorial to Congress from the Legislature of Ari- zona, accompanied with affidavits pub lished in pamphlet form showing the horrid outrages perpetrated by the Apaches in that Territory. If it were possible to be done, we would recom- mend to the republican convention to meet at Santa Fe, to nominate Hon. R. c. Mccormick delegate from Ari- zona to represent us in Congress. He seems to feel for the pioneer and works for him. We learn that he does full share already for us of this Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29

Ex-SENAToR, Jacob M. Howard, of Michigan, died at Detroit, April ?, at the age of s1xty-six. Few men filled as many places of honor and trust with credit to himself and those he served. He commenced political life as member of the Michigan Legis- lature in 1888, and afterwards was member of Congress, State officer, and from March 1863 to March 1871, Senator of the United States.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29
Authorized Agents for The Citizen
Value of the Gadsden Purchase.

When the great territory known as
 the Gadsden Purchase was transferred to the United States, there was a
 strong disposition in the public mind to depreciate the country. Many affirmed that it was 8 strip of worth
 less territory. Others said that two or three prices had been paid for the country. In fact, the statement was generally indorsed that we had made poor bargain, which could only be justified on the score of economy, by the consideration that better bound- ary line had been obtained. But the Gadsden Purchase looms up in the Territory of Arizona, and with all the drawbacks of Indians and remoteness of great thoroughfares, the territory purchased for ten million dollars, would probably be appraised at nearer a hundred millions. Its vast wealth has hardly been touched. Enough is known to warrant the statement that 1t is the richest mineral territory of the United States. In few years all Iuc UIOuOlcSOlllc IllllltsllS WILL llSdD- pear; one or more railroads will cross the Territory, State Government will be substituted, roads will be construct ed, streams will be bridged. FaciG- ties for travel will be so good that less than twenty-four hours will be re- quired to transport passengers to the. heart of the country. The agricultural resources, which for a long time had been overlooked, are now known to be very important. The uplands will produce cotton, and the valleys all the cereals. In short, Arizona contains all the natural resources for a great State, which 1t is destined to become at no distant day. Nobody now re- viles the "Gadsden Purchase. - $. F. Bulletin.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29
E'Eae AE.iZOlna Citizen
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Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29

E. N. FISH. $ SILvERBERG. Tucson. San Francisco,
 Jos. CoLLINGwOoD, Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29
Large Sale of Property

WYE WILL SELLAT. PRIVATE SALES w 16 Wagons, ,150 set of Harness, 125 goodsMules, 50 good Horses of all work, Saddles, Brides, &c. 800 head of beef Cattle; milk Cows and work Oxen; Hogsl Sheep; Flour, Beans, Bacon, Pork, Tallowl Dry Hides, Blacksmiths Tools; Mowing1 machine and Having Tools; also, largd| lot of useful property too numerous td chandise.
 We will sell all of the above at reduced prices for cash or good notes. We will trade any of the above property for grain.
 HINDS & HOOKER. Tucson, A. T., Jan. Il, 1871. 14tt
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29
For Sale. A large assortment of well seasoned PINE LUMBER.

at 10 and 1219 cents per foot Will receive orders for any kind and make and deliver at 40 days notice Place of business-Sam Hughes Lum- ber- Yard.
 A. HAZARD. Tucson, March Sth, 1871. 22tf.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-29
Pine Lumber!

ENHE SANTA RITA SAW MILL CO., \ are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
 Lu1nbe and Shingles at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store of Messrs. E. N. Fish & Co.,, and they will be promptly filled. 25tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-16

We are reminded by friends interested in the
welfare Of the northern part of the city that il il
not alone on eth street south where the str,pet
railway line is playing hob with the prese ntstrt
grades The difference between the grade OF Tho
rarriageway and the track Of the new Columbia
line. for instance, and notably along New York
avenue, is something wonderful to behold in the
way Of engineering. II Is not only an eyesors a.
I stands. but it must be absolutely dangerous in
places: ard at some of the street Intersections
II viii he, after heavy or prOtracted rain, very
u1lcult for vehicles and almost impossible for
loot passengers to get across. 1t surely must be
'he business OF somebody To provide remedy for
ihcse evils; and II it isn't the duty OF the Boar,
o. Public Works, whose is it?
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Double Sheet Tomorrow.

