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Observation-Disclosures 60
PACKET CONTAIN Y.-TheS
S SSzs5 4 + tED1 Z; lssyss HlsSasss 'ssis
yeIf ey TUssDAY leaves Richmond every
:. :. '''' pA B. j. BURR. President.
pHILADELPHIA, RICH 49,
sh1f G GfNE ANo Rs9eHHIH SGaSsE FHIa
HEEk;-,Steamers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u.
se, Gbk;sE sSl so%ges,as this line, eass rhIla
and RlchmOnd every MoNDAY and T ri i.
alternately. Freight received daily iexcspt Sun.
and New s sa
New Orleans viz Southern Mail Steamship Line
from Philaaelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk IS
Rsssass g Philadelphia. including mssls and
- - a'W.P.PoRTER, Agent, = sss !
as No. sls Dock sTset, Richmond.
| HI VII. r. CLYDE q co., Agents.
ssls No. Hsout6 Wharves. Phli.deiphis.
John W.. WYATT, . =, ,,,,,.a
!" AND coMMIssioN akkcR1N All $50 81
AZ NesiS GGvEHNoR sTREET,
RICHMOND. va. PosT-0STIcH box u.
ZOE LrvnEroold AER 4HA
pIoM h NV q E6n a EYRRF sastkb1n
- AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
RATES OF PASSAGE. ...s
r Fsy sssin ooa ssyasss s..
TO London....-...... 80 To London........a... IS
sRs., sold 70 and r. apsan Ireland a
the Continent, at moderate rates -s5sz.ysf
For further Information apply at the company's
on's'' JOIN s sl eas A New YORK; orso
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
@ FOB NEW YoRK. eHsA
o1D DGGtoEMnP, 2N 49, :.
The wheel steamships WYANoKE, !SAAC
ssIr sad AAEfTERas iesve Ke1 Yolt ser
az ES4 and sssH gss
DAY, and SUNDAY. at high tide. D.
These ships are entirely nsy they have eIssaas
lions. and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers Cor Al
southern and European ports.
rhs 81 ST. sssa Sa ss & s oes:
Sas fasfAsr inse g5as e. .R %REEs e Agent
myB 80 - No. 8 Governor street.
TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATsII1.n,,
J COMPANY.-FoRB ALTIMORE,l !.
NORFOLK, PORTsAouTn, AND I. Abh .,
On THM .tss
70 HIN SYLV e y r E II,
Captain 2. @. GIFFoRD,
leaves company's wharf at Rockets for the
a6oye-named places on MONDAYS, WEDHEs-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, 1t SIX O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur-
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time 70 con-
meet With old Bay Line steamers for baltimore
AT Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on az
rival OF steamer. s - -
Fare 10 ~
Fare 70
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return zoo.
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER Co.'s
sreight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
| turCays for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baltt-
! more, and principal landings on Chesapeake bay
and ali regular landings On James river, at REA.
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from A.
H.. TIL p. NJ.
Freight for way landings mnst be prepaid.
| L. b. TATUM, General Agent,
| .-: ~ 80 Office, Company's wharf,
1 sell Branch office, corner Main and eth sts.
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store for saiaa prime BOT of E.4A II
rURxL PEAS; siso, BLACg-EyE rEsiA pa!
uYl-# ' Nj \ Na M! ssst
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
A LEXANDER WERST,
PRACTICAL CONFECTIONERY,

PRACTICAL COME CTIONER,
2sl BROAD STREET, CORNER OF Sd,
Takes pleasure In notifying his friends and the
public generally that he has reftted his establish
ment thoroughly, and Is fully prepared to ot ne
yOrs, either in his nea.Iy-furnished saloon or By
the gallon at their residence, in any part OF the
city, at most reasonable charges. His SODA
FOUNTAIN also being in fine condition, and
Supplied with most delicious syrups, prepared
under his own supervision, he feels sure that
call will please the most fastidious. Thanktni Ior
IF the sarre my 6-eod6t
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= AN INNOCENT NAN ARRESTED AS LUcIEN
,,, March last, Mc. j. IL. Caring
H'' 81 tLlS county, purchased drove Of
,,a,a III cincinnati, Ohio. He dispatched
-, ,,''5 NJ e" route 10 this place, under charge
y y NE, n }. Poindexier. At Fincastie,
.'r +? '"o Of NE drove--a foundered horse
""' a week ago Mr.. Darlington went
~ Ihcasllc for these animals. On his
ti,"h, "hen some thirty miles this side Of
r., .",astle The mare and coltagain giving out.
