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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-02

held sacred, and that when they heard
that the est sblishment had been attacked
they ordered a court-martial of the offend
ers. The culprits fled ia dismsy, and could
not be found. The Commune could, there
fore, only express sorrow and indignation
at the occurrence of deed which they
were unable to prevent.
Theirs, in circular issued on the 25th,
says: 1--WE are masters of Paris except a
small portion which will be occupied to-
day The Louvre has been saved. The
hotel of the Minister of Finance has been
partially burned, and the Tuileries and
Palais du Quai d'Orsay, in which the
Council of State holds their sessions, are
wholly destroyed We have already 49,
900 prisoners, and shall have 10000 to-
night The streets of Paris are strewn
with insurgent corpses. Our loss Is small.
The army has behaved admirably. Justice
will soon be satisfied, and France be
happy in the midst of her own mlsfor-
tunes"
A dispatch from ST. Denis on the even
ing of the 25th says: Fighting in Paris
has ceased. The Versaillists have COM
plete possession of the city. The confla-
grations are nearly all of them extinguished.
They, in all cases, were caused by the
shells of the Versaillists and not by the
Communists A portion of the Louvre
was saved the most precious works are
safe In the vaults. Last night and to-day
the troops refused to give quarter, and
killed all who fell into their hands"
According to cable dispatches of the
26th the following named public buildings
in Paris had been destroyed: Palace of
Tuileries, Ministry of Finance, Prefecture
of Police, Court of Accounts, Palace of
the Legion of Honor, barracks on the
Quay d 'Orsay, Hotel de Vile, and Mont
de Piete. The following leading insur-
gents had been shot: Velles, Amoreux,
Brunei, Rigault, Dombrowski, and Bous-
quet. 1t was rumored that all the hostages
held by the insurgents were safe, but moth
ing positive was known in relation to
them.
A Versailles dispatch of the night of
the 25th says Archbishop Darboy, ten
hostages and nearly fifty priests were mur-
dered in cold blood at Mazos prison on
the night of the 23d.
A telegram was received at Wash
ington from Minister Washburne, dated at
Paris, 26th, saying: "There is fighting in
remote parts of the city. New fires.
Americans and their property all safe"
1t has been announced that the triumphal
entry of the German army into Berlin
will take place on June l6, and that June
IS will be observed as day of thanks
giving throughout the empire.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-02

"A story is, told of a little odf year old
fellow who, having disobeyed his, father,
was about to incur the penalty-a switch
ing. The father deliberately prepared
rod, while his son stood sad and silent
spectator. AS the parent approached to
the unpleasant duty, the boy started at
brisk run toward neighborlng hill The
father pursued, and for time the young
ster increased the distance between tn, IN /;
but gradually his strength began to fail,
and when he reached the hill and began
10 ascend he soon lost his vantage ground.
Nearer and nearer the irate father ap-
preached, and just as the top of the hill
was reached, and as he came within arms
! length of tue little fugitive, who was ready
to fall from exhaustion, the boy quickly
faced about, dropped upon the ground,
and with an indescibable cast of counte-
nance exclaimed: "Papa, that-makes a
iellow-blow don't itf" This chang
ing of the subject" was so extremely lu-
dicrous that the father laughed heartily
over the strategy which his hopeful son
exhibited, and the rod was not used.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-02