We shall Tomorrow print another double MINI
her, containing an unusually large and interest
ing variety Of reading matter. In this shape
THR STAB furnishes more Tor the price at which
IL is sold than any paper in the United States,
great or small, and account OF the rare attrac-
tons offered by il, the Saturday issue has All
exceptionally large circulation, both ut home
and abroad. making it the best channel attain
able ton business men and others who wish TO
give their announcements the widest possible
publicity.
Advertisements should be handed in before ia
o'clock, to insure their insertion; anu news
dealers and Others desiring extra Numbers of tLs
paper Of that day should also send I'm their orders
before the same hour, as after that tims il i,
impossible to meet extraordinary demands. 90
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We SCI it stated that the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
read Company is negotiating for the purchase of
the Washington and Ohio railroad, with q vieyy
OF extending westward to a connection with tn.
Ohio roads and forming a competing line with
the Baltimore and Ohio line after the Point of
Rocks road is finished. This may or may not be
true, hut the public Is prepared to give credit 10
almost any reported new enterprise OF the Penn
sylVania company. This company, entering
upon its career twenty-fOur years ago with the
short piece Of road from Harrisburg To Johns
town. has step BY step obtained control Of nearIv
the whole railroad system Of PennsyIvania; fun
Possession OF lines from Philadelphia to Cincin-
natl, st. Louis and Chicago. and has just effected
the lease Of the whole railroad system of New
Jersey. including the two main lines of road and
canal from New York TO PHILADELPHIA. and /.
network Of roads covering the southwestern
counties of the State. Ii has at the same tina
gOt possession Of franchises in AIarylaiid and
Virginia by which 1t will speedily have = COM
Plete railroad system from Philadelphia & New
Orleans, both by the way Of the great Valley Of
Virginia and by coast and interior lines ria BAL
iimOTe. Washington, fredericksburg, RieLmoud
and Danville.
Aud the Napoleonic plans OF the master spir,ts
or that company extend stfu further. One of
ih,m, Thomas a. Scott, has recently beenfnad,
President % the Union Pacific railroad. and we
shall probably soon hear, as an item OF railroad
news. that the Pennsylvania company has Sc
cured the remaining linksin the connection from
Chicago 70 San Francisco, and thus has fun
control OF q line from ocean 10 ocean.
Undoubtedly the Pennsylvania company is the
greatest financial power in the country, ami it
may speedily prove to be the greatest political
power Thus far II has done only good to Wash
ind.
vet Il cannot be denied that corporation pos
se>>ing such enormous powers il an object of an
prehen-ion in a republic, though for the present
these Iowersmay be exercised onlyfor the nublic
good, in the hands Of sagacious, Iarge-Ininded
nor.
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Strikes seem 70 be epidemic this season, and
England IL afflicted well America. The
London Times, of the 81 instant, says that the
collicTs of south Wales and their employers have
failed TO come To any agreement respecting the
scale of wages to be paid from and after the
commencement Of the present month, and the
result l. the turn out OF a large number Of men.
and there Is much reason TO fear that there VIII
be a prolonged struggle unless some plan Is
devised by which the difficulties can be adjusted.
The same paper states that great strike Of the
miners in Lancashire is probable in consequence
Of the refusal of the employers to grant what is
asked 81 them by the operatives
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II answer TO an inquiry made Of the President
Yesterday in regard to the Georgetown COLLECTOR
ship b. reiterated his previous statement that
th- appointment would not be made until the
return OF General Chipman- At the present rate
at progress Of the Kilkenny cat fight between
the principal contestants for the place not a
ycstiEe OF them will be left Oh the General.
return n We OF six weeks hence
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY June I6. 1871.
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the sunmV or
ssy portion Of it may have THR STAR sent to
then address for such time they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the buA-
mes office of the paper.
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a. course if the Repsbl'edR published. Ninety
min IA tbe shade" before ..PunchineIIo" did, it
tan ,.Gasr &c date. Equally thin il the implica-
tiOr that THE STAR bOrrOws its news Our
neshhOr will have to excuse the loud smile in
Obliged by the public over its exposure and try
Ia In I.e.fer next time
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c,verumeut Securities
Marl.efa Tn.unr

BALfisaoRR, June l6-tIottoIl--A A. DIV ancing ten
dcHry; low midfling. l9'saI9'=. Pour fairly &C
tlYei Howard street superEne, sS5lS 81 ga; extra,
so sly fsmly, 81 xsiSS. ~; City Mills eupar,
me SstSi q extra, S6.laSS; family, 3>ASII:
family sI-EassZs. Wheat quiet and unchang 4
Whtic uthern corn active Sla9J; yellow sou: bern
quiet, l1a19 mixed western, 76,f Oats quiet Ti,SI
PIoVisions unchanged. Hhiskey quiet and s.ealy
RALTIsdOEE, juno I6--NiTeinia sixcs old 81 bill
S ked DO. lS, " bid, as aSkcdsd 1867 ,sS bid 10
s~kri' d" coup n, old, 90 asked d.. new a ask sd
= bid. - 49, ~
NEw YORK, June l6.-Stocks steady but dali.
6"ic, Ii Governments steady auSd quiet NJ jncy
easy, 3 Virginia skies, o do, new -. North Car
CIiha@, =; do, new, "a. Exchange, long, TO-,
NV foRk, June l6.-Flnur quiet and unchanged.
W heat DUH and unchanged. Ctsn srsrce and firm
Meteorological Record-June 1G,Ts5 A. NJ.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