~ !" prevent further detention and trou-
~ uaaed them for Mustang pony. On
,,"ay morning last, as he was nearing New
$40 Questioned him in civil and friendly
~. az az 10 Where lie had procured his horses.
,.'',, arlington very promptly and naturally
,pled, =" In Cincinnati. ~" Here they
p p,i' Dir. 9. proceeding to New London,
"neie lie arrived IN due season. Soon there.
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BERLIN, May 5.-Bismarek has gone to
Frankfort TO confer with Fuyre about the
peace treaty.
1t is evident from an announcement in
the Stras6ourger Zeituaag. that the city Of
MulhauSe Will remain in possession Of the
Germans.
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MORE STRIFE TO BE sTrRaEDUp.

LONDON, May 5.--All hopes of peace are
now Abandoned Delegations Of Freema-
sons have gone to the provinces to agitate
in favor Of the Commune. Is
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|. = q n .
TIcKErs ron PRoF. K1DD's LECTURES,
Tickets for the COURSE on Elocution by
Prof Kidd cant be procured at Hamilton
6 Hardlng's Music Store, DR.. Iogan's
Drug Store, or Of sapt Williams, at the
office of the Board Of Education, or Of
Prof. Morton at the Female College. The
tickets for tho iull course, consisting Of
eight lessons, have been put at the low
price of one dollar. There will DO two
lessons daily, one of these being at night,
This affords a rare opportunity tore.
ccive instruction from the distinguished
Elocutionlst, and one that should DO eti-
braced by ALL. As the number Of tickets
Is limited, application for membership In
the class should be made carly. HF
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PoI1cB CouRT-Tho cases OF Martin
Friery and Pat Cahill were fully heard
Saturday morning in the Police Court,
That Of Friery was taken up first, and nd
ditional witnesses for the prosecution were
examined. Their testimony, together
with that offered by the defence. clearly
established the fact that Friery was en-,
gagged in the tight-a point that seemed in
doubt when the witnesses who testified
Friday morning had been heard, The
case against the accused was fully made
out, and he was fined ten dollars and costs,
or, ia default o. payment, twenty days
%Hlabor, without compensation" which
means, tie, chain.gang. Allthew witnesses
sworn In the case against Cahill united in
saying that he was acting in the. role Of
peacemaker, and took no part whatever
In tho pugillstic demonstration. The
charge against him was dismissed at com.
plainant's costs Il ,,,,,,, ~ i.' :.
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SHARP P9AcTlcE.- woman Who said
she hailed from Bellaire, purchased
d fine mafi i iisSt days Since, iSs q
store on Main street requesting
That II and the bin be sent to the holel at
which Shp,was Stcpplng, .Shen,she would
nay foriL In duo time The mulI was sent
10 The place designated. Tho womanmet
Tho boy by whom twas delivered at The
door d her room, and asked him To- re-
main there q moment until aho gotathe
money to liquldate thebllL shS'stSpped
back into the apartment taking the, mua
with her, and made her escape through
another door. Tho boy remained some
time when II occurred ohim that allFagsl
not right Search was ,instltdted the
missing woman but without success She
has not been seen since, aud will probably
steer clear Of this city in tho future.
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ACARp.-The Sisters Of ST. Joseph re.
turn thanks TO their friends and The, pub
lie generally, for, the liberality displayed
OF the Orphans Christmas Festival. The
net proceeds amount to $t,S70-a timely
contribution. when the wants of! the
Asylum were pressing heavily Most %.
pecially are the Sisters indebted TO the
ladies who took cherge Of the various "a.
bles, and who by their energy rendered
tho Festival so successful. The God Of
the fatherless viii Himself reward such
jealous :. effort and such liberal cOioperai.
.'O iEao.linn Iiaa,nltal. d.. a1,i. 1870.
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. Misunderstanding tie week end.
ing Friday evening, Dec, 8Oth, Recorder
Woods issued 4ins marriage licenses
10 as many expectant groOms, Thtsis the
largest nambcrdppiied for during any one
week fora considerable. period. Va z \
4 Saturday being the close Of the year We
made examination and found that tcc
hundred and sirty-oat marriage licenses
had been issued during the preccding
twelve months4-twenty.flve oil which
were during December, ,.,e,, h..
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Gae9ntelIiljl(Ie:llrl3rl1e5rI;..