dist Episcopal Church, died In Cincinnati
on the evening of the 23d.
Alfred Zeigenmeyer, arrested in Ger
many for the murder of William M.
Gumbleton, at Chicago, last winter, ar
rived In that city on the 23d, in custody
of the officers who were sent after him.
Major Powell and his party left Greene
River, Utah, on the morning of the 23d.
They will be absent two years exploring
the canons Of the Colorado and some of
its tributaries.
At Cleveland, on the Gath, the Forest
Citys, of that city, defeated the Rockford
Forest Citys in game of base se-ball-11 to
10. The Boston Red Stockings and the
Washington Olympics played game in
tie on the ninth inning--4 to A.
A Binghamton letter says Rulloff's
grave had been opened three times In the
hope of getting his head, which had been
taken off before burial. His brain
weighed ten ounces above the average,
and his skull was the thickest on record.
The arguments were concluded in the
Foster murder trial in New York City, on
the Gath, and the case was submitted to
the jury.
The International Convention of Young
Mems Christian Associations commenced
its session in Washington on the Gath.
The officers chosen are: President, John
Wanamaker, of Philadelphia; Vice -Presi-
dents, r. r. McBurney, New York; j.
Skinner, North Carolina; w. Brooks, Cal.
ifornia; =. II. Brown, Louisiana L. Clax-
ton, Quebec; w. s. Crosby, Michigan; s.
II. Kendrick, Rhode Island; NJ. K. Bar.
nard, Indiana; @. Lloyd, Washington, d.
c.; O. B Fish, Missouri; G. P. Palmer,
Prince Edwards Island; w. B. Simpson,
West Virginia Secretaries, t. II. r. Enos,
Indiana; w. H. Hobbs, Maine; H. J.
Cowles, Wisconsin.
The President, on the oath, nominated
Leander Gerreard as Attorney for the Dis
trlct of Nebraska; w. P. Wolf, Postmaster
at Wilmington, Ohio.
The cornerstone Of a monument to the
Confederate dead at Oakwood Cemetery
Richmond, Va, was laid on the afternoon
of the oath.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
of North America recently in session al
Baltimore, elected the following officers
fr the ensuing year: R. w. G. TEN liar,
Rev. T. Russell, of Michigan; r. w. G.
Councillor, ]. j. Hickman, of Kentucky
r. W. G. Templar, Sister Anna Raymond
of New York; R. w. G.. Secretary, Julius
A. Spencer, of Cleveland, o., and R. w
G. Treasurer, John Campbell, of St
Louis.
The jury in the Foster murder case in
New York city, on the 25th, returned g
verdict of guilty of murder in the first de
gree, with a recommendation to mercy.
A game of base ball played in New Yorl
city on the 26th, between the amatenr
Stars, of Brooklyn, and Olympics, o
Washington, resulted in the defeat of the
Stars-2l to 20.
A Washington special of the 26th say
the Vice. Presidents condition "is no
such as to afford his friends as much en-
couragement as they hoped the day woulC
bring them; still, however while the cas-,
is critical, it is not necessarily beyond
hope"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-02
Sdected Miscellany.
THE ROBIN


E.bHt NJ JoH14 @. waIrT1Ea.
hr old Welsh nelghbor over the way
~ Cfept slowly out In the sun Of spring.
fushed rom her ears the locks OF gray,
And listened to hear the robin sing.
:, her grandson, playing at marbles, stopped.
And cruel In sport, ae boys will be
Tossed etone At the bird, who hoped
from bough to bough in the apple tree.
Nay" ssid the grandmother; "hayo you no
MY poor bad boy Of the derry Dit
Ann how, drop by drop. this mercifnl bird
Carries the water that quenchest3
He brings cool dew In his little bill,
And let's II fall on the soule OF sin;
fon con see the mark on his red breast still
vi nres that scorch as he drops IL
my poor Bron rhuddyni my breast.burned bird
Singing so sweetly from limb to limb,
very dear to the heart Of our Lord
ls he who pities the lost like Himr'
"Amenl" ] said to the beautiful myth;
Sing, bird Of God, In my heart as we'll;
Zach good thought is a drop whnrewith
To cool and lessen the fires Of hell.
Prayers Of love like raindrops fall,
Tears OF pity are cooling dew
ana dear to the heart OF our Lord are all
VINO suffer like Him In the good they do"
--AHdHtic WOnfhlU.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-02

The American Seamen's friend Society
expended, for the year ending May 8
$63,930, or $3470 more than received
sent to sea, 726 libraries, and distributed
100000 copies of its periodicals. The yea
Is regarded rs one Of great prosperity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-02

Lord Seaforth, who was born deaf and
dumb, was to dine one day with Lord Mel
vile. Just before the time of the com
pany's arrival, Lady Melville sent into the
drawing. room lady of her acquaintance
who could talk with her fingers to dumb
people, that she might receive Lord Sea,
forth. Presently Lord Gull ord entered
the room, and the lady, taking him for
Lord Seaforth, began to ply her fingers
very nimbly; Lord Guilford did the same,
and they had been carrying on converse
ton in this manner for about ten MINUTES
when Lady Melville joined them. Her
female friend Immediately said, Well,
have been talking away 10 this dumb man.
"Dumb" cried Lord Guilford; "bless
me, l thought yOu were dumbW
-"Mr Jones, what makes the canary
sleep ON one legp ~ don't think any
one makes him, my dear; l think he does
it OF his own accord"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-02

"A Wooden Man-An alderman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15
LEGIsIATIyE ASSEMBLY.