After it became known in New York Yesterday
that .he Treasury awarded only S2,0N,5D Of the
gold hid tr, the PRICE in the gold rnom advanced to
lis and there was little eXcitem mt in tho dealing
The money market remains At 3af gor cent. for
cal loAns; Commercial paper is duiI and rates
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n SsATTENTIoS KNIGHTS fEAPLARs-The
Wy Sir Knights Of WASHINGTON GOMMAN
derry, No !. h I are directed to assemble. Al the
A~y lUU ia tui uniivTml SATl RpAY, IIth its ,rtt
AT 800 COk p. to attend the funeral of err u
eassd fTstcT SIR "A. +. GCNNI SGHAa.
COLI MBIA and POTOMAC COMMUNICATES
are csurteCusly inv led e. attend. Carriages viii he
IN ATTENDANCE N
b. order If the Frn Crrn
1t WARREN ". oROCTT Recorder
I(tirDD Re srdp Pa rfn
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week, In n
new dr,ss, is now ready, and contains all
about the Bowen Bisamy, and other current
topics; a number Of Capital Tales, Sketches and
short Poems; extended account of the proceed
lngs OF the june session OF the Potomac Fruit
tons; all the Local News; the latest Tele-
graphic News from all parts OF the world;
Political News from an quarters; Wash
topics; Agricultural articles; valuable House
hold Recipes Monetary and Commercial news,
&c.
Terrs: One dollar and . half per annum, in
advance; single copies i've cents, neatly an VEL
oPed for mailing.
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Cuc matt is q good deal tiekled because the
OlymPies, the Washington branch of the old
Rcd Stocking club, beat Chicago's White Stock
incS.
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WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIcER,)
! WAsHISGTos, Id. c., june 1S-l039a a. m. (
Sy7lopsis for the past t,ceHty-fO1r hours-Tht,
barometer fell rapidly on THURSDAY ON the Cali
fornia coast. and is now falling between tho
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi VailrY
A he area of hi CHEST pressure extend, from Ohio
eastward To Chesapeake Bay. Temperature b a.
has risen slightly in the northwest and on tn.
last Atlantic coast, it hasfaleu sonsHhatf rpm
North Carolina To Georgia. The cloudy weather
reported Thursday morning west Of Illinois has
spread To the east and south, and heavy rain has
fallen In Missouri. Light rains w re reported
during the night from Georgia eastward, and a
light local ram on Lake ontario, where thc tam
Perature hsss fallen. Clear weather with lgnt
winds prevailed elsewhere on Thur,,lTy
Prsbobstst6s .--rheS barometer will probably
fail during the day fSgm Pennsylvania b. Iowa
and southg ard 10 the Cult. Tho conditions are
favorable for local rains ami tOrnadOes from IIi-
Delsto Arkansas. hreate and rainy weather
VIII probably extend over Kentucky aud Ten
Rs.ssee No serious disturbance Is appTeb 'nird
fnr the Lower Lakes, Atlantic ami Cali cdass
during the day.
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Horace Greeley is TO be before the joint Goa
sreseiOnal committee next week to tel what he
Knows about the ku-klux.
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pARGAINsi BARGAINsi,

JAPANESE sILKS-GREAT REDUCrTOy,-
IeauihUl Stripes, 20 cents; Checks, Stripes and
Plain, at - cents dol very best goods, IS cents
DRESS GOODS, 10, I23z, Is, Is, % and % cents
etc, etc.
HnSIERYta fine stock bought at a sacrifice and
VIII te sold cprrcspDrtingly low. !
BiEGAIS5 IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
BEGAN WYLIE,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Comb
lois ard 1920 It'll street N W
us-Ons Price. Jkst dealiag 10 Oh. je I5-tf
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Gal PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
jei6-tr II - -