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1871.
New AdyertIsemients.

Street Commissioner Leonkart .
Citizens Railway Company. n HYi
American Building Association. 2 &
Notlce-The Holders Of Certificates.
First National Bank Of Wheeling, /
, Our Accounts ore oil ready, &c.
Photo Crayons. H.r
$500 q Day-Neill House. DI. &.
List Of Letters. NJ ,iE5i
Spread the Truth Special Notice. /,
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The BERoER FANIlH.-The matinee
given by the Berger troupe, Saturday Of
ternoon, was quite largely attended, not.
wilhstanding the unpleasant condition Of
the sidewalks. Tho ladies and children
were out in pretty full force, and were
highly entertained with the music of bells
and trumpets, and the funny songs and
facial performances Of Sol. Smith Russell.
At night time there was q rush for seats
and by the hour at which the curtain rose,
nearly every chair in the lall was filled.
The programme was u good one and the
audience chcercd its rendition to tho echo.
The BSrgers arc popular here, and their
return will beihailed with delight, when
ever they can arrange 10 do So tIe4la j ]
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THEY arc going to have q. good time
ofitat the lecture room ~ the First Pres
byterian Church, this afternoon 6at 8
O'clock some good speaking, singing and
Refreshments, The children youth, pa.
rents, grandparents, and greatgrand:pa.
rents, area all kindly invited AMI. va sds.;
pect they will enjoy themselves Weasee
by the programme ex:Goy. Stanton u 70
make the g g f ,'gs s ts9s,5 r.
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PitEsEsts. -Thstsis no more desirable
present. tliGa d suit Of clothes such as Is
gotten up ID the latest style by Ut
LAkia q a., No. 81 Monroe street, Call
and examine their stock asthey take
pleasuFeih' showing goods Remember
The plGee q Monroe street, three doors
south ofMatket 9aspl ~ ma ba1 ~"
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QUESTIONABLE PRAoTIcE.-Wc motto
cd several persons, Saturday, washing of
their payements with street hose. Itoc'
Cured US that the time for that bust
ness had gone by, and that the snow and
ice shouldbe removed with tho broom
and shovel. 1twoqld be very poor com
fort to one who had fallen down and bro
ken a leg on an ricy pavement toknow
that IL The bricks were. slippery they
were also clean. Either remove The cause
with the implements mentioned above, o.
something else quiteas effective, but I'm.
der no consideration use that which Up 9
few minutes may make tho sidewalks as
smooth us glass. nv" ''+
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ADJounxED.-T The Circuit Court closed
its labors Saturday, after having dispatch
cd a large amount of business since itmet
early III November. The next term viii
commence Tuesday, March7th.
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K PERsosAE.-prot. Kidd, swho has a
national reputation as an elocutlonist, and
Hon. A. D.3Williams, State superinten.
dent Of Free Schools, reached the city
Saturday evening. j. 10 70 ,,.a5 I. y
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No,PApER To.1oRRow.- TO give our
employees an opportunity to participate in
Newly Years festivities, no paper will DO
issued from this office tomorrow morningt
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IL RESUME TOMORROW. Exercises in all
the public schoolswillbe resumed to.mor,
row. The hundreds Of little ones will
take up their studies with the greater zest
Tor having had a few days respite. :,
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SUNDAY, HouRs.LIn common will the
other public institutions in the city, We
suppose, to:daylwill be observed at the
post office as New Years. II so, the
Office will be open during the same hours
as on sunday.J4ti9irolHoG i9ilO9
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ONE hundred and twepty.ayepais Misses
Turkey AtoroccOmand Cont i Balmoral
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, ct $500.
Every pairmSrranted, at L.Nog Bonds,
ln1. Min Shl in.tnZ !. llI ---.ln..
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MYarclr4La CouRT,-7Judge Good de,
liyered an!opinion, Saturday morning, III
the case involving the rights Of landlord
and tenant referred to by US a few days
ago. Its said to have been thorough
and exhaustive Of the law, and tea.
timony, and resulted IN favor Of the ten
ant. We are not infofmediof The pafIica,
lars, and hence mention the subject only
in general terms.s ~ IL 80. atl.