C0UNCIL.-Yesterday, Mr. Hall, from the Com
Varket Franchise 10 the Farmers and d Butehe .r
Market Company, with amendments. Ordered to be
Mr. Browne submitted bill modifying the prac-
ee Of the Supreme Court Of this District Laid over
The Chair laid before the Council communication
from Rev Byron Sunderland against the crying by
Committee ON Police, with Instructions to report
bill TO suppress the nuisance.
tablishing Of new fire engine with the necessary
sppurtenalnees thereby apProprlat1ing Sale 70
The Council bin amending incorporating the
National Junction Railway Company was read
second time and referred.
M dh S Thsir yTssspeS petition from member; Of
the number Of inmates TO be between 20 and to
their support have been contributed by the benero
lent; that anticipating larger demand on their
supply Of funds in Consequence Of the absence from
the CITY OF many OF its friends application was made
literally responded to BY the appropriation q saece
hss 1hs essuTy rs = now nearly sxhaTste and in
legislative Assembly 10 provide some means by
which this sum may be available to the association
aafh sG s
benevolent labors with success.
ders in the sny ~ sna PfTSBe ans hsl b
streets and the canal, asking appropriation to
that oesy in aecerdaice with the pT no. ns of
ths act o. congress; Referred.
houcc bti prov tuIDE payment OF Salaries OF
Referred.
Council bin for the benefit and relief of Columbia
College. Referred.
Mr.. Hall, from the Market Committee reported
back the bin regulating the inspection of -four with
amendments. Recommitted, Adjourned.
HOCSE-The hill TO regulate hackney carriages
vas made the special order for Tuesday.
Mr.. Hall introduced bill making APPROXIMATION
20 ray the teachers and employees Of the county
Mr.. Cassin introduced bill in relation to the in.
syectton 1t lumber; referred Also resolution giving
the speaker and chairmen Of committees power to
administer caths Referred.
Mr.. Solomons introduced bill for the relief of the
Columbia Turnpike Company. fThe bill appropri-
ates SI4-A = 10 pay the cslnpany for their road,
recently condemned as public highway, that being
the amount Of damages assessed by the jury.J Re-
Mr. Murray introduced bill to purchase an alarm
bell Tor Engine Company No. l; referred.
number Of bills were reported from committees
and read a second time.
MIR. Boswell introduced bill authorizing subscrip-
ton TO the stock Of the Baltimore arri Pieinent
Tailroad. Mr.. Moore objected to its Introduction
MI Boswell NOV ed suspension Of the rules; agreed
to-yeas u; nays 8, (Messrs. Davis, Hardness and
Moore Mr.. Moore, in explanation of his vote read
the l6t seetpn Of the organic act. The bill was re-
Mr.. Mcknight, from the Committee on Militia re-
ported bill for the enrolment of the militia, with
amendments. Mr.. Hall submitted a minority re-
TO Monday.
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WAsHINeToN, d. O., July 15-1o-3o a. m.
SyrSpsi. FOR ae past t,cesty;foar hoars.1 -;
and Rocky Mountains since Friday morning.
The area of lowest barometer which was Friday
north of Lake Ontario is now east of New Eng
land. The pressure has varied somewhat and Is
now again falling north and west of Indiana II
has fallen slightly in the Middle and Eastern
States, and is stiH falling in Pennsylvania and
North Carolina. The temperature east of the
Mississippi is very generally slightly lower than
ON Friday. Cloudy weather with an occasional
sprinkle has been generally reported on the At
lantic coast with heavier local rains in southern
Virginia and Alabama. Partially cloudy
weather has prevailed on the lakes and west
ward to the Rocky Mountains, and is now very
generally reported from all of our stations
Probdbiiities.-The barometer will probably
fall during the day on the upper lakes. The
conditions are favorable for local showers in the
Middle States, and for rain on the eastern half
, of the gulf coast.
LOCAL REcoRp.-The thermometer In Tn
EVENING STAR business Office registered as fol-
lows to-day:-sa a. m, 81; 10 a. NJ 81; IL m, sc;
Up. m, SS.
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HlHROUGH LINE $50 - =
L @ BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
Pa0f0aAIs v ESf ssyE FFEEeEIFFa FEsss7I'
Oys1cz or EHs Roam o.. PrsLie woars,