OFFICE o. A M.RR.CO
" WASHINGTON, d. C., June 18TH IC7I
On and after MONDAY y, the Idh of June, hi
PhsSENGFR TRAINS for MA go y
kAS $ : DIVISION Of the Q: A. ~ e 800
will TIE ulain line At 6s5 e. m Leave Alexandra
stsa. m! Leave Manassas Junction at 90 a ; m
Fss SiIasSurg ut l2;ts ~, snsarrye at Hsrrison
hul ~ l:iO y M, IN time to run to Siauuton, Law
ley Springs, Be, nc, by daylight =
Leave HaFTi-'nburg ~ gas ~ m; pass Straslai 70
at l2:io ?. III. Leave Manasssi Junotinn at 4: 10 ~
Washington ID. e., at y. m $40. ~ -
This schedule VIII effect full connection Mt Stras
burg for Winchester, Cap0n Springs, re, &c Fail
attenuation can he obtained by applying at The
Ticket Once, COS Pepnsy lyania avenue nearl6th
llTcet. ALIEN KERR. Agent ieIf o.
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By bafIilng tIN hN'f, HYfs w., nere. Wr1sff aud
hands, when Oyerheat~d. and when SUI !
feriDg from fever, with that
Cooling Solution.
PROP COOKS BALM OF LIEF /
AtvhoIesale and retail by the following hTst-clnss
Druggists Stntt x Co, 40 Pa ay.; J u. MliOr,
It'll and ~ SITS; W. =. ThyInpson, 703 18th %
sy and 18Th ST.; J. Z. Milburn Co., 531 18th
G. G.. G. Simms, n. Y. aV and 18th ST: Marin 3
Bro. cor Pa and 9th -. :. Calvert Ford. ~ )
Pa. sr; II. Il. Ferguson, IO1 Pa. ar, 5. E.; c. W
CTOnley, Bridge 81. GeOrg town; also, at retail
by Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, Oh
9Th aud streets. See testimonials and dlrec-
tiOns. ieI-Im
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OFFICIAL.

Notice is hereby given - parties holding what are
called Diplomatic claims against the Government OF
venezuela that uron the transmission orpresent-
alton at this Department of the certificates of the
awards OF the commissioners or arbiter sundcr the
convention Of the 2Jth Of April 1885, rsteAble pro
portion OF the amount payable pursuant 10 such Ger
tinoates will be paid to the holders thereof. and
similar proportion will bs paid to claimants whose
claims have been allowed under other ventions
The smOunt which has been received from vene-
Euea will make the proportion be distributed
seven per cent. on each Of the claims
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, 18th June, 1871. je15S q
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csIIvFRwARE AND SILyIsR PLATED WARE,
- Table Cutlery, Ac.; que stock, and for sale &C
manlf.ctaress prices. Ct te oornsr q lllh stres.
jellm IL. o. HOOD. 2
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The Mobile RlGist>r wants the demoerats q
nominate General Hancock for'President.
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UAUkEsuA BETHESDA MINERAL
STONE
SENECA QU1RRIES.

TIE MAINLAND fRettkSSyrosh NJ ~. COM
Have on hand and Saw g order PlA.iSr ms, Steps,
Tatcs Coping, Flagging, Ira stun, c. .ring also,
Rough Blocks Of all dimensions- Goo soana stone
Ms.oury Work Rubble suitable to' Cellar Walls,
Ranre Rubble work, Churches, " arebousss and
strength and durability are requir "a
office and yard corner X aud - n streets n W.
nN-m W f6m q. w. HA'. DEN SecrefarV
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-On the night of 18th, while going from the
L. corner of 9Th and II to the 10Th and Mas
sachusetts avenue, u BRAID NATURAL HAIR.
The finder will be literally rewarded by returning
the same to the northeast corner Sth and Market
Space. .. it,
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FOR SALH AND RENT.

EoR sALE-Twe 2story Press Brick Pr1ut
IL lIOt SIS, containing six reom- and hath "a N
gas throughout. ever cSnI encnce, on 10Th street
near T. For terns apply 20
TURTON a LOWRY,
hyisd f2l 18th street. y W
EOR REST-I'c pfortably FURNISHED PARLoR
= and ClIAMBEkS, in q house with al mNlern
miprosefneDt, and In beautiful situstion: -oath
ION. ,o ~ the FIRST Ward, corner srh and Sts-ets
w" &C - df
tek hhSr-stx mn OFFICR ROOMS in th.
an ~. buiiaing, sOs Pennryl. snia avenue,
sS..a S.S-. f-ls1
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JChron. Repub. and Pa. ria
@TUENPIKE NOTICE

l@TUENPIKE NOTICE.
The Ste. khoiiers 0f the WASHINGTON Y. COL Is
NlLLk and hSHTON.TURNPIkE ReAD COM
EAN1 are Notified e. al end mrCting t. be he'll at
Cvie-yile On RlDAI the 1tI dag of Juiy next, at
= clock =. IL.
The question t. the Toe tt1n ur The road az the
Burnt Mill II III will be LAID before the meeting I
BY orier OF the d ard Of Directors.
WAERICh 4. MILLER,