Not much else was done Id this Court
Saturday. Agfew orders were entered
but none Of them OF spOClal interest
About five o'clock intGo evening the
court adjourned until Monday, 10th inst
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] BoARD or sUpERyiisoRs-A meeting
OF the Board of Supervisors will be held
in their RON attic court house, to,mor-
row morning, This Is tho first. meeting
ofthe members elected IN October last,
and among the business to be transacted
win be the selection of officers, appoint
ment Of committees, &c, tOr. the sCariIo
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GUARDIAN ArpoISTED.-on the e7h
ult, Frederick Blschof was appointed
guardian DILEMMA Louisa and Johanna
ILonlsa BlschoE-bond $500. a.. / ~.
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FAnEwEIL sEaMoS.-we Hear that
Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton, rector Of St. Johns
Church, Centre Wheeling, took leave Of
his congregation yesterday. We are
told tlat Rev. y. Il, McMechen will Off
ciatc until Mr.. BIS stlccessoris chosen. ],
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pJpnPHR Tan ,spkI;p earea ,ehApped hands
aAltrhepm, plmples, and al eaianeoua AiIeetions,
rendering he Skln sou and smooth. Manuhe.
lhtea ~ Y @ cAswEtl, HAZARD b co.,
H6id By I'll Druggists. pil'flo Now York
nyatNl, Th..d&w, sloT NleE fplilr
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AN OUTRAGEOUS SLANDRR.-Some
time since q report obtained currency
that German, girl living with . highly
respectable family In South Wheeling,
had given birth to ac6lored' child. The
RtgiiIer, with It's accustomed appetite for
such scandal, announced last Wednesday
that q German girl in Ritchietown had
Federated Christmas by giving birth to
anegro baby" Tho circumstance that
there was a family in Rltchletown which
gave employment to q German girl and q
negro man gave direction TO the report
which had thus obtained publicity. A
visit from the indignant head Of the
household, who denounced the report
as utterly false and outrageous, pro,
dnced o prompt retraction In the Reg
istsr Of saturday. The German paper
printed at the same office, published we
believe Saturday, reproduced the Registers
paragraph; and with view OF making
o fling at the Republican Germans
many Of whom are from North
Germany and speak what Is known
as tho GLOW German dialect headed
It "Low.DUTcH NIGaER." The poor
girl at whom these infamous reports are
directed, we are assured upon unques,
tlonable authority, is as ohaste and viz.
tuous q girlas there Is in the city, and Is
greatly distressed, and her friends deeply
indignant Indeed, since the appearance
OF the doub insulting paragraph in. the
German paper the indignation has DO;
come widespread among the Germans.
and the matter was referred TO yesterday
in bis discourse BY the pastor Of one Of
the German churches. .sss q ", 4 I, a.
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b THIRTEEN AT ONE suor.- The Barnes.
vile (o) Enterprise related a story last
week about . citizen Of that place who
brought down 10 partridgcs ut one shot
We can beat that three and vouch for the
truth OF the story too.J On Christmas
day Mr.. John K. Botslord OF this city
was visiting his nephew, James, W,
Rice, who lives at West Alexander.
The two went out into the fields To shoot
partridges, sndstarting up acoyey Of them,
Mr.. Rice fired at them with a shot gun
as they rose, aud killed thirteenat a sin
gle shot, on the wing, Mr. Botford is
our authority for the statement, and there
is no doubt Of It's truth AT the next shot
Mr.. Rice brought down a single partridge,
which falling near the edge Of tho creek,
was instantly seized and carried into 10
hole by a weasel. yA
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BOARD on EDucArIo.N-The first meet.
ing Of the new Board of Education will
be held this evening at their rooms in
Crangle's block. y''aat
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i N 3 .. D.. q q y - u
HELD 10 BAIL.-Ellen Durkett was ar.
rested and brought before Esqr. Gillsspy,
charged with committing an assault on
Elizabeth Goldsborough. Alor hearing
tho evidence, the Justice decided thai
It was q case that should be settled in the
Circuit Court, and therefore held tho &C
cused tobaiI n $50 for her appearance
before that tribunal. ai..a g..g.. % Az
AaotAeFIJames Craig was also before
the same Justice, Saturday, on a similar
charge, exceptnthat the assaulted party
in this instance was II tile masculine per.
suasion. The assailant gave bond in a
penalty of $1,000 to keep the peace fol-
one year, NJ
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TRANSFERS OF RIAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers of real estate were ad-
mitted to record during the week ending
on the 80 inst. l9lirl iss-l.s gig l1-'
Decd made December Ably Naomi CO.