OTEIcx OF rHT RoAxn on Pr1IIe woRxs, \
a~.,s,, NxaHIYeros, ID, c., July y, HI
o n ssS g. 4 h sa s
xtenn,sylssna ayenue from lst street west 70 is6
oeiock p; N. and 0 's1ock .. m. = ~, '.
Win r. e,Soat Ss1pss he bid mos dspo
q the Board Of Public Worm e30, eetfinT receipts
Therefor q guarautee that be Wih enter into, aSd
dance with hiQ bid - - ~S'sa
The mo2ey p dopositsd win be refunded 70 the nm.
succeeaui olode8 ater the award az The contrscf
inc % tne contractors amer the eomplstion Of ths
The Board 81 Public works YIN not be bouna n
accept the lowest nor any other BID - ~
inf Tni se ,ndSssed pE0pscsls f9 Sweep
Ireasurer Of the Board Of Public Works,
yn& Rep, d Chrou.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE TEAS, CoFFEEs, PURE SPICES, FLOUR,
and other articles kept at the American Tea
Store. corner of 9TH and / streets, are certainly
the best, and at lower prices than any we have
found in Washington. All goods are fresh, and
sold at New York prices. Every consumer of
coffee knows what an advantage it is to have
cof1ee from the rooster; and by patronizing the
above establishment you can get 1t all hours of
the day.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT. judge SHsl-Yesteriay after
s MSs shea Henry dTfs wh
Daniel shea; Michael Shea, assault on Henry Nor
q Of free ght, he Shea being white and i the Ds
Morris being black. The odds were against the
each, without costs. Richard Thomas, six foot
Finn small white boy, by Knocking him down and
n b 5 s Ih the rope 70 his 6Srses legs and drag
and costs. -
Oliver Christian, charged with profanitx in tho
public; fined S. Pat CoDnor, fast driving and nm
sustained aud the court dismissed hmp P SIT
Garner, an aged old white woman, drunk and dis
the WORK house in default Of seenr Ta'
Wm, Edln6qrgh, colored, q suspicious character
proay in Re stPcet ne3 John a1 G6i Sica2l
Jph Deer charged WITH Ttnths nnst 81
WITHOUT preparing suitable rear accommodations;
Mr. Cahil called the attention Of the court to the
case where an Information had been given against
hgncr without license. by one Richard Smith 4
bad been issued and given into the hands Of
an officer for service Instead, however Of d ing so,
Snith went to the party accused and stated TO him
sccused would refund to him he Would ShiiS Rithhds
, accused had done as proposed to
been refused H. The Court said there should n" be
another warrant issued against Schmidt. and he
could have bis remedy against Richard smith -
PROBATE COURT, JEdgs Eslis - To-day in
The matter ot the estate of Vincent TAYLOR deceased
TIE e1esnirix Fled her final account The will OF the
!aie a y pessau was fully proven and letters issued
70 samuel II HOwell-bond sac. Letters of admin
istraton on the estate Of Hannah Allen were issued
10 Chas- :. Wallaeh-bOnd S60O: GracIe McCullom
" a. appointed guardian 10 her minor children-bond
SlNcO Casper Trautwein do. to his son-bond s 30.
James =, Payne do. to children 81 Virginia Handy
bond eco Nay Ana. Al -, hsr Ir,r III
aren-bond $500 An order was made reyoting IN ~.
appointment OF q. W. Mitchell as GUARDIAN To
orphans Of Martha Ann Mitchell :"
CIRCUIT COURT, TO-DAY, Judge WyIte.-Gross
9gt. Johnson; judgements by default. Moon and
jIdgSnisnt ordered RTiiln agt Ayrei Judgement for
judgement in other suits OF which this IL
4 one OF the old hreInens cases when parties removed
Illegally of the removal. u INV
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CLOTHING.

During The Prerdiling Hard Times
IL becomes every one to economic in their ex-
penditures. In the article of clothing Alone a
sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate In
measure the prevailing scarcity Of money, at
r. WALLACH's, corner st. and Pa. ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
obtained, at from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper than
any other house.
Don't fail to gire me a call.
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631 Penn. avenue, corner Ak Sc.

The PEOPLE have been so much imposed upon
by several worthless Sarsaparillas, that we are
glad to be able to recommend a preparation
which can be depended on as containing the
virtues of that valuable medicine and is worthy
OF the public confidence. Doctor ayers Sarsdpd-
riud cures when anything can cure the diseases
that require an Alternative medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

ZAcHARIAH WATERS, an estimable citizen of
Clarksburg district, Montgomery County, Nd,
died on Tuesday of a cancer in the throat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made OF the best materials.
and every pair warranted 30 1T @. BAUM, Cor
ing. -
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ATTRACTIVE PRICES -
- 70 At WArYACuya

Odeon Hall, 4ks street and PENNSYLVANIA ave,
Mems Suits, Youths Suits, Boys Suits, White
Duck and Brown Duck Sack Coats Aiapaca,
mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. White Mar
settles, single and double brested Vests. White
Duck single and double breasted Vests. Blue
and Drab D'ete Pants, sizes 30 to A. Blue Flan-
mel and Drab D'ete Vests, % to A. Linen and
Alpaca Busters. -
Washington, d. @.
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HOne county in Iowa reports three ueu
made insane 10y the excessive use Of tobacco.
@Bowcn Is now at liberty to 20 beauin
again. 1.
~ minister Blasque Bey is passing the sum-
ner In Europe.
sThe power Of Saratoga, says SAKE, Is wa
ter power. - - = - !.
GAmherst College is going to admit female
Students.
~The Turkish Government has buflt nm
iron-clad, and its name Il Mukatdemiheieher.
SA New York undertsker took ADVANTAGE
OF the riot 10 advertise that he was prepared 10
furnish entire funerals ct e26 each.
nr0reat Britain last wear consunned a M noo
pounds Of tobacco, or n pound and q Mr. for
each one Of the population. $50 : -
Ahydrorsth b q very damp paxi, sceoed-
technical terms. . = -
@James A. Oates, manager OF the Eurlish
Comic Opeqa Company, died at the Grand Ceu-
uai hotel OF New York last evening, aged q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

HAVE We ANOTHER BOWEN AMoNs Us "a
Scene IN TIE Post 0tRce DspaTfmeat.-The usual
monotony of clerical life in the Post Office De-
Iartment was abruptly broken to-day by scene
which for time created quite sensation. Shortly
before noon lady of progressing appearance,
with dark flashing eyes, and dressed IN black
Knight have been seem vending her way along
one of the lower halls Of the building. On
reaching certain room she paused a moment,
and then, opening the door, advanced to the
desk OF one of the clerks, who seemed somewhat
startled by her desperate manner. To make a
long story short, she 90 then and there" as the
lawyers say, charged the gentleman, who
il her husband, with bigamous proclivities-in
fact boldly accused him of having another wife,
a Ia Bowen. The clerk, antirely taken aback by
the gravity of the charge, feebly denied il, and
tried to expostulste with "my DEAR
but the lady's tongue was apparently
the longer and sharper of the two, and after a
torrent of denuneiation, which ended in a cater
act of tears, she left the building. During this
scene quite number of clerks gathered about
the door and considerable excitement prevailed.
CAPTAIN JOHN Minis, a wen known citizen,
was stricken down with paralysis xsout ten
O'Clock last night at his residence Pennsylya-
MIA avenue. near 3dstreet, and UP to noon to-day
had NOT revived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15
A KCHOR LINE srEAMERs

"A SAlL FIERY WEDNESDAY AND SAL
CRDzP TO 4ND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
CaIng ~ Londonderry 10 land Mails and Passengers.
The steemsSs 81 this fsvorte line are built en-
Y foI the psntie Passenger trade, and go
nued up I'd every respect with an the <fER
sure the safety, comfort. and convenience Of passen
TO GLASGOW. LIyERPosoL AsD LSSDox-
First Cabin, sss and So ACCORDING "a ,oo..iou;
sabin ketnrn Tickets, Sl3o, securing best accImnO
os1,ons; intermediary sS; SteerAge, SIS. Partls
chase tickets az reduced rates For fcrther paricl
rlars apply % HENDERSON BROTHERS, BcSi-
ing Green, ". T.; OF 10 +. :. SMITH, PAS Peunsyl-
vsnia svense, WILLIAMSON a CO.. l4ss lsth
street, Washington, ID. g. n.hf-6m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

THE PICNIC of the "Invincibles," at 7th-street
Park, Monday night. Let all attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

THE sTxAxxR Lady OF the Iats ,n.Io,
other OF her enjoyable and heaIthfal Sunday a.
crrsons to-morros, going down about fortv
miles, and returning about 80 d. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

ST.. PKTER's SUNDAY school win .a,.h,.,.
iae DAY ON Wednesday next, the 18Th, al AVA
insfan Island An who wish 20 spend 4 pleasant
and happy day shoald attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

HELP OR WE PRRIsH.-This Is what neglected
teeth would say IL they could remonstrate witt
perish or become black or yellow If the .Sorodon
is used daily. VS..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

TEE JorRSxYs6Kx sroxK Crrrxps, S<,-,x--
have elected VIM. Taylor, presidrnt. Hsnrv =
EIiis; vice PRESIDENT. Thos. Taylor, secrsfsry
and John Burns, doorkeeper. ssa.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

SEE advertisement of the Sunday Gazette else
where. Colonel Florence promises that 1t shall
not be behind any of its cotemporaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

ToRrorsR sHKLx Bracelets, Necklaces an,
Iockets, Hoop EARRINGS, French GiIf and Oroide
yeveiry, received az Prisg's Dollar Jeweiry
etore, No. ~ Pa avenue, near Az st.. = =