Gil 70 John Jones for the north.half Of lot
No. 1875, Market street, Centre Wheeling ;
$4,000, Admitted December "a,
Deed made December 10 by the Mer-
chants National Bank to Louis Cook for
the east 10 feet Of lot No. 6S, Clay street,
East Wheeling 5000. Admitted Decem.
Deed made December "a by August
Warneke and wife TO John 0chsenkuhn
ior, 25 feet front Of lot No. 90 running
back 70 alley in the rear, Main street, Cen
TIRE Wheeling $3.50. Admitted Decem,
Der "a. ~ N Wv"
Deed made November IA by Jacob
Hull and ]. N. Wheat to George K.
Wheat for lots Nos. Q, 2 and 8 in square
No. II, and lots Nos. 10, IA, 10, 16, II, 19,
10, 90, 81, q, 23 and "a in square No. o
in ]. q j. r. Bakers addition; $500.
Admitted December %, !" 'r 9 IL. T.;
Deed made December % by the Wheel
ing Teutonia Building Association to
Louis Tape, for lot No. 10 10 square No.
81, South Wheeling; $3.50. Admitted De-
cember Is. vi; l 81 9.4ls .. o.' us
Deed made December 20, by John No
Ian and wife TO Peter Cunningham, for
the south east part OF lot No. 93. having
q front on ally of22 feet and running back
within 81 feet Of the African Church
property; 5000 Admitted December
30. 'ial34 -ls llgdspl olI 10 f,
"a Deed made December es, by Thomas
Pollock and vile to Tohmas Sweeney,
and K. wv. Sweeney for q par.
cellpi land on Peach Alley and West
Branch 81 ll5 Ohio River (38 by 1871
lp6les 5000. A1mitted December 3d..
Deed mAde December 8. by Andrew
Better and wife to j. w. BOggs, for 35.
i00tfs OF aii acre OF land In Tfdelphia,
adjoining said Boggs and Better; sci.
Admitted December 20. 'nlgI 81
Deed made August %, by Joseph Sey.
bold and G! Lamb To- George Crumbaoker,
for II lots Of ground numbered from 90 TO
100 inclusive, in'Z. Jacobs addition to
South Wheeling; $3.50. Admitted De-
cember 81. z ~ lii3i'a 'ai 7 'N5Nh
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Thy a glass Of Hot Soda at John Lists.

TRIPLE PiArE.-The triple plated ware
sold by oxtoby & Dufield, 1O4 Market
street, below McLure House, bears their
firm name, and Is guaranteed 70 wear for
fifteen or twenty years 1t is almost
equal to solid silver Call and see fine
stock Of triple plated and solid silver
ware, watches, clocks, jcwelry spectacles,
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Y. M.c.A.-A meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
this.cvcning.
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THE Citizens Railway Company have
declared "a dividend Of flys per cent Out
of the earnings Of the past six months.
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CLOSED. To-day. being observed as
New Years day, all the.banks in the city
will be closed. IN As. As,
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4 EyERyBoDx Is down on slippery side.
walks, .ps a.5 a ny isri ~
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PRoF, Krpp's CLASS IL ELoo0rros.4
Prof Kids class in Elocution will meet
this (Monday) afternoon ut So'clockin
tho Hall Of the Female College, a.i 4.
There will bc two sessions daily, one at
. and n r. NJ. ,oaa
The first public entertainment will be
given ut Washington Halton Wednesday
evening. llJ9 3ial la'a2W -nanr
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Low PRICED Black silk vclyets receiy
al a.. l,.,J.,l no tnN stH'l hll .il1M
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Jusr received another lot Of those fnc
bottom Broadway Walking Boots, at
L. " Blond's..l. 81. .aaales... .llM
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compositors Wanted. no, 4.
Two good Compositions wanted at this
Office. Apply Immediately. ssai q . a
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49, FOR CITY SER EANTi =
l&S1A Through thelutgent .plleilationa q 2
wIsiII 1. sDTFWHuLHl has eoll0nted 70 pc
soiaa ~ independent Or citizens QandidAte tpf
SSitr SgrreSnfT Dniy considering tho unilfing
sfSrFv hird Extraordinary ability 10 ekhihitea
when actlng a. Deputy w EsS,
In thSt pod tion Igr thelf protection o. We ana
SSsT BUsissSi NIX Asp etFtEtss irsEEAlss'
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san0idain fos the once o. City Sergeant ~ me
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street CoHiTlSsioner, at the coming charter cleo
lion II elected ! viii cndeayor 10 discharge the